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New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

clappcd his hands and started tribute tha.
followed the o,d soldier for two hccks.
The Nassau County delegation comprising
many of the Presidents old nsi-hhcrs o. Oys-
ter Bay. also attracted his immediate atten
tion. Why. there's sheriff Johnson he cried
ne waved his hat ar the old man. How sr.
you. and you. and you?r he added several time,
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

Peruna is the
most prom pit
and sure remedy
for catarrh that
can be taken.
M any a preach =
er has been able
to meet his en-.
sagements only
because he keeps
on hand a bottle
of Peruna, ready
TO meet any
emergency that
may arise.
We have on
file many letters
Of reconlmenda-
ton like the one
given above. We
can give our
readers only a
slight glimpse of
the vast number
Of grateful let
ters DR.. Hart
man is con-
stantly receiving
in praise of his
famous catarrh
remedy, Peruna.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
QUICKEST LINE TO CLEVELAND.

Leave New York 5:Se D. m. arrive Cleveland T,i,
next morning Cincinnati 30 D. m. Indianapolis $500
D. m. ST Louis s;a5 u. nv New York Central
Fine Service. No excess fare. =
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
THE sEABoARD FLORIDA LIMITED

maintains quickest schedule I'm both directions be-
tween New York and St Augustine. A superb train
leaving New York every day 1925 noon. Once
lis Broadway. e.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

me PRESIDENT leading the way and the Cabinet
bringing up the rear, save for the guests invited
10 the galleries.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
THERE is ONLY ONE EMPIRE STATE Ex

press and il runs over the New York Central al
he most rapid rate for the distance Of any train
In the world -
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
Try One More
Good Dinner

,erk or well. Notwithstanding all the drugs and
,lets you may take, after al. vou must est ana
otSEST good wholesome food 10 live. Eat
sI5thing yoTr palate or appetite suggests, and
While taking food SIP
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
Ministers of All Denominations j,
in Recommending Pe=ru-na
to the People.

Public speaking especially exposes the throat and bror
ehaI tubes to catarrhal affections.
Brea thing crowded assemblies and the neces
sary exposure to night air which many preachers mus
face. makes catarrh especially prevalent among the
class.
Peruna has become Justly popular among them
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05
oEwEYs PORT WINE AND GRAPE JUICE

Cannot be excelled for the sick
H. r. Dewey & Sons Co. l2s Fulton st, New York.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

Despite the prejudices OF thu
medical profession against proprie-
tary medicines. the clergy have al
ways maintained a strong conf
deuce and friendship for PerUna-
They have discovered by per-
sonal experience that Peruua does
all that is claimed fer it,
New-York tribune., 1905-03-05

Peruna has become justly popular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
Posse Of q Hundred Trained Dcpu'
ties and Three BIoodhounds
Catch Escaped Convict
CAPTURED MAN TALKS OF PALS
Thinks They Can Hardly Get Away --
Have 40 Arms and Are only
HALL Dressed,

ir..a,,, u...a tu, .po, man.
,.. ..
NUM- NIl'h mas o''l ul"hb'Uh Oh '"'''
the escape oi olghl ,unNlclt from the
federal prpllcnli1rv ON tho rot,h Of
,.l, h. '.... ...I,I ana. .,., d.. .i,,,,.,
''''' '' '''' w, WV" Jug "'' d.
certain 10 result IN SUCCESS n hundl'd
trained men and three bloodhouuds
ul. .t unrl ou y,sbon lsltnl driyiu1
n ... - n '
"' "N'''u "''N '''"uh" Wv ''"'.
woods toward the center \. l'drl tour
ROMAN ODD tho lsluud. ono hls been cap.
up..1 ,u.l i,.., .,,. .n r,, oy,sl,l,,s
''' ''' wv wv
ol '"'"lhn.
Ei SN, kuuN lNn escaped convict
Who Nuu captured luW night, is trying
lo proloG hH seven pals. but urknoNls
rdHos that they can hardly Rpt away
Five on tlN uf lhum are undoubtedly uu
Nushon Island. which llcs between ia
coma ana Seattle, aud ~ 20 miles long
II hug neither telephone nor telegraph
"My unfortunate friends have no
show said S,loknoy lhN morning
They have uu arms are bnl hilf
dressed ana uru Obliged ~ steal their
food from campers We saved some of
our prison food ana carried II with ut
hul n soon gave out thought would
be- the Inst ono taken, and her am the
INST II Jack wade hoars that am
captured and think ho WILL VIII
abandon hle friends and get away
think The others ere helpless Thoy
are No frightened that they want ~
yell every time tNlg cracks m bird
iNll|orF TUkouchL the Japanese, who
was I'm for ~ Years for murder acts
llk" a Wild man. lie IA worse than a
door and runs AZ every sound. and I'm
bot that # the deputies not him ihoy
viii have lo chase him mlll he falls
oNhluslo1,'
Stlckncy was runturod by the mcroN
WrIdpul The officers know be was
hldiug n Point Defiance park, ana Sent
our large posse on elloot car which,
unexpectedly. went uo further than tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
EPWORTR LEAGUE
WORKERS ASTIR EARLY,

uouvoM July 1huuundt of Mc'hod'tI
vuNha who arc attending the seventh
international convention OF the lipwotm
mguo were aslIr soon after sunrise Toe
duy and tbo morning watch meeting In
'unn, cnWph ut G.nu. m, was large ana
spirited Departmental conferences Hnl
HummU. assemble AMI schools occupied
Oh. remainder Of ih0 forenoon ana N'l'
followed BIS numerous noou'duy mecunFS
tor maNpr uud oNho1uuou. some OF lhom
huuR held n thu tucit THIS AFTERNOON
thoV Wou three mass meetings A. rlcl
unlod speakers discussed the following
"Iho sabbath shall It be Sacred or
Secular
"um Fprclm Population"
"lh, DhWrhlcss Mnstrp'
Thorr w. 10 bc no election ~ Oihgcle
this year ana delegates who are fond or
church politics lro doNoung then alton
uuu 90 The contest over The choice u 10,
cation fnl ihD ucNt biennial international
convention ~ bc held ln 1871 Boston,
kansas ,lly Mo- columbus q, omaha
N,h, Nashville DALLAS ana birmingham,
Ana are candidates Tor tho honor Tho
board of control mHkcH the selection
iowa delegates have started movement
~ HrOU, Gle convention Nm 1911 for DcH
N0iUu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
PAUL JONES FUNERAL TRAIN
ARRIVES AT CHERB0URC.

ChoDoourg, july The funeral train
bearing the body Of Admiral Paul Jones
ana 300 American sailors ana marines
arrived here from Paris at 1880 a. M
An enormous crowd surrounded the
railroad station and witnessed the re-
moyll Of the body to mortuary chapel
orcotoI on the wharf Of tllo American
stoam'hlp line The chapel WAS Doauu.
tully decorated vita palms, Hays ana
prcut moons from the naval arsenal
Tho American consul II, j, y, Ioihn
und many French officers took part IN
the ceremonies The American SAILOR
ana Npnuos were drawn W IN battalion
front mDiug the TWcuty,nllh regiment
Of lronch Infantry The BODY Was
borne between de salulInR Floneh ana
American lorcoB 10 "a calalalQue, where
n was covered with ilags ana iloWghi
the band Of tho United states Flagship
brooklyn playing tho national anthem
The towns people then delllod before lhl
conn, respectfully uncoyerlng ~ lh'Y
did so
Tho ceremony of transferring me
body of the admiral on board the
B,oonyn viii take place at noon iomoI.,
row and inc squadron viii sail at b
o'Cook IN the evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
SHOOTING AZ BlsLEY.
Americans started Badly, Max
Ing Some Misses,

uINcy camp, Eng July Z, The cloao
finish ~ the initial range I'm the mulrh
between the teams of the Sovcnlh rrRs
monL \. q, q. n, g. ana the Woel.
minister volunteers yesterday for The
gn vincent shield Increased the inter.
ost I'm todUy'R shooting bringing out
oven ~ larger gullcry Than yesterday
ON the whole the hrco2c was very
Ught, hut the sun was much stronger
aud the glare IN their iucuH lntnrfcrl
with the mWksmcm the heat was
oppressive
The mommE trains brought ont a
number uf American and llrltlgh mlls
lury mon aud there wnH quito u GATH
rrng of former mnnhors of Tho
Seventh who are now Visiting hnR'
land,
Thc Americans started badly Meyer
missing twice and Short once. Tho
yIpllols had gone trouble with the
targets. two OF which had 10 he ehlit'
ed. The WcWmnelors shot more oVrG'
w.
Tho totals ~ 500 yards range Wcrci
NoNmnslorg 30, Americans 49,
The WwmmWora scored more than
the Hovonths I'm the SO0 yards and cons
plotod tho thld range ~ lhc maloh
with am advantage Of three points the
Totals N the three ranges being west
minister's, las Americans, H. w. Tho
WpWmlnsloW retained lholl advantage
ana Won the match lAOO 10 li'O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
ATTEMPT TO WRECK WEST
BOUND 0VERlA AND LIMITED

Laramie, Wyoo July IAN utlmpt
WIS made M $3.50 o.clo,k this morning
near Buford 10 wreck passenger train
So, I, the wcglhouud Overland limited
ON the Union Pacific.
only the wulchfumof Of the Wgi-
uccr uud nrcmuu both of whom saw
am obstruction ON the turh AZ Inc nWo
umr. ana PROMPT action oa The ptrt NJ
the former M apulylus tho H,r huksJ
prevented Il diEittor AZ n NnR the
u'Og VuH stopped ius' uB the nose Of
the pilot touched tn obstruction which
consisted of tics, blk stones and old
tmhorA
Nncr the mck was cleared the train
proceeded slowly reaching Laramie at
4 o'clock
pospcs were quickly formed and
wont to the scene ot tho crimc. whore
eight trampE were arrested Nono ot
those men could give u satisfactory cN.
plunHiion No. IN their whereabouts when
The train passed lluforh They mad
been cicrlrd from uu cnslsbouud
freight train Yesterday afternoon and
two Of them u is said, then declared
that lhcv would get oNcn'
Tho limited was BOWLING along NJ 80
miles ln hour whom the engine crow
FIRST discovered the obstruction hv the
pltro uf the headlight Tho ulrhrnkos
Wcrc applied 80 hard that the shock
WIS millrloul to unHrut several puHaou.
GERS in the smoking ear and the rNs
press messengers ana hugg0gomcn
Nor thrown nom their foot Nearly a
ton ~ cuul in the tender WIS hurled
into the engine cuh hN The iur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
lligh Prices for Ineunnhula

New York, July Tho enormous
rise In the value Of incunabuu IN rec
cent years was illustrated mt the sale
ut sothcby's, says London dispatch
Ia the Times,
A copy of Cations book Of eaton p,
printed IN "'rahby Of Wcalmoynstrc'
IN 1883, was sold TO Mr. Quurltch the
we'll known dealer fol $500
IN 1868 u cory Of this book wpIth be-
longod 10 Drllornard, was sold for three
shllllnge IN 1898 q, Watson T0ylors
copy sold for ESQ l0s Cd the lngllH
cory three years later brought G2S lie;
tho Wilkes copy with oiRht loavos
wanting ana romo mondod fetched l2l
BE, aud the Gardner example for lsl
IN 1854, IN the lust II years only twd
copies have come under the hammer
In June 1907, the Earl Of Ashhulnh0mt
copy brought G?Di, aud another cNom'
PIE realized $500 at sothby'H In Jonu'
any, 1890
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
sUNkEN SUBMARINE BOAT


Paris, July Tho ministry Of MAJ.
zine today received dispatch from
BI2orlo Tunls, saying that the SUBJ
marine boat Farladcl which sank yca.
to-day N stlll lying ut the bottom of
the hNrboI and that hor imprisoned
crew. numbering 10 men, continued ~
respond this morning io the signals Oh
The dNQrs,
The commandment OF the port reports
that four graphing lines have run un-
dor Inc Fnrfngoi but the rescue party
81 unable to move her ~ the boat y
bow rs deeply lmbcdod IN the mud,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
KANSAS OIL REFINERY.
Law for Creation of One Dcelord
Uneonsi iiutional

Topeka, Kan julS Tho laws passed
by the legislature last winter approprr
amg $4,000 10 bulld am independent
oil refinery M Peru was today declared
unconstitutional by the sluto supreme
court In nm opinion rendered by AW
eucluto Justice Green
The oil refinery law was considered
one of the most direct blows struck M
thu standard on company by the last
legislature, which adopted foycml
measures tending 10 restrict mat cone
corn In the hnudling Of me Kansas
product
the oil refinery law provided for The
erection N pou also NJ ID branch ol
the state ponilonliary 10 house Wlllcl'
onl prisoners who, n WAS intended
Wcrc IN work the oil plant STATE
Treasurer Kelley ana warden u H.
JpVctt. whore duty n NnN ~ issue
the bonds declined 10 sign lhom M
order ~ INST sccur a decision ull tive
conatiWtonalIly of thc act Any
Urn &. q, coleman llod mnndamus
proceedings I'm the state supreme court
ON bphulf uf the state 10 compel those
oiIirrrs tu rlgu the bonds Tho oulnlol
loduy declaring the nrl tO be meg
ana unconstitutional WAS conrurrrd ~
by ull mombcrF ot the supreme court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
BRlBlR SENTENCED,


Milwaukee July Michael Uum,
'N'city building Inspector and former
shoUn of Milwaukee county, WAS toduy
sentenced 10y judge NWio. NJ Sucprior
10 one ycW ana sIN months IN state
prison Dnm was convicted about a
year ago OF accepting 70 bride of SLiOO
while city building inspector from the
PnbW brewing company for q special
building privilege permit The ruHo
was appealed lo the supreme court Tor
"a new irlul which Nw denied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
Trying Ia Calm Russians,

st Petersburg, July Tho govern
mrnt IN seriously lYhg to calm the
country by distributing everywhere
copies uf Prince Troubclskoy'E 2omslYo
address with the ompororH Response.
A million copies have been printed OnI
systematically spread by me proV,lll,l,,lu.r'
governors IN the cities ana country,
H,sldcH thlf the emperor has personally
commended count lgnatIon, who IN lhr
head ~ tho religious liberation commits
plon lo tour the country address the
people and pnclfy them I'm hls unmc.
The count made u speech AZ Ellli'
both TODAY ~ n large OWomblugo COM
Sitting Of provincial rnrllunnllw1
lomNyoIsls, land owners ana NOR,
chants tie urged the people lo have
confidence IN the coming reforms, "a co.
operate with Lho authorities and not
mako the losk of hw majesty more dlt'
nCult
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
CAN'T RAISE RATES,
Catholic Mutual Benefit ASSN U.s.
eeuti,e Counsel Epjoined,

Ann Arbor Men, July G.lu lrgt
case Involving the question ~ the ught
NJ The supreme council Of the catholic
Mutual liouoht association to raise tho
rllos charged aged members NJ the or.
der after they mad Joined the associn.
ton ON apocI0ol lower rates Judge
kiuno. OF tho Washtoniw circuit court
today ISSUED an Injunction, restraining
the supreme council from enforcing the
now rates The case was agrcod upou
Tor n test ana VIII be appealed lo tho
Michigan supreme court ana probably
headquarters of the order nTo In lluno.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
Ollltial Announcement Of His Ap-
poiDlncnt Made by Author.
ity Of the President
WHO IS VERY MUCH CRATIFIED
VIII Take Up Duties at 0nee--Aban.
dons Law Practise Goes to Wash.
Iuplon Permanently 10 Sept

oya,cr BaSJuly o--Omplal announce
mont was made here today that llihn
Root hes been appointed secretary OF
state,
The announcement, was made ON the
authority Of President Roosevelt IN tha
following statement given oul by secg
Loeb
"Eilhu Root has accepted the lcndor
by the president Of the United states
Of secretary Of state he win take the
oath Of office IN u couple of weeks but
" WIN necessarily be some little llmo
before ho closes up his business ATOMS.
llo wlIl not go TO Washington perma'
ncnlly until some time IN september
President Roosevelt IL much graft
fed at Nh Roots acceptance ana IN
deeply sensible " the personal acfi'
ilcos mado by M Root M ugalu taking
upon himself the burdens ana duties OF
a. member OF the cabinet
Tho decision of Nh Root Was reached
hnully on the presidents special train
durluB thu return Of the presidential
party from Cleveland, For personal
REASONS entertained DOM ny lho plifl'
dent aud Mr. Root II was deemed ndylh.
able not 10 announce the decision pnp-
Nelly unlIl the president had returned 10
sag moro I'm II was determined,
therefore that the Official settlement u
the proAdcurg tender ana Mr. Root X
decision 70 accept n would be made to-
day
Ii r. the intention Of Mr. Root to as
sumo the duties of secretary Of state
practically nt once, although II VIII pc
porhap, two weeks before h. formally
Wlll take the oath OF office, lls proien,
Nonll Interests are 20 large mat ne WI
hnyo 60 devote considerable time "a
make ID satisfactory arrangement pl
thom before ne goes ia Washington Ia
take permanent charge Of the STATE de-
parimon, when he takes nctiNc chalE1
of the department he VIII give up en-
trcly his law practise,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
KNIAz POTEMKINE ESCAPES,
Left TheodOsIa Before Black Sea Fleet
Arrived, Whose Worshlps are Now
Ia Pursuit
she C0ALED FROM A BRITISH SHIP
Reporls az to Direction She Took
Numerous and Conflicting Said
10 Have Been Captured

ThtodoNn Crimoo July THE rc.
rorls sent from odessa to the London
newspapers regarding the lombard
mont Of Thcodoaiu uc untrue, order
~ mlly maintained IN the town by the
troops
Before leaving Thcodosiu the kn.u2
potomRno sighted British collier
which she followed seward ana from
which she took a quantity of cool
PURSUING THE kNlAH 20.
TEMKlNE,
S. Petersburg, July g. l2.iO b. NIL
The kniaa polcmkIne escaped from
rheodosla before the Black Sea Meet
mriycd there from SoyaTopoL ana ur
The feet did not put into IhoodoNo
II if presumed the Waryhipe are In pun.
uDt Of tho XMAS polonRmc the
udv.ocs received by the admiralty
however are mcagrc and most CON.
nltlnR II ~ considered possible hul
".nagn ana Qmllomascr AlcXIou,
who commands the knn2 polnmkiuo
WAS advised OF the n'crs comna and
lcll Theodosla "A amy rate It be- olww
,hut she coalod from british shin
which sh" subsequently rplpapad ana
then sailed away, Tine reports up u
the direction taken by the Kum2 Pc.
tcmkinc Ia no, agree, Admiral wire.
MINIS, chief Of the general STAN of the
navy Informed the Associated Press
that one report said that sho he'd sailed
westward IN the direction of LNadit,
ilIsing the suspicion that II ~ lhc I'm.
lnnllon Of her crew To lombard mo
Dmror0r'S summer palace. Another
nm1r slll hat when the knla2 40,
l,mklno WIS last seen rho was headed
'oulhoast ng " bound for the Caucasus
luoral This subsequently was sup.
ulomontrd by a report rom Foyaaiopol
that the kni'E polcmkno had put into
Iuup2 half way 10 pulL and had brou
'pturod IN SImc mysterious fashion
BY soldlcrF
the lorpploboat destroyer smcullvy
manned 10y a crow NJ officers ana blue.
jackets who volunteered ~ sink the
WInullnocrs, reached rhnudogiu several
hours after the knin2 polomkinc had
departed ana after hurrlolly coalMg
me SmolillNy left presumably M pm.
ullt Of the rebel ship
NALTA FEARS COMMANDMENT
Yalla, rrmeu july T. Intense oX.
element prevails here, owing 10 the
lrur that tho Kuia2 lotomkinc win
lombard the city
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G., !, DENLlN's PROPERTIES.
Cyrus Leland of Troy, Kansas,
hnnOInLel Receiver.

Topeka, July Cyrus Leland NJ
Troy KAN ana j. IT, Hurley general
manager NJ the Santa be- Railway sys.
tom. we're today appointed temporary
receivers NJ tho properties NJ g. 4,
Dyliu plnrl IN voluntary bankruptcy
on rhugd1y nlght \ bond ~ $4,000
VIII b required
u named iNo mon" said Judge Pol
lock, because / felt mat there was
moro WORK man one could do think
The appointments NH be generally con-
FIdcrol milsfnclorN'
MI llurloy's appointment WIS made
m the request Of the Santa l'o railway
company through their attorneys,
Judge W H. smith ana 4 A. lmrd
Ihoy win Oo I'M charge until the crols
llurH elect trustees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
AMERICAN PROTEST


Conalunlm0pIC- JulY O"TNo NmorI'
can protest against the indlgnlly 10
which \, GuWllO, the fret dmgoman
NJ the legation WAS subjected by the
police, brought prompt rcdrcW, the
sultan Immediately after No hoonmr
aware Of the situation, sent COlli Boy
lhp muodurcr NJ ambassadors 10 call
ON Minister Lclshmnnn at prlnlopos
island 10 oXproW 10 him his most sin.
coro regrets and 10 announce mat ihoy
py Mad boon instantly dismissed, The
Incident N thus closed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
4 LIGHTED MATCH,
Igutes DIsinfeeling Fluid and
starts Hire IN Courtroom,

ST. LouiH July "a lighted match
thrown nm the door of the criminal
court of correction room which bad
been covered with a dlslnioclIon nuil
started a IRE which created . general
panic within the foW court buildings.
Nobody was hurt The llames spread
across I'm the floor and up tho walls
wpldly Persons In The courtroom rush
ed ont and the prisoners frantlcally
screamed and tried a. break through
the bars Tho fire was cNtlngulshcd
with little damage,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07

.,h.c9 work has practically been com.

which work has practically been com.
plctod
Arlor the ohUlor board had acted the
attorney g"uolWl ln the Wno NJ the
state brought thH proceeding M quo
Wuruulo against thu company asking
that u BIZ required To show is author.
icy for doing business IN Kansas and
that " unable "a do ~ n be ouslod from
the state The company answered
rotlluR forth ms application tu the
charter hoWd and alleging That Il had
demurrer lo 'hIf answer was fled, The
court SUSTAINED The demurrer ana en-
tered 90 Judgment eff custer against the
Rdf company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
Car WIN Go 20 Moscow,

ST. potorsbug july I-'Emporor
Nicholas IN going 10 Moscow, IN this
connection me L.slok prints rumor
that Ms majesty had decided 10 trans.
fer the capital back 10 Moscow such
"A transfer has been seriously agItulrl
time after time un the ground that The
tuo honrl NJ RusFu beats under tho
shadow NJ tho holy Krcmln AMI not at
The ahoNV capital ON the banks Of the
Nova, the luu general agitation for
inc transfer WlH aflor The assassination
OF Alexander H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
DJNNER TO kOMURA,
Given NY Diplomats Corps at
TOXIC,

Toxic. July tho diplomatic corps
qnvo farewell luncheon TO Buron ko'
mura, the senior plonIpoionilaly from
lepan ~ conduct peace negotiations be-
foio The pcuCo commission 20 meet soon
In Wnahlhgton, ana Ms stan
baron DAnothun the Belgian minis
Ter us tho Doyon Of the diplomatic corps
presided II " expected yn9t lhr t'ealil
tomorrow, July n ana that sho VIII hall
for Scaltlo with the Japanese peace COM
mission ON board IN the CNcnlng,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
AFTER AMERICAN COMPANIES,


Berlin July The imperial mpor-
ytory Office Tor private insurance com.
puncl has demanded Of the Equitable
Assurance society and Mutual Life IN.
wW0noo company Of Ncw York that
they declare by Aug I'M what manner
they propose separating ihoil premium
reserves on German policies from ih'
general rosoryop ana how they intend tu
invest them, THE amounts affected hro
t7.hOO0o0 IN the rnso NJ the Equitable
and tb,9t0OoO h the case Of the Mutuah
The itops taken have no connection
seemingly with the present liqnlt9hle
developments but are taken win the
Wow 80 carrying ont the provisions of
the d1rmnn inWnOnCo law of 1901,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-07
ENTERPRISING SEWER,
Fair Association viii Build n Race
Track az RIchheld,

acylcr county 10 to have q falr WsocIa'
ton, to nulld a race track and mAlnuIn
suitable grounds tor d fulr A copy u
the articles NJ incorporation " tho Rich
nold Fulr ana Driving association was
ncd IN the secretary N states ofrco a..
day IT, capital stock ~ 100000. divided
into shares M the par value of S& each
4, NJ Peterson M president ~ The oHsO'
citation, T. w. CARR wee PRECEDENT, Guy
Lewis, treasurer, y q Clark, secretary,