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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-11-02
Clothing
Special Sale all next week on La lies and chill
sure and do not miss this ODnOrt

Biggest line of Shoes Boots and Overshoes We hand
the best only at Cash Store prices do not buy until
have them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
Thomas h Cutler and Party Take
Launch to Visit Island
Gusno Deposits,
AN IMMENSE REALTY DEAL.
William pcddler Tells News" Repre-
sentative lha, a $4,000, 600 Trans
action Was Closed Last Night

Lakeside. uiah June l6--By courtesy
Of General Superintendent Buckng.
ham of the -, =, d. Lucn CUTOFF
the train Transporting the heavy
Weights ot southern california ana de-
clarod By them 10 be the Gaping cli'
max of ,hc weeks entertainment, ar
rived here an righL The run to llogup
was made ON schedule time, the Jour
noy being oniycncd by iho strains oi
Fouor's Military band, which ho,rdcd
the train at ogden together with some
~ representative Of the Ncbor club
ana ogden city onlcials, The lake was
ON lH best behavior
AZ Mldmko a party comprising T. r.
CutoG w. II. King W, T.. Madison,
Prof wallace Of San lomordno, and
Dr. loughlou of los Angeles lolt IN
the duano companyB launch for % "trip
to siltalr visiting ana inspecting the
fertilizer deposit cn route, The plry
expects To arrive In Salt Lake at 1880
this evening,
William poddlcr announced TO the
"NoWE that m and Hampton last oyc.
nng made preliminary Arrangements
for $4,000, Goa real estate deal lie
would not dlscloso particulars today In
addition they have already giycr op.
lions ON properly In salt Lake agero'
eating N,0oOOoo salt Lake X ON the
verge of q big boom he said - oN.
poet to see ns population double IN the
next eight years" After a stop OF 10
minutes at Midmko, the train conDln.
ucl across tho lake, corps Of oolorol
Walters serving lunch ON the train,
u. r. cray agent Of the southern
papllo, ag lecturer on the cutoff mado
a great hiL All Angels In transpor,
bombnldcd him with questions ho Nus
ever willing ana ready to answer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
IMPORTANT MEETS,
lnler'Collegin,e Track and Field
Events ut Portland Begin,

Portland On, JUNG l6-Tho first NJ
the important mocts which urc IN Wkr
place here IN connection win tho loW'
Va A. rhuk mlr ana Wdcr the auspices
NJ tho MuWomuh Amateur Athletic
club nf tha city is the intercollegiate
track aud field moot which viii begin
today and conclude tomorrow
4 largo number of athletes are listed
IN participate besides those from the
universities at oregon, Washington
ana Idaho. the oregon Agricultural coli
lego OF CORVALLIS ana the Pacific Unit
vcrgiy of Forest Grove. oregon. ihoro
viii be- representatives from the l'ni,
vorsIiy of california University Of
Southern Culifornn Iowa ana stan,
ford, The events which are scheduled
for TODAY are the $500 YARD dash,
quarter mile. milo and two milo runs,
no yard hurdles running high jump,
~ pound hammer throwing, throwing
discus and the nrsl heat Of u rcny race,
For tomorrow are scheduled the Ego
yard dash hnlf mile run, eco yard
hurdles, broud Jump, putting the 10
pound shot md the nnal heat Of the
relay race,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
ADDITIONAL ARRESTS
EXPECTED IN PHIL ADEl PHIA

Philadelphia juno To- Nddlllonnl ur.
rcFtt are expected us result Of thN
tRrlmg disclosurus made yesterday lt
tho hearing lu the ease Of Select Couus
Gilman Frank H. tayou who 10 undcr
$1,000 ION ou charges of holng maw'
fully Interested I'm Dt. contracts, I'm.
MI an carly hour to-day Mayor Weaver
was IN conference with lWu Of hi4 legal
adyNarR cN'ju0Wo Gordon and Joseph
A Auclhaah Uf Now York. representing
the committee of I'd I'm the city reform
organization
pcra.Wonl uumlF are lu circulation
lo To- cnuot mat lhr muu whose ar.
rest De- boug ronfldcrrd, II II nms not
already been decided upou arc state
Insurance tommisHiouu W / Durham,
State Senator Jumos T. McNlohoL For.
MGR Director NJ Public Works polor
w. Costello. John W. nm whose rosig.
nation us chief of the filtration bureau
was accepted yesterday by Mayor
Weaver. Immediately after the roNclu,
tions A. tho CaNou hearing. and one or
Two mon who were employed nN inspo
tors In various portions Of the hllm'
ton works,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
FRENCH FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Premier Rouyier WIN Retain
Control of Them,

Paris June 10, p, -.llcmicr Rou-
Vcr announced at meeting of tho
council OF ministers held at the Elyseo
pnlnce AZ noon that ho had dolnitolY
decided permanently 10 retain the port
folio Of foreign affairs ANA rolinQuish
that of nnunro Tho successor of Nj
RouyIcr ~ minister Of linlnco VIII ho
designated tonight or tomorrow \ de-
cree nominating ~ Rouyior minister
of foreign affairs win appear IN tho
journal OnoiOlc tomorrow His de-.
clsion TO remain IN the ministry az
foreign affairs was the result Of the
earnest request ~ Precedent loubet ANA
hls colleagues who desired his ftrong
hand AZ the helm during the difficult
negotiations with Germany over Mo-
mcco The status OF these negotiations
continues 10 awe the Fronch officials
great solioiludo az no nlogroff " be-
ing made and the parties are nlmogt
nj the point Of having reached a dead
lock-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
, JUNE 10, 1905 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
TO Open SmeIfer Smoke "Cons,Imin8" PLANT
Ch Consolidated win
Hove They Have Found
Has Been The Occasion OF so Much

The first authentic news given ont In
number Of weeks concerning the
plans of the ulOh Consolidated rola.
i've TO the erection ~ plan, design.
ed TO control the smoke and fumes
arising from ils furnaces was released
by Manager H. II, Claiming today
The public has been well aware that
Inc rloh Consolidated has been en-.
d"aNorng for several months 10 solve
this porploSlng problem, and has had
In liS employ eminent experts ana
chemists with the end In Wow that
soma means mIghl be devised whoroby
the farmers residing IN The vicinity ot
the big smclcr would no longer sui.
Ter damage to their crops or experience
further annoyance because Of the on.
Grafton Of the plant IN which the ores
Of me Highland Boy mine Of Bingham
are brought for treatment
'Wo now have In tho course If con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
Kansas City Lad Falls From a
Train aud Ma, Both Legs
Cut OF.
OTHERWISE BADLY BRUISED
Well known Cltl,eas Of Ogden Arrested
For Using the Mail. for lraudu.
lent Purposes

Ogden June l6,-A l8-yoar.uld boy
nam3l Frank Bates, whose homo IL IN
Kansas city Nhcre he says his father
Is, met with an accident shortly nltr
noon today which may result IN IDEAS
The hoy was beating his way from SAT-
Lake TO ogden on Rio Olundo train,
and nj poin, near lloorer station roil
from his position on the hrakcboam NM
der the wheels of the train, with tho
result that both lcg8 were cut OF, his
let arm manglod aud his body terribly
bruised The crow observed the acci-
dent, stopped the train, Picked mp tho
boy and brought him TO the Ogden zen.
ordl hospital whore he arrived about
1880, His condition was such. however
that the attending physicians thought II
best not to operate, us the boy was
very weak through loss of blood. II ~
not Thought he WIN recover
SENSATIONAL ARRESTS,
Dnyd Il, Farley proprietor Of the
llNouldc saloon, ana Robert H. PIN.
glc, piano player, have been placed ~,
dol arrest here charged with using
the mH for fraudulent purposes, BOtN
mon are well known IN Ogden ana hu\ e.
families here, and their arrest has ere.
atcd considerable of u sensation.
\ few days ago the poslolllco officials
observed "gct.rch'uick' literature 20.
INK through the Ogden mails ana sc'
cured u circular which was addressed
Ia John Ashhy Of Ogden The circular
ana other data were turned over 10 DE.
toctiyo Ponder who, Win PoSlollico
Inspector sharp, followed M the matter
by sending n poNonlcc money order Tor
80 cents "a the Mutual Benefit ussoclp'
ton VI ogden Two days later pflng,o
appeared at The poStolllco 20 cash the
order and wna put through u rlRld
cross. examination by Assistant poSl'
muator Lucas Garner 10 whom ho stat '
cd that ne was ono NJ the association
clcrlSs, ana had authority 10 sign tn
order lie reported the matter TO In.
spoctor sharp, who Immediately secured
pun leH arrest The latter implicated
Farley and he also waN taken into Gus.
lody. II " believed others Wll bo Az
rested I'M short order Marshal Hey
Mood and Inspector SHARP are expected
m Ogden this afternoon to iUlhcr IN
Nosligl,O the mHlicr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
MOROCCAN QUESTION
Much uneNslness Prevails In
Paris over II,

Paris, June l6'-Muoh Woaeuem pre-
wallis IN official quarters here concerning
the Frupg0'ucrman situation growing out
iInuod cabinet crisis resulting from NJ.
DoloneAo's retirement nom thr forclRn
office, Although the conferences bolWcen
Premier RouVIor ana Prince Radolln, the
ucrmnn ambahNndor continue they have
not yet brought the satisfactory result
object ~ u direct undoh,undnH with
France but does not abond0n the project
of an International conference on MoroJ'
60, insisting that the plrle'liorlin agree
mont hc simple Iormolliy. aud that lh'
conference be LETT free TO decide imptt
ant Issues The general feeling hoto Ia
decidedly postlmlello concerning the ne
aoilatlons,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
GERMANY AND MOROCCO,
Former May Undertake Reorean'
llniLnn of Gertnin NepNrlmenls.

Fcg, Morocco, juno ID Much slgnln'
audiences which count Won rulirnbnch.
Hskuld head OF the German mission has
had with the sultan since the arrival
horo ~ the British minister Oiomld A.
Inwthur, Thoro NJ reason 10 believe that
Inc principal subject ol discussion bus
Moorish movement IN the work Of reform
ana II Nv understood that IN the cvonl
VI the ultimate rejection OF the proposed
international conference on Morocco GER
mnny VIII make dOnnllo proposals 10 un'
dcHhkc the reorganization OF certain
government departments now included IN
Inc French reform project
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16

slrucllon' said Manager Charming. "a
plant capable of laklnR caro- uf the
smoke and fumes arising from the
treatment Of 30 tons tons OF ore "a DAY
or on The scale of about ono,tWonuplh
the present capacity Of the mpItor.
This plant " being put up M % cost I'D
the Utah Consolidated company of
about $1,000, ana n n proves a sue.
cess, after having been subjected Ia a
thorough test steps win ho taken tu
adopt The system ana apply n In the
treatment Of an ore brought to the
smcltcr
1--WE expect" continued Mr. Chan.
ming ito have tho experimental plant
ready for operation IN about three
weeks"
Manager Charming gave the News"
u general idea Of The mechanism NJ ihs
plant by explaining thul N Win consist
of series ~ cooling chambers. into
which The gases VIII enter IN coming
from The furnaces from tine cooling
chambers they are drawn hy means of
Il fan into huge tower nllcd with coke
and forced through 10 into con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
TIE KOuBAN Ar SAIGON


Saigon Cochin china, june 10 TN
Rusflnu WNilory cruiser kouhnn form
cr Augustus Victoria has arrived on tbs
port ana aschd ia hr supplied with cuul
mfuccul to roach the nuniosl RuFslln
port Tier request Is under consideration,
The lSouhan ~ iittrd with NilrlrN telr.
g,laPP nEpaalanM,s 9pd ,garrl,S 10 gun, OF
pate IN tho battle " the so1 Of lapnn,
having been detached run the Russian
lcot tu rcruunuicr the o1tl cuatl Of jap.
au M far ag Yokohama, ON returning rhc
learned Of the disaster 10 Niuo Admlrdl
RolrFtyCurkv ANA steamed 10 cape ~
james, near here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
Requiem Mass for Russian Dead

81. Petersburg juno lG-.A requiem
mass win be- celebrated tomorrow at
the naval chapel for the irpuso Of the
souls NJ the officers aud other momberA
Of the crew of the blltlrshp Alexander
III who the admiralty announces wont
down 10 a man In the bolllc uI the Seo
" japan Thcro was only one sur.
the bntileshlps roroduo and Nuyarn.
The prophetic words Of capt mkh.
ynslon of the Alexander m az u dinner
10 his officers before their departure
for the far east are now recalled lie
snld
"Of ono thlng I am sure, We viii all
die ana not surrender
undcicrrcd by the prospects Of peace
negotiations Brig .Uon Thomas II,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
GREAsON ACQUITTED,
wife of Murdered Man Completely
Nuneratel Him,

Readmy Pau June ~, Samuel uroas
son, colorcd, WiH today acquitted Of
the murder of John Edwards Mrp Kate
Edwards, wife of the murdered man,
whose testimony convicted Grongon
over lhroo years age, today completely
oyonomtcd him. Edwards was muir.
dtrod nearly four years ago and drcn.
aon was arrested several months later
Ilia death warrant had been issued 10
times and hs case hle developed Into
one OF the most remarkable murder
trnlp In this state,
Mis-. Edwards, tho mother of Oroa.
sons child h under sentence Of death
oud II " understood that he governor
win TX the date FOR her execution wlths
IN n short time II wnn postponed aoys
oral months ago ~ that she could be
used az a witness at ufeason's trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16

lnct with water which II introduced at
TIE top NJ the tower IN the form Of ID
spray The acid water ON issuing from
the loWoriH then nculr0ll2od ana nnally
allowed 10 pass on with all the poison
uuH plcmrnla removed,
The disposition of the poisoned water
N mhllor mat has required u whole
lot Of thought ON the part Of the olll'
clnls Of the Otah Consolidated, ana up
ON tn one point the componys experts
nave been directing thclr entire energies
of late, for their success or fail
ulc depended whether the plan Of cone
trolling the gases by means Of tho
N0lor spray was feasible, \ ono time
the outlook aid not look encouraging,
hut the chemists continued their work
unlll now lhcrp ~ every assurance That
through their lubora every serious OBJ.
Mlrlc has been overcome
The operation NJ the plant Will NO
doubt BIZ watched with the Rocncst I'M.
forest an over the country ana parllc.
ularly lu the regions whore the killing
of vegetation and livestock has been
laid mp to Fmollcr smoke,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
NORTH PLATTE BRIDGE,
Secretary of Interior Adyortisos FOR
Bids for III Construction
Especial to the "Nows")

Washington, y, c. juno M The so''
Rotary of the interior has advertised
for bids for the construction uf "a pile
per. NVyo Cement and other material
for the dam and romiod works are tp
be delivered ut Ca0pcr ANA the pro-.
pose bridge ~ ON the shortest route w.
10 miles between that point ANA PAIN.
lndy' dam lids win be- received at
the ollcn of the reclamation service IN
Casp,f until juno -, aud particulars
may be obtained upuu application 10
Constructing Engineer Charles IT, Wells
at tuhppr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
RESTRAINED FROM ENFORCING
MAXIMUM FREIGHT LAW.

Kansas CITY, June l6-ludgo smith
Mcphe,ton Of Rcd Oak, lao IN the Unit.
cl States district court here today Vs..
stod D. temporary injunction restraining
re Waio railway and warehouse com.
mlssloncre of Missouri and the attorney
general of the state from enforcing tho
maximum freight law witch went into
effect today and against three Kansas
city shippers, preventing the latter
from claiming penalties under the lNW.
Tho injunction was granted at the ro-
quest of IN railroads doing business IN
Missouri who brought mli against the
state officials on the ground that tho
rates provided IN the nov law are proc
hihiiNo ana would amount tu The Cuu'
llscdlon of their property The suit
0gamSt the three Kansas CITY NhipporA
N mtoidpd 10 cover lhc shippers of ln'
state HN class ana The order of the
court against them VIII restrain thom
from bringing action against the raj o
ways lndcr the law The order Of IN
court II made rcturnahlo on June ~
when the railroads VIII seek to have Il
made pormnnout At TINT time district
judge John lE Phillips win hear tho
ease with judge Mcphorson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
Evangelical Synod

plttsburg. Juno 10 Tho delegates TO
the general synod of the Evangelical
Lutheran church IN America cyluocd
much interest today I'm the rcpo, Of tho
committee on closer union Of tho Nuri.
GUS branches Of tho Lutheran church,
There are throo leading synods IN tho
denomination, nam n.y. he general
synod, general council and the general
synod south which many members
wish 10 soe united and II " believed the
report Of the committee win make the
way clear Leading members sud to-
day, however that the union would
not come about this year, but that tho
committee would be continued from
year TO year until the union was cf'
foctcd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
Ou,hrenk Of Cholera Feared,

st. Petersburg, June l6,--rhc anN.
lclN caused by tho danger of uu cpl.
donnie of cholor 10 growing \ DIS.
patch from SoWoNIDu, Poland, reports
That deaths from oholoU are occurring
duilv ihcrc ana three suspected eases
are reported AZ Tum The authorities
of both these cities have ordered anti.
cholera NEGOTIATIONS I'm the infected
regions but the warm moist weather
prevailing TX favorable TO the spread of
the disease,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
Colorado Springs BAH Team

Colorado springs Cooo June ~ -
Tho Colorado springs Western Baseball
tenn IN an probability win be- retained
~ This city, Tom DurnN, manager for
the past four Spnis. turned the team
over today Ia y, n, Nyc ana H. y,
lrieooc, ana II ~ expected that these
men win become the permanent oNu'
rts of the franchise, llrlscoo has
been secretary Of the club, Nyr IN Il
former secretary of tho CLUB, ana has
been manager ~ he local opera house
O'Noill says he plefog Colorado
Springs ~ any other city M the loca.
ton ~ the sixth franchise IN the
league,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
BANKER BURNS
.s----s-
Pleads Guilty ana Gets 7 Years
In Penitentinry.

Toledo, ohio, juno l6,--Ows NJ
Burns, the Montpelier ohio, banker IN
dioted by the federal grand jury for
ombo2zcmcnl interpolation Of bank
funds, false entries and perjury, volume
tnrlly entered plea Of guilty today ON
one coNn, and was sentenced 10 soNon
years In thee ohio ponilonlinry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
FELL OVER CLIFF
Miss Mabel Drummer Killed ut
Cripple Greek.

Crlpplo creek Colop juno 10 Mh1
Mabel rrummer, aged 90 n suhuolouchor
from Rollins KAN has boon Instantly
KILLED ~ inlllng oSSGr an oSorna9gE'eS Si,llr
Wbnlhrr she lost her balance on became
dlggy ana fol- over the elm viii never 10
known, nv hor elder sister who had ac.
"ompnnIod her for walk was not lock
ing IA her NJ The time OF the fnial Ncu'
wnn instantaneous Miss trummor was
Waiting her father who recently started
mining IN this district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
SUSAN A, GILLETTE DEAD.
She Was nm Original Daughter
or the Revolution.

Konoshi, wis, June 10, ."Susan ~.
Wator Gillette, widow of Judge Gurdlu
Gillette and an original Daughter Of
tho Revolutions w dead 1T her homo
here, aged % years due 20 old age,
She VAS a daughter Of John Alwatcr
an aide OF Gen Washington, who ala
Ncou Washington aud Lafayette, she
recently WAS given medal of honor by
the state and national chapters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
Pound Dend IN Bed,

~, Louis juno 49,. The dead body
of an unknown man was found lying
across o bed IN the Hotel hornum TO-.
day, There was NO evidence 90 show
what had caused his death Wodnos-
day two mon registering M Martin ana
II, H. Patterson were assigned TO the
room, one war found dead today and
the other has disappeared, /, IL not
known which the name Tho dead man
bore or from Whonco he came, ON his
broaW was tatloood the image NJ n sail,
or ana hm hut Wonthond N stamped
uMnnngsos, New orleans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
NEW METHODIST CHURCH,
Plans Ready and Contracts VIII be Lot
In u Few Days


the plans for the new $4,000 First
Methodist church have been completed
by Architect Fred 4, Hale Of this city,
and contract for the foundation win be-
JET IN few days The slto N on tho
southeast corner ~ Second East ana
SECOND South streets with tho building
facing north on Second South street,
The udihcr viii be- Ot "a rOulhom Euro
p,m style. MXlgb feet IN Woll dimcu'
sluuA Win % rpmplullo no feet nigh
ana ~ feet s1uurr AZ he northwest
corner and large windows ON the east
west ana north Ndcs Of the bulldluR
two entrances ON the north, ana one ON
the east ana west Sides Tho wills VIII
be of bun and pink brick with pink
stone TRIMMINGS uud ornaWoplutlons,
ana the general arrangement ot the
brick ana stone work WIN be to plos
du,c the most artistic ana pleasing Of.
loots with the wall body IN bun bWck
Fret work appears to good advantage
ON the great panels nf the tUmpuullJ,
ana between tho window divisions Tho
interior ~ arranged for both acoustics
and convenience,
The hgo bunpmcul Nv lo be- Of stone
lined with hollow brick to keep nut the
damp and win contain "a lecture room
nullOlb aiming tounh klchon tOllOl
rooms otc, win all The couyrnioncor,
The dining room VIII huNo un interest.
Ing feature IN a spacious IRE place and
brick montol 10 luput an air Of special
comfort Tho auditorium VIII be above,
with hoWlod floor ana u gallery seat.
ing 300 people, while ADJOINING is o.
sunday school room which can ho
tmoWn into the auditorium proper. and
Mil ltgplf Hput GUl urOnlC so thg poun.
bncd auditorium Wlll accommodate
! 300 pcoplo, The height OF the main
room IN the clear win be- n feet II IN
planned 10 have a 5000 organ but II
lnuS be- several weeks before attention
N given to this matter
Tho First Methodist people are pro.
POSING to rush things, IN fact intend 10
hove their house OF worship finished
before either the Catholics or the Pres,
by,erOns have their new church abodes
ready Tor occupancy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16

Gates that the rainy season IN bcgin-
ninH sooner than usual Already heavy
storms have occurred and II the down.
pours continue the military operations
necessarily VIII come 90 u slnndslill
without an armistice, n state of nlfnlts
which VIII last long enough for tho
plenlpolonllorIos TO meet
There ls some talk that Foreign Mlns
lister LnmtdorII himself may be one OF
the plonipolontiarics
Count Tols,oi IN an interview pub.
llshcd IN the Russ today pralnos the
United states tender Of her good offices
ANA Rnpsla'h consent to negotiate, but
fnde fault with the whole reform
movement rroclalmlng that getting
back TO the soil ana sharing the land
among the peasants Nv the only panu.
rcN for RuFsias political ills,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
lnternNtl Chess Tournament,

Oslcnd Belgium, June l6,-aTho
fourth round Of the international chess
tournament was begun this morning,
Tlochmann was tho npponen, of Lcon'
hNrdL Wolf was matched against Mar
Malh Mnrocgy faced Tormsch Tau.
hcnhous opened his game against
Bulne, TechRorium played with Marco,
Blackburn contested with JnnowHkN
ana Alnpm had schlclch,or Az his OF.
ponont
when the first adjournment was
made Tarrnsch had disposed NJ Ma
ROCKY ana Tschlgorln had beaten Mar.
20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-16
Woman's Colt Championship,

short Ilills, y, b. June l6,--Tho
semi final round at lS,holcs match play
over tho links Of the BalluSrol Golf
club for the Womans Metropolitan
golf championship was played today
Mrs, charles Y, Stout was paired
against Miss Elizabeth Hurry NJ Rye,
\, w. and Mrs, A. H. Harris, ApN.
wants, was pilted against MIss rcrl-
rude TmNcrs Of the Nassau Nulf club,
Glon cove. l., l.