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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
STERLING TALMAGE ILL,
oldest Son Of Dr. j y Talmago In
Serious Couoition

rr Jas r. T0magc lcfl Sal, Lake
hurricily today IN response "a tole.
gram from Van Francisco stating that
his oldest son, Sterling rs seriously m
with pneumonia, \ previous dispatch
was received throo days ago, advising
Dr. Tulmago Of the boys Illness, but
this message stated that no was In the
care of excellent physicians and was
NOT IN immediate danger Mrs raj.
mage ana the children have been
spending the summer ON the coast, ana
were ON their way home when sterling
was attacked with pneumonia In san
Francisco,
when the wire reached Dr. Timago
today he was busy In the smoke belt
near the Murray smollcrs collecting
data 10 be used In the coming smoltor
Injunction suit llo lett the work i'm.
mcdialoly ana caught the 1880 train
today for san Francisco,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
{. |. HARTMAN
IS COMING WEST.
Big Railroad Magnatc is Due 10
Arrive Some Time Next
Week
INSPECT SALT LAKE ROUTE.
VIII Probably Take a Trip over the
New Llue Down TO Los
Angeles

II Present plans are carried out H. II,
Hartman, prceldcn, OF the linton Pa.
cine Southern Pacific, oregon Short
Limo ana the o, II, q NJ WIN BE- IN
omaha early next week ON an inspoc.
ton rlp " the big Fystcm
From omaha h. IL due to come west
visiting SAT- Lake ana going tn Los
Angeles over the Sult Lake lloutc,
which he viii inspect for the inst time,
Following his usual custom ho viii
be accompanied by u number Of mom.
inont OnlcinlR Of the various Systems
and n party of business fuondp
THIS ie The proRram NJ present but M
has been demonstrated ON previous oc.
rasione II ~ liable 10 change A mum.
her Of times ne has come us far ns
chicago with the AyoWod intention NJ
comlng west when ho has suddenly
changed hR plans,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
Tehaun,epss National Railroad,

san Francisco july 20, The Tchaun,
tepcc National Railroad from Sallna
cruz on the Pacific side, TO Coatgnconl.
cos IN the our Of Mexico, u distance
~ $50 miles, IN about completed, and II
~ expected that within nine or twelve
months hurbor and wharfage facilities
for tho landing Of steamships ana the
transfer of freight WIN be- finished The
American. Hawaiian steamship COM,
pnny, now operating u feet Of steam.
ships between san Francisco, Hawaii
and Sew York through the straits VI
Magellan, has concluded contract
with he Tchnuntop1c fond'for the OPP,
Grafton of connecting steamship lines
ON both the Pacific and Atlantic sides
and win use the seven vessels nov op.
cratol via the straits ~ Magellan In
this service, IN addition TO two new
ships about 20 be built,
The company expects To afford u rcr.
vice - 20 days by the nev route an
against the 80 or 40 days now taken TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
COUNTY MFR MARY,
Old oso May be Rebuilt or Maybe a
New Ono Monday VIII Decide,

supl w. n Jones NJ tho county IN
nrmN In huelN engaged today putting on
temporary roof over m" poorhou"
Kitchen The range has been connected
up ana vs. IN good shape Tor cooking The
men viii have u sort NJ am outing a.
tables nro SET under the shady lrcoH aud
they viii take their meals there. The W..
men are Nill "A the orphans homo tnd
Hupl Mis- BHllou ana MrF Juuvt. mn.
from are curing for them The women
ARE sleeping AZ the home while the mon
are IN lholr quarters which was not M
WrCd boy the blaze
ON Monday morning thorr yin ho "a
meeting VI tho county commissioners io
decide upon VIVA, shnll be- done w mo wnN
Of rebuilding the lnnrmurN II cannot ht
stated ~ TITS limo whether or not N VIII
be- rebuilt on the prc0onl site, en- whclh'
pr they win huld new lnnrmnry on
the Seventeenth South site. But an this
win be- decided nm Monday next In mo
meantime the Inmates are holng cared for
properly ana are not IN want for any
thing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
HEADQUARTERS AT WELLS
Getting Ready to Let Western
Pacific Contracts,

Elko NcN July 70, Rcprc.
sonla,lros of the Utah ronsWuc.
ton company have been at
Wolls, Now for several days
looking over the Inc Of tho
Western Pacific surveys ana
providing for accommodations
They have given ont the mfor.
nation that they ARE sure Of get.
ting tho contract to build the
Western Pacific from Llko, Ncy,
10 SILVER Zone, Utah, n distance
Of l5l miles, They my that
Wells win be- the headquarters,
and work win be- prosecuted both
WBNs from there, VIM, Drake
q Wells, who Is authorized TO
purchase al tho draft horses oh.
talnahlo for the company 10 be
used IN construction work. says
the work win begin within 50
days, \ party " Western Pa.
ellie surveyors under Engineer
Frlsscll " running "A line from
Wells To Ely and when they nm.
iSh this they VIII be- In charge NJ
construction work on the West.
crn Pacific
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
WRIT TO PROHIBIT.
Request tina, Justio, Of Peace DO Re.
strained from Col octng Judgment

4 petition for a writ of prohibition
WAS filed IN the district court today by
Walter ~, Cookslcy In which Nc asks
that Justice of the rcaco Dana r.
smith be- prohibited from taking amy
further proceedings IN connection Win
the collection " u judgment for s2Nl 81
and costs secured IN hle court against
rookslcy by the American Mercantile a
Reporting agency
II II alleged that M the time the Ald
action was instituted against tookscy
No. had lllod "A petition I'm bankruptcy
ana that after the judgment had been
rendered against him he was dis-
charged from bankruptcy, The note on
which the judgment was rendered Nus
inadvertently omitted from the lirl OF
debts and liabilities IN the bankruptcy
court but petitioner claims that the
plaintiff IN the case know of the bank
rupicy matter ana knew that the note
should have been Included IN the Hist
Of debts Ne also claims that his dis.
charge also discharged the note and
hence he asks that the justice of the
peace be prohibited from taking any
further action In the ease against him
An order 10 show cause why u wri, ~
prohibition should not h. ernnlcd was
issued by Judge Morse and mas re-.
turnublc on July 20,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
LIFE INSURANCE,
Gov. Higgins Recommends Conn
mission to Investigate IL.

Albany, y, v, July 2o--tiov llg.
gins this afternoon sent 10 the lcgls'
laturo u message recon monding Tor It's
consideration tho appointment Of a
Joint commission to investigate tho
business OF ifc insurance as carried ON
In this state,
In the senate senator Armstrong I'M.
modmtoly introduced "A concurrent rrsa
omtlon providing for the appointment
Of special Joint committee Of three
senators ana ave asscmblymon ~ I'm.
dcrtakc tho investigation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
BAD BR0K EN- LEG,
Young Salt Lakcr Meets with Painful
Accident IN Logan Canyon,

john RanuuA"n. clerk IN the county
TUsurorH olnco, arrived AZ hs homo In
SAT- Lake today from logan lie ls mf.
irlng from a broken lex received while
ON q lshug Trip IN Logm canyon. and
win be- confined for some WuckH Young
Rasmussen was ON hN summer vacation
from the olncc and with a party of
friends started FOR Logan canyon to Uph
driving a team w from Logan city Whilo
lhoN were unloading m lhu place NJ their
destinations Rusmussou stepped ont of the
wagon, aud MISSING hls footing ON the
wheel hub he fell near the horses One NJ
them taking fright Kicked back aud
broke the young mans right lex below
the Knee. HE companions carried him
back 10 Logan city I'm the wagon anil
MS injuries We're There attended 10 by Dr.
Cnldorwood This morning he was brought
10 SAT- Lake ON the Logan train which AR.
rived ~ Has ana taken 90 his homo IN
nm ambulance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
MRS, RICHMOND y. llOBSON
wife of This Gallant Captain III
In "a Hospital,

Dos Moiucr luu July d. Mrs, Richard
Pearson llobsou wife W capt llobson,
the hero " the Mcrrlmao, n IN NJ Mercy
hospital capt llobpon ~ NJ her bedside,
and II " possible that H0mo NJ the lecture
dates may be- cancelled
Mrs. lluhRuu was suddenly taken III
Nhllo passing through Iowa she grad
unlly grow worse uutll sho reached pes
Moucs when n became necessary for
hcrto be- removed. rom The Train aud tai,
on 10 the hospital Though her sickness
~ said IN hc NJ u minor nature some con-
rCrn is felt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
RESOLUTION TO REMOVE
HOOKER FAILS TO PASS

Albany n ", July sO-The question
OF the removal from office VI supreme
Justice Warren ", Hooker of Frcdonla
Camo m mai form before the lcglrln-
,ure today when Chairman Fish OF the
committee ON judiciary presented a
concurrent resolution calling for the
removal Of Justice Hooker on tho
ground that he had bVon wilfully
guilty Of corrupt unlawful ana i'm.
moral acts when have tended 20 bring
and nayc brought The said Office NJ Jus.
,lco NJ the supromc court aud tho adj
mnIsiralion ~ Justice into contempt
ANA winch shows a personal unhtnoss
ON tho part of nld Warwn II, lIookrr
10 hold and occupy the ol'lco OF justice
Of The supreme court
Tho resolution WAS definitely defeat.
cd. the nnul vote standing ayes IS,
noes o. ono hundred votes were ncccs'
Fary TO pass A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
CONFERENCE ON CHART.
TIES AND CORRECTIONS

,louland, o. July 0.-.rho reports "
lnbt omml,tCos OF the conference ON
.onIlUo. and corrections and the trans.
W0on ~ considerable routine business NJ
VU cu,UN2''r'ncc comprised the work Of tho
tW,,'l tnsalon today OWIng to the
nnRh ol the program, the discussions
NI, 0,Nlled Ia u great extent never,
u,pW moro was ample opportunity 10
wWVOtOoW u wide difference of opinion
WV W' various subjects, ana tho snRaion
u', ID We least Lacking IN interest
Nern "Nlulllr't Nnloh reported today
,ocial l.lnl'h tlhtlellcN, training for
enr," Nulb.lN. ANA workngmon's insur.
snt' l,l9rW ol the committees ON states
NV NolNllcs showed Tho wonderful
,,,,u., WIN which the movement IN pro.
,n,m.g ne number Of institutions de-,
,srinF 'h,lt work 10 the bcllormont OF
,Tou0l .9nllNons WAS shown 10 be Incroas.
uN anu the statistics presented domon.
uuii,o llnt their EFFORTS are meeting !,
w.. i'nor that elected considerable com.
,hai, VIM maj " Prof Graham Taylor,
NV UulNN Of the committee on training
snn,a ny WoIkors Tho discussion thai
uo 1l WluNod WA, There wpro several OF
,,s " 90 Bates whose opnInns ON The nee.
,"eI VhlnlnR were radically dlvprocnI
'um m, GpOnkor'H "'''"'"'
,drnnrUetlrk hoffman N Newark. n J..
n" Xxx Oll IN his report very lonWhlly
meus sEo,vn,rnmon,ol syslom OF working.
pross,d nuvo ,lermAny ana oSa
'h' system "N P''' oP''''oll OF
Zoe M " 'ooll9n IN charge OF the commit.
p,borg ,1o,n,Rnoqlhool improvement, two
,Ilrl incoming the conditional or tor,
,lH.Sg y San Froncipco wcro reod 1nnrd
i,couri, a WIN interest one OF thcte
,nErr,to he Improvement, that had been
ofifat INV d,nnS Telegraph mn district
an, improving the condition o1 '' "or,aI,,
'ThlO metropolis WYNN WV '"W'
ttad 'T "W s'gllon Miss Charlotte Aiken
lE,,''ng ns an adjunct 10 The hounI,nnf
~ b"eVsn,n,,Mi lecltod the dscourago,non,s
into mSgp,,,lenced. nurscg when ii,I sor,
md iRehp 'N,RsII,H, family from Tho hospital
h mn,,, tbs gho lOld 10 inra""o VC x, ,nn
''"''V 'talnng AZ the hogpl,nl 'N'cn'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
Santa Fe's Latest

"ro the Land " sunshine" " tho
title Of pamphlet OF ZOO pagof, Rois
ton w in magazine form ana prolus0.
~ illustrated, descriptive ~ me lerrl'
tory Of Now McXico, Wv climnto, matt
ural resources ana varied attractions
ana status of development published
Ny the burcu Of migration Of the
territory ana extensively circulated by
the passenger department of tho santa
fp rOHd II IN the most protontIOus
publication ever cotton uui IN ndNots
tpomcnt OF New MoNlro, and both the
reading mntter ana the hilf tones are
cotton up IN an mlorcttng manner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
PIONEER DAY AT PORTLAND
Manager olawson Notifies Governor
Cutler Of lts Celebration,

Gov cutler received u communication
from Manager rlawson today stating that
Pioneer day VIII be- ilimgly observed In
the Utah building at the exposition ON
Monday and that the administration has
Ino ann rnndo VS. U 'nH 9SSm'N,sei,oh
ON sunday next the Indian band from
colorado VIII furnish music IN the Utah
building llofroshmcnts viii be served
In tho building on both oruRsour Tho
formal opening. " the model rouuonuui,
INK MIL VIII take place un tomorrow ana
Manager Clnwson has Issued 100 invita-.
tons for that event,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
transport freight between here ana Now
YORK VIA Panama ana approximately 90
dhNH Via American rail lines
Napn Valley Line,

Sin Francisco, July aO.aTho south.
crn paolnD has decided tn change tic
operation Of the rumpuuNg Napn Val.
ley me which runs 10 CulUogn, Cen.
oral Manager CALVIN has decided that
the me between Napl uud Callstogn
can be- operated 90 advantage ag pant OF
the california Northwestern system,
ANA IL ~ given ont that Il VIII be- made
part Of That system uud operated IN
connection with the 1lburou line ~
soon az certain track connections IN
the nolphbolhood of Nupo can be- made.
\ saving of half nm hour win be- eject.
ed by the change and the transfer OF
passengers ana baggage at the ferry
from Vallejo junction to South Vallejo
WIN be avoided
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
DIR MARY LATHAM
Sentenced to Four Years IN Prison
For Arson

spokane, wash July @-Dr Mary \,
Latham one ~ the most prominent ply.
HcIana here, was sentenced thls morning
years IN prison IN Latham was convict.
cd Of arson IN setting IRE 60 drug store
at Mead, Wash,
Tho Jury recommended mercy, but I'm
passing sentence Judge poindrS lor SCORED
the prisoner nnd stated that nothing hut
her age ana toN lmnclled him to regard
this recommendation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
C0LORED COLONY.
sou,horncr Buys Land TO Plant One in
The Bear RIyor Valley

no establish o colony NJ soulhou no.
gros In tho Rear river district ~ tho put
pose of the visit "a rAh Of W. moore
purchased a hear river farm and Intends
TO mako the Bear river country hle per-
manout homo. Tho negro colony how
over ~ not to be- ilb main business ven.
turo, 40 ne wishes only a. have q SUI.
farm hands for tho beet nollF Ton fam.
llcs M the number he would BRING and
ne haN secured "a promise from the sugar
company Of N acres Win cottages to he
used aa homes Tor lhum Tho noproh viii
arrive curly noNt spring V \ lcot agent
In the country WITH the result that hn
decided to rumlln there pormUcntly rhN
land brought iln0 per acre. witch Il an
average valuation " lands In that local.
w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
No RECORD Of LOAN TO
ALEXANDER AND JORDAN

Nov York July 70 There ~ no roe.
ord IN amy of tho books " the Mcrcau.
tic Trust books ~ the SGi6000 lonn
20 which Horace g. pomlng president
Of that company tcstilod before Eupt
llondrlcks having been Carried by tho
company for i've or Ny years In the
names Of President James ", AloN.
ondor ana Comptroller Thomas - lor.
dan of The Equitable Life Assurance
society M trustees, This announce.
Examiner Judson, who has been making
u regular eem.unnunl inspection OF
the books of the trust colpanN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
N the ISLAND OF SAknAllEN
p.,uord Movement Has Reached Vlad.
,mIrosEa Artillery Including Forty
Machine Guns.
COMMENTS ON WHITES INTERVIEW
Il I. Generally Commended, The Sylel
A RnbId War Paper, Sounding
DESCENDANT Note.

pu,san headquarters At the front
1oca,on not gIvcn), July 2o,--The Jap
sn,se advance II taking on q moro en-
,rsollc character ana II being pushed
,ooard Mousan Nangan and lIneagnw'
Tho Japanese seemed TO have received
heavy rcniorccmon's from Field Mar
,hall Oyamas main army IN front "
don. Imcyllch, A landing OF Japan
$50 near vladyostok would not be SUR
pr,ng and their operations appear TO
Ne concentrating In that direction,
Tho Japanese advance IN the Island
sskhalcn has reached VladmIroska,
The Japanese artillery includes 10 ma
chine guns
COMMENTS on WHITE INTER.
VIEW,
~ Petersburg, July 20, Tho ,nlor.
Wow In the Associated Press with NJ,
Wllo an Monday last tclegraphod
back TO 49, Petersburg from Now york
and printed throughout the empire this
morning Ia given hiRh commentator
from the press with the exception of the
extremely ronciionnry Svlct ana the
Moscow ua2olle The Bourso Gazette
declares The bulk of tho Russian pon-
pie share NJ Whites views, which now,
when the attention ~ the world ~ nN.
"a nm the peace conference, Arc ~ his.
,orcal Importance, The paper adds
"Ruwlas chief plonipoionliury does
MT attempt 10 conceal from the for.
eIgn countries the industrial situation
m Russia strong men do not fear tho
truth falsoho0ds are the instruments
Of The weak NJ Witto leaves under
GOOD auspices, but No makes II clear
On, upon tho moderation of the Jap.
antse demands depends tho fate ~ tho
nsllon'
Tbe Noyoc Vrcmya heartily endorses
NJ Willc't statement that Russia does
MOI co'el peace at any price ana that
both parties IN Russia would unite 10
resist terms witch might threaten tho
country.
M Whites extremely impartial and
temperate remarks upon the Industrial
conditions ana the future should prove
Instructive abroad" the paper adds,
"and should bcic0, those Russians
VINO doubt the future dcs,Inics OF the
country
The Sloyo rcjoices NJ tho fact after
hc weakness and vacillstion which
nave marked tho later stages Of Rus
thn history the peace negotiations
nave fallen into strong hands, and
Nhllc the paper admits that NJ Wlitc
wll nave no opportunity IN retrieve the
plumbers NJ others, yotohc Slovo hopes
ne may be- successful In his missic;;,
The SViet, whose voice IL stlll for war
NO inc last ditch, surcastically llkcns
MWlcS departure 10 the pllgrImagcs Of
we russian princes who Travelled To
w Inr sioopcs Ia mako observance TO
we chleis Of the golden horde, Tho
Mnl concludes that peace ~ neon.
nubIo win the dignity NJ the country,
winch l7 not yet defeated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
THURSDAY 20, CITY

M they were dispersed by strong
force II police and gondurmoe,
A mob stoimed the city hall at Sala.
mancp, broke into the building and
sacked n, \ member Of the municipal
council fleeing from the rioters Jumped
from u window aud was Killed.
The Republicans are tummonlng mass
meoIlngs IN Madrid and elsewhere, The
government fears spread Of the dis.
orders aud IN taking precautions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
CHINESE BEGIN BOYCOTT
Of AMERICAN GOODS

Shanghai July 20, About lhOO PEG.
pie, including the heads Of an the prin.
cipal guilds and delegates nom many
provinces, attended "a chinese mass
meeting yesterday which arranged To
begin the boycott of American goods
tomorrow II was distinctly an.
nounccd that the action taken was noe
against the American government,
whose constan, Kindness War nlly
recognized, but II was pointed uul that
unless the chinese showed themselves
a. De IN earnest thoN would show 40
erect on the california labor condi.
whether the boycott win really -
maintained
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
kayin Oak Gun Match.

Chicago July 90 Match play In the
first round lor the llaNin Oak, spoci
Space ana TyrO cups WAS started To.
day NJ Owrntsl, when Chandler Egnn,
who Yesterday broke the records for the
course NJ 30 hoos me, Arthur Perry
Of Windsor
walter Fairbanks, the Denver cham.
pIOn who lod the solaco cup quolincrs,
met Amos ~ Princeton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
Observation-Disclosures.
WESTERN PACIFIC,
Mw Road places q Dlg order for nrek
AZ Reno,

The Western Pacific this Ncok placed
an order for i0QO 600 hard burned brick
with the Reno Press Brick company.
This N the largest order tina, tho Novn.
dH concern has received aud there n
considerable speculation Hs 10 iust what
this order moHns, one thing that N
comforting those IN the dark Is that II
the Western Pacific contemplated ahnn-
doning It's plans Ia build II would not
now hc placing biz orders Tor build.
ing material
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
ATTEMPTED TRAIN WRECK
Discovered Just IN Time to Pres
vent serious Accident

Akron, o., july gO,--Whot II believed
10 be deliberate attempt TO wreck
way, WAS discovered Just IN time to
prevent a serious acct lent at Barberton
late last night james McGr0w Of
Cleveland was caught after having
thrown switch, llo claimed that no
had bet that he could throw tho
switch, Ne was charged whit lampcr-
ing with rallrond property Tho shift
Ing uf The switch WAS discovered by
the police, who happened 10 see tho
signal night changed when the switch
war lhlOMn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
"''cA6o LUMBER DRIVERS
". --.------
''''' Almost Unanimously for
Declaring strike or

Ncr 0St rlso.,.J qly 20. Tho strike OF um.
rlsrcd Tort' IN, n doo ely has been dc.
VI tho m,,hne pol striking employees
question ss'por dea lers voted on Tho
almost ma NJ, ,a,nnlng The strike and were
INK 10 ih"",n,'nously IN favor of return.
,ht acuon ", 9wl places regardless OF
,0l mlons ", ,oUow strikers, Other 10.
long con,,o ", ,romslcrs Involved In tho
Chicago rn nu,o struggle against the
"P'o''rV association will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
Russian Crop Conditions,

ST. Petersburg, July O.--Tho crop cen.
dillons In several Of the governments
OF Russia have become worse because
Of dry hot winds which burn M the
crops almos, IN day The most do.
plorablc situation II IN the Bogoro.
dltSk district OF the Tula government
where the marshal Of nobility reports
that the wheat ana rye crops have been
practically destroyed by u syrooco,
Hence the last years supply Of grain
ana fodder has been consumed the
calllo are without fodder and that tho
poorer peasants WI soon be facing a
famine, The marshal requests GOV.
eminent assistance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20

Portland on, July 70 The oroeouian
says this morning that the Rev, Fred
orlok w. j Lloyd who was recently
elected coadjutor bishop Of W. protes.
lant Episcopal church for lhG diocese of
oregon has tolographcd 20 Portland
pastors that u letter " on the way from
Mr. Lloyd canColllng @ previous ne.
ooptanco of the onlco, The message vas
no, made public, the reason being given
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20

take similar action 10y referendum vote
II the accommodation Of the team
tlere' joint council are carried out Tho
Department store Drivers union began
voting today on the question Of calling
the strike of, Railway express drivers
ANA track toamslors VIII vote on the
question tomorrow night II was the
action Of the lumber drivers taken with.
out the sanction ~ the strike leaders
mat influenced the lcanstcrs' Joint
council TO adopt a motion advising the
ttrlkort IN other local unions that the
lllno has come To vote the strike of,