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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-01
AucrIoN.

ON TUESDAY, APRIL 4TH, AT 1880
a. m. No. A9 Sixth Avenue, take Water
loo car good pheaton, parlor rockers,
hanging lamp, lace curtains writing desk,
center tables, clock, iron beds dressers,
stands, cook stoves, lot tools, Vices iron
ALSO ON WEDNESDAY.
April bth at 1850 a, m, No 1913 South
Tenth East st., take car east on Second
South, lot high grade goods, cost over
5000 upright plano, cost $500, piaBola.
cost $3.50; Pier mirror, cost $500; parlor
set cost $780, hand painted parlor desk
and table, fine portlers and lace curtains,
hall tree, bronze ornaments, large vases
carpets some cost, $3.50 yd Oriental
rugs Turkish chairs, library table, couch,
cherry writing desk and dressing tables,
wardrobe brass trimmed bed, best curled
hair mattresses, china closet bronze side.
table base burner dressers and stands
china dinner set, glass and silverware,
fine lot pictures, lot books, steel range,
linoleum Of the best kind lot granitewaro
washer lawn mower, tools etc, etc,
X, A, ANDREWS Auctlonoer.
c. w BoUToN, MANAGER DIES.
eret Furniture CO.. H5-lt7 South West
buildings filled from garnet to cellar with
the finest and best selected stock OF new
and secondhand furniture that can be
found IN any store OF It's dimensions
liuNlNk luitNhN'N hNt hlUtk OF ku0lN az
one-half their value enables him 20 soil
you more goods and better goods than
can be purchased elsewhere IN the city
Remember that he sells goods on their
merits and mover misrepresorts goods IN
order TO mako n sale. Hla has also I'm
connection with his furniture business
large stock Of ladies' mems, ard chill
dren's new and secondhand clothing, at
he IL selling nj 10 cents on the dollar
from original cost, Among the specials
he viii oftcr the coming week are as fol.
lows
/ Home Comfort steel range original
cost, $50 30. VIII sell FOR S35 o.
sectional book case, cost $3.50. will
soil for $3.50
10 iron bed steads ranging IN price
from $50 20 $500
u will pay you 20 examine his stock
before purchasing and by 80 doing YOU
Will snvc one-haf your money. Remem-
hor the place lij-l41 South We Templo
3 doors south Of the Tribune Bdg.
SELLING OFT BELOW COST
stoves n al kinds furniture ~ al kinds
harness of all klnds II there e. nnythlnv
you need don't fail 10 see us The Coon
secondhand Store 22l-226 $. State Street
LARGE STOCK or FURNITURE
carpets stoves az bargain nrices Fur
nlture packed FOR shipping o. Is Furnl.
ture &C., 800 South state. Phone lOti-z
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PUBLIC LONG. DISTANCE rELE.
PHONES

With sound-proof booths. r.. NJ
Bell Telephone building State street
City,
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MONEY TO LoAN' ~

Xxi, W. CuRRIE, AssAYER "A 10
-... n,.u south ST. Tel, i5Ol.z N =" W
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HEALER.

PROF LANDERs WIFE is HERE
I'm the city, stopping at the Treoar
House 25s Main 81, who're she will con
tinue with the Professor wo,s and Dc.
for treatment. Open from 10 a. m, to
4 y. m.
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scott. Srpu,O,.WELL, osTEopAru T
ii09.k o{NNcedn iBidy. Phones-Re,oss9l,,h
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MISCELLANEOUS.

| CHINA AND GLASSWARE CARE.
| fully packed for shipping or storage.
| phone 925
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etc HAIE LOANS ON FURNITTpir'
ments o,b removal, no rate Easy bS'
~ Allas Block ~
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building lots on Eighth East and Windsor
Avenue.
HUBBARD INvT CO, IS w. End so. st.
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AssAYeR.

,phonss . 5HtsAMER. b. 0. 5o3 atlas nv
--. -----1 s,e2-A Res. Phone. 20S,r DIN
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az 7. HlBBs osTEop,.,-..----
~ --s -Nelas BLOCK Phone 2ls5.x ~ A4hlsI
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Give the Task to a Want Ad. and 1t Will Be d.
FOR sALr-ReaL ESTATE.
FUTILE BROS, Il WOOLLEY,
Investment Bankers.


Investment Bankers:
Progress Building lig Main Street
sPRINGs COMING.
In the Spring the young mans fancy!
Lightly turns to thoughts" OF BUhiNH
WHAT WE WANT TO SAY, Is thIsi
Every spring there are those who get
the coast FOYER or some other ghost eN.
cuse 10 move away they want 70 sell
1.-The fever is on, and sell they Will Some
OF these have listed some rare home
BARGAINS with us recently. You can
gave half a years salary by buying
home NOW OF us, We loan money ana
can make terms easy on anything listed
Look at these snaps:
70 1 st., a delightful home OF
rooms, pressed brick, mod, line
MATES nat wood finsh, fine lot
barn and rlght-of-way Let us show
you this quick. It's algauA-.,,,.,N4,W)
b.rm. new, pr, br. on i'm 81, easy d, 80,
teams. QAst AiO o","",.,,..'.,,,.',SS,S VV
t-rm. BIZ, neat home, q 81, near
9th, Wide lot. fon should soc tails
at once. (-ist 1913, only ..,,n...,..N,I0O
3-rom Dr cot. pOrch--lts near In,
on NJ ST., near Brigham ...",,.,,,,,Sl,ooO
s-rm, pr. br., near McC'une's Bun
Two i-rm' 81. homes bet. brigham
q 9TH Sts., near NJ st, very easy
terms .....,.... ..,......,..,I 800 a. N,ioc
6-rm. br homo near lth east ~
10th 50. A rare snap lot 5Oxl2o. yesy
0S a.ym ''b bp an o State a. near ith So
CAST SSol ,,.,'';n'',,.','., 's,,,'.'Sl'oV
Fine building lot near 18th East *
Ord SO. (Llst $3.50 ...,,.....uu,,S go
Another 6xl65 on St, near LIST. A 49,.
beauty for .".,..,.,,",t,,'.,.,'r ,,',NiWO
Money TO loan at lowest rates
Come a running" Were it'-and can
prove 'it' to YOU
FUTILE BROS. & wooLLEY,
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osTeopAraY.

o'RrIsn hilllnlsdale, Dentist le-i@
s- ,--aen 1llg Hours to s. SP6tSso Keith.
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DIR, c, A. GowANs, DENTIST.
WALL pAeER ANp pAINTs.

omce, sos Auerbaeh bid. Phone ss7o-u
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SEWING MACHINES.

Wheeler n Wilson, New Home, House
hold and others. Wholesale ana retail.
Ruben Sewing Machine Coop, 70 T. isl
South, Phones l32d-z and %Gi
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WANTED

HOUSE GIRLS COOK AND CHAM
berinaids wanted at Mutbll Provdent
Federation, Ga Templeton.
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ciai enitiSiioP' opposite Postof6e ~.
-----, ~.esN'l'ioh 10 mail or express OPP.
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RELIABLE, ENERGETIC MAN 70
take charge and introduce good reliable
business In surrounding towns Of Provo,
tunities for establishing profitable bust
ness, z3j Commercial Club Building, Salt
Lake City.
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enoR AYERS AND DESIGN ERs.

DE BOUZEK ENG, CO., CUTS FOR
all purposes n and 20 w. 30. Temple
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DENTISTS

Dcsere, JAMES diEs Il. MoYLE.
llul sank BuUdt-
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9Oc Catsup, 10; 5Fels Naptha Soap So; 8
lbs bucket Lard so good Mackerel lO
80 h. can Lard s240 best Hams, i2h:
Carnation Cream IS lbs Honey, q 3
8 10. Salt. %, 9 lbs best Crackers. 3s 3
lbs Ginger Snaps IS, lbs Soda Crack
ers. o.; Gold Dust 20 70 10. bucket beat
Lard, l00; Tea Dust. %; Union Oats, %; 3
Friends oats, p 40 size Oranges 81
packages Seeded Raislns. q. Chicago
store. Is South West Temple Street
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PROFESSIONAL CApD,
ATTORNEYS.

Lawyer Gl.5l n HAMMOND
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LOCKS REPAIRED.
shoEMAK ERs.

JOHN CAMENCIN, UTAIIs MOST SCI
entifc Shoemaker, Solid comfort for ten-
der or deformed feet @ w. Third South.
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YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE ON THIS:
Salt Lake Valley, located So miles SOUTH
east from the Temple The man who
buya this farm Will not be bothered for
a franchise, So acres, first class water
rlBht, plenty OF ffult, sAioV, worm SS,gv'
acres lucern, 3 acres tlrst class, z acres
second class water right, This is snap
at 81, 80.
40 acres, Western Wyoming plenty OF
water, all under fence, 30 horses few
COWS, farming implements, new, all goes
for 5000.
Located In Idaho, 1856 acres, plenty Of
water 10 acres, meadow, all under fence.
Only ono mile from railroad station and
SCHOOL, all goes for 81, 40 Cheapest farm
In the west at this price
RANCK REAL ESTATE CO.,
SIGN OF THE HORSESHOE.
Suite 232 d. +. Walker Blk Phones Slt.
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se wl ns IN NEED OF READY cAsu-
seo us crescent Loan Co.. g uosrsSrA sIi
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FURNISHED ROOM. WITH OR
without board u South 9Th West ST.
FOR RENT-NINE AND TWELVE
room house, thoroughly modern, close in.
very desirable, Apply ID. II. Porter. Ken
yCn Hotel
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MASON GOAL co.
All kinds OF Coal. Both phones ia
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FURNITURE OF sIX-RooM HOUSE
and house for rent Modern. Also Broom
boarding house close In for sale. Apply
81 Youth First West 81.
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FOR SALE.
THE sNIyBY COMPANY,

THE sNIvBY COMPANY,
3i ID, II, Walker Blk. Phones SOll.
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HUBBARD INvT. CO., IS W. md So st.
A BARGAIN.
An S-room modern brick house, nlceiy
furnished or unfurnlshed, bath, phone.
electric light barn, etc, lot 1jXl5O feet,
with alley, 2i7G South Sth East st., For
est Dale,
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
10, 20 or 30 acres OF No. land half
I'm choice bearing fruit, balance garden
and lucerne, premium water right, 10
miles southeast OF city; also choice farms
In farm lands,
modern houses east side, 10 cottages
west side. You can buy on installments.
THOMSON REAL ESTATE Co,
63la West Second South St., Rooms & 5.
SOME CHOICE HIGH LOTS, CLOSE
In, at si25 TO $50 eachi $40 cash, 800 per
R RfHh 25' lS ~ fRr CO., 81 Slr!s d q sO S
1868 ACRE RANCH ON MALAD VAL
ley Ry. line independent water, stock,
improvements win lease, Thomas Ais
ton 900 u, 18th South st.. City.
COME AT ONCE AND SECURE A
genuine snap, on small monthly pay
ments, An elegant home OF rooms WITH
all modern conveniences on 9TH south
rear Sth East.
A 0nc i.room pressed brick house, In
same locality.
x splendid modern e-room dwelling on
UNION SAVINGS G INVESTMENT CO..
9oi-6 Constitution Building.
MUST BE SOLD. GEORGE A, LOWE
agent, Al Yves. 2nd South.
WE SELL REAL ESTATE, that's all
futile Bros red ball signs, ii9 Main 81
SEE HOUSTON. THE HousERs. Ss
Main Street.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A HOME
or n you wish 10 sell your real estate
holdings II will be to your advantage to
call on me a Rlchter,l9 w LIST So Tel CAL
VIII. SELL YOU AT A BARGAIN
vacant lots. cottage or model house In
any part NJ the city jas, X Shaw, under
Walter Rroa Bank
COAL AND kiNpLiNC.
r. p. DEAL. Coal, kindlng and stove
wood l5S u. Third South. Tel l23s-k.
---------------------- ------------------------
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING.
WE MAKE SPECIALITY OF PAPER
cleaning Leave address at Smith Drug
co. Both phones 9s,
BooT5LAcK.
TONY-ExPERT BOoTBLACK. La
dies or Gents work called for and de-
liverel. Barber Shop, News Bldg, Ind
Phone 2la3
upHoLsTERiNc AND REPAIRING.
goods In city, workmanship guaranteed;
lowest prices. S. H. Mattress q Mfg. Co,
l57 w South Temple, Roth phones 1887
CONTRACTORS.
..-.--.......-.-..---.---.
OLE NELSON, CONTRACTOR AND
builder All kinds OF repairing, remodel.
ing, old buildings bought and torn down
Residence 500 w End North Ind phone
s ssSs'' shop. i2s N. 9Th West 1eii. teSSGi-zy
Satisfaction guaranteed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE CARE.
fully packed for shipping or storage
Phone 925.
HEALER.
------~..-------.
PROF LANDERs WIFE is HERE
I'm the city stopping at the Treloar
House as Main St, whore she will con.
tlnue with the Professors wo " and d..
sires that all HIS friends all on her
for treatment Open from 10 a. m. to
D. m.
cGGne
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THE sNIvEY COMPANY,
Rooming house, li-rm., ront, so, Can
sell for $3.50
23l ID. n. Walker Blk. Phones BOIL.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-08-23

Mrs. Ed Winter is quite ill at
the home of Jos. Winter, near
town.
A man from the east was in
Minot Saturday looking over
the proposition OF starting a
brick yard and cement block
factory combined.
It is said that John Rookie
feller's father lives near Grafton
and reward of $25 is offered
for his discovery. He is a tall
man with blue oveaalls done in
kerosene.
Col. Kline, the Great Northern
stock solicitor, has been in the
city several days looking after
the companv's interest and Sc
curing large shipments OF stock
from the Missouri river country.
L. A. Plummer is the new as
sistant bookkeeper at the Minot
Grocery House. Miss Grace NJ.
Walworth has accepted a posi-
ton there as stenogranher.
These additions were made nec-
essary by a big increase in the
business of the house.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-08-23

R. H. McAneny and Frank
Ross, of Ross, We're visiting and
shaking hands with old friends
on Saturday.
Owing to the prevalence OF
yellow fever in the south, North
Dakotans are eating but few, if
any, bananas.
Do not neglect securing your
hunting permit before Sept. l..
1t costs but a. little and saves
you many dollars.
Berthe Nelson, a Flaxton law
yer-banker, was in Minot Friday
and Saturday doing the town in
a professional way.
Osceola Mineral Spring Water
is free from organic matter.
Purely a mineral water and
! therefore healthful.
NJ. E. Severance went out to
Tioga Thursday OF last week to
do a turn at surveying, return
ing the last part OF the week.
VIC. Glib of White Earth was
down from that enterprising lit
tie city on Thursday OF last
! week doing business at the u. S.
land office.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-08-23

Steel has been laid on the new
500 line from Kenmare to Tolley
and is being pushed at the rate
of two miles a day. The road
will be completed in time to han
die most Of the grain.
Chauncy Jones has accepted a
position at Norwich and depart
ed for there on Thursday OF last
week. He will work on the new
elevator which is now under con-
struction at that point.
J. w. Georges horses tipped
him out Thursday and ran away,
striking a telephone pole near
Blaisdell's office. The buggy
was badly smashed. Mr.. George
was bruised a little.
A tramp who demanded his
supper from a farmer near Toll
ley drew q razor when this was
refused and was surprised to
look down the muzzle of a shot
gun. He raised his hands and
begged that the farmer would
not shoot him in cold blood.
He was told to move on and he
did 90.
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Minor Topics
Drink Osce ola Water.

DrlnK USCeOla wafer.
Ben E. Combs, a lawyer, has
located at C;,rpio.
Mrs. \. T. Bacon is recovering
from typhoid fever.
DR.. U. Renner's wife has been
precariously i'll Of heart trouble
for six weeks.
Attorney A. M. Christensen
of Towner was q visitor in Minot
a few days last week.
The Hon. T. E. Fox made a
quick trip to Towner Saturday,
returning Sunday evening.
County Supt. E. G.. Warren re-
turned on Saturday from his
trip in the northern part OF the
county.
The INDEPENDENT has been in
formed that Minot il to have
another grocery store and a
butcher shop.
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WANTED TO BUY-4OO breeding ews,
).13-p, NJ. J. WARNER, Ryder N. d.

WANTED TO BUy-4OO breeding ews,
9.13-p, M. J. WARNER, Ryder NJ
The Rev. VIM. G. Hunter will
preach at Logan Sabbath % at
3 p m all are welcome.
j. L. Louderback brought us
a sample OF his oats that re-
quired five pounds OF Irvine tie
the acre.
LosT-a big black COW with white
spots, from the Minot herd two
weeks ago. Finder please 10
tify John J. Tee, Sheriff,
Minot, N. D.
Nels Olson, a dummy prize
fighter from Berthold, has been
attempting to get up match
with Kid Brown in Minot. The
dummy is said to be a very
fast man.
Officer Kimball arrested a
farmer named Nelson, who was
found under the influence of that
which inebriates and also exhil-
arates. The fellow was lying in
a drunken stupor.
J. B. Taylor, the ever alert
proprietor OF the Golden Rule
announces a big bargain base
ment opening sale, Tuesday Aug
20. You may be, sure that he
will make it worth your while to
attend the sale.
H. Brauns. a Sawyer druggist,
was driven out of that town be-
cause he attempted a nameless
crime on some little lads. We
thought that Sawyer had plenty
OF good strong trees and long
pieces OF hemp rope.
BOARD AND Rooms GLOBE REsrAURANT
tip. No lis East street.
Rooney. the murderer, is to
die Oct. IL at the penitentiary.
This will be the first hanging
that has occurred in the state
since Willie Ross was hanged
at Bottineau. Warden Boucher
breads the coming event.
Mrs. j. w. Rode, Mrs Peter
Fugelso, Lawrence Huseby and
his newly welded wife, SO rumor
has it, are expected home from
an extended visit to Norway this
week Mr.. Rode went to the
Twin Cities to meet the party.
David R. Pierce, one OF Ken
mares popular and leading at
torneys, was a Minot visitor on
Thursday OF last week, and while
in the city he transacted land
Office business and visited with
friends, who are always pleased
to see him.
Nick Comfort, the man who
has a monopoly on most all the
town sites along the G. N, was
IN Minot Saturday of last week
telling Of the good qualities OF
his several new towns. He re-
turned to White Earth Satur-
day evening.
A youth who pretended he was
lame collected fnnds in Lidger-
wood. The authorities took him ,
to a doctor, who found that the
fellow was not lame in the least, ,
and his crutches were confis-
Gated. He walked out OF town
on a tie pass. I
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We are making Ice cream and are prepared fill all ORDERS large OF small
MINOT CREAMERY CO.

J. G. Johnson. the efficient
storekeepor at the Great North
ern store house, reports an in
crease Of ten men during the
past month. all of which goes to
show that the G. N. is not losing
MUGS business at this p int.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-08-23

Art Shepard OF White Earth
was a business caller in the coun-
ty seat on Thursday OF last week
and among other business he
proved up on his fine quarter
section of land in the vicinity of
the above place.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-08-23

Q. NJ. Pierce, trustee for the
Erstvaag banErnpt stock tf
genera! merchandise at Sher.
wood, sold tie stock and fix
IN es Tuesday at auction 10 A.
o. Field OF Bottineau for 81. 40,
or about 60 cents on the dollar.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-26

Articles of incorporation for the
Pioneer Fire Insurance Company
which win be the most highly capital
lied Of any Washington state COM
pany, were filed with the county audi
tor this morning. Within sixty days
the company will be doing business in
the state and is to make every effort
it is said by the promoters, to fight the
fire insurance trust" on the Coast.
The concern has a strong list of, trus-
tees and has the assurance that all
the necessary funds to fully capitalize
it will be forthcoming whenever neces-
Sary, says the Seattle Times.
The capital stock of the company is
named at 100000. It's trustees are J.
E. Chilberg, vice-president Of the
northumberland Bank; Mayor
Ballinger, Charles Lilly, president of
the Charles H. Lilly Company; N.
Poston, assistant superintendent of the
Pacific Coast Company, and J. H.
Bridgeford, manager of the Pioneer
Home Insurance company. all of Seat
tie; George w. Belt, former judge OF
the superior court at Spokane, and O.
A. Fechter, president of the Kakima
VH'1av Rank, of North Yakima.
Outside of the new concern there are
now FIVE Washington fire insurance
companies. Four of these are mutual
and one is a stock company. The new
corporation mas capitalization, or will
have, twice as large as that of any
other. 1t will operate at first only in
Washington, and it has been arrange
to distribute stock only among resi-
dents of the state and scatter il
through every county in such way
that all portions of the commonwealth
will be represented among the stock
holders. Stock to the value of $50 000
has already been requested from Spo-
kane men.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-26
RUSSIAN PEACE ENVOY SAILS
CHIEF PLENIPoTENTIARY Is NOW
EN- ROUTE TO THE UNITED
STATES.
Is Accompanied BY Large Retinue of
Advisers and Secretaries-Left
Cherbours Today.

CHERBOURG, July 26.-M. White
who is to act as chief Russian pleni-
potentiary in the coming peace con-
ference with the Japaese representa-
tives at Portsmouth, n. H., sailed for
New York today on the steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Of the
North German Lloyd line. Prior to
going abroad the steamship M. Witte
received a budget of official dispatches
from the imperial government at st.
Petersburg and also a number of mes
sages conveying the good wishes of
friends in the Russian capital. He
was accompanied to Cherbourg by the
Russian Ambassador at Paris and by
several members of his family.
M White takes with him to Ameri-
ca a considerable party of advisers and
secretaries. Included in the number
are Prof. de Martens, the famous au-
thority on International law of the
University of St. Petersburg; M. Plan
CON- formerly Charge d'Affaires at
Picking; M. Snipoff, director of the
Russian treasury department.; M. Kor-
otovitz, formerly secretary of the lega-
ton at Picking; Major General Yermo-
loft, military attache at London, and
M. Naboukoff and M. SamoilOff of the
Russian foreign Office.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-26
DESIRES REDUCED RATES.
Governor Requests Officials to Con
fer With Railroads.

OLYMPIA, July Ex-Governor Mead
has addressed letter to the board of
urging that they secure from the rail-
roads reduced rates for the transpor-
tation of prisoners and state charges
to the several institutions, and for the
transportations of the guards.
The new railroad commission law
permits discriminating rates in favor
of such prisoners.