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RESUMPTION. Southern Railways Through Trains to the East. Nos. Al and 42

First number I (West bound train will arrive Memphis on its former schedule ar Goo q. m. October 2Gth. 1905
 Firss number F fEast bound train will leave Memphis on is formeT schedule at 1f:oo ,. m. October 2G-h 1905.
 These are elegant full ves-ibuIea rains, carrying baggage cars and coaches between Memphis and Wash inston w!.hou- change. and elegant Pullman sleepers between Memphis and New York without change, with Dining car service east of Cha-tanoo a.
 The route is via Chattanooga to Bristol over Southern Railway, Nor. foiA and Western Railway thence ta L,nchburg, Southern Railway again thence 10 Washington and PennsyI. vania F. R.. thence 10 New York. Through tickets, through baggage checks and through berth reservations on application 10,
 C. A. DeSaussure. DPA..
 L NJ. Desaussure. C.P. ETA,
 Memphis, Tenn.
 Memphis, Tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

@ ! -=411. .a7ariab. have ass .aa=- count. A J be -aaeest1. lle raee of N2 people make 1=t llear 4.eze flat this republic
 .s-.. s.al aa. matters na z-at troubles H fraat4l taFz.-4 #.-l fo1aaat ahaken. YOU 6A% ALWAYS T Iii. PEOPLE Tlez IernaaI and viii have laes Ie zz. giag b be heard, and when they ar. asf1.T
 J=re hardy tai a England that aes not control s Whatever is increased te r4st of citz SHOULD BELONG IO LIE CITY. I.e Ieflsoad give away the franchises. Whether it 4I .a them tooferate public utilities t small importance sN & @ :ne et franchises, aeiv should be position giving awaz take them back. The which should 6 should be for possible shorter the better IHa OWNERSHIP should ALWAYS remain with ae city.
 THERE NOTHING PUBLIC OPINION THERE WILL CASES OF JogsERY MUNICIPAL EasH1P HERE AS THERE ARE NOW BUT MUST CEASE 4 RESULT OPINION
 This insurance affair has made profound impression throughout Europe It amazing that Americans willing lend their good financial institutions where they do have time perform their duties They simply deeov ducks. The need those lend their money and their good and guard both eaosly and who will conduct their public offices they would their m business
 OUR BUSINESS STANDING IN THE ESTIMATION OF EUROPE DISCLOSURES INSURANCE INVESTIGATION.
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The Boss and the Refcrmer
By EVERETT COLBY. Antieorporat.on Stat

fEexcou 7E need public life today reorrners WHO KNOW O THEIR BUSINESS. We have number of amateurs
 " who with the best intentions in the world fail
 make good and accomplish results simply because they don't understand the game The eorraer rule fails appreciate that politics, any other walk of life, the who good work MUST KNOW about the materials which he handles and the men he works with The boss and his breed but if he the reforner who him have give the people thing better and the boss and legitimate demand allaan element stand between the lawmakers and the people
 The boss the originally whom the people looked FOR HELP He understood the needs of the poor and the conditions der which they lived It nothing less than human sympathy that the boss lis ho and WHEN HE LET GO OF IT he lost his influence and fell It this sympathy and confidence that the former give to the people he hopes be service. Now he nilste because the people large little streak in reforme and lack of sympathy The people feel
 though the rcformer trying reform them JUST FOR THE SAKE OF REFORMING THEM because it's going to make their lives brighter and happier
 They look upon reorner who pleased jail than do kind And know such And they that rctoners themselves ing spirit than they do they don't be reformed AND DON'T BLAME THEM We need deeper knowledge of hu- marity and les self satisfaction with righteousness
 WE NEED MORE REFoRMERs, oeRsTANo FEEL, SEE AND KNoW-sRoAD. GENEROUS, OPEN MINDED AND OPEN HEARTED A TO Do
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SELLING OUT AT COST.

Ny stock hos been selling fast. but I still have several hundred patterns from which to select You can buy my stock by the piece or I will make same np. Why wait when you can g5f . suit at cost?
 FRED SCHNEIDER.
 Merchant Ia lor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

t is extremely unreasonable to give less attention to the advertising than 10 any other department of business and yet expect the biggest results of all from it.-Loekport, N. Y, Jour nal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

If a merchant should undertake to .eliver his circular al thousands of homes every afternoon for a year he would find that the cost would be many times greater than the price ot s newspaper alyertisine-s Scranton. Pa, Truth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
Recent Russian Outrages Against the Jews Were
 Officially Sanctioned"
SCAR sIRAus. Ex-united States Minister to Turkey

OSCAR sIRAus. ates Minister Turkey ~ far as familiar with history of the Jewish race the catastrophe in Russia greater than suffered O Spain and Portugal the middle ages period
 of the crusades Never before many wounded robbed and rendered homeless now
 It impossible communicate rapidly CEPI THROUGH OFFICIAL SOURCES. Yet these dreadful riots broke different parts of those same day the same hour and evident with care and carried out with the of mighty power and on scale which perhaps has been eqnalcd since Torquenada.
 To who has the slightest knowledge Russia and who possesses candid mind clear comprehensive and gigantic outrage could have been consummaed WITHOUT THE fOSlERlNG HAND OF OFFICIAL SANCTION One cannot resist the belief that 1t all planned and diaboea refinement and cunning.
 IN FACT A PERFECTION ORGANIZATION WAS SHOWN lf4 TIE SLAUGHTER MEN, wuMEN AND cHllpR-sf 2F WHICH HERE IS NO COUNTERPART cAt;. FAlGM IN MANcEURiA. ~f.....
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

A.rer-ts ng c.y 5ls1 as d=s.e. ae HarcE r s.al who 1aE - -E-gz --t@#-- Ear w55 cH
 
 Inf the =-l--l - ~--.r -t--- --3sl-s-- 3I3ee p.-, a-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

The man who puts his advertise. nent in daily paper takes the sur st and most economical way of giv. .ng publicity to lis slras.-Bangor. Me. News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

You can talk to more people for lees money through the newspapers than in any other way-Proftabl Adyer- tisina.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
COTTON BEL TIME CARD.
 Trains North.

Nc 2.-Leare Pine Bluff 1s25 ?. n arrive St Louis Go a m. arrive }ceranhis go ?. No. 4.-Leaye Pine Bluff 12.55 8. IT.. arrive Memphis q Il. arrive S Louis G:o1 ?. h.; arrive Cairo 1:25 p m
 Little Rock Train. No. 32-I-eave Pine Bluff 3:5o ?. IT,, arrive Little Rock 6:2o p. m. No 31-Leave Little Rock s:05 a. m., arrive Pine Bluff 10:35 a. n.
 Trains South. No. 1-Leave Memphis $40 am. leave St. Louis a. a:55 D. m.: arrive Pine Bluff 2:45 p. n.; arrive Texarkana 8:35 ?. m. No. 3.-Leave St. Louis 9:20 D. IT,. ]: leave Memphis S:2o p. m. arrive Pine Bluff l:55 a. m. arrive Texar. lana 7;30 a. IT..
 p. B. A. R. Trains. leave Pine Bluff 2:40 D. I'll. Arrive Pine Bluff 10:1O a. IT,.
 Sunday. Leave Pine Bluff S D. IT Arrive Pine Bluff a. m.
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 ters =&ears.
 -7 =rs5.
 F -@aa. rip Fa a59 lc..ss +. ~aazeoe1.s ol-l.@4t herein Ter. 0rg-Il..a .z a.l points DE- east aa -5r.a of -E= :. L5aEs-Ca.csz5 line 5t he ( an4 ?. | r2t-roa Iowa. as .aiazs Michigan. al points . .I.c.s.- gan a1rrh and west Of Lake Michigan Ninnas1ra, aIl points: Missouri. al joints north Of ae s Loa5s-KaGsa. aboee. .- .sa zcr-a having, and the City line Of 5he Missouri Pacific raj road excePe eaat tickets are 1o- C De sod to S Louis and Kansas Ctzs TT % any point within oae aaa4r=e miles Of S- Louis e Naasas C.=e= Nebraska. atI points Norza Dak9zaz B95z-s5 soa-a Da5za-a, aEl points t.zzeas.a. al. pofa=s. Ra=e-OYaz -a-e [ one aaz1 oae-zi4iirall f-ar=s for -lt.. r9aH4 trip. Dates of saIe-Qcto5@f to and 2t. and November T and 28 Return Itm5-Tatety days from date Of sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
A RUSSIAN DEFEAT.
offered n Desperate Resistance
Hut 10 No Purpose,

Toxic, July n, =, MA special lclo-
gram from Ohru MyH that the RUS
SLAMS dc(ontod at nallno were about 400
strong with six field and three machine
guns, and taking tho fullest advantage
of the Typographical character Of the
district, offered the most desperate
resistance, The Russian positions wer1
hidden among thick forest and II wuB
impossible for the Japanese gunnors 90
make correct observation, The can-
nonAdc however was opened by the
Japanese nt u o'clock ON the morning
of July I and wan Kept NJ until dusk
the Japanese infantry gradually gaining
ground, closing In ON the onomy's line
Of defense, awaited an opportunity for
the final charge, II WAS nearly two
hours past midnight when the cnomy's
first line of defense, strengthened by
borrcadcs ana trenches, was taken,
This success WAS vigorously followed
up, but II was not until o'clock on
the morning "a July That the enemy
was driven out OF the second line uf
his defense and victory secured with
trophies of -four field and one machine
guns, The nature Of the ground OK.
posed the Japanese nssaRnnts to "A great
disadvantage and risks,
II was believed that owing 10 the
short supplies OF ammunition and pro.
visions the Russians at S0khalin could
not hold out much longer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
KOkEA'S TRADE
U. 3. Minister Allen Says War
Has Not Hurt It,

Seattle, wash, July T. Dr, Horace
Newton Allen, retiring envoy oNtrnor-
binary and minister plonipotcntiUry
from the United states to Korea, was "A
passenger on steamship Minnesota, on
his way to Washington to surrender
his portfolio DG Allen has been min.
lstcr eight ycnrs and IN the consular
and diplomatic service of the country
~ years tie has resided IN Korea -
years, he stated mat NJ rolros volume
larlN his term of Office having oX.
pirpd
Discussing the influence Of war on
Korea, he said
"rhc trade OF the country has not
suffered, As a matter of fact trade IN
the aggregate has Increased, The FIRST
battle was fought at n point 20 miles
from the cit. I'm tho harb0r of Chcs
mulpo, and throc Russian warships
were sunk After that nothing uns
usual occurred In Seoul save the march.
Ink of troops through the city TO the
north, The city WnN always run of
Jnpanoso soldiers, but they were under
splendid discipline ana perfect order
wnH maintained
Or Allen denies that he harbors amy
m feeling towards Senator Foraker ~
Ohio, who " said 10 have hocn inatrn'
mental I'm obtaining a change IN the
dIplomntic service IN Korea, lie statos
that he rotires voluntarily ana Win
the best Of feelings toward all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
BOISE BANKERS HIT,
savcral OF them Indicted for Copnoc.
ton With Land Frauds,

Land officials here are not a little m
tcrostcd IN the news that comes from
Boise to the cifoct that several lending
mcn bankers, had been indicted there
for connection with some of the bis
land frauds that have been under M.
yes,lgdtion there for some time by the
grand jury
There are four counts against zach NJ
the following four men for conspiracy
10 doGWud the general governments
George i liostoG Cashier Of the l,rNlAs
tom National bank, William r. kottou.
hnch president of the Lewiston Natlou-
al bank, lckson O'kcofo of ATotln,
WASH william DWyor Of tlnrkNon
Wash, For conspiracy 10 delrnud me
United states, George II, kcstcG VIII
liam r. koltonhuch ana jackson o.
kocfc, three counts ouch For sun.
ornaton Of perjury George n, kostor
ana clarence ", Rohncti, hoOkkccpor
for the Lewiston National bank For
perjury, ivan Coruotl ud q number OF
persons whose names have not yet been
given to the public For these bench
warrants have been issued, From gon.
,lomon IN Salt Lake who live In Idaho
II IL learned that the indictments nave
caused wild, spread interest not to soy
surprise, II ~ stated that the cases
win be fought 10 the hardest klnd OF u
finish,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
WILL PROD THE CASE.


The Scncllcr huuk mudllc which hAR
been quiet since Referee I'm Bankruptcy
Charles Baldwin and Trustee Noud "
bluRrN ceased tu examine mrmhCu ur
,ho family " again lo lhu Pore This
time There IT, u beginning Of activity on
the part Of tho CREDITOR ln learn WhN poo
little progress e. brnF mad. u dUpoa
ing ~ bank assets and declaring = dNl.
dNd on1ho.cloim ol Dh' dcpu.IloT
Tho NHnilmont b. hWdh ono uf conn.
plant lul u gnDrIl 'rDlWp d. RruNlua
mat ihp Hurry On urH' rslIlp uyuu6luurl
hN the Nlrlt ui tlu l.pH AuhD.U. mon thlH
tpnhg, war oulN temporary uul thut
tllr' can hy made uuN lu aB good uu ad.
Nunlugr nH any time within Che nest tow
NonlN For thlt reason th,N oppose UOld.
lOF ou 10 ihn neal estate ui the luk
hoping lo ull ~ sumu time U tho future
a. higher price Rather they favor close
lnR ln lhr mlilur uud actually gDltUU
IN coNn what can hu md The legal rN.
p'uN'n n'lrloiulo nave MANAGED iu cone
sumo about All mat could hp taken ln
enu 'hgN Don favor lutng the cln' rest
Tor several years before n 10 closed.
TO drlormlnr IL line If action m tho rU.r.
\ meeting ot creditors has boon called
Ia bo held IN the residence NJ Nh doc
Iuldor ui tuldurt l'Ul, station. HIofluv
Nounr July 3D. M b u'rlork .m mo
creditors dpslru 70 full ATTENDANCE su that
Whatever decision f. arrived U viii lr
representative They win then tdyl.u
Trustee bMkoN az their Wph,. I'm lo
matter NJ holding ltU r.lu'u CO.. selling
NJ once,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
TRANSFERS MAKE
STAMPEDEFORWORK
Barns Of Strike Affected Firms
Resiescd by Men Who Have
Been Idle for Mouths
APPLY FOR REINSTATEMENT.
Of 1000 Men Who Quit Not More Ihaa
1900 VIII Get Places During
Next Few Days

Chicago, July g. --reimstor strikers
who last night gave up their long ptrng.
gle against tho employers broke ranks
today IN stampede Tor work, The
barns Of the strike affected firms were
bcsicgod By mon who have been idle
for months and whose places ha,o been
filed by non'unlon men, The employ
crs IN many cases announced that there
wor0 yacan ,ics for only o foM Aot more
than 1000 mon who quit not more than
J 900 or 1900 win be rcinstntod during
the noyl few days, The coal teamsiors
and truck drivers did not Join IN the
rush for re.omploymcn, today
The order of the tcamstcrs Joint
council which authorized the surrender
was for all men on strike 20 ASK for re-.
instamonot this morning, Both tho
truck divers ana the coal tcnmstom
baked AT this ana planned 10 hold
meetings tonight and light II out un.
III they can 20 back To work like union
men, However, the boycott against
business houses has been lifted Of.
ncinly by the action OF the council
ana II IN expected there viii b. NO more
sympathetic strikes of toaWstcrs,
Nearly every one OF tho strikers AT
department stores filed applications for
reinstatement In many eases the men
were put TO work Immediately Al one
store number Of men Who oboycd
the order to strike stood In line today
and signed applications forfcltng their
right 10 wear buttons Of their union cN-
posed, The express companies which
back any Of their former employees
Police protection VIII not DO withdrawn
for few days at least as clashes be-
tween non'union and union mon are
feared when the latter return 10 work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
VIEWED AS A SERIOUS MATTER.
,,uoh,lL Bonusrman Moves Adjourn
men, Of the Commons While Gov
crnmcot Delibera'es
RESIGNATION HARDLY PROBABLE
:, r,ioola Centcrs II Is Asserted
Premier VIII Stand or Fell by Out
come Of Motion OF ccnSure'

,.r,on mly 2l--'hc house OF com
.,n, "a, barely half an hour today ana
%,, adjourned until MondaS TO a""l'
,Do' soycrpmont's decision regarding US
"mTo course Of action In view OF 'Oo
A,,,,, of the ministry last nlgh' On
Iopn Rcdmonde motion to rcou'e 'oo
,,,c fm Inc irish land commission
tre boufc was packed and much pa
,,o,,.m Mas visible ON all sides ana
,h.,o uae a. disposition to view the de-
t,l Of the government os more serious
n,n n MAS generally regarded In the
nry hours lhis momirW, Immediate
h aoa, the house had assembled sir
HENRY Campbell. Banncrmun, the Lip'
ol leader moved lls Adjournment de-
,l,rns mat II would be unHccmly uns
der the circumstances To proceed WIN
hutlnc,F white the government MaH
tonadcrng ~ position, Premier bnl-
Iour. however declined 10 adjourn we
hongo until the bill dealing WIN mo
difference of the Scottish United gree
church ANA INC Fl'N tUNl'N I"' W''N
passed. TINS WAS quickly accomplish.
"a. The house roNo and the excited
members awarmod into tho lohbloN
eagerly discussing The probable decision
Of lhc cabinet which had been SUM
moncd 10 meet this afternoon
The Wow that the government VIII ro'
ngn, however ls not held In circles gem
fnly well informed OF the govern.
mtntt intention and It " reiterated
hll the resignation Of the BaltOur mlns
igy "a not likely In Wow Of the ulmoat
pucllWl certainty that the government
WIN be rchabilltaled 10y itg norma ma.
bry on the trial Of strength luly "a
10 which thc opposition formally
challenged the ministry
Tho Unlonsl members of the house
oiOmmons are busily signing a mem.
orhl 10 the premier agalnst clthor the
ltsImilion NJ thc government or tho
dissolution of parliament In tho
rnony roulcrs like the carlton club,
4 i confidently asserted that Mr. Bal.
four will stand or fall according 20 the
outcome OF Mondays motion of oen'
tuM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
WEATHER. CONDITIONS.
''o'r0l Outlook over the Coun.
Try Il Encouraging.

s,"o,al.'lOslon July sl.-Tho United
mo., o,. n,.y..,her buroau today glvoa
ponSr,i ,',u'uullHnRlng information nv 10 the
ebrnnnll weather conditions, From ihe
p'"uI l",'lIE hot 20 the abnormally cool
bh,W. ,o p' the trend OF the ptmoe.
"1N record The report saysl
uoan' temperature continues ia fdll
HnGN ~ sew England, the middle Al.
OG,o ,''W9''s the lake region and the
hii A. ',u'M IN the lake region tho
upe W. temperatures has now continued
Nm sLh or ~ hours ~ n consequences
NM" 'nu'"llullully cool weather IN reported
gion Wn'",,llng from the upper lnko no.
Weau" .'O lllhl frost nt Iscnnabn, Tho
bsIII olNo has turned cool I'm ,he
,,sn" w, Missouri ana Middle Mis-.
upleln ,,Ill'gH Rain hna fallen In
tonu' ~ missouri, southern mdlnnn and
I'm ~, VI UIln0lN, Kentucky ana west .
Manu- 'H'oo South Dakota, Western
lt,sd' ,Nl ana there have been scnt.
ho,nt,u lhundorHtorma IN the Rocky
for torIo,, 'Rlohs ana the southwest
h nWG,,Nll ana Saturday fair weather
lev sWI ''.'p except IN the Ohio val.
A19rI 'ho south portion of the middle
Nhor w, suites and North cnrollnn.
bu,,uuNerb are probable, II viii NO
,on w vooler tonight In the onst nor.
4, conw, we middle Atlantic slntos ma
vDonUnNollon of the nroso,t " ",i
Or lolo' ln we OHIO valley and the low.
WYNN lor the next 30 hours,n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS
Closing Day Of the Conference n
Very Busy One,

Portland or, July 2i--rhc closing
fay Of thu conference on charities and
corrections found scarcely any falling
Nh IN the attendance ana none IN tho
chlhWmsm Resisting all temptation
o spend The last hours of the stay In
Portland 300 sightseeing or exploring tho
exposition the delegates transacted u
Gays business ne great or greater than
We lusy days that have preceded,
Fubllc DCpoudnntN," was the subject
lglolo The general session, The report
~ We committee by Chairman George
WILSON was followed by the Nd.
nr'm ol sherman g, Kingsley, super
ulcNlehl of lho chicago Relief and Aid
poolel{ on Public DEFENDANTS and the
tw,o Mr. Kingsley dwoll upon the
aVV,s al me states toward their de-
'NQlnW TIE cited the many short.
WolnW Of the usual state mRllluton
VI lno treatment Of unlonunalca and
h0N' pointed advice IN what manner
,9,s. ctlls should be corrected, His
ullu'w Wds appropriately followed by
W.' OF larry Mccormack, secretary To-
VI, county ugnt Of Cook county, H.,
no 9aNonlcd IN strong terms remedial
,sHulloN Tor certain classes of dc.
lNVOllNi
NV. lll'lo were generally discussed,
note, 'N' ''''"''N N'F'
rNSno OF NE most interesting papers
pWWU'l lp the sectional mootlnpg WINS
w." vi Alit. Alice N, Lincoln OF Kos.
,n Nlo described the rlrvnlo union
h,1h, homes and mentioned several
ul.H,llk oNpCrimonig I'm connection
Al lone,n Mr" l,lllooln'H paper dwolt
Of nnh 'l' me subject Of classification
unv XIV V,pendNnts, and discussed
,as n,Ul,u u'lWDlliiy Of extending rlr-
"''''''1 throughout the country,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
strikers Held for Rioting

New York, July 2i,--Fiiiy striking
members of the United Garment Work.
ors Of America are bomg held IN the
1ombs prison on charges Of rloting
The prisoners recently quit their Jobs
I'm an llsponnrd street cloak factory,
Yesterday they made descent on an.
other factory where they DECLARED
work was being done for their old ON.
ployorH. Clonks for the latter were de.
atroycd, II II charged, IN great quan'''
ties,
police reserves hurried TO the scene
aud after sharp encounter put me
eulkore TO rout, capturing 30, Tho
prIaoners declare they caused no dam.
mo but merely visited the factory TO
induce the workmon there to strike In
sympathy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
C0L0RED CHAUFFEUR.
Announced Appearance Among Local
Auto Drivers Causes Protest.

The rhinourV club NJ SUl Lake.
when WAS organized among automobile
drivers to prevent rcklopU uec of ma.
chimes, ana teach newcomers how tn
handle ears before getting out onto the
street, has just had am unexpected
problem 10 meet This Was the proven.
ton of the introduction Of the colorcd
ear drlyor az a Salt Lako fixture, The
negro driver was Objectionable IN the
CLUB az II placed their work ON u level
that would drive the best men from
H. ANA tend 10 lower the class of diiv.
crs generally Accordingly the uu.
nonnoomrnt that carr Elcrs, u wealthy
mining man, who owns big tonnoau
ear was going To introduce u colorod
man Ia the ranks ~ o. chuffpurs, ere.
ntod 40 llttlc sllr \ meeting Of the
club was hastily rnllpd, ana after dW.
cuspng The matter a WINS decided IN
place the matter before Mr. EllorN
ana Hro n he would not spo II aN they
did The committee found him glud Ia
meet them, ana ARE loud I'M their praise
Of his courteous treatment ana also ~
the 'uct that he promised not lo bring
The "olorcd gentleman after tho mat.
ter had been stated to him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
Bar Iron Association Dissolves,

Now York, July 81 Statements made
IN trade circles are TO the effect, says
the journal Of Commerce, that the
eastern bar iron association has been
dissolved,
This was the last OF the moro impor.
tant pools 20 remain intact Az q re-
suit OF this the manufacturers At their
meeting on Wednesday, when they de.
cldod to make no change In prices,
met M individuals, and not az mem'
alton, There " still however a gen.
tlemNn's agreement In regard 10 pro.
duction and prices,
Under the pool arrangement, II IN un.
dorstood that the manufacturers were
under penalty FOR violation OF the
agreement but IN consequence OF the
dissolution this docs not hold at the
present time. :.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-21
JOHN PAUL JONES,
Squadron of Warships Bringing
His Body " Sighted,

Newport II, H. July 2l,..Tho squad
ron ~ warships under command OF
Rear Admiral SiRsbco which ~ bring.
INK 20 this country from France the
body Of John Paul Jones was spoken TO
by wireless telegraph early today The
following message was received nj the
government, torpedo station here.
"Wlll arrive NJ Chesapeake papca
saturday mornmg II weather continues
layomb' No incidents ON passage
THIS message was sent through the
NnnluckrLllRhl ship which the squad.
ron pissed during the night,