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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-07
SUFFERING ENDED
E. D. Koha Passes Away After
Long illness With Pneu-
monia.
LEADING BUSINESS MAN
Prominent in City's Commercial Life
Many Years - Funeral Of
w. 3. Bruner.

E. d. Kohn died yesterday morning
at his residence. $40 Nineteenth street
after an illness of ten weeks with d
complication of heart disease, brough;
on by an attack of pneumonia in May
Mr.. Kohn's last illness began May 80
and for weeks his life hung in the bal
ance, and every hour his family and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-07
GIVE GRAYS A TBOUNCING
Smokers Have Easy Time in Game
Across the River.

The Illinois Smokers had an easy
time of it with the Flambeau Grays in
Davenport yesterday, defeating them
- TO >. Next Sunday the East End
club of Moline will be met in that city.
Score of yesterdays game:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
Crisis in Utah Stale Guard Has Passed
New BrBad General win Not
Resignation OF Line Officers Net Now
Outlook Conditions

from $500 to 81 500 por year ana n lpllpA
bocauso of the lack of FUNDS. AIT don,
bowman hnr drawn honNly un the
contingent fund' plnCp NH appoint.
mont, naViup furnished hlp uniros an 4
hired nll assistant cut Of w. thus ~.
cllllallng his duties uH udjulunt gene
oral
Tho future Of the state militia lg "A
matter that w now having the most
earnest attention of Adit Con GoDghp.
gan. and the linc officers who Wo puh
its supporters, Gen, tpoghrgm slptoa
today to the "NowF' when asked os 10
the outlook,
~ 10 not look for a single resignation
IN addition io what are already Med,
The feoling IN the gunrl this mornnu.
IN better Nhnn N has boon fp Iona
time past, ana | think that harmonious
progrpls win follow lrum now on"
As nov organized the guuu It m
command Ut Lieut., col n, NJ, H. lmnd.
who holds his lino position iu addition
lO II stan position ANA who IH lhp
senior live officer since the IsIgnulluu
NJ GEN PARK Below him 0ro $50 bat.
tullOnH Of infantry ono uullury uun
troop ~ cavalry ana % siWunl corps,
NH NJ thom hut partly recruited tn suit.
able strength liut ono major w. g..
Williams, Nv sIill IN the sCNIro, al.
lhough another win probably bo elect.
ed before the oncompmcnl this year.
The position " colonel has long boon
vacant and there N no immediate m-
lontlon Of nlling H. The captains ~
the six companies Of infantry IN tho
service are ], A. Hyde, jr, w. ",
knenss, q, ", Haaslng Lamont can,
Fred knmmcrmHn. ana Freeman Bls.
soll while the cavalry troop ~ In
command Of ldout H. h. bourne Ia the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
CAL. LABOR FEDERATION
1 = IirSuit Judge Morrow
Grants lniuns,ion Against II.

San frmcsco.Jmo 20. tinted smtgn
circuit Judgc Morrow has granted tns
application " Dietrich H. LooWo a
GO of Daubury, conn, for temporary
Injunction against the California state
federation Of labor and the Snn Fran.
cisco Labor council which has hcou
hoycottlng local hrn of iobbors IN the
hats manufactured by Loewc, The Va.
Junction pcndeuto litC WINS granted on
the ground that the unions had con-
Nplrod not only to protect themselves
hut 80 destroy the property ana ruin
The business of the compnnauls.
The defrnluntN contention VDs thyt
they mad used mother force, threats nor
intimidation and hal only urged upon
the friends 0l labor the necessity of To-
lnH lhclr patronage Tor the bpucnt ~
labor 80 constitutional righl
'Bl, cam II bo tWthWlly said that
this H. AN That has boon done by thCm
I'm enforcing the hoArott2" the court
proc 'Ods, and points out that lhiH 's
the p.Wor of combined numbers and
that he company M helpless uuloas thuy
surrender Nh, management ana control
~ th'r business tu lnhor Orpuni2d,
ton
AN employees huvH the right to qult
their employment. hut mo- rlght 10 COM.
hiuo 10 uui I'm order thereby 10 compel
their employer to withdraw from
mutually profitable relation Win Z
third purson for the purpose OF iuiurlnl
the third person when the relation thus
sOugn' to be broken had no olfovt what.
ever lpou the character NJ the reward
uf their services
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
Official Circular Sent Out Giving
Official Interpretation Of His
Speech to zemstvo Delegates
RESCRIpT NOT EXTENDED.
Imperor's Words Gas DO Published
0nly M They Are Reported 10
The Official Gazette

ST. Petersburg, June 49, The oflcial
Interpretation of the cmperors speech
10 the delegation " the gemsloylsae
and mayors nj poterhof, June 10, IN
given In the following circular sent by
the ministry Of the interior to an the
newspapers
''rhc words pronounced by the en-.
peror during the reception Of the
mcmbors OF the scmsNos Of munich.
palltIcs have been incorrectly intorprc.
ted by portion Of the periodical
press and several newspapers havc
gone 20 lar az TO dcducc thorcfrom
the arbitrary conclusion that the en-.
peror's words implied an extension ~
the imperial ioscrlp, Of March 3, 10 The
minister OF the interior IN the sense OF
q convocNtion OF representatives OF the
people ON the basis OF the existing con.
slitulions Of the countries Of western
Europe, whereas II was clearly shown
by the empcror's words that the con.
ditions Of such n conVocatIon we're TO
be based on an order OF things cor.
responding 10 Russia's aulocratio prn.
clpcs and his majcsys words con.
tain abfolutcly not the least indiou,
ton Of the possibility Of modifying
the Fundamental laws NJ the cmplrcc
consequently the central odminIstla.
ZION OF press affairs hy order of iho
minister Of the interior informs an
publications appearing without censor.
shin that the cmporor'e words can be-
published only In the form IN which
they were reported IN the Oflcial Mes.
songcr without additions or abbrcva.
tons, ana IN order to prevent dlstor.
ton Of the significance ~ the imperial
words II II found necessary to prohib,
II the publication IN the press Of any
Kind " deductions or interpretations
which do not accord with the direct
and clear meaning Of the cmpcrors
uttorances
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23

absence of capt Game the battery ia
lu uhurgo ~ can't Nrbh, and lhr sIr,
nal CORPS Of capt Skdmorc, cant
Skldmoru resigned pomu tmo ugu.
however although Mr. resignation hap
just been forwarded hy Gon. Park n
B stated that Ms leaving has
nothing ip do with the pres.
cont roslgnutlouE. Whom mis- res.
iyuntlOn h ncccplod the com.
mund win IAN Ia Lieut. r.. II. Bco,
vino IN next ranking nnlror
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23

From the indications ~ today th1
crisis In tho National Guard rs over
and 40 more serious disturbances viii
occur following the resignation Of
brlg'uen sam g, Park ana the re-.
moyal Of Adjt.Gon Bowman, The
threatened resignation OF the line Of.
iicols IN a body or In any extended
numbers win probably not occur unless
tho present temper Of The oniccrg
changes materially
The oi''co of brigadior.goncral win
no, be illled AZ present IN fact IL n
probable that II never win be nllod
ngain, as many Officers Of the guard
favor the lbolishmcn, Of this olnco
uGlil the guard N larger NJ the pres.
ont orgn 1iHnilon of lhh guard II docld.
odlS top heavy the officers almost out.
numbering the enlisted strength, and
the brigade which the commanding
general has at ha dlsposnl IA not u
formidable command for Il major or
lloutenont-colonol, ~ far as numbers
10, AZ the end Of last year Adil, Gen,
Charles :, Burton recommended that
ne oihco of adIutdnt-gcnorll be- com.
bIncd with that OF brlRadcr.gonernl,
and that the salary for tho position be
W ised 10 an amount which would iue.
wy man IN giving most If hls time TO
H.
The accommodation was not acted on
at that time, although an effort naH
made IN the Legislature to have thI
salary Of the ndJutUnl general raised
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP
NORTH COAST LIMITED

Tacoma, Noaho june 90. Train rob.
borg made nm unsuccessful attempt 10
hold W. the North tuagt limited rom
the Twin Clti"s today three miles west
NJ puyulur Three men boarded the
train ut puyllup ana when the train
Was throc miles from the station order.
~ the Engineer Ia stop the tnm M n
llro which was burning near the tracks.
Engineer Woods aid not stop the Train
until a half mil beyond the nro. brake,
WHu lIWRH ran up 10 the ouRIur 10
wee what the trouble WAS ana the bnn,
dlt shot Al him,
llnrkinv throw hls lantern into the
ditch and started back for the train.
The bandits then ordered the ouginucr
ana the conductor lo Rrt ont OF the
way while h, made lu lttompt ~ back
HE train to the Are whore his con,
frdcrulos Woro stationed, lie flIod to
got the ouglno aud called for the en-.
giucor ~ como back The rohbur then
began ~ realise hig position Hnd ~ the
engineer stepped into NE yab Ne fred
twice. one bullet Haltonlng ON the
boiler head The budl then Jumped
"a lho ground md ran into the brush,
The Train then pulled Into Tacoma
luNNg Inc 0rmln and brakeman
behind, 1909 they Wclu unable tu cntrh
the train An rugiuc NIs sent out lo'
them and they wore brought IN This
morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
TWENTIETH CENTURY
WRECK INVESTIGATION

cleveland O, June GA marked
Improvement wus reported today IN the
condition OF Rudolph Cordua Of Brook.
lyn, y w. ana Fireman H. ~ Cor.
ham, the only Victims Of the Mentor
accident who remain IN cleveland hos-
pitfalls II is believed that both men
win recover
Coroner Slcgcstcm Of This county
win 20 "a Mentor probably today Ia
examine INTO the cause Of the disaster.
tie win mold AN inquest IN connection
with all the victims who died IN tlovc.
land. The coroner NJ Lake county IN
which Mentor is located, win take
charge Of the inquest over those who
died al the scene Of the Disaster N
h expected thit both hearings viii
commence next Monday
N TO- probable mat investigation Vll
develop that boy II years Old. NOD.
llo1 with the switch 40 the Monitor
station last night and caused Tie
wreck of the Twentieth Century fycy.
WnlAm l'shor, ticket agent 90 the
Nickel pate, ana lnmn7 Earnest ~
MlllOughhy, NcrC on 'nC scuuo of thn
NrDob 30 minutes aftor % happened.
ON InC way they met boy CARRYING a
lulun They questioned him, ana hp
hlIl maj DO hii urcn Gown go hhut l
MiVh the men went no mo sprna
u' Ino wreck and found tho switch
open, bui looked
Tho men are OF tho opinion that tho
boy thought that there WIS a. frcight
0hond NJ the Twentieth Century lin,
ned and optnoG tho switch On lpt A.
through ana tNko "a siding ana that
Doc meant 10 open The switch Instead
Of closing A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
CHILD SLAVERY
EXISTS IN CHICAGO
Startling Revelations Made Ia
Various Justices Courts
Recently
TAKEN FROM INSTITUTIONS.
They Are Made to DO Drudgcry Ia.
stead Of Being Seat to
school,

Chicago, June GA system " ylr,
wnl child slavery In which children un
der II years Of aye are Harmed our
INTO households M an attempt to solv,
the servant grl problem" Is stat
of nnolw that has brought TO the at.
ientlou NJ tho department OF compul.
sory education following startling rcve.
lalione IN various Justice courts Of en-,
cago IN the last three weeks That Nch
n system exists 10 AN alarming degree
n the declaration Of supL w. H. DO.
dino, who has secured The conviction OF
Mr. Otlllic kromlck IN Justice prindl.
Nillo's court on the charge Of violating
the compulsory education law
TINS ~ the tenth case of ~ kind
that J have had iu the last thlsu
wooRs said Mr. Nodlno, "JudRnp
from the testimony of various witnesses
WINGED there are hundreds Of children
from institutions who are dmdgmp AZ
servants In many households of the city
without being sent lo school,
Mrs klosulrk was fined $50 and costs
the limit IN Wch cases The two chill.
drcu under her charge were Adelaide
Wulhy 70 ycurs Old, ana Edward rim.
dor ~ years old Tho woman said shy
had taken the girl from scotnran
orphan ASYLUM IN the city oighl yoars
nRo This child vas found hard at
work over u WaFhuuh ana II was test.
Ned n the trial that she had been M
lruplul lud compelled tn work M the
hudoI Kind Of dludeory an average NJ
~ hours % day she could hardly read
or write,
The boy was taken from the home fuf
the friondloy WHOM ho was three year,
old ANA the testimony showed that Ne
had boon Kept ~ work iusioud of being
sent lo school
Warrants have been secured for sew.
crul persons many Of whom are said 10
have taken children from institutions
aud forced them ln do work oar beyonl
tlpIV ptIlUgth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
AFTER NEXT MEETING.
Board OF Education Will Invite N, Z, A.,
To Meet Here.

Al u special meeting OF tho board Of
education held today at 80 o'clock In
tho ONCE Of w, j. Newman, II was
unanimously decided to invite tho Ma.
lIonol Educational association to hold
ils convention for 1905 In Salt Lake
Clty The association holds an annual
convention, at which from $1,000 10 co.
900 teachers are present II the city
succeeds IN getting the convention the
hotel capacity Of the city WIN be lHN.
ed to ~ utmost, but the board consId.
cred that accommodation could be se.
urol for the entire number Of visitors,
\ committee consisting of Malhoni.
bah Thomas Of the board ot education,
ana SupL Christensen and Miss Roslllo
Pollock IT the city schools was APP.
pointed 10 issue the invitation, ind rco
lhnt the cllys cause II properly pross'
ed At the New dorsey convention this
summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
CONDITION or INJURED
How Patients Tn Hospitals NJ salt
Lake and Grand Juneti Are,

WIN one exception the injured pas
''ugelH OF the Rio Grnndo Western
WNn Mnlrh was wrecked al 3 80
O'CLOCK Yesterday morning nonr pinto
'tl ore resting comfortably today
UOu give promise ~ recovering without
permanent injuries A lnrgo majority
q. me patients received u bad inrr/i
Np WIN consequent nervous tlOubl1s
" hlrh were temporary After resting
lhH morning they were nblo 10 cone
unun ON their way to their dostna-
lons, ana many " them are outNpokou
lntlr praise of the railroad company
inl ~ caro- NJ them after the wreck
WUrn the train arrived IN Salt Lake
nlN morning unplo carriages were ~
una together with hospital nmbu-
hl,oF nnd all who were In amy way
tUdhon W I'm the wreck were conveyed
w we lllnnd Pacific hotel, near the
uokon short Line depot There com,
lollhhle beds woro provided, and this
.9Tl,lhg a substantial meal was pro.
luru AZ Helper Utah, on route 10 tho
IVY another meal had been served by
O' company TO all those who wcro
III the wrecked cars,
At GRAND JUNCTION
w noon today DR., seymour u,
Dung Who II In charge OF the casee
inr me Church gave The following to
we 'Nows' OF the condition of an
lpucnls ~ lho\hospinlB nt Salt lake
Wnq Grand Junction aud others known
.A'ler Mo wreck Which occurred M
V O'Clock yesterday morning ~ miles
"Vh olond Junction nix patients
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
TO cool sNBW AN
Refrigera,ing Plants and forssd
Air Apparatus to I've Installed,

New York june 20 -Rcrrlgoralng
plants and forced air apparatus are 10
BE- Installed I'm the subway ~ cool the
air ana improve the ventilation rhs
decision ls tho outcome of ID discuss
sion by the RAPID Transit commission
~ the present condition IN .ho mlor.
ground,
rests are ~ be made nn soon aa pos.
slblo ut two con- three stations. and
then, NJ the uppualus proves cnNolonl
with the plants Chicf EnRnocr Rico
was instructed by the commission Io
install sunlc device NJ once, ana later
n was determined ~ mako The n#t
test with rofrlgoWllon ana forced air.
the impression uf the engineers and ot
the commissioners being Jhl, the MIR
I'm tine subway ~ pure enough IN. thul
n needs cooling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
ROBBED ~ RUSSIA.


49, Petersburg, june 3D. Therefore =,
Darling OF New York and several
other guests ~ tho Hotel Do LEuropo
have been robbed NJ an their yalua.
bios Mr. Darling lest diamond neck.
lace and quite sum OF money sub,
foqucnllH the necklace was discovered
I'm a pawn shop win the assistance
Of American o,uhulgy efforts are now
moRng io recover tho stolen proporty.
Considerable mystery surrounds tho
robbery Suspicion fol on a Russian
couuloas bul WHOM accused she threat.
,n.d lo sue the proprlctorg ~ me No
iol ana no uttomrI has been mado to
liunbcuto her,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
Cashier surrenders HIMSELF

BuNdlo. A. g. juno %, Flod n.
CTo,n, cashier ~ the rroicnl No.
tonN bank Of ticdoBn, Now Work
for the arrest of whom u warrant had
been issued today surrendered him.
.olf ana gayo bail Tor hearing on
Monday IN tho gum ~ 10000 The
warrant issued AGAINST groom charges
him win making n false entry 10 the
5nuot mat the FrudonM National bank
had a credit IN tho Foro9lyillo bank
WHOM such credit does not exist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
A WOLF IN SLEEPS
CLOTHING ARRESTED

rhtago, Juno ~ charged with
aNindlIug humorous persons hy pro.
tending To be- 10 pbNWrIun Horny Wolf
has been arrested at hlR rcr,doucc here.
The police naS lho man lived u "Dr.
Jckyll ma Nj llSdo' oylpIuncD no
Was known 10 hU friends ag IL lrovcl.
ng man, while ~ country towns hn
represented himself ns "Dr Hart"
Won VAS arrested On complaint NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
NEW IDAHO POSTOFTICE,
Ono Established at Hansen, Cassia Co..
T, J. Rauch Postmaster
Special to the "NcvG")

WaUhlnglon y, G., June 90, Post
oilco established ~ Hansen, Iassll
county Ida, win Thomas j, Rauch,
postmaster,
May l., llarlor has been appointed
postmaster At Louisville Fremont coun'
~ ljop vice John AlrowtmIth, ro'
moved,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
NEW SPANISH CABINET,
Gen. Weyer Is Appointed MIN
istsr Of War,

Madrid Iuno "a King Alfonso today
approved mo new cabinet ~ follows
Premier brnQHl Nnnlolo KOS,
Minister VI Foreign Anarcs~Scnar
gnnrhoI R0mln
Mlnisior Of fluUrr Senior rgal8
Minislcr Of war Dcn Weylcr
minister NJ MuuneaSonor NlllNuu.ya.
MlnIsiul Of Agriculture senior Roman.
Minister OF JusDlcr-scnor Gousnlci
hCnn,
Minister ~ Public Instruction spnor
Molerdo
Tho ministry which Ia completely con.
The ooftes immediately
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
nnN. Cnrler orlInMnIi Rs.Ien.

honolulu, juno % COY Carter mailed
his resignation ~ rr.tld,Ut Roosevelt on
Wodu dlN llb viii lobn hut on juno
eS for Wu,nlNW0n to discuss the matter
Of h U,Irmui from M" guy,norahlu,
thu wMUUI regarding 49, and has u,
puNrd permission 90 go TO tho capitol tlr
10 pnruUul ulyNlcM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
ROBERT ORR'S ACCOUNT,
Tells u Detailed story Of How
The Wreck Occurred,

Occupying q cot IN Ward . at tho
Groves l., y, \, hospital N Robert orr,
one Of the passengers on the Inflated
Rio urando train, Mr. orr IN from
Shetllcston, Scotland, ana coming AZ
he does from "a country where railroad
accidents seldom happen N wont to
regard Ms introduction ~ l'Nh as
strangely impressive, ana one which
he win not forget for some time, II At
nll, while the gentleman " one u
those whose injuries sent him 10 the
hospital ne was among the llrst to
render aid lu the aWo.strlckm naeson.
gers. and rescued many from their pc,
culml positions When the accident
occurred Mr. orr was seated IN tho
chair ear noNt ~ tho baggage which
was tho nrpt passenger oonch ~ topic
over when seen by "NeNF rop0r-
ter this morning the gentleman made
the following statements
WHEN CRASH CAME
~ was In the front end " me nrsl
car whom the accident happened II
was 3,20 IN tho morning, ana me train
must have been going about 90 niles
AN hour when tho crash came For
somo lime before the accident a strange
feeling NJ impending disaster came over
mo ana ! wondered what would be-
como OF NJ should something occur to
wreck the train, suddenly there was a
terrific Jerk and with II the coach IN
which I was seated went over For u
momcnt silnoss roigncd, but prcscnl'
continued on pogc two)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
Little Likelihood Of Further Move
Until PIcnipotcntIaric. are Ap.
pointed and Time Fixed,
JAPAN WANTS THESE SETTLED.
Believed that She Ia unwillln, to Re.
lIoquIsh Her Present Strategic
Advantages

| H. Petersburg, June 23,-rherc IN not
likoly Co be any further move IN the
direction " an armislice until tho
plcnipotentiarlos are appointed aud the
time Of their meeting definitely nNod.
Japan secms unwilling to discuss any
now Issue until these two Questlons are
settled, This docs not necessarily
mean that all hope Of arranging sus.
pension of hostIlllos before the meeting
has disappeared, but nv an indication
Of J6pons mood II increases the doubt
NJ 10 whether she could be- induced 10
rollnquish temporarily tho strategic
advantages which shc evidently be.
lioyos she enjoys :,
Indeed II might raise the suspicion
NJ spnrrng for time until Field Maj.
shall Oyamo has developed hs offensive
and n actually Ia process Of delivering
his blow when Japan could easily
plead II was too late. The delay In
settling the matter u the plcnipo,cnll.
aries " therefore all the more dep0rod
by those desiring to avoid further
boodHhod Both countries seemed per.
fccty Wiling 10 name nopoiia,ors hut
each evidently desires the other to
show ~ hand first
ON account N Foreign Minister Lams,
dorn'e illness Ambassador Meyer was
unable 10 have % personal interview
with him either Yesterday or today
but II ls believed that communications
from Washington are passing n writ,
ING II appears that Count Lumsdorm
has had IL touch NJ heart trouble and
his physician again today forbade him
10 leave hlH room but promised 10 a.
low the minister 90 10 10 the ch0uool
Tory tomorrow
Count lnmsdorns illness naturally
has created much gossip 10 the oIfocl
that he IL about ~ rotlro ana NJ, Mura,
ylolf Russian ambassador ~ Rome
and NJ D'lWulgkN minister ut Copeu.
hagen, are named nH his probable sue,
possors, but nv yet these N no evidence
that the rumurs have more fNndution
than those Of similar character which
preceded thom, There " strong ron,
son for saying that the Russian ploni.
potontinrloR win include n military
man Of high rank though nv yet there
IN no clue ~ hls Identity except that
Il VIII not be Cen, kurOpntkIn Tho
downfall Of Admiral AlcSIofr ana the
suppression ot the l0rsoustorn commit.
tee materially Increases the likelihood
that N, Witto win also represent rus.
sln, since hc h nm lnyetorplc onomy
Of the "wm clbul who now seems
donnlloly 10 have fallen undor imperial
dlefavoG
cHECK TO NEGOTIATIONS,
Washington, june 2&-.lt IN learned
through onoInl sources that owing ~
the illucss VI Count Iomsdorft, the
Rlsslan foreign minister there hns
been Il slight check 10 thu uogotn Ions
a0collng RuWl0 ana Japan II X
specifically stated however that this