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The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
WYOMING Treasurer Enjoined.

Cheyenne, Wyo., July 2i.-The state
Supreme Court has issued, on motion
Of the town of Lander, permanent IN
junction restraining w. c. Irvine, state
treasurer. from paying to the trustees
of the State University the annual agri-
cultural college allowance of S25,oOo.
The injunction was granted too late to
prevent the payment of the 1908 ap-
preparation, as the money already Is
in the hands of the trustees, Dut the
town of Lander may take steps to pre-
vent the trustees from making use of
it.
The injunction was granted on the
ground that the removal of the State
Agricultural College from Lander TO
Laramie by the last. Legislature wds
unconstitutional, such action being pos
sible only by a two-thirds vote OF the
qualified electors of the state.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Proposed Floating Exposition.

New York, July 27.-Plans have
been completed for an effort by an ex-
porting company of this city to extend
American commerce to foreign coun-
tries. A floating exposition will be
equipped and sent on tour of the
world.
The American Floating Exposition.
as it will be called, will start from New
York in January. 1906. 1t will carry
limited number of samples of various
merchandise of American manufacture.
the samples to be displayed at each of
the ports where stops will be made
Space will be allotted to exhibitors
and statesmen on the ships.
The trip will require fifteen months
and over 10000 miles will be covered.
1t will include Europe, Asia, Australia,
South America and ports in Central
America and the West Indies The
steamer will carry a surgeon and com
petent interpreters of German, French
and Spanish.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Fsvcrs Liberality in Business.

Henry II. Rogers of the Standard
Oil company is a Yankee. born in
Fairhaven. Mass, but he had little OF
none of the Yankee proverbial stingi
ress. Indeed. he holds that liberality
"a willingness to spend lots of money
in order 20 get still more back
which is the secret of success in bust
ness, provided the expenditures be
made with iriustry and intelligence
He once said that peEuriousness was
fatal to rhe speedy acquisition OF
wealth and he pointed to the case o
miser. a frie Id of his boyhood, who
with all his SC impings and scrapings
had hardly sased 10000 In the course
of n long life.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
TAFT PARTY IN JAPAN
FETED IN EMPERoR's PALACE
Entertained at Banquet by Premier
Naturalization Tribute
of Respect to President
Roosevelt

Toxic, July 27.-The Emperor and
Crown Princess of Japan yesterday re-
ceived in audience and entertained at
luncheon the official members of the
party OF Secretary of War Taft.
Shortly before noon Secretary Taft
was driven to the imperial palace in
the state carriage.
Lloyd C. Griscom, American minis
ter to Japan. escorted Miss Alice
Roosevelt to the palace. Crowds of
people lined the streets during the
passage of the distinguished visitors
along the streets to the palace.
At the palace the imperial princess
and princesses, attended by the royal
personages of the Emperor's house
hold, the military and naval staffs.
members of the Cabinet, and council
of statesmen, assisted in the reception
of Secretary Taft and his party.
Minister Griscom made the presenta-
tions to the Emperor. while Madame
| Griscom performed like office when
| the visitors appeared before the EN-
press.
The court presented brilliant spec
tacle during the ceremonies.
After the presentations all proceeded
to the banquet hall where the EN-
| in the center, with the crown princess
on his right, and Princess Kanin on
| his left.
The Princes Fushimi and Kanin
were seated on either side of Secretary
Taft and Miss Roosevelt. Minister
Griscom and Madam Griscom We're
seated directly opposite the Emperor.
| The other members of the party were
| seated on the right and left, according
| to order of precedence.
A garden party succeeded the lun-
cheon. The Emperor ordered his pri-
vate p-rk opened and the Americans
were driven through the grounds. The
park was completed 300 years ago and
no foreigners were before admitted TO
it. The party left the palace at $3.50
o'clock.
special train will take the party to
Kioto Friday night. where they will
remain until Sunday and July 3lst
they will said from Kobe. August 10th
| they will leave for Manila, which will
be reached August 9th or 7th.
Premier Katsura banqueted Score
| tary Taft and the members of his party
at the Imperial hotel tonight, Madame
Takahira, wife of the Japanese ambas-
sador at Washington, acting as hostess.
The dining hall was decorated with
| tne national COlOTS Vi Jupdu anu AiiSi
| lea.
Premier Katsura accompanied Miss
Roosevelt to the banquet and Secretary
| Taft accompanied Nine. Takahira.
| Premier Katsura proposed a toast to
the health of President Roosevelt, and
| Minister Griscom proposed the health
of the Emperor, amid the cheers of the
! Americans.
Premier Katsura. In proposing the
health of Miss Roosevelt and Secretary
| Taft Jointly. said that the reception
given Secretary Taft and the members
of his party was a tribute of Japan's
respect for President Roosevelt. Refer
| ring to the visit of Commodore Perry
to Japan, he said that America was ia
| pans sponsor.
Secretary Taft. in responding. con
| graduated Japan on her marvellous
progress during the past half century
and expressed the hope that the
| friendly relations between the two
countries would always exist.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Death List Increased.

san Diego, Cal. July 27.-The list
Of the Remington dead now numbers
sixty-two. At o'clock this morning
S. c. Tacate. Japanese mess attend
ant. expired, and at $50 tonight H.
A. Metius, pay clerk. passed away.
The case of Netius was peculiar. he
was able to walk up town after the
accident and was thought not to have
been badly injured. After his wounds
hal been dressed he was out on the
streets. Suddenly he collapsed and
had to he taken to the hospital on a
stretcher. 1t is supposed that the
shock and a weak heart were the
causes OF his death.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Mutual Reserve In Trouble.

Albany, n. V. July 2s.-Conceal-
ment of judgments against the COM
pany amounting to s1s2,767, eXaggera-
lion OF its surplus by over 100000, and
- fixed policy of delay in setting
Dlaims. are some of the charges made
against the Mutual Reserve Life lnsur-
ance Company by Chief Examiner
Isaac vanderpool in his report sub
mitted to State Superintendent OF In
surance Hendricks and to-day maae
public by him.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
sattIina AGAINST Yellow Fever.

New orleans, July 2s.-All the forces
engaged in the battle against the yel'
low fever scourge to-day joined in ex
pressing the belief that while the STU
alton has been and is serious enough
success has already been achieved IN
the application of the melhods en-
ployed, as the result OF the Reed com,
mission in Cuba to justify the hope
that for the first time in the history
of the country what threatened to be
a malignant epidemic of yellow fever
will be stamped out before frost comes
and that New Orleans will be spared
the horrors of previous epidemics.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Leaves Money for Tramps.

kalamazoo, Mich. July 2I,-The Will
os Mrs Almira Kramer was read yes
terday in the presence of the heirs,
who were astonished by trust fund
of 10000 to be used 10 feed tramps.
senator Burrows, who is named as
trustee. will have direct charge of the
money. All applications must be made
by tramps at the police department.
where each tramp will be presented
with a ticket emitting him to square
meal at a restaurant. If the tramp
wishes he may have hot bath.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Michigan Cities Shaken.

Marquette. Mich. July 2L-Mar-
quette and other points on the Mar
auette iron range last night expert
enced a distinct shock of earthquake.
A dull rrmbling noise accompanied the
disturbance. Tall buildings were
swayed. dishes ratified and windows
shaken, but no damage is reported
Great excitement was caused at Calu-
met by a shock resembling an earth
ouake. Buildings rocked and plaster
was knocked from walls and dishes fell
from shelves.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02

"As the sultan was issuing from the
mosque at the conclusion of the cere-
ilony of the selamlik bomb burst
IL the courtyard of the mosque. Divine
erovidence miracuously preserved his
rrajesty. who displayed his usual self
possession and courage. Himself driv-
ing the phaeton, his majesty returned
10 the palace. graciously bowinS as If
lothing had happened. A few persons
were killed or injured. The whole
population is indignant at tle in
famous and dastardly deed
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Inspecting European ca.hedrals.

Archbishop Glennon of ST. Louis
has started inr Europe. intending TO
visit and cloHely inspect the ca
thedrals of Eagland, France and Ger
many. especially those Of London,
Paris and'Colc gne. From these monu'
ments of medieval times he hopes to
derive inspi-.tion regarding the con
struction of his own metropolitan
church in s. Louis. When that
structure skill have been completed
IT will be tre, archbishop promises.
as fine as ar1 of it's kind in the United
States.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Think Queen Too Economical.

Queen Helena of Italy is regarded
by her subjects as altogether too
economical. Her majesty's zlnual al.
lowance is about 100000, but 1t
is said she has actually appeared in
a gown year old. Added to this is
a suspicion that she contributes lib
orally to the support CG poor rela-
tives in Montenegro. who are by no
means popular in Italy. Her majesty 5
subjects think that with such reve-
nue. she should be able to keep a good
deal of money moving.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Game Warden's Work.

Denver, July 27.-Game Commits
sioner Woodland returned to Denver
Tuesday after month spent at Trap
pers' lake at the head of White river.
In company with Game Warden KIN
caid, they took 2,SS0,000 fish eggs from
the native trout in the lake. OF these
l 600 900 were distributed to the hatch
cry at Steamboat Springs and 4so'ooo
were brought to the Denver hatchery.
While away he reports having Sc
cured the conviction of two men for
having killed deer out of season.
They were Johp Sheriff. and George
It. Learn of New Castle. A magistrate
at Meeker fined Them s25 each and
cOStS.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
ATTEMPT TO KILL SULTAN.

During the selamlik at CONSTANT.
nople July 81 a bomb was exploded
in the courtyard of the mosque, close
70 the sultan. His majesty was not
injured, but several members Of his
suite were killed or injured. Several
arrests have been made.
The Turkish censorship is suppress
ing the news regarding the attempt on
the life of the sultan, for no further
press dispatches from Constantinople
have reached London. A dispatch re-
ceived by the Turkish embassy says:
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
scorn of the College Athlete.

"The defeated crews captain claims
they would have beaten you If they
hadn't caught so many crabs" re-
marked the spectator.
"Hugh," snorted the captain OF the
victorious varsity eight. Il don't be-
lieve there ever was a crab slow
enough for them to catch"
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
His Ambition.

Are you going to college when you
grow up?" asked the uncle.
Yes. sir replied the boy.
What are you going to be?"
"A baseball player or rover"
But don't you want to learn pro-
fession?"
No; what's the use? | want to get
my picture in the papers"
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Five Dollars Missing.

Teacher-How many bones arc
there?
Bright Boy-Five.
Teacher-Where did you get that
idea?
Bright Boy-From my father: he
said this morning that mother took
five bones out of his pocket last night,
and that they were all that he had.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Election crooks Pardoned.

Denver, July Ex-Governor McDon-
aid Yesterday afternoon extended exec
utive clemency to James Walsh, Guy
Wheeler. William Condor and Fred
erick Johnson. These men were con
victed of participation in election
frauds last year, and were tried in the
District Court before Judge Frank
johnson. They had twenty-five days
of their terms to serve.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Said the Riaht Thing.

you?
Edith-Well, he was so nice about
It. He asked
Mother-The idea. Haven't I told
you you must learn to say 'no?"
Edith-That's what ! did say. He
asked me If I'd be very angry If he
kissed me.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Her Insinuation.

Miss Pechis-I accepted Mr.. Roxley
last night.
nervous?
Miss Pechis-Nervous? No. why?
Miss Chellus-I should think the
suspense would have been so terrible
while you were waiting for his an
swer.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Relatively not so Rich.

First Millionaire-I'm poorer now
than was ten years ago.
Second Nonsense! You
are worth $4,000. 900 now and you were
only worth 81 ,OO0.O 900 then.
Eyes. But $1,O0O.000 was a bigger
fortune then than s2,00O.00O is now"
Life.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
What She Had.

Ibid his wife have anything when
he married herr"
Three children. You knew she wa4
a widow, didn't you?'
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Municipal Ownership.

Church-Do you believe in munich
pal ownership.
Gotham-No; I think It just as well
TO leave 1t as it is. and let the alder
men own the city.-Yonkers States
man.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Where the Trouble Lies.

McJigger-That was an odd state
ment you made n minute ago.
Thingumbob-what was it?
McJJigger-Yotf said you never had
any trouble keeping your wife fash
ionably dressed.
Thingumbob-That the truth. My
trouble comes when | don't keep her
dressed.
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
nEYe Hath Not Seen,

Dottie-What do you s'pose heaven
is like?
Tommy-Oh. out o. sight!
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
sure SIGN.

az think the count is in love with
me-" said the first heiress.
What makes you think so?" asked
the other
''He asked me today how much l
wai worth"
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Resemblances.

Notwithstanding of facial chart
acteristics, do you know that 1 was!
once taken for President Roosevelt?
Biggins-And a man once took me-
for the Kaiser.
Dggins-That's nothing; few,
weeks ago an old school chum of mineI
stepped up to me on the street and
remarked, Holy Moses. is that you!"i
The Lamar register., 1905-08-02
Recipe Failed.

Little appropriate gifts from time
to time will draw your husband near
er to you"
mo, they won't. / gave my hus-
band a box of cigars, and"
"Well?"
well, they didn't draw, that's all."'
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14

Emma Gillette. niece ~ Mr.. pwtc'
y VISITING ifo-7 CLAY Center, Nebr.ska
The Sa,u, lohns Rassf is the me .,,,ics
cash siufv
Mrs 4. q. Claft tnio,cd one whole
DAYS VaCati~a ihis week the first time
IN hr wears
-. X nouus aud family. Who aaVe
lcsH scni,ng here tnf scmt tir.-. ~.,u a.
Tie coast Monday.
Members cf the Methodist churh gave
sn enjoyable law ~sriahly at the chuph
las, evening. Ice cwsm aud cslc wev
served.
Cakes allied with lrun fot tsc. Nut
cakes iSc. An kinds Of cakes and ttui,
cakes aud fruit rolls ~ the saint Johns
bakery.
A barge is in course oi cons,rr, ,ion at
the ship-building plant. Whyn u is
completed ~ viii bc r-vd by q party
down the rive; 10 cssry WOOD
The ~oolea mill and securing plant
which Toe a time hoyercd over Saint
Johns with possibility ui lighting j.
now building Is plant at Scllwooi
The death VI Willie swan. a led living
in the Point View precinct. occurrci
yesterday. lie was affected with varicuse
veins and his sickness was very hriri.
Particulars later.
Mrs. i. J. Adams. city missionary. will
preach ut the Baptist service held in the
Adventist church Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock. SUNDAY school at ten
Sunday morning.
4. {. Thorniyke, who left I.ovclsnd.
lNs.lA la AlaaH IL -.
reaching his parents here in Saint Johns
ON Monday last. lie Is son Of Mi aud
Mrs. W. l.. Thorndykc.
A company has just been formed to
push the sale OF lots in Saint Johns, the
Point View precinct being the scene OF
operations. W. NJ. Killingsworth is head
OF the company. Capital, ss7 1900.
The figures given in another column on
the bids for the new schoolhouse are not
correct. The successful bidders figures
were -, ,29s, whicd does not include the
heating apparatus or the furniture. The
be nds were taken by the state a, six per
cent interest
Among our new advertisers this week
must be seen the large announcement OF
the Eastern Quitting Company. The
lines of goods carried by this firm are
very complete, and the prices made to
those who patronize the firm will be
wholly satisfactory In every case. one
will save money by mentioning this
paper.
ON Sunday, July az, the Y. NJ. c. A.
of Portland Is to hold u meeting at the
Evangelical church for men only. The
service will be held In the evening and
all men are urged To attend II II also
planned to have meeting for women
only under auspices Of the Y. W. {. A. |
In the Methodist church at an early date, |
possibly the same evening.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14
Chance For Pleasure.

Local residents may have a pleas.
ant outing OF an hundred mile ride
on the beautiful Columbia on Snss-
day, July 10. The whsic OF the
Trail has -sluifered fine
stcamer-to-visit Multnomah Falls
and a limited number of passengers
will be taken on at Cones wharf
when the boat stops at noon,
Famous Hawaiian Orchestra will
furnish music: lots Of specialties;
not dull moment on the trip,
The chance OF the season. A linn
tied number of tickets may be
secured at Mansfield 5 Bonton barber
shop at 75c each. Leave Cone :
wharf at noon; return at 3.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14
WSiRe TO PUSH.
New Club To &c Formed To
Ad,rnise rais CITY.

There srsms % he no good and
suihcicat reason why Saiu, Johns
shos,ld Do, have "prsircss Men .
League OF Board " Trad to
properly placc before ~ .-pcctive
plants the excellent ,aali,ics nos.
scsSed by this lo'sitv Other towns
and cities have such organizations
and they provc succcss.di- and Il
will tc a simple matte, to conduc,
one a, Sain, Johns IN a mannvf tic,
frOm all friction and vitupraiion II
every business man and private
dweller will hut work in uniScn and
labor tor the good of the town.
l, bears but little weight what
may bc the political complexion nf
the body-but that as a body IL
should lay no plans TO elect OF
defeat any .erson or body of pcr.
sons. The minute any organiza.
tion other than a political body
essays To do that, or to work" an
organization along such lines, Just
that moment Il loses caste and
commences to I've imperative II
this new body shall work along the
lines thus far suggested il will
accomplish much and he recognized
as an organization meriting the
esteem of the entire people.
II every dweiicr here will but bc
convinced that there is much in
future for this city the club will
grow in influence and prove
wonder IN influence. There should
be real work done along several
lines; II is up to the people to back
the people in order that all people
may progress.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14

It's a long-lived man who can
outlive coat Of Moe x Clark $
"l;las,ic" of-paint.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14

Subscribe for THE REVIEW. One
dollar a year.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14
Open Air Meetings.

The Baptists of Saint Johns have
begun series of open air meetings
in different neighborhoods. Rev.
John Ben,zien, the pastor, is assisted
in these services by preachers aud
singers from the Portland churches.
On Tuesday evening of next week
Rev. NJ. NJ. Bledsoe Of the Emmanuel
Baptist church will speak. Mr..
Hart, with his guitar, will again
lead the singing. The evening
meeting will he at eight, near the
Saint Johns Heights station. On
Friday evening the service will be
on the street corner near the school
building. A band Of yo.sng people
from the White Tcmple will be
present. Miss Mabel Mills, soloist
iroarrhe White Temple choir, will
sing. Rev. Bentzien will speak OH
"Reaping the Whirlwind."
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14

Bring us 81 and we will send the
Review to your friend for a year.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14
A Pleasant Time.

A few Of little Vera Shaddock' $
girl friends gathered at her home
Tuesday afternoon from two to FIVE
in honor of Vera's thirteenth birth
day anniversary. Ice cream and
cake was served and a very ell
joyablc time was reported. The
following young ladies were the
guests: Laura Philips, Maurine
Thurman, Alice Roger, Gertrude
Mccarty, Jennie McVicker, Ethel
Proebstel.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14
Quarterly Conference.

The second quarterly conference OF the
United Evangelical church will be held
over next Saturday and Sunday. Preach
ing Saturday evening at eight and at the
close of this service the business meeting
will he held. Sunday morning preaching
and the Lords supper rwill be commemor-
ated at eleven and preaching in the
evening at eight. Rev. ii. III. Pratt
presiding elder. will preach and preside
at each OF the services.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14
Third In Series.

Rev. Upshaw will deliver the
third in the series Of sermons in the
Congregational tabernacle Sunday
evening at eight o clock sharp. Sub
ject What Every Man Needs. I"
The subject in the morning will be
"Some Misunderstood Scripture. !"
Sunday school at 10 o'clock; Rev.
Hatch. Superintendent.
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered at the close OF
the morning service.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14

The W. c. r. U. met Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Hatfield on
Piske street. The members were out in
force and had a most enjoyable time.
The regular meetings will be held on the
second and fourth Thursday OF every
month.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14

A canvas sack containing fishing tackle
at Perry landing. Saint Johns. July 9.
Liberal reward to party returning same
10 this office.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14
For Sale.

Cheapest home In Sain, Johns.
Price sroo. Apply at this Office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
Some Questions at Issue are TempOra-
 rfIY Adiueted.

New York, March 25.-Thomas c.
 Dawson. American Minister to the Santo Domingo republic, had an im- portant conference Thursday says Herald dispatch from Santo Domingo. He met Charles Renoso. the Belgian Minister, Dr. E. De Perera Blesa, Span fish charge de'affaires. who is acting for both Spain and Germany; Luigi Cambiaso. charge d'affaires for Italy; W. R. Thormann, head of the German consular bureau in Santo Domingo: R. Bancalari. a leading Italian editor, ana representatives of the Dominican gov ernment. French charge d'affaires De Toux was not present but was repre- sented.
 Subject to the approval of the Wash ington authorities an amicable agree clement of questions al issue, pending the final approval or rejection of the protocol by the United States Senate.
 The Dominican government agrees that Mir. Dawson shall nominate one American citizen to act as Interior Commissioner and collect all the GUS tom house revenues of the island, &C., cording to the spirit of the protocol This commissioner, according to the agreement, will pay 45 per cent of the actual net receipts to the Dominican government. The remaining 55 per cent will be deposited in a responsible bank, subject to ultimate disposition
 under the American protocol. and no distribution will be made from this fund in the mean time.
 Mir Dawson has wired Washington for permission to nominate the com missioner. The Domlnicans are pledged to appoint the nominee. Ss Foreign creditors and diplomats are
 said to be in perfect accord to empow- CT the selection of the receiver, who
 must be an American, with foreign as-
 sent guaranteed.
 Until the Senate acts. there will be under the new arrangement. no further | partition of the customs revenues. the entire 55 per cent of the net receipts going into the common fund and be- l ing held in trust.
 The scheme is in effect receivership
 without power to distribute the assets. This plan Is welcomed as likely to