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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

tenants ~ the Japanese army, went
baok 10 their respective regiments IN
preparations Tor tho war tho Japanese
have surpassed even the uormann dur.
ins tho rule NJ pismOrk ana Moltkc
The secrecy n their military move
mcnle IN an equally remarkable foa'
tUro, Particularly noticeable ~ this
IN the case Of the ncot For several
months there has been no authentic
news concerning Admiral Togo'a fleet,
until suddenly heard from IN tho straits
Of Korea, whore b. annihiloted the
Russian squadron lie was IN action
on Port Arthur on Aug, 10, and some
cruisers fought the Nladlyostok crpio.
erp of kOrca fow days later sinking
the Rurk Since then not word has
been sent 90 the world M 20 the cpndl-
ton of the ships, their organization for
the conflict or thoir movements
Throughout the war Admiral Togo has
kept hla forces ont Of view until the
moment for action hOs arrived and
then they have risen over the horizon,
20 disappear again M soon ae the par
lcular duty has been completed
Japln Is often thought OF ~ Nh ml.
tator Of western nations, but she must
be considered IN the light Of one who
puts western Ideas TO good use, but ro-
jeo,s those that do not seom worthy OF
acceptance But by what means does
tho Japanese admiral elude tho al.see-
INK eye Of the modern press Ogent2
That In a puzzle,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
CAssiNi'S PROTEST,

The Russian government, according
10 Mr. william y, curtis the wcll
known Washington correspondent "
Tho Chicago Record. orald, has proc
tested, throush the Russian amb0ssa.
dor, Count Cassinh against the lntend.
I'd visit Of Secretary TAFT and party
Of congressman 10 Toxic, Russia, 20
says tho ambassador, VIII regmd II as
an unfrlcndly act because Il win be
Interpreted as an expression Of sym,
palhy with Japan,
According TO the program, Secretary
TAFT Is TO be accompanied by mum.
Der Of prominent ladies ana gentlemen,
among whom are Miss Roosevelt, seven
senators, iwen,y'elx representatives.
ana ladies, Tho party win visit Manila
and then make q trip 10 Toxic, whore
tho distinguished tourists VIII be enter.
tanned by tho Mikado Russia docs no,
object 20 the party visiting Manila, or
any ports In neutral countries, but pro-
tests against what appears to be an Of.
ncial demonstration OF friendship for
an enemy Of Russia. while actual hos.
Titles are In progress
President Roosevelt has explained TO
Count Cnssinl that the expedition has
no Official significance, lie has tod
him that II is merely q summer eYcur.
sion, without the slightest political
character, Judge TAFT, being required
by hIs onlcial duties to visit tho Phil.
lpplnee, invited number ot gentlemen
and ladies, In both onlcla and private
| life, TO accompany hm they arc to
sail upon u steamer of one Of the reg.
ular merchant lines, which touches the
ports Of both Japan and China, and
while the vcssel Ia In those ports the
members Of The party viii 20 slght,scc-
Ing, like other tourists The President
admits that they had been rendered a
reception by the Emperor ana Empress
Of Japan hut this, ho says, II merely
nm act Of courtesy IN return for the
couricsics extended 10 Prince Tushlml
when he was recently In this country,
and II has no more significance than
the entertainment ot n Russian prince
by the Emperor Of Germany or tho
President of France when visiting Ror.
I'm or Paris,
This H. unNuer,ionahly true And
yet, Russia having pointed out that
the visit to Toxic IN not pleasing to tho
81, Petersburg government, we believe
courtesy win demand some change IN
the program II can hardly bo carried
out without very rude violation Of
tho amenities Of international inter.
course, Certainly, no Insult 10 Russia
was intended when the itinerary was
agreed unoni hut 10 carry II out, after
tho protest, would amount almost 10 an
Insult,
| but possibly, before tho party reach
Aslatlc waters, tho war may bo over
and Russia and Japan VIII be ncgotl,
ollng for peace, In that ease Russia
can have no cause for complaint. tn,
presence Of secretary Tof, In roltl.
may oven place him In a position L
say good word FOR Russia, without
Nnundng Japanese foolmgs The ma
val battle IN The straits Of Korea hal
changed the aspects Of the war onJ
the attitude Of tho powers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
WAKE A FULL TEST

Thq scvcu.yoar.Old boy who waa
committed 10 tho Reform School by tho
Juvenile Court has been released on II
writ Of habeas corpus This II Jus,
what we expected 20 Tar m II relates
so his detention We were IN hopes,
however, that the whole question OF m,
uonslltullon0lly Of the law under
when he was committed and OF tno
eligibility OF the incumbent of tho
bench Tor the position, would ho thore
oughly investigated and judicial do.
rplon would be rendered. However,
this case has been decided only M II
affected tho applicant
II was, IN our oplnlon a grloyous or.
,or NJ Judgment to send child hut
rcycn years Of ago TO mnglo with horl'
,ned offenders and spoil hia life by CIV
ing him u years NJ practical lnoorccrn.
alon, llut that does not reach to tho
root OF tho matter n the law IL in.
valid, or " Tho gentleman appointed IN
Juds, cannot Legally hold the place, ~,
sooner the matter Is settled the bctthr
sor the public ana particularly Tor pars
Ties Immediately concerned,
II IL believed that there are several
puyenllce who hive bocn sent to the
Reform School Illegally The porcnls
have expressed their intention TO test
The matter, aud they woro awaiting
The courts decision IN the Bomho
ease with great auSlotN u win now
De their privilege. perhaps their
duty to proceed, themselves, hy com.
pclent counsel, 40 that "a fun decision
maS bc reached on the main point
~ the question.
II Is conceded thot Mr. Brown,
who received the appointment OF Judge
NJ tho Juvenile Court has done great
deal Of aood among tho hoy' IN this
city particularly oa 40 ho cigarette
habit Tho reforms which no has been
aho means Of msuWung among tho
juveniles are 10 hc placed to hls crcd-
81, ana there In general desire to do
him honor for thc work that he has
accomplished, TINT however d1as
not affect IN pny way the question NJ
The conbItutlonolIty Of the law cs,oh.
llshmg u juyonllo Court, or hin ollgl.
blllty na non'yotns olllyon without
legal rtsdoncc, 10 The olllco created
under that law These points should
receive competent adjudication, aa
they win he subjects Of contention un,
,l No determined Let the test be
madol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
InI srRlkE IN CHICAGO.
Louisville Herald,

Tho strike In chicago presents dark
picture, The rlght uf the working man
10 quit Worlt-l0 elrlker-ls not only q
moral rghL but right secured to him
by law Further ana to the point, az u
practical question, he has right to
organize that strike ana TO persuade
other working men 10 Join with him,
ana 10 receive such aid ana comfort
from The world AZ large M ho may In.
duco the world 10 grant him, up IA
lhlS point the striker In an right Ilo
NJ not only within the law, but WIN ana
does receive the sympathy Of thou.
sands Of toIltrs whom he docs not call
workng. men. But when violence IN
used, whom the law is broken, whom
mon wish Ia work "sonhs'-are beat,
en- shot ana stabbed, when innocent
citizens who have taken no part In the
strike are injured, ana busy pence.
tul city turned Into u pandomonNm,
then the wording man becomes his own
worst enemy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
jAps Escnrw llGnr LITERATURE
Philadelphia Ledger

Philadelphia Ledger
The Japanese are serlousmlndcd poo
pic ms their literature habits show
They take life seriously ana devote
their time 90 the rondinH NJ what
would be called In America solid books,
The recent report Of the librarian ~
the imperial library ui ToRio shoNs
that there IL little domnud for llghl
literature IN that capital for ilcllon ol
any sort contrary to the experience ot
most ot the popular libraries n Eng
land, France ana America, The Jap
ancse mind runs 20 science, mothomn'
ties mndiclnc language ana To wnlt
may be termed the gravor forms OF "
crnture More than ~ por cent of me
works taken out Of the imperla! library
are Of this character The japanese
are very fond Of history, In inc max
Ing Of which they are extensively en-
gnged at present In the Eastern war,
Engineering, military and naval
science received much attention, Tho
ln,eres, IN those subjects has botn
greatly stimulated by the war
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
JAPANESE METHODS,

Several factors are noticeable In the
Rueso,jananofc CONFLICT ono Ia the
complete preparations ~ the Japanese
for ovory emergency, and the orRnnlsa.
ton which IN perfect IN every dolaiL
Another is the secrecy with which they
are operating, In spite NJ the news col.
loctors aud war correspondents Of the
entire world
Ae am illustration Of Japanese fore,
sight and strategy the story Nv told Of
n little brown man who In 1903 went 60
St Petersburg ana opened a lca shop
IN fashionable quarter Ito prose
pcrod, ana succeeded In making friends
among tho arlslocracN Business I'M.
creased, ana the follow gol nyc other
Of his couutrymcn TO enter his service
ae assistants Hut, despite their pros.
pcrlly the Japanese were not happy
They confessed "a tholr influential
friends, that they were delighted with
Russia, and desired TO i've thcrc. They
wanted 20 marry and Join tho church,
ThoIr friends aided 'hcm, and IN due
tlmo they had their hearts desire,
Brides were found In the shape OF pref.
~ young RusslOn girls, dowros pro.
vldcd by subscription aud the marriage
ceremony duly performed, Time went
an, children woro born and everything
seemed 10 be most satisfactory, when
mddonly the war broke out Two days
later tho RuosIan.Japoncse toamon had
Oh disappeared leaving their wives and
families behind them IN ST. Petersburg,
The condolences society had unfortu-
naiely impaired 10 The ttomcn went To-
Toxic IN the form ~ private reports TO
the joronesc general stan while the
heroes Of the gtory all captains or Lieu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
DESERT NEWS PHONES
FINIsn TnR BOULEVARD

There In some talk among real estate
men and others " reyiylng The boule'
ward question, The completion OF mat
enterprise would be a gruot advantage
IN the present movement for yitnllslng
the business AFFAIRS OF this city, IL
would not take very large sun, or
money to finish that splendid driveway
md put Il into travelling condition II
would form great attraction TO tour'
itts and parties visiting here with the
inlontion 20 invest IN local real estate,
Aud II would 10 o magnificent road for
the residents Of salt Lake on which 10
take an evening drive, There can be
no dispute nv TO the dosirobIl'y Of CONF
plotting the boulevard, II resolves H.
pelf into n question " cost, The city
IL not IN financial condition 20 WAR
rant the outlay OF any very large
amount Rui on,orprlslng business
men who have an eye TO the future
ana tho possibilities OF Tho present.
might combine and furnish ~ FUND for
tho purpose, which would soon bring
good returns IN tho enhancement Of
values and would form splendid fea-
,uro among the attractions OF tho city,
Private citizens would no doubt con-
tribute 10 the fund " called upon, be-
cause Of the enjoyment they would ob-
tain In trayersing the new carlogewoy,
wo believe that II the gentlemen who
have mootod the subject OF tho cons
pletlon of the boulevard were TO push il
immediately before tho attention of the
public, they would succeed IN obtaining
tho necessary money 20 accomplish the
purpose which WIS held IN view whom
the improvement was projected, What
~ done should bo done ot onco Go
nhond and nnlah the boulevard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

affairs, NJ, Deleasac for, through his n.
forts anarchists have recently been BAN
lphod from France, Hut NJ Dolcasee
was not In the carriage attacked Pros.
ldcnt Loubot and KING Alfonso wore
its occupants, ana tho murdoroup NJ,
eault was directed against inotondlng
and innocent men,
what the anarchists can hope to Rc-
complIeh by such deeds " beyond the
comprehension Of sane persons, They
believe In millennium founded upon
Tho abcllahmont of all law,nnd All forms
Of government, Their aim Ia to make u
possible Tor zach individual TO govern
himself without responsibility before
either human or divine Judges hut
how cnn this be gained by murder, ana
terrorism Every outrage OF that kind
must make II moro plain to all renoot.
Ing persons that law ana authority are
absolutely necessary restraints upon
the brute instincts Of boasts In human
form,
But those who hope to further their
cause by violence are blind They care
not whom they attack, Innocence IL
not sacred 10 them Human rights they
do not respect Like Cain they slay
their own brother, when their con.
science awakea ana chastlscs them,
Like Saul they throw their lavolnc nj
their best lrlond, because prompted by
the OWL spirit Human laws may be
imperfect, ana there may be- too many
Of them, but II IN evident that worry fcw
people have, as yet, reached the stage
Of perfection IN which they can DO
without law Law and authority are
needed for the protection NJ truth ana
virtue against the lovers and doors OF
OWL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

course, 10 every man entitled lntrlnpl.
cally TO receive II ~ n designation OF
courtesy but even In that usage u " \
term no vague and indennable that u
" not worth talking about II may be
said, however never 10 apply properly
TO any American who boasts OF being
"A gentleman" because Of any accident
Of his mere material circumstances or
20 any American who " troubled IN
mind lest on account % them ne
should not receive tho title, II anybody
IN America II not gentleman u ~ his
own fault,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Again Lord Rosoborys colors have
been carried 10 victory In the Derby,
hia horse Cicoro having won the blue
ribbon Of tho English turf But he can.
not feel that flush and pride no dll
when he FIRST captured n, Aud an
American Jockey rode tho horse,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
"a GENTLEMAN" N AMERICA,
New York sun

Neither poor man nor rich man
IA or can be 20 gentleman IN Amorlon,
IN The sense OF the term ~ used IN a
monarchlal country or under an arls.
locrNtle syetom Of s0cloty The word
gentleman Ia unknown 10 our law, IN
the sense Of expressing moral qualities
the only acnso In which II can be used
tho term gentleman appllob, Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
ANARCHIST FOLLY,

The presence Of the boy King NJ Spain
IN Paris, on u friendly visit, waa made
Tho occasion by murdorouo anarchist
NJ m attempt 10 lako hip ne, III
threw a bomb which, however failed
20 rench tho object of the assault, but
ala not fail In innIotIng wounds upon
soldiers Of tho guard whose only Of
fcnso wae that they woro filhlllng thoir
duty, Anarchists may have q gleyonce
against the French minister OF foreign
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
Ryprcr roo Mucu op A uoRsE
Boston 1ranscrlpl.

R'0lNll lhllNllllllH
You Put 6lnderH ON n horse w that
Ne can scarcely SEQ anything that ~ go-
INK on about him aud then You blame
Hun Tor trembling and jumping ana
starting io run nt oVory little noise
You forget how frphtcnod You were
whom initiated into the awful mysteries
n The High Mlghtful Lodge Of Unbiased
ana superintendent ChInwaRgerG And
why shouldn't a horse bo frightened
NR easily ms N donkey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton
Is to retire from the cabinet July (,
lie win be succeeded by Mr. Charles J,
Bon0porto Of Baltimore, who win be tho
Napoleon Of tho navy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Governor Douglas announces that no
viii not again be u candidate for the
nomination Tor Governor Of Massochu.
netts lie eoys ne prefers homo 20
puhia ITO n eommondablo choice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Rev Dr, McArthur's defense OF John
u, Rockefeller II quito as strenuous ~
Rev DR. Gladdens nrraignment OF his
Rev Dr dladdcn's arraIgnmcn, Of him
thought
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

The Car should send the "war party"
at ~, Petersburg 10 the front whore
their military ordor would soon he
cooled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Twenty girls IN the Vassar gradual.
Ing class arc engaged to be married.
Nnasnr is getting modern ldcns,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Which VIII be terminated frat, tho
war IN the Far East or the strike IN
Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Tho Russian Meet was almost az
much disconnected nv when II ran into
the Doggcr Bank fishing foet,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Mayor Viewers motto seems TO be-
II any man attempts TO pull down the
"swOg," shoot him on the spot,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Tho tears that Nicholas shed on
learning Of the disaster to his fleet were
not crocodile tears
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

The "yollow peril" ~ not 10 much Of
q peril to the white race Os 10 the Rus
elan race,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Secretary Morton viii quit the cab
met and return 20 his FIRST love, In a
way--n subway
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

The paving Of South Temple street
proceeds by Hts ana starts, Just now
it Is having nt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

70 put the price Of property too high,
IL to NH the goose that lays the golden
egg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

In the case OF the automobile n ~
particularly true that II IL tho pace
that Kills
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Down In the deep rocotses Ut his
heart does Kuropalkn chucklc2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

II lint Laughing gas' that the Phil
adcphln Organization has been In
hallng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
Summers TO the fore,

Summers TO the fore,
In lightweight Suits, panamas,
and Sailors, we have many good
things TO offer Take a look at
our two.pIscc Suits In ssrsc for
$I2 so,
The very thought, OF how cor
rect and natty they are, Is enough
10 make The wcarer feel cool on
The hottest day,
Straw Sailors and panamas,
Hosiery, Underwear and NcslIsse
Shirts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Being bankrupt In military ana naval
glory the CSar might do worse than TO
make n voluntary assignment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Tho June number Of the "BoooNloycrs
Magazine Is full Of well illustrated
articles. There are -four pictures IN
color, including Moissonlcrs oolobrnt'
cd portrait Of himself, now ~ the
Louvre, There IL also n most inter.
ostlng group Of full.page pictures OF
famous American illustrators IN their
studios, Among the literary contents
are the following THE Modern Bat
tothlp," by Archibald s, Ilurd one OF
Joseph NJ, Rogers political character
sketches, on Samuel whitaker Penny.
packer" the governor OF Pennsylvania
a series Of important Washington IN.
tcryiows by Harold Bolco on the subject
Of our foreign trade an article by M.
than l., Slauffer on college Rowing IN
America" a review OF 'phasce OF cur
rent science by Waldemar q, Raempi.
forti and three articles that VIII
specially appeal TO the traveller There
AFRO further capital short story Tho
spite OF Maria Glenn by Robert =,
V. Meyers charming little bit OF
verse, "lilgh.Church Fanclee," by lisa.
bella Howe riskoi an illustrated poem,
"Owlne Home" by Leigh Richmond
Miner, and "'lhc World OF Print
1898 Walnut street, Philadelphia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
RECENT PUBLICATION

Tho Juno number Of the Young Wo'
mans journal opens with an llluetrot.
I'd article on "rho Executive Omcers %
Inc General Board Of tho Y l., NJ, !, A..
'rhe SECOND article Ia short story OF
the Mormon" exodus, by Susn Young
Gates, This Is followed by q paper ON
Tho Patriarch llyrum smith, Ny
Joseph L, smith Jr, There are u NUM-
bor Of other notable contributions by
well known authors, &C constitution
building, salt Lake CITY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

phantom work" must be the work
OF the ph0ns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

To-day Portland feels M biz ~ ST.
Louis or Chicago.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-12
JOTS AND DOTS IN
NEWS OF A DAY
Little Talessare Told Briefly
Here.
BOILED DOWN TO: FOUR LINES
News Notes OF interest But Too Short
for Headlines Bunched Together
Short Tales of the Town Whacked
Shorter Still.

If you want bargains for the cash IN
box papers, pictures and scellaneous
books call at NJ. S Holidays this
week.
Americus will harvest the cotton
bales today. In fact, the receipt of an
even hundred would cause little sur
prise in cottondom.
Forsyth street, from the monument
to the avenue, is being ballasted with
clay and cinders, making a firm and
very smooth roadway.
The ity board of education met last
night ia mo athly session, discussing
the opening of the schools and other
nc alters Of Importance
It was stated last night that Mr.. Joe
II. Jossey could scarcely survive anti
morning. His condition at late
hour was most precarious.
The RAIN god was good to the people
OF balloon yesterday. 1t was the frs
day this week without rain, and Amer
icus skinned over the track.
Msj. Hugh Gordon of Atlanta spent
yesterday in Americas. He will return
today with his brother, Frank Gordon
who has been here recently.
The return of Caesar to imperia
Rome after a good days business wal
nothing to the ovation awaiting the
Americus ball team tomorrow.
Don't say you can't get good tinwart
like you used to get. We have some
that Is guaranteed not to rust.
SHEFFIELD-HUNTINGT Co
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-12
Phone 80. AMERICUs ILLUMINATING & POWER CO
THIS NEGRO NOT JERRY GREEN
Officer From Baker Failed to Identity
Him.

Officer From Baker Failed to Identity
Him.
The negro held in the Americus
Jail for three days and believed to be
Jerry Green, the Baker county murder
er, was released yesterday. An officer
from that county came to Americas to
identify the prisoner. but he proved
not to be the man wanted. Green is
the negro who, on the first day Of
August, shot George W. Tlllmap, q
prominent Baker county farmer
through the brain. Tillman was as
sistlng Bailiff Cotton In an attempt to
arrest Green, who was wanted on two
minor charges. r. A. Mechanic, of
Elmodel, has already offered reward
$500 for Green's delivery to the sheriff
of Baker county, while the state offers
$3.50. The negro is therefore worth
$3.50 to his captor. Heis described as
Being ginger cake in color. abont five
feet ten inches high, weighing about
$50 pounds and is twenty-five years OF
age. The Negroes face is pitted as il
he had smallpox, and has a scar on bis
| face near bis left ear.