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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
New York Stocks

BY AssocIated Press. \
NEW YORK, July 25.-The following
were the official quotations for stocks
and bonds on the Stock exchange
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
Cereals of the World

Cereals OF the world
BY Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL July 5.-Wheat-Close
September, 6s S9sd; December, IS
7%d.
tions closed: May, 92%c; July, 95 Nc;
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25 : Wheat
stronger; December, $1.44B.
Barley easy; December SIC.
Corn, large yellow, $1.37h @1.42s.
Bran. $210D22d.
PORTLAND, Ore, July 25-Wheat for
export, 72@73c; blue stem, 77@SOc milling,
75c.
TACOMA, July 25.-Wheat, new crop:
Blue stem, 79c club, 74@75c
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
Market Ranges

The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat, No 2-July, S71sc; Sept, $500
SIC; Dec, S71ac
Corn No 2-July- (oldl, SIC; July new,
57c; Sept. (old), 545sc; Sept. (new), $3.50
541sc; Dec. mew), 471hQ47ssc,
Oats, No 2-July, 31%c Sept, 2S%q29c;
Dec, 297sc; May, 31%c.
Flour, steady. No spring wheat
81 .04@1 10; No. 3, 95c@$1 .05; No. 2 red
S91a6I901kc; No. 2 corn, 57d57Ac; No. yell
331s134c; No. white, SOAc good feeding
barley, 3SQ42c; fair to choice mailing, 4l@
Acc; No. / flax seed, s1.25 No. north
western, ,N.S9; prime Timothy seed, 50 20;
100 lbs. s710@7. .121z; short ribs sides
Qoose), S.75@7 .S5; short clear sides
(boxed), $7.S71kdS. 90; whisky, basis of high
wines, $1.27; clover, contract grade, S12.75
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
New YORK Bonds

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK July 25.-The following
were closing quotations for bonus on
the Stock exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
No Change In Wheat PrIces-corn
Steady and Oats Weak
Rv AssocInfed Preaa.

CHICAGO, July 25.-Nervousness per-
vaded the wheat pit throughout the en-
tire session. At the start the market
was decidedly weak, initial quotations on
September being down Y to 1c, at S6% to
S67A
The market closed weak with prices
nearest the lowest point reached. Final
quotations on September were S6BnSIc
Corn was somewhat bullish as result
of smaller receipts than estimated. Sep
54A to Size; sold between 54& and 54bc
and closed at 54MG541hc.
Heavy liquidation caused weakness in
the oats market. September opened a
lower, at 29Mc, sold between 2SB@2S1s, and
closed at the lowest point.
Provisions were easy early In the ses-
sion on account of apprehension concern
ing yellow fever in the south. AT the
close September pork was up 71s; lard was
211cG5c higher; ribs were unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
San Francisco Mining Stocks

BY As9OcIated TIt55.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks to-
Aau vJapa follows.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
Receipts of Produce

The produce exchange reports the fol-
named in this market:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
SAVINGS BANKS

Southern Cal. Savings Bank
s. n. cor. 4th and Spring.
Braly Building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26

Union Bank Of Savings
22s South Spring Street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
MODEL GUILD HALL
DAMAGED BY FIRE
Building at the Worlds Fair
Saved From Destruction BY
Effective Work of
Firpmen.

Fire OF unknown origin partially a.
stroyed the Guild Hall IN tho Model
street a: the Worlds Fair grounds at D
o'clock last night. But for the timely ar
rival OF Engine Company No I Of the
Worlds Fair Fire Department the build
ins wo,.l1 have been burned to the ground
The blaze was discovered by Policeman
Terranco keany Of the Mounted District.
who. while riding along the Model street.
noticed sr,oke issuing from tho Guild
hui!,!ing Ar,cr making q hurried investf-
CATION he r;vs a .tD' alarm TO No. en-
g!ne company ard later turned ~ an
alarm.
The hu'I|'i--. which. during the Worlds
Fair period. was used by tho Interne-
tionaI Correspondence schools. was empty.
I; Is owned by Mrs Ruth Ashley Hirsh-
G.'i. who vas In charge Of the Model
Play Grounds during :he fair. II WAS tn
tended - b. on. Of the buildings on the
Public PIs.y Grounds in Forest Park
The :! mage tn the building Is ~stf-
mated at s.s' but tn. polio" were unable
"a learn of any Insurance on 10.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
MOVEMENTS OF ocEAv VESSELS.

,:!.ss u. June s-Ss.l-d: faurentsn. 81
IDT-y y r ard rhi'afsi;n.a. Trt.cnia, Non
tres. Arrived: Su:r!ilan. New York
Liverpool. June ARRIVED: Hcn,csi:n. MO-
,r.a! sf' GI.t..~ for Avpr:nnIth
London. June s.-Arr.rs'i: N;nns.cnka. Nsv
YrTk-
f,..vrr iuas G-Arr!vc?: KrcHrlard. New
Ya-s .or ar.v~r? '3rf prucs"'!-t:,-
plymouth. June s-a-r.vrf: Krlu Prfnz W.
helm N~v york q. .r.-rb0urS and Rremes
stTf proceeded.
Palermo. Juno Sailed: 'aua q. Palermo
"a Yars Arriv-I. ''Gnppic. Genoa for bosr
:uE.
S"S York Jun. Arrived: Partisan. o'ao
-. '!:'a 2 ',-no.a. naples.
Crily. Ma - sailed. S-sauer Bcsroo
ayr.. g'rSr. Sar.-.'. Ss~ Tors.
M"yl.!s. IVn" .-sa.ed: Columbia Nron
G.asFrrt. SeS IOIs
t'1ai0sr." JgE- <-Sai-d: Patricia ceso1
Hr'TsCrS a.! I'rssrf. S-~ York.
SIv.i'. IGr. s-Svy've5. Sssa-1sv Y>IrnssstA.
S.S Yn-k. rJF G'sss'S 'ard pio~~.fet,
9, "a Tar. J.re . . r.-S:ti!e:: Steamer
En~r'g tbsrt from GENOA a-d Ss..Iss, SsO
YrrE
S-v York. Ju-~ s-t--!-.f: Minn~sYoifa.
I.1I'-. Eyrfarl. RI.:.ria- ard BouioGS.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
ARMY OF MEN PAINT
WHOLE TOWN RED
':d> Company Sends ont 49,
Painters 1" Apply Carmin"
Color /" Stop Boxes.

F"ur hU1'r"! ara G:;v men wcr" -
Ea-;.t !asc nigh: IN ";.a:n'in. rEs town
ri" Il VAS 10; wa-k q: re..sIrc. a.
tn" r"rrn IS usually intended :" signify.
i.ut they wer- iasn---s "'nIia."i - -.
i-,c!'te Gas Light Company. and ihc .s,g-
iE.i"" hue. was applied % The stop toy
Th. Officers OF the company !"r.i"! s;.v-
~! days ago 10 have .u II ;h.~. >'r;,
!"N"s painted r.i. ard that The work
>!.'s.iI b" ar~"mil.s ',.-I IN ~. night. IL.
'Hsk "gtl!r"I 10 Superintendent W :
i;"i.;'r. w'.p WAS p!,,.,! in .ta~-" - -.
v''~,. was :. .;i..rl.lt ":.". He suc~..,!... g.
.a.t' rt'a2, HiS i"r".-s ;"s"t's.r a, DIRK l.~'
Gi.il' al. "3l:ifI,lnE "s.rh ~" &c: IL" .sr--y
NTH Ing" bucket - ant .,r.'i :, Ir..s...
s'~' '.'. "u' - I'...,..a lie '"Nm.
-~'s' !!-., in hav.ng is.. boys ;,ai-.-a..
s" p an a''c-r-.ya ,"."r is that II Gag
= fi-.. 'h.y may -. rn.. rrrr.. r s..v ..-
"s.''... a-a vie -,- .a-s...! II L. proved
:.--H = ....''H-.r. .....r..
-. Il. 81. -.t- -. ,...,f.-- I..r- - ~.
- q. fa--ii.I.. .-- = ....f,.i 80 a -r.-
'...-'.l ..: .-. ,rr n, '-.- -,.r. ~
-. -s.l. =. O.. s.i ~sr.'~ au .. .- =. l4.-I,-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
section undc, Hscusa:oa. :

Amended section under d:scusa:o:. -.
Secretary then says:
In Order 20 make c..ar the point wh;ra
u faiscd IL this cas-. to-w;c thI: c5lt
which EtS been done. - not a yio. .a;!p,. ~
the words of th- stst':t. constituting a
condition u: forfeiture. and the distinct ION
between violation Of this act an! violations
"i q s'atG'. CuUrn.3 IN general terms. !
may say that there Is. probably. Sufi IcirHt
shown 10 justify an invvstIsa;tOa iuco tn.
question MEetEtr there u Not In sub
stance ani effect ar sEreem sEt t-fwe, n
tfss>. controlling the two boarding COM
isIaiSS. Nnicl constitutes Ss.ca III !iltp al
restraint Of IEt-rS ate tO!rnerc. 50 u
justify Proceedings To- >-cI!r. an ini action
against its coH.iLuaaCe ar.,: Il y:Ini-..nI. ..t
q. tnUS-. Nhp aty. mace II .G,I have thus
Ear carried /; vat.
'Tha.. however. Is .os a matter for she
War p-Iart'u' ut. buzz matter For the
Department - Justice. and possibly f.!
the Investigation OF the Grand Jury IN the
Eastern District - Missouri.
In View ~: tiIs. man nistpry character ~;
the statute Il | have mao. q mistake. in
the construction Of she SjatGce. l am sub
tsct to q suit IN iI!l!ls! gmIS jo compel ne
10 comply with the duty tn. rein IMPOSED.
In cas-. NJ eErIr On my part the pt:hi!c
J.. therefore. not remedies But for the
reasons given l .io rO: think that any
's1,ls:oa Ets arisen IN this cas-. for the
action -. th. Secretary Of War. aH! DO
cline. therefore. either to attempt to- take
pnsSes sion " IT.. Merchants bridge. OF.
fa!'ICE TO obtain possession p.i"s1Niy. To
b:'rS ANY action az! the theory THAI q for
f.iiUre has occurred
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
ST<TiyG ", ~ nE ENACrIN
Y,,Jt,I.l:D EEEIEE i'OEF'E1Tt i:c.

TH. breach of a.. condition and ~"
har,-n!rs Of IN. forfeiture will IT, de
,..iu!rl.-!. not 10y "a ..G"Te general iEisru"n.
IT. py az exact ful'.ifne1J 0t the C"i.d!-
.lu, IS .N,r-S-'s1 ~ III" sid;.t. I;Nn
which IN" In-fr'tur" Is q tIpy.h. - =
IN. .,n.uag. ~ the condition tf.dt l. Z"
determine. an! not the general Intention
%. ~. sra'u;.. 10 - Inherited from T'-riii!s
O. 9th. Is''- "
.r.s,s..E .o.s s-,v C:,. might ssy that son
rr.-~s .UI'I..!... . <Irfs.iGre To Occur. ana
-, 49,. Css. !'S~ not cu-r" wish.i ih'
sen 81 rssa- II. ''.:-,-sss has 'NlF'>s~il
formulated IL - -.mlty cas-. y. aa''a
'-u--s.-, -.5.s ne; mr!. "a '''.ulsIt" pro-
N.s-.a .1 ..N - carry uU- ~" r'n' f'.t :i!-
:. .uf!,.r which u may H. Irf.TT-i u mad
II congress -, .tsI.' e! S.I"yi'l ally t'dt
. III. =. common ryG'Tui ~ tii- tv." hr!'.E.s.
r.f.r..h any G' visa. should v"fk = for
''.rgr" "i IA" property II ~" Merchants
Bridge CuEEp''y. j. su'G!i hav" beet: .ISy
- say ~. bat. i-gSt'I! - trirs. this. -
ITr-tt..i Jh.-- t.- forfeiture Should tax.
P..,r" upon ~. violation 81 certain par
'.~-1lar- that -. specific Instances To- -.
determined '."r"'ur ~ the .arSJ.ar" used
iH ;'''~ So '-rffin''. gr~"Tsir. - m" Law
fIi '.ust''~;. Uf such words under TIE
r'-'U!U~'5 '5.sr'a--
IT,. UFr.r --o-J n. a rr'rf ..Ir.SacSI "a
'h" us Ir'uT-. .yE sIf:-l% ffw:E -" treat
..';' " az 'Nr'I 'l'Esi and -"y"r. s'H'H'r
r"-"'rH'. 20 ta.' technical i.s.i CONSTRUCTION
= 'U. '"s--s CS"sl IL describing 'F.. par
'lrr'.,rE" III" violation Of whi"h - 20
r.US'G,T's ~. forfeiture Therefore 10
s"r'rsS r'"a' - -. that IN. term 'C"nsuli-
IgI.ur." - u""! - 'hiS statute. does ~;
Include ~" IU.;" common control ~ ~"
'vr Hril-" r" r'TIr.'s 5y II" lease. % th.
lT.l=~ - ONE and the ownership Uf q ma
f--try - -'u,S i- a middle company 0wg-
ia. a.. ;sD s;5.A q; ~" second bridge
r.uG'E-y-
T..a ~u-~'-s!nr II Sr'pr~rl sv -h" orig
!EI' legislation 1It rE.. .u"-.isrl raG,t!-
".rr.uE. 49,. - -a' 20 witch ~. ar. C1i-
HsH.g.'.. T. U~.-.r.Il sect n u. 'h- 9-St
'sI-i ..E..t- E'r -t.r- 80 which MS :" CON
ss.-g'" = forfeiture. We consent - -
rs--rs!la'.a- - 'll. L-.ts. nth auy
90. Hs- b-t.E.- across 'Na = --iSViuri River
Now. D. he a'I.r.-E.r.' t..r. wIS tn
serted after -Ee vr-' ''l-s lg"' -. Word
''r1-n ;a'.y.' =" ttt. -. consolidation pa--
-Irr.!aE3Z.! W. ? was - ~pH-'i'Ut" a
.--rsgs! - 'H.'..tE.-. vas not sTg lp:."- .
nrs.-gs.ls' = ne "=N b. - r-..
'-al.y - E:l-i. -; . cons -. .4-!Dn 90 jh~
ryr ~. - ra - IE.1~.
Sr~rr ".y. wF.I. IN ~. original -~~.'~r
ovy ~a--.1G. n. s'rH. r. 80 ~" companies
- -" ar" I7nJ1S!'.'r Wa - cTrs..fEIt"
a r-rslrt Sr- Forfeiture. this wa- expressly
srI - ..EGs--ta o7!;'>! from 'hs amend.
-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
TRANS is rgUH> WHEREIN
HHtIs.E C3NIRo: - IN.OI..ED.

Further =ra'!:S ~" cs.s.. .S.r-ciary Tar:
:''..r- :" s-.'-'G..' bo':I is~;:e of l.se. to
."s'r -" cuS; o. hU:IEinF III. h:!dg. Il.
tie. s.lE!l- yea IL. Merchants B-ir"
'.'r-lEgrN ir.i . a lease Z" the St Louis
A".-aa-'-' EriGE. T---rliua Railway
=. 1r-IsaHy O: SIS Arii-" ;gr the tenn Of
:..rtr years. n" said lcs.s-. con ;ary aE-.--
i..S 1" lay the iEt-r.st on sad series of
s-'''-''" t-ar!> - AL - taxes. d.
- -s!'. "Is;- nd otter cslrg-es.
T." statement .: IN. c-.-,. continues:
- f"w y"ars af,",wara this Ica.. vas
,a-s-..s. s.I.. Il similar Ieas.. also :cr
;aC'y years. Vas r'aGe 20 -. Mad s"r
iT.:o:s and -. LOUIS i.al!r"aI C".:ia1y.
. ,,..:mra-y tay.':a ;.-rG'a,l tracks on the.
/. .'...s SID. 80 ;.a Mississippi River. Til.
=. --Er-.ls' I:-,!S- T,rEl!uaI Railway .Ur-
-.'.' md :-u''. a time previous to the
b.. ..r= 81: The t-.I." Owned 1iI .r.
.- = 'l. I.T.la-'=' ~! '-. Cr--,;.iu.
'-f...- s'.a'.-rl Railroad a--.-fl-.o..I or
- ......- SON. lin" atr--. .NsI r.-.,..s.-: rs
.-.-.-- a.. 90; i.... OF -" lads E....:s,.
g .. .d - % '.....'" - -. O.. t.a W
.r.r.. l..-r- AT ..rrs-i-. RAILWAY ''Drl-
.. s.r .t.I dt-.".ri i'ar';9c :;L:.w.Iy CoEU-
: ,r- ,.-r. ahn.; ISe7 :h- 7'~---f,ti i
gle. h~-.'. II ~" E.tis t:,:-". tough; n
....r.t-. CO.. t'- See . 90: ;.- =; Louis
8. ....s IE:4Ee T.-;n!Ia. Raiiw. {:
g.. -. go. - Louis Merchants BriGs"
IT,. ...... f,r..Ty.tN 'p.gi.Ir!y .gSG'.'t.. -
.. vr. .n-.r! 90 ..n L.. So ,'"I . - tn.
o.. ... .. .E --.a ~ o." - i.,,I.~ t-tSn-
.r. -.-.r- 20 -. ''.--ssr. s.a. Es.iEa..3 a.-r-
,..r.... rr.. a. - go. -. .:.i = Hsi> pro
...-. -..a. .= 'l" i:st,E.-- Esr-"uI"ui -"
-..-. = ...aEg.- TtEhrs saH-I! up' iH:"--
'.r. u.-. rr.. rss. ~ -.rd Merchant
..... r..r- - 80 $50 -:a.k- and -ri' the
..rrs rs Na-srr..f-.ng s'.ss-.! sL.i:a'T''sa
rr... ..--rrr .." ;i.. .~r.r..~i vl the LUUIs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
w s<l<S Or CONSTELLATION
NsI< QUESTION ar STAKE

Wha- Is meant hy th~ :~--n ''rorsoi.',
.'"r % this b-!tS. company w''' any
Other h-'..E- co'nSary across the MisS'ss-
';;i River
Trf. :. ~ ,-n''-7..n- - enforce 'n--
.~.-r.-. I. -. 'o-t.t-uT. T. s'r.ri G'lt
l..s.-s.l = .N.z-. -!"r -" vtni" vile e.;
-. = i.s!'- N.HrhE-.>' E-:!-- '"'.gIs.y ;
.sv ,.eSsss. .r.-r urf"r ~" -'u:'-+E" ="
Urn. IN !rsah'-sl-.aS y: 500 - -'.T'"
ls-.I..H - bond. ,!!St-!gT'-i Through ~
-. Unite! S'.c.s E-i E.Egr". a.! -"
N-.l.r hs~ become -" V-r' '!fv - '''
T--.'.! S'a-cz p:;Arg- .~- - '-~'!f7 .
-. wsr..- -. ~ 'sU'E.'S ~'-,'-'t tE'a-.
.-.f- ,n4-.y - -. rHCs'Trsr-'In - -"
h-.s-A 'r.y -T'cN- r's-':U''N haze con
c..Ea. max SUI = a f1-'.!'--' aS ms So 2
a sp-r'll. --r-s'": r. -!t.". W'H.i 2
.-Es :Ear. Er..s- -. ~ !17rN roles ~
Ilv - n --s-,n, - such fort !tr.r"~ = ere
{. .y-.-FaE s:-r -. the conditions - =
yNs.- -ra s.=s.ft.-s -1g - ''S.- a "a.
w.-. exactly and completely t.ia.!"T:.
80 y -f- .-~- ---H.S."- = co.. ~
> "a - ..- a s-a-g-. - under = -HrtTt
-. 49,. '-wvsr - nal familiar -''H
n -. study =. law. "a ;hai -'"'';s- .
---S- =. S--f-a'- ------ -'Nf. a11 fi'Ts' ~"
=. - ,. r. -'GrsS .s!- sf:"c-aa tv '"-'"'-
- &C., ..Iv NE.-H re Er-- ~ nl-n -"
>. -.-S-f: :. -. .c-s~!'rF" nav - = ~"
- .N-THI ---ss-s og.- - N0fu 'Ns parties
.-s,s-fn...,v = L. z~"-..' have Iva. - p
rr---cI. may properly Fss- ~ sc drc;-.fe :
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
YELLOW FEVER IN PANAMA
Three More Americans Are
Stricken.

Washington. Jane s.-G"vernor Mascoo
o. The Is;hmian Canal Zone has cabled
.idi.i"uaI information regarding yellsv
fever coaditlons on IT,. is,hrnus
No deaths are reported. although thrao
Americans one S;aniari and ons Peru
viur wsr.- stricken with the fever during
~. FIVE days from May - To ."
The Americans are Ralph Hill. J. Wick
warr and " A SrWd.n. Two Of the
ca1cs occurred at CoiJE AID three At Pen
..,f4
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
ORDER WILL. <TOr
NTTssOOs NOW ENSsIOyT:D.

The effect -: n" restraining "r,,"r will
r. 20 stop III" delivery "f t..,is ta the
alio;t'.- AMI tn. two nations as 1T pres
.Uf conducted.
In proceeding with the delivery -. IN.
d".yt- contrary :" ,I' ruling ~ ;Ea high
est iaw officer in The. llu,. Interior Iir-
pertinent officials ti"c.a:- that t.e Gov
sTrC-s - N. lvp nations ar. acting IN
az itl.caI U'.Ifl'- sui that every silo,-
,r..rIt IsJt"!.: 50 delivered j. ~. IIi.
IT," Department. therefore. Icy means -
a restraining IT'!-r. -".h< ,D invoke, the
sit - :h.. courts In securing --ofu IiIaUt''.
with the '.I.rtp1 pf ~" ..ttoI-t.y ,,.n.ral.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06

b. this Government. he will be allowed
t. lntErae his ships. the Aurora. c,.S a;.I
Jcrn,chUg. at Mania.
II case L@ does 10: aiop' this course.
his only alternative. after the is.rIDi al
lowed by International law has exiireG.
VIII b- 90 put TO s"a
II IL fully eNr"r;rq here rha, A:'n:ra!
Enquist will a-c.!. Ia Inter-. his st',s
and orders haze. ie. Issued .pr Admiral
Train 10 take cha -ce Of the details ..
!nte-nrn"nt u tie i:.a-:au Gsys-i.:.i. ilt de-
Cides 10 .Oi.DS tai policy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
EtSIBt:R Et:>IsTS..E
HY NI:us'I..<y~ Wv.:0SRTID.

The aTr@st 10y ~" Nusk -" police men
OF the Indian pole. pr".crt-! IL" batter
from carving into 'Ns~' III" i'"t:I"t!oi's
O- ~. Secretary - III. interior.
Tt. report also ~a;I 'nar those against
- rs,r,r the -HNse N1: hen assessed v'f"
p-,i,.rirg 20 uigh K. !J.Tts'F r=7.-'.sIscH.
Tt afternoon tl- department % JuE-
ti.S -ccc'y.! q N District A''rrnc" MI
'st'~ ~ Nuskrcrs . report on tn" Is-
I-Isarusr'S pf to-day.
r.. report yas not made pubic. tu' ~
e understood tha- sBl!Tv * -" iEg'-'Ir-
.f.s.s ~ 49,. acting Aftsrfrv '..'"rai
.rF.-'.s - Russell. the IIl---:.! Attorney
WI g.. rr~. EsiEa about the r"ir-Is' "f
th, INDIAN policemen ~ ha1"aS corpus
yrO~.....iusE
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
TEXT OF INTERVIEW BETWEEN ROJESTVENSKY
AND ADMIRAL TOGO in JAPANESE HOSPITAL

London. June s.-The Sasebc correspond
ent Of the Daily Telegraph sends the text
OF the Interview between Vice Atriira!
Togo an: Vice Admiral Ioses-v.nsky.
The Japan.se Admiral sad:
Although such things usually happen II
battle, ! am sorry you are wounded The
Ss:.s-nienc=s at this hospital unfortunate
- S:e not the b-s: IL Japan. FOR which
r- sor:g. / hop. ycu wi,! soon recover
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
REPORTED THAT $4,000
RUSSIANS PERISREO IN
GREAT NAVAL BATTLE.

London. Jura s-The Toxic rorr.-Touc-
"rI' Of the Daily T--~Erarh ~Iys fh'T"
Der" ladies on beard to- hoSp.;l! ships
CAPTURED bv the Jaiau"-.. ircir!ir- V.c"
Admiral Ro'.sty-usky's nice. who ass"!
permission. :" nEr-- ny aIc.".
H." co-rssinrd7nt says that III. total
Russian casualties I. rso naval ha:s..
w"r- 400 T-T.snei and .S,' car-.r.:.
whii" :"'r '~oer.L II, s.;is that 4: .a-=-
I.Hrc-E'ag" of IL. p;l~.n.:s .-a .'..f..l.-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06

WOMAN OVERCOME BY HEAT.
Mrs. Mar Burke I'r">tr:t"d AT
Seventh AMI Franklin Av.nuc.

y-s Ia-- H~-i- . yeirs Oh. l'r!0S ~
No ~. F'sa-kiiH av.ru.. vas r'rk"i Up
=. Frark!I~ Ev~-us a=I Ssv.u.A street
Yesterday m1-Tirg U1~1--c!prs- WI n
taken 70 -ss C'y No yita! &. wis asr"r-
-a'-c-! .Ha. -. We I-yst-a'ef from -hs
s.r4- Her coalition vas cCnsii-rsf p---
g. r4DEz.
she state! thi. sh@ NaI ben waking ~.
s.--.- IN s.I-ga q. .1.p y-~-t a.! nat
sire va SUI .Tly ST. ,.r ac3 ~ FfiGt-
l-- 20 .Ns street -. RENAME! uaCDn-
sr!suz .1- s.y.'al hours
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06

and be able tn return 20 yor- country. ]
praise your ya,oT-'
Admiral Rpj.SgV..ss: :c.l.sI:
i thank ySB deeply. ] greatly admin
the strength % ygGT feet and se-IH 4
a. honor ro have b.en wounded hy -
Powerful an adversary. Moreover. i,-tIi
il a great honor - receive a ct.I from
your good self. and ! cOn:rat. ate yu..
f.:"a commanding such a :-E:!-=s !iset- I!
pray for yOgr health "
tn. corr. =J1:.,:.rt says the CDnE- - :. "a
on hurn sides Was conducted l.! broken
English
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
ANNOUNCED THAT PRESIDENT
APPROVES INDIAN POLICY.


NEat' I'-.l''!-I-.- ~ ~" : = - =
Waslliuctrn. JUu- After y confer s,''
bstH".n -. r"'Gr- ~; mock aud Ia"
President to-day AZ ~. Wh'-- II us". Il
WAS aannI:1r.-i shat ~" President fully
i:...-.-s IN c,GTS. of Inc Inferior u"7ar'-
mont ~ ,!.,3.i.u- - collect the JyitI. tax
liz 'h, ''rS'k Nation
The. President has directly irsJ rlIct.-!
officials 0f tho department ~ Justice ."
a!.Jt vigorous Irrs..'!!rES Tc-iost III"
officials "f n" town -: M!sH"G'". -" sf''
r...S't-c payment ": the taN-
4 report r"Bch.-i the Interior Depart
Yn.rt 'ut< afr.rI.Dp: that NrS"T fi'" had
refused t. E.I.4~- she Indian polio. men.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
ST. LOUIS IS HELD
TO ANSWER FOR
HITcHCOCK'S POLICY.


ns-rsed to-day. but d.i rot co-us
In the meantime. every Indian police
man TN the territory IL ~ N':sacSee ready
for action at moments notice
The city officials say they viii arrcs.
ih.. InG'an policemen as fast a. they close
stores. al! 'he business men reached an
agreement tonight tn sue the Indian
Agent and TIE INSPECTOR for damages just
as soon As fh-ir stores are closed.
Under a recent decision tn. Indian Agent
Is personally liable on his bond " he
takes damaging action not IN accordance
with law.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06

ton o: the War Department II :s stated
tEat the interest of TIE Attorney Gcns:a.
= merely that a. i citizens y -vs" aiiel-
zion vas specially drawn 20 the =. Louis
bridge sl;-a'i0n hy acting a. counsel FOR
The Sat. .: Missouri IL a proceeding I.
,s.st the Terminal Railroad Association OF
IL rights in Missouri az tn. ground Of
s.E.EG aai Coatroil:r. parallel railways
- violation .: the Constitution Q: Mis-
s.-Gri
Tn. supreme c.l.-: u! Missouri. hlv'rS
EaiI that -. Properties Of the Terminal
gaTe nJ- co.n;..il:.; l.a.s within the mean
- 0i The STATE Constitution. Attorney
- neral CrDw Gc:.. W.: h.s Application he
=" :L- Secretary o: WaT. wnp t!:.I: WAS
..Il- Root. !r:5 :::::: n. Secretary that
n his opinion the H-.!-= had become the
property of the Tinted States. ,h- coad.-
ions = the enabling &c, ot February J.
-. IL afD.ns:g. SEPTEMBER i. ISIS. hiy-
E"G hcEs: violated
'gnH th.s- representations a ruic 20
-.fs ca'.s- wIs Girar--t! .G.i-st n. bridge
;nTary. and tie latter aI.r.l-oi b. coun-
- TT" terms o: the tao acts aye quoted
'- fE:!! Gy Secretary rat !. = section /!
o.. the act pf less upon which ;h. :ssJ::
. --E-r
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-06
HITCHCOCK ORDERS STEPS
TO STOP DELIVERING DEEDS.
Th- Republic Bureau.

Wyatt Ru.l!irg. lrh and = si's.
Washington. June .-T.l"Eraptic in
T-uCt.OHs were today sent to Dn.ts3
States DiS;ric: Attorney Iohn II. Wilkins.
ut South Mci!.s st-r. !. r. directing him
20 get out I restraining order against the
Governors -. the Choc:aw and Ch!ckas:Is
Satiors preventing the further delivery
% allotment patents without the permits
s'"a OF th. SeCrstary of THE Interior.
This step Is taken al the request or th.
Secretary q: the Interior on sdvirss from
III" Territory that t.. order - the DO
Is'rtIE"rt and IN" opinion "i the A;tOr-
reg General d.'larins the Sa~re'sry's ap-
r-rya! ~ all d"".is to be essential have
been wholly ignored by III. tribal sxecu-