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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-20
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
H--CALZEAZEE

lake in his search for the great river
the Indians had said would take him
to the Pacific Across the then dreary
waste which still bears his name, he
made his way on the journey which be-
gan in July just after our forefathers
declared their Independence in 1776, and
he persisted in his search until the Ne
Yada mountains and sand barred his
way and compelled him to retrace his
steps. In the century and a quarter
which have elapsed since his day in
Vulnerable brave men have followed
in his footsteps, some. like him, to fall
ter when they reached the desert; 9TH
ers to persist and perish, and still 9TH
erS to continue in the face of incredible
hardships until they won the golden
goal of their dreams. Treasure seekers,
the land-hungry, the restless spirits
in search of adventure, cowboys and
sheepmen. military scouts like Fremont.
outlaws fleeing from jUstice--all have
ventured this Way aFd the stories of
their experiences 5Serpe of them still
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30

treasured in the lore Of the country,
would make another Had
There is Oasis, with its springs; Black
Rock with its phenomenal sulphur de-
posits one of the few OF its kind on
the globe: Milford, so long the outpost
of civilization at the end or railroad
line, but historic for its eariy-day pro
ductiOn of silver: Frisco. a name cele-
brated the country over as the home of
the old Horn Silver, the mining MIRA
Gle Of its day, the mine that restored
the fortunes of Jay Cooke, ana lying
almost within stones throw Ihe "a
tus. a modern wonder that promises 10
win International celebrity as copper
producer.
In this same region, the plains sus-
tain sheep by the hundred thousand:
and Milford alone ships Illlllons OF
pounds of wool annually To the south
lies the Dixie country, mild OF Climate.
Continued on Page -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30

leaves over the cutoff around the
OquiTrhs passing Black Rock and Gar
field, always associated with memories
of the early pioneer days, past stock
ton, a famous mining camp now reju-
venated; past. Eureka, Mammoth and
the other Tintic camps which rank high
in the stored annals of mining lore,
passing on the way the old overland
trail of the Pony Express across Rush
valley
ALONG Escalante's Pathway.
From Lynn Junction, where the new
line Joins the old rails leading down
from Nephi and Juab. there is a stretch
of nearly l65 miles of rail to the Utah
Nevada line. with less than ten miles
of curved road, a percentage of tangent
hardly equaled on the prairie lines and
probab bly, without a parallel in all the
annals of mountain construction. Along
this route, Ezscalante, the first of the
Spanish missionary explorers, made his
weary way across the state from Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30

standpoint the road is a marvel; but
for the ordinary traveller there is an
amending charm in the associations at
stached TO the old southwestern trail to
California-the romances. the tragedies,
the epics of the heroic men who half a
century ago traversed almost Identical
" the same route in the face of dan
gers and disasters worthy the pen of
another Virgil.
Possibly the Nevada desert is the
least known and most fascinating part
of the journey, yet from the very start
at salt Lake historical "reminiscences
Of SURPRISING interest suggest them
selves. BY the new line, the traveller
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-11

1t will be for anyone to try to find
a laundry that will do up Thanks
giving collars. cuffs and shirts in the
artistic manner this laundry delivers
them into customers hands. Seeing
is believing. See!
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-11
LIABILITIES.

Total ..s1s4.i74.so
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
where, guarded by French and Amcri-
can soudicrs. it started for Chcrbourg
nj 10 o'clock tonight.
"Vive Les Americans"

FAIRS, July G.-Thc unusual sight
OF a detachment OF United States sail.
orS and marines swinging through the
central thoroughiarcs of Paris today
aroused great interest AMI brought out
an enthusiastic ovation from the
crowds along the line of march The
American naval contingent numbered
live hundred men and presented fine
appearance us they emerged from the
station. They were uniformed us a
!andihg party, wearing the regulation
saitcrs and carrying rifles with iixc,
bnyonuts. They were escorted 10 the
military school by Il battalion of
French infantry.
MI along the route the streets were
lined with dense crowds eager to soc
he Americans. Women waved their
handkcrchicfs ana miniature flags ana
there was Il continuous shout Of "Vivc
Les Americans" The Americans
made most favorable impression by
their sturdy, bronzctI appearance and
The sIiartncss of their movements.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
No Definite News.

ST. PETERSBURG. July $3.50 D..
NIP To o'clock this morning no
report was received from Odessa of
the arrival of the squadron from Sc
bastopol. and II is not known whether
an encounter with The KniaZ putcm-
kline has taken place or whether the
battlcShip has executed its threat to
lombard the city last night unless
furnished with the supplies of coal
demanded.
The latest dispatches from Thco.
dosia received here. timed i:30
o'clock yesterday Afternoon, reported
that the kniaz Potemkine was cruts
ing off shore in sight of the town. but
1t is possible she may have left that
vicinity before the arrival of the
squadron. A press despatch from
Sebastopol gives rlimor that the
Knlaz Potemliine went seward late
yesterday afternoon. If the squadron
arrived before her departure, either
the surrender of the battlcship or n
battle is regarded as certain, as All
miral Chouknin, ii is believed, would
not have despatched his ships in
search of the mutinous vessel unless;
sure that there would be no rcpcti.
tion of the Odessa fascu.
Aviccs received by the minister of
the interior, Bouigin. report seri
Gus anti-scmitic agitation in the gov
eminent of Ekaterinosav and Khcr-
SON
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
AFTERMATH OF
THE TORNADO
Twcnty.sx Persons Killed and Fifty
Injured in the Texas Storm on
Wednesday.
lBy Assocra,ca prcas.,

FORT WORTH. TEXAS. July c.
TwcntysiX persons are known to have
hcen killed and fifty injured by the
tornado which swept over portion
ct Montague county. In The northern
Fart of this state. yesterday afternoon.
The property less will probably total
$500 300.
Tile tornado made its appearance
near Nocona at $3.50 o'clock in the
afternoon, from cone shaped green
ish cloud. The force of The wind
swept everything in It's path. Small
houses ,@ers lifted from their fuunda-
lions and carried many yards. Other
structures were blown down and IN
many instances their occupants; were
caught in the crashing timhcrs. The
storm travcrScd an area about three
miles wide and fifteen in length.
Crops were blown To the ground and
live stock suffered severely hundreds
Ut cattle being killed ur manned.
Churches Demolished.
The Methodist and BAPTIST churches
at Belcler were blown 10 the ground.
blii SO far rs can he learned no loss
Of life occurred there. Long Branch
scllnol house, four miles west of Mon
tasue, was destroyed aud the Dixit
schoollousc, six miles south, was de-
noliShcd.
The students in both these schools
escaped serious injury.
Several Of the most valuable
farms in upper Texas were directly
III the path of the storm and the
death list is largely made up Of coul.
try people. Nocona was the only
town that suffered materially, the tor.
ilado claiming several victims there.
ana It's immediate vicinity
Many houses were damaged i'm Mon
taguc and the loss there will be con.
siderable. The courthouse sustained
HE loss of its roof and three churches
were partially destroyed
The tornado travelled in n south.
easlerly direction and spent It's force
In about half an hour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
Black sea Fleet at Theodosia.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 1.-THE
Black Sea fleet has gone 10 Thcodosia,
according to adyicrs received by the
admiralty late this afternoon Adj
Chonknin's warships left Scbastopul
for ThcodoSia at about noon today
and should arrive there early this
afternoon. Results are awaited with
the mos! intense anxiety. Dispatches
received from the governor of Sim
ferpol. who Isl executing the decree
of martial law at Ihcutlosia, say that
about half OF the Kniaz Putcmkinc's
crow desire to surrender, but they
arc prevented from doing 50 by the
revolutionists. There were only six
companies of troops at Theodosia, but
re-inforccmcnts of infantry and artil-
lery have been despatched from
Sevastopol and probably reached there
today.
An official report from General
Kahanoff, the military governor of
Odessa, declares that there has been
the widest cXaggcration regarding the
number Of casualties of the riuting ut
Odessa. He gives the following:
or the mob ~ were killed and n
were wounded; of the police and
troops, one man was killed and 20
were wounded
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
FOR PEACE ON A
DURABLE BASIS
Emperor of Japan Delivers Stronu Ad
dress to Peace Plcni-
potcntairics.
tBy AssocIatoo rreaal

TOXIC. July 6.-Illc emperor dcliy-
cred an address today TO The peace
plcnlnotcntarics as follows:
"Thc president of the United States.
being gritvcd to find that the war he.
tween Japan and Russia had moi been
brought to Il close after the lapse of
more IMAM year, ana being impressed
WIN the urgent need in the interest
OF peace and humanity, of terminating
lhc conflict. has suggested that the
Two governments appoint plcnipoten.
liarics and cause them TO meet to.
gelllcr to negotiate peace.
we were compelled. contrary to our
expectations. to resort to arms. de.
spite our constant, abiding wish for
peace. and if in consequence of the
cohcillatoiy spirit I'll our opponent
liostilities could be brought To an end
nolhing would be more satisfactory
Than such contamination.
Accordingly, we at once accept the
suggestion OF the president of the
United Suites aud we hereby charge
yon with tho mission of ncgotiatinu
and concluding peace You should dc
vote yourselves with all OF your power
to discharge your mission and make
every effort to secure the re.establish
Inent of peace on durable basis"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
In a State of War.

LONDON. July Ga despatch 10
Reuters Telegram Company from
TacoGcsia says thai at O'Clock ;hi:;
morning il boat from the Kni;,z PC.
l'nlk'nc was sent ashore and was
nct by an inf;lnlry fire which kii,c.l
t"c men and caused seven to irmp
overheard. The torpedo h,a; IN tic
hands Of the mulinccrs d.'ai a shell.
vi 1ch passed over the town and al
Son the l<niaz poicmkine ard The
torpedo boat left the port. but con
'i;.ucd to Vancouver in sight of ,no
town.
Thcodosia. il is added, ,irs brcn do
cii.icd to he in Il state Of war.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
Details Of tile Accident.

PARlS, July IN Thomson, min.
'S'cr oil marine, has issued a bulletin
announcing that tho French subamrine
boat Farfadct went down Thursday
morning at o'clock al the entrance
TO the porty Silly Abdallah, Tunis, I'M.
acr The following circumstances:
Commander Ratier, at the moment
Vi plilnsing, noticed that one of the
doors was not closed properly and
rushed To try TO adjust it hcrmetically,
lie was too late, the water rushing
Ill with force and throwing ont the
commandment and two men. the boat
sinking III ten metres and lying In
The mud ut the ottom.
Twelve me are incased in the boat
and powerful tugs ana strong con.
tinsent of engineers are working in
an attempt to bring up the vessel.
THE entombed men are attempting
communicate with the divers" 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
Odessa Not Alarmed.

ODESSA, July G.-S:2l d. m.-The
kniaz Putcmkinc still occupies the
center Of the stage here The aulhori-
ties arc well informed about her move
mcnts and her operations at the vari-
ous Black Sea ports, from the topic
OF continuous speculation and COM
mcnt in business and official circles.
But as the opinion prevails here that
she Will not return to menace Odessa,
the OdcsSians review her loinga in
tercstedIy, but not coupled with any
particular alarm.
Tie fact that the Kniaz Potemkinc
is still at large, cruising in the Black
Sea. threatening ports and holding up
steamers and other craft, is beginning
To bring criticism upon the naval
authorities, owing To- their apparent
Hlnwncss and lack of energy in purs,i-
ing and terminating her piratical
career
Crews Refuse to Attack.
The torpedo boats, which, IL is re-
ported, are trailing the Kniaz potcm-
kline, have done nothing. although the
whereabouts Of the battlcShip has
never been {. secret Tho Black Sea
Is SO small that she has never been
out Of reach of The fleet which left
here yesterday and which is popularity
supposed to be following the renegade
Tor the purpose of circcting her sur
render " sinking; her. II the fleet
is i'll earnest it can easily meet the
kniaz Potcmkinc within Il compara-
lively few hours. The belief is gen
eial, however, AMI there Is general
confirmation of it, that the main dit
ficult? confronting the fleet rcgar,i.,;;
tie kniah lClrmhinc lies in the fact
Thar the crews nf the ships arc strong
~ disinclincd To engage the mutt
nous ship. II is reported OH good author
i!y that their crews have actually r..
tGsca IL attack Ecr
In the rnGaniime commerce on .;.u
Black Sea is being slowly resumed.
anil c"astwiSc and other st"lmcr5 are
Gearing from Odessa on their former
schedules
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
Not Officially Confirmed.

OYSTER BAY, L.. l., July G.-While
no official confirmation Is obtainnble
mere OF the announcement that IIllhu
loot has accepted President Roose-
vclt's profcr of the sccrctaryship OF
state in succession to John Hay. It
can be said that the President will
authorize IL statement to be made to-
morrow regarding the matter. The
precise nature of the statement Ia
not known
Mr.. Root boarded tho Presidents
special train Mt Jersey city, just be-
fore IL left for Cleveland, ut 5:45
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Conferred Several Hours.
While the members OF tle Presi.
dents cabinet retired to their apart-
ihcnts ON the train at an early hour
Tuesday night, the President and Mr..
Root remained in conference for, sew
cral hours. Thcn2fit was that the
President lIroaclIcd the subject of Mr..
Roots return To tho Cabinet. All
phases Of the situation were consId-
cred carefully.
On the return journey their CON
ference, interrupted BIZ the mission on
which they had gone to Cleveland. was
resumed. Mr.. Roots acceptance of
ne proifcr, announced in New York
'""ay' is believed To be without
reservation ut all difficult to overcome.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
MRS. SMITH UNABLE
TO GIVE TESTIMONY
Woman Charged With BEATING Her
Son to Death co1apses
In Court.
tRy Associated pressA

RICHMOND, VA. July 6.-In the
case of Mrs. Shepard X. Smith. ON
trial in the Hastings Court of Man
chester for the alleged beating TO death
OIL her scvcn-ycar-old son. the ac-
cuscd collapsed utterly today when an
effort was made To place her on The
wif"ess stand. and she will probably
Hot tc able To testify in the case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
Good Discipline on Mutiny Ship.

THEODOSIA, July Ga CORES
pondents of the Associated Press, who
visited the kniaz Potcmkinc, i'm com
pany with the mayor found the battle.
ship commanded by an elected com
mittee of seven, headed by Ensign
and Quartermaster" AIcxieh, a quasi
commission rank in the Russian navy.
Everything was i'm order and good dis.
cipline prevailed. All the guns were
loaded and it was said that the mutt
neers had full compliment of am.
muintion. The crew consisted of ESQ
men, and there we're fifteen more in
the torpedo boat, number 25C. No Of
ficers were seen. but 1t was rumored
that there were several ensigns among
the crew prisoners and costumcd
sailors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
FRENCH SUBMARINE
BOAT FOUNDERS
Commander and Two Men Hurled In
the Air as Vessel Goes
Down..
(By Associated Press.)

fhRRYVlLLE, TUNIS, July CA
French submarine boa! with a r.ew
o; thntccn on board, foundcred here
tnlay.
nc commando. and two men were
h'i''"d III the air list before the sub
hl;'I me sank. The divers say tina. tho
h-c'' ci;tonlbcd i'll Tie submarine boat
~ re l'nttom of B:zerta bay reply to
tLe;r calls.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
is Thcodosia Under Fire?

LONDON, July 7.-Thc correspon.
ucnt OF the Daily Mail ut Odessa saws
1t is reported there that the Kniaz
Potemkine is bomhar,lng Thcotlosia.
that the town is burning and that the
soldiers of the garrison are engaged
III lootng. He says ii is also re-
ported that another torpedo boat has
joined the muiinccrs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07

ance with the orders of the authori-
ties, who fear that the mutincers of
the kniaz Potcmlinc will carry out
their threat to open fire on Thcodo-
STA this evening. Only troops and Of
ticialS remain here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
DECISION MODIFIED.
Interstate Commerce Commission Re.
vses Its Ruling on Grain Rates.


Vises Its Ruling OH Grain Rates.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July G.-Thc
Interstate Commerce Commission TO-.
DAY modified It's recent decision in
the matter of the differential freight
rate on cx'Iakc grain to and from north
Atlantic ports, so that account might
be taken of the lighter weight of oats
anu barleT over wheat. corn and rye.
The differcntiaI was fixed in the orig.
inal decision at thrcc-tenths of a cent
per bushcl under the rate to New
York. This stands as TO all but oats
and barley, on which the dlfferential
Is fixed a! one-sixth of cent per
bushel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
President at oyster Bav.

OYSTER BAY. l.. l., July G.-Presi-
uchi Roosevelt and his immediate par
~ reached Oyster bay OH their return
trip from Cleveland at 1916 a. m..
seven minutes ahead of schedule time.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
drove directly to Sycamore Hill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
Burns and Kelley to Fight Again.
IBX ASSnclnfcL1 IJrncu

= PORTLAND. OREGON. July c.
tommy Burns and Hugo Kelley. of
Detroit, have signed articles to fight
ut Los Angeles on July 20. They will
weigh III at 15S pounds at o'clock
the day OF The fight. Burns and Kelley
fought draw at Detroit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
State Portfolio Said 10 Have
Been Accepted by iIle Distin.
gulsIled New Yorker
NO PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
President to Make a Statement Today
Regarding the Appointment-sis-
nificant Conference on Board spe-
ciaI Train Tuesday Afternoon-sit-
uation Carefully Considered,
lily Associated rrnaa. /,

NEW YORK, July Cit can be
definitely stated that President Roose-
welt has offered the position of score
tary of state 10 I;lihu Root and that
Mr.. Root has accepted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
BattIeship Knaiz Potcmklne Said
to Have Been Blown up
at Last.
TOWN IN A STATE OF WAR
Crews of Russian Fleet Refuse to
Attack lnsuroent vesseI-Town of
Theodosia Reported to be Under
Rombardmcnt-only Troops and
Officers Remain In the Place.


ODESSA, July .6-l1:59 p. MT is
reported that the battleship Kniaz Po-
temkine has been blown up near
Theodosia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-07
Formally Delivered 10 Represent
ativcs Of The United States
Government
AMID powp AND CEREMONY
French Capital Manifcsts Widespread
Interest in tho Transfer of the Re.
!. mains of the Luxurious Founder of
tic American Navy to the Hands
!, of His countrymcn.
lily Associated press.)

IS PARIS, July 6.-ln the presence Of
the highest diSnitariCS of France, dip
lunatic Representatives Of many for
Gign governments and civil and naval
officials; Of The United States The body
of Admiral John Paul Jones was to-
day formally delivered to the United
States government.
The ceremony was one combining
dignity with brilliant mill
lary and naval iomp, in which the sol
dicrs and sailors OF France and the
sailors uf America united in rendering
h6nors 10 the ilustrious founder Of
the American navy.
The occasion was unique and prob.
ably without parallel. us the funeral
was that OF revolutionary hero, who
had lain neglected in Il foreign grave
Tor over a hundred years.
| Seldom has an event awakened such
widespread interest in the French cap
ital. Dense tbrongs packed the Champs
Elysccs and other principal thorough
fare To witness the imposing cortegc
Yliinh tfpr tho sellal,prate,lcs Of lis. mili
+ ,ary feature edHalcd tic martj:I DIS
play OH The occasion of the visit cI
King Alfonso.
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Inhabitants Leave Theodosla.

THEoDosIA. CRIMEA, July en-
habitants are leaving town, In compli-
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Crew SsyetI.

FAIRS, July Ga despatch received
from fcrryvillc indicates that the
crew of The submarine boat, which
louhdcrcd there today, has been
saved