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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16

toda9 that the s.. 900 bond named by the
circuit court of appeals al Cincinnati
for the release of his client was in addi-
ton 10 the S47 600 fixed for her by the
United States district court and the
county criminal court. The total amount
required is therefore $40. 000 Asked if
surety TO this amount would be fur
nished. Mr. Dawley declared that he
could not discuss the question at the
present time.
In a subsequent interview this after
noon Mrs. Chadwick said:
Arrangements nave been made for
pail for my release pending the hear
ing of the appeal by the court of ap-
peals. The surety deposited will be in
cash. l fully expect to be released
Within a week or ten days at the out
side ! have made no plans for the
future or as TO where I shall go when
released, but probably viii remain in
Cleveland most of the time during the
summer. or until my case is heard by
the higher court. Ny plans will de-
pend largely upon the condition of my
health
About a year ago Mrs. Chadwick was
injured in a runaway, a small bone in
the left arm being fractured. Her ply
stefan states that the bone has never
properly knitted. and for some time
past Mrs. Chadwick has suffered con-
stantly from the injury. Otherwise her
health apparently is of the best
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
NO DEATHS YESTERDAY.
Epidemic at Tonopah is Said to Have
subsidized.

Reno, New, April 15.-The citizens
of Tonopah have got down TO work
and have the disease that has been
rampant there now under complete con
troll. and all danger is said to have
passed.
Such in brief tells the story of The
news that has filtered out from the
mining camp today. Reno is flied with
hundreds waiting for the official news
to come that sickness is not prevalent
there.
Thus far no official report of con-
ditions has been received Governor
Sparks this morning delegated DR.. Lee
as state commissioner TO go into
the camp and devise such methods rs
he deems fl to combat with the mall
ady-
The train from the camp arriving
here tonight brought out several car
loads of neo0le. The crowds are uot
going away, but are waiting in Reno
and surrounding towns until conditions
get better. Fear is gradually becom-
ing less ana before many days it Is
thczght the inward rush viii again
start.
So far as could be learned no deaths
occurred i'm TOnopah today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16

Hope to Secure Pacific Headquarters For Salt
Coaches in Initial Excursion Over
Salt Lake Route.

viii arrive in Los Angeles late sun
day night. The delegation of Wood
men Will attend the general cOnven-
ton of the order and then return to
Salt Lake oven the same route.
The WOOdmen were accompanied Ey
heir band and the officers dressed in
full uniform.
About fifty WOodmen from Ogden
came to Salt Lake yesterday and Joined
the excursion party last night While
they are in Los Angeles they intend
To make a hard fight TO secure the Pa
cific headquarters Of the order for Salt
Lake City. The WoOdmen have been
Working for d long time to land the
headquarters here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
NEW LINE TO BULLFR0G
Report That Private Capital is Ready
to Push the En-
teTpriSe.

Los Angeles April 15.-H. II. CLARK.
a prominent mine owner of BuHfrOs.
New. who il now in this city, brings
word that private capital viii shortly
build a railroad into Bullfrog to con-
meet with either the Santa Fe or Salt
Lake line. Frank Smith Of Oakland,
the wealthy borax mine owner, is said
TO he the man who is behind the en-
ter3rise.
According TO Clark. Smith is now
on the ground in Nevada with his
CHER engineer, All the actual work
of construction Will commence within
short time. II is said bonds for the
prospective road have already been
hoated and the money is in hand 10
build Ii is intended TO run the new
line. Clark says, from either Las We
gas on the Salt axe or IVanoah on
the Santa Fe. 10 Bullfrog, and from
thence to TOnoDah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16

= HIRTEEN coaches. crowded with
WOOdmen of the World and their
friends, with three diners and two
baggage cars attached, pulled out from
the Oregon Short Line depot shortly
after o'clock last night on the initial
excursion oyer the Salt Lake route TO
Los Angeles. The special left via Gar
field and the bennington cutoff. and
is in charge of Division Passenger
Agent j. L. Moore.
This is the first passenger train over
the new road carrying regular pas
sengeTs- If nothing occurs the special
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
WORK OF MRS. DUBOIS.
Anti-PoIygamy Resolutions Passed
BY Her Efforts.
Especial 20 The Herald)

Washington, April i5-Mrs Fred T Du-
bois stated this evening that she is much
pleased with the action Of the National
Council of Women in adopting resolutions
eondemning polygamy. Efforts to mass
antl-poly gamv resolutions have been made
m annual meetings of this oTganiza ton
FOR several years. but these efforts have
failed, mainly through skill on the part
of those opposed to them in keeping them
from coming before the organization for
debate and action. The resolutions
adopted by the convention were prepared
by Mrs. Dubois and We're regarded as a
conservative presentation of the wishes Of
the women of the National Congress in re-
gard 70 polygamy.
Anu-polygamy resolutions Will be sub
mitted at the congress of the Daughters
of the American Revolution. which will be
IN session here during the coming week
These resolutions will be i'm charge OF and
be presented by Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis
Of this city. who has been prominent in
anti SmoOt efforts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
JAPANESE PROGRAMME.
Will Await a Favorable Opportunity
to Fight.

Chicago, April IA special from
Toxic to the Chicago Daily News says.
That Japan is certain to lose trad
ing vessels and commercial steamers Of
all kinds the Jill ShimpO thinks inev-
liable. because the Baltic fleet is tray
ersing the path OF navigation
Nevertheless. II says, the enemy
Will be allowed some latitude without
mOlestation to its movements Even
maraudinS in the open seas viii be
unnoticed while the japanese complete
their plans TO catch the enemy's fleet
and effect in a single enga cement the
humiliation Of Rojestvensky' squad
ron. Meanwhile the Japanese should
bear slight losses of commerce With
equanimity. awaiting TOgO's ultimate
glorious victory.
Japan is mourning the death of Gen
eraL NiscOUnt TOriO, a privy councillor.
and also the death OF DR.. TaguShi
member or the house of commons and
prominent economist
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
STEERED DUE EAST.
How Rojestvensky Escaped the Jap
anese Scouts.

London. April IA telegram from
Singapore. Straits Settlements, was
received today announcing that the
Peninsuiar & Oriental steamship com
pany'S steamer MarmOra sighted five
Russian battleshiDs- April ,, in Iati-
tude 8 degrees south and longitude -
degrees east steering for the Straits
of Sunda. The dispatch has no pres
ent significance
The fact that the MarmOra. which
was bound 10 London from Sydney, n
:. w. sighted the Russian squadron,
was reported early in the month from
Colombo. CeylOn. The news appar-
entity has now reached Singapore
through outgoing steamers. The chief
interest in the dispatch lies in its Civ
ing the exact location of the squadron.
indicating that it steeTed almost due
east from Madagascar, il is presumed
here with the object Of creating the
impression that Rojestvensky intended
to traverse the Straits of Sunda and
draw away the Japanese from the Ma
lacca straits, through which he Ulti-
mately passed in safety
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
DIRECTORS ELECTED.

New York, April l5.-Breckenridge Jones
and Charles Huttig Of st. Louis. r Fo-
gel, jr. of Milwaukee and f. :. SmithefS
of New York have been elected directors
of the North American company # New
Jersey With the exception Of MI No-
gel they represent the United Railway
control OF which has been secured by the
North American company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
SPECIAL AGENT LOVE
ORDERED TO ALASKA
lSuecial to The Herald.

Washington, April 15.-H. X. Love.
special agent of the land office stationed
at Salt Lake City. was today ordered
transferred 20 Alaska. where he viii have
charge of all Investigations of public land
entries. Love was appointed TO the serv-
ice from New Mexico. He Joined the
Rough Rider regiment from New Mexico.
and served with Colonel Roosevelt in
Cuba. He has made "A good record in the
public lard service and his assignment TO
Alaska is regarded as a promotion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
Peoples Protective Committee Points Out Where
Utah Light and Railway Ordinance Should
Be Changed in Pubc'S interest
Corporation Makes Effort TO Pack the Meeting and Succeeds in
Getting Endorsement of Fity-Year Term, Which
Adherents Call Victory
DEMANDS MADE IN PEOPLES INTEREST.

vhic
he
franco a
depryi o
IN regard char for gas rec
city mn 10 a
OF
ardr 20 o
The o eleccdf
Light company
d beyond the
o
adopted giving the
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16

Washington, April 15.-Acting Secretary
LOOMS today stated that the publication
Of the diploma tic correspondence respect
ing the RuSSO-Jap3neSC war and parucu-
rIv thar portion relative TO the outbreak
Of hoStiIitieS before tho formal declara-
ton Of war was entirely in the usual
course of departmental routine and WAS
without any motive whatever or lnten-
ton to affect the senSibihtleS of either
of the belIigerents. He further said that
il had been for many years the custom
of the state department TO publish annu-
ally considerable part OF the COrUeSpOn-
dence which il had with foreign govern
DentS CknOWn as the Red book and as
courtesy to the press advance proof slips
arc furnished which the newspapers are
a liberty 10 use in their own discretion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
Enemy Not Sighted.

Paris. April 15.-A dispatch to the
Temps from Saigon says Admiral RO-
jestvensky did not sight any japanese
scouts during his entrance into the
China sea by way Of the Straits of
MaIacca. The dispatch adds that il is
expected the Russian squadron viii re-
provision off the coast of Anam.
Admiral JOnQuieres. with the French
cruiser Descartes. the armored gun
boats StyX and ACheron the torpedo
boat destroyer Takou, and a division
of torpedo boats, remains off Cape st.
James. near Saigon, prepared for all
eVentualities
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
POWDER EXPLOSION.
Three Men Killed and One Fatally
Injured.

Trenton. Tenn. April .l5--rhree men
were killed. three injured and much dam
age done TO property here today by the
explosion of a quantity of powder i'm a
store house in the rear of a hardware
store.
The dead; Robert PheIan. owner Of the
store DIT. Parker, Trenton: Mr. Arnold
Fatally injured: john X Pearce.
Mr.. Pheian was trying a target gun
and Y IS thought a ball penetrated a can
OF powder. causing the explosion. Nearly
every business house in the business dis
tract was damaged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
Golfers Waiting.

Hongkong April 15.-Many Golfers
are arriving here from Durham, Natal
and Cardiff, Wales, apparently await
ing orders. War risks at HOngkOng
for Japan have been raised and trade
is affected.
A telegram received here from Sal
gon suggests that the Russian squad
ron possibly viii not go north before
the end of April
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
Headed For VIadivostok.

Chicago. April IA Chicago Daily
News special from Singapore says four
German Golfers which were anchored
off Cape St. James left that anchorage
Thursday and are Understood To be
making for NladiVostok, the supposed
objective point of the Baltic fleet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
WILL NOT BE TAKEN ALIVE.

y Memphis. April IA dispatch 4
= from Senatobia. Miss. says the :
Spencer brothers and William StiH. (
, charged with being members of I
, the mob that shot and killed Sher- I
> iff Poag, are barricaded in a cane I
' brake twenty miles from the town 1
= and have sent word that they viii 4
' rot be taken alive. A large posse 4
= has gone to the scene. 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
UNITED STATES DECEIVED
Usual Custom Was Followed IN Pub
fishing the Correspond
eOce

St. Petersburg, April 15--Thc Russ to-
day remarks. referring to the dispatch
from Washington published here yester-
day on the subject Of the Japanese as
surauce in regard TO the opening of hos
tilities:
..If the telegram is true. Japan de
ceived the United States. Why has the
United states waited fourteen months TO
let the world know this when it did not
hesitate to charge Russia with breaking
her promise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
JURY SECURED.

Lexington. KY. April IA jury i'm
the case Of Judge Hargis. charged with
murder, was finally secured today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
GAMBLER SENTENCED.

Spokane. Wash. April l5.-Del Slim
son. convicted of conducting a gam
bling game, was sentenced to one year
i'm the state penitentiary by Judge Car
~ this morning. .Stimson has given
notice of- -Eene court
His app $1,000,
which b
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
R0JESTVENSKY'S
LAST DISPATCH
If He is Whipped, Togo Win Give Out
the News.
MEANS VICTORY OR DEATH
AS TO WHERE
BATTLE WILL OCCUR.


Paris, April 15.-Gaston Dru tel ,
y egraphs from St. Petersburg to the y
y Echo de Paris that Admiral RO- y
y jestvensky's last telegram before p
y leaving NOssibe was Singularly la y
comic and eloquent. He wired.
y VIII not telegraph again be- ?
y fore the battle. If I am beaten =
y YOU viii learn il through Togo. y
= II / defeat him 1 will announce it y
y to you"
y Mr.. Dru adds that the telegram y
y was accepted to mean that the y
y Russians seek victory or death y
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
m. PETERSBURG. April Is. 2.s7 p.

OF. PETERSBURG, April Is, 2:37 p
y Mo further news beyond that
contained in the foreign kilograms
has been received regarding the squad
ron commanded by Vice Admiral Ro-
jestvensky, but the impression contin-
ues that he is steaming toward the ISL
and of Formosa with the intention of
giving battle if Admiral Togo accepts
the challenge.
Some Of the papers, notably the No
Voc Nremya, still manifest irritation at
the activity Of British WarShipS in re-
porting the movements OF the Russian
squadron. The NOvoe Vremya says
that the vessels of all nations are OBJ
serving neutrality with the exception,
of course, of Great Britain"
An UnfriendIy Act.
The paper takes particular exception
to the fact that the British cruiser
Iphigenia transmitted by wireless tel
egrap phi the information that she Ia d
passed Admiral ROiestvensky' squad
ron 40 miles from Saigon. which was
very important news TO the Japanese
inasmuch as ROjestvenslzy had succeed
ed in slipping by the Japanese scouts
For a commercial ship to report
such a fact upon arrival at a port IS
quite natural" SAYS the NOvoe Vremya.
but il is not so important, as the news
is then more or less old and in the
meantime the squadron might have
changed its course. but for a man-of-
war to send such information to, a
coast station by wireless telegraphy is
unfriendly-
However, this is not the first time
the British have conveyed Valua bic
warning to their friends. During the
China-Ja panese war, when Great Brit
ain was on the side OF the Chinese, a
British cruiser at Weihaiwei warned
the Chinese admiral by firing a salute
upon the appearance OF the japanese
feet, although AT night when 1T is not
the custom TO salute in that fashion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16
Right tb Regulate Charges.

Second-Thet right TO regulate charges
and rent Of meters hereafter should be eN-
pressly reserved- The use of electricity
is in It's infancy. Advancement is being
made year By year ard we should reserve
-ssht to give 10 The pIf7lic the benefit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16

SO far as could be learned no deaths
occurred in TOnOpah today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-16

Cleveland o, April Isl. P. DawIey.
chief counsel for Mrs. Chadwick. stated.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
La prOtesta del alcalde
DE BARRANQUITAS

Ell alcalde de Barranquitas Sc diri-
rigi6 el dfa Fl de Septiembre al De-
parta mento de instruction quejandose
de que la Junta escolar de Barres ha-
.o1a reducldo ell nl1mero de escuelas de
aquella municipalidad aumentandolo
en- cambio para Barros, hecho que Sc
venfa efectuando desde la anexi6n en-
1902 El Departamento paso la instan-
cia al Inspector Mr.. Packard, para que
informase, y este contesto favorable
mente la Junta de Barros, a pesar
de que esta comprobado de que en- Ell
aflo escolar de 1901 a 1902 habfa en-
Barranquitas escuelas graduadas y
7 rurales, existie ndo hoy unica m ente 2
graduadas, I maestro de ingles, rural
de agriculture y rurales.
Barros por ell contrario tiene hoy
uHa acting principal, 8 gradua das, I
de ingles, I de agriculture VII rura-
les. Tambien Sc quejaba ell alcalde de
Barranquitas de que Sc habfan llevado
los pupitres y escritoriose de aquel pue.
bio para Barros que no los habian
devuelto.
Estos hechos comprueban aun mas
el fracaso de la anexi6n de unos pue-
bios otros.
La Legislature debe en- su pr6xima
session enmendar la ley de desanexi6n
en- el sentido de que pued an elegir los
pueblos como Barranquitas, Cidra y
otros su Junta escolar independence
de la de otros pueblos.
Ell inspector de las escue1as de
Aibonito, Mr.. John F. Packard ha i'll
tornado al DEPARTMENT. de Instruc-
cion, que las escuelas graduadas de
Barros tienen una matricula asis.
tencia excelente, y que los medios es-
colares de Barranquitas son inadecua-
dos, por 10 que no ser1a conveniente
en- los presentes momento efectuar
ningt1n cambio de escuelas de aquel
pueblo a Barrauquitas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
ConferenCia en- el Ateneo

Ell periodista espafiol sefior Garces
celebrara una nueva conferencia en- los
salones del Ateneo puertorriqueflo,
acerca del mismo tema que desarro.
lara en- su primera conferencia en- ell
Casino Espafiol, noche del domingo
1ltimo. va es suficientemente conoci-
da de inuestro pdblico la mission que
Sc ha impuesto ell sefior Iglesias Garces
quien Sc propone continuar sus estudios
visitando los paises de la America de
Sur:
El nuevo acto. pues, llevara como
es de suponerse snumeroso publico a
nuestro Ateneo a fin de apreciar las
teorfas que desarrollara en- su nueva
conferencia el aplaudido reriodista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-24
Do6s Josetna Fd|adosa Dc 7uo Cupvss

Ha fallecido anoche. Desde hace
tempo, venfa padeciendo una grave
dolencia esta distinguida DANA, en-
parentada con las mas principales ia =
milias de esta Isla.
Las virtudes de la joven sef1ora de
Toro Cuevas, forman la mas resplan-
deciente corona de flores inmortales
que luce sobre Ia tumb .recien alberta
Era uno de esos Angeles de la TERRA.
era una de esaS admirables mujeres,
esposa y madre. cuya vida debiera ser
eterna para servir de ejemplo de las
mas atlas y prestigiosas virtudes.
Nj durante la enfermedad de su es-
posa, nj en- las 1ltimas crisis de la mas
acentuada gravedad, ell sefior .Toro
Cuevas dejo de asistir un solo dia 4
llenar sus funciones de magistrate.
Al entierro asistio una concurren-
cia numerosa y distinguida.
Ell sepelio Sc efectu6 esta maffana a
las diez y media, revistiendo gran so =
lemnidad.
Despidi6 el duelo con pslabra elo-
cuente ell doctor Quevedo Baez, ha-
ciendo una inspirada y conmovedora
oraci6n f1nebre.
El viudo, nuestro distinguido amigo
don Emilio del Toro, prestigioso jnez
del tribunal de distrito, do prueba de
una gran presencia de amino, asistien-
do al sepelio de la santa mujer que
|hizo feliz y risuefio ell hogar hoy en-
tristecido por la sombrfa presencia de
la muerte.
El BoLETIN MERCANTIL envfa a la
familia de la difunta, y muy especial
mente su viudo Ell Honorable seaor
don Emilio del Toro Cuevas. la mas
alta expression de pesame. y une el
suyo a los tributos de duelo cue ha
recibido ell desconsolado esposo, en- es.
tie trance supreme.