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New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
REApsMG SYSTEM.

H.
LIBERTY street and sonfh Ferry (tie from South Ferry
EASSION, BEtHLEuEiI. ALLENTOWN md MAUCH
tttlNEa-z+O1 ts-l5 Easton Onlyi. S.10 e. M. t3r.
SO. 800 t9.4S Easron enly9 ,. Sundays. EASo
WlLkEsgA.RE AND scRANrOS-z4ss. 80 a m
s9s z. n SUNDAYS q a M j p.
IshLNeoD. LAM HURST. TOMS RIVER AND
1satNhGai-zlo0. s9.i1 = else $40, 40
trahs9Rood and Lakehurst onlyl. s5.0e, xses ..
AIIANIJC CITY 20 a NJ fS.4s .. N
EISEfAND AND BE5 DGTs TOsr-zf40 90 a m . 20 D. m
LQSSs GRaNgH. ASBU&S PARK. OCEAN GROVE
luSNI ,PLEASANT- AND SEASEORE POINTS
zAge' Sse ll.So a. m. x1.20, A45, $50 $50, 1150
m. sunday. except Ocean Grove. SEQ m. ace.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRiGITT. MONMOUTH BcH
EA>I LONG 8kANCs.-400. $50. $50. lLSG a m.
lSS 4Se t5-s9 Atlantic Hlds. only). $50 D. N. sun
prSfi 5 sr,y. ~ ,sst5, a Ts-' 30 80 P 2; &
$50 .seo. fl0o9 lILeO a. 1880. .190. n.S9-
100 .3e9 .4e0. $500. ts-0A. t7-5o sS.60. s1e.s0
;irH AND CHESTNUT sTREIsTs-s4ss. fs,Qe. .iese.
$40 a nl' 300, 4't0o. 800. 100 ts-25 D
BAITplO ORE AND yyASHfNGI0N-soo 1000 .r.eo.
20, -4oa. $780, Zoe. ~1s
REAsDlHG, HARaisBUEG, POTTsyELLE AND WILL
a M HEADING only, liS10O. $50. feOO ?. Read
lng, PottsFilie, Harrisburg only, 400 rs. 90 p
zEroH Liberty Street only. sDaiy. fDafNv excepr
sunday ssundays only. 4ParioT cars only. iyia Ia
eefiees: Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry
zol t54 1900. 1851 Broadway, lS2 5th Az Isl
e Union SQUARE West. 153 East 1s5th St, SIS
Is5th St. 245 Columbus Av, New York. Court
s4t. 500 fulton ST. Brooklyn; 900 Broadway Williams
DUES. New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
- W. G. BEsLE9. c. NJ BURT
Nlee-tres and Gen INST. Gen Pass'F Asent-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
NEW FD3K, NEW HlVEa & HARTFORD 4. a.

Trains depart troEn Grand Central Station. 42d
BOSTON VIA New London aud Providence-44so
Itllo:oo * 1e;t2 =, A ~, t4B1aoo. 'x.l0s. 'zi1ep.
BOSTON, via WiIlImantio-fFs;o0 a NJ. 200 P N
BOSTON. via Springfeld-iS:o0 A NJ. ti12oo. - AGO.
P11:e0 2. NJ.
FTTCHBTECS, via Putnam and Woreester-f3C0 p IT.
IeAKEvILLE and NORFoLh-fS.50 A. NJ. 1881 P. n
CT. BARRINGTON. STookBRIDGE. IsENoX, PITTS
FIFLp-f4:5O $3.50 A. ". 1881 p. n
WATERBURY, ard WINSTEB-74:5o 5000. $500.
F10r32 Se10-02 90 WateEbury1 A. NJ. ti.dS, f4So.
s,5:O1 1000. $500 Ito Waterbulyl ?. ~;
Ticket Offices cG-and Central Station and cf25td
ST. also at e113, c2e1 L1sA Ct 54 Broadway 6 Park
Place. CO Union Square, c1se Fifth ave- c5 Columbus
Ave. 640 Madison Ave, c273 West 1z5h ST. 15S East
125th St IN Brookyur CT Court St, 500 Fulson 81.
$50 Broadway, E. D.
spaiIy. tExcept sundays ssundsys enly- sstogs az
125th 125th Sundays only. FFaror Car
Limited EIas dining eParlor and sisspins Car
C. T. HENPsTEAP. Gen. Pass AT
O. M SHEPARD Gen. Supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentne was little lower en- account oi a
market, and machine made barrels
quoted at a5;c. and oil barrels at 55o Resin was firm
So s7 Tar moderately active. but steady and
changed 81 so So for oil barrels. We quote:
Spirits TURPENTINE-OH ard machine barrels, 551
TAR-s4 90as5
RoSIN-cornmon to good strained. 50 s7tk; e 5000
ss TO- r S3 1sdSS 20: G. 2G$3 25; H. So 35Gs3 s0
s8 GOSs 10: X "a 35Gsi 20; NJ 81 soGSi s6 y. So TO-
W G. IS 3o9$5 35: W W. 50 so.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits tuTpentine bhlS SIS
Tar bbls liz
wilmington Feb 1A-sPIRITs TURPENTINE-Noth-
ing doing receipts As bbls. ROSIN firm, % 30; receipts
2is bbis TAR firm, 81 co: receipts. 20 bbis- CRUDE
Savannah. Feb. 14.1TI IT RPENIINE STEADY yas 5se: re-
receipts $50 bbls sales 212s; shipments, 211a Quote
a, 3. c. So 621z d $2 6Il2: 81 I21@; e 81 1f1s; c.
y g. SIS; W " IS Is.
london Feb. I4.-TCRPENTINE-SpiFi SIS Tsd.
RoSIN-Aueriesn strained SIS; fine. lis %.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

HIDEs-Tne general market showed ar1n unaertone.
about a5Ooo hides The Teoeipts Tor
Eps compared with COO the same time last year The
qa9ted prices were follows; California 9e san
PAID prices. MataInoras, Io:: Truxo q zc orlnoco
2iisc: Vera Cruz BIC; Porte Cabello, Laguayra and
Iiaehe, dry ana picked, Ice; Port Az Platte i9c
Ant9nio ana and r Lfe noe @ saa a Pess
Bahia l5c Maracaibo and ssyana. 144zc; Matanoras.
small oe WITH @ undsoas qs all afouRd IN 'a ana s Pce5
were quoted as follows Acid h5sJ selection 2a4&82 &
59e rejects lssc UNION light backs s5s middle backs
3ls; light baeks cow. S5e seeonds S3c; oak dressed
T Ls4f pun indo tin dn&as 5 Gf sole zgs2e s
s11sJc oye~ the HOLIDAYS with snot ciosin@ toav @ t
fls2 and futures at flSo IS Cd Locally price was
@ ts IS s aaaed u 1 coPPE esf aneanse aniss
While futures were shade higher at fs7 l5s Leay
he market remains unchsngs9 Lake is quoted at IS 2
I4.s7l50l5 25c. LEAD lite lower sI2 SIS Cd in
6eai aar9ei sP ~ nshaassd at 24 n Is 'd s
@ Hon osd at 5Ss in Gaaso% Gise seS' anu Gai' at
o u oandy orern IS Gaoted t at si oas7 sap @ Y
foundry N0rtheg S17 50 No f9g9ar sogthsrn an!
IN t P9se dfa E1aan. z Se ps a e a1s Gaas Sas @
saose: rssa n SIS 5Ss1s 5o aaTc and APG SIC SS
aoiAssEs ASP sYT!UPs -sdossse: nriniy he'd.
tsir l5l7c good. 152lc prime 2242Ic; Eew-orIeans.
open kettle 3eT3Tc SYRUPS-Conmon. I4115c; fair,
icglse; good; lsg2Ie: prime. 22a25e: fancy 2sa2oe
demand IN the various trades and
considerable reported, much Of which
esasy eone bas In all Departments Of san tonnage tradn
dull and the general conditions q ne market u ns
ansRsTp fsHssq 4; I5asoa Hun gioi Ss5 Ea
coffon 70 Iverpooi per lb 124 i&c london oats
iunI MANIFESTATION steamers. 24l0 or 32o4 tons
and 49, 2476 2.45J coal Norfolk Newport
Views 10 Manila 81 IS FebFuary-aay; British steamer
eaT tons same 81 so: British steamers, Op0, 238
2e5s 2s6 and 5527 same. private terms; British
steamer 2Oi6 general cargo. thence 70 Hayre and
Ser1 nuni.irk 50 port. ss Cd II both Fehruary
1,634 treiet), steel hies ana
general cargo Baltimore and EewYoTk 70 Boston Dock
and Hnyro Dunkirk and back north OF Hatteas
ore nip on time charter f72o prompt; British seaner
3ea tons deals John, y B. % two ports united KING
dom a5s April British lGie tons timber sapeto
i-rfeh i<inEdor or Continent 80. port. 9fs 30
n tsTo February; British steamer looO quarters g
Orleans to g drec: port United Kingdom, q loizd
March: British steamer 1bG6 tons timber, Mobile 20
sstb America April; Danish steamer l5 Tons
coTee Janeiro SeHfnrk. at or ABOUT 80 re
fuary British steamer. 92 tons same i
British steamer, L95 tons hemp tHo ports bhsgglnga
% Two ports United States 5es FesFafyi Brh sieule
1900 tons yegh sugar JaEa e United ses & g
FSzror@ %. ugusti British fisasf.i lee
ore bombay Phiisdoipha los 3d. British steamer L0s
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR steady.
WHEAT No spring 81 15sls1 49, 10 g. 81 0S9S1 Ia No
white 3f5l32. RYE. No . 75c; BARLEY. good feeding.
3Sc; fair to choice mailing. 424Ge; FLXSEED. No l
81 ia; Ne NCrthVeStSTn 81 2S Ii4ofa s5Eo 81. ~
MESS PORK per S12 T0GS!2 20: LARD. per 100 10.
s6 Ts6S8 IN CIT HESATS-Short rib sides 0oose).
--HISKEY basis OF high wines 81 %. On the Produce
Exchange to-day: BUTTER firm; crearertes. 2sfS2c;
dairies. 2392Sc. EGGS hrTn at marx, cases IneluGed
24GSoc: frsir. prtns rsts S2c extras SIC CHEESE
steady at 11J12c.
Duipth Feb. l4--CIose: wHEAT-No Northern
s. 14ss No Northern 81 109s: May. 81 io7s; Jufy,
81 1873 September. 04l2c.
a1wauSee. Fe6 l4yfITA N9Tthern s. is@
Sample SIG5oc coRN-No 8. 4sis6441Ec; May 47lac.
Minneapolis Feb, 14.-Cose: WHEAT May. 81 i67s9
81 1864 July: 81 145s; se2:efnbeF 9S1sej No I bad
81 1874. FLOUR-Frst PATENTS SO S]S5 10; second pat
en IS 1895 20 first clears "a 50S4 80: second clears
81 66It$2 40. BRAN in bulk, S1J 90
FhiIadelphia Feb 14.-WHEAT firm and &c higher:
contract grade February, 81 @ @lSgSl lSls: CORN &c
No white natural S6= Qs5c No white, clipped. SslsQ
creamery. SSc: extra nearby prints soc EGGS hrm ana
&c higher nearby fresh sc at mark: Western fresh.
So at % marx cESE r5 sad Y i2T DO aeane' eboes
DO fair TO good. Ii ise5f2c COTTON unchanged. Re
eelps-Fl0ur 1000 bbs and 216.o00 POUNDS in sacks;
aeon eco bushels: cats. $1,000
ErSheis shipnaents-VIeat 1900 bushels: eoFn 44.6oO
bushels; oats. 4SOJ0 bushels.
St Louis Feb 14.--C1ose: wHEAT-No red, eie-
yafsr, 81; May. 81 lSfs; July 91sqsJs 20 hard.
Jaly 46ss. OATS-No casa. Si1sc: May. 31Sse; No
white IS &C
Toledo Feb. I4-CLovE3sEED-cash 81 5T5s; Feb
s. Afsi rtE prime. 81 SO: TIMOTHY. prime. 81 sS;
March do 81 sra.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

IAveryooI. Feb "A. 1 =. m-COTToN-Svo. In fair De-
naand; prices peiEts lower: American nlddng fair
4soa: gssd nj :d.iag goa widd.lng, mid 4osd lew MD
Gales the tay 10000 haes. of which IC Ne-e
specuaatlo and expost, and included American
Receipts - 90 bales including 273oo American Fut-
opened easier and closed steady American uGdins
February, 29sdi February March. 2.9fd:
March and Aprit 3sad; April and Nay 3Gai; May ana
June, 4d: June and July 40ad: Iuy august 4e4i;
405d; October and November 4oyt November and De
-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
J. Curtis Son date yesterday: state hogs. rs
~ IS 30.


Chicago Fsb. I4-CATTLE-Receipts. 10000 head;
market steady; good prime steers So S9S6 20 poor 70
medium, Sass IS; stoekers and feeders 81 5Cs4 90
COWS. 81 25QS4 50; hseTs, 81 104S5 Gamers 81 S5g
50 bulls, $2lS4; calves S3 500 SS HOGS-Reeeipts
- 0Oo head; market steady; mixed and butchers 81 4
So 0; good choice heavy S5S5 TO- rough heavy "a 80
@S4 &C. light, 81 1885, bulk Of sales 81 S5S5 SHEEP
Receipts 1860 head sheep strong; lambs easy goeq
TO choice wetes So 6S6; fair to choice mixed ~ SOg
S5 40: native lambs. So SGdfSS.
Cincinnati, Feb. 1A-HOGS active butchers 50 $50
So 40 common 81 25s5 10 CATIls 5rorS TAR TO goo
$SG$5 30. LAMBS steady. S5GST 50.
East Buffalo, Feb l4.-CATTL LE-Reeeipts, $50 heai
active strong; prime steers, So 50@S5 T5 shppine
So 75ds5 50; butchers $4 259Sa 49, hefers So JS4 1
cows So OGS4 25 bulls So IJGSi is; stockers and feed
srs So 50tl$4 %. VEALS-Receips 123 head; slow 2c
Tower; 81 50Q$S HOGS-Rsceipts. $500 head slow S
Toe lower heavy and mixed SO S5S5 40; Workers. 80 %
40 pigs, $5G$5 10; roughs 81 50St 90; stays. SOC
SO 30. SHEEP and LAMBS-Recepts. 5000 head; slow
sheep firm; lambs 5Q15c lower native lambs 80 s0s
SS 25 Western. 81 55QSS; yearngs. $11sl .; weS1ers
S66S6 25 S. 50GS5 T5: sheep mixed. 81 SoS5 60
Kansas Cty, Feb. 14-CATTLE-Reeeipts, 63O0 head
including 100 Southers market strong; choce export and
dressed beef S54S5 3 fair to good So i5s Io
50 5o$4 .; Southern IS 2JS4 80; Southern
81 1$3 25 native 81 1896 1O native hefers. $50
81 50 bulls 50 25e9S4 calves. S3G$T. HOGS-Receipts
1900 steady; top So 124s; bulk Of sales, 81 S
TO- heavy S5S5 121a packers 81 S5S5 10; pigs and
lights S4 J5dS4 a71s. SHEEP-Receipts, I,s01 head;
steady: S79 So; native wethers, S5S5 So
native fed ewes S0&S5 Western fed lambs Sass
yearlgs SeS6 So; Western Ted sheep 81 so
ass 70; stockers and feeders, So 50GS5 %.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

Two days. fThree days.

,. N.ot.oA-Eusiness was resumed after the holidays
S4e canse n general conditions having occurred
- lslss IfeSh commitments, and with the local
Vel eReneo up toward the close last week. while
--sA business from outside restricted by
"rs service with TIE South. business generally
Sss.- me ruling Of the market steady however,
rs e continued bad weather In the South. the Arm
:. 1Aeepool and New-OFieans during the local holi-
alp le continued small receipts, final prices
s-."te moderate gain foF the day. The opening
a a ADVANCE OF 1G12 points. IN response the
- sla covering OF sellers late last week But there
s-el ao indication OF bul support, and Cf the
sespeTs arailed themselves the initial bulge
oui 6oFt contracts fer This pressure while
- elcsly aggressive sufficient q partial
- o. ne advance ard around midday the gain
sSn % matter Of about kd5 points Later, however
selieIs covered on the small receipts and reports Of
s1npea n-nness among interior holcers prices
nste steady advance Gal ponts Sales We're
elinsted az 60.000 bales. the South
oio with some points reporting snow The fore
h3seger seemed 70 promise better conditions. al
t y this connection II said that days Of
--1e FAVORABLE weather would be required any
-srl Increase IN the movement. independently
lt-1e q interior holders Ofiicial advices
shern spot markets reported little change IN prices
zeSdy. - - - 7
Tie range ot contract prices market to-day
vas
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb; li-A feature of the Rc5sea wool mar
kcf Is the noticeable reduction IN the stock OF domestic
wooIs. On all desirable woos tae market san very
nrr There are Isa-ked ehanges IN p-iees. however
deal of interest Is centred IN Sools tho
receipts which Increasing. This WOOL steady
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo; Feb, 14,--FLouR steady. waEAT-No in
curry and offerings light No Northern 81 FL No red,
ST 10 CORN strong; No 2 yellow. S0l&ci No corn,
491sc. OATS strcng: No white 35c; No = naked 3ic-
BARLEY--Westeru. 44Gl45c in store
Chicago. Feb 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

cafee eabes-Rie-C Zee quiet: Rio $3.50
exchange. = 27-S2d; receipts 1900 bags two daysl
shipments fer the United States 1900 bags stock Ss 900
haSk Nantos--5ffse market steady:
log 5sll; receipts, 1900 bags two days.; stock 53s-
$50 bags aan1bErg-Coffee market opened S.9I
lower than Friday; at 2-30 N \ pfg lower than
FEoay; sales 1jeD bags HavFe-Conee market opened
stes1s. = franc lower than Friday; unchanged;
at uncL anged I higher; at $50 n un-
changed; total sa-es 700 bags
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
Bal TlaonE AHD Ohio RAILROAD

Royal Blue LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER EVEN HOUR
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
Leave South Ferry 5 minutes earIier
Av Liberty Street s.g0 Except sun. Buffet.
1000 Daily Diner
1200 Daily Diner
200 pm Daily Buffet
'Nosai iirnfted ...-.. 400 pm Daily All Pullman
Loo
100 Daily. Rufrst
II 70 nlsh Daily. SiSeperR
SPLENDID SERVICE
SRR0UGH TRAINS TO THE WEST
Daily Lv. New York City. South Ferry IibertySt
Chicago. fittshuFg 1211 12I5 Mt Slseoe-
Chigagc. C1iGIlbus. am. l2 90 noon Diner
PittSburg. Cleveland. 355 ON Ifrnffs1
'sPittsbuig I.Rifedr. pm. 7G0 On Blfref
S.nclnnati 81 Lueis--- L - Mt 1si9 m Sleeper.
S1nss.C11tt, 99S am 1890 Diner
Cincinnati, 81. Lauts. prnS
Offices; 261. 4sl 1900 Broadway. Astor House los
Greenwich 81. s5 Union Square W. 991 Grand ST.
n r; 24s Fulton Street. Brooklyn; South Ferry and
Liberty Street
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE condition OF the Treas
ury, divisions OF Issue and redemption. at the BE-
ginning OF business to-day was follows:
RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and ChrtStopher sta
tsoo A. M.-For Bngharston and syrasslse
$1,000 A. &.-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81. Louis
s1-40 P. M.-Eor Buffalo and Chicago
f4eO p. Sf.-To- Scranton and Plymouth
Is 10 p M.--For Buffalo and Chicago
.ss45 p. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
s200 A. N-For Chicago-S,eepeTs oUe1 at p NJ
Tickets 40. go 1iss. t4ss Broadway, n Is $50 Faf-
ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
Railroads.

pENNSYL YLVANIA
RAILRO AD.
TIE ONLY FoUR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
STATIONS foot q VEST r 7 5 S,; sEEEET
81 The leaving time from Desbros.es and Sortia9as
sirses Is aye IGsI min1'es seo assf 'h4 '4'
.,.,~ IfS5., fok InE tasc1EI VEST
.iosSS .iosS 4. a. IL H. TFE 80 oPENlNsY1lvANIA LIMITED 20
::t1?s sHfSSSS SS:5s fiagFFEsiP f9i;aiggFsias
'ss5 + s. WESTERS tsS EXPEEss-
.ssS 3 81 IL 5r-IAEsVEi.AND rAs31atA HNp CINcINNATI EMP.
WAstflNc:F IsFlS,s''A Fa,s ASD TiiE SOUTH.
I'D So sa25 .9S5 sie51 g. "a si59S; 3, y y m
lei9 night Sunday SIS. sa25 Sc s. a m II? % 9
(sa25, ',engrezsiona. LlHied). So '4@9' -lsS' '--
sduTEEN EliAifsS f; s25 is,,,s 3 IL s. 8 II h 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-s.s5 a m. ard % m
daily: New York anl Florida s2sciaL' --lO , !"
sI.AaoAHD AIR L5NE-Ie.a5 p. m and 1sl0 a s.,Il n
NcRF'oIk AND wEsTERN RAiLwAY-s.@5 p m
cIIEsAPEAKE TfsIl AND OHIO RAILwAY.-7.sS a ~
FOR OLD Po1NT coMFoaT and NoRFotK.-755 a. n
ATLANTIC cITY.Eo'55 a ~ ana 2-5S p. m Veek-daEs
G6EG GR YRIlGS HhxNd AaBnF 81 EefsEs szRE oa Asay
SuEdaysl. Point Pleasant. $50 n, Is, . 20 -
$50 p. ni and 1910 night week-eays SnhdaSs' A-i''
925 a ~. and f55 p.
FOR PBIADEIPHJA: .ozx ssto-=
tio55. i1.55 a m. 'is55 .i'5. 2le - So 500 355
As. s425, (%t455 fer North Philadelpnia en-
@35J b.55 755. s35 925 5s feF NeTth Pnliaaeies 95
.R m go 70 4 .4 gsh' ess Ess .iiSs. .iS55 NJ
.1255 sl55 90 S55 81 % (tft59 for North Ph1i2-
delphia oayl. s455. s555. 6.55. $50 So 20 90
for North Philadelphia oaly) p II 10 night.
~Diniag Car. fEsStrS fare train. 80
Ticket Offices. Nos. 46 1854 l1s and 2e Broaewayi IL
Fifth thelGw ST.: 263 Fifth AVenys teos-
10Th Astor House. and stations uaIl 4ot
brooklyn. street Street. S} broau-
way and Pennsylvania Annex station. The New Or
Transfer Company VIII call for and chee baggage lo
hotels and residences through to destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea FOR Pennsylvania Railroad C@o
Service
" W ATTERBI-RY J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Passr Trarac Aianass--
GEO. ". BOYD
General Passenger Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-06
JAP'S COUNSEL OBJECTED.
Judge Powers Scores Two Points for
Boy Client From Mikados Kingdom,

There Is more trouble with reference
90 the juvenile court, and the iurisdic-
ton Of Judge g.. b Diehl OF the Grim
inal division of the city court ia a
case brought before the latter today
This morning, w. 3. Ybmamato, "a
Jap, charged with stabbiug white
man, came up for hearing The de-
PENDANT was represented by Judge o.,
W. Powers, who at once raised AN OBJ
lection alleging that the defendant Is
only II years OF age, and therefore not
within the jurisdiction of Judge Diehl's
court.
This ttiug practically established,
that is. that the accused Is but II years
Of age, Judge Diehl ordered the files,
cr. sent 10 willis Brown Of the ju-
veuile court, Then judge Powers
raised am objection TO that order, on the
grounds that Judge Diehl aid not have
any jurisdiction in the matter, and
therefore could not lawfully make such
AN order. The objection was oyerruled
and the papers viii 90 TO the juvenile
court But another difficulty arises,
AS before mentioned I'm the local press,
tho Judge Of the juvenile court OF salt
Lake city, Is in Chicago. 10 s. under
stood that he WIN return tomorrow, but
Am the meantime Judge Powers may
take steps TO secure the release az his
client,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-06
IDAHO VISITORS HONORED
Portland Commercial Club Make Them
Guests at Fine Luncheon,

Sundays Portland Oreeonian A
special luncheon was given by the Com
mcrcial club Yesterday In the main
dining-room IN the Chamber Of Com
merce building IN honor Of the Idaho
commissioners to tho exposition, Fred
erick G.. Bradley. NJ. D. Vessels and r..
W Mcbride. President II. NJ cake
introduced Mr.. Vessels, who invited the
members OF the Commercial club 70 be
present az a reception 10 be held In the
open pavilion adjoining the New York
building AZ the fair on the afternoon
oS Sept g. also a general reception
which win he held IN the Idaho build
INK from Q TO II the same evening, on
this occasion there will be dancing and
other amusements Mr. Vessels eX-
pressed the interest that the people OF
his state are taking IN the exposition,
saving that they considered II as much
their fair as that Of oregon. Thous-
ands from Idaho have already come TO
the fair and thousands OF others arc
coming
President Cake, IN reply, compliment
ed the visitors on the hne display in the
Idaho exhibit, and assured them that
the members Of the Commercial club
would he pleased 10 accept the invita-
ton one evening last week delega
ton from the club called at tho Idaho
building, aud the visit from the COM
misaloners yesterday was IN return Of
this courtesy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-06
GERMANY MUCH INTERESTED.
lie unoaclally lutlmated That She
Doe. Not sympathile With
Military Demonstration
MAY COMpLICATE THE SITUATION
I, is Intended to Keep it Separate
from General Question-huch De-
ponds on News From Fee

paris Sept 6.-Tho government still
ec,ts word from Fee regarding the
sptsp's answer to the second ultima
,um 10 Morocco, the time limit or
which expired yesterday. It is the
arm intention Of the ministers to en-
force redress without reference to out
side influences. Unofficial limitations
have been received that Germany does
nor eympYthize with a French military
Administration against Morocco as like
IS to compIcate the general Moroccan
question ou the eve OF the conference.
Nevertheless there Is positive de-
termination here TO keep the redress
Of the outrage NJ the arrest Of tho Al
eerIan citizen Bouzisn entirely scpar-
ate from the general question Of Mo-
rocco and to pursue tho question OF re-
dress To the end Whether both mill
fairy and naval tons win be
made awaits the final word from Fee.
but both branches Of the service are
prepared FOR eventualities. The inef-
fectual result Of the demonstration %
ihe American squadron ct Tangier to
secure the release OF Ion PerdicariS
when he was held a prisoner by Rails
uli inclnes the authorities here 10 Ia
vor a military movement striking into
The Interior instead Of at the COAST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-06
WAR DEPARTMENT INTERESTED
IN TAGGART DIVORCE CASE

Washington, Sept 6.--Tho war de-
partment is awaiting the determine
ton Of the Taggart divorce suit now
IN progress at Wooster o. before pro-
ceedIng TO take military action IN the
case. Cen Miner. whose name has
been drawn into the case by the cap
tains attorneys has preferred formal
charges against Taggart, and recon-
mendatlou has been made 10 the general
staff by the proper officers that an IN
spector be detailed TO make a thorough
examination Of the testimony so far
taken. The general STAFF has simply
suspended action upon this recon-
mendution until the determination Of
the suit but It win undoubtedly be
approved and upon the report TO be
submitted by the inspector will hinge
the departments decision as 10 whether
there shall be court martial proceedings
and whether IN such cases not only
Capt Taggart, but other officers whose
names have been drawn into the case
shall be placed on trial
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INVESTIGATING CHOLERA,
L. S. Treasury Regulations VIII
ne Rigldly ENDORSED.

Hamburg Sept. 6.-Past Assistant
Surgeon Mclaughlin Of the United
states marine hospital corps, who ar
rive here yesterday from Naples under
orders 10 make a thorough investga-
ton Of the situation and who has been
instructed 10 enforce the United states
treasury regulations relative 10 ships
leaving for American ports, began work
today He visited the quarantine sta
ton md will 60 10 Haven and examine
the 100 0Cmgronts there bound for
New York when they win be trans
ferrad from the Bulgaria g the Graf
Waldersee, on which they al sail for
America.
The new case Is that Of a Polish wo-
man living IN a thinly populated alley
The health authorities expect 10 discov-
er more cases as the result Of this one.
The infected area was sensibly Wild
ened today The river oder has become
tainted Three cases have been report
ed from the administrative district ~
Frankfort on the oder In three small
places along the stream among the riv-
or men. Thirty bnatmen have been
quarantned az Kustrin railway town
near the Union Of the oder and the
Warthe Sharp sanitary precautions
have been taken throughout the dis
triNt.