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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-27
COP GETS ONE NICKEL
Prisoner Swallows Other Coins to
the Value of 50
Cents.

While being searched at the police
station last night by Sergeant
HempeI. Thomas McKelvie- an ex-eon-
vict. arrested for drunkness swallowed
ninety cents in change rather than give
it up to the officers. Sergeant Hempel
laid the money on the counter in front
OF him and when his arm was released
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KANSAS CITY FIGURES.
New Organization to Furnish Quota
tons on Grain.

tons on Grain.
Kansas City. June 26--''The national
board of trade" incorporated at Jeffer-
son City on June 10, began business
here today. The organization, which
grows out of the recent supreme court
decision sustaining the Chicago board
of trades claim to a property right in
its grain quotations. decision which
deprived numerous future dealers Of
quotations claims to have members
from Denver to New York and from
New Orleans to Minneapolis Ultimate
~ the management says they VIII
cover quotations to the Pacific coast
The new board viii use Kansas City
quotations and prices, Kansas City be
ing. its officers say. the largest pri-
mary grain market in the world The
board will base its quotations on actual
cash grain transactions.
c G Christie Of the Christie Grain &
Commission company. who was one OF
the most prominent local dealers at
fected by the supreme court decision,
is president of the new board Several
traders from other cities attended the
opening today. including 9. W Claw
son of St. Louis. vice president Of the
company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-27
JEWS LEAVE LODI.
RUmor of Approaching Massacre
Caused CONSERVATION.

LODI Russian Poland. June 26--Since
the prociama tiOn OF martial Law the
situation has become Quieter-
The runor of an approaching mas
Sacre Of Jews has caused 10000 Jews to
leave the town.
Scattered cases of riOting as result
Of the discretionary spirit continue
One Of these occurred today in the old
Protestant cemetery. when a patrol
was fired on from behind a wall. The
patrol charged and killed twelve per-
sons
business is at a standstill, and all
traffic has been stopped
A case of disafectiOn among the
troops was reported today, when the
officers Of one regiment informed their
commander that they would refuse to
fire on defenSeless people The regi-
meut was at once transferred to an
other place
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GREAT CROWDS ASSEMBLING.
PopuIace and Troops Both in Ugly
Temper.

Temper.
Warsaw. Russian Poland. June 90
1O.4S a. m.-The city has the appear
ance of d military encampment In
fantrv and Cossacks are bivouacked
in the streets and patrols are ciTculat-
ing everywhere The shops largely are
closed, but cabs and street cars are
still running
Parrfcades have been erected at the
corner of OgrOdOwa and Zelazuat. and
occasionally the crack of a rifle Is
heard. as strikers shoot at men COINS
In Full Revolt.
2.25 D. m-Vhe Jewish districts are
now in full revolt The shops and
stores are closed and traffic has ceased
The street cars have been overturned
10 form the nucleus of barTicades-
Great crowds are assembling i'm the
streets and the ugly temper of both the
DoDuIace and the troops threatens 10
break out in blOodshed at any moment.
Thirtv-four battalions of infantry are
stationed in the town
A bomb was thrown last night at
"a carriage occupied by the chief of
noIice K. NJ. Vavloff. Of the town of
CzenstochOwa, government Of Pietrkow.
rTba chief of police and seven other
persons were seriously wounded
State of Siege.
The city il in a state of siege Pa
trolls of cavalry and infantry are NOV
ing in every street
The general strike which began today
was preceded last night by attempts al
red flag demonstrations but the Cos
sacks charged and dispersed the riot
ers with their whips On NOnonia
street a suIlen crowd made a stand and
a patrol fired three shots.
thousands pf vVpTiyUlPn
observed the strike proclamation the
tie-uD is not complete Many bakers
have Joined the wOrkmen and Warsaw
Is threatened with a bread famine.
In some Of the streets the wOTkmen
tried to throw up barracks and resist
the troops.
All the Jewish newspapers have been
forbidden 10 issue any editions
Trouble Brewing For Some Time.
General Maximevitch, the governor
general of Warsaw. was appointed
March s. on March so. an imperial
Tescript was issued urging MaXimOvitch
10 elaborate police reforms. On April 5
fbe governor general summoned the ed
itors of the Warsaw papers to the
castle and talked to them freely and
IN the most friendly manner. especially
On the question of censorship, inviting
them to come to him in case Of any
ANTIQUITY. The next day Maximovitch
-,r,obibited the sale Of revOIVers- pistols
and cartridges throughout the whole
territory under his administration
A plot TO assassin2te the governor
neral was discovered i'm the middle
81 Apr-' @ud soon afterwards II was re-
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nation, but had been prevailed upon to
retain office.
on MAY 10 bomb. doubtless intended
for the governor general. was exploded
in MiOdOWa street at noon. killing its
pOsseSsOT, a workman. and two detec-
tives and injuTing twenty-three persons,
including three women. one student and
two school boys The governor general
was attending services at the cathedral
a few yards away from the scene Of the
explosion. Many threats have been
made against the governor general,
particularly since the May-day disturb
ance
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he grabbed it. He put it in his mouth
and clinched his teeth. Sergeant Hem
pei attempted to pry open his mouth
He fought with McKelvie fully FIVE
minutes, but all he got was a five cent
piece. The largest denomination was
q quarter, but McKelvie seemingly had
little difficulty in swallowing it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-27
NUDE MANAGES IN THE DESERT.

BulfrOg
arlesy Death
protrud
through Death Valley
there no of
witho
the is uf al nursed to
health nc steps are Identification
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-27
LEAD MERGER.

New York. June stockholders of
the National Lead company at a
meeting in Jersey City today author
lied an increase of the cCmpany-S pre-
ferred and common stock each from
S15. 0G0. 600 to S25. ee0,eQ0 in order to put
i'm effect .tse fneT ger with the United
Lead company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-27
FOUGHT WITH KNIVES.

ISpeclaI 20 7 ne HefaIu-J
Buffalo. Wyo.. June 26.-Henry Hurt,
camp mover. and William Saxton, herd
er both employed by John Belden,
fought a bloody battle yesterday Sax
ton sIashed Hurt across the throat with
a bowie knife. narrowly missing the
jugular vein. Hurt may die. SaXtOn is
in, fafI
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dox church. Of which the Georgian
church IS part. There is much discussion
of the incident. and the beating Of the
priests has caused wide Indignation
Test of Trepoff.
The situation offers crucial test OF
General TrepOff and the new police min
lister is on trial before Russia TO justify
his selection for 50 responsible a POSI-
tion.
The present trouble is ali the more sud
den and the more unexpected coming on
the heels Of the good impression produced
BY the emDerOTs reception of the zem-
stvoists and his promise TO consider their
grievances and to give the country a ma
tioual assembly as rapidly as possible.
Dispatches from Poland continue to be
meagre and unsa tisfactOry- Apparently
up to the present there has been no re-
cflrrence of disorder on the scale Of the
LODI battle. but slight cause may pre-
cipitate collisions between troops ana
people in LODI Warsaw. Kalisch and
other Polish towns at any moment, with
death lists as large as that of friday at
Lo6z-
News Prohibited.
Fearing its effect on the industrial pop
ulation. the St. Petersburg newspapers
are forbidden even 70 reproduce the ac-
count of the LODI disorders appearing IN
the Warsaw Official Gazette. and though
the fact that riOting has occurred Is al
lowed TO be chrOnicied. the censorship
stil bars details.
A dispatch from Erivan reports new
and alarming feature of the situation in
the Caucasus in the desire OF Persian
Mohammedans to join their brethS-n
convert racial strife into holy war
and kindle a flame which would devastate
the southern Caucasus ava Dr. e&tin-
guished only by streams u blood
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-27
SALT LAKER WINS PRIZE.

; New Haven. Conn, June 26.-The
, winner of the Townsend prize the :
y spea king for which took place this 4
; afternoon. was William D. Emslee I
, of Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-27
DECLARED RANKRuPTs.

Cincinnati. June 26-Holzman & Co.
brokers and bankers. who recently a.
signed. were today declared ba1tf nP .
by the United States court.
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Trades Evenly Balanced.

According to the petition for the re-
ceiver there is s250,000 outstanding in
various kinds of grain, stock and bond
transactions Attorney Whitney for
the brokerage firm, declared tonight
that the failure would cause little ex-
citement on the Chicago board of trade
or the New York stock exchange to-
morrow morning. as the trades are 50
evenly balanced that the transactions
on the long side of the market Will
to great extent Offset the trades on
the short side
For every transaction made by the
firm" said Mr. Whitney. 1.-THE Chicago
banks hold collateral. and if the banks
sell out at the present market price
money viii be gained instead of lost
The petition for the appointment of
a receiver sets forth that if an attempt
is not immediately made to realize on
the $3.50 goo worth Of transactions the
deal viii necessarily have TO be closed
out at a great sacrifice
No Reason Assigned.
R H DonneIly- senior member of
the firm. declared tonight that no one
would be harmed financially. but he
refused to give any reason for the fan
ure of the company. He said
AS near as I can estimate tonight
our liabilities are about S250.0O0 and
our assets about 800 600 This estimate
Is made by taking as q basis the clos
inc price of stocks and grain today As
soon as Receiver Potter cleans uD our
affairs the firm of Knight. DOnnelly &
Co. will be dissolved
The firm had wires running to New
York. St. Louis and other leading finan-
cial centers of the country
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-27
STOCK BROKERS
GO UP THE SPOUT
Knight, Donnelly and Company of
Chicago Bankrupt.
BANKS HOLD COLLATERAL
PROCEEDINGS BELIEVED TO BE
FRIENDLY.

- HICAGO. June 26-Knight, Donnelly
IL * Co. one of the most widely
known grain and stock brokerage
firms in the west and of reputed finan-
cial standing throughout the business
world, became involved in Involuntary
bankruptcy proceedings in the United
States district court late this afternoon
Three petitiOning creditors, with claims
amounting to $4,000, filed the petition
before Judge Landis and Edward c.
Potter was appointed receiver in bonds
of 500. 600 The bankruptcy proceedings
are believed to be directly because OF
the presence in court of Attorney Siias
II. Strawn. representing r. H Donnel-
~. one of the members of the firm The
matter was carried through the court
hurriedIy, and after the proceedings
were completed but little information
could be obtained from those interested
in the case
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-27
eeoralans Ineensed.

Another danger spot is Georgia RUS
sian Trans-Caucasial the warlike inhab-
itants Of which are deeply ihcensed over
the affront offered to their clergymen.
seventy Of whom. while meeting to dis
cuss the question Of church and state,
were attacked by COsSaCkS- who dis
Dersed the preachers with knouts- The
priests. in their protest against TINS ac-
ton laid their country under an inter
dict like that pronounced In the middle
ages. by refusing to soiemnize baptiSms,
marriages and other rites of the church
until redress be given by the whole orthO-
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KILLED IN THE STREETS.

of Last Week.
LODI Russia. June 26.-The victims
o. last weeks outbreak total over 200
Thus far the bodies Of 343 Jews and 2lS
Christians have been buried The
wounded number over 200.
Some semblsnce of order has been re
stored and the workmen are gradually
returning TO the factories
Lieutenant General SuttleWOrth, COM
mandeT of the First cavalry corps. has
assumed command of the forces here
during the existence of martial law
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-27
GLOOM is THIcKENINe.
Reports of Disorders Pouring Into ST.
Petersburg.

St Petersburg. June =. SIS a. m--These
are gloomy days for the government of
Russia Every new dispatch aCCentuateS
the seriousness Of the situation in PO-
land and the Caucasus. where a state of
almost open war exists. and reports of
strikes demOnstra tons and agrarian dis
orders are pouring in from many parts
Of Russia proper. as if the voIleys fired
at LODI had been the signal for an out
break OF general disorders like those fol-
lowing the events Of Jan -. Red Sum
daE
Up 10 the present St Petersburg and
Moscow have not been affected but if
mobilization i 90 be ATTEMPTED in the
two capitals. as reported. a "Reminiscences
of former tunults is likely to occur
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Russia 26-TrOOps have hurredy been desps
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Defense Begun
Williamson Comes Next.

Court opened with the caH Of Judge
De Haven for the cases remaining on
the docket He announced that the de-
nIIrrer in the cases OF Congressman
]. y. Williamson. state Senator + +
NAYS ct al would be Overruied- DIS
trict Attorney Heney desired that the
case of the United States against VIII
hanson, Gessner and Biggs be the next
called. and by order of the court the
case was set for next Monday, Whlis
the court announced that all Of the
cases yet remaining on the land trauu
calendar would be set for hearing on
Friday next.
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Told All He Knew.

After recounting when and how he
became acquainted with the senator
and the firm of Mitchell < Tanner,
Robertson. in answer TO the questions
of United States District Attorney He
ney. told that he knew of the krlbs
matter and its relations TO Senator
Mitchell The witness stated that he
had seen Kribs in the office many times
and, spea king of the partnership agree
ment, said he had written couple OF
copies of it in July. 1903, at the request
of Senator Mitchell.
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LODI Russia proclaimed
at LODI
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Petersburg capital
former juno 18th the latter june 18th
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RostononDon, June 26The police have discovered
purchased
Cauca
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MitcheII's Explanation.
Senator in a Rage.

On RObertsOn's return TO Washing
ton after appearing before the grand
jury. Senator Mitchell had shook his fist
in RObertsOufs face and swOre at him
for his actions in Portland and Robert
son had thereupOn resigned his position
Finally Mitchell had acknowledged that
he had known kTibs and remembered
the partnership agreement with its
damaging clause He cried and sWore
and said that he ought not to be prose
cuted for the KribS matter. as ne had
only received a few small checks for
what he had done.
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Poland June "a bomb thrown in
policemen
loo ks h
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Silver 5Sizc per ounce.
Copper. (casting). 14lse Pc. pound.
Lead, in ore. $50; New York. S450
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26-IevOlutionSs +
signed the
is 20 have forged
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Secretary Felt Sorry.

Robertson stated that Mitchell had
said to him.
Harry, you know they ought not to
prosecute me for that All 1 ever got
was a few small checks"
Tears were rolling down his cheeks.
said Robertson, and I felt awfuily
sorry for him
Robertson testified that Mitchell had
insisted that he had done nothing NOR
ally wrong and that he would swear
to the statement he intended to put in
his published interview, on stack Of
a thousand bibles"
IF you did was the alleged reply OF
Robertson, you would testify TO what
is not true'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

iako place there tonight. The build.
Ing Is considered an ideal place for In.
door track meets. The floor space m
such that there "a ample room for a
scvonty-hFo yard straightaway and the
track IL one OF the fowost laps 10 the
mile In the country. In view OF these
ausplci0us conditions, combined with
a large and high class llat OF eniriea.
q IL expected that one or moro OF the
indoor rccordA will go BY the board hc.
fore the meet IL concluded. The con.
icaiants viii include the crack athletes
'of colleges and athletic clubs through.
out the middle wosi.
Tho program Of events Is as follows.
as yard nigh hurdles Tot high schools
and academies. 75 yard dash for high
schools and academies, 75 yard dash
$40 yard run. $50 yard run, one milo
run. two mile run. running high jump.
pole vault for height. 40 yard low hur
dies. Tb yard hlgh hurdles. putting iG
pound shot. one mile open relay race.
relay race for high schools and acad'
emies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
HISTORIC LANDMARK GIVEN
TO DAUGHTERS or REVOLUTION

Jacob Bennett chapter, Daughters Of
the American Revolution, was the re-
clpient OF a very acceptable present
this week, when Mrs. Thomas Lyons
presented for the use OF the chapter.
the old log cabin standing at the south
entrance TO tho Lyons Campbell place
above town, says the silver City I'm.
terprlse The cabin was erected IN
1873. by Or. Bailey and is one Of the
historic land marks OF the city. As
soon as a suitable site Is obtained. the
cabin viii be moved thereon aud fitted
up as chapter house by the Daugh.
tors.
A good suggestion has been offered
that II the city council will set aside a
tract OF land. the Daughters viii move
their cabin to the place and heautify
the grounds for public park. or n
any private individual cares 20 donate
a piece OF ground for that purpose. the
members OF the chapter agree TO
adorn the same with trees, grass
ahrubbcrys etc. ana make Il one OF the
show-places OF Silver City.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

saunders, ,. P. Graham aad Herman
Corhloss
Mrs. J. A. Farnsworlh of Iiulelon.
Colo, joined her husband. Or. Farms
worth. here last night Dr Farms.
worth has been IA the city Tor tho
past several lays and after spending n
few days m the city Nv and Mrs
Fernaworth VIII leave for Roswell 20
visit relatives.
a hunting party composed Of Henry
Wfalrrhcld John Abbott and " D.
GenNurth have returned 90 the city
after spendiuf the past week up the
river The party report having an cK.
celicni time and brought hack quite
e number 0f ducks % show for the
weeks sport.
Mrs Henry Aure and children Who
have been residing at 1904 East Cop
per avenue. lnf yesterday for thoir old
home no Fort Madisnn. Iowa. NJ Augo
viii remain in the city for about three
weeks having recently sold The High
land meat market 90 George v Parks
Mr. Augc has owned Highland meat
market for some time past
Yesterday the Albuquerque Uas
Electric Light a Power company 20
The Murray iron Works ut harrington.
Ia. Tue engine Il Of over 100 horse.
power ard VIII be- Installed Ia the new
electric llRht plant that ls being erect
ed near the site % the American Lum.
Der companys plant
Major W. " IA. Llowollyn, Who was
rCccnily appointed % the United
States aiiorneyship of New Mexico,
was IN the city between trains this
morning while on route from bis home
al Las Cruces 20 santa We. whore be
viii attend United States court. Mr..
Llewollyn u acting today for the frat
time for the government 10 his new
capacity
Capt W. ". Dame returned last
nlght from the east. whore he went
10 attend the inauguration Of Prosi.
dent Roosevelt and tO act AZ one Of
the personal escorc of the president.
Capt Dame reports having enjoyed an
excellent time In Washington. After
attending the inauguration he went "a
New York aud spent several days In
that city before returning homo.
Professor Hiram Hadiey, Wao vas
recently appointed and confirmed as
the territorial school superintendent,
passed down the road for las Cruces
from Santa 10 last Saturday night. lie
expects TO return 20 Santa Fc tomor.
row and will qualify a. superintendent
on "Wednesday, March 10. relieving
Superintendent Amado Chayea. Mrs.
Hadley will accompany him ON his re-.
turn and both will take ap their resi-
denco In that city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
t!0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
COUNCIL AND HOUSE
LEGISLATIVE D0lNGS
CONCLUSION OF PROCEEDINGS
FoR The FiFrY.FlFTH DAY OF
ASSEMBLY.

The committee on Judiciary report.
"a house bill No. ies. by NJ. Nobloit.
relating 90 pharmacy. with the roc-
ummcndatiun that Il BE- passed ~
amended Report adopted and hill
passed.
The committee ON judiciary report.
ga council bill No. 20. by Mr. Miller,
flxinE time FOR holding court IN tha
THIRD judicial district. recommending
that Il 0e not passed. hui that conn
ell substitute for same be- passed. Re-
port adopted. substitute passed and
original bill tabled
The committee on Judiciary report
I'd council bill No. ~, by Mr. Read.
10 prevent fraud IN sale Of goods ~
ltincrant vendors. recommending that
Il be passed Report adopted ana bin
passed.
The committee on Judiciary report
ID council bill No. %, by Mr.. Mar.
tlneE 10 prevent injury 10 bitches and
pipe lines, Recommending that u b.
passed. Report adopted and bill pass
ed.
The committee or Judiciary report.
cd council hiii No. SO. BY Mr.. Mon
loya, relating 20 tax exempilons. REQ
dmmonding that n DO passed. 10
port adopted and bill passed.
Tho committee on Judiciary report
ed house bin No. ~, BY Mr.. Pendlo-
ton. relating 10 school house bond
levios. recommending that u DO paaa-
cd AZ amended. Report adopted ana
bill passed
Tho committee on territorial ~.
fairs reported house 0ill No. leS, By
Mr.. Ellis. amending the act cnactlng
Roosevelt county, giving Il the name
OF Leonard Wood, recommending that
II be- passed. Report adopted and hill
passed.
The chair appointed as council
members OF the joint steoring com
miftea. Mesars. Martin. Marines.
Chayes. Winters and Montoya.
Mr.. Martha gave notice that Mon
day morning NJ 10 o'clock the coun.
eli would take uD the consideration
Of the appropriation bin IN commit.
tee Of the whole.
Council adjourned Until Monday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

London, March il.-~Accordlna 10
bologna adglcea. the banna for the
marriage u slgnur Marconi 10 Minis
D brien were published on Sunday at
The city hall The wedding, the local
paDers state. Il fixed for next Thurs.
day, tho religious ccremony 10 take
place AZ tho Roman Catholic church
Of Sd George IA this Ciiy.
Miss Ohrioa. who met her future
husband last year az Adare Manor.
lord Dungayen's seat IN colny Liner.
TEX. viii bring him 4 dosTy represent.
ms an annual Income ~ 10000 AZ.
GER the Seeding husband aid alft viii
loavo for New York, whero they win
remRin until the end u April They
viii then So 10 Rome. whofu Il IA ~.
ported they win BE- tho aueata ~ King
Victor Emmanuel Tor . few days.