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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
INFANT MORTALITY.

The attention Of the Town Council at
johannesburg, Transvaal, was last year
to the fact that out of eighty
four infants. who died in December,
of them had died of dys-
entery. An investigation with view
of tracing the source OF the disease
was authorized. Under the best of con-
ditions attacks of dysentery are very
prevalent among children in warm
weather. but in a large majority Of
cases the lives of the little ones can
be saved by the use Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This remedy always brings prompt re-
lief, and has never been known to fail.
For sale by all dealers and druggists.
Benson, Smith 6 Co.. Ltd, Agents for
Hawaii.
D-@.9.0.0.|0.0.0.0~0-0.0.0
which action has apparently contrib
uted much, to the economy and eff
cheney of the institution
LARGER THAN GOVERNMENT.
Details of rents, leases, mortgages,
etc, are given of which the story is
sufficiently conveyed in the above
schedules of revenue and expenditure.
Under the head of forestry the master
says:
"The trustees report shows in de-
tail that preservation and extension of
forest reserves continue to receive ex-
haustive and merited effort and atten-
tion.
"The estate now reserves a greater
area for this purpose than does the
government; and, in view of the great
public benefit derived from this policy,
taxes on these reserves should be
waived, as advocated by the trustees,
Notwithstanding that at present com.
plete fencing is required by law to Sc
cure such exemption
ORGANIZATION OF TRUST.
In recommending that the twentieth
! proved by the court, Mr.. Sims gives the
following statement of the board Z
present organization:
"The trustees, having conducted the
years business of the estate in Ga reg
ular and special meetings, report q
change in personnel of the board by the
4 resignation of Hon. w. +. Allen ano
, appointment of Hon. T.. F. Bishop, Dec
Is, 1904, which resulted in reorgani
zation of the board with Joseph o. Car
ter, president; f. Faxon Bishop, vice
president; Samuel NJ. Damon, treas
urer; Alfred w. Carter, secretary; Viii
liam o. Smith.
"Their reports and accounts mani
| fest a continuance OF the business acu
!, men heretofore characteristic of th'
board. The current expenditures hav'
been kept well within the estates rev
enue, while the objects of the trus
have been faithfully subserved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26

which action has apparently contrib
uted much, to the economy and eff
cheney of the institution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
CAPTURE OF SAKHALlN
I Fans MUCH TO RUSSIA.

Nt pIorhurR July 10, y, m with
lho Japanese nag hoistod for the nre,
limc ou Russian eoll after ~ months
Of war; the importance of the landing
ou the island OF NukMlu is generally
admitted both in newspaper comment
and in government circles, complete ors
ruIntIou uf the ISLAND ig regarded ue
lurogonr conclusion
The NuNnr Nrcmyu NOlcop the zen.
rrl sentiment M holding mat control
uf Fikh1liu puts a powerful lcyor IN
tho possession of Japanese diplomacy
which hhlllN has something mngilln
lu ITS hands tu throw upon the scales
cree.
There ~ divergence of opinion with
regard 90 the effect II Win have upon
tho negotiations M Washington. some
NJ the rrcCOncilublog declaring that n
makes peace at the present Wucurp
molo impossible than before, us Japan
win be- able IN dommd the coNslon Of
the island and u heavy indemnity ~
wen, NJ which torms peace win be too
costly but the more prevalent view ~
that japan hlr now IN her hands
enough tumm 10 tAko the game,
the attack ON the island certainly
lNIH lN'H WV W wv lININ'H W NV Il'Ni Y
advocates, who have been suggesting
that lB voluntary rosaiou might be- mn
onfoL win Port Arthur ana the chi.
u,ao wllrold, IgulnW tho payment of a.
largo part ur lll of q monetary lndom.
uily $40 further report ~ the luuds
mg operations hna hocn received
NJ MoWuN.cn the Russian Wmbnasn.
uUH tt Rome and one nt me peace plcul.
potcnuWlut hla arrived ln 49, pctclf.
mrg, Md called upou Foreign Minister
lHWsiorh Yesterday lllH sailing ur.
wugrwouH hoyn not got been perfected,
us they pro dependent upnn the date
or Dis audience with the emperor which
WII probably tUko place Tuesday Ills
suite hua been completed BY thu aolCr,
ton of lWo secretaries tmm the foreign
rlnrr
Tine Noyoo Nromy Joins In the pr,st
chorus nYuirw N, MumNiun saving n
N hand ~ tell how good diplomat he
VIII prove, us he couimlN was mot "a
mu.rsf 100 Ihr Hague. Tine paper says
upl Baron Eosru the other ploplpo.
trntIuN ou the contrary ~ Hyi'ml
dlpomuDw and hoe been socially sue.
upgHlul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
FRAhCO'CERMAN
MOROCCAN AGREEMENT,

Berlin July lO.-rhc agreement hc.
lWoon France ana Germany on the sub.
)ccl ~ Morocco which WIN be- made
public IN both Paris and Berlin today
cannot but be regarded here as u dlp,
lomnllr suCcosH NJ the first Importance
over both Great llrlnn ana France,
although II ~ expected In terms N
great moderation, the agreement being
referred lo ~ "An accord based on
1ull appreciation ana recognition Of
caeh governments rights and aims"
Yet olllclally the Issue M regarded Oa
= triumph for Emperor william ana
Prince Won Buolow that VIII suongth.
en- Qcrmany's diplomacy everywhere
ON the continent,
The attitude Of the American GOV.
eminent toward the Moroccan contro.
NolNN was altogether satisfactory to
Vermany Precisely what part Pres.
idtnt Roosevelt took IN forwarding the
settlement w not made public I'm licr.
I'm, bul II IN appreciated that The In.
lluenoea he oSertod AZ Paris and Lon.
don contributed towards the sclllo'
m0nl
The documents covering the Franco.
German Moroccan agreement are three
n number all dated july s. The first
Premier Nouvler wrote To Prince Won
ladolln the German ambassador at
Paris, saying that the French governs
ment through The dHcuFsona that had
inkon place between the representatives.
~ both countries IN Parts and Berlin
had reached the conviction that ns the
conference proposed by the sultan OF
Morocco was directed toward no aim
opposed 10 the interests OF Franc In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
HOW KATAOKA CAPTURED
ISLAND or SAKHALIN

TOXIC. July ~ Admiral kolaoka 10
ports under date ~ ,mly g. us follows
Nv squadron went north. ana acting
Zoo conformity with d prprwugod pRu
wWdDd marine. ou luly M point
previously chosen There uua mo- ru.
slfluurD and % portion of our army
had lucndN boon mndu0'
lndor date of july n hoWom ro.
porte
"uuo of our lorpodu dusuoycw ro.
ports ON the afternoon of luly 70 that
hUwukouk was muuug The forts
previously shDlod hy tho DESTROYER
wore then Silent
our army Arrived M Ycngumu un
the afternoon uf lhp ,th'
Under date uf July . Admiral EuH.
Okla WNt
"rho wWndlon conveyed the umu
porte through dense foga on JUS Do
The 0,D preserved good order and
rWrho0 the point rhuHru for ruupuulrn-
ton uu the evening NJ July Tho
fleet anchored and the work NJ Vurcua
INK tho scu of dangerous obstacles WINS
completed The transports were iol
IN gradually The Nnrehipp lowered
launches ana assisted I'M landing the
l''''l'|I NNNAllfllllN IINN'lNlIlN NV tI'iIN "
iiuu Admiral DrVu reported TINT mia
division had reached the lHudWg point
M d 100 the morning ana landing Wlr
Elected 4 reconnaissance was ron
durlnd hul uu dcfonsos Woro found
unh thlro guards Nuro discovered The
1ollllu rnguGud ln sweeping the sou for
dangerous obstacles encountered heavy
currents. hut speedily mopspd the work
4 portion ul the squadron nul the
Transports wore led through The plonrul
space ana marines were landed from
the combined division Later the army
relieved the lutrln,n Our sweeping
divisions Vou suddenly SHIELDED from
the hlllu south of knrWkoHk The
cruiser Akupl vnN also exposed lu the
nrp hul the sweeping Was concluded
without danger m, army reported
by wireless m July that knwWkorNk
had hcou lpkou our nuga Worn Nifihlo
M several points We Vrrc apprchru.
UNo ON nrruunl of the weather hnl
the work Of the llcct WAS successfully
accomplished, Admiral Makuu recon.
uoltcrrd I'm the vicinity of the island,
but nothing unusual WAS discovered
Fairly ON SATURDAY three Wurshps ana
two dcsWoycrs Worc dispatched io Nuus
gum1 cape, lAior u destroyer entered
ROlisoi ana Wnp vigorously shrllrd hv
u field piece We returned the llIo ana
filunCod the rurmNF Ruus'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
CREW OF THE FhRFARDET
PROBABLY ALL DEAD,

Paris july Dispatches reaching,
the ministry " marine show that tho'
WlhorlioH M Blouh Tuw continue
lEoh tedious efforts To raise the Sub!
marine boat lHwurdol win the oNpcD.
ialion ~ taxing ont the colpsus 81 ihc
Imprisoned crew. cables were again
russcd under the boat today hul the
r,sunlH wore mlbl' to brnR her to
the surface,
\ large floating dock H. NOW over the
Hukcn boat and ~ lF hoped thll lhig
win permit Of wlsmg the submarine
today Tho futile efforts lo rescue ino
Imprisoned men shook mp the boat,
lr'ioniuR the cap and permitting water
- enter The interior orinuo for the nd.
mission NJ lir ana Mao served To admit
wator An other ways ono of the Hu
messages from the Interior of the lm.
fUrdot Was
'lurN water gaining
Slnco then complete Wlcnuo hng pre-.
vailed within the divers lupo being nm.
answered Therefore II n believed Tint
those who escaped being smolhorpd
were drowned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
4 FATAL FIRE,
Arthur Neely, Brother of the
Publisher, Loses lila LIFE.

Now YORK; my N. Arthur NocDy
host hs NE I'm Nro IN East -Four.
loD1lh street carly today ITO Waa "a
brother nj r. Touuysou NulN the pub.
lsior NJ lhW ety. and lived iu chicago.
H. ronnyeou Nooly paw ht brother
Killed Arthur slept com lhu top Nuur
con- lhu huNuW lllH escape WINS cul
of, nv cr.ol M his window fo hulp.
while ME brother ou the roof of mo
bay window just under the third STORY
windows mpuwd MIN NOT lo lumn
when the lrn2Ioi man could restrain
himself mo- longer hs brother drggpl
mattress lu NE roof NJ iho window
for him "a iump ou hul ne missed u
and rolled 10 the street whore hr
struck hH head,
The nromon were already raising
thpl ladder us the man lolpod ana lf
ho hnd waited only 10 ioW minutes hons.
or hlr lito mighl have been saved
Nc"lr lnUyos three children Their
mother wue Killed iu ID railroad wreck
sovcwl years ORo and They are now
with lu aunt IN cleveland ohio, with
whom their mthor lofl them Two weeks
ugO a. come to thly ,lly for % business
trlp win the idea of locating here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
PEOPLES 4, :. BANK
EN'Jujgc seldom 4 spencer Ar'
pointed Receiver,

ST. Louis, July loon me request "
Scyy ut state TNanger of Missouri
judge McElhunoy Of The sU Louis oir.
Gun court today appointed former
judge seldom u, spencer receiver for
the Peoples ruUrl states huus
against which u fraud order has been
issued hy the federal postal authorities,
Judge spencer Immediately qualified,
furnishing "a 100000 bond ana al once
proceeded To headquarters of the cone
Germ whore he took charge.
The Peoples United Stutos bank was
organized by ElW q, LOWS Of st.
Louis IN 1904 and has ID capital stock
ot S2iuoo0o The banking business was
conducted along new lines the pront.
en- part ol the subscriptions for stock
ana ne deposits being solicited ana re.
colvod by mail
frOE of state SNungor made Goo lul'
loWlng statement to-day DO regard 10
IN, banks nWols
The Peoples United Sufot bank has
various sums on deposit with different
rl,loV Of the United states. ilr total
amount oi cash being about 5l.Wouuu
il has also $4,000 lu government
bonds Inoro are also securities oi the
luiver.lDy Heights property ana of me
Lowe Publishing company amounting
tu 100000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
ELKS PURPLE DAY.
Committee Reports Gratifying Progress
Made ON the Program,

The Elks' committee on Purple day
bold an enthusiastic meeting yesterday
uolM and made gratifying progress
win the program This VIII include a
mule race, with 0vc entries already
nude ana thoro ~ to be- special pl1o
of $500 fur chariot race, Vhuu ore
Two entries for this between j, g.
lrnry ana an Unknown the chlrola
being purple ana white, ana nnmol
l'nsllor and llon'lllm Mr. lplry
proposes putting M a contest lu the
chariot line that VIII make the Circus
MaNlmus 'pnlo its Intellectual Hrc.' and
bring up from lInl"s thousands ot
shades ~ distinguished Romans 10 VII.
l'M once moro the lumphs of the
coliseum,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
MAY Be CRIMINAL
PROSECUTION.

oyster Bay l., H. July 10, II ~ re-.
gordod here ns not unlikely that crime
mai prosecution may result from the
investigation NJ the cotton report leak
In the department Of agriculture while
no decision to institute criminal pro.
cccdlngs has been reached the subject
rs holng considered by Alty.Gon.
Moody who later viii take the matter
up Win the president
WILSON STANDS PAT,
Wellington July 49, THAT sccy,
Wilson inlcuds to take no stop back.
ward IN his report ON the cotton louk
investigation Wug evidenced today by
hls statement that he was not afraid
M any libel wit which might be- Med
uglinN him hy Mr. Price ar olhors
mentioned lu the report In fact he
fuid, he would welcome such action be-.
cause II might be- tho means of de-.
vrloping somo fncls not already un.
covered, and which n was desirable to
know
"lhiH vs. u qu0rol among Ramhlorg,"
no said, brought about hy tie dNulis,
lNctiOn of some Of them IN not getting
what they thought was due, have
nothing 10 take bnok ~ the head OF
mn executive department NJ the govern,
mont II was my duty ana my right to
give the public the result " the inycsli.
cation by the secret service agents into
the charges had been nlod leading M
TO the dismissal Of Mr Holmes"
Tho secretary added that he had
given conHidortion a. Mr. Prices re-.
quest as presented through his attor-
noS william NJ WINS, Of New York,
10 withdraw the unjust, offensive and
uusustaucd charges and implications"
and had reached the determination 10
take no further action IN the matter
lIo said ne would nat communicate
win Mr. Price on his attorney In any
way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
IABORlRS on CANAL,


Washington July lo.lu order lo
tuu the p1pu lDy Ton WORK of Italians
chinese and Japanese ana also Jhe con.
U0ct method NJ securing and handling
Mborprr the Panama ulm .umnls,
sion has decided io import 1900 men Of
each nationality for % Bon day CON.
tact subject lu renewal pI0pos lls
lor lwbishlng these lahorolt soon VIII
be- Issued II le the object of the com,
mission Ia reduce the amount Of this
sort Of iahor as much 1907 possible by the
Introduction of modern machinery hut
N viii De uuHHWuN Go Vn.lu suNuul
thousand additional workman The
number Of 5000 was chosen because OF
DOLBY lh0 upproAImNlo CupluIll VI Oue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
A IONl, ROBBllR
Attempts to Hold Vr u Pullman
Conductor Frustrating Plan

spokane wash, July lo.~rho daring
mDupl of a lone lohhor t. hold up u
pullman ear vua frustrated mHl mghl
hy Pullman Conductor llooly Of the
Western purOp passenger so. T. About
midnight inst after tho train LETT Sgnd
Point. Idaho, llcIlN found the rohn'r
iu tho Ncalihul, NJ the sleeper Wl
pmcNy rupplod win HIM I'm tho
s,unlo the rohnor shot lt lloulN tho
bullot plwIur through his coat Ito
Then hul Uoaly mtIl the conductor
Mas almost Waousihlo Becoming
nphloncd tho mhbor mndr no effort
IN h0lh mp the passengers but tried 10
nwul the engineer ~ stop he iraIm
rnllng IN this No. loopcd from the ear
and Vanished llcnly WIS badly OcuiCn
nu moi seriously injured This W tho
third hoIdnp near Sand Point n the
Mst nNo Noim, No clow to the robe
hur ne reported,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
burned Fighting Fire,

New YORK July lO-Fiyo men have
boon .onously burned during nro,
Nighttime performance al rOney Island
and we're taken 10 hospitals Flames,
mgtoAi NJ pouring out Of window nt
which the mon were stationed, were
drIyou back by n back dEft' into their
fncre They were burned about the face
nud body and inhaled the names Be-
foru ladders could be raised, the men
ioupod ~ the ground, n distance NJ 30
fool. some ~ them are believed 90 be
f,t,lly injured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
Walter scott Going some,

Albuquerque, n, No. July TO- Walter
F,ults special train reached here at
$3.50 this morning beating the famous
Lowe special between Scligman aud Al.
huQuorquo, ~ minutes The distance II
an miles was made In nine hours and
N minutes, The train ~ scheduled to
make the run over the Glorietta noun
Uns from here 10 Lus Vegas, u dm.
lpuor ~ l8j mlloF In three hours Supt,
Gibson WHO came on the train from
Sollgman says II the present speed Of
the special " maintained north of this
city Inc time uf n hours holWoon Lus
Angeles and chicago WIN be consider.
ably diminished,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
KN|AZ P0TEMK|NE
HAS BEEN SUNK

KuNcnli Roumuin July 10, The
announcement lhu the halllcshm
kuny rotcmkmc sailed with Rear Al,
mwl Nupcrs squadron yesterday
evening turns ont 10 be- incorrect BE.
fore leaving the kniaS poicmkmc, the
mulurals opened the soa,cocks and
flooded her hold she IA nov lying nt
IA" hullunS mD n ls expected win ho
r..nuuol Ion time Ia leave Tor Scuato.
pol July a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
10, 1905 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Mitchell lived ror many years ot Euro
ho whore Mr. Mitchell WAS % minor
ont thl they removed FEB lhH D.'y a
NDIr ago Mr NHlnncN pN they Wcl.
90 puio. mpro0cutouF couple and that
Mr. Mitchell NUe not given lo absolute
mbllA nor WAS there anything about
.n'm Una, would 'u'H''' amy lN''0oo'
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WI 'I. UN 'N'N'I'' ''''
Police pllln' va Palmer was lN'
i official on 'No .,"u' u' Jh' murder
'n1 suicide ~ B orlooo % telephone
mD"a'o wf loooNcI 10 Police hoWl.
ouWt.w Nu'm0 OnU lDn o'l lady who
UNs 0' lho telephone h.l ID'l entered
iNu mitchell home ul s,o south Seventh
West and Found Mr. Mitchell dead on
'1n 0our uNuor pImDr was div.
patched ImwolNry to lnyo.9ulc. I'm
dv.n.Ulrg what Doc found Palmer 1Il
lu ~. "N... I'D. $3.50 D.u.N
,Uw.l M house ,ul found NIa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
4 LEAP FOR LIFE.


Lynn. Maps,july no. with e'wlght
drop of loo feet 70 what seemed core
tain drllh Wnlim C0nHold, q Boston
uorouuuD, leapod from hs balloon over
LINN common IN order 10 save MrH
camille STANFORD. 20 woman. ooronanl
who nsacndtd with him She escaped
uplulV. he was badly injured Ny
striking the sIdc of u house us his par.
prhu.p sNunl I'm the strong wind Five
thousand persons Witnessed his start.
ling descent
The balloon was found ln be- leak,
hg. and the gua Wur escaping mpd'
ly Mrs. stafford lonpod sometime M.
ter Canncld len the balloon striking
In Un apple tree from which she was
rescued unhul
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INSPECTOR lINNEN SPEAKS OUT
says Under Arrangement Fraud or
fayorIlIsm is Absolutely Out of
The Question,
ID Statement TO the Tribune lie D.
proves Completely that Papers
Contention,

40 ,'ss an authority than r. u Linz
ntn, Inspector oi The general land office
AZ Warrington D. G., ia out with u
statement which should scl at rest an
fear NJ myorIllsm or fraud I'm conuco.
ton WIN the opening oi Che lnlah
reservation in september uoNl In d
lenoa statement TO the "Ncos" sout
from Nomol Mr Ilunu has lhB 10
fag,
ne ne iormU fyaim of opening the
roael" alton bc adopted Ton lWhn uH
seems likoly an unccp tor loEIHnutuu
viii ID" conducted by employee eff the
government laUd once, sent Olt uUdDr
direction Of the commissioner The
uraNn. will be- conducted hy d com.
nlssl1I NJ three or i've mumhrlr. ~ be-
appointed hN thu secretary ul whom
the commissioner NJ thc guuCrll land
ONCE win be u member lndcr lnla sys,
tom II would be- absolutely impossible
for any faNuillism hr shown ~ any
persons or combination of persons The
registrations aud drawings Vill Boz con.
Quoted perfectly mlr with equal iusliun
lO all persons The roRlWO and rec
Dnlyor Of The \oUul mud office VIII
nave absolutely nothing lu do 'Nllh the
registration ana duvlng which viii Do
Conlu by the general mud Office
Ihp FIRST ACTON of lnr local officer viii
nc TO receive the Ming in the lands uft.
pr tho drawing aud the order uf Nrlnu.
ton has been determined IN MY oplua
ion II w hc utterly impossible lor any
ilaud 10 hc pcpclralol undor the plan
uH outlined.
~. N. I1NSEN.
Inspector Gonrul Land ONCE
ANOTHER BODY BLOW
That the chargcs ~ tho Tribune ron,
,ornuS contemplated fraud are ahaus
mlplN dlsproyod. n evident from
statement published In lle own columnH
lhIg morning from captain g. a. liall
~ white Rookie Utah. captain Han
says
Y authorize you lo publish oa direct
statement from me,
"Thl absolutely nobody Of whatever
creed sect denomination or political
party has been given amy concession or
permit Of whatever character which
win piNo them AN adynutuIo over lh'
general public iu selecting lands HH
homoNcnds on the Dlnhh reservations
Ecopt IN strict accordance with the
law,
Further that ! have made II nay
special duty 10 use every effort to 500
that nn suhtorfugc has been successfully
rcsorlnd to In gaining AN entrance to
The reservation by parties for amy pur-
poso hntovcr,
"rhit further believe, notwiihwand.
ing assertions To the contrary no spr'
ual udyunngee have been obtained for
,hc Mormon Church over the general
public I'm gaining Information IN regard
40 tho best class uf lands switch viii hO
thrown open Sept T. 1905. Very rorpoo.
July q, q, Han,
'ropHn Flflh cavalry. acting United
states Indian Agent
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JAPANESE CAPTURE GUNS,
Take Four from Fleeing Russians
I'm SHkhulIn

London, mly lo.A dispatch 20 tho
Iamu,O legation from TOXIC an.
uouu.rs that the Japanese force ON ih'
island or gukhau. witch 10 ruwulug
the Ruatma troops huH captured four
guns and "a quantity Ut ammuuluom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
Antics of an Automobile,

Sow YORK; july lO-liy the extra
ordinary antics of nan uuruly pulomo.
billie lho costly Italian marble balastrudo
which surrounds lho building of the nns
urIolo division of the supreme court,
Madison avenue ana rWonty.uflh
uwol has boon hudly damaged \
luglh ul 80 tooJ of the lnr marble was
b.okcu and j, Nua ml0 that the dumugo
exceeded $4,000
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NON.uNION DRIVERS.
ChIGago Carriage co, Begins Maxi
ing Delivers

ChIago. July no. Equipped Win 20
Wngon.. the chicago carriage company
with nonuniou drivers began making
dpNNprus for the express transfer 'oll'
pluiaa today for Ntrikc.honnd courorns'
rno regular business Of the. transfer
nrms VIII be- taken care of by union
1rNNiH
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Marine Workers Convention,

Detroit Mich July lO,--With 200
delegates present from ports I'm nil
parts of the country including cuba.
the annual convention OF the Long.
ehoremcn, Murine ana Transport Work.
ors association opened here today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
pickpockcts Hold lp Car,

New York, July lO,--Plckpockots have
taken posgceson of a Twonlysthlrd
hi root car and by locking lht roar door
robbed the passengers on the back plat
form AT their loasuro, The gang felgn'
ID inloSicatl0n ana loallcd the other
passengers while relieving them Of