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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

royal blur cfinoG taffeta combined
withAeerusaee, but it.is suited to all
waistings nd all simple dress mater
fals as vii al to both the entire
Gown and he odd waist. The sleeve
extension which form box pleats
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04
rhe Peruna Almannc tn 10000

The Peruna Lucky Day AlM
become q fixture in over eigH
homes. 1t can be obtained
druggists Free. Be -rre to
The 1905 Alr:dnac salnea
and the supply VII soon
Do not put it off, Get one to.daJ
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

Automobile trains are to he run on
wagon roads in German East Africa as
feeders to the railway lines.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

Mrs. ALA SCI
"t 1T bn,,e hee,
nfiem. na,d -
1IeG,.s Co1.tdj
Srterhavima
and ,1otkf,s1
eUer am GTe
sickness Pern
1 shall use.
tHrrh of the
Mrs. Ala Sch
Wbv MD paonE
10y Wv -
"a
When old AL
eases come alsd
! most universal
This explains
so Indispensable
is their ~safegua.
remedy vet dew
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04
~k3zAnas
Monotod6nj

The Saints
397 streets main
London. There ali
Sc Chapel streets. 66
Queen streets and
High streets. IL q
dressed to'one of theseN
er definition it would
months before it could +
dress.-St. James' Gazette
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

In the museum at Turin are sd
cartoons 5000 years old.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

The Orpheum, in San Francisco
to be pulled down and q handsoI
modern theatre erected in its stead
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04
STATE Of ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, 60
Tr-Aa CouNTy os'

FRANZ J. CHENEY make oath thai he is
senior partner OF the firm of T. J. CHENEY &
Co.. doing business in the City Of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm viii pay the sum Of n HUNDRED DOL
AIRS for each and every case Of oATARRH
that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS
CAIARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
,-, presence, this 9Th day Of Decem-
SEAL. be-, A. D., 1885. A.W. GLEASON,
tl Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Curei is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Send for testimonials,
free. F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

Piso's Cure cannot be too highly
as a cough cure.-J. w. 0'BRIEY
Avenue, n, Minneapolis, Mimi,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

Major Austin 8. Cushman, private
secretary to President Fillmore. lives
in New Bedford, Mass. NY51
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

the front and the neck is finished with
a regulation stock.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is five yards twen-
ty-one inches wide, four yards twenty
seven inches wide, OF two and three
quarter yards forty-foDr inches wide
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

Almost seven per cent. Of I'll
operating a railway is for coal.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04
A Chronic Case.

"Oh, he's never satisfied with a job.
He's kicking about the ore he's got
now"
why, I understood it was a cinch.
He told me he had absolutely nothing
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04
Are We Doing Our Part?

This question. then, is ours: Are Y
doing u part in the growth Of the -
In the current of life are We moviz
ward? Do our years mark mile1
humanity's struggle toward pei
the God within US so much
when OFT development
highest point? Can
children a better BID
soul than our 49,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

! New yprk City.-Simple waists with
waistco& effects are among the new
estfeattreg Of fashion and exceeding
" attractive. This one is made of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
SACRIFICED TO FOURTH
or JULY CELEBRATION,

Chicago, July i-Onc Killed a hoy
fatally wounded, two men shot ana u
boy hurt by u cannon cracker wcro
curly contributions N victims 10 the
Fourth Of July celebration m chicago.
charles strelow, 10 years old was shot
ana Killed by ono Of four unidentified
men, all " whom escaped Suclow,
who was with several friends, had nrcd
one shot with revolver when four
mon who tad they woro detectives,
demanded that the party submit 10 II
search StrcloW resisted aud ran and
ono Of the four shot him dead
Harry lllnd, alN years Of age, prob
ably was fatally shot by another boy
who pliyfully pointed AN old revolver
at him The weapon was discharged
ana the boy fen WITH a wound In his
breast
Charles Bennett 20 years Of ago, was
struck IN the Iight Knee by "a bullet
Hrcd by p1trolman LOWS, who VAS
tying 10 dieporso u crowd which had
objected Ia the arrest Of "A boy Tor play,
lng torpodoos ON the street ear tracks.
After the shooting crowd Of 900 por.
IONS attempted 20 assault the policeman
who was forced 10 return iO the sta.
ton,
WlllIam ], O'3rlcn was struck In tho
lrfl foot BY a stray bullet Bert butler
IL years old WAS injured severely by
cannon cracker which exploded IN his
hand prcmolureiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
MEMORIAL. SERVICES
FOR LATE SECY. Hay.
One viii be Held Ia st. PauIs
Cathedral London, Wednesday
Afternoon.
ONE ALSO IN WASHINGTON
Al Same Tin, ~ Those 10 Cleveland
An IlOoors Viii be Paid his
Memory

InuIpu Iu,. I'M. ly.Ih ..| .s.,.
u.....'..,'...'''''' ' wv '.'''
way '"O"N"'N 10 oIlNk lo''N hiIN 'N'
plrsslonN ~ regret and sympathy.
4 mcmoripI spr.irn foi. ip, .,is 500.
r,,..,. ,,u,.,.ta. A., r..,.
WV "''' VT ~ OUT" ,''"'
dl'l Nrun'flnN AFTERNOON Hlm0dr 10
that held IN September loUl W mum.
arc of prce,dcni N,,pl,y um,...,,.
.
"'IN'N VI N'NE h1N''U "I' "'n''
members ui the royal family Viii att
iond Rosldcs Ambassador and Mrs.
uIl a., cu ..0 ~, "a. ,,,.,I...,,
, ,'' Wv '''' ,,'', w Wv p.i n',,' ~.
uon on,o ,,l r,, ,.,r,.',,',...' ~
most Of tine o,nor countries who nro
d, t.,.t., ann a,,i,l,s. A.. ,......,.,
W. ''''''
az marx OF universal 'hl''lu lh
which the mtc secretary N1H held on
tho r,rorcpp continent
,,., u.,.,,...
W. "'" WV ~ WV N''"''f WV
latter q daughter OF the late SECRETARY,
arrived In London last evening and
voio moi M the railroad station bN
Ambassador, Rold ana il.r m,mbcrs uf
the American ombass, MI and Mrs.
MnllnpA nave mot NtI lIru ON lntIl
plans but thrv WIN probabN rrun tn
Inc United Suios Immediately. They
received Inc news of the 4orrctaryR
death from Ambueenaor Rold bv wno.
loss toclprnphy ON Sunduv night and
wore grrntly distressed ns Wien the,
lrrt homo SIR lIuv appeared To have
much improved.
THO unbpsspdor has cancelled AN
engagement tn be- urosriu nI the an.
nor of Inc llnrdNlrk sorloty ,Uly d AT
which no WAS ia be- inc gurFl OF honor,
Mr. UoiJ ana his ugsopLt,s I'm Inc pm.
huasv wlll also bo plport fron tbo
,o,irl hail Iul
......'.... .............
SERVICES ~ NASllINdIVN'
Washington July a.. Acting Sccy,
nonts tor IN, mcmorai so,ylcca which
nro Ia be held Inn Washington Tor The
Mo gocy ilnv Olioora OF the army
and nnyy and pnllno rorps ON duty in
me CIV vll utt,nd I'm ran dross mi.
i,,p,s uotirr ,np SOM 10 momhcrs
NJ Tho dlnlomnlIr co,ps and publir OF.
n,bis n ibIs riiv mi mo soryires wIll
he hold A, The ,bur,h oI inc royonant
IN tbc civ nf NvYshlnulou uI thu gnmp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
STAND ny DIR, H. LLloyU.
Episcopal tlcrgy Get Up Counter
Protest IN Ills Behalf

Portland, Ou JUlN I lhul portion
of the Episcopal clergy which mppoit-
81 pr n. H. Lloyd, Who was recently
elected lu The puWuou uf unudWlur
bishop ot the Episcopal diuuoso ol orc.
pun hir come lu hlH support with "a
counter protest iu answer lu the ono
witch charged ur Lloyd with HAVING
secured hIs election by wlWuprcsuutua
ton According to the counter pro.
test, the uummutor ui nr Lloyd did
mot uruloud that the Clergyman WAS
graduate of oxford college, ana the
counter protest contends thul this fact
WAS Vcll known tu several of the deli.
putof present a. the election
what Was wld thr statement goo.
uu F lhut Dr. Lloyd was from lh"
diocese NJ Oklord, and thul hu was
ordained deacon by the blrhup Of ON'
ford Ihr counter protest cuulrudlDtH
nlp the statement W ihu protect That
In Lloyd Be- mot % graduate of amy
college, and rays chat De- H graduate
of The Dorchester Missionary college
ut oxford The assertion contained
n the protest that DD Lloyd F 10
"hlgb churohnuu' ana not now
churumuuu' ie NOT alluded to In the
counter protest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
ALL or THEM WERE IN STRIPES
PRESUMED THEY HAD ASSISTANCE
Occupied the Upper Tier Of Cells
Federal Authorities Thor.
oughly Aroused

Tacoma Wash. july i-EIeht den.
p.Hu ,ouNlyH escaped from the led.
uul pcnlloutuy oU MuNclF Island
shortly before oulo.k thls morning,
rho men lolt Che ulmd IN two row.
ho1r which gu'H the rHiDod states
marshal ut % gUD disadvantage IN
s'uuh tor them loloo starting away,
tO0 rouylrH dubpl the governments
launch hy dcuuymg the dynamo, The
olmm wur NOT given unl,l I o'clock this
morning The officers Woro unable 70
Dul,o up the pursuit uutl 1890 O'Clock,
THE names of tho escaped mon arc,
c. y. castle, sentenced for two years
ou the charge Of altering money orders,
from Tacoma
Jomos Leslie. larceny ono yenr from
" . Mocu1N robbery ten years,
from AUskl.
I. H. MALONE. rape Hs years from
Ansliu,
Matt Mooro. tDabbuRnyo years from
AHvlIJ.
nd, slclUcN three years counter.
irilup num Tacoma
E rtRcou,hb munsloushlcr % years,
nom NutlH
ucorR0 wade i've years. larceny
from Alaska,
The dcBporad0Si occupied the third
or upper tier uf ,tlh, ana tunnelled
their way out through the brick walls
and % heavy roof II is presumed they
had assistance IN gctlng out ~ Tho
puniluutuN
The $50 ruNhuaiH taken belonged 10
thn prison
All of the escaped mon were In
rlIlptF Telephone messages have he'n
sent 10 AN points on Puget sound, In
tur vicinity ol Turomu, dogon6 ~
mnchob which had been chartered
by Fourth at luly parties, have boon
HoI2cd hy the federal authorities, who
du NOT propose that the men SHAH got
Tor from the water
no. NiiDlWoy ~ ono NJ the most de's
uowtc ~ the escaped men and 10 said
io hn the lctdor
There have been many cSrdnpa from
MrNnF Island pcnllontinrS hut this
ls the first time mat party ~ convlcls
nus succeeded ln gctllng away from
the Island. which NJ surrounded by
swiftly running Wutol which la always
too cold for swimmers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
TO UPSET RUSSIAN
GOVERNMENT.
Social ReyolutiOnist Executive
Committee Issues a Stirring
Appeal
GENERAL STRIKE PROCLAIMED.
Grew Of the Transport PrOut Mutt
Mes and Repeats The kuIll
rolcmkinc Seen

ST. polorsbuR JuIy i.'rno .NoulNe
committee Of lha Social llc,omumlsDs
has istucd "a euwng appeal summon.
ing the WorRmcn ana AN cuuos of 80.
,Icly interested la Dhu overthrow of
the present regime To- show sympathy
with an Of those who fought ror free.
dom al lol2, WarmW odessa and 9th.
or places as wen ut with ho sailors
who mu'incd at Odessa ana Libau by
innugulotmg a general political strike,
The Workmcns leaders here have sup.
plcmentcd this by the proclamation Of
o general strike Tor Thursday over 3d..
600 mon arc olrondy ont aud more or
lees disorder has occurred,
ANOTHER CREW MuTlNEs,
st. Petersburg July La.Tho minister
OF marine has received the following
'ablcglam from Roar Admiral kIugcri
'Ihc crew ui lhu transport lTuuh
when lclNIng liUdroND bay muiMcd,
aroslmg The captain and other officers.
sooon- Lieut. Nouorl2cn ana Boat.
swain ko1lilinu were Killed,
The prout hag arrived 81 sohiNopol
ana the crew H. now rDponlaul The
officers have been released the Grow
bogglng them to resume their posts,
The proul has been ordered lo anchor
0t RamoshovHi bay ana uu inquiry into
inc aifaIr hus been opened
KNlAH p0TEMklNE SEEN,
London July T. AMP ma dispatch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
AN ARM|ST|CE
MAY Be ARRANGED

Sl polorfhurq july I, l3O p, m, ..
with the completion M the arrange.
monts for ,hc Washnrlon peace mooi.
lug President Roosevelt hlu resumed
his efforts 40 bring about an armINloo,
So Hight ls lhroNn on the actual status
of M. negotiations ma the character
or the communications passing between
the Russian ana Japanese governments
and Washington Tho matter h cA.
oocdngIy delicate, bul the outlook for
suroow nevertheless from AN mfnrma
ton obHlnlho rs not unpromIsng if
Iaplu ~ Ioa1y tO Hnotlh lho sword
mu the Washington meeting DEVELOPS
whether % basis for peace ie possible.
BuYu's consent sooms assured, In
diplomat. ouulrH 10 n felt mat Grc1l
Britain could render service hy .lmoly
advice 10 her any but so tlr tT known
shc ~ not supporting President Roopc.
volts efforts should the president be-
able IN successfully arrange the pro,
llmmirlos 10 appears certain that nr,
tuol negotiations for an Wmlstluc viii
be concluded directly hotWonn Flold
Marehnl Oynmn and Gon Llnovilch on
the battlefield In ManchurIa'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT
Of AN AIRSHIp

Now York July THE uirahIn con.
HWclod by the NJ H. laudy has be.
yum ils NoyuRu from Paris lo the cast
rW frontier Of EUnU", according 10 a
Paris cable lo thu Herald
Tho stages of the Journey have been
arranged by TO- lcUcuuX the minister
uf war and the ulrrhIp rs placed un-
der the command M tob v. BoulIcauN
director NJ the military Uwoflotlc bu-
rplu W thlmM
hfur making the ascent cbl Rot.
iltmN from the urshlp roCOnnoitotod
the uvlrona N McauN ana indicated a
uhu for dnpocul ON the race course.
rNo wagons Vilh tuhcp Of hydrogen
ordered from a factory M MoauS were
IN waiting
Al ali ID, m, the departure was made
from Mooron ana after nm excellent
voyage I'm the afr the duFcuut Vae made
M two minutes pact q o'clock the o.
hlnmDtore hcinR covered IN two hours
unl 20 minutes Tho alrshlp was then
anchored, awaiting Instructions from
Col 1ouitle1ux
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
YOUNG MISSIONARY DEAD.
Isaac Clayton ruDlord succumbo TO
Tuberculosis Contracted In Germany

N0or ala uoutne OF Ulucpe leanp
.,..,... r,.....t . ,....., l.I,. l,l.
'"9'"' '""''''' ' ''".N '''' UNIV
missionary VINO returned mono IIpW
Germany ON Muon &c. died AZ the rcsO.
g,u.g nf b.s .purrura I'm plrYIprp ward
''
i'H' ORIln Away" '"Ft'l "NI H'I'I'F'
without ever HAVING Wd 10 duy0 FnrI.
our slrNurss ln his llfo hr took cold
,.,,, A.. .,u.,,. M. Ir.e. .v..,. ...
,',E /" 'I''"'' g,,I 1 ' ..,, ,,,',
.N,'W guy ' ,.,i' '',, N,. ',,I
'' INV ,,f '' a., '.',','N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
VESpERS WIN HEAT FOR
GRAND CHALLENGE CUP.

Henley Ems. July Brilliant
weather q great attendance ashore and
olloat and fair roWmg conditions
marked the opening ~ Great Rrimln's
annual water festival outside the
Grand Challenge cup In which the
Ncspors Of phiadclphlu and the Bel.
gian crow wcro competing thcro Vof
lltllo Of interest IN tho regatta The
laclng started with the nrft heat OF
The British Challenge cup, IN which iho
Loandcrs, ON whom the British pin an
their hopes Of retaining the trophy H.
England won practically us they liked
flom Jesus college Cambridge The
Brigiaus won AN ougy victory over the
Thames rowing club, Thon came the
big ovonl of the day the heat for the
Grand Challenge cup, I'm which the
Americans led nh the way and defeated
a strong Cambridge collegiate crow,
All NntlclpOlluns regarding todgy'b
heats for the Grand challenge cup
were thus fulfilled except that christ
college gave the Nosporg a nuldur row
than expected, \ slight wind towards
the BprkH shore gave the Americans
W Nv NN'A WV 'NlN Nl'l' - fllhlNl NNNhNlH
tugo. The Ncspors Rot well away, lol
almost Immediately nud nj the quarter
distance wore mora than a length M
font while at the halt way post tho
Americans were leading two lugtne.
At that point the Cambridge men tpado
u splendid squirt ana steadily over.
hauled the philndolphOns until there
WAS only l,ngth between the boptr,
The Noepcrs stroke quickcncd. the
crow g0mcly responded ana the AWoU.
Guns completed a Furnishing nnish with
the advantage oi a tu'i honta ,rlgtu
I'm the best limo NJ tho three heats,
Both orpWs showed ihn clfoNs Of tine
sharp struggle,
The Americans started with n slow.
pr stroke than either Of the winners ~
the previous heats, Lonndor got OF nc
n and the BolRl0ne M ~, white the
Ncgpers struck 40 to tho minute the
phllndolphians appeared 90 b. WORKING
hard from the outset 40 mat when hulf
tho distance had been reached tie
Cambridge crew Wcro moro easily adj.
to pick NJ win tholr quicker stroke,
Great enthusiasm was manifested ON
the crowded hnnks VI the river
throughout the entire rnco und both
crews were warmly gheerod
The first heats were decided nv fol.
lows,
Lomdor beat Jesus college, Cam.
bridge, by II longth ana threo'Qulltors,
Nlmo ai minutes go seconds
The Belgian crew beat the Themes
Rowing club easily Time minutes,
l6 seconds,
The Vospors beat christ college,
Cambridge, by a lcnglh, Time i'm
utos, H. seconds,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
RUSSIAN CAVALRY REpuiSED
Their Casualties Were over
Four Hundred,

TOXIC July I, y, m An OIllCIaI 10
port received today from The Japanese
headquarters u Manchuria snyti
AZ , O'Clock ON the morning ~ July
I, 500 Russian cavalry advanced lo'
ward INC pnnu river 10 miles north.
cast of Kangpm We ropulHod lhom
"Smltauaoufly ID body of l1O RUS
sian cavalry and mounted infantry
with N guus, attached shlsn.lu olght
mllos northwest of the rWnu river
"Tho engagement mslrl Wlll dawn
uf July O. when the enemy was rrpul'"u,
urho unomyH casualties were over
dUJ Guns were NO'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

representing Utah and at hor right
mana beautiful little Miss wearing a
crown on which the word Murray was
carved,
the Murray Lumber company nout
was next IN Inc u consisted Of paint.
lngr ~ a lumber forest ana piles ot
lumpoI drppod ON the sides Of d house
MANY FUNNY FEATURES,
the parade had mII compliment Of
clowns ana funny features Perhaps
me best was he Murray nro depart.
nonl which turned out In a dump
cart pulled 10y u burro aud % horse
ana o1lNlng q FprnkllnR can as
equipment Tho police uauol" was
q fetching wagon of the dunn cart OF,
ger pulled BIS burros, ana containing
Two officers curh "a good imitation Of
MulFhll Michael MauyH ana one Of
NOM was branded "Mikp" while the
ulhrr wore he liilo " Muuss Their
principal duly was lo order Mr. MauNs
on lhr earth An old overland stage,
Almost too much fallen ~ pieces To
proceed on ~ way was a contor Of
attraction,
MArsS rRlrLETs \ FEATURE.
Bul perhaps the most interesting dis.
pay Was shetland pony cart driven
ny \ln1l MuusH four years old, IN
when gul hg two sisters Nclda ana
Vienna Mausf ALSO four years old, Tho
cart w1s Labelled "lho Pride Of Murray
De- M1uH llpIola'
Tho Murray ely council consisting
Of J., i, Powell John Wood, John Borg.
on John Rcrrh aud VIM Mrrlonrv,
occupied % Nagon' entitled Tho CITY
lOtnorr,'
Nour the front ID surrey contained
Mayor ttrnltou Gov cutler John T.,
Cnhoou and rhds. Brown
\ beautiful noui was that Of Erick.
son nlogo which consisted NJ u large
duck, ON whose wings Woro porChcd
% number Of PRETTY dressed children
FRATERNAL ORDERS orr
rhc rrulcrnol orders were well roy,
resented, The mounted order of
Knights NJ pylhi0s presented a Stun
Ming appearance on horses, IN nun uul'
form Tho J. q. a. T. lodge rode IN
% mrgo float while the Moodmou Of
the World, and the FnrcNcrg also &c.
cumpd lloutM About thn lonl ol tho
for,uoW lndo two men and two WOO
mol Guards on horses, The women rcps
Iuyouliug the Companions NJ the For
ct' W nwupi1to order Tho two Voc
men guads were Mr. John Birch ana
Ms lpUIfu BclRor
The Murray schools were represented
by "a carriage olrylue the trustees ~
tho duy 'NhOolH
IrMc clever advertising 0oat7 wore
arranged by the londug merchants, An
oNnrcs' company had nm imitation
water Whoal iu operation turning "a
display advertisement OF the rompn0y'g
name,
Tho Murray Strengthening company
hau % butcher bloch I'm operation WIN 4
uDlnn men AT work lllrcd I'm white
aIlous ana caps The meat delivery
wagons NJ tho city followed the float
Two loW companies n1d large dispnNN
of their product ono If them throwing
hIunliH Ia the crowd
The limo of march was slightly altered
from tho urIglml plans On account of
the late start, Tho parade moved north
en- state street tor a. milo from Cotton.
wood bridge, lhrl couutclmarchcd 10
Vino Wrcc, thence east to the city
limits past the decorated homes Of
many of the leading oili2one counter.
WbrChng then 10 state ana broke up
~ flcodoN giuNo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
JURY FINDS
MITCHELL GUILTY
Used His Official Position 10 ADJ.
vance Business Before Govern
mcnl departments
AND ACCEPTED COMPENSATION,
Tie is Recommended To the Mercy Of
The Court Case May Go to [, $
Supreme Court

pouuuU uM July amidst a din
Ud .ulut ul ulM,.lw puuoi To
BON. or ,ho mHl dpy ur ,nu cuuu'y ho
mu .noq 90 rmud su..s .,Uolot
during - 'Ws OF ms Ilu john IT,
Mitchell listened Ia the words pro-.
uouDup him Wlly ur having violated
that Dv which prcrIudod him us A.
United states ruatol from accepting
pay pr practising before the depart.
mpuu of tho federal government
Ihos nho nad Witnessed the ulW ur
who ku'A Sowlor Mll,hoII great pop.
uMu'y bon thE state we're 100 Wlly im-
plos.oJ with D0uDl that uluc ur Tho
juY 10 como lu 900 immediate cul
moan. disagreement Mo whom IA VdJ
announced lUJl lhn Jury had arrived 40
% UuHHon UWnl} any but the llll"
group ul Newspaper men remained,
wan almost prHuNr NllluuHu how
over ,na news uutulutpd Wl Nucn lh'
ullUN who had been sent JDWI}luB lu
urub u M, court juubu De llNuu
lm.l fniuH DiH..AuE lluuA fuIU.
Tor mitchell ana nE WtuwuNr, JudGu
NOmul uuu Senator lhWNlun uul uo.
unDl Iuu mtuulul parties and had tps
'ul'l 'n'll ll'l.ND, In. l'"ll N'H h'"''
buu ,pmlWlublE nlpd,
erl0Wr Nl.h'I VIVA lhr h'"l To- op'
p"I men Jhlf, b' ll"N.h "uu 'u'h
hrun"i, MI ll'n'N WAS NOT lI'''hl
ana 7'lllol Ihul.Ioh dl not l,h'l
inc courtroom lli the N'Ill'' h'd p''"
l'll,
julgn d. Haven almost immediately
ullo'lrH mat me lul} Oo ploOshl lh "hI
lnoF lmn'nlul'N ilrd from 'h' J0'l
room Goo men buN,
Tine lulE" inquired Nhrlh,l a N'Ill'l
had mw agreed upon ana lplrm"u
el'lu"" ul inc jury lrlll'u lOal " nav.
Tho verdict Was handed 10 MN lll +"
scaled envelope. iulEr !. llaN'n l"l'
u opcn ana read over ne duyln l'uI
ana passed II 10 capt j. ~ 'lau'lh
clerk OF the court VINO l'ad " aloul
While me clerk was rrhdluR lho N'lal'l
the lolsc uu the outside hhd 80 W.
rrche'i thnl those IN the room wore
able ip eaten bul two phrases ''ullF
aud "Lynloury of lho court.
As loo word 'EulllN. WAS pronounced
| senator Mll'holl tDDmod h1 lhpukh
! tWn'l tu stone IN. nervous suphh3
| ol hls beard WhiON no1 commune y
| throughout mo Wu'r'Ilnk, Nul ,l'
! Nol muscle Nllrh"l uhlI jung h'u'
metz alom ana aHh'd lh1l lh' lu,} n'
pollod, Wh'n ~ hal .dvN'' c'naIo'
Mll'n'l I'Nu,n toward W., mummy
'nl "'lFp'I'd ~ Ng' Fu'la AL,
~ the poll ploNr'0'u r'h"'"l Ml''
,hrll scanned '''h Julul u"II "NN NY
INK lsalnal nope lh'' % n'sI,N' "oul'
hn D"'i1 IRON one OH Wv u" wv
ever ~, 9ln't aBL'ou No. ,r' ,nI ,lo..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF
CEN. MEAChER UNVEILED

Helena, Mont, July i.A heroic
equestrian bronze statue ~ Con Thom"
nS Francis Mcaghcr leader Of the Irish
mir0de IN the rlvll war and later Soc.
ieUry ana acting governor of the ter"
i,lJrN Of Montana, WAS unveiled IN the
capitol grounds this afternoon m lho
presence uf people from all parts of the
FltIp.