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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-05
LAWYERS ARE NOTIFIED.

Committee on sheepbake Send Humor- %~ ous Parody on Surrebutte. | ii The notification which has been re- eeived by New Haven county lawyers
 of the sheep bake of the county bar at
 Lake Compounce tomorrow is in the
 form of humorous parody in legal form used in the pleadings of a case.
 The document, which was received yes- terday morning, reads thus:
 New Haven Lawyers, Vs.
 Lake Compounce Mutton. Returnable before noon, September l S, 1905. SURREBUTTER. The committee to whom the above en- titled action was referred, hereby order
 that the pleadings be closed not later
 than 10 o'clock on Monday. morninf,
 September 4, 1905, and all entry fees paid before that hour. E The court will convene at the corner
 of Church and Chapel streets on We'd nesday. at 10 o'clock sharp, and will adjourn to the scene of action by spec
 ial trolley cars. .' :....:... As the matters upon the calendar are
 numerous, it is absolutely essential that
 the committee be notified at once as to the exact number of cases ready for trial; so R. S.. v. P, P. D. e., if you intend to try your action this term. The Committee on Lambs, By John R. Booth, Clerk.
 The conceit seems a very appropriate one for notification to lawyers. and
 dislays a sense of wit on the part of the committee responsible for it's evo- lution.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-05


 lures. *'
 Two of the largest audiences in the history of the, New Haven theater crowded and elbowed their way into that popular playhouse yesterday after noon and last night to witness the pre- sentation of Fred E. Wrights' second edition og ''The Beauty Doctor" The terrific and continuous downpour of the clements during the entire morning caused grave fear in the hearts of the management, but these fears were all dispelled when the hour for opening the house for the matinee arrived. The people came in twos, threes and dog ems until the order was passed to stop selling tickets. Every seat in the house including the boxes, and every inch of standing room was occupied. The same thing happened in the evening and the advance sale for tonight, to- morrow matinee and night is ominous of farther large attendance. s@s
 The Beauty Doctor Is aptIy termed 9 musical melange. It is a series of exceptionally good speeialties, choruses and spectacular efforts, worked in and about resemblance of a plot. But only a mere thread is. needed. The capable company does the rest. The many musical numbers made good hits and frequent encores were demanded. This was especially so of the two An gel Voices, selections by the Imperial quartette, "The' Queen of Beauty and I, "Myron Brown-FareweIl,' ? "Where Was Moses When the Lights Went Out" and T Never Would Believe It.
 The national dancing ensemble, intro- ducing Miss Jessie Cardonie, the terpsi- chorean expert, was decided novelty and one of the features of the play. The other ensembles and dancers were pretty and well executed. The singing of the choruses, the beauty of their cos tunes and the scenic effects were all in keeping with the general excellence of the play. .}f
 "The Beauty Doctor" will be repeated tonight and tomorrow night and to- morrow matinee, ,. %. #..-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-05
The SteinertOne Company

Wareroonls and factory, 1O6 Park Street, New Haven, Conn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-05

Lake Compounce Mutton.
 Returnable before noon, septembe 1pn5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
Russo, American Tariff Trouble.

So Petersburg, July 81. $3.50 p, NJ
Negotiations for the settlement OF RUS
eo.American tariff difficulties are adj
vanclng stendily Russia IN Willing TO
withdraw lho rctlliatory duties ON
American machinery etc, which weigh
hnr1 ON Russian INDUSTRY and nglloul-
turo and on these seeks acknowledge.
mont OF the principal nature ~ the re-.
tHllatoly dut'cS Imposed 10y her un Hns
gar American exports ~ which nr0
not apt TO become an important COM
morcial factor
Certificates of origin necessarily OK
acted ON machinery imported from 9TH
cr countries N also burdonromc tors
mnllty and NJ WHITE, who was minis.
ter OF finance when the duties were I'M.
posed and who was consulted before
leaving for the United states, agreed
hs To the advlsablily Of settling the
dispute The ministry Of finance hopes
"a Doc able e. arrange a rsadiustinont
and 10 interchange notes ON the mat
ter without having recourse 10 a CONF
mlsslun aud the wWh N frankly OK.
pressed that settlement might hc ar.
rived AT IN time to be- announced dur
ing the peace negotiations The priM-
cipal prospect ol delay Hes M the de-
sire 80 submit the roylslon 20 NJ Wlito
for hls formal approval ~ a matter %
courtesy, showing how strongly his pc.
ltcll star " IN the ascendant IN RUS
Sla tOdny,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
WILL SPEND 100000.
Extensive Improvements Proposed by
Boil Telephone Company,

Tho engineers and architects plans
for the enlargement ~ the X NJ, Bell
Telephone compony'e central building
and equipment IN THIS city, cnll for an
outlay OF a little over 100000, The
Improvement win mako the present
structure ave stories 90 feet In width,
and extend II In the rear to n depth Of
no feet. The new operating room
viii Occupy Nil ~ the NTH story, en-
copt 10 foot p0rlor and retiring room
for tho operators, thus leaving bOy lao
feet for the great horseshoe SWITCH
bonrd This win cost $4,000 alone,
being the lnrgosl that the company can
possibly manufacture and VIII occom-
modnic 5000 lines 1.-TWO wires 10 u
llnc), although the board VIII not be az
once operated 10 It's full capacity, The
present largo switchboard win then be
taken down and divided up among the
larger exchanges calling for Increased
accommodation
the now addition 10 the building Will
cost 100000, and the upper floors VIII
be divided up IN follows on the ilfth
floor tho operating room and parlor,
with stairway IN the center from the
story below ON the fourth lloor u
lunch room IN front with AN apartment
ior lockers Immediately back Of that,
ana the roolh FOR terminal frame and
relay rncks below, and with the olllCos
Of the engineer az the rear, An olc'
vnior WIN he Installed In tho building,
and stopping at the fourth floor, Thu
third floor VIII be utilized by the audi
tors department. Tho plans for the
proposed improvements have been sent
10 Boston for approval OF the engl.
necring experts &C the company there,
and on their return active construction
operations VIII begin
Tho company Ia stretching an 0ddl-
iion0l 30 pair cable 10 Murray AZ an
outlay ~ $4,000, M well aH one from
Murray 10 Bingham Junction for S..
500, The oflclale ~ the company claim
20 have 900 subscribers AZ Murray and
900 NJ the Junction, The company has
contracted with W, w Armstrong for
private copper circuit between HIS
onlco IN the Roth block IN this city
md the rlrst National bank NJ Park
CITY Other private circuits are also
IN contemplation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
CHENILLE RACE TRACK.
Mayor Tom L. Johnson Orders
Pool Selling There stopped,

Cleveland, July 81 Following an or
der from Mayor Tom l., Johnson 60
Chief Of Police Koohlcr to stop an pool
selling and gambling at the GlenVllle
race track where the grand circuit
meeting opens this afternoon, II WAS
announced that the race track win Oc
abolished after the present meeting.
and divided into city lots.
Until short time ago there was
but little doubt that pool selling would
be permitted, hut an The village Of nlon-
vale, IN which the track N located, has
Nv the past few days been annexed TO
The city OF cleveland Mayor Johnson
has control over the situation,
II NJ Hanna, president and w, O.
Pollock, vice president, Of the company
controlling the track held "A conference
today and after learning OF Mayor
Johnsons orders, decided that the pro.
hibitlon against pool selling would
make II advisable 10 abandon the track
~ today's meet all the entrances
were guarded by policemen and inside
the grounds Chief OF Police koohor
personally had charge OF n detail ~
police, all OF whom had strict orders 20
prevent pool selling and gambling,
The races scheduled Tor Cleveland
vii be- Uo,tcd at Bunfalo commencing
tomorrow This announcement was
made from the Judges stand at the
HlcnVllc track this afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
Department Of Agriculture VIII 10
Purged Of Any TaIut Of
Corruption,
PRIEST. Determined ON THAT
u Facts Disclosed Should Warrant IL
Offenders VIII be Prosecuted by
Atty Gen No,dy

oyster Bay July 81 Conferences
took place today At Sagumore hill con.
corning the pending Rueso.JHpancsc
peace negotiations ana the scandals 10.
Gently developed In the department Of
agriculture at Washington,
soty, Wilson Of the department "
agriculture WAS at luncheon as q guest
of the president having como to oyster
Bay by Invitation ~ the president To
discuss the recent developments " tho
cotton report leak scandal and Of the
expectations OF the uitro.oullurc, which
induced the resignation Of Or. George
T. Moore, Both OF these cases now are
under investigation by the department
OF Justice. by direction OF the prosI.
dent, the inquiries viii be made very
thorough and II The facts disclosed
should warrant a. prosecutions against
me Offenders VIII be instituted by Atty
Gen, Moody
Meantime rigid inquiry viii be made
INTO all other bureaus VI the depart.
mont Of agriculture, II being the IN.
tentlon OF both the president and Sccy.
NiI'A w lhlh' WV Impairment VI MY
faint OF corruption
President Roosevelt entertained az
Luncheon Baron Rosen, who succeeded
Count rnssini As Russian ambassador
10 the United states, and who IN AZ.
ISOLATED with NJ Witte 40 nm envoy of
the emperor Of Russia 10 the peace
conference, His visit 90 tho president
today was for the purpose OF prlncl.
pnlly making arrangements Tor the for
nal call on the president Of NJ Wltlo,
who win arrive In day or two from
Europe, II IN expected NJ Whites visit
!" irbnrsdp y iva dsys T ,m o ,rn p,'C ~
he formal reception OF the Russian
and Japanese ENJOYS ana their suites
by tho president on the yacht MaynoN.
or NJ, Wittc win be accompanied 10
oyster Bay on that occasion by Ambas.
sador Rosen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trial

Portland, on July g. In the trial Of
williamson GoHmor ana Blggs today,
WilllHmHons nephew, Hrnosl starr
testified that there had been nm under.
standing between desnor ana himselt
that doNncr should pay $500 for STAIRS
claim when he secured pulont from tho
government
starr ~ the wltuoss who surrendered
saturday after being pursued into the
mountains east of Eugene or In The
he loft Portland Fo quickly as giving
evidence at the previous trial partly
because he wished to escape again tee
Trying against hls uncle
Dr. GeHBnor was recalled 10 deny
stars testimony and Marion BgRs
verified testimony previously given, ar
ter which Prosecutor Honey began hI1
arguments Tor the government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
WOULDN'T TAKE CHECK,
Wilkinson Says llo offered In Vain TO
Make Dofsionoy Good,

MI H. \, Wilkinson, recently sccrc.
mry OF Sult Lake Guy Tent No, ot
the Maccaboos, and who was charged
In a circular letter by tho Record
Keeper " the Tent with being short IN
hlH accounts, stnlos IN his own defense,
ns follows u have an account OF
}ipS,lh for salary and Office expenses,
against tho NAH Lake City Tent No .,
ON July 20 ! sent IN my check Cor
s232,bi, which with my account of
sapsAh mado S23O.O0, This was tho
balance due according 90 the report VI
the special auditing committee, Tho
rcgular auditing committee approved
my account Of ilpS,ib, and rocom-
mcndod mat the Same be paid Bul IN
the course OF discussion the matter
was rcforrod "a the bond company, and
for That reason they rejected my nc-
count nnd returned my check
MT WllkinHon here showed u "Nowa"
reporter The check, aH evidence Of good
f0llh llo thon stated That he had done
Hll that could have been reasonably
boon required 0f him and II WAS up "a
the Tent 10 take the next step, Mr.,
Wilkinson said that hc was a promoter
OF suno mining proportions but IA for
hla specializing I'm mining stocks as
W1N Churgod ho omnhatlcally denied II,
and lust aH cmphNtlcally denied tho
charge made ln the circular letter that
he was n dofnllior IN any degree Ito
said n was simply matter ~ the
fonts accepting hla account and thu
CaRh offered 90 make up the deficiency
as claimed by tho committee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
MAYOR ISSUES A PROCLAMATION
Law Breakers and Criminals Who
Come During Registration VIII be
Watched Closely,
ABoUrsIX rHoUsANDHoMEsreAr .
Commissioner Richards Says Those
Who rhInk They Are Going Into a
ApOrads. VIII be MIstakeu.

Grand Junction, Colo, July 3l,--rlght
private detectives have arrived In
Grand junction to assist the acol au.
thorIlics TO keep order during the oX.
pecicd rush of land seekers TO register
for the opening Of the Ulntah reserya.
ton Mayor l. n, bunting has issued A
PROCLAMATION announcing the appoint.
nenl OF many special police officers,
and n ia intended to give law breakers
ana criminals who come here during
the ported Of registration, the closest
attention, Gambling has been prohb.
ned.
Eight registration officers from the
general land office at Washington are
here, q IKE number at Provo, and three
zach at prioc and NcupL Capt A. H..
Wohly head OF the Official force, said
today,
~ thmk we can register 5000 appli.
clnls day hero, or 83, 900 Tor Inc
II working days the office win be open.
We expect no difficulty In registering
nll who have come on will come"
Many coffee houses and tents are be.
INK put up for the beneit Of the soon.
orS, Estimates upon the number tina,
viii come lluctuato between 10000 ana
10000 but the steady inflow Of early
arrivals warrants the expectation OF A
big rush.
Everything WIN BE- IN readiness for
tho opening Of the repatriation ,olnor.
| row,
IN All there arc about 5000 ho,nestcads
10 be distributed, containing All kinds Of
land All registrations must be made IN
person, II the necessary requirements,
such nv bong eligible TO a homestead
etc., are fulfilled all persons registered
VIII be given a number. Those numbers
| VIII then be- thrown together ana win
| pe drawn at Provo, Utah beginning
! Aus ".
| According 10 Commissioner W. A.
richards, those who think that they arc
| going into paradise win ba mistaken,
| There II considerable good land, but
| much Of II II mountainous dry and no
| better than other public land TINT can
be obtained without tho excitement OF
q rush
AFTER the registration and drawing
ARE finished the nrst 30 successful per-
sons VIII be given a day 10 enter their
land AZ tho Office At NcrnaL Utah, This
second day the second 30 will take their
turn nj entering lnnds that they are
presumed 10 have selected by personal
| visit and go on mtll the whole nllott.
mont ls exhausted After % days OF
| this procedure, # there is amy land left,
| II WIN be open io any ono and for en-.
NY under any ~ the United States
| land laws, mineral or otherwise,
II " expected that the mineral olnlms
! WIN be thrown opon M once after the
other land Nv taken, but lhls In unsettled
| yet according 10 Commissioner nich.
| urdl' statement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
FRENCH CONGO FRONTIER,
Joint Commission to he Sent 10
Investigate Trouble,

llcrlin, July Sian omclal report
flom the governor of Cameron was ro.
celyod today by the colonial division
Of the foreign office concerning the uf-
fair ON the French Congo frontier II
says that scngcnnleso soldiers forcbly
closed the German station at Mlsgun-
missum and plundorod merchandise,
capt Schcunamunu, who was NJ the
time IN the southern part of the dis
lrica wou shot on his march "a Mis-.
sunmlssum by French Sonegalcse
troops aud the Germans returned tho
nro, killing i've ana capturing four
The governor Of Cameron upon lo'
coiving the report Of the AMIR from
tho commander of the German troops,
cob Mueller sent TO protect lugan, the
residence ~ the French loyal governor
and also communicated with the gov.
ernor general Of the French Congo 20
Brag1awllc, which proposed that a Joint
commission should Immediately be- sont
a. the spot TO investigate the trouble
ana TO arrange for the prevention II
such Incidents 10 this the German ad.
mnlslrtion agreed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
IT.
DEVLIN's CIR EDITORS.
They Meet and Hear Report Of
The Receivers.

Kansas city July ALA meeting ~
the creditors Of Charles y Deyln, the
former millionaire coal operator was
held here today There was no action
that the creditors could take except TO
hear n report IN part, from the rccoiy'
crs aud to discuss the possible moth.
DDS " realizing rNpidlN ON the prop'
orty
About the time the receivers were
appointed, u cGl for the meeting was
issued by some Of the men who were
anxious TO save the property from be.
iny ecnttered All three " the receive
crs woro present az this meeting Tho
three receivers have their appoint
mrnts In such shape that the Kansas
receivers are recognized IN Illinois and
tho Illinois receivers In kansas and
while appointed separately, they really
form onc bonrd Of receivers
Most az those Attending tho meeting
nro lawyers, attorneys Tor hunks, trust
companies, hroRors or others from
whom Mr. pcvln borrowed money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
OLD EQUITABLE DIRECTORS
u. =. Atty, Mayer Has Completed
Plans for Suing Them.

New York July ~ united giatcA
Atty,uen Mayer N stated 10 h0W
completed his nlane for plnp tho old
directors Of the Equitable Life Aesur.
ance society and papers VIII be- filed
AZ once, possobily today IN N cases.
II II understood the complaint will do.
mNnd that the dofCndanls account 10
the state for their onlcial conduct their
management Of the company and tho
the Equitable society any moneys
which they acquired by connection with
the society ana moneys which under
their management were lost or wasted
and that the moneys recovered I'm the
suits shall be credited TO the policy
holders In tho Equitable proportion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
10 PAoEs-LAsT EDITION.

are anxious TO 10 away M certain
ilne, az VIII probably be- the case with
many 90 those who register tomorrow,
when N N expected many VIII como In
Ml tho special trains bearing people 10
tho oirouH with the idon OF iogIs.
toflng ana roturlno to their homes on
the special train, Local people or PEG.
Pic who expect 20 remain for the draw.
ing nood not be M u rush, az the last
one TO register IL lust ne likely 10 be
me nrsl one TO draw as the first one
who Registers,
oonVorentlvo estimate is that "A
clork can register 800 applicants day
he record number last yonr IN South
Dakota WaB 1000 registered by ono
clerk IN one day, Counting 900 a dny,
makes 1000 applicants that can be
registered each nj the Offices aud for
u days that WIN make a total OF $4,000,
which is probably All that viii apply
10 reRlaler In Provo, II II should be
found that the eight clerks cannot reg
lister an the applicants In the ~ days
that are Ia be devoted TO this part OF
the work, extra clerical help win be-
secured, 40 there II no danger that an
who wish WIZ not have u chance to reg
iNtor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
TENTED VILLAGE.

l., O, Tai, has erected 100 tents with
from two 10 four cots each ON the west
mart of the courthouse block ana on
Firth south street west near tho depot,
where lodging can be obtained In ad.
dltion TO this, many temporary lodging
houses have been improvlsed, and the
facilities for feeding the transienla are
being splendldly managed by the sixth
ward, which Wlll have dining hall In
the basement Of the old tabernaclci the
First ward. which has erected u large
frame eatlng house on the courthouse
square, and many other smaller lunch
stands IN addition 10 the regular hotels
ana rcytaurunts
And VI II becomes necessary many
families VIII turn their homes into tenn
porary boarding and lodRlng houses, NO
there win be no lack OF accommoda.
lions,
Mos, of the land seekers arrived so
FAR are men without families, on with.
out their families here, hut several Of
those who have come by team from
Idaho Nevada, and various parts of
Utah have their families with thom,
There are also come ladies' on the
ground from Colorado and other states,
who expect 60 try their chances In OBJ
training homestead ON the roserVh-
ton
Hon !. ", Murdoch Of the Wasutch
Development company has opened an
ofhce horc for the purpose of assisting
successful appicants-.th those who draw
to locate on lands NJ the resorva"
,lon, and A. i stewart A. Sons, who
have dono much of the surveying, have
offices hero and w Nornnl,
oscar wilkins, who N Just IN from
Vomal reports that thore was cone
siderable GissN,ipfncilon among Net-
nal people, when he LETT, over extra
preparations made by thom 20 take
care OF the expected crowds who had
failed TO arrive,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
Injured In Railway Accident,

Joliet Illu July q rive persons wcra
injured IN un accident 20 an c0stbound
passenger train ON the Rock island ran,
road today about a mile west VI Joliet
chicago AZ ilN q m. Tho accident occur,
rcd at u switch which had hoon opened
for work train Tho passenger train
ran on tho fldorack stflking tho work
train,
ont physloiauH AZ Joliet Woro summoned
ana the injured Nrro brought iu tho rlty.
N those injured none arc seriously hurt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
Tic Kniser at Corenllnpen.

roncnhaecn, July u, Tho German i'm.
norlul yacht llohon2ollorn, with lfmper-
ur Wllllnm on board, arrived hero 10.
dny
Tho emperor WuN received by King
Christian, crown Prince Frederick ana
Prime Minister christensen, and pro-
ccedod "a bcrnelon castle, whore he
VIII reside durlng his stay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
Japan Gets Korean PRIVILEGES

Seoul, Korea, July o. delayed In
transmisslon) Japanese influence has
finally secured free coast ana interior
navigation privileges IN Korea, Tho
concession WAS pissed by the cabinet
after several weeks consideration.
several cabinet ministers who were un-
Willing 20 grant the concession rosign-
ed and thus shlrkcd an unavoidable
responsibility.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
RolestNenskY'n Condition.

Toklo July "a Roar Admiral Roiost.
yenskyH condition hnr made satisfactory
progrciH rlnco tho operation that was per
formed on his forehead, no was able ~
lonvr Ms bed aud ~ I'M a CHAIR yesterday
Paine IN ono foot however proytnl hIA
walking frcolN hui no cause fOr unolnl.
ness exists 'rho admiral hUN expressed
hr flnccro satisfaction ~ me treatment
nYrordrd him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-31
RACES AT CALDER'S.
Public Will Have Another Chance 10
patronae sport OF Kings"

Tho management NJ Caders park
race track rs working hard to mako
n success Of the races scheduled for
nost Friday ana saturday afternoons,
lloraomon, incmding Wentworth aud
Ryan, are also Interested In tho com.
ing events, and hope 90 give couple
~ days ~ fast events,
The management was unable today
10 announce the program or tho
amount I'm purses TO be offered, out
stated that ut least ST. 600 would be
huns up, and that thorc would prob
ably be Ave events each day, There win
ho one harness event and four rum
ring iNcoa. Tho price Of admission win
be- 10 cents