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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-14

before I am able to move about. In
thirty days, perhaps, I shall be we'll
again"
Asked for his views of the naval bat
tie the admiral merely replied.
The Japanese feet was so good. it
was impossible -" then he completely
broke down. Evidently his mental
sufferings were acute, for he desired
to avoid the subject, and during the
remainder of the converse ton the naval
battle was not mentioned"
by day" said the admiral, Il look
upon that lovely scene" indicating the
landscape. and by night L dream of
II -
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PANAMA SILVER MONEY.

Panama, June l3.-The government Of
Panama, In accordance with the desires
Of the canal commission and the local
bankers. has decided 10 coin I. 600 600
silver pesos This step is calculated to
relieve the demand for silver caused by
the activity Of the canal works and in
creased business, and viii prevent any
monetary crisis which an excess Of gold
might produce
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DEFENSE RESTED.
Government Taken by Surprise in
Crawford Case.

Washington. June 13.-The defense in
the trial of William G. Crawford,
charged with cOnsDiring with August
w Machen and George z. LOrenz to
defraud the government under a con-
tract to furnish letter carriers satchels
to the postoffice department, rested its
case Unexpectedly today. The govern
ment's counsel was taken by surprise
and was not ready to proceed with the
examination of witnesses in rebuttaI.
District Attorney Beach stated that
probably one witness is all that viii be
used. Court adjourned until tOmOr-
row.
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WILL GRADUATE WITH
THE HIGHEST HONORS
Especial to The Herald)

Ithaca n Y June 13.-CorneH uni
VeTsity viii hold its commencement for
all departments of the university ON
June =, and among the graduates is
a SALT Lake City, Utah, man. Orange
James salisbury, jr Salisbury takes
the degree Of mechanical eneineeriner
He has made a brilliant record in his
speciality.
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couNTERFElTER CAUGHT.

Los Angeles. June 13.-TTnited States Sc
cret service officers today arrested in this
city Henry Burnett Duncan. who -
wanted in Paducah. ky. for counterfeit
ing. Duncan admits his Identity He Esd
from Kentucky while under bond to stand
trial for COunterfeiting in April. 1904 and
the United States officers have since been
on the search for him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-14
LOOMS SCANDAL.
Secretary Taft Will Conclude Inves-
tigation at Once.

Washington, June 13.-Secretary Taft
returned here tonight from West Point.
y Y, where he attended the gradual
ing exercises of the military academy.
Secretary Taft had planned to attend
the complimentary dinner given to
Former AmbasSa dor Ch0ate BY the
Union League club in New York City
tonight, but had Cancelled the engage
ment on account of the pressure of inn
pOTtant business here The main rea-
son was his desire to conclude the
Bowen-Loomis case, in connection with
which he expects to hear a witness
tomorrow.
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CHIEF CLERK DISMISSED

Washington. June 12-Secretarv Hitch
cock today dismissed from the Dubiic
service Chief Clerk Wisdom of the Mns-
koSee iholan agency on the charge that
he refused to obey Instructions OF Tndi H.
Inspector Wright in enforcement OF the
Creek tribal tax law. 0
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HOSPITAL SHIP RELEASED.

Nagasaki. June 14-CNoon.) THE
Russian hospital ship KOstrOma, which
was captured during the battle of the
Sea of Japan. was released today and
she sailed for Shanghai. The hospital
ship Orel which was captured at the
same time viii be taken before the
naval prize court at Sasebo for trial.
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The Hague Suggested.

Russia was thoroughly opposed to the
suggestion of any place in the far east
Ior a meeting point and il Is not be-
lieved that Japan's opposition TO Paris
was at all unexpected in St Peters
burg. Russia has shown strong prefer
ence for European capital japan :
wish IS TO secure a point free from out
side influences. Direct negotiations
With Russia has been her demand
throughout, and hence her original
preference for point in the far east
The Hague, it is believed, would prove
tdITly acceptable to both
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RESUMES HIS PLACE.

GuayaqUil. Ecuador. June 13.-Presi-
dent Plaza has again assumed the ac-
tive power which for the past ninety
days has been in the hands of Vice
President Moreno. the president being
absent from the capital.
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THE LAWS DELAY.

Montreal. June I3.-Judge Hall =
y today granted the petition of coun- =
y sci for GaynOT and Greene to be =
y allowed TO appeal to the supreme y
y court against the decision of Jus =
+ tice Davidson that Judge La FOn- =
tame had the right TO act as extra =
y dition commissioner This action .
y undoubtedly viii cause a delay of =
= six months =
=
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR NAVY

headquarters of Russian Army Cod
zyadani. Manchuria. June IA promo
sition to raise funds by subscription to-
ward the rebuilding of the Russian navy
mas been received favorably by many Of
ficers at the front
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FORCED TO RESIGN.

New York, June 13.-FoIlowing =
y a conference with Former Cover =
= nor OdelI late today. Supreme >
y Justice Warren 3. Hooker gave ,
y out a statement in which he de- =
= clares his intention to resign. =
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CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Washington, June 12--The navy de-
partment today decided to award con-
tracts for guns and mounts for the battle
snip New Hampshire and the armored
cruisers North Carolina and Montana TO
the Bethlehem Steel company and the
Midvale Steel company.
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APPEAL FOR FUNDS.

London June IA letter appears in
the Daily Telegraph urging the public to
secure for the Shakespeare birthday
trustees. or similar public body. Har-
Nard mouse IN Stratford-On-Avon, which
Is to be sold at auction June q
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ANARCHIST SENTENCED

Nice. June 13--Leon MOrteI secretary of
the local labor exchange was sentenced
today to three months frnprisoument for
making a speech appiauding the throwinr
OF the bomb at King Alfonso in Paris
May 81. a. an act of courage
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CORNER STONE LAID.

Rome June 12-An interesting, oare,v,c
ny was performed today on the ton Of
Halculm hill. where Franciscan Sisters
OF the mission OF the order laid the cor
nerStOne Of their mother home The none
sent the apostolic benediction to the sis
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ONE JEW KILLED.

London. june 13--The Warsaw CORE
spOndent of he Daily Chronicle SAYS that
during the rioting at observation-disclosures A
Jewish workman was killed nine MORTAL
ed
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DEBUT A SUCCESS.

London. June f3.-The Partisan actress.
Nine. LedbaTgy. made a successful debut
on the English stage tonight. playing ia
Capus and Aren's -L'Adversaire enti-
tied The Man OF the Moment" at the
St James.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-14
JESSUP KNIGHTED.

New York, June BIN recognition Of
his services TO science the emperor of
Russia has appointed Morris X Jessup.
president of the museum of natural his
tory. knight of the Imperial Order of
St. StanislaUs Of the first class.
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AUSTRIA ACCEPTED.

London June 1.-THE Tangier CORE
Spohdent OF the Times says that the Aus
trian government has accepted the invi-
tsuon OF the sultan of Morocco to an in
teFHs3tlonai conference, conditional on a
similar acceptance by other powers
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GALE AT ST. PAUL.

St Paul June I3.-A terrific sduaH of
wind which accompanied a heavy thun-
deTstorm- broke over st. Paul about 10.30
tonight and did much damage to windows
ana shade trees, The blow lasted less
than d minute
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-14

Paris, June 13.-Madame Calve an
nounces her Departure in October for
the United States. where she will take
part IN series Of popular concerts.
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LOAN oE 100000.

Lima Peru. June 1S.-Tt is rumored hero
that the PERT ian government has neeo-
tlated with the United States a loan of
SS0e0. CO... -
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
Russian People Informed of the Stat
US of Negotiations.

St Petersburg, June IA. 2.1O a. m
Instead Of publishing the text of its
oI1clal reply TO the message from Pres
ldent Roosevelt regarding the initiation
of peace negotiations with Japan. the
Russian government decided. with the
purpose Of taking the public into its
confidence regarding the prospects Of
peace. TO issue a statement summarize
ing the status of negotiations which
viii appear in the form Of a commune
cation in the foreign office gazette to-
day. This statement. which paws a
graceful tribute to President ROose-
Velt's action, expresses in a general
way RQssia's willingness to negotiate.
without entering into particulars which
cannot be considered to be definitely
determined until the receipt of the Jap
anese reply. The Russian government
under the circumstances has deemed il
best TO leave TO the Washington govern
ment the publication of the Russian
note Following is the text of the com
muniCa ton.
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ambassador in a note dated June IL
that the emperor, deeply sensible to
the sentiments expressed by the presi-
dent, was pleased to see therein
fresh mark of traditional friendship
uniting Russia and America. and pre-
vious proof that President Roosevelt
was in complete accord with the views
the emperor held on a general settle
ment so essential to the good progress
of the whole of mankind AS for an
eventual meeting of Russian and Jap
aneSe plenipOtentiarie charged with
ascertaining how far it would be pos
sible for the two powers to elaborate
conditions of peace, the imperial gov
eminent would have no object in pr1fl-
ciple TO such an attempt if the Japan
csc government expressed a desire
therefor"
The fact that the Japanese govern
ment has not yet communicated with
Russia as to time and place and the
number of plenipotentiaries is not con-
sidered strange, inasmuch as the text
of the Russian reply sent to Washing
ton yesterday could not have arrived
at Toxic, considering the difference in
time until last midnight at the earli-
est.
Cause for Speculation.
Japan's terms continue to be matter
for speculation 4 weIl-informed dip
lomat, who says he knew Japan's
terms before the battle of Mukden,
considered them to have been very
moderate, and believes that even now
they will be found to be not unduly
harsh
Private advices received from Rus
sian source at Shanghai say it is Ger
tain that Japan viii demand the sur
render of all ships informed in eastern
waters. which may be another item of
settling indemnity.
Papers supposed TO have semi-Official
inspiration continue to speak obviously
of the results. but ii is Hoticea Bile that
the cheap and popular papers. like the
Gazette plainly advise the people to
reconcile themselves to defeat and
peace. The paper named says:
Defeat Not Disgrace.
Defeat is not disgrace and will not
prevent developments. Look at France
We have survived previous misfOr-
tunes. We were beaten many times
by Poland and Lithuania, but now
they are ours
The ListOk. another popular paper,
pays a glowing tribute to President
Roosevelt as the peacemaker far be
yond the seas With peace in sight,
however, by a strange perversity some
of those who were IoudeSt in its favor
when it was below the horizon seem
suddenly to have changed their atti-
tude. finding it less attractive than
when 1t was opposed by the govern
meut.
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Meyers Mission.

The president of the United States
instructed his ambassador to the i'm
perlal court to request a private audi
ence in order to convey directly to the
emperor assurances Of the unfailing
friendship the United States entertains
Tor Russia, and to express President
ROosevelt's personal desire to contrib
Ute as much as possible, in the interest
of the whole world, toward the cessa
ton of hostilities in the far east. The
am bassador was instructed TO add that
the president was making simultaneous
overtures to the japanese government.
The emperor was pleased to receive the
American ambassador on June : and
gave benevolent attention to President
RooseVelts initiative, which had. more
over, met an entirely sympathetic. re-
cepJlon on the part Of the friendly DOW
ers.
Russia being convinced that japan
was equally disposed to accent Presi-
dent RoOsevelts proposal. which was
transmitted through the intermediary
OF the representatives of the republic
at St Petersburg and Toxic to the i'm
perial as well as to the Japanese GOV
eminent, received favora bIv the official
communication from the ambassador
and notification to this effect was pub
lished in Washington
Russis's Acceptance.
In reply to this communication. the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-14
THE NEWS AT ITALY
X. G.. Stroud Is Elected Assistant
Cashier Of the First
National Bank.

From the News Herald.
Another lot of cotton was shipped
from here this week. The price
paid was above ten cents per pound.
Some of the boys had good time
Saturday night, but the city got more
out of it than they did so far as
dollars and cents go.
r. w Bowen and family returned
Wednesday morning from visit TO
Coleman and Dublin. Mrs. Bowen
said that Rev. O. p Kiker was get
ting along well at Dublin; that he
had a fine church with a membership
of 400 and that the Sunday she was
there he took in 10 members.
Jim Price brought to this office
Wednesday three of as fine ears OF
corn as we have ever seen, each
weighing over two pounds. Jim has
% acres of this corn right along
Bell Branch and is sure of having
corn to sell Jim said that there were
two ears 10 the stalk and that the
stalk had a peck of sheiIed corn in
the taSsle.
The directors Of the First National
Bank met Wednesday and elected
x. G Stroud assistant cashier in the
place OF Whit George. resigned. They
also declared the usual e per cent
semi-annuaI dividend This makes
a total Of s13,500 paid to stoCkhold-
ers since the organization of this
bank in dividends
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To Whom 1t May Concern:
Because of the deplorable death
of Mr.. Fl. w. Leeper, some unscru-
pulous individuals have taken ad-
vantage of it, in spreading the talk
broadcast--with a view of injury to
our trade-that Conway-Leeper Co.
is in sore straits, and just about
ready to sell their lumber business
10 anybody
As these statements are all false.
and not true. We beg to inform the
public in general, and our custo-
mcrs and friends in particular. that
Conway deeper Co. will continue to
do business the same as heretofore.
and have also the stuff 20 do bust
ness with.
Thanking all our customers and
friends for their valued patronage.
and trusting to receive same also in
the future. We beg to remain, Yours
10 serve with Lumber, SIS
CONWAY-LEEPER co,
Per II, A. Barsun, Manager WaXa-
haChie Yard.
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II. 4 T. G. Special Rates.

Bryan or College and return.
S2.T5, account Texas Farmers Con
gress at A. & NJ. College. On sale
July "a, % and &c. Limit July rs.
Knoxville, Tenn, June IS, 10, 90,
"a %, July !, S, 8. and Is. Rate
s29.05; limit Is days from date OF
sale. Extension TO September so
granted.
Knoxville, Tenn, and return
S29.05, account summer school. On
sale June Is. 10. 20, "a and %, also
July !, S, 9, and Is. Limit ! 5 days
Limit con he made up to and includ-
ing September so.
Very low round trip rates TO Los
Angeles, San Francisco and Portland
For information regarding rates,
routes, etc 10 any point call on or
phone J. c, Kennedy, Ticket Agent.
Houston and return, SAILS. Gal
weston and return, s440. Tickets
Oh sale July 8, limit July 10, 1905.
Pueblo, Col. and return s17.7O.
Colorado Springs. Col, and return,
$lT.70. Denver, Col, and return,
$3.50. Dates Of sale July and
10. Limit so days from date of
sale.
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Is something that every family in
this country must have every day in
the year So we take this means of
!letting you know where To get that
which is best. Not the Just as
good" but absolutely the best and
leave you to be the judge. II you
try this flour or meal and IL does not
give the very best of satisfaction
return same TO your merchant and
get another sack. Try that. and IL
10 don't suit you take IL back and
get your money and never try It
again We stand behind the mer-
chant and see that he gives you this
flour and meal il you want the best.
These are the brands:
Extra High Patent. OUR SEAL
Goth CENTURY.
GOLDEN FRUIT.
High Patent: WHITE WOLF.
WORTH
MEAL
These two brands are Is cents
per 100 pounds less than the first
three. II you try TO get thts flour
from your merchant and can't,
phone as your troubles aud we will
help you overcome them. Be sure
when you buy meal that II is the
/ New Grist Mil Meal WIN be pleas
ed 10 answer questions.
THE NEW GRTsT MILL.
dS6-w2T j. r. Williams L Co.
Both telephone connections.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-14

The feeling of impending doom in
the minds of many victims OF
of Bright's disease and diabetes has
been changed to thankfulness by the
benefit derived from taking Foley s
Kidney Cure. 1t will cure incipient
Bright's disease and diabetes and
even in the worse cases gives COM
fort and relief. Slight disorders are
cured in a few days. Il had dia-
betes in its worst form" writes
Marion Lee of Dunreath, Ind. IL
tried eight physicians without relief.
Only three bottles of FoIey's Kid
ney Cure made me a well man" B.
W. Fearis
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The Amount We Eat.

We live not by the quantity We
eat. nor the variety. but by what
the system can utilize. No matter
how good or plentiful your food is.
IL staryes the system unless your di-
Eestiou is good So make certain
that your food is properly digested.
by taking dose OF Green's August
Flower before or after meals IL will
not only aid digestion. % will stir
The liver to regular habits. sweeten
The stomach and prevent constiua-
zion Tr.r' bottle 25 cents Big
BOTTLE F.. seu-s Sold by o. ~
Foaf.s "a
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The man who has weakness and
yet retains membership in the church
and honestly is making an effort to
live the right sort of life and at the
same time is conscious OF his natural
failing is not a hypocrite. Were you
to ask him he would tell you he was
not the man he ought to be, but the
hypOcrite is the man that pretends
10 be better than ne is. and were we
10 intimate something to the CON
trary he would receive it as an insult.
He wants people to believe he is good
when he well knows he is a deceiver
and a very bad one at that-Chris-
tian Advocate.
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There are more deaths directly
due to weak lungs than to all
other diseases combined. They are
humanity's weak spot--the breeding
place of consumption. When the
slightest symptom of trouble is felt
in the lungs you should begin the
use of DR.. Boschee's German Syrup
at once. 1t is made especially to
soothe, heal. and strengthen the lungs
throat and bronchial tubes. German
Syrup is never-failing remedy for
consumption. Trial bottle IS cents.
Big bottle 75c. r. w. Fearis.
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RnCers Hotel Arrivals.

r 5. Mills Chicago; ]. D. Ross.
Dallas Jas TagRsri Dallas } r.
Hughes. s. Louis; Ben Shropshire,
Fort Worth II y Cushman, Dallas.
w. A. Jennings, Texas. Geo. W.
Akers. Fort Worth G. IA Cone,
Wichita. Kansas II Hojtz. Jr, st.
Louis; T. II. Bales, San Marcos; II,
p. Hughes. Fort Worth; $. r Arm
strong. Dallas; s. J. Johnson, city
b. NJ. Childress. Terrell: l.. l., Sans,
Ennis: =. u. Preston. ST. Louis.
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sUNFLOWER SERMONS.
Atchison Globe

An elderly person Ii d mighty poor
Judge of . circus.
We have quit expecting anything
funny from circus clowns
We have often wondered IL doctors
use fork when they cut people up.
We don't know why they are cali
ed see-more waists; there isn't any
more to see.
We don't blame the children: We
have done worse than kick the screen
to have our way.
What has become of the old fash
Toned farmer who wore a leather
stall" on his finger?
IT is suspicion in every mans
mind that his family never gets half
the fruit his wife puts mp
30
The firecraekers don't cost much
for celebrating our glorious freedom,
bat the doctors afterwards swell the
bill
Sometimes the hostess has this
kind of misfortune: Her guests have
such a good time they don't want 10
go home,
Perhaps we are not so old ANA
tough after all; the chiEgers seem
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WIRELESS IMPROVED
Sound Waves Noes Sent IN Single
Direction. saving Energy.

New York. July ian import
ant improvement In wireless tele-
graphy is announced by Prof Braun
of Strassburg, the inventor of the
system which bears his name, in a
Berlin dispatch to the Times The
professor has succeeded in direct
ing wireless electrical waves in a
single direction. Up to now it has
only been possible to transmit waves
in all directions. Much energy is
saved by the new invention.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-14

Every person should know that good
health is impossible if the kidneys
are deranged. Foley's Kidney Cure
will cure kidney and bladder disease
in every form, and will build up and
strengthen these organs SO they will
perform their functions properly.
No danger of Bright's disease or dia-
betes if Foley's Kidney Cure is taken
in time B. w Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-07-14

Best grade McAlester coal deliver
ed s625 three ton lots. Wellington
Brier Creek and Lehigh grades, like
some are selling for best MeAlester,
$3.50 delivered. II you want best
grade lump McAlester see that freight
charges are from Krebs Sation. South
McAlester. This price is good for all
this month. 80
d. II. THOMPSON.
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Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives
permanent relief in cases OF habitu-
al consultation as 1t stimulates the
liver and restores the natural action
of the bowels without irritating these
organs like pills or ordinary cathar-
tics. Does not nauseate or grippe
and is mild and pleasant 70 take.
Remember the name Orino and re-
fuse substitutes b, w. Fearis.