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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
BENNINGTON WILL Be T0WED
TO MARE ISLAND MAYNARD

San Diego, Cal, July 20, Tho gun.
boat Bennington, IL again anoat on an
even keel and VIII be towed TO the
Mare Island navy yard 10 be thorough
~ examined and repaired, She VIII be
taken up by tho Iris, escorted by the
powerful naval tug Fortune, but II II
now doubtful that she VIII get away
before the arrival OF the chicago. Div
crs are making an examination OF her
hull today. Admiral Goodrich Is cy-
peoted TO arrive on his flagship tonight
or early tomorrow, when an inyestlgo-
ton OF the disaster win be begun, Much
interest centers on the question Of
what was the steam pressure on boiler
u at tho time OF the explosion. II be-
ing understood that tho safety valve
had been net 10 blow of az 40 pounds
Ten minutos before the explosion the
pressure was only liS pounds and was
rising, The boiler had been cleaned
only a short time before and filled with
fresh water from ashore. only one
boiler exploded, An examination OF
the inside OF the ship shows that the
hull has been damaged but little n any,
The water which poured IN and caused
the listing came through tho blow hole
and had been broken by the force Of
the explosion, Tho water ~ now under
control and no difficulty Nv expected In
making the vessel ecaworthy To stand
the trip TO Mare Island,
A private dispatch from Oakland
says that the mother OF u, b. Robinson,
one Of the Bennington Victims, has lost
her mind through grief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
MAYOR LAST NIGHT,
GOVERNOR FRIDAY.
The Features Of One 10 a Blaze Of
Glory, Those Of Other
Yet TO Be-
BIC CROWD SEES FIREWORKS
Pains Psmpcll Performances Con.
tlnucs to ellcht aud lsstruct--
Something Worth Seeing,

one OF the striking features OF tho
Pains nrcwork display at the fan OF
Pompcii last night was a remarkable
likeness Of Mayor Morris which tor
time lllumlned the entire grounds, Al.
together the glow on his honor's coun.
,onnnco was the brightest his friends
over saw. For time II promised. "llke
the smile that never comes on TO stay
there Tor good and all, But finally II
burned itself out and left only the big
electric framework from which Gov,
cutler win shine In like manner on
Friday evening next. Tho man who
does this kind OF work, like most Of
those with the big show, IN an artist
who thoroughly understands his bust.
ness and does II,
Last nights performance was a ropo.
tlton OF the many rood things OF tho
night before with some that were not
seen on that occasion, Thousands woro
again delighted az what they saw and
heard From every side camo express
sionD OF pleasure over the cool and
bracing air the comfortable soats and
the excellent show, Tho management
called II Salt Lake CITY night and tho
man with the megaphonc voice called
out by way Of reminder that tonight's
performance would not commence until
. o'clock, the delay being made out OF
Difference to mo Elks parade, which
many Will want 10 witness, Besides
this VIII be Shrincrs night and the or
der with its friends In expected 10 be
..lsa In. "A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
JUDGE COTTON DECLINES.
Does Not Want appointment as
Judge BellinQer's Successor

Portland, or, July 20 Tho Telegram
says this afternoon,
william a, Cotton with a commission
alrody IN HIS possession has concluded
TO decline the appointment ~ United
states Judge for the district Of Oregon
10 succeed tho late Judge Bollngor,
Private adyloos 10 this effect have been
received here and the fact has been
absolutely oonilrmod Mr. Cotton loft
New York for oregon last night, after
a conference with the eastern officials
" the Hartman lines ana today the
fact OF his intention TO decline tho ~.
deal position offered him by ~ pros.
ldont became known, Ito WI arrive
IN Portland next Monday
Whllo no Information has been re.
oolYed giving reason for this action
on the part of the federal Judge an
pointco, u N generally believed that In
duoolnonts have been offered him By
the Hartman system that make IL
worth while Tor him 10 decline tho
bench and ROMAN whore he Nv with
additional powers aud financial confld-
Grafton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
THE piIiPPS BOYS CASE
Was Again Mentioned In the
House of Commons.

London, july e0-!The shooting case In.
yolyng : =, ana II 3, phpps, sons OF
again mentioned In tho house Of commons
this afternoon. J, 0allow'Wcir represent.
Ink Ross ana cromanty county Scotland,
wanting tho lordadvooato for scotland
70 take steps TO prevent the DESCENDANTS
from noolnH from Justice, The lord.advo.
cate, however, said no had every reason
to believe that the phlpps would be
ready % meet any charges brought
understood was now IN Paris,
Tho two sons Of Mr., phipps were &c.
Gently charged nj Inverness with tho
reckless discharge OF firearms on the
BEAUFORT estate In tho Highlands OF Scot.
land Leased by Mr., Phlppn from Lord
Lovoit, by which tho young men wounded
throo poraong ON July % they were com,
mitlcd for trial and .wcro released Oh g..
on bail each MIR Galloway. Weir called
the attention o. the house VI commons
10 the case July B, when. he asked the
lord advocate " Scotland whether tho
defendants were SIM In the United
Kingdom,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
rAkAlllkA At OYSTER BAY,
Japanese Minister Pays Second
Visit to President,

oyster Bay July 20, MnlRtor TAXA.
hlra or japan, one OF the Japanese ON.
yoys To the forthcoming peace con-
terence, was quest NJ the president
part Of today This was Mr. Taxa.
hira'H second visit TO Sycamore nm
within two weeks The minister said
that hia mission Co the precedent AT this
time concerns the pence negotiations,
but mat " would bo impossible for him
10 Discuss the matter for publication
Asked the direct question whether he
had received ndyicoa from hs govern.
mont which had induced hie call on the
president, he said
"of course, ! cannot deny that I have
had adylcor from my government, and
YOU may know readily that | cannot
discuss them'
MI, T0kohlrn had just come from q
conference with Baron Somura In New
York
Arrangements are being made by the
state department, for the reception of
tho peace ENJOYS by tho president The
recenllon probably viii take place, not
nj Sycamore lilll but on board the
cruiser Maynowor IN Oyster bay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
RUSSIAN PEACE
DELEGATION.
NJ Wittc and Party Left Parts
This Morning for the Port
OF Cherbourg,
WILL SAIL FOR new YORK.
Leave Tonight on the Kaiser wilhelm
Der Grossc---Nony Bid Them
Farewell,

Paris, july 26,--M Witto, Prof DO
Martens ana number Of officials maxi
INK up the Russian peace plenipoten-
tiares lett the ~. Nagaro railroad sta.
tion at $50 this morning for Chorbourg
whore they viii sail Tor New York on
the North German Lloyd steamer Kat
ser Wilhelm de Crosse this evening,
Many officials and diplomats gathered
AZ the station, including Ambassadors
Nclldoff and casslnl and NJ, Routkow.
ski the Russian financial agent. NJ.
Witte remained on the platform snok-
ms a cigarette ana chatting with tho
Ambassadors until the train pulled out,
when he raised his hat and bowed hls
farewell SITUATIONS TO the crowd, NJ,
La Pine the project OF police, remained
beslde M Wltte until his departure,
Madame Witlc and her daughter ac.
company NJ Wnto 10 ChorboOrg,
Thence they VIII no TO Brussels and
remain there during the conference,
The Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse "
crowded with homow0rd board Alnorl.
cans and there are many American and
Eurolo cat journalists aboard,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
ENTERTAINMENT CHARGED,
p K, Quislsy swoars to Complaint
Against Attorney James II Smith,

4 complaint was itsuod today by Aa'
tlslant County Attorney dob =, Lyon
against Attorney James Y Smith, oharg'
Ing him with ombcgSlomont J., Is Quig
10y " the complainant and ho charges
that Smith secured ~ from him on April
~, with which 70 Hotllo the damage done
10 some personal property by QulgcN
whlo ON u sproo, bat he failed 10 apply
tho money 10 that purpose ana misup
proprlatod II 20 hIs own use
From the facts related by Qulglcy II app
pears that he got drunk and broke up a
stove and was landed IN the Oily YAH ON
tho charge of drunkenness Whll0 th0ro
another prisoner wOs put IN tho sam upll
with him and ho assaulted tho follow,
and was then CHARGED with astnult ana
battery, Smith agreed 20 dofond Qulg.
Icy Jn tho various actions fnI the num
" Nii, which amount Was paid,
l,n,or Qugloy claims thui iho attorney
onmo 90 him and said that he could settle
tho damage done 10 thu stove iof -
Qulglcy,pnve him 80 10 goii,p the matter
but hn now claims that smith dld not
pay for tho stove at oil but kent tho
inonoy,. Smith elaims that tho 80 was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
REPORTS SHOW SLOW SPREAD
Thus Far Most Of the Deaths lave
Been Ia the French Mar.
ket Section
SANITARY CONDITIONS VERY BAD
Large Families Crowded loto VERY
Small Spaces This Explains Rap
ID Development Of Disease

Now orleans, July 26,.--Two additions
al deaths from yellow fever were ON.
oially reported 10 the city board Of
health today making 20 In All since
July 49, No reports Of now eases were
received The city board has decided
to mako ono daily report to the state
board, IN tho evening, OF cases and
deaths
The reports OF eases TO date made TO
the city board Indicate u slow spread
or the foyer, There arc now II focl,
ono Of them at Bunkcye In north
Louisiana, Of an Italian escaped from
the French market section. His case
was fatal, There are three foel above
Canal street and one In Alglors These
casts have all been directly traced 10
the French market vicinity, and up to
this morning there were no reports Of
casts lraccable TO the outlying section,
Tho bulk Of the 30 deaths have been
III the French market section. The
sanitary conditions there have been
very bad, and large families of Italians
nave Deen found crowded into very
Nnlhll spaces In one instance 81 PEG.
PIC were round livlng In Three rooms,
The congested conditions I'm this
nelehborhood were responsible for tho
rapid development OF tho fever, IN
every instance OF now fool outside
this district the health officers have
applied the methods that were success
ful In cuba and the fact that cases ara
not spreading TO surrounding houses
encourages the belief that screening
ana destruction OF tho stegomya win
greatly restrict the disease. In 1878
when there was q fierce epidemic here
ana old methods OF treatment, whole
nelghborhoods became almost Instantly
affected.
There has been no serious OBJECT
on business owing 20 the fact thnt mono
OF the surrounding states have taken
steps TO prohibit the movement OF
ireisht, There was a report that rlori-
On would put ON "A commercial qunran.
tine, bul II has not been confirmed.
The mar ne hospital service has rented
olnqeA IN one OF the prominent ofiloo
buildings ana surgeon White win cone
uol tho detention camps and the work
Of HIS service IN the city ,herefrom.
The British steamer Ansem has arr
rived here four days out from Beisc.
from which port ,he fever Ii first
though, TO have entered New Orleans.
A HousE.To.HoUsG INSPECTION.
Washington, July 20 In his adviccs
from New Orleans 20 the public health
and marine hospital service today SUR
geon White says that a house TO house
inspection N being conducted In the
portion OF the city which is infected by
yellow fever This section Includes 10
or 20 blocks, lie also says that gon.
ornl screening for protection against
mosquitoes ~ promised.
Past Assistant surgeon joseph Gold
berger has been ordered TO Vckeburg,
Mssp and Shreveport, Ia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26

that under tho said act OF Congress APP
proved March ., 1908, II Ia provided that
no 9eraon shall be permitted 10 settle
upon occupy, or enter any OF said
lands, except IN the manner prescribed
IN this proclamation, until after tho en-
piratlon OF NC days from the time whom
the same arc opened to settlement and
entry After the expiration Of the said
period OF 20 days. but not before, m
horcinbefore prescribed any OF said
lands icmalning undIsposed of may be
settled upon, occupied, and entered un.
der tho general provisions OF the home.
stead md townplto laws OF the United
states N like manner M II the munnor
OF cffccting such settlement, occupancy,
md entry had not been prescribed here
IN IN obedience 20 law
Tho secretary OF the interior shall
prescribe NIL neodfnl rules and reguln.
lions necessary TO carry into sui of-
feet the opening horeW provided for
In wilnces wheleofi have hcfeun,o
hNt my hand ana caused the seal OF tho
United states 10 bc afllxod
Dono ~ tho city Of Washington thiA
iatn day of July, IN tho year OF our
Lord 1905 nnd NJ tho Independence of
the United states tho ono hundred ana
,hirtlc,h,
NY the president.
TlIE0nORE ROOSEVELT
ALVEY a, ApEE. Acting Secretary
VI ptut0 ..flN HNU|InI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
western Golf Championship.

chicago, July 3-Ilay In tho nrs,
match round Of tho Western sole cham.
plonahp was hegn today on o course
that was considerably Improved Over yes
tcrday Champion Chandler Cyan looked
OF Detroit Walter Ggan was pl,tod
against former Western Champion Y. n.
1iuyt u, w. sawyer, recently winner W
the OnNontbla cup had u big Rullory In
his match today with g. H. Stnnloy, tho
ohio fta,o champion, Eleven OF todsy's
contestants are from out " town clubs
Rev p n talbot VI Wichita Kan.
has an Interesting contest with the nm
noapollt player W A. lhwhead,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
Y. NJ. G, A. EXPERT.
Ho Ia Coming TO Salt Lake 10 Tako
Charge OF Work llore.

Secretary Cox OF the Y, NJ, G, A.
has arranged with the eastern head.
quarters OF the association 20 send on
an expert IN the course Of the next two
woeks " take charge Of tho religious
and educational work OF the assocla-
Ton IN THU city, and conduct the dc.
partment Just as Physical Director
Burt0cr conducts his This division
Of the work into departments has Prov
on advantageous In other elites and
II W therefore being introduced here,
Visiting V NJ, G, A. officials who
have been hero IN the last two months
say Sal Lnko has the nnoW build
nv and equipment VI any V NJ, &, A.
west Of Chicago, Eyon The san Franz
CISCO association has not such uttrno.
tive quarters nv the Salt Lake assooln-
ton, ana tho ~ Louis association is
simply not In H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
CHICAGO CHIEF OF POLICE.
Mayor Dunno Appoints Captain
John ID. Collins.

Chicago, July 96.--Mayor Dunno to-
day appointed Capt, John u, Collins
chief OF police, vice Francis j, o'Noil
resigned, The now chief has risen
from the ranks. lie was a patrolman
IN the front limo Of police at the timo
Of tho anarchist bomb throwing IN Hay
market square many years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
EQUITABLE SOCIETY
Eleets Paul Morton nireetor and
President

New York, July s6,-.At two hours
session OF the directors of the lsQult.
able Life Assurance society today tho
resignatlona of former President Jas,
w Alexander and Nevada n. Strann.
han ~ director were accepted Paul
Morton was elected chairman ana pres.
idont
\ special meeting Of the directors
WIN be held tomorrow mt which addl,
llohal directors VIII be elected and
amendments to tho charter OF the SO
olely VIII be made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
TO SWIM THE CHANNEL,
Edward lieaton Tries II from
Dover to Calais,

Dover Eng, July 20. Edward Hoaton
OF Liverpool started from here today In
nm attempt TO swim the channel, his IN
lonIlon being TO land near Calais Tho
conditions were favorable TO tho &C.
oompllshmcnt Of His task
No less than nino aspimnts ara now
IN training for channel swimming hon-
ors including Miss Annette Golcrman.
AN Austmliun, who expects 10 mako tho
attempt IN the near future,
Ilcaton failed IN his attempt. lie be.
came III after six hours swimming and
only covered about third OF the dis.
tunUc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
RlKSDAG CONSIDERS
NORWEGIAN CRISIS.

stockholm, Sweden, July 20. Both
houses OF the riksdag have held secret
sessions 10 discuss the report present.
cd Yesterday VI the special committee
appointed by the rlksdag to deal with
the crisis between Norway and sweden,
II " understood that the report was
approved In principle
Some regret II expressed at the resig.
nation Of the swedish government be.
foro the riksdag had acted on the COM
mittoe'B report AN II " feared II might
Impede progress towards solution OF
the dii'ioutios between Sweden ana
Norway,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26

Hon, Thomas Hun, today appointed
by the president AK surveyor general
for Utah, needs no introduction TO the
people Of this state, During the last
two sessions OF the Legislature he was
speaker OF tho lower house a position
h. nllod with marked ability For n
number Of years no has been an active
and influential member OF the Nepub.
llc0n party ana has been prominently
mentioned for several places Of trust
and responsibility. I, is Understood
that he had the unanimous endorse.
mcnt Of the Utah Congressional dell
cgatlon for the place TO which he has
Just been appointed, lilo win assume
the duties OF office as soon M his
commission has been received,
Hon, Edward II. Anderson, the man
whom Mr.. Hull succeeds, has been
surveyor general Of Utah for over four
years, having been appointed by Pres.
ident Mckinley April 10, 1901, Mr.
Anderson has conducted the Office IN
o Nlsiness.like manner and to the en-.
tire satisfaction OF the people OF this
state, While no has no definite plans
for tho future, II " understood he win
continue his labors Ms associate editor
OF the Mutual Improvement Era, a
magnzlna with which he ana Mr., Huh
have been jointly connected for somo
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
PROPOSAL FOR FIVE YEAR
PARLlAMENTS Defeated

London, July 6,--'rhe house Of com.
mons today refused TO permit Winston
spencer Churchill TO Introduce a bill
limiting the lie OF parliament TO nNe
instead OF seven yonrs, Mr.. Churchill
explained that the bin would give fuller
popular control Of the executive,
lie said there was a growing dlmnu.
ton OF parliamentary authority oyer
this government and by this mcchanl.
cal arrangement that frequent appeals
10 the country would bo OF national
advantage, The proposal was defeated
by $50 TO lT6 votes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
PROCLAMAT|ONS
BY THE GOVERNOR
Issues Two Appointing Delegates
To Trans. Mississippi and IT.
rICation Congresses,
WHO THE LUCKY ONES ARE.
List Includes Thirty'hye Of Ulah's
Most Prominent Citizens aud
Business Men,

Gov cutler today issued proclama-
tons appointing delegates TO the
Transmlssissipp Commercial congress,
which oonvonos IN Portland from Aug,
10 to 49, inclusive, and also delegates
10 the thirteenth annual session OF the
National Irrigation congress, which
oonyones IN the same city from Aug,
a 10 q, Inclusive. There are 70 dolos
gates TO the iilet named congress and
10 to the other The governor IN anxious
that the mayors OF the cities and ano
the commercial organizations OF tho
state oppoh, their delegates as soon
NV possible as he wants Utah to have
big representation In both conycn-
tions,
Following are the delegates 10 the
Commercial congress
George Romnoy, William G, Windor,
G, W, Niblcy, salt Lake county. John
H. Barnes, Davis county NJ, w. cum
nIngham Salt Lake county A, j.
Evans, William NJ, Roylanoo, ~ H..
Chapman, John II, Wootten, Utah
county, licDrf NcpNNfoili angus u,
Wright Rudolph liuohler Weber coun-
W John H. Secly, Webb Green, sane
pete county, u, w, Fishburn, u, u,
Boo,he, BoScldor county, Wesley X,
Walton, Rich county, j, NJ, ybllthQ,
scyior county, Harden Bcnnlon, uintah
county, Thomas Judd Washington
county.
Tho following delegates WIN repre-.
sent Utah AZ the Irrigation congress
salt Lake county, w. r. Holmes, Fisher
Harris, George Romney q, T., Millor,
q, n, odtll r. j. Hyatt q, H. Swond.
son, Weber county'-o, II, Gibson, Y, H.
Carr Utah oounty.-tnlob Tanner;
Cache coun,y~-J, A, Wldtsooi Wasatch
oounty.-J, ". Austin, Sanpeto county
Oscar Burgund Carbon county Rou-
ben Miller, MIllord county--J A, Mel
Vile,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
TUCSON AND PRESCOTT
LAND OFFICES DISCONTINUED
(spccil to the "News."D

Washington, j, c., july 26.-~The Sec
rotary Of the interior today abolished
the land offices at Tucson and Prescott,
Arizona. Hereafter the business con-
Quoted through these offices VIII be
transacted a. Phoenix Business AZ
Tucson and Prescott has been NO light
recently that their continuance was un.
warranted, The closing Of these OIL
coe throws -four men out Of employ.
mont, Milton II, Moore register SID
ncy II, Delong, receiver Tucson H. \,
lIlldrcth, register, and j, w. Moore,
receiver Prescott,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
MAUD GoNNE's SUIT,
BripRs One In French Courts for
Divorce.

Parlc, July sG-Tnc hearing Of tho suit
brought for divorce by Maud Come,
against MAJ. Mcbride, formerly q tho
Iiocr army was opened before the clvll
tribune today, MMTo Cruppo represent.
Ing tho wife, aud Maltro Ia Rolri, the
husband Tho case attracted great alton.
ton owing In tho pnomlnenoo OF tho par,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26

PHILADELPHIA July e5.~1ho Marylohon,
Criekot club OF London today began u
two days match with the Colts, com.
posed of Is young playcrA Of phlladelphla,
ON tho grounds of the Philadelphia Cricket
club at Mlfsahlckon Heights
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
EMPEROR WILLIAM,
signihes Mis- Intention to Visit
King Christian.

Copenhagen, July I'd 4 formal lntina.
ton waa received hy thu couit today ~
Emperor Williams intention 20 visit Ring
Christian AT an early date
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26

lands IN advance Of the opening herein
provided for aud during the first 90
Guys Following said opening no one but
Registered applicants win bo permitted
w make homestead settlement upon
any OF said lnndp, ana then only IN
pursuance OF q homestead entry duly
allowed by The local land officers. or "
soldiers dool0ratory statement duly
noooplod by Nuoh olllcern.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
THOMAS HULL IS
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
Salt Lake Mas Appolstcd to This
Position by President
Roosevelt,
NEWS COMES FROM OYSTER BAY
VIII Assume the Duties of Office 40
Sosn as commisslss Has
Been Received,

Oyster Bay, July 26,---Thomos Hun
OF Utah, has been appointed by Pres.
idcnt Roosevelt IN surveyor general OF
Utah, an Office under the general land
ONCE.