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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
WHEREABOUTS Of
RUSSIAN FLEET.
ST. Pstersburgs Impression Is
That 1t is Steering Toward
Island Of FOrmOsa.
IUUlTATEDAT BRITISH WARSHIpS
Exception Taken to Their Teiliag, by
Wireless TeIcgraphy, II Sighting
RoicstysnIky's Squadron.

ST. Petersburg April IS, 2,37 p. m,--No
further news beyond that contained in
the foreign teDograms have been re-
oelycd regarding the squadron CONF
mandod by Vice Admiral Rojesvensky
but the impression continues that he is
stcming toward the island OF Formosg
with the intention OF giving battle IL
Admiral Togo accepts the challenge.
Some OF the papers. notably the No
Voc Vromyu, suu mmifests irritation
ut the activity Of British warships in
reporting The movements Of Ahe Rus
sian squadron The NovoS Nrcmya
says thg vessels of all nations are OBJ
serving neutrality with the exception,
of course at Great Britain
The paper takes particular exception
to the fact that the British cruiser
lphigcnit transmitted by wireless tclog-
Iduhy the information that she had
passed Admiral Roieslycnskys SQUAD
ron lao miles from Saigon, which WAS
very important news to the japanese
uasmuch as Eoleslyousky had suo-
cecdod I'm slipping boy the Japanese
scouts.
For commercial ship,to report such
q fact upon arrival at % port BIS quite
natural says the Noyoc Nrcmu but
Il is not so important as the news Is
then more or less old ana I'm the mc#n-
time the squadron might have changed
its course, but for "a wou-of-Wnr TO
send such information 10 coast sta
tion by wireless tclography Is mniend-
lH
However, this Is not the Hrst Time
the British have conveyed valuable
warning 20 their friends. During the
Chul-Japanosc war when Great Britt
aim was on the side of the Chinese "a
British cruiser at Wei Hal Wei warned
the Chinese admiral by firing salute
upon The appearance Of the Japanese
fleet although at night when II Is not
Lnn nMaLnm IN ellmLn Nm LMnL Ll.LLnu ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
r CAUSED A BIO SENSATION.
All the Figures Are Done Ia ShadOwy
Outlines aud at First Are Not
Perceived
GWlTTE IS HIGHLY INDIGNANT,
car Issued His Rsscr,pt Without
Eyea Appruising Him Of His
lnteutl9n.

ST., Petersburg April l5-Quito SEM
salon was caused this morning by the
appearance IN the Nava, the most wide-
II circulated Illustrated weekly In Rus
ola, of a half-tone picture represents
hg the imperial Family, including tho
empress ho,dins he heir 10 the throne,
IN the back ground OF tho picture,
showing In shldowy outlines the en-
raroE Grand Duke sergius Grand
Duke Alexis the Dowager Empress, the
heir TO the throne and practically all
me HyinE members Of the RomanOft
family lying dead IN their collins, The
work Is done 80 sldlfully that in the
shadows In the drapary behind, the Inn
poriHl family are discenible with great
difficulty. The publishers disclaim any
previous knowledge Of the shadowy
figures. the culprita. who We're stu
dcnls employed ON the paper, have not
yet been located. Copies OF this edi-
lion Of The Neva are selling at big
premium.
~. Wnie, president OF the committee
OF ministers, has definitely decided 20
CiNe uD an work and 20 abroad, Tho
last straw was the imperial rescript
addressed Thursday to Interior Minister
Bouigan, creating a special commits
sion TO discuss questions relating TO
peasant tenure OF lands and the aboli-
ton VI the peasant commission over
which NJ White presided. The en-
pcror took tho step without even APP
Urising N. Witie Of his intention. The
members Of the Witte commission were
actually at work Tuesday evening and
woke up yesterday 70 find tho COM
mission out OF existence, Nj. WHITE at
tributes the omperor's act 10 court in
trigue directly aimed against himself
and yesterday Informed mis- friends that
he was completely disheartened and
discouraged, no longer able to endure
the humiliatioas heaped upon him and
that lac would leave all and 80 abroad
Tor a time.
The Slow has received its first warm
ing for the publication OF articles en-
Tiled THE Bureaucracy" and THE
War and Reform in which the paper
severely awaignsd The competency OF
the bureaucracy and the general stan
and the war Office.
N, Whites antagonists NJ court, where
their influence was greatly feared by
NJ WHITE, were effectively reinforced
By yart OF the old Won PlChya Cahal,
headed by NJ. Sturmer, formerly UNDER
secretary Of the interior, and NJ. Stich-
insl<, former chief adjutant Of the in
terror department, who was forced out
o' me ministry Of the interior by form
or Interior Minister SylatopOlk- Mirsky,
and they have wrcaked their vengeance
on their ancient chief enemy, NJ. Witte.
The Associated Press Is Informed that
NJ. Witte went to Tsarskoe- Selo yester-
Gay, and Informed the emperor that Il
was quite plain thai a plot against him
existed, and that he desired to retire;
iho emperor, however 10 understood to
have declined again 20 accept the min
,E,t-s resignation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
THREE men KILLED IN
A QUARREL OVER LAND

Poplar Bluff, Mo. April lj.-Throc
men have bocn killed in a pitched battle
at Ten Mile creek, 10 miles west OF
here, resulting from land quarrel. The
dead are,
II. S, Adams, william Hoich and Riley
Henson.
Circuit Clerk ]. NJ. Hcnson, brother
of Riley, who witnessed tho shooting,
but declines 10 give amy particulars, has
been placed under arrest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
When His Train Arrived at New
castle but He Immediately
Left the Table
TO RESPOND TO GREETINGS
Then Started on Horseback on the
First Bear Hunt Of His
Vacation

New asuc, Colo April lo--Presdent
Roosevelt left his private car here this
morning aud started ou horseback on
the inst oeur hunt OF DTS vacation n
The Rocky mouuuliDs.
The president Has eating breakfast
when his train arrived here but mme-
dntelr lief, the liable To- respond TO the
noisy greetings OF the crowd which had
assembled at the station tu welcome
him. There We're 1bout LOCO people in
tho assemblage which comprised pHD-
tically the entire population OF the
town and hundreds from the Furound-
ms country
President Roosevelt made "a speech
occupying about 10 minutes, after
which he finished his breakfast
RETURN TRIP ITINERARY.
Pueblo Colo, Agrl 15.-The star
Journal today prints 1u announcement
Of the Itinerary for President Rooso'
velts return trip from Newcastle aS
given out by Mai. ). X, Hooper gem
eral passenger agent Of the Rio Grande
road p, T.. Stewart, whose guest the
president was at Colorado Springs last
evening, and Congressman Franklin H.
Brooks These gentlemen met the train
here yesterday and II WAS agreed that
their plans for his return would be
accepted IL nothing interfered, The
president will be taken over the narrow
gage portion Of the Rio Grande rail-
read I'm special narrow gage Pullman
train prepared especially for him and
I'm which he VIII be the FIRST person to
travel. This route viii take him
through some OF the widest scenery
I'm the state. ON the return the presi-
dent win stop In Pueblo and Denver
The details OF the trim are being
worked ont by the passenger DEPART
mcnt Of the road.
AT GLENWOOD SPRINGS,
Glenwood Springs, colo, April b.
President Rooseyelt's special train arr
rived here at $50 o'clock this morning
and five minutes later left for New
castle ~ miles west OF this town. where
the presidential party mounted horses
IN waiting and started FOR CaWp Itoose-
Welt which is high up In the noun
tains about % niles south ~ the town
PreSid'nt Roosevelt, in hunting garb
appeared ON the rear platform OF his
car and responded briefly tO the cu-
thusiasuc greetings of The large crowd
ussCWb'ad gt ihe depot here He saio
that ON returning from his hunting tru
next month ho Voul stop here for Il
day aud take 20 plunse I'm the hot pool
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
Innnnese FORCED to Retire.

ST. Petersburg April l5.--Gen. Line
Witch, In dispatch 20 Emperor Ncho-
las, dated yesterday, says
"Our cavalry April 10, found the Jap
anese In occupation Of q hin south
ward OF Mount Gaoschan IN the valley
Of the Hun river, The cavalry turned
this position and forced the japanese to
eyacuate Il and retire westward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
WHERE Is NJ. HAyLIN?
Z. s. Marshals Want Him for
SwindlinG

ST. Louis, April l5.--Uutcd states
deputy marshals and postolilce in
spcctors are searching for NJ, Haylin,
charged with being the head Of the
Keystone Commission company Of East
81, Louis. which IN alleged 10 have used
the malls I'm an alleged "get-rich
quick scheme The offices OF the
company are closed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
Atkinson to be Made Indee.

Washington April l5.--It Is Officially
announced that the president has de-
cided to appoint former Gov George
w Atkinson OF West Virginia to the
vacancy on the bench ot the United
States court Of claims made vacant by
the death Of LaNrence Weldon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
lapanese Turning Movement.

Guushu Pass, April lA,-The expected
japanese turning movement Is not de-
veioplng, but preparations, II Ia under
stood, are progressing, Reinforcements,
food and ammunition are being brought
up from New Chwang. The Japanese
outposts extend 80 miles on either side
Of the railroad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
Troops Quell Student Riot.

Tamuon Central Russia AurI 4.rhn
pupils 0f the ecclesiastical seminary lor.
have struck Whom the rector HUI pru-g
attempted Go Induce them t0 return g.
their studies the pupils drove tHm uu.
and later attacked ths institutions rruDpr
were dnally sent tO tho scene of disturb.
anCe and many w the pupils were wound.
VI before order was restored,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
Latest AdyIccs Say His Condi.
lion is unehangel.

,,Mann. Gu, Apru i6.-The latest adj
J.Gs 'a 4" The condition OF Joseph
m '.,7nn, who Is reported seriously
n,' lls winter home West Palm
(. flnrldN are that his condition
pr, ,.tnangod. His family and friends
,s,. hopeful and his physicians say the
MEL" OF his Illness have been some
"lal eNdggeratcd.
r,.,.,pn Jof'esron has rallied from his
INA "us condition Of Friday night,
" j. 'enorted better today. lie is In
ia 'nIS weak state but his condition
lima considered dangerous at This
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
Bonds for Manila Authorized.

Manila, April l5-The Philippine
commission has passed an act, author
l2inR the secretary Of war to Issue. In
the name OF the city ot Manila, bonds
In the sum OF i4b0O,0O0, for the con.
huuotion Of sewers and water worka
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
PLACED IN HISTORIC SPOT.
OTHER TREES OF STATEHOOD.
Picturesque Scene Where Utahs Capt.
tol Building viii Some Day Stand
Day Generally Observed.


novelty as 70 was decade ago hut 1t
WAS observed today throughout Salt
lake with MS much energy as ever, and
viii probably be followed by the same
casualties IN the shape Of blistered Eng
ers and strained backs,
1t was poor spring garden that
didn't get It's Increase Of now trees,
and the men who raise things 10 plant
I'm the spring report the climax Of tho
seasons business.
The signal event OF the day so far as
it's formal observance counts, was that
enacted ON Capitol hill in the grounds
whore 81 ls planned TO one day build
capitol bcdung the center Of Ctah's
official life. The scene on the grounds
vas beautiful one for the northwest
winds had blown the smoke away from
the valley depths, and the new budding
spring growths We're taking on their
first beauty
GOV. CUTTERS FIRST TREE.
Tho tree Of the executive Governor
cutler WAS q sycamore, and It was
planted in historic spot completing
the eastern end OF Governors row, And
a. WAS a remarkable family of trees,
too, That iJ Joined for next to it, and
smiling u It's sturdy power Of a dozen
years growth was the budding chestnut
tree planted by Governor West when it
was only vaguely dreamed that there
would one day Doe a state Of Utah with
need for a biz capitol
OTHER EXECUTIVE TREES.
Farther along was less sturdy, but
stl we'll maurcd tree planted by
Governor Wells when the state was Just
getting its first glimpse Of life. and
near that one by Governor Thomas.
planted I'm the days Of a state Capi-
toll Commission and plans for state
hood Wen around the row was
another tree of Governor Wells,
this one almost as young
as that which Governor Cutler planted
today for it had only the start OF II
by a single year and told the story of
the last gathering Of Utahs pioneer
olutlal nanny on the grounds Whcro
one dav Wi'l be the state family'a
| home.
MANY OFFICERS PRESENT.
30,
Ihe tree pl'hunS exercises today were
attended by about 10 officers NJ the
state most of them pIartinp tboir fret
oe,.i,, ,,,., h,,, ham,, .n,,1 r.. 10y
"''' '"' '''' ""' "''' """ 'n'Io Net-
eran member OF the service Governor
Thomas was there TO plant the sixth
,r.. ,f t,,o. s,,ios .,,,,i,r i,,,,,, ,.,a,, ~,
... ""''' Wv
Was governor 'u" 'h''d inns year with
1n official pustolIiCo tree. one tree was
phlistouod bv Spcurpr Claysor oTbo
........,i ,,r.,i. ,.,,.,..n
''" ''' '.'" '''''" ~ "''l suE'
geslon was ihat 1t ho called tho Port
land Elm but this Was not adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15

The faculty Of business judgment Ia
cultivated only through 20 constant
use. A daily reading Of the want ads,
gives you opportunity 70 pass upon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15

You are successful author II you
have written few dozen effective
want ads; and you know your little
book Il you arc a regular want ad
reader,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-23
SINNAMAH0NING. G.
Feb. %. 1908.

BY the way some of our Y NJ. 6 Y. L., are
practicin' in the town Hall go ing on every night,
our Citizens going to get treated pretty soon
or the last of the month maybe to some right
smart actin in the play named the Deacon S
Tribulations" If there actin is anyways near
up to what they had in the Last Loaf its goin
to be good o. X. when Whit Brooks, Bill Fulton
and the Moore boys were in it also Kate & Nan
Fulton and bessie Shafer and some more of us.
Wonder how many of our Citizens can recollect
who acted the nigger in that play? 1t was Bill
Moore and he make good niggcr o. K. At
that time the proceeds went to the Sunday School
but this time they'll divvy upi e., i there is in
it each one will get one ninth of what is took in
at the door
Our new doctor Mr.. Russell, is gettin' a good
many call these days o. *. Last Sunday he was
called out times to see sick people, the reason
know he was to see sick folks, he took his satchel
every time with him, / reckon hen be quite
well thought of in our midst by the way he's
takin' to business Some Of 'em are sayin' he'll
start his office in Dave Horns front room, next
TO Driftwood III bet if he'd have a telephone
put in he'd get heap of more calls, cause then
our citizens at Wysde and JerCo could reach
him handler. Here's wishin success to NJ. Rus
sell.
There amt no doubt i'll my mind but what
thcr'Il be a powcr-lot OF competition in the Groc
business when the p. O. S. ofA. boys get the
store room done they are putin under their
hall, and Frank Wolf & Bert Lightner get there
en- fxt too. Fradk run Il meat shop here lately
and Bert had a store here once but sold it to his
brother Rob aud Harve Smith, then Bob bot
Harves ; and was runnin' it himself when it
burnt down
Last week day there was a whole lot of
excitement at the depo where Mace Drum stays
on account of some Ikes gettin some of their
own bread and l bag was busted and loaves
missin Mace had Il tongh time of it maxim
them know he dident eat it, but they peared to
be mad as thunder bout and went off growlin'
We reckon every will be glad when spring
comes and the birds back with us again
How it fills our heart with JOY and good feelin'
and max es us think il wont be long TN we can
plant onions.
At the election which took place on Tuesday
we didn't notice any much enthusiasm at the
polls nor hear of any i'll feelin being engendered
between the contestn' parties on account of
there not being so much fire water at the polls
like there was last fall. Bill Crane ANA John
Swartz were pitted against one another. Bill
for the Reds, and John for the Dems., and both
after the same office of constable of our town
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-23

and il was nip and tuck until the polls closed
up to see who was goin to get elected.
Its goin' on year since our little village
went through quite a spell of excitement
on account of the mid night raid below Grove
up the ravine from George Pfoutz's at Sherman
Jamison's shanty. One brave officer lost his life
and one of our Y. NJ. Viz:-Simon Pfoutz had a
narrow escape and he's not been seen on our
streets as much as before. Jamison had a bad
name here and all are glad he pulled out. OK.
One of our citizens Mr. Jonathan Gore who
carries the mali bags between the p. o. and b. &
s., has been compainn' a heap Of late on ac
count of the shftiness o. the weather. When it
thawed a little in the p. o. Monday morning
John was sayin when it was warmer than bias
fus the mud was knee deep ana when it was
colder than Thunder it was SO blasted slippery
feller couldn't stand up and if decent day did
bob up The Internal b, & S. would be 4 hours or
more late mal be.
VI ABI-NDM
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-23
Fraud Expos ed .

4 few counterIcits have lately been
making and trying to sell limitations OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. and other medi.
cincs thereby defrauding the public.
This is Ia warm you to beware Of such
people, who seek to profit, through steal
ing the reputation Of remedies which
have been successfully curing disease
for over 20 years. 4 sure protection, to
you, is our name on the wrapper. Look
for it, on ali DIR. Kings or Bnckleu' 5
remedies, as all others are mere imita-
tions, H. +. Buck len Il Co., Chicl2o,
ILL.,. and Windsor, Canada.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-23
Inst Of the SeaSOn.

The last jacksonville tour Of the sea
son via the Pennsylvania Railroad leaves
New York, Philadelphia, and Washing
ton by specal train February %. Excur
sion tickets, including round trip railway
transportation and Pullman accommoda-
tions Cone berth, and meals en- route on
the special train going, will be sold at
the following rates: New York; $1,000;
Buffalo, $5425; Rochester, Sol 90; Ell
mira, S5I.45; Erie, S54.85; Williamsport
$4,000; Wilkesbarre, S50.35; and at
proportionate rates from other points.
Tickets will be good returning on regu-
lar trains until May 81.
For tickets, itineraries and full infor-
nation apply to ticket agents, or address
Geo. w. Boyd, General Passenger Agent
Broad Street Station, Philadcl phia.
344G-1.It.
Some women resign, and others posi-
lively storm.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-23
Grave Trouble For Seen.

1t needs but little foresight, to tell
that when your stomach and liver are
badly affected, grave trouble is ahead,
unless you take the proper medicine for
your disease, as Mrs. John A. Young, OF
Clay, \, Y, did She says; II had
neuralgia Of the liver and stomach, my
heart was weakened and | could not
eat. | was very bad for long time, bu
in Electric Bitters, | found just what |
needed for they quickly relieved an
cured me-" Best medicine for weak
womtn. Sold under guarantee by l.
Tag2art, druggist, at soc a bottle.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-23
The Sunshine of Spring.

The Salve that cures without scar is
DeWitt's Witch Salye. Cuts, Burns,
Boils, Bruises and Piles disappear before
the use of this salve as snow before the
sunshine OF spring. Miss II, NJ. Middle
ton, Thcbes, Ill. says; II was seriously
afflicted with fever sore that was very
painful. DeWitts With Hazel Salve
cured me in less than a week Get the
genuine Sold by II. c. Dodson
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-23
THE COUNTY.
CAMERON.

Mrs Ida Swartz is on the sick list.
Chas. Fraver is suffering from the grip.
The infant child Of James Leonard is
very sick.
A. +, Peabody is visiting Lis family
at Olean.
Miss Margaret Yocum is visiting
friends at Remove.
Supt. Probst was a welcome caller at
the lumber camps Tuesday
Mr.. Bert Fuller is able to work again
after an attack of inhueuz
Mr.. Il. V. Dunleyie sold valuable
horse to parties in Emporium this week.
J. L. Lester has returned home from
Straight Creek, where he has been en-
ployed.
Robert Shelves has returned from
GRAVEYARD county, where he has farming
interests
There is large consignment Of Lin
berger cheese at the station for Wykoff
and Niles.
Mr.. Geo. Frable escorted the Misses
Hazlette and Reed on a sleigh ride to
Emporium, Sunday evening.
Mr.. William Num- has added his
pleasant personality to the clerical staff Of
the Cameron Store Co. VIM. is an all
around groceryman.
Mr.. Schwab and Miss Summerson,
our popular teachers, enjoyed society
function at Emporium last week.
\. \. Doutt and party of friends
enjoyed sleigh ride to White Head
Camp this week They were agreeably
surprised by Mr.. James Anderson, who
met them there and served refreshments.
Our we'll known barber, Mr.. Dayton
Reed, has moved into his new show next
to the Valley House, thus enabling the
people TO get the benefit Of his easy
shaves and up TO date hair cuts.
Mr.. Patrick Robinson, who was for
merly connected with the Mitchell Hotel
at Driftwood, has opened the Sterling
House at Sterling Run. Mr., Robinson
is very popular with the Cameron county
people and they wish him success
Supt. of Transportation, Mr.. James
Anderson, of the Cameron Lumber Co,
has Just finished handling about two
million feet of logs from Whitehead to
the mill He completed the job in 80
days, using on an average fifteen teams
daily. Mr.. Anderson is the boy to
handle logs.
Miss Mamie Cassidy has accepted
position as assistant to A. f. Peabody
in the Cameron Store. Miss Cassidy
merits all the success that her many
friends wish her.
Mrs. J. c, Skillman, Mrs. VIM.
Wykoif, Mrs. Robert Niles, Mrs S. A.
Waggoner, Mrs. d. f. Sullivan and Miss
Adelia johnson were enjoying sleigh
ride Tuesday afternoon, when the horses
became frightened at large stump and
overturned the sleigh, depositng its
precious freight in the ditch Fortunate
ly Mr.. Hub Smith, who was ahead on
the road, stopped the team and assisted
the ladies to put things right. Beyond
few slight bruises and broken harness
no damage was done.
D. F. Sullivan has established pack
age express route between Cameron and
SkilIman's camp. The transportation
rates do not interfere with the interstate
commerce law, but Mr. Skillman says the
running time must be shortened to COM
pete with Jolloffs rural free delivery
j. +. S.
Feb %. 1908.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-02-23
The Pneumonia Season.

Coughs and Colds in children as well
as adults are frequently dangerous at this
season of the year, and little precaution
now may save much trouble, worry and
expense Kennedys Laxative Honey
and Tar; combined cough and cold cure
"a new scientific discovery in medicine
is certain cure for Coughs, Colds
Group, etc The coughs and colds are
cleared out Of the system by gently NOV
inc the bowels, and at the same time the
throat, chest, lungs and bronchial tubes
are so strengthened that there is little
probability nj danger Kenncdys LaXa-
tive Honey and Tar is pleasant to take.
Contains no opiates. Sold by r. G..
Dodson.