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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-23
CELEBRATION AT HUNTSVILLE
Program and Festivities for Pioneer
Day In Ogden Valley.

Ogden. July 93.-Pioueer day VIII be-
raiiy celebrated tomorrow AZ Hunts
vile. The people OF ogden valley
have taken great interest IN arranging
mis- celebration and promise all who
VISIT The rally a day Of real pleasure
from early IN the morning until long
into the night. That Pioneer day has
arrived will be signaled by a salute
ron guns az daybreak. and the unfur-
Ing Of the flag Of our nation from the
liberty pole At 10 o'clock they viii
have a grand parade under the direc-
ton 81 e. Fred schade. marshall Of
The DAY. and the Huntsville City sill
yer band win discourse sweet music.
Many floats viii be arranged In the
PROCESSION. After the parade the peo-
lie win gather az the Huntsville tab
ornacle. where the following excellent
iFogram win be rendered.
Song. America" choir
Invocation. Chaplain G. =. SChade Sr.
song, Utah the queen OF the
West ....................... Choir
salutary ......Judge Adam J.. Petersen
Nuslc .s...................., silver Nnd
elainauon....,.. Nina Mcfarlhnd
quartet ...,.. ............. Middleton ward
folo, 'Mocking Bird. "..........,,...
.....,............Prof Frank Holtz
object OF our Celebration. .......
.+.s......ss...,...... a. n. Allen
ladies' quartet. Il. u. Mckay. director
ltelamation.. $. Thurston
Npio.. Mrs laura McCarty
Comparison Of 1917 with is0sa.....
....,...,... Patriarch David Mckay
Male quartet, c. Fred schade and stan
ofation Judge T.. T. Hulaniski
Duet Sunshine and Roses" ........
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AFTERNOON PROGRAM.

2 p. m.-sports and prize races etc,
$40 prize, iO-yard dash, VIM. Mcintyre,
barber, and c. 5. Thurston, Studebaker
agent.
p m.-Baseball game mot ANA
teurs).
p. m.-Grand fireworks display.
10 p. might Fantastic AT Al
mas dancing academy.
c. Fred Sohade Adam l. Peterson,
Carrie Renstrom and Isaac Grow, con-
stitute the program committee.
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MANTI.
PIONEERS HoNoRED.
Battalion Veterans Also Guests OF Hon.
or In Grand Celebration.
SPECIAL Correspondence,

Special Correspondence,
Mant Sanpete Co, July l.-rhe Pho.
ueer day celebration gives promise u be-
ing the best ever held In thir city 90 many
years. The committees are working ener-
getically 20 make Il such. The guests u
honor Will be the Pioneers of a.. and the
81 the only one u the original Pioneer
Mormon Battalion boys. Horace Thornton
band now living here. There are several
others who came 10 Utah later the same
year OF the battalion veterans the f0l-
lowing four are living here: Hon Luther
T. Tutte, Daniel henTie. Azaria Smith
and William Johnston.
SAD DEATH by DROWNING
Many Of Msnus citizens mourn over
the sad death OF Russel H0ugaard by
drowning IN he SEWER river Monday az.
ternoon, July l6, while in bathing Russell
was the son Of Mr and Mrs Peter H0u-
gard, who moved 10 Venice. SEWER
county. some years ago from here. lie
was born ia Mantl Dee q 1885, and
spent his early bOyhood days here. Being
the oldest son he became the main sup
port Of the family when bis father died lie
Is survived by his widowed mother, three
sisters and two brothers one OF the sis
tiers, Mrs. Lewis Mickelsen. living IN this
city. The young man was an active
worker In the Sunday school and the
Young Mems association Of his ward.
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the sheep situation. lie hopes 20 make
shipments OF sheep this fall from this
part Of the state
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PROVO DEPARTMEN

is sund,y excepted
Saturday Sem-Weeky News
Residence. Fourth North St, Phone Is NJ
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SAD DEATH BY DROWNING
PENNINGTON.
Funeral of Theron Abbott Held on
Sunday.

Special Correspondence.
Pennington. Davis Co. July e -Funeral
services were held yesterday at Farm
ington over the remains q Theron ABB
bolt, aged seven years. who died on July
o. after several months Of suffering
from a tumor On the brain.
Theron was the son % l. z. and Jane
Abbott Of Farmlngton. Elder y. 7. Por-
Ter Of Centerville gave the principal ad-
dress al the services. followed By +. b.
Clark and Bishop j. NJ Secrist The re-
mains were buried IN the Pennington
cemetery
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT

The News Delivered by Carrier LOGAN Every Night Sunday
Cent, Per Month All payment. and psn regarding delivery should
made A. Mitchell. Agent for Daily. Saturday and ssni-Wy
403 E. Center Street Phons SID lndsrtaden,
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"o.Mrs. Lizzie and Eliza Peterson
Music ........................ silver band
Anthem. And II Shall Come to
Pass" ..............,....... Choir
Benedictlon...........Chaplainsc hade
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NEPHI.
DRY FARM DEMONSTRATION
Priest PaNman Introduces steam Plow.
ing on His Big Farm.

ing on His Big Farm.
Special Correspondence
Nephl. Juab Co. July 20.-Today
upwards 81 l.00O people have beer out
TO the Paxman "dy" farm. eight miles
south 81 here, 10 witness the steam
traction engine pull along the rs large
disk plows Vehicles have been going
and coming all day and all who made
the "Trip seemed well pleased with what
they saw and express the opinion that
the steam blowing will be a decided
success on the ridge south Of here.
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Manager, T.. \. Larkin,
ies Path 81. Telephone iS3-k,
Advertisements for the Daily,
Saturday and Semi. Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as az
the salt Lake GRACE.
Calculator, John j. Mctregor.
22S Wash. Ave. Ind. Tel. ISL.
Office with Lambert Paper co.
Payments for the Daily, saturday
and Semi-Weekly News should DC
made 10 the circulator. Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as IN salt Lake.
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A song service Of sacred music was
rendered Al the Fourth ward meeting
house last evening which was truly a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-11
BOSTON LOSES ~ FIRE.
Had 100000 Blaze In the Msnvfsetur
Ing District.

Boston. Ian. 1O.-A fre ~ trea,en.
ing PROPORTIONS sroke out today In IN,
wormwoOd warehouse in 4 street In
South Boston district. The fire in
No. , bui.Grc. part devoted to the
s:orac" OF co'on waste. II Is in close
proximity 10 o.her warehouses and
manufacturing structures.
M'hin an nour AFTER the outbreak
NE iremcn were confinng the flames
in 'nc single war, house. and II wa
though; that all danger Of fur ncr
spr' al WAS pas. The Railway Sup
ply and Manufacturing company hal a
sock Of about 3""1 shoddv wool and
waste in the burning building
TIC loss IS estimated az from s.; .0ro
20 $ll',"00 with partial insurance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-11
Decide Against Chinese.

Cincinnati. Jan. lo.-The case Of
Hong Wing against the United States
involving the Chinese exclusion act.
Was decided in favor Of the United
States in the United States circuit
cour, Of appeals In this city today. the
court aolding that the act Of April Z.
1894. continued the exclusion act In
TIL force. congress having full power
To do 80. Hong Wing Is one OF six
Cinnamon Who had been ordered lie
ported under the provisions Of the ca
nese exclusion act. and the cases be
ing den'i,i.. the one decision will ap
ply 20 all xix
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-11
sehoEcId Adludaed Insane.

Macon ia. Jon. 10. Hal r Soho
field mas been declared insane by a
july here Exactly Ten minutes after
the question was submitted to the Il
mon ter cor Liberation "A verdict vas
tard d! in AMI Ordinary W!.cy an
norncrl The results To large number
~ persons Who waited With inicres,
fer tho ou'cC-,c Q. 80 trial. For tls
same reason nat he Vas not held &c.
cnuIrlh.c fox he death ~ Green kins
NUu Mas shot 20 death in a bar room
a. NIn"yi,e branch Just before Christ
mas. 1901 Schoheld viii be detained
in the state sanitarium. deprived al
-" liberties ot free man. IN spite
Of ne belief that no l. sane. a. was
advanced by n long list Of Witnesses
WHO have testified during the trial
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-11
NORTH CAROLINA WON VICTORY
Armour Packing Company Must Pay
L,sen3e TO State.

WA,h."-. =. in g.. IL az o?,r.oI
by -. ,..,: ..,'.o, %: ,.e -.p.,...e
-uu:: ~ -" CL.',! S'l'., tic. .ei
'"e CAS-. o: ..' A.:ao'. Pack.ug CON
paay N,'.Y, j. L lacy. 'r,a,g.., o.:
Mo- Caro-. "A IL 'aNo' y: 'ae stare
T.B ca, s:yH on c.; an ,rori %
enforce 80, ~ IL -. ,'a', o; Nor;a
tlfu.iaa "a .,S.Lg AccESe AK "a
every ma; raVA.Ig ..ou,o .u.ns bGs.
ness In ,..v SAFE The Armour co.l
?any c.....'G u vas no, engage! -
dom. a piCo..g Business n 'Ac STATE
H. 1t III. Eo ,.ag.tcriES 'LCTe. but ~.
AN was Upheld by ne STATE supreme
coart and The decision Vas sustained
The law Ma a.so attacked on ne
ground that It's enforcement MAS al
iEtcr!Cr, nee with interstate con
mercr. that II con'ruvcrei ,Ae un!
fnrmI;y rue ~ the North Carolina Goa
stitu'ion and ma II Nas contrary 10
he fedora constitution. bul !, was cle>s
legislation. bar ~. court accepted ne
interpret alton Of the state supreme
court and sustained the law.
Justice P,oWn. White. Peckham and
Mckonua d.sscateJ ON the ground that
the Armour Pacing company Is not
engaged In loing n packing house bus
inc,s in n" state. bu; in selling meat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-11
Dallas Suffers by Flames.

Dallas. Tex. Jan. O.-Fire this
morning partially destroyed the Knep-
fey building. a three.story brick struc.
ture located in the center OF the bust.
ness district. cntailing a loss Of $50. 300
r. y. Nillipson. n clerk aged 90, an &C.
cupant Of the laird floor. vas suffo-
Gated by the flames. r. r. HALEY.
4 printer, was fatally injured by Jump.
ing from the third floor. J. r. Minor.
also q printer. vas seriously injured b.
jumping. The CASTOR National bank
occupied the second floor and Its fur
nishings are almost a total loss. The
money vaults are uninjurej.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-11
COASTS were SWEPT
BY SEVERE GALES
Wind Reached Velocity Of IL
Miles, An Hour.
SCHOONER WAS DRIVEN ASHORE
Storm Too Severe TO Send Wreekira
Steamer TO tbs Seene-life Savers
Are Ensassd In Rssev,ns the Va,
fortunate Ships Crew.

Norfolk. Va. Jan. lo.-The Virginia
aaa Carolina coasts were s~ep; y. -
we're gales .ast n!sat The wind reach
!ns ve.oC.,y OF ~ miles an hour al
Cape Hattcras ami - miles a.. aour
st lac Virginia capes
snow storm ragged. and In the
midst Of ti.s the Ave mss;e. schooner
Fannie Palmer Was blown IL miles
south Of Cape Henry AID tnen driven
astore
According 10 telephone reports from
Virginia beach today the lite savers
were then engaged In rescuing Gag
tain Nash and his men. OF the Palmer
WrecAing agents have proceefef
Overland To inspect the vessS.. -
storm 10 too severe outside 10 send q
wrecking steamer 10 the scene. Tn,
Palmer Is sti!l pounding In a heavy
SEA. VITA wind blowing IS miles an
hour from the southwest. The tenn
Ierature here last night dropped %
degrees.
The combined battlesl!p and cruiser
sQuadrons were al anchor In Hampton
roads during last nights gale. Tney
rode the storm in safety aud the Ala
bama today weighed anchor ami pro
ceeded for the Norfolk navy yard ny.
ing the pennant Of an admiral.
The North Atlantic fleet with tn
exception Of the ba,tlesnip Kentucky
is now here. the ba;tleships Maine
k,arsarge. Illinois and Alabama, hav.
Ing arrived last evening The heeI
will In all probability sail Friday for
the winter maneuvers In southern va
tiers. though the meeting may be de
,ayed by recent accidents 10 the ba,tle.
snip squadron
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-11
Two Found Guilty OF Murder.

Pinevilie. Ny, Jan. -. A verdict
OF murder OF the kilNng vi tenr,
Love al Midd,cSi'or0 las February
against Clarence Gray and Jesse Bul.
ha- been announced a jury having
reached an agreement Saturday night
The ,,ntenc" was fixed AZ life impris
onmcni, the same penalty that Was
mc'ei on 20 william Young some time
ago Thre" more men are yet 20 b.
trioi in connection with the same
crime
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-11
VIII Make Exhibit.

Washington. Jan. 10. At the nation.
al dairy show. 10 be held al Chicago
Feb. l59I, there Will be an exhibit, Of
milk and cream, under toe direction
al the dairy division of the United
States 'par'ment OF agriculture Tn"
dairy division has secured space a,
The show and proposes 20 call for ex
hi5its 81 uupI-'Icriz'd milk and cream
free from p-cservativ.s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-11
Three Injured in Runaway Car.

Pari,. Jan. 10 \ cable car ~ ~
Rue 4, 70 Vile descended an .'r
a. IN. ,p~.d fo.ly the arlk'- go.
working Tn" passengers jum7. :.
from Ike clf and fifteen we're Injured.
,hres VI u.G ,nstrJ.8ly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-11
COTTON men SHORT;
TRYING TO BORROW
lords n Sounds Note of Warnin Q
TO Hoi6,rs.
LAST SPRINGS SCHEME EXPOSED
hs Says Men ana Buyers Have Ev,
IDENTITY Failed To Get the PrIee The,
Want For the FIeecy Staple N the
Open Markets.

Atdn'a. Jan l0-Co''pu buyers
ton ale said 10 .r again maA,Lg a.
EFFORT IA borrow cotton In or..r 10 -
cure not on!! aLat ,h,y "a, ! ba; a h' a.
down The price BY 'Ahiug the >'a..,
ing it for ,hs purpose Of 1T, q.Es Ia,
p!.c" up al. Advancing l..
Pr, ~iI-ui HaINi, Jordan. Il -
SoU'"syn Cotton association. VI
svunLr,'Ar nutcuf waning last spring
when This ,tm" thing Na> a''vmp. -
lS dGain exposing he >cn,mc
TUESDAY T.! >.G'L, Jordan aid:
'!H!ui!aa ION - J,!ns iS,I ~ Tie
headquarters Of he association indicl.
lng that me same plans aIC now bCiG ;
pursued by crr.a!n cotton buyers ~.
are ,.O't On their Contrac',. That we
III, last spr.nS when The balance 81!
'.' nnso.G portion OF he crop was be
inS he'd toy higher hglr,-. an
already n possession Of l.'..:s f:on
C'g'dIa nm, a.!r, sod 10 spot hJ..,r.
Who aay' on IaaI from - 10 loo ~
more !a.,> "t gotten in which the iol
low .nc Diurp~i' ON l. male we ar,
WING 20 'dte Nodr cotton al present
r.a'i'' prizes ami advance yuu loo
pr pound. MIA ilc further a.r,cmcn,
a. N"u can demand >c,'i,mcnt AZ any
VA, N'cn now and The first Of NaN
'aH!n- alvau'a.c OF any rise IN iaC
market ia; mas occur. Tuis VI. re-
n.', :un - storage. Insurance and
heavy in'cD-'- on borrowed money
II Ion are Wing 10 IRA l.. please eft
- haON hl r,'urn mall
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-11
Short on Deliveries.

G c'"''rm mon VINO ar, sending en-
'h'.r ,H'ic,us ,r.>'',, are ovii,n''y
,.,rt on their no, i,llve.i,, for Janu
a,y IN! February 1Lcy ,lA,u'',
cannot go What 'acy want IN h. op.u
markets Th"H cen ,a.ily h"lg" against
ia"s" Transactions. 1t makes NJ diner
cnce ~hlch Aay the marhc' goes
an also informed thar some Of iho
mills ave a." trying 20 borrow 20;
ton IN their nCis.borAoods on pretty
mach tho -amc h!nl o: proposition.
spot Eo.''ls are warned again At
these ing'uisg, devices II he 30;
co''"n passes into the hands oi
BUYERS AMI nils he strength ~ the
market Will he wiped ou, Tacrc l..
bH; ono snTc policy for the spot holders
70 pprsIo a. 80 present hight they arc
-, I'D 'ha. !, - .oi! :he.r cotton firm
> Il ;L''' car possession uhtil he
people Who need and oifer sa,.s'ac
tory pr.c'- We know COW ,aat tao
c-oI IS shor; ana that the balance ~
10 uLso,! portion ~ tA!s crop mus
b'!n; a:ss'' p'!""s 20 OFF,, ne DC
pr,.-.! makes Hc Lai 10 ,uacr y
Sep Lb,I ana October. NV aGv!c.
Is To- 10 '..''a a. any proposals t"i
para, ua.es or propositions 20 box
ROW
sand pa arl demant .he ~.
pI.," w arc ~l." 20 win II "" firm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
MORE RATIONAL FOURTH
OF JULY CELEBRATION
Over 1000 Injured, Money Loss s4oo,-
600, the Record for Last Year,
According to Baltimore
nortaY

Over 1000 people injured and over
$4,000 worth OF property DESTROYED
last Fourth III July as result Of The
use Of fireworks Il the disastrous record
of one days celebration, according tc
DR.. Robert t. Randolph Of Baltimore
who spoke before the section on oph-
thallnology of the American medical as
ISOLATION on "The Eye Injuries Of In
dependence Day
We must see" Said Pr. Randolph
Lit We cannot remedy this dreadful sit
Ination. There Has been d great deal
of good done III Baltimore alone BY cdu-
eating The people as to the dangers d
fireworks, and the entire country has
been affected by the statistics which
have been gathered. Let me tell You
how we did it in Baltimore. In the
first place we started in to tell the
people what had been the results Of the
,tse of fireworks in other years. WE
gathered statistics for 10 years back and
we had them prepared ia convincing
manner. We took them to one Of the
leading newspapers Of the city, and that
paper took up the fight, published the
figures and pleaded for more rational
Fourth. We kept this going throughout
the month OF lune. The police were
called into service, md we tried To make
the people understand that the use 81
fireworks was against the law THE
magistrates have usually treated these
cases in ii frivolous manner, allowing
the guilty persons to escape with 3
fine on rcprimand We asked them
10 send the eases to Che grand Jury.
The first year after we commenced
this crusade there were only IS cases
whereas in other years there had bcen
hundreds The second year there were
only nine eases and We are looking fol-
still greater improvement.
Or. q. G. Savage oi Nashville opened
the discussion He aroused i great deal
of enthusiasm by declaring that The
Fourth OF July is celebrated differently
in Nashville than in other cities. 'We
celebrate in Nashville with oratory. and
there are no injuries" he shouted tri.
lumphantly, and there was an iontburst
81 good-natircd laughter and applause
But, he continued, the day that
troubles ats IL Christmas day Then
fireworks are used very freely. We doe.
tors have no holiday on Christmas day
All of MS prepare our instruments the
day before, and we have TO keep on the
move. have seen men lined up as
though they were IN q battle and fol
amusement shoot roman candles at each
other. This fiery sport caused almost
an unlimited number of injuries"
From the standpoint of The profess
sional opthalmoogist tho great paper
of the morning was that on "Auto-In
toxication in Relation to The Eye by
DR.. G. f. de Sehweinitz of Philadelphia
The discoveries of Dr. de Schweinit,
about the relationship existing between
the eye and the digestive organs ba;
practically reyolntionized the methods d
treatment OF certain eye troubles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11

Tho cotton substitute for silk win
doubtless have an extra run this sum
mer as foundation for the filmy frocks
OF organdie. swiss, null and other semi
transparent wcayes.
Princess skirts gain rather than wane
in favor, aud the new effects in this
trying mode are launched daily. The
importance OF good corseting shows no
where more plainly than in this m
stance. Fashion demands a slender
rounded waist line and gently slop-
ing hip. TO attain this outline, IL you
have II not. is a matter Of correct cor.
setting.
The blouse In the cut Is dainty af.
fair evolved in Alice blue peau dc sole.
From the round yoke the material II
laid in alternate box and side plats.
About the yoke Of tucked muslin Is a
fitted empiecement of old English EN-
broldery. The sleeves have a band OF
this embroidery at the elbow.
IrDIC Cu0LLET
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
"Love's Expedient"


TOriginall
From the time Marcia Ford was a
little girl she was given to understand
that she was 10 marry a rich man. The
disadvantages OF poverty and the adj
vantages of wealth were drummed into
her ears till 1t was supposed that she
had learned her lesson we'll She was
a quiet, obedient girl. ana az she was
attractive her mother had great hopes
of at least seeing her the wife OF cl-
Their practical business man Or the
heir to an estate. Marcia knew that a
union with a scholar, plodding physi-
clan, clergyman or even lawyer
would be forbidden. AS to one who
followed the fine arts for living, Mrs.
Ford would put her daughter behind
bars rather than permit her TO marry
one OF them
Several men either OF means or heirs
to means became suitors for the girls
hand, but she gave no assurance that
she would choose between them. Then
her mother received shock She dis
covered that her daughter was CORE
spending with some one who signed
himself Arthur and this Is all the
clew she had to his. identity Con-
fronting her daughter with the EVIL
dence Of her disobedience, she demand
ed to know who Arthur was Marcia
declined to enliahten her. The mother
stor1ned and pleaded and, finding her
daughter obdurate. shut her UP and
hired duenna to divide the watch.
Marcia made no effort to leave the
house, and, though the two jailers
watched with the greatest care, they
did not discover that the prisoner was
attempting to communicate with any
one. Weeks months, passed, while
Marcia was the same obedient girl she
had always been except that she would
not reveal the identity of her lover.
But so long as she refused her promise
to give him up Mrs. Ford would not
relax her watchfulness.
No men except such as brought sup
plies TO the house were permitted to
come upon the premises. Mrs Ford
offered TO permit her daughter to see
such visitors as she herself might APP
prove of, but Marcia said that IL she
could not receive whom she pleased she
did not care to see any one.
One spring, when the demon OF house
cleaning enters into oil good house.
keepers, Mrs. Ford determined to give
her house a thorough overhauling. Pa
pering was needed, but new paper
would not match old paint, and the
lady decided to have the painting done
first. She meditated going to the
country while the decorations were be-
Ing made, but for two reasons decided
to remain at home In the first place
she wished TO snperintend the work
herself, and. In the second, she dared
not take her daughter where she could
not as well watch her as at home
Since II was at the height of the sea
son for renoyating dwelling houses,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-11
THE CABINET CRISIS.
Conflicting Reports Of the State Of
Things--Conferences at Peterhoff.

ST. Petersburg. June lit is off.
cially denied that the resignation Of the
lGoremykin cabinet has already been
submitted TO the czar. 1t is beyond
question that important developments
in the political situation are pending
which may make the life of tho present
ministry matter OF few DAYS. NJ
lGoremylSin, who returned from Peterhoif
laftcr midnight, returned there at ?
O'Clock yesterday afternoon for re-
sumption OF the conference, which was
expected to last until late last night,
and which may W continued today, I'M
less the situation IL previously cleared.
The cabinet ministers are not participat-
ing in the conference and apparently are
as much in the dark "a the public. The
Bomse Gazette Saturday made the UNI
qualified statement that the designations
Of the ministers were submitted Friday
night but this is as unqualfelly denied
BIZ the ministers, who say their resigna-
tons are not in Premier Gofemykin's
hands and that they have not received
ianv intimaiion THAT they are desired.
However, they are naturally involved in
the fall Of the premier, but the con
tinued participation of NJ Goremykin in
the conferences at Petcrlioff indicates
that this has not yet occurred.
VI. Strive, editor Of the Duna, and a
number Of other leaders of The eonsti-
tulional democrats were questioned
with reference to The report that NJ.
KokoysotE. the finance minister, would
be called 70 head cabinet which would
include members Of the lower house,
but the leaders said the constitutional
democrats refused absolutely to accept
Office Or approve of any such arrange.
mcnt.