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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
GREAT PERIL Of A
JAPANESE INVASION
lido China Deputy Submits a Re-
markable Report on Necessity
OF Strengthening Defcuses
DANGER REAL, NOT IMAGINARY.
Strong Inducements for Col ony Rec.
commended -'Puerlle 10 Disregard
Gravity OF Situation,

Paris, May lo,--M Francois Dcon.
Gle tRopublc0n), deputy for lndo.
CHINA, has submitted To the special
parliamentary committee on nnyah al.
fairs a remarkable report on tho ur-
gent necessity for strongthng the dc.
lenses of lndosChna against the peril
OF japanese invasion, "mdosChnn,"
ho says has only two enemies 10 fear,
namely Japan alone or CHINA oncour-
aged and supported by Japan, The for.
mcr constitutes u real danger for japan
has much to gain ana little TO risk ana
her isolated position makes her almost
invOlnomblo t. w. She could IN u few
weeks throw 100000 men into lndo.
China ana casily reinforce this frst
landing party The first phase OF such
a struggle would consist of Jupnn's Of
forts to secure mastery OF the sea IN
order To reinforce her troops, owing
10 J0pan's great superiority IN naval
forces IN far eastern waters our feeble
division would not risk decisive battle
but would fall back on our only naval
iNN' ltNlh Illi " MUNIU Uf Nlnihs
AIDED AK the Russians were blockadod
within Port Arthur with our division
thus bottled w Japan could oppose the
junction OF the blockadod warships
with the relief squadron ana having so
cured the mastery of the sea Japanese
transports would be free TO land lny0d-
Ing forces, She has two admirable an.
choragos roady for her transportcrs nj
kamrnnh bay and Port Dnyct She
probably would take the first ns nearer
TO Saigon Japan would thus be ostab-
lished on the sea route connecting Ton.
quin ana CochinsChIna ana who could
prevent H. In the present condition OF
our decreases ooul id we resist such an
attack Evidently not, ana within a
brief time lndo..Chlna would be the
prey OF the invader
the report then examines the means
which II II necessary to adopt for the
defense OF the colony ana says the best
solution OF the problem H. 10 strongly
reinforce !ndo,.ChinN 40 that the coll
onS may be able TO detend user Tor
several months against me Japanese
nntll French naval divisions reached
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
~" STANDS FOR UTAH.
University Students Place Thor En-.
blem on the North Bench

An Immense lottor "U' docorntcs tho
side Of the mountain cast Of the north
bench llmokma today, letter Of such
u size that II ought 90 bc distinguish
able from the lower parts Of the sat
Lake valley Il Is 20 feet high ana 20
feet wide, and the band IN 10 feet across
The letter is made Of ash lime, and
was bullt by the whole student body
and props, 100 boys IN Nll, after the
hotter had been laid out by the on
gmoorH The studonts formed line
Ike u fire brigade, from the nearest
Kiln, and armed with sucks baskets,
powder cans and any roceplaolon they
could get hold Of they passed The limo
along the line to the place Of deposit,
ana thus the letter WAS buIlt II mnkcs
ON imposing appearance \ guard of
30 students VIII be placed there all
night to protect the W. from possible
injury Lator this afternoon the
"Ois" replaced their letters which were
obltcratod last night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
MORPHINE E|END
COMMITS SUICIDE

George NJ, Harper, II young man
about 20 years Of ogc, committed SUI
eide In his room NJ the Floids some time
last night by taking morphine, llls
body WAS found In room 70 by his room
mate, 4, IL, Tryon, about $3.50 THIS
morning Tryon at once notified the
police ana they IN turn called In jus
tee " the Pcuco Dana II. Smith, The
lattor said II was apparently a plain
ease of SELF destruction, and that IN all
probability no inquest would be held,
The body was taken 20 Evans undor'
taking p0rlors,
The young man had been addicted to
the morphine habit for some time, and
II ~ believed that dependency led 20
his rash act, lie has relatives u moth
or ana sister, livlng ut RIchnold, The
body may be sent there for burial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
He WAS AVOIDING DETECTIVES.
lie Stumbled on Curb, Fell, Bomb
Went on, He aud Both Detectives
Being Killed,
MhxlNlOWTCH INTENDED VICTIM,
This the SupposllIon, as Ii Was Roowo
lie Was to Pass ,bc Spot on His
Way 10 The Cathedral,

War'aw Russian POLAND, May lo,-.A
workman who wua tryIng to avoid IN,
observation " two detectives on Milo.
dpwa 0troot nj noon today stumbled on
the curb Of the sidewalk aud bomb
which ho wac carrying IN hla pocket
exploded killing the workman. both the
detectives and poyclal persons who
wcro passing by Its believed tho bomb
Was intended for Gov, don, MaXimo,
witch, who WAS expected TO pass the
spot ON his way to the cathedral TO ot.
tend the services In honor OF the cars
birthday The bodies Of the victims
were literally blown tn pieces A cafe
near the scene Of the explosion wa,
entirely demolished all the windowa
IN the nolghborhood were smashed ana
n lamp post was torn out Of the ground
The FIRST rcpot was 10 the olfoct that
n bomb had been thrown among local
officials who were ON their way on 70,
turning from the cathedral aud caused
Intense excitement
Later n h stated that only the work.
men ana two detectives we're Killed,
though two p0sscrsby were severely IN.
hrcd ana others slightly hurt by frag.
mcntS of the bomb,
when a correspondent Of the Asgo.
rmiod Press reached the scene the ma.
tllutod remains were etill lyinR I'm the
roadway portions ~ them being ON
the sidewalks, 20 yards distant The
roadway was covered with debris.
Tho authorities ARE convinced that
the bomb was intended for the gov
cnor-genoral N now develops that he
was attending the services nj the en-.
thodrnl, which W. situated u few ynrds
from the scene Of the explosion An
the high officials ana mombors Of Rus.
sian society here also were present
The RoyclnorsRcnoml had rocontly been
threatened with bomb attack, partic.
ul0rly since the May day disturbances,
The police accordingly exercise the
greatest vigilance whenever he loayca
The castle, After the officials had on
tered the cathedral detectives observed
n poorly dressed man lettering near by,
when the man saw tho detectives ho
ran towards the entrance OF COnfoc~
tlOnnrY store when he either trippOd or
threw the bomb backwards nj the de-
tcCtINoa The explosion occurred only
n moment before the people commenced
TO pour out Of the cathedral Three
minutes later the encouragement
would have passed. the spot, Cosancks
who were hastily summoned soon
cleared tho streets and tho governor
general drove by another route TO tho
castle,
In all nine persons were wounded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
Products Of Hand and Brain OF
Home Pupils for Portland
Fair.
MOST EXCELLENT SHOWING,
EyhlbI, Being Visited and Admired BY
Patrons Of the Tn ivcrsly Today
Shipment Tomorrow

In the training school building Of the
University OF Utah an exhibit ~ school
work TX ON display today ana Il has ntY
tractcd u large number Of visitors
Tho work II that which VIII be shipped
10 Portland for the educational exhibit
Of the LOWS ~ CLARK fair, and In tho
subject Of highly favorable comment on
the part ~ those who have socn H.
The exhibit was arranged yesterday,
and VIII be packed for shipping tomor.
row, remaining on the walls for oXhi.
billion mtil 10 o'clock tonight
Tho work includes that of all grades
OF the training school, and embraces all
subjects taught IN written exercises
the copy books Of each child have been
bound and illustrated, by tho children
the bindings varying from plain cloth
covers TO oycollont roycroft effects,
Tho exhibits In hand work are In,
,orcstng Thoy include two model
houses one built by kindergarten stu.
dents, and the other by those Of the
first grade, The houses are completely
furnished with wall paper people FUR
niluro and carpets, IN the eighth grade
room the display includes an exhibit OF
furniture, all homemade, and all IN use
IN the room, The older boys IN the
manual training department are rec
sponsiblc for the work,
\ model coal mine IN part Of the
fourth grade exhibit onoh detail OF u
real mine being 30 skllfully depicted az
10 give AN excellent idea Of mIno In
operation, A mountain has boon erect.
cd, tunnels dug cars put In operation
and even the split coal dust along tho
tram track Is shown,
The sewing work IN u fonturo that np.
ponls 10 the lovers OF the practical
Books Of advancing efforts are on dis.
play showing crude patch work and Nm.
Ishod art effects, The mcndng and
dnrnlng IL not overlooked, but given an
important place,
The pottery exhibit " interesting, IL
Includes some ilno modelling IN clay
undor the direction Of Mrs Virginia &,
stephens IL IN collected IN cabinet,
ms in also a number OF samples of bnR.
kot work done Ny ptudcnts under tho
direction OF Miss IGNORE Sampson,
prof. stewart of the University OF
l'tnh, IN charge " ths Normal school
states that IN his opinion the exhibit
oyccls that on display nj ~, Louis, ana
should make n favorable impression for
the Utah schools, ...~-..-..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19

MINISTER DEAD.
Rev. rrasklln l. Arnold Passes
Away Suddenly as Result
OF Pneumonia,
Ne WAS I'LL BUT 4S HOURS.
Led an Active Lie Until a Short Time
Ago When lie Retired From
Local Paslolatc

Rev. Franklin j. Arnold formerly
pastor Of the Westminster Presbyterian
church In this city, died at hs resi-.
dcncc, 2lN Iowa avenue, at 1880 p, m,
yesterday after am Illness of only lS
hours, from pneumonia, In he Noth
year Of his age, ana arrangements for
the funeral are now pending,
Mr. Arnold appeared To be- In hls usu-
al excellent health Tuesday morning,
ana the previous sunday had actively
assisted AZ the Westminster church
services. he Wng at home alone Tues.
day afternoon when hc WAS suddenly
sto2od with Il chill Mrs, Arnold found
him becoming worse on her return
homo not long aftcrward, ana every
measure was adopted 10 help him, But
the patient continued To grow worse,
NJ the disease quickly assumed "A moro
Nlrulcnl form, ana In Is hours be pass
ed away,
The deceased was native Of ohio,
ana graduate ~ Obcrlln college, lie
entered he Presbyterian ministry "a
years ago, and FOR u number Of years
was a missionary with headquarters NJ
the B0boOn mission on the west coast
Of Africa, but the climate had such
an effect on Mrs, Arnold's health that
they were compelled 10 return "a the
United states Mr., Arnold then nllcd
several pastorntes IN Ohio, removing
10 Evanston Wyo, In 1875, when he
was pastor Of the Presbyterian
church there for 10 years Then
he accepted cnll to tho
Westminster Presbyterian church In
this city, remaining pastor until 1895
retiring M that date ON account OF nd.
vunclng years, Since then Mr., Arnold
has resided quietly with Mrs, Arnold IN
their Iowa avenue home, engaging In
religious work Us olton as his strength
would allow lie was OF peculiarly
genial ANA loyenblc nature and was
generally known ne Father Arnold,
Mr. Arnold leaves wife ana Ave
children The latter include two sons
living IN Germany one occupying a iu.
diclal position, while the other IN a pro-
fessor IN one Of the German universe
ties, A third son " prominent nttor-
noy practising M Laramie, ana fourth
son resides nj Evanston daughter
Mrs Charles stone, wife OF the banker
resides also NJ Evanston, MI and Mrs
Stone were on route oNet on n trin
when Mr. Arnold died, aud they were
reached by wire nt Chicago,
The funeral VIII be announced later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
PLEA FOR SALARIES,
state Board Of Health Sending Com
munications 10 Country Authorities

The state board Of health IN sending
out tho following official circulars
"Tho secretary N sending communl-
cations to the various town and county
authorities urging them to pay reoson-
able compensation for the service OF
health officers, II IN suggested that
health officers also shall interest thom-
selves In this subject ana represent to
the authorities employing them the Inn
portnnco Of the work ana the amount
IN each ease which would provide roa-
sonablo remuneration for their services,
II IN conceded that the health officers Of
this state are AT best undcrpald, and
many Of them receive no compensation
whatever for tho performance Of their
responsible duties. 1t IN believed how
over that when the attention Of the
proper authorities IL called to tho UNI.
fairness ana injustice thus worked upon
both the health officer and the commn.
nifty he " required TO serve, they VIII
DO moro than willing to lnQugurnte n
reform md ALLOW reasonable fees or
nalarles,' ,,...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
MORO OUTLAWS.
Those Agains, Whom Gen Wood
Went Have Been Killed,

Mania, May 10 The Moro outlaws,
against whom Non, Leonard Wood has
been campaigning, have been Killed in
acton together win all the principals,
Tho outlaws were supporters ana fol.
lowers " the sultan Of Sulu, The
large chiefs Of the island 0f Jolo we're
not involved The outbreak was pure.
ly an aggregation W plrntlca outlaws
and dlsordory characters of Sulu and
the other Islands stretching down 20
Nornoo, The positions selected by tho
outlaws Tor defense WCfo m almost I'm.
ponclrahle junglcs, ana exceedingly
strong, prohibiting the usc " artillery
ana nooossllatlng close contact ana an
assault IN two Instances Gen, Woods
forces sustained n l0fs OF nine killed,
81 wounded, al " whom are doing
we'll Tho Conslubulary Mad two Killed,
Tho lattor were hlghly pla.god by Gen.
Wood who sud,
"Tho troops behaved uponddly, ana
performed mis- dlllleult service In u
highly crodllablc manner"
Gen, Wood has returned ~ Hambo.
anga, wlJh the troops
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
10 PAoEs-LAsT EDITION.

asserted that he had Information from
u source IN which he has implicit con.
ndoncp that the strike WIN come To an
enl Wllhln n hours, or within As hours
~ The latest Thuo VIII bo no formal
declaration NJ calling N Of the boy
colt ne said, The mon who are 10.
employed VIII quietly 80 back 10 work
ana the ban viii be lifted without
doinQnslratlon of any sort
nave heard nothing whatever ot
NOch a settlement ns the newspapers
ore printing today The strikers are lis
sllurlod ana have promised to take 10
information from tn papers The mon
posi- lVry VIII not 20 back to Work nm
w me STRIKE has boon settled ollicinlly'
simultaneously with Mr. Cooka state.
honl c1mo u report credited 10 n mcln'
per o' the Employers association, who
ls u department store lender, that ho
hAd reason To believe the strike wOula
be officially called on II u promise woie
nlndo Ia the strike leaders that there
wouli be no prosecution IN the fedora,
court OF the mon now included IN tho
charges oi violation OF the court IN.
functions, Dell Stevens Of the Depart
ment store Drivers union admitted thot
lIls hllornoOn matters would be
brought To a Focus by the rank and lllc
OF ms union No n meeting between tho
union mon ana some of tho employers.
IRON ms meeting large results VIII
como watch The meeting for Holllq.
menl,. the union man sud
Whom President Gumpors loft thlcn z,
last night II II said ShorIn' Barrett was
gwen authoritative Information that
while there would be no formal cnpItu,
olion ON either side of the controversy,
the alriklng tcumstcre and the employ.
ors would quietly morgo interests ANA
restore lcuco, The sheun was Informed
that If the law abiding mombors Of tho
union could DO rolnstatod, the strike
would not last ~ hours Shcrn Bar
relt declared mat he had been Informed
that such men would be- taken back,
The national executive honrd NJ tho
TpamWcrs' union camo 90 Chicago hi,
afternoon the board mOmhorR met IN
the plllco 0f the Van Toamrlors' union,
secrecy guarded the session, President
shea was not prcscnt aul few officials
of the tcnmBtois Joint council
Tho police wore called 10 clark ana
Lake Htrools today to rescue "A toAmsler
ON an Employers leaning company
wagon which had become stalled I'm n
rUl Tho wagon was loaded with goods
for Reid, Murdoch " Goa ana was pro.
toctod by one policeman, when the
wagon became stalled crowd Of 1000
persons gathered jeering ana hoollng at
the nun.unlon tcamstor Becoming
boldor The crowd began 10 throw de.
c0yod fruit and other missiles, A riot
eau brought 20 patrolmon who forced
their way to the wagon and rescued
the non'unlon tcnmsterH, No arrests
were made,
President Shea, Of tho toamstors un.
Ion whom told Of tho declaration or
Mayor Dunno ana Shorlff Barrett said
There ls no man In this world that
has power 60 cull this strike M or
mako amy such settlement The team.
stcrs Joint council alone has that pow.
en- The council has not considered any
such proposition"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
SCHOOL EXERCISES,
Program to be Feature IN Assembly
Hall on Juns o.

The program for the commencement
exercises pl the Salt Lako county
schools has been prepared by County
Supt smith The exercises viii be held
IN Assembly hall ON Tuesday June d.
at II O'Clock a. m, The program follows
I'm fun,
Instrumental selection u,,,ur,u,,,,,
Prayer u,uuu,,",Rey T. II, Gilbert
Pilgrims Chorus ututu,p Graduates
Address of Wolcomou,TW Trustee Soronson
Address 10 graduates
n,u,u,,n Dr. JamoB w. Talmngo
NnlcdCtory ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
,u,Dllrma Parry sandy DIST n
Musical selection ,,,,lp,,,,,,,r,,,.
Essay student representing class win.
ming scholarship,
Address, "rho Educational out.
lOON' u,uupuu,r trustee CrOpo
Presentation Of corllhcatosn,u,,,.,
n,,,,,nou.. Rupl John W Smith
Chorus, Courage u,pnuu Graduates
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
RUSSIAN GOLFERS.
or Mia BE Under Super.
vision of French GunboNts,

Saigon French Cochin.Chlnn, May 10
roriy.throe golfers, mostly Russian ana
German, have anchored IN Mia BE under
the supervision Of tho French punboat
Twenty similar ships are on Capt g.
James near hero, under the supervision
Of the French cruiser D'AssaN
Tho Russian transport kion Nv still IN
tho commercial port of Saigon
No moro direct noWs of the Russian
feet N expected here beyond what mlght
be received from refugees should ilRhtIng
occur IN the ncIghOorhOod of tho pos3a.
doro Islands,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
the JURY FINDS JOHANN
H0Ch GUILTY or MURDER

Chicago, May lO,-Thc jury In the caro-
OF johann noch found him guilty OF
wife murder today ana sentenced him
Co death
when the verdict was announced
iIoch stood In a stupor lie nodded his
head lie seemed unable TO realize
what was said, After " moment Of ri.
lcnce he asked the question "anothcr
onc7" No person understood what he
meant A balm tapped him on the
shoulder and tried to bring him to-
Several women who had been awaiting
the verdict tainted In the court room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
CHRISTY RULED OFF.
Faculty Of l., D. s, U. Decides That IIo
" Not Eligible as a Student,

The faculty OF the Latter.day saints
University has decided that Sidney
Chrlsty ls not eligible to enter the state
meet tomorrow This ls u dssppoInt.
mcnt 10 the school, since II most prob
ably means the loss ~ At least 4 points
namely the two hurdles
The matter came up this morning
when the faculty learned that Chrlsty
had been entered for competitions lie
has not been carrying hls work this
year M school since registration, aud
the faculty decided that his work as u
student this year has been 20 small In
amount that the number of hours to his
credit could not cniitle him to enter the
lists as representative Of the H. u.
= H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
BURGLAR CAPTURED.
Broke Into Second South Street ga.
loon, but Was Not Very Successful

A man glvIng the nnmo Of w, A. Fisher,
ngod 80 yenre, was arrested ut 7 o'clock
this morning by Officer Simpson, ON tho
charge of burglary Fisher broke into u
saloon at " cast second South street, but
did not steal anything lie prIcd open
the cash register with u pookoiknlic, and
broke the blade, leaving II IN the register
Tho Knife and u revolver and ~ rounds
was also learned that he had stolen u
mandolin ANA eomo RmAll ,rlnklola from
man m Murray The things woro found
IN rlshorp room Oh South Temple VII oct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
THREATENED TO KILL HER
,, +, Griffin Assaulted His Vito and
Was Accordingly Arrested.

n, Is Grimm was arrested near Rlng.
ham junction aat evening by Deputy
shonot Edwards ON the charge of as
suullmg his Wife, NltH Edilh Grimm
II IN alleged that ON Jam %, 1908, urlr'
I'm made nm assault upon hls vito with
a revolver ana threatened to KIN her
A complaint WNa issued against him
but he was not arrested mil SoHlcr-
day llo VHs taken before Justice
Williams M bingham Junction and VIA
gguO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
n. Y. Transfers Won't Strike,

Now York May lo-Tho brotherhood
Of TcNmslcrs has decided not TO strike
against the Contractors Protective an.
ISOLATION IN sympathy with tho rock.
men ana oyonyators, thus Nyortlng u
repetition In New York OF the chicago
disturbances
At the time the rockmcn ana oSca.
yntors ordered the present strike
they were confident ~ the cooperation
of the tonmators, whose action probnb.
~ van proyont n strike Of the 70, 900
members of the EScayators' union,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
ANOTHER CANARD.
Report Concerning Purchase Of roca.
tollo Advance Absolutely Untrue,

A few days ago a contemporary pub
llshcd story TO IN, offc't that Hon
william Bulge, president Of the Bear
Lake stake Of Zion. had purchased,
presumably for the Church, the Poca'
tolla Advance, and that tho paper
would hereafter be used to represent
the church In that section, That tho
story WAS absolutely false, In evident
from the following card sent 10 The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
A Mold ROBBERY.
Three Young Thieves Rob a
Chicngo Jewelry store,

chicago, May l0-Attof cutting telo.
phone wires leading 70 ,ho loWolry store
of fLOuls Antoine I'm North avenue,
lhfoc younR robbers last night fasten.
ol the front ana rear doors Of the place
with iron bars, then smashed in "A
large plate GLASS window IN the front
ana escaped with diamond rings and
gold watches valued at $500, The thoft
was committed I'm exactly the Same
manner AZ me robbery OF me icNelry
store Of y y, L1ndo In West Melsnn
street. last Tuesday night, and the poe
llco are convinced the same men Wcro
engaged IN his robbery Tho rata oo.
CURED while the street was lightly
brilliantly, ana while scores OF persons
Wcrc passing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19

"Novs by Hon. Alfred Nudge, Judge
OF the district court Tor the FIRM W.
dIohl district Of the state of Idaho
Paris ldnho, May H. 1905.
Editor Doserot NcWs, Salt Lake tliy
Utah My Dolr sir There IL absolute.
~ M truth Ia the report that Hon,
william Budgo ~ this place has pun
chased the pocHt'llo Advance, or amy
other newspaper I'M this or amy other
state, Ito never has thought ~ DONG
So Thpro IN mo- momhcr of his emily
that han eyer thought " doing 80, Tho
report h mlRc, and without the least
foundation IN fact Yours otcp
ALFRED pUDOE