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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25

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saz Far sd4 a1aza occasion #a-
following round rtn eases zaa 50
Haaaemeafs are authorized - Deevas
Colorado Springs ana Ptre6le 9aI7.s
zaT9s @262s for the aouaI zr.1. Dates
S sale August ,. + aud = a=Hfa
limit August = sor =avzaa z-saa-
-on Extension Of limit #a#=t5
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Springs 5e PHeblo wt.a 5eiae agent
maintained II anyone = =51sz- sofH-#
r55 earlier nan August z57a aor .55ee
aan AaaHst 9Th. and .Fpea a#9sa
Il G=a af fifty #59c3 cents at 5ae
deposit which viii include valuation
feef. lclsets will Be made good for -
rura journey leaving Colorado ON.
aa8n points Denver Colorado Springs
or Pueblol g and including Saptem-
Der 18th. 1906. Step-overs wtll=ae -
lowed going aud retarnine a goior3-
do common points Denver. Colorado
Springs and PuabIo5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
s-PANGEsT CLUB NJ T4g WORLD

RGs-fs a8s aH8ane Rome ia -
saIaaa #as 5aafqaf-d ele eIendae
Of ancient Athens. paled Fha eloet-e
= beautiful Paris Ii KHarsa's--a
#sun 5f which Hiae-taeths 0f tAe Reo-
pie of America never have heard
aheae cfabz he mosf wonderful
aaa beaaf.fal-and also The mast .a.
aenerafa-f6at he world ever has
known
The s76aeHes Ceroie9 Of Nharz-
Of IS fhe most 1ayaetoqs. he NOS
Eea8tif8I the most DEGENERATE If all
1aa= clubs he world has ever known
and -ba 5avfsbaess the laXuriaasness
ne beauties Of fhe club has just been
revealed o the world because q news
paper man impeesanated one IF sae
members aud secured an entrance -
t6e palace IT Khalko6 vher5 never
befare .ha foet sf man Who ~as aet#a
member ar 81 emHlsve vas 5af
which aae- been fr#ed ny scores of
court aeaaffes ana lovely women from
H=eee Ha =ram =az=5he Rassi3s.
10 vaH7n af tel #ha- She
ever has 5een Guest In he S2aar-
Hes Ceroa. bur hundreds haye~been
entertained a Nat white marble len.
The Grand Duke ra5 and Boris
themselves r. eaders of he *.
auisit4s IF .he Russian grand ducat
clique are among the leaders Of sbe
SvbariHes Garcfa
There are -wen5e male human BE.
lnss-rh rhe afehest Of Russia's Young
noblas-who formed the eerele and
Al The cost Of 100000. they built n
Kharkoff miniature white marble
| palace finished with rare woods and
With inlaia doors. with beaten bronze
and silver handles and plates. with
silver chandeliers No one IN Khark
off ever saw The inside Of the mystic
| Fa1aea exeept he workmen and the
members Of he club and when it was
finished. bese wenty exquisites fur
nished il At he cost Of tens Of thons
ands Of dollars. donating rare paint
ines. rich tapestries, and gold and sil
yer services.
Then an Englisbman named Cove
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
AMERICAN at7L WEo8 ABROAD

london tr 5eae5aa#-0ae
aa -a@rH5z5 weddings z6af f.aa-
cen 5eazas5 @##a9e6as.t =dis asan
COX A. PaHs -odaF. f5a
Haf4e betaz Mss Alberta sauges
DAUGHTER If Mrs Frances f #.s9aee-=
wife Il h. famous American grocer
lsIng. The bridegroom IS M. George
Charles MontagH. NJ. P for Haetfne-
aansbira. The scene at The church
vas most brilliant one The decor
atfons we're white and green and#zhe
bride wore a handsome gown Of white
satin smothenaa N chiffon and eoior
aca. The BRIDE attendants al * r.
white and amons hem wee LILY
Marjorie Manners. Miss RHbE lind
az. Miss Hal8 Page-= Miss Dtes
Hon.aeH ara Miss =Padelfora, dauah-
Ter Of Mrs Ernest f'8nard The 50
lttt1a sisters Of tbe#1afde# were he
aowar girls The bride V3s 2igen
5vav bE=har stapfafbar afr Eeeeet=.
Following he wedding rbeee was .
reception at the residence Of 1te
brides mother IN BrutGn street.
The honeymoon viii be spent = aa
automobile our Of The couutrv-
The Bridegroom is +he SCI If III
mieal The Hon Victor Nont4ea hsir
10 the Sandwich peeraae. and IS 1ae
nephew Of Lord Sandwich He S
thirty years old The best man vas
si5a Hon Bernard AorIez cousin
H. groom
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
TaE BATTLE GROUND
OF MODERN THOUGHT

Ths Chicago -Baear3-Herald has
conceived the unique idea af assign
ing # aa4e If sunday a..tou =
Sire #ahfe for h. aa
81 Ha..ea.aHr asees55a-
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rt5 E5a #6a5e 53r -6e fn-
6- sa=era# a#s
rasanz
=.#.s
5#H
-ss 81
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
4 QUEER THING ABOUT JULY.

ETav We came 10 pronounce IHly as
Ve 10 now With he accent on the sec
ond syllable IS one Of The unsolved
mysteries of speech Named. q
course. after Julius Caesar. It should
reaj3v= Be pronounced 70 thyme with
aalv." and SO orr ferefathers actual
lid pronounce it,. spenser. for in
fanee. has he line Then came aot
JaIv bowling like 70 IRE and even
- ARE as Johnson lime he accent
svas still On he IN IT S one Of
many words which would startse
hose ancestors + spoken as
We speak them aow.-London Ghfon-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
Short Jaunts for Busy peorie,

an Illustrated folder containing
IA excellent map and many interest
ine and helpful facts about the hun
freds of charming nearby resorts
cached by he Northwestern Line.
Send e stamp to " 2. Kuiskern. P.
+ VI Chicago, (tfl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
lake SUPERIOR and Georgian BAY

Lake Superior and Georgian Bay.
There i no more beautiful summer
resort region IN the world. Magnifi-
cent trour streams, unexcelled deem
later fishing. good hotels and board
ing houses. magnificent climate vtr-
in woods Of spruce and pine and FREQ
dom from hay fever. Best reached
via the Chicago and Northwestern
railway and steamer lines via Daiath.
Superior. Hancock. Houghton Mar.
euette. Munisine and SaulE Sc.
Marie Send 2c stamp for special
summer folder X B. Kniskern. p.
T. NJ. 215 Jackson Boulevard Chi
cago 81
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
COTTON BELT TIME CARD
Trains North

40 leave Pine Bluff I:25 .. N
arrive 81. Lonis -.24 a. n; arrive
Memphis 80 p. n.
No 4--Eeaee Pine Bluff I2z55 a IA
arrive Memphis IA. arrive St.
Louis 6.51 p. m arrive Cairo 4.25
p n
Little Rock Train
No. 32-Leaye Pine BLUFF 30 .. n.
arrive Little Rock $50 D. m
80 31-Lea9e Little Rock s:05 a
" arrive P5ne Buff 1875 a. n.
Trains South
No leave Memp} IS sac a. n
leave s. Louis at 8:43 p. m
arrive P.ae Bluff Is p m; arrive
Texarkana S;35 ,. N
No 3-Leave St Louis $50 .. n
leave Memphis $50 p. N arrive
Pine Bluff i.55 N. arrive Te1ar
Kama 80 a.
p 3 a = Trains
leave Pine Bluff $50 D. m
Arrive Pine Blur 1910 a. m
Sunday
Leave Pine Bluff p. m
Arrive Pine Bluff a. N.
g. M. Diekey Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25

Special one-way second class colo
nfst rates to California. The follow
tng rates and arrangements ara au.
thorized for the sale 9f 2na-way sec
ond class eolontsts tickets 70 San
FrancIsco. Sacramento. Lcs Angeles
and San Diego, California. ogden ard
Salt Lake city. Utah, Granger. Wy.
orz.ng. also to Prescott and Phoenix.
Ar7zoaa. ana -" krtA-~nAaiarN pnant Is
on 5irect lines 70 ~etc1 t6e reg7'!ae
second class rates are higher. The
same rates will apply % such branch
line points as ordinarily take he
California common point rate. Rate
and S31.65 via s.. Louis Dates Of
sale-First= series. Daily March 70
May .. 1905. inclusive second s.
r-es. daily September . &c October
15. 1905. inclusive Limits-Al tick.
cts to be limited for continuous pass.
age. Stop-overs-Bv special arrange
ment between California terminal
lines stop-overs will be allowed in Cal
tfornia at all points On the Santa Fe
system and the Southern Pacific com
pany. except San Francisco and Los
Angeles. also at Ash Fork. Benson
Marieopa. Tucson, Williams aud vi
ma. Arizona and Elko, LoyeIoek, Re
NJ and Winnemucea Nevada Stop
cve.s at each point not 70 exceed five
days Ticket to BE deposited with
agent at stop-over point Immediately
upon arrival and continuous passage
tickets good upon designated trains
10 be issued BY agent at such stop
over point when passenger resumes
Journey.
5. NJ. DICKE Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25

Cheap goods which the buyer be-
lieves are bargains are Door advartfsa.
ments Give real bargains or stick -
the standard grades At fair prices
Iron Age
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
TRUE

'If you 60 any deeper" said tha pa
tent bald-headed man to the mos
quito, eG'n smash you =
eff you DO" sang the tormentor
warningly, your blood will be or
your head -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25
CLEVER LITTLE STORIES.

She entered l5raa department
store % buy a yard Of silk. which the
clerk told her would cost her .
cents Her purchase left a remnant
Of one and 5ne-6alf yards The elerfz
suggested hat She boy he remnant
What viii zoa axe fer asked
The woman E'ifsT cents. madam
espIiad The clerk =Waa. I'll 5a5e il.
be5 goQ can s4ep the Ear1 you've
z8S# s9In off The =E@eE WIS sag
4eesd f5r 4 moment 5a5 appr eating
sae aamof = he 2ronosaI made tbe
=Xebaaee=
\ .ong-wi6de3 member Of 5he Mas
sacbusafts legislature vas delivering
political address ma za3n act far
from Boston Hs had been spea aas
for nearly 8n hour vhan al 5t#
seotchman ae1se and walked 9Ht Of
he aall. At the Hooe Ae mef he
#aae= aaeFmaa. who WIS waiting .
rive aha orator =te the sta1ill- Is he
dome yer. SandVe@ asked she man on
he 5ox. Th venerable Scot Earned
oHt sAge. SAIL he aes 5ona
z.ag aea out Ha viii IA ston
ora E5v as rain from he east
pulled 10 At taa little station of a most
aar ssfae own IN he fevee-aadaefa
54s-s.at # Arkansas passenger.
-ara~t.pg his bead aat of car vim
5aa asked Of a defecFed=iookine cifi-
zen Who was leaning against tAe sta
Haar: Tsl. me what da eeH FL.
hi, ra..aD. 1rearv. Ciod=far-Saken
.#5;4oa - That's near enough sfHan@-
~ replied he native in melan-
obafE voice }et il 60 at that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25

Summer tourist rates . Ea-
Springs Ark. Sloan Springs. Ark.
eureka Springs. Ark, E Dora .
Springs. Ne. The following round sa7
rates and arrangements VI. apply 7.
he sale Of round frzp tteka=s > z +
sarings. Ark Ell Dorado Springs Nc
Eureka Springs. Ark and SiGoat1
s9riags. Ark: Rates. one fare plus
s. f5r the round trip. Dates 9f sac.
ally June 1 % September 20 nc L
size Final limit, thirty laws FROM
4afa If sale. Transit Init eontina,
stts passage n beth directions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-25

SPEND SUNDAY y HOT SPRINGS
ONE FARE ROUND TRIP.
via
PINE BLUFF & WESTERN R. R
Tickets on sale every Saturday and
Sunday. good for return The following
Monday
For further information inquire at
depot. or telephone
II Y Atwood, Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
QUALITY
OF FOODSTUFFS.
Condition Said to b. Due TO
Good Wsrk Of Local
Inspectors,
CHEMISTS REPORT ON OLIVES.
Manufacturers Becoming More Careful
In the Preparation Of Food Pro.
ducts Less AdulteratlOn.

State Chemist Harms has Just ana
lyzed six samples Of olives known as
California. iIawkeye Manzanlla, Man
zanila, Spanish queen Gold Medal
queen aud Gencsee queen olives, put
up I'm California, Missouri, New York,
plttsburg, ana Chicago and sold on
the local market The chemist IN his
report ON the same, says; olives FOR
picking are usually picked before they
have fully ripcned, aud afetr proper
preparing, by which tho bitter taste
is removed, they are transferred to
medium In which they are bottled, This
medium consists Of brine either with
or without flaYoring, such as laurel
leaves, coriander, fenneL etc. The
usual edulterations consist Of free min
eral acids used In the Vnegarl, COPE
per--to give the olives a bright green
color when the natural color has been
destroyed and alum to produce hard.
ness or crlspnesB. Occasionally pre-
servatives are used The six samples
examined were found to be free from
all the above Jdulterations. All SAM
pies presented an inviting appearance
and were found 10 be Of good quality"
Tho state and city food inspectors
and the chemist have In the last year
or 80 made things so warm for the
manufacturers OF adulterated food
stuifs, that such things are rapidly dis
appearing from the local markets. Ar
tlcles of food are being constantly
picked NJ at random in the city mar
kets for analysis, so that no dealer
knows when articles on his shelves will
be picked up and examined, The ex-
perieuce with the Catsups was hard
blow to many dealers and a severe les
son, and as this was followed up with
others, the result has been that "doped
foods have nearly all disappeared
from the city markets Dealers are
refusing 10 purchase from manufac-
turerg or iobbers unless suitably pro-
tccted from imposition in the matter
Of authorizations and suspicious goods
are refused acceptance.
The millSmeu. too, have profited, and
pure milk only is now being dispensed
locally. Tho public generally Is care
fully watching the newspaper reports
Of the analyses Of the state chemist.
and woe bctide the unlucky grocer or
retailer whose food goods are discov-
cred adulterated for the fact is I'M
medlately Known, and the public de-
mand for the delinquent class or class
es Of goods straightway ceases. They
are so much dead matter" ana il they
can not be thrown back on the hands
~ the manufacturer they become a
dead loss on the retailer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
PERSONALS

J. NJ Hamilton has returned from
an extended visit In the east
f. C.. Warren and Ferg Ferguson
have gone to Provo to register
Register Hobbs Of the land Office Is
home from a months visit to Portland.
D. S. Miller chief clerk at the Tin
tab agency, Is a guest at the White
House,
j. c. Leary has gone to Montpelier 10
superlntend the opening there Of the
new stock yards.
President j, G. Gulnan Of All Hal
lows college, has returned from a six
weeks visit to Washington, where he
went on business,
Former Director Beckstead Of the
South Jordan Milling company Is back
from Montana, where he was engaged
IN the sheep business, and will remain
In this city
Dental Surgeon w. II, Ware, U. S. A.,
has been ordered from Fort Logan 10
Forts Duchesne and Douglas, to give
such attention to the enlisted men as
may be necessary
Dr. stephen G.. Richards was given
surprise party the other evening by
his friends. most Of whom were mem-
bers Of the Pleasant Hour club. A very
enjoyable evening was spent,
Major f. p. Pendleton Is in COM
mand Of Fort Douglas at present, In
the absence OF Col. Lockwood, who has
gone 10 the strawberry valley with
Capt. Wells, the post adjutant
Mr.. Hon Young the Utah sculptor
who has made quite name for himself
In Paris art circles, sailed from Liver
pool Tuesday for home, which he will
reach in the course OF a couple OF weeks
or so.
Attorney Daniel Harrington returned
last evening from a 10 days outing at
the head Of the Weber river From
the number Of visitors going 10 that
locality, Mr.. Harrington thinks the
head OF the Weber IL destined TO be
the most popular recreation part Of
The state.
Mr. Il, g, Penrose, sporting reporter
for the News" accompanied by his
wife. leaves tonight for a visit TO ST..
Anthony and Yellowstone mark From
ST. Anthony they will go with G. o..
Wood. former assistant chief OF the
Salt Lake fire department, who runs
a large ranch near st. Anthony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
UTAH WEEK At
PORTLAND FAIR.
Governor Cutler Issues q Procla'
nation Urging Citizens to
Attend.
WANTS A FITTING CELEBRATION
Days Of the Week Specially Set Apart
For Different Cities--Full Text
OF Document.

Gov. Cutler today Issued the follow.
ing proclamation in regard 10 Utah
week at the Lewis & Clark exposition
at Portland:
by the governor OF the State Of Utah,
proclamation
The Lewis and Clark centennial eS-
position celebrates the one hundredth
anniversary OF the exploration OF the
Oregon country by an expedition
planned by President Thomas Jeffers
son and commanded by Captains MerI-
wether Lewis and William Clark Utah
being near the boundary line of the
great Oregon country, Is particularly
Interested IN the exposition now being
held in Portland, oregon.
The management Of the exposition
have generously granted TO Utah one
week, Aug. a 10 90. az Utah week"
The celebration Of special city days
VIII be as follows:
Monday Aug n, ogden,
Tuesday, Aug -, Logan.
Wednesday Aug. %, Eureka and
Bingham.
Thursday Aug. g. Utah Day"
Friday Aug. 30, Provo, Sprngville
and Park City
saturday Aug g. Salt Lake city.
Citizens OF Utah who contemplate
visiting the exposition, are urged to
attend during Utah week Former resi-
dents Of this state now residing IN
the oregon country arc invited to par
ticlpate In the exercises OF the week
The National lrrlga don congress VIII
be IN session IN Portland Aug aga
and the ogden tabernacle choir GOO
voices will be present and assist In
fttingly celebrating Utah day.
Now therefore I, John c. Cutler,
governor Of the state OF Utah do here
by proclaim Aug. q to 20, as "Utan
week at the Lewis and Clark centen-
NAL exposition, and cordially invite
utahns everywhere 10 unite In doing
honor to our state on that occasion.
In testimony whereof / have hereun-
TO set my hand and caused the great
seal Of the State Of Utah TO be here
unto affixed az SAT- Lake city this
ith day OF August, A. D. 1905
JOHN G.. CUTLER
BY the Governor
c. S. TINGEY.
Secretary Of state
-
Hear Barrow the contralto singer at
Lagoon Sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
HOME TONIGHT.
MIRO. Reed T. Cannon Comes to Attend
The Funeral Of Her Husband.

Mrs. Read r. Cannon will be home
on tho oregon Short Line No. 10 train
which arrives In salt Lake al $40 this
evening from Portland Mrs, Cannon,
it viii be remembered went to the
Rose city q couple OF weeks ago to at
tend the exposition While there her
husband. who remained at home, was
seized with sudden and fatal Illness,
On Wednesday she got the sad mes
scage OF his demise and Immediately
started home with her oldest child.
Read his fathers namesake, and just
three years old today The home-com-
Ing Is indeed sorroWtul one for them
boar Pending her arrival funeral ar
raugements have been made so far as
possible, The services VIII take place
at ! o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
Cannon ward Westinghouse, Eighth
West and Tenth South streets. Friends
are invited 10 attend Interment win
he inthe family burial plot In the city
cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
M. WHITE NOT FEELING
PULSE ON RUSSIAN LOAN

New York. Aug i--Gregory wilen-
kin, the financial agent OF the Russian
government said today.
"The statement In this mornings pa
pers TO the effect that Mr.. Wltte is
sounding American fnanciers with a
view to the placing OF q new Russian
loan w the United States h wholly
without foundation. Mr.. Whites visit TO
wall street yesterday was one OF curl
oslty simply It is quite true that he
had Interview with some leading fluan-
ciers and no doubt he will have inter-
views with many more But all Of
these gentlemen are personal friends
and acquaintance Of Mr. Witte. who
knew him during hls term OF Office as
Russian minister of finance. and calls
were purely social ana had no relation
whatever 20 a Russian loan, Naturally
as Mr. Witte has long made study
OF economic questions. Il gives him
great pleasure 10 discuss with the men
OF affairs OF this country these impor-
tant questions with a view TO learning
az the methods adopted ~ the United
states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
HOW DEWEY CUT THE RED TAPE.

The recurring prominence given the
name and fame OF Admiral Dewey with
The annual return Of May Day-the
date OF his Manila Bay trlumph-has
recalled a story OF the man which
Capt Bradford. former chief Of the
bureau Of equipment IN the navy
department. Is telling. 1t was before
that now famous fight in Philippine
waters had been pulled on, though
Dewey was In the Pacific in command
OF the Asiatlc squadron, II seems he
was In need Of coal, but, instead OF
writing 10 Washington In the matter,
he simply bought what he needed--and
Capt Bradford says that oficladom
was Impressed by the number OF tons
purchased rather than by the fact
Of the unauthorized purchase itself
80 cabled him" continues the
story teller. IL asked; Why did you
buy so much coal? Whatever he may
have been charging w for fuel. how
ever. he certainly was not putting his
government to heavy expense for cable
tolls, for Just as soon as the message
could set out here and an answer get
back, ! was informed.
ITO burn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
FARRIS BRIBERY CASE.
Time Taken Up Identifying
Handwriting

Jefferson City, Mo, Aug i.-Upon the
resumption today Of the trial OF Senator
Frank II Farris on the charge OF hrih-
cry a point in controversy was settled
by Judge Davis who rules that the intro
ductlon Of certain evidence be allowed.
J. T. Coffey cashier OF the bank Of
SteeWllle today Identified the books in
troduoed
Thomas a. Gibson who was cashier OF
the bank In 1890 and who kept tho books
Of the bank was placed on the stand to
Identify the handwriting az his own Atty.
Gen. Hadley asked the witness to say OF
his own personal knowledge whether Far.
rls had deposited a large sum Of money
In the bank on March o., 1901 Witness
did not remember Judge Davis then de-
cided 20 exclude the books from being
used as evidence.
w. II. llettel paying teller OF the
American Exchange National bank OF
ST. Louis Identified a 1900 draft as tho
one that was paid Lee through the bank.
He also Identified the signature Of John
A. Leo 10 a letter written 10 D. J. Kel.
ley Of New York stating that he G.ee)
was going before the grand Jury aud
would protect all parties. Lee had dc.
MED the authorship Of the letter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
OUT OF WHOSE POCKET?
Finding Wallet With Drafts for $3.50
Suggests Robbery.

A black pocket book belonging TO a
tourist and wrapped In o small paper
sack, was found IN the mail chutes at
the Salt Lake rostofllce this morning.
In the pocket book were found two
drafts Tor SD each drawn by the Farm.
crs & Merchants National bank Of Ait
Vernon. Ohio, on the Chase National
bank OF New HaTk, also, two return
tickets from Mt Vernon, Ohio TO Port
land and return, aud other papers NJ
no value 10 any one bat the owner.
As there was no money In the pocket
book Postmaster Thomas argues that
II WAS picked from the pockets OF the
owner and the thief after abstracting
the money ana not daring to attempt
negotiation OF the drafts or the sale
Of the return tickets threw the pocket
book down the mNii chute, II the tour
lists who are out these tickets will cell
at the postofhce they can regain their
property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
WILLIAMSON ESSNER-BIGGS
JURY HAS DISAGREED

Portland ore, Aue L-For second
time after celebrating FOR over 80 hours,
a Jury IN the United states district conrt
today reported 20 Judge De Haven that
they were unable 90 reach an agree
ment In the case of tho United states
against Congressman D. g. williamson,
DR. Van Gessner and former United
States Commissioner Marion o. Biggs,
charged with conspiracy TO suborn per-
jury in connection with tho securing o.
legally 81 part Of the public domain. ana
was discharged.
AZ the previous trial the jury was dis
charged after celebrating which lasted
almost two days
During the tiial which was concluded
today the Case was even more bitterly
contested than during tho FIRST ana tho
failure Of the jury 20 arrive at a. vcr-
diet Is a keen disappointment 90 tho pros.
ecution. which beloved that 10 had made
out much stronger case than 10 the
former trial The iury stood 90 Tho
case viii BE- tried FOR the third time on
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