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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
I Results at Hot Springs.
By{.Assoclated Press.)

N II OF SPRINGS, ARK, Jan. 1i.--- =; SO
summary. q, /, q ss q, I,
First "a Eleven- sixteenth &. II n NILE ~.
sselIing-1olc (even) first; Henry Lyons 60
Sfo''lI second. Este Platz 40 to ~ third
Thine. Iii. 5as IL 55
"A second race-Thrce fur!ongs, two-yeaa en-!
solds-Mintboy Is to 81 first, Startling q
Btp u second, Farorita to- Itaird. I'm .rfli
N::ss 81. # 3syi IL, VI s!8t
II. Third rae Elcven-s elk teenths, Of &! 9
mile, selling gle fI.eeber y TO o first,
Crescerton Is to95) second, Benson Hurst rs
3 "a to il third. Time, LID 81
Fourth race--aI lie and sixteenth, &P Par =
Hotel hand lea p-- Canteen g TO u 81 first,
Judge Hines ca ] second, Coppc'r,ftielldi
!, ((ss5sto ~ third. Inc, 1:52 ! 4
Fifth race-seven furlong Faine
Trade Il! toll third .$s33S Time, So.
Sts5toS1, first. Gigantic to u second. Easy
&s2 sixth rce-Alilc and sixteen l,-7-- l3
Haywood o 10 s. first, Allan to D8secc-
8ond, Memphian Is to third sRr line, l:ol,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
STEAMER FLOATEp.
So Hard in the Mud II Took
-Four TO Haul Her OFF. Il
ESPECIAL to rae Times. DlsDageh.,

Especial to 'r.ie Times pspulch.o
a NORFOLK, Ma Jan; li-Jrhe Britisl,
steamship Bardsley. bonnd for hotter.
dam. which grounded M BorsN* !i&i,
while leaving the lanberts Point coal
piers Thursday morning, was floared TO-
day, ana II nov al lamhefss Point.
wherr her bottom IL being HNetpiged ny
divers for, he purpose of pEeertalpillg
III she can proceed across tie ocean
without reyairs II Ia not thought that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Union Veteran a Forger,

fspgipl loFrh6 Tlnrs-p lspatch.) 4
HAMPTON, VA, Jan, ,ii.--lsaSerl Day.
.ili'inmosr " t,ctNhtional soldiIs' Home,
WAS aifesieii to5aas pnatlie eihrge Of
sfpfgery ffh& yfietln sAenlegsi 10 have
ibrsad tlie n4pie Of Major ltees9n, tIsns,
IfeF 81 thG Heme. 70 seYtrs! s,iigeka toy
snail atpolGia,
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Committee Returns.

1.-THE Committee on James River I'M.
'proyctnent which went TO Washington
TO push the matter Of an additional up.
Ptopriation for The deepening OF the har-
Dor here, has returned, The commit Q
did some good work and conferred with
Congressman Lamb and the senator's from
Yirgiain though the members did not
appeifr before the Rivers and Isrbors
Commit g. HaNs l@
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q Mayor mccarthy has heen Invited 10
sp AZ AZ HELMS Institute and before
the a r, Bbb Camp c. y. at Ghsrlottes-
VILE, On the occasion d the anniversary
1pf General Lees birthday nest r'hpssmy
tations and VIII speak at the celebration
OF the scp ntieth Reglnent AT their
artnorS5 here,
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William and Mary German 6. II ian Y


r. VII q, Il S i lSltG VA, liTl ~
!, srr,n u club 81 il.ianl e'nl-t
49, bnias III annual Christmas & er1naatNi
crsS last night Although he da e Was . 81
later ono than usual, owing tto tne ~
samoa 4 a the students for the noileuty ~
Ia q mir vas ii ided cccss N eYe1y5
M M. and Was tho In pples event
liza sense II, thus far. "
clock. anil "
Shaif hour's ,lnter,n!sslon AT en.s w w w
Ing whlcl, Weie Z,
jtlnued until $ee ,a,It,H ~.
was furnished ny q ~,
J, III u ~ 4 Sewrort News. the Figures
yaIS' ed 81 chrlstlan an I
Dri !. ", \, 4, n, =,
7EThosc dnncing Wcre ~ lss y eWp1 ~ !. u
Norrollx, with i. Spencer;s a lss ii,All.
son 81 Balllnorc, w q,
Iiss Hazel nnsy'y y
WITH Mr. J, Ghrlstinn; MISS sse..se
fynne, of WIZ u ~ II mi,
M, ,Rlia;Sls I; M IS Texle Iesnley, OF New
n III ans, with O. Iianklns Miss
I Tn ysg,o 3ryier8 Wit, iX@ 4ckrt III; n ss
amma Ruf.in Nth J,;;ll IL oS d liss Bees /,
III u ami With G, s,3 Il. heWmakoi alss
II izz'a Meade With MI. Carl NJ s. q .ou-S
Ise Harrison wi IL Alr,6 Eie film MISS LoE-s
lisa ieT,lsy vii h DR. n hnson; MISS sue
I{JssdG stt 20 ~. ~
j}TyS MI 81 5s2i@h e. cs'ssr Mlss MARY
n t; Silt Sl9as, 81, sleIr D. II MSS cnthe-y
!, KIN with 4, osepn Aleade hligs
Z Iss{Sia n Brooks With Mn. lloyell llss
Edna brooks With MI. Rddick &; N isaS
AsncsY aioreeocs with Mr.. Fred SAVAGE
and MISS Ellen nnrness With 5'ul-
lev. " . 4 HI r. 4, u i, !, L, q, ", Sl
Tl,c Says were aIessfs, r. l!elll y,
s.. Islac,laton, spencerS Lane "; ~ j, I
h Sc,w;oomb, II q, q. Ferguson ana M u,
Thia chaperores were Nj, and Mrs y ,5
IL, Phil ips, &, Dir. and q Mrs. X Bruce Es W
PAYNE, Il MR. ma MIS-. Noryelle. Y Henley,
sIrs Manly Barnes and AIRS ~ oncl,,t'es E
N f5 8Sia a Rip c0 Los VI sSSi
|sI.iSative Isrolno Quinine, 4 he world vide X
iiIolf md Grip romeo VI rs owes the cause
Cali f5Iss tho full name nlla loo for sigma 4
stlIes 81 y. I. Grove. Y. 4,
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the Vessel Is much, ii auy' injured, andSit
Is expected he Hlli he ready for sea to-
morrow, The Bardsley IL u Tngenlan
liner II took four tugs 10 pull her out
mad been taken out IN imrgcs. This was
bcins loaded buck on the steamer to-day.
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,s,TOASTS SELECTED.
\ n 4 N q VI

Alderman Zimmerman Chooses ,ss
Speaker lis Council Banquet
A dern1an William II. q miner mn has 4,
about completed arrange for for the
banquet Which he VIII tend 70 the CITY
counsil and heads oe departnentts 9 Z Y l's'3
home, No. 7Os Iiast Broad: g rect t on n
Wednesday, mex and ne .1i
night gannounced the tollowinE list of I
toasts and scrs c.ys Of z CHI 81
r,ond II on. Carlton N l,urtl1y, Mayor,s
Board llerile =. VII en-.
aI ftIYpis e si tpstt IN d
comn,cIlA Council" on. Robert Lee /
Peers pre- ident of the /. Council tue
III \ 4slc liinolt, AZ. Boz;
.Public once 70 Public Trust, Hon thl,
Henry r.. city al tornc y, 70 !
#Cl,y& Counc - Is dermnn j 3 " g dtg5
ITAe fraiff promises be q o,tf joy.
able one and those who VIII attend VII
doubtless mos s. Pleas - f,SS fhs
guests viii be seated promptly 38at 8 ;so
10 clock \, VI IKE ssS E ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Great Bargain il i:
New BIZ ilk Waists
IS 90 90, Waists I 1898. 49,.
$3.50 Waists. $500.

Black Peau de u hemstltchcd md tucked
fronts with lace Insert lon, tucked back Bishop
81 eve S3.OS. IS, ISs5
Black Taftcta with four tohcd Stuckss
dow, each side Of tho andswo down tho back.
Bishop sleeve, 80 OS.
Both Of these garment together With number ot
other styles Iii taffeta price,, H3OS, are
y all five do.ar va ues. Z 39S5
Z Black Chiffon II affeta alsts with a shield front.
trim med with French knots box plated bacl8 and
front with ticks each full sleeve fancy
collar *5 each worth 81. Sc.
"a nuber$o of otherastyl sSot Tnffeta Wais at tile
same price worth equally much tic one we've
described.
promised some time ago to- give
ns first pick Waists II he shadn clearing up sale
They're certainly tyalucsrnt SO OS and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

Point for m hour, the boat was lloisted
and Tho steamer con tsnned onyhrrlyo 2: ny
The drowned man Is said 10 have been
the chief ilrennn /, ~ I he vessel, 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
'T0IHAV1''H'E|R.'
ANNUA|.BAnQUG!
Royal Arcaiitttnitcs Will Il Il Enjoy
ls;IS and HAY X big 88s3 83I5
I12ally.s.3s III ~
INSTALLATION ms j (:


- s5G
Car Thy Council sls ,reparlns q for .
memorable clcbr,, tIor, and XII rally got,
,rhurAdny night mex 81 tie Inst nllutlonS q
the oillcers-clect IA ora Tic cnsuing year &;
|3wlll occursat Tho tine.$ n q, "a u
rlio slipretic regolt Il crimson Of
st Louis. has aI fled Ills Spurposc y Il
possible, 10 10 pr Y on tl,ls occaso on
and, \ D. not all itnprc q a TINT
Wee Regent yigglna from, Rome. " NJ
", Wi also Sbo; present One or tho fothersS
ofssthcso lligh officers III, INC Royal r;,i5
scanum Will certainly como to greet the Il
members OF Chrthyl& Council on mex
sThiradnyi night TIC s 18th instant RI nr,d.
perform the its taillt the new t,l 6
officers 81 the an ttushs TIC connc who II
snres follows: cgcll g ~
Yithers ]! Miller; n
ora,or,.J j. B!nford II Ieny;;. l'ast Regent,
AiInp,reei Fol kes: Chaplain, I'd B. slate; "
Guide, ". II I. Maso,i VI WAR dcn,,S Az
EBorghejner: Sentry. 81. x rls Sc re. !. Il
ktary. "a Il 1 Stuart + orlsng ;5S CO; lecs OF,
l.oretistesn:S Treasu RET, N bowel s
Rep cAcntatiyes Marx tliist md n.
DO &nlnn II
RI Grand Q officers Chosen.
M II aStI Hon Lie Installation Of he %
cert aud TIC pressisce y the supreme II
so!fi cars L, Ii It'd that a. good UNI
8btrlof gra nd 1os ,lcats Of this ST ate VII DO
guests or tcGartlls8 on t,iis night Among
Sthoses expected are Grand Y Recent Lin Y
coln. Of Marion, . {; ri nd Seer tl
81 Blank 500 RE ter bur d
|1ryln. az orfolk So prene comm u t-9g
cenan on inance rand @ 7
Botts. Of Leland i'd, nd ~ theirs,
night the ast grand reg o q
the s te 10 5 rirg min. III #
Is blc Faden,s b. u 81 81 III receive tile6
some Jewel pr scented him by IN the Il
Grand Council II; s
ter tle&instnlia & VII ch III "a Ike y
|8placc In council " li.Ill,bory tsS IL ~
Camp IIall. the members, with II my ted NJ
$guestE VII pro Coed N ,ir.9li NE III q el.a
vhnrc sL SIS ID Eai'que he sprfa
1T lis III teres.lng to- not e tha Is
accommodate cs he Ia rGe n !, ea3sc}
Coloncl Iiirply Al tos sonla sc II
3his y present assembly dlnlng room by
tcarilig down adioinir ms syall to obtain g
additional room l'a
MI. f lkes3 to Preside.
@ Much credi I'M due 10 ri n. css Bow
man ,sa cha rtn;,n theSs cnt ertainttIoiit
Commit tee and his sssocht CT, s3 for lie 4
admirable arrang y they have cor, 81
hsunnBt ed. jiS
rio as;niast err OF tlieS even g 6sssil 81
Be III. ar snetrcc II &c pas re gent Of
the council, who vi u rod nee he
gspca kcrs.
some o the prominent Arcanurl,itsess g of
($Rfchmond. en- hers 4. Fl courcils
will be pres snio IL 81 !io r, ma y be 81
mentioned q I'd Lon 20 W.
(glor I;llyson, u j ids Jf &c
&P. witt. III AIdeT w e r.. q Da bnsy
|5AdernlaJ i Il \. ir,i, II osby, md tho II
Representative regent o and Sc cretarie of
the councils In Ii this q d SS{ 45ss
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Mr.. Watson, Chosen.

CAPTAIN Harry Leo tson,so hiss
.l,aa been invited 10 make the apnual1niI-
dress before the Alumni .Assoeiati On 90
the Virginia Poly,eehnlc institute, and
lilo has accepted Tho honor. !. i, # N III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Forward M ov,selnent,

!. calvary Baptist Clpirel f'eS,,
land lSnisIt pas preach nt ll,.A
Forward Aloyelnen' " NJ ana ~ az
IS F, Oh n Et b sstral ge.s
cordially welcomed Ito hes sTYies ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
sLE- 81 .isIl M
Free Lessons
III EEnlbrOiderY.5s

n Miss Van Leer, a m i. acconl2l lshed}S
Eteachcrfin Art Need ework Of all kinds +
VIII have charge Of our classes during
+ tho coming asoIl, I3es Inning y to-s
morrow free lessons Of one hour to
each customers vii be given between
u *. M. and II I, 81 "a. NJ. and n.
a. noon, also between 3 II M and e
IN, n. j. and a r . N. and s Al
The conditions governing these les
sons can , nscertain ed " \ upon applt-f
cation Miss Nelson or ~ ISIS X Van al
YLccr IN the Art DEPARTING u rs {3 ,,g
~ Private LESSONS Zoe. an hour. Z s,,s.
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~ New Is, Lirene. Waist IS.
Special Values at S1.5O. 81:

All Is otton, but called 3" 8 Llnene" be-
i i caise ssthey're finished llkesllnen and
RESEMBLE worry cloacl y-,-.--wlll wear
as well IL not better than linen Y Y
s{S N Duchess front OF blind &embrold srys
with llelnstltched dges5s 4 hrce L ticks
Il down each Side Of V the front. New
sfull sleeve With torchonS cliff. All new
styles, splendid value n III o OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
\ Some Fine alues in !,
L,OW.-P rice Furs.

Price reductions il ave been made all
,throughfthe fur. stoc K. s \. e
III streo3k SMInk Ella, y Scarf two yards
lol1e cord With ed.,ecd from Il q
I'D aIiifts d, match %, NJ.
nssts tsls
from SO sto ~ .bs:' J, i:
843 Flat Gray Squirrel scarf With err
mine tabs. reduced from ~ ST. so to
$40. i H.. = 4 ~ NJ
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n
Beau it'll Thin in
the Art Departrn ent5

@ Merely:a Shadow OF at h elrs Former
sfsa 5f A p lcests n, n
Such as the very attractive 50c.s and
SOC Il land p alntcd tcturc Frames are
now but :Sc each. 5ss III SSSll5
and Painted Frame "a nj q 3 ookiets
reduced from 21c o. Sc. co CHI
Starped and Palntcd cushion Z ops
reduced from 9sc. to Soc, tt}i
j'rirtad nnds' stnrnned B Cusni Inn Tons
red Waed from SOC q go Those that
We're CSC. now 1Oc.4s$$ 8F5 IL:
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At 12,a. each there are q a.
number Of, special values
which would he cheap at&1sc.
and #19c. each.
Soft finish. llemmed all gllti--s
en- buck, witt, dan,ask Dor
der, 14x24 inches. jSSS5
3 All linen. knotted fringe
5damask. 14S32 Inches.
Vi Fine homstitchcd linen
buck. i16x39 inches. .5s
< es5 Heavy hemned gl,uck, dam
ask bordcr.%ful bleach 1896 y \
inches.
Large friagcd Honey Comb !
Towel, washed, 22XA5 inches 4
very absorbent.
q Cream Or bleaehsd Turkish
Bath Towel, 2ox4O inches.
ii Good Towels Of generous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

\ sizes. 16c.,E 7c., and ! SO 9.
4 each. Among the la tter be-
ling about is dozcl1Hof the 25c.a
and S1c. Turkish Bath Tow
els, subject to slight mill I'M I'M
projections. III 5ti.. 4, SIS
Very good All Linen DAM
ask and Huck Towels. 19SS5
inches. for 10c. each.
At zoo, each theresa dos
scn Different styles, all first
n class values. Among them
{ being ian extra; . = ile sl Irish
linen luck, 2oxio Inches.
Soft45finish4 all:@,linon mem N
u mod buck extra fine quality.
1896 inches, ,3Sli g5
5fff Fine, German NIL linen
nemmed 3huck, 21Si! inches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Fur Bargains
ofs the Most 5Remarkabl Kind.
IA s ~ All Genuine Skins. @ IL. M

.s5 \ lsabcIla Mutt, fiat W shape. reduced
from SIS to = %. 90. n :sS IN I'll
snbe ella Scarf; Sat lined, twoatalls,S
soft, pretty fur reduced FROM $3.50
d to $50. 81 Y Nj 533 Elk Ne
jS II Isabella Scarf Y; lined with brocndeE
satin large tall 3on each end , reduced
from &35 &to III. 90. IL.
Dou BILE isabella Scarf Q II yards long
excellent quality, three large, natural
tails. reduced from $35 to 1927 go. Il
Ss5 Sable Eox} Scarf nj Beautifully blond n
cd Il two !natura Il tails, reduced from
8s27 so to 81 $ 50
* s a;,snt rl9 dark n'alty
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BIG Sale of Towels Values Values.

abes--Llnen Departn1eh1 otHtn
All of them at regular prices
So well balanced that oddS e'us
are few s1 @ ., -, a,B Ia. grroy \,
4,sx2 inches along at dc 5c 81. loc, go
tnNT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
FROM TREE TO BOOK,
Proc,sto, Of p'perMaRihg shown At
LOWS aud Clark Exposition

Portland on triangular platform
r,,,.u. p,.,ot,. .,..,,,,. a.. ,,. ,v,sL.
lnF'oU nV'I0IlM I'Nl" ana l'Ih 'N'
position stand three lnmpuHo ROLLS M
Mnppmg pup.r wndr of wood NUN
...,,,i ,,,u. ,, .,i.. .,........,.l ....,
.... W." '' ,''', .I. "..'
'"O"o'l 'I''" or NufN'hO'h 'O' ron
rluulH M ulDh corner of tho triangle,
Each up.php moro than ., tom Iy flN
f,, ian b..,l anal IMAM, u., INNS.
''.'' "'' '"'''
'''' ln V'IO'.''l N'lN''N lh's' nlon'
ftrn rolls lro uDkf holding phlaH and
dlshos shoumg the yarlouu chemicals
and r,,r,.s,. d., ..lu.n fla, ,.,,i d.
"'" WV ''' ''
'"uJ''''' O'i''' u o''olu'' pup
From the tlWdug uoo m the forest
90 the hlghN caloudnrod ploee of ,,rl,.
pg ppr,,. am ,,,,. d..g ~. .u,. ~ a..
' ~, WV '''" VI,
g"lI N'.o'h DOT " lu''' interesting ana
u'N'N"h '"'' lN. "N>'lh 80 INTO
lh, Nuo't ,l',l men uco0 chop lhom
uoWh an0 hNW mem ~ lhr pulp
nUN, 'u'N 'l' men rQl into luWH
loo' louBlht Ih' loRs me lh'n run
lhlouRh Nh1l r rHll,l q 'rhIppor' a.
lh''hIno Nhl.h allo,kN lh' loE 40 one
'hl ehl kIdluuNl 'hlpN II uhIll noih'
ilh w l'IN Ib'h 'h'p D.. about 400
nlk 1N "a po'l"s' stamp Iu'" 'nlpt
ave U'n lbNh 10 enormous Nhls uul
,"oh'V lut lhdON dl't I'D No'ol holici
10 ihr holIlnN p"lll Ihlt w done 10
MAKO lh' WOOD Foll ANA workable
VINO lh' 'ouMhk h E"lNh un llmn
to0h u.h ana 'odlum '.lnoullo are
pln''u ll inc N'lH ANA 'oot.l Nllh the
'nlH ln' irtull W a. lhl'h hlnuk
oN l'slnollhb pup. Nhl,h w. Worhod In
oll,l 10 dlsLWr oI the bllrk uth.
IlontnlnN !. lhrn iDpo'loO Co., Ihlo'
rae az Nmr chlorine solution ANA chic,
lla, OF Ho1lNh oul'l largely INTO mis-
Wolenlnb uo',f" IT'D, mass s then
'leol,l WIN MUM ln wlNud vWh
tlal'l Whch W u'ro lul 'Fl2lug ana
or Ulrn
In order lo secure "a gIn1" io the pa
pen loaln " placed M ihn nWs. then
loHln Fonp lor Wolr 'FtlnR,' then
ukilll'' ana no SUM Us ready Tor any
,oloung mlU'r necessary ~ produce
Uhn NgIlous .nhdfN ~ pnpoL
u w OlF N"RN oI lhn lnlnu'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

lng Tor Russia, tho people barred their
hclda ana stood In silence,
Some surprise h expressed here mat
Marquis Ito WAS not appointed az ono
of the delegates, but II IN thought this
possibly WUH due 90 the belief that For.
Dlrn MlnlNlpr humuiu ana Minister Tn'
kahlru were hcltcr acquainted with the
present condition ul Affairs
WaHhluRtun, july g. Baron komu'
rU, the senior JupantNo plenlpo.onll'
Ury tn conduct the pence negotiations,
H.cApoyiod To Nil from Japan for inc
United states about july 70 lie VIII
hu accompanied by u starr Of onlrllla
lu us.F In the work before the peace
commission and lH expected 10 arrive
u Nushiuglou IN season for meeting
uf the plcuipolonllorIos carly IN Aug
NET,
noth Ambassador MurayIolf ana
Ambassador UoHon, the Russian plrnl'
pulpntlares are I'm Europe the FORE
Wpr ID now IN France flr Ms hoalU
and. us ID ig understood here, he N TO
hu thu chief Russian plenlpolpnilalN
ho VIII 30 to IT, Petersburg for M
WwUtons from Ms government as TO
tho course 10 pursue before ombnrklnR
for America, Both ne and Am0lsals
dor Rosou are expected To lcaeh mere
IN time ~ arrange an initial meeting
oNho commission early In August
At both the Russian embassy ana
the Japanese legation the opinion was
expressed tonight that the actual work
ut the commissions VIII not be done IN
Washington, but that soon after tho
initial gathering AN adjournment VIII
be- had 10 some cooler place.
II am armlslloc has not been already
agreed upon that question Of course,
win DE almost the nrsl matter taken
undCr confederation,
NEGOTIATIONS FOR ARMlSTlcE
Sl Petersburg July ., sO1 q, NJ
Negotiations Tor an armlbucc between
the armies Of Russia ana Japan II
can be definitely stated, are now IN
progress, presumably ut Washington,
hut they have not reached a stage
whore any further announcement can
Boz made
The decision seems ~ rest with Ja-
pan, which country ls Weighing the re-
lnquIshmcnl Of the prospects Of bet
ipung her present advantageous posi-
ton against me enormous cost IN lives
ana money ~ another great battle
The chances for decisive ana mai
Japanese victory II is believed here,
arc no better Than before LAO Sang
ana Mukdcn, and u h pointed ont that
u IA ldo 20 lulk Of NUdlyostok folllng
No % ripe apple into japOn's hands
before the peace conference meets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
Case Of Caleb Tanner A, st
State Auditor Edwards Arg 4
This Morning
IS TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Defendants Contention is That LoglD'
tcr Did Not W,fk Tor Salary
Claimed,

The mandlmus cutc brough, by state
Engineer Clyb Tanner AGAINST state
Auditor j. A. Edwards was argued be-
fore Judge LOWS this morning ana tok'
ou under adyIgcmoul by the court Tho
action was brought to compel the audi
tor 100 dlaw % warrant In favor Of the
ongm,yr for jlll,66 alleged to be due
lho l"lDor 0b salary from March 10 70
March 81, inclusive
II pc coulcuded by the auditor that
the engineer did not take actual charge
NJ hls Inlco until the morning Of March
a. ana hence Is not entitled to the
salary between March 49, the date ~
TOOK hu olth of ollloo, ANA March u,
The date hr took actual pussopelon Of
the office, N iF claimed mat be- IN only
rulltl.d lo lNl 20 us SALARY II any at all
Nr lHuuur WAS appointed on Mhreh
hy luu cutler ana WIS confirmed by
The senate ou March ~ II H. claimed
That hIH appointment was illoghi be-
cause inorp WIS no vacancy In the Of
lp. 40 the time ho Nnr appointed, nH
fum,f state Engineer DplrmuN term
had u1i expired Hence No. NJ, N ~ a.
lpgpd. ,urplug the oflce ana should be
uuflu' Attorney NJ 4, Davis argue
the ,lFr m balplf NJ Mr. Tanner ana
Aumuu, Gouoml Breeder represented
the uni. auditor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
CHOIR NIGHT" IN THE 18th WARD

Tho EIghlcoHlh ward chapel which
Wos huUt 10 accommodate 800 to 0lo
people held 200 above is capacity last
night no thc uIalCa bcng crowded The
uCcaglon WoB 'oholr night the Bishop.
nj. and the Improvement associations
having handed over the evening IN Inc
ward fugola 1hu music WAS largely
Huri ana was greatly enjoyed Ny
ull present the choir u 90 yoioou rem,
dorl lho chorus parts I'm the eclon'
liona tlum 'rho Daughter Of JuuuF,'
and I'm "lr.ghly the Morning IN
which the soprano rolo pnrl was taken
by Misc Emma Lucy GatoG Sho also
gave several other numbers m her well
known beautiful style, singing 'Ihrao
orr rhaN" and 'lluWcou" us f0log,
ana duct with Mr. l}por other
p0l0s Woro rendered By Nh lypor and
Mrs puWIoh whI'o Bishop whitney
rp#lb Uu Original POEM entitled
TRUTH" j, NJ Barlow acted us mas,
ten of ceremonies, and H. q, whitney
directed Che choir MlW Alice Flruf
worth rculmg tha written portions "
tho upUtulu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
LADIES TO LINDSEY.
Give Donvors Juvenile Court Judge
Reception At tho Y, D. g A, Today

The vomonH auxiliary Of tho y, NJ, G.,
a Ba,v judge Lindsey reception this
morning IN tho front room adjoining
the auditorium when the Judge gave
tho ladies short talk ON the Juvenile
court he held chat the average Judge
was not needed I'm tho Juvenile court, M
the a,tor require 20 Judge who can act
w the place Of Il parent, and not as u
RhadunanlhuH UNFOLDING the lex ma.
joflle uud nnloung ponnltlc for an out.
rugod Justice judge Lindsey would put
the responsibility for the chlld'0 bring.
ing mp ON the home and the Juvenile
court ~ hcttor than the criminal court
and lao jail,
The ordinary criminal statutes should
not ave any application 10 children
and HE eases Of children should be- held
outside NJ courts altogether The iuyo.
Milo SQUIRT IN the best thnt can be de-.
vlaed Tor weaknesses In children But
Judge Lindsey held that the homo, the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

vito. was here this morning on route
90 Tho coast from New YORK
Tho mrt that thoro Is function
scheduled Tor the Salt Palace tonight
has nothing 90 do with The unusually
largo number ~ travelling frelRht
ugoUH and railroad men being IN tho
city tolUN
Resident Engineer charles j, llar.
lDWo and na chief clerk George a.,
DluIy df tho Western Pacific, who
huyD boon Iu tuu Francisco FOR Vi couple
of WuphH hHNo been ordered 10 rec
Turn to snlt Lake and report Tor work,
The san Lake Route has issued or.
dDH prohibiting news agents ON ~
tum from doubling up the price on
ulm2nD and uluuut publications,
THIS top towards protecting the tray.
cling public hos not yet been taken ny
400 RAILROADS.
vs.. g. lloVpn, ot the Blue Book Pub.
fishing company ot los Angeles, nrs
uvDl here lhH morning from the ooust
lUl Che purposes ui getting material to
publish u tult Lake edition ~ the
Travellers l'uo Book which H. 10 Bio
distributed among tourists cart ana
N,sI
Fo'loUlug tbo resignation OF Conilc.
tor D1dds who rous lu the southern
Pacific us lruumNtrr under Mr. pat
and the promotion of Conductor Jouf
Ia tUnmaslcr ut puUiollo, Conductor
MrtulI0m ON the boise branch uud
Thomas DAVIS uu the Wood rlyur
branch have boon glyou runs ON me
main Tine Vhcir places ON the branches
VIII nr taken by Conductors ThouIug
and Joe MDMluH