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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Another Victory Has Been Scored
In Idaho Through Election
OF S, A. Plnney,
DUBOIS. STATESMAN COMBINE
Announcement Made Through a Clreu
lar and Scattered Broadcast
Throughout the City,

Special Correspondence
n OlSE Idaho, July a.. Another Re.
rs publican Victory has been scored
- In Idaho through the election this
Ncok by an overwhelming maJor-
lly Of James A. pmncy AZ mayor Of
Boise CITY, Mr. Plnnoy carried every
ward ana precinct IN the city and was
elected by a majority Of 900 over his
opponent, $, H. Hays, Democrat Tho
total number of votes east was 3,l15, Of
which Hays received 1888 and plnncy
zoe \ full Republican council was
also elected by u big majority
QUIET AND ORDERLY
At the polls things were quiet and
orderly Vehicles bearing the names
Of the respective parties represented
were running to all parts Of the city,
bringing IN voters In the evening,
when the polls closed and the results
~ the election were officially published,
great demonstrations took place,
Bombs, hrocraokors ana fireworks were
exploded In great profusion, The 60.
lumbia band with a crowd Of friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
SUGAR CITY ACTIVE.
Work on the Steilens Process
Now Going On,
tpcoInl C0rrosD0ndonol

Special Correspondence,
sugar Cly ldo, July 49, Although
Che coming fall win Dc only the second
season Of the Idaho sugar compunya
sactory at this point, the farmers have
benefited so largely by the lessons Of
last ,ear In this district, ana In tho
year lioyloua around Idaho Fails, that
The acreage this year VIII be AT least
ton Agricultural Supl Mark Austin
feels confident that the sugar factory
viii le taxed TO ils capacity 20 work
ahem II 5000 acres are successfully
harvested, II should mean anywhere
from 5000 10 10000 tons of bcotS for
when the farmers win receive close TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

and 4 win surprise no one " II has 10
hc doubled after thp Hru year n IA
expected that the hauling ol rock WIN
commence I'm the near luluro. as the I'M.
lontion is 10 pat IN the foundation this
fan IA order that It may have ample op'
poriuplty 10 Hcttlo by spring tho
farmers win plrN undor much NJ their
land the fan 20 put n IN idea condition
Tor planting I'm tho spring OF 1900,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
PeasImIsm at CALDWELL

Caldwell Tribune We vaguely wW.
poet that the good roads agitation IN
this state IN about 70 years premature,
careful calculations show that there rs
about AiR milos Of road to every man,
woman ana ohild I'M the state, To make
amy upprociUhlo improvement ON amy
Individuals quota would cost about
$500 mile or nearly $4,000 section
Most ur us haven't the money 10 spare
MRl nd urprpUl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
MeCammon's Pioneer Day,

Pocolcllo Tribune II win be Il grcnt
day whom the 2llh Of July IN celebrated
At Mt'nmmon II WIN bo the greatest
Pioneer day that has ever been wit.
messed IN southern Idaho, Special
trains WIN run from all points TO Me.
common rhcnp rates win he ON sale
for HE occasion. rhoro win be races
Of Oh kinds, ban games, ana other
sports The Eagle Concert band hne
been engaged 90 furnish music for the
occasion Grand parade, representing
the Pioneers moving west In lSi7, X
large program 10 be held IN bowory
erected for the purpose prisoe win BE-
glyo' away n 4, Pond viii be the
spcaN'r Of the day Dance all afternoon
ana evening Everybody treated with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Nampa's Enterprise,

Caldwell Tribune The enterprise of
Nompn In ~ fresh and inyIgowtng q,
May Morning brocso, Having sc.
cured "a Mormon beet sugar Factory
and Mormon orator they ARE now
trying to secure the sent of anll.Mor
mon agitation hy Inducing Senator Du
boly TO locntc In their midst You can,
not holp but admire people who pul
for tholr own town that way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
PAYErTLS SITE CHOSEN,
Hauling of Rock WIN Commence
In Near Future,

Special Correspondence,
payo,lo, Ida, July l3--rho location
for lh' ruyollo sugar factory TO DO
built by the Western Idaho sugar com.
pany has been definitely chosen and Is
about lWo miles from the town ON the
river It is an Ideal site both ~ re-.
CARDS water railroad connection, and
the unloading " bcots. as It stands In
the center of the great rich lgrlcul'
lurnl foctlon, whose fruits and grains
have made payctto famous The plant
win be- one of 600 tons daily capacity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
GOOD Rondsu al salmon.

Capital Sove salmon Lollor,Through
lluo roolhoidmoss In tryng u now
road down a stccp HILL j, w. luNlor
Ir, cam, near passing down the lno
by upsotImg with blk load of logs,
which rolled completely over down the
nm Luckily Ne escaped An IN one
piece win mnll hump added To his
Uranium IN that bump could BE- rood
the fact that roads lhnl are good
enough for other teams win DO very
wen for him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
The Fale Of the Mocker.

SOvr City Nuggct We mrmlFc that
CHARLEY Fomoy viii Qull ioahlug MIS-
vito about holng thrown ont Of a cart
IN which she was riding behind % gen.
llo horse, now that the same horse and
cart have shown him how the lhng WIS
doncbo poug about Win peeled aurlo.
MAR Upprudago and "A check looking
Ike the man az the Philippines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Grca, Outlook for the Sugar Beet
Industry This
Year
SIX PLANTS NOW ASSURED,


w yylTll whit giant Strides ldulo
wv has been proceeding m The
w beet sugar industry niuD'
uth and Idaho capital coined
hands TO Introduce II IN the uom Swto
" wen illustrated by me accounts that
follow IN uut'holl the fou mo
these: utah, after 10 years or hard cu
dcayoG has established hyo factories
within her borders oregon has ono
ana Washington one. Idaho today ON
~ three years after her nrsl company
WAS trgan2td, has lhroc, mud win have
three more within twoNomonlh pos.
sIbly more
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15


United SWtos senator Hepburn Wno
IN Spokane q few days ogo onrou,o
from Lewiston to hls homo at Wallace.
Tolklng 10 a Spokesman lloyiow re-
porter Of the p0lltlcul situation In Ida.
no, Mt lloyburn said
MT Dubois win not be ro.oloplcd 10
ne 'nlicd states senate from Idaho.
Tho legislature WIN send n Ropubllrnn
10 the uppol house / am not gppnkinn
dlsIcsprcllully Of Mr. Dubois, Who IN /,
personal friend Of mine, but II ~ nm
assumed fact that ho win be suporsodoi
nS u Republican at the close nf his
term next year am not participating
lh 'ho senatorial contest IN Idaho. mud
ann prepared to accept M colleague
the man selected to succeed MIR. Dubois.
v have not given up the nRhl to mn.
cure a revision Of the new forest roe
WiV'7 u llUho My next move, how.
ever VIII be on the llour Of the senate.
und II " not my intention 10 adopt pct.
w. inollcs of obstruction but TO donl
WIN me mnltor IN the broad mnnnor
llh Importance warrants"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
choerfully Recommended for
Rhoun,ntlsn,.

pee ?, looi about two years ago wn0
!Nld up for foul moniha with rhoumni lpln'
tried ballnrd's snow LInlmenti one Bot
tie cured me, | can rhorfully fog9ln'
mend IL. all mlcrlng from, ,lko MnlI
ton" g6o Boo, 500 Sod by n G. Nh l.
DRUG nopt v
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

trouble IN several Idaho homes, The
announcement that the haste was oc.
Cushioned from the fact that the sta.
tue NJ limitations was about To run out
IN many eases has startled the specu'
mtNo mind that had II nll ilgurcd out
Thl indications are that there win be
few surprises whon the announce
moniR are made,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
CiIla'nS Are Wrestling Wit a
Great Problem IN the June
lion Burg
MASS MEETING THIS WEEK
Preparations Unlgr Way Tor an fIah.
crate Celebration Of P,ohySr nl}
"a July am

D. j
nr,,rr,r ,,.
''"'' '"'" 'ul' a. me
- lIOtllun thW " ngltHllnR INA
nnHa ana doui,uilus IA, .o..
,cuuuon Of the rced,n,g %, p..
Ol'.,ogt p"o'nt .a that Of water qu..
nv p.upullo u.uuplgn thu unrnyabIo
iusEia,. of, ..,upi,ln,lit, .v.,,,.s ,,,.,
,.., "'''
r..'' IN '"'' '"' "l''""V '' "h'0
individuals iha puus.Wcn.c boUg ,h.t
IN, pr.,ul thultpp,. II ,,nlcf r ,u,r.
uy ~, ,,1 ,r '.,I...,,,na ,,,.,.,''.
''"'''''. '''
""''UfldDllUd lOu N'N'hl w ltD'un
II appears mat the Nutpr poul.uy
vpa plycu iho rr,n,hi., ia l.,,, ,n..' .,.,
th, ,nulr,rt a., sI,nn, l,,' II, LIZ
Unipr ln,nu y.nali}nn ,h,t N r.P
,vrrV rpin,nuhln An, ana ,,tlb n,
,nnEr n,nh '''nu'"'r, ln,,i,mm il, rnr,lu'u
of Nly crook mNG'g' 'nr9", ,".G
mums Increasing Inc ,pp,rltv az r.s,u.
\nita ptp, to mako mo Nnirr .wYpD
ADEQUATE ia the demand Inn uu.
Wthslnudiup ihr claim to bpyr Inn, ',.,
uin,no, A., nIl d,r,miinwn ",,,' Tfo, .'
mains tbnl The raos DTd iN,us u.r
add gu mu,h ia tllo upnnutinrr ,r Un
city, ana That r,nnd lg "A Nllnrss fl, lb.
rlc 'Enp for The MINI of ,,nto,, ''''''
It is stated by some of Inc rl,cn
that the local water pompluv hYa
"pmrh' and rculHinQ lts ndvtnluur /,
carving things Win hlgh hama. nj.
lorly ignoring the terms of thp uu.
tmcl IN so Car us placing main. OF
suihrIoul VIC to convey he water IN luu
cry poos and IN short that II man,
ioolN a disposition to do H II plclfS
regardless Of the protest Of the people
The mandate has Bono forth 'hal
water lor sprmkllng purposes may lo
used one ana ono.hnlr hours por Any
win "a pressure of approximately i've
ponnoF
70 see mat the mAnduto ig enforced
TO th' very letter "ppttcrs the
l'opArd Muu but the twentieth rru'
'uIN E'n,N mono nlp.d or thni name
uln ,n'll9N'U To- seek out ana report
oncnsc md br ui"rmn,i,n Wv INA" y"
,Ip,'l,lol! oi Nu'h conduct VII result W
'1u,,"E Fnul N'l.I tlU' on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

and Forester pmchol are coming to
idaho to Wow the forest reserves, which
means mat ifany tracts Of timber have
escaped their notice they would bo
thunNul ror Information leading Ia
their detection for prompt appropro.
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
A 5lshy Story.

Hepburn Review "Mr and Mrs Sui.
llym ana Mr. ana Mrp smith Of Mini.
,oko caught all the Hsh m Snake river
lbst week II took them from Saturday
hnlIl Monday 10 do H. but the work
was wol done The state nsh com.
mlseIontr.- oh, whore Nua ho2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Looks Good for RoIac.

Nompa Record Hoao win surely get
u through road this time, the Northern
pnd the Butte lines are both headed
Idaho way, ana of course mother one
could afford to miss that routu point.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

Lewiston News Lowlglou IL the only
Simon pure wide open town IN the state
III Idaho Othcr places have their lo.
form epUsma hul none of these ufluct
'ho tenor OF the times IN the gateway.
.lIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Blackioot Congratulated

Nampa Herald, We congratulate
1'lackfoot ON ITS Inability to lose Scna-
lor Dubois
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Hay Derrick Fatalities,

Iomhl Herald There X something
wrong with the style Of 'hay'doWI,k
used N this counlry-or maybe the fAult
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

expenses ~ The Visiting team
Ths legitimate oSponae account M
cIudeS ~ Players ana inc mohdBor'
m''V,N'u' : ""' '''o ,V'S"o Wv ,,''''s.'
-" "s ',' ,'',, ', ,',. Az, ,,,i,a, 80 ,,..
-, ',, .,naI.,, .,',n., ..,. ~,
P''"''"''' WV n"'''u' '''''"' n'' W.
rondy been paid IN 10 insure me rams or
an tho baseball they can tolio In for the
remainder OF the season OF lVoo'
Tho l'Vo ones or inc 'sa'onorlle 'NI
nnn s',. ,..,,. ',n''
W e1V'V' ''''' '''"' INV '''' ''''
NO.. ,.,,,. ~, ..,... ,.u.
NV ""''"' WI N''"'0 ''"'"''
g,,NnA,. ,ttyo
p.,,,,,,o.o, ,,n,,,, @, n,,on.
sugar CITY. ldnho FAILS ,o,.,,ldnno Fans
'o'"''''', n ..''. ,''',",.,'' ''.''"''''
''"'''''
Woel Iooot, supo,N xxx ',,"," sum" ViiV
SUNDAY 1rLy ie
hlNckInol Anthony uu.ust NnlhonY
''''''''', ooN,, NV ''', 49,. '''''"'
RofburR SuRpr CITY upnuuNuPAr CITY
u.pnAV ,p.v m
poco,,il,.,..i. n,u, p,c,,,llo
nockmul HcsmrR decentralization
snraNFt Anthony unn..uSt Anthony
MuNpAN jlLf ="
sugar CitNaRcEnrr. -a,m ..,..RoHNrr
l'"Oo i'l'''N'Ep"'8 pm """N'H'"S
I''''h'N'' '''' d"
loaho Foll"sue'r ''F "'"'"e0S'F envy
ON h'A 10 ''i' "'
pucntollusRrYmiU ..,.,...,.... RpNhurg
or,,r,y r,.yo,
..u. a.. n.n. ,.. ,.,.
IA Anthony. RcNmng .u,,, .Sl. Anthony
sugar Clty.Blaokfuut ,,,....,,BlArLf foot
,n,,,,. ,.,
,,.,,.., n..,.. r.....
'' a.,., 49,.
SATURDAY NIf' b
Blnckfooi. sugar CIV ..,....... guqnr cav
SUNDAY, arc, g.
nlupk foot. Iduho lfulla .......... l1uhp EnllH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

Tho Statesman denies the charge,
however but I, II believed by many
very prominent men here to contain
much truth, At any rate, II appears
that the Statesman would be some.
what embarrassed II II wcrc compelled
To explain fully the course II has taken
IN respect to certain political questions
I'm this state,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
EXPOSE,
EXPOSE,
CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED.
DuBOlS,STATESMAN COMBINE
NEARTUED
REPUBLICAN MEN AND WOMEN
BEWARE,

II has Just come 10 light that the
Statesman has gone over body
and soul 20 Fred 7, Dubois
Ills senatorial aspirations being de-.
pendent upon the success NJ the
statesman In this fight,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
NEXDURO b S1, ANTHONY, 4,

NEHbUl'f o. 81 ANTHONY, T.
Vp at RoSburg ON Thursday the local
team handed out package to the st.
Anthony artists to the tune Of o TO 4,
Tine fact That the losers were composed
for the major part OF the former or.
den team Of the Pacific National league
has made the dwolcs In Reybwg stick
out their chests and step hlgh
Erno lleusscr and Roy CasJolon were
the opposing pitchers and lIoussor came
out ahead In pltohors bultlo, Nmo
men who faced him were famed out
ana he allowed bat I've safe hits during
the nine INNINGS, one man was glycn
mrs, on balls ana two men Wcro hlt by
hlnh Vaslloton, on the other hand.
struck out soyon men ana was touched
up for u safe snglos and glyo three
men Orsl on balls, The Sore
~ anthony u"uru,O l20O00sI
lfoNpurB u'',",nnO 0 D 03O0? 90
haticrIos -CaNlo,on and Ilnuson,
lloudFor ana lIcugfoE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
COMBINATION FORMED IN ROOM
/, CAPITOL HOTEL
Parties TO the deals VIM, Baldcrston,
Jules BaWott, calvin cobb, charles
Arnoy Fred r. Dubois, Lieut.
Joe Hutchinson An Dem.
OCrats,
DUBOIS TO FURNISH FUNDS,
STATESMAN 10 he THE
PAPER,

All who vote Democratic ticket to-.
morrow are In favor Of Fred =,
Dubois for L, =, Senator,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

marched to the residence Of the mayor.
elect ana ostortcd him amid the cheers
~ thousands down the street 10 tho
capitol hotel from the balcony Of
which he addressed the assembled
throng,
HAND OF DUBOIS,
II was not until noon that Mr. Hays
managers BEGAN to lose courage, They
had been very confident Mp to che time
they heard the forenoon election re-
turns The Republicans OF the citv,
~ whom there IL "a very large ma jorltN
appeared to snugglc closer 60 their par.
~ when the hand OF Senator Dubois
was observed moving behind the scenes
on the Democratic stage otherwise, II
appears, some might have been lnilu.
cncod 10 support Hays ON hls sunday
closing PLATFORM This announcement
was made through q circular ana sco,-
tered broadcast throughout the city,
II reads as followsI
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-11
Several Villages in
New Mexico Are
Flooded.
Trains From California Are
Held in the Town
Of Gallup.
Heavy RainStOrmS in the Southwest
Cause a Great Loss to the
Coast Lines.
Special Dispatch to The Call

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, March To-
The coast lines of the Santa Fe west
from this city in the Rio Puerco
Basin are again threatened with seri-
Gus Washouts. Near Bluewater two
small mountain streams known as San
Jose and Bluewater creeks join and
empty into the Rio Puerco. For the
last two days and nights rain has
fallen necessarily and last night, fol-
lowing a cloudburst, the streams over
flowed their banks.
The Bluewater dam broke. flooding
the towns of Bluewater, Grants and
Cubero and the track for several miles,
TO depth of several feet. Eastbound
trains last night and to-day were held
here, while those from California were
held at Gallup.
At this hour trains are moving again,
but with orders to run very slowly.
The Rio Puerco, one Of the most
treacherous streams in the Southwest,
is still high and local railroad officials
are alarmed about the safety Of the
big iron bridge across this stream. 1t
is stated here that a work train had
TO make a fast run last nigrt to save
itself from being caught in the tor
rents of the water. All trains are be-
hind time tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-11
At Once Begin Work
ON Stanford
Mystery.
Miss Berner Is Interviewed
Twice by Reynolds and
Callundan.
Tourist Says Mrs. Stanford Feared
Natives in Egypt and Saw
Vision Before Sphynx.

HONOLULU, March 10.-Detective
Harry Reynolds of the San Francisco
police department and Captain Jules
Callundan Of Morses agency had two
interviews to-day with Miss Berner
in connection with the death of Mrs.
Jane L. Stanford. Miss Berner was
apparently greatly shocked by the
San Francisco newspaper statements
that suspicion, 10 a certain extent, had
been directed against her. Detectives
Reynolds and Callundan have taken
charge Of the case here and High Sher-
in Henry has declared that he is no
longer conducting the inquiry.
The results of the Investigations of
the visiting detectives will be reported
10 the authorities at San Francisco,
and il is probable that very little Of
the information secured by them will
be given out here. They wifi return
on the steamer Alameda, and Presi-
dent Jordan, Timothy Hopkins and
Miss Berner viii accompany them,
having in their care the body of Mrs.
Stanford
President Jordan is disposed to op-
pose any theory that Miss Berner had
in any way any connection with the
death Of Mrs. Stanford. He says that
she had no motive to wish for the
death Of her benefactress and that she
has lost a position more valuable than
her legacy Of $15,0 viii be to her.
Services viii be held next Wednes-
day at the Central Union Church be-
fore the steamer Alameda leaves, at g
o'clock, and President Jordan viii
speak TO the alumni of Stanford Uni
versity and the Californians who will
attend
Almost the first question Detectives
Callundan and Reynolds asked on their
form Of strychnine found in the BIZ
carbonate Of soda.
The chemists testified at the inquest
that il was Of the pure variety. This
IS the same as was found in the bottle
Of Poland water in San Francisco. This
IS an important point in the investiga-
tions.
The detectives speak highly of the
work tha- High Sheriff Henry and
Deputy Rawlins have done.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-11

the present time the Manchurian roads
are frozen hard as stone and have been
worn as smooth as asphalt by the con-
tinual passage of the big wide-tired
commissariat wagons. The result of
Oyama's great turning movement de-
pends almost entirely upon Kawa-
murn's army, which has not yet been
located definitely. although supposed to
be moving from the east toward Kuro-
patkin's line of retreat. Should he
reach the military road, which runs al
most in a direct line from Fushun to Tie
Pass before the passage of the Rus
sian army, the circle WILL be complete,
as Nogi's guns already command the
railway and should soon control the
Mandarin road which is but short
distance east of the railroad and runs
parallel with it.
The army of General Kaulbars. which
has been pressed back across the west
ern plain, fighting every inch of
ground, is moving northward to pro-
tect the line of retreat from the attacks
from the westward. while General Bill
derling is protecting the rear against
Generals Oku and Nodzu, and Line
witch Is doing his best to hold the
military road against Kuroh. They
have numbers against them. but have
succeeded against odds in similar re-
treats before. The appearance OF Gen
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-11
UNCLE SAM MAY
LOSE MILLIONS
Judge Decides That Gov
ernment Had No Right to
Collect Duty on Raw Sugar

NEW YORK, March 10.-Judge
Wheeler, in the United States Circuit
Court, to-day handed down an opin-
ion, which. If finally sustained, will
cost the United States Government $5,-
100000. This money the Government
Will have to refund to the American
Sugar Refining Company for duties
paid on raw sugar imported from Gu
ba in 1903 and upon which the COM
pany contended that a reduction of 20
per cent should have been allowed un-
der the then existing treaty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-11
TOURIST TELLS STRANGE TALE.
Says Mrs. Stanford Saw Vision Before
the Sphinx.
special cable to The Can.

HONOLULU, March 10.-An English
tourist named Augustus Pelham, who
Is sojourning in Honolulu, says he met
Mrs. Stanford and party at Assuan.
Egypt. last year He sold an elephants
tusk to Albert Beverly, the butler, who
was purchasing curios for his en-
ployer.
Mrs. Stanford was at that time in
constant fear that the natives would
murder her, says Pelham. She would
not leave her room at the hotel and her
meals and everything she needed were
taken to her by the butler Beverly
told Pelham, according to the tourists
story, that Mrs. Stanford had him sleep
at the door ot her room and he never
left the post without notifying her and
knowing that she was awake Miss
Berner, the secretary. was always with
Mrs. Stanford in her room
Mrs Stanford told the landlord Of the
hotel she must leave because Of fear
that the natives would kill her.
Pelham further says Miss Richmond
was with the party in Assuan and that
she approached him with a request TO
help her change places with some other
maid as she did not wish to remain
longer with Mrs. Stanford.
The tourist declares that the Egyp-
tien Gazette in Alexandra published
stories during Mrs. Stanford's stay at
Cairo IN regard TO her fears OF the
natives These were said to have
vanished, but she was compelled TO
leave the pyramids because she saw
visions before the sphinx.
Pelham says that he met the party
later in his travels and Beverly then
said he was anxious TO leave Mrs.
Stsnford's service.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-11
BOMB ENPLODES,
KILLING EIGHT
Explosive Intended for Use
of Anarchists Bursts in
City of st. Petersburg

LONDON, March 1.-THE st, Peters
burg correspondent of the Daily Mail
telegraphs as follows: AT o'clock
this Saturday morning an explosion
in the center of the city at Vosnacen-
sky Prospect and Bolchoiamorskair,
facing the Isaac Cathedral, blew out
the interior OF an apartment-house,
killing four men and four women. 1t
undoubtedly was the accidental ex-
plosion of an anarchist bomb, killing
those who intended to use It,"
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-11
REACHE
WITHOUT LOSS

ST. PETERSBURG, March II, ABS a..
NIP till this time no further dis
patches of yesterdays date have reach
ed st. Petersburg, the censors releas-
ing, however. beiated dispatch dated
Wednesday afternoon, giving details Of
the retirement to the Hun River and
describing the dust storm, under cover
of which General Kuropatkin arranged
the disposition Of his retreat We