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ESTABLISHED 6 1870 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TUESDAX JUNE 20 1905 P1UCE FIVE CENTS in ore 350 New Yor

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UTAH GETS LITTLE

FOR IRRIGATION

Politics Cuts in to State of

Larger Appropriation

PLOTTERS HIT SALT LAkE

INFLUENCE TURNED TO FAVOR

SMOOTS COUNTY

per cent of the water thzrus of Utah we peaUttg over thearid lands the MIlt of

aid le This statement IS

based upon the bet Iuormt14t obtaln-ahlp from the vk4tlRg cgreseme and

thrs supposed to be In a poeitioH to

knw Politics is tIowin from tlte JH-

itioral jrrlgIItIOH mw fasterill much larger then water1tahI will he for the CtUWW or

tn down te the convktMn thAt 11

wilt in way f tIIVCL aiff-

fI m the federal at the peedTt time or In the iMmediate futureI probable out of the I

trawlerry iIley project Evtll hereI

tonnulttng engineers and nofor of the work

f tnde Sni should even now decide tovbandon this Strawberry valleyand turn his atttntioR and his tn-othpr directions there would he nothing

r to do hut pin end bear herIafter the paege of the 1U-

ttlnal It ws outthat the ftah lake propoaltou was te-l tak up first in Utah It was as

ted that there were greater poselbilttics than elnewbere anti a greatr number or people be benefited

lurc a result of overnment aid Aamount of pctmlnary work was

and UK was held to be

Whole State to Be Helpedthe of work spread A

c mission was by the statet work in with the fMralin the settlement of Irr-itn prohlEms In time the iCheJRf for

Itonal ski to Irrigation In Utah11t until the BeAr lAke theRiqr the UUih lake and the

Strawberry Rtver proimsltiorm wn1-H welded into ont largelyt work of State Do-r 118 with mlwrM off i ommiion and F S as

for the The outto push All enter-

s along parallel hues so that I

hal a I

would Joe sufficient t to keep all thisIgoing Lintli the entire project was

tked out workdn engineers end Import

as In the way or-

1rllzmg water ers and I

moving legal oMtAeks I

This state of Mffalra when theT sent tte administratIon came IntoIwer It to ho

Iat thE head of Uw state aftrjr1istratiQn In conjunction the twoI cited States senators that the

dtpsrtment must be utltted InE

I

t

t room for Cab Tanner 0 Utah I

ont the entIre i ftR-Vih1 l1 much work had done I>rl R81d It seemed not

1h to fromricf hlt to repudiate everything1ad Ili in way of aid I

fre m the Ynnll4t The work ofto ad

existing rights in lake andPr in rivrr and Utah lakeVo drppt and nothing since beedrnf al this

All for Utah CountyThis followed the announcementt1 the projf tt worked fIrst and then if the

J rnment felt to more for1h omf other prnjct would Joe takenI

Ul This WM the smallest Iudl

it to redeem a tract of land es-Unutd Jtt iI1IM acres In I

U StlIt1urn part cOunty TheIK that Selutlor Smoott1 Imluant pnlitiel power In tM statel1l material largely eonr4 in It Is anotherthat slob Tanner who

Doromus from the office ofIftltr a man

G rgf wto s at the head1 Inl1Knt work in Utahfq T1n tooct to ha Dor r s i hal and

r thit reason it easy for himhis in favor of thescheme and agaInst all

IIT at Indieaton that1 i to bring ip the rear in thecrcw of arid In the matter 0-Fring ski from general IThe Strawberryir OnnJRIf three and will coetIn the JlleaDtIMf

wIll bo on any otherni prellllllnameasiirln Wllltt This SKM proITII1Ar work has been got Oft for the Ipast three flUS

May Lose Valuable RightsIIt i1 PUlfd ItI 1 of Irrigation extension water

f 11 oar the andappropriated indlviduala

Itions of water Willn and more complicated and tilef will presented to the I

for romluln trotid white the moucv intY Is lMltttomlart simpler

visit t the I dfkto Utah is not toi good to the state so faras suring aid to M concernedfirst place ort1 In thE fund is notT w in the control of COD I

hw has Men it In on the stattt hooks of the andI

mrn have no more to about It thantht with like lufluenco II theiiW Wrt to rope4 or thenth ngreMRttn wJ1 hilt there no MOve on foot to Iitlir inemt or

IT man to he Ynsidered nfl1l Is the Iof the lot rior who bas theof thE funds nd the ssJn Ion of the In true flew F11 wn has now more influence thanun thi and con eseQllI eotnthrough Utah In Ute

BOY CLAIMS HE WASKIDNAPED BY TRAMPS I

Butte June nPaul lHo Witt Ked11 parent in Pocatello Ida and disappeared fromBillings Mont two ago turnedup here today He saYS henapEd in Billings where he waswith his uncle and attending school bytwo tramps who him to Salt Lakethey begged money and foodHe escaped from them Saturday andcame here on a freight train

STATUS OF HAWAIIAN

ISLANDS TO BE FIXED

Washlpgton June 19The coe of

r Crossman Collector Bldwel1 or thePort of New York was docketed in thesupreme court of the United States to-day suit is an effort to recoverpaId as duty on liquors imported fromthe Hawaiian islands Crossman contendln that thE are

and that therefore no dutyhould be chared

DepriveA

I INETV dtt-

tkas OYer-

1mfnt mrige

irnwli endVohinie k

well Utahsettle

they gt 11w

governmentwilt

the tarryingIt-

Ifltst b remembered that no jment-ions have hae made by the boerd-

ef C0tr1etS-been let any pert

ft ejectmeans

f Utahlrss-

itightIrrigation law given

nI

herewould

aslargedcu prupooltionZcasiIk

thc n stope theappointed

harmony gov-rrment the

brod-t Weber

Duehesue-Ttd

This weeEngtheer ft F

the other thei Rbchsrdsrney commission

policy was thesethe

t would be benefited It wasfit share of the reeIetIon-1ndstorki Eetenslve peelbalnary

by thetflt legal work

asnoclatlono

was the

stfmed realised then by-th flwfl

withIrilg-

a1tirsngthen1sg the poitkal nackhiestste arM land fnnd eommisi4on-

wa wiped out A Dorennia wasIt rwn out of the stats engtneer nticP

ma1tY scheme

so been wa-shod oueeaeery

remore 1ngIueer Doreniushe I

the oururingor-

grizing water users aouoeiatiouit Besrriver Veber

hasfl

was byValley was

outinclined 1o

leastimi rtant propordtiou praented thestti it was estimated to eoet OflMfl

siafrom 2SO to

of Utahrjeflee Reed

hs interestsV Utah county coI1 lene crowd-ed A F

engineer is Utah ountyL Swendsen

C irrigationironoaneed

IdOSS ImpracticaL1iS was to-

t rw influencettrsw1rry thezrythin lreount

t1 g proSlatea

the povorn-t Valley

years1 sw4itL notk4g whator done project-ts thing

isi the

1r the meantime manythe

Weber Utah lakehr by the-rights become

rL best-xt iaes be ov-

I rment thow-3t aItnether

J firiJ expended whereThe

itnit oxpet resultaiiy greatirV1t1O

1 themoney irrigationTheenacted

country

iitlznsbe amen4j

might be eonsrC repeaL

p FrtaryaTprtionmontwork

senatorslrud who passedlast two clays

years whose livewh

weekswas kid

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JAPANESE ARE I

PUSHING ONWARDI

Russians Compelled to Evacuate Liaoyangwopeng

RETAKE TOWN AFTERWARD

JAPS ADVANCING FROM

CENTER AND WEST

I

HlADQ1JARTERS ot the Ru ian

Army ManchuriaSunday Tune lSThe Russian

cavalry have relaIfen the town of Liaoyangwopeng

The Japanese occupied the village ofSumlentchellS on the main road toChngtufu and Marnakai in the mornlug ol June 16 but they did not succeedin crossing the rover At I oTdock inthe afternoon the RuSsians recaptured

three squadrons of Japsf050 retiring in a southwesterly dIrection

LlNEVITCHS REPORT

Nip and Tuck Skirmishing Accord

ing to the RussiansSt Petersburg June

date of June ii tele-graphed to emperor as follows

From n a rn S a ra June j-

our force engaged in the ncighborh Iiof Liso3o8ngwopeng a Japanese forceoneisUng of infantry and two

of which approached from thesouth to about five miles of Liaoyangwopeng Our detachment southwardchecked the offensive movementJapanese retired

At about S a m a turninn move-ment tat the left executed by a

Japanese infantry andthree squadrons of cavalry was alsoreported Our right flank was turnedby S of infantry severalsquadrons of cavalry and some artillpry The commander of our detach-ment consequently was forced to eac-natf LiaoyangWoPeng and a Japaneseforce entered with a division of infantry thirty squadrons of cavalry andfour batteries of Three Tap

but our forced them toevacuate the place

At dawn today a company of Ja-pan infantry resumed the

of but were disa of volunteer

from Koreain the

Tune ISthere been no chanJe in the

FLANKED THE RUSSIANS

Japanese Advancing From the Centerand Westward

Manchuria Junefrom the center

tar and driving in theof Fur

Wet theat Line Yang Cluing Peng

flanking the Russiansout of the a nightlong

The ofan division fourarm ry thirty uadrons of

of the lotDuringof

Emperor withthe hisof

to received atthe are moving

from Korea threeand cor

forces of andand Theseare heading for andKenshan to of

army fromSolin to the Sea of Japan

IRUN ON OHIO BANK FROM

A VERY SLIGHT CAUSE

June is muchhere over the big

the bankOnE of the daughter

of the bankher from this the

that something wasFive thousand

have since Saturdayare not trying

to the run but are out asfor their The

has a surplus of and aof 0 I

SENATOR MITCHELLARRAIGNED IN COURT

Ore June 19For theinsuring the

montto plea of States

of asby his last

Unitedtoday had Senatorapr In in to make

The notto chargeshim In

fraud eases In this state Theopen

a IGREAT

Mississippi River Out of Its Bankson the Iowa SIde

Mon Juneof fromand danger

atof are Inundated and the crop

rty up Intoof at

Aor of thetrftf in The river is now

of about one inchat

who had gone through on the elec-tric to be removedthe coveredis falling at Dubuque Is rIsingat thedanger Is ofare on the

the tothrough at

RUSH OF WAR ORDERSJune 19The war In the f-are is such a demand forthat the

manufacturers ordersThe Essen work havefor the of monthly

I

for nearly two The companywhIch another

making eight ofsoon toa

THE

GodzyadkflI

Sumlonteheng

19Genera-Lii vltth under

theuntil

artillery

and the

flankbattalion of

regiment

artilIeryanose squadrons occupied Ciminochen

detachment

offensivethe railway

lodged by detachmentsharpshooters

According to reportaenemy It advancing of-Kongchen and Munsan

Telegraphing Linevitch saidhad situ-

ation

Lidhtpudzy 19TheJapanese are advancingand areRussian souththor they turned Russian ox-I

Saturday nightposition after

light Japanese force consistedInfantry batteries of

and cayairy General Mjsienkos cavalrysubsequently retrievedsomeground iistehenkostines Prince Frederick Leopold Prusala representing William

Russia army received baptismtire

According informationheadquarters Japanesenorthwest columnswhich includereapondin cavalry field

mountain artillery columnsChutsami Kmesan

eomolote the linemas stretching the Moo

frontier

Akron Ohio 19Thereexcitetent continuedrun today on Second National

the depositors sawthe officials of with-

draw deposit andrumor startedwrong hundred dollars

been withdrawnafternoon The omcials

4op payingthe depositors call moneybank 40000capital

Portlandpurpose of govern

4 against any technical objee-tiona the UnitedSenator Mitchell not guiltyentered attorneys ueek

States Distrlct AttorneyHoney Mitchell

4 court personsenator pleaded

guilty the preferredagainst connection with theland

4 trial will tomorrow

4 f t tDONE

Des Ta 19The Misels-sippt ut Its banks dinton ti Davenport Is near theline and Keokukanile acresand loeft will rue thehundreds thousands The situation3iuscafine and Clinton is criticaL riseanother foot wilt flood part

both citiesthe rate per

The pleasure Island Davenport wassurrounded today several thousand penpie

line by boatrod having been The rivebut rapidlyBurlington and

apprehended Hundredsmen levees at Musc-ates water threatening breakany time

Beriincausing sin

German artilleryare overrun with

Krupps ordergdelivery

yearsonly reeently built artil-

lery factory thesebuildings must construct

artillery foundry

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COLORADO MEET

to the People of Centen

REPUBLICAN PARTY OWNED

DEMOCRACY WARNED AGAINSTA LIKE FATE

DENVER of state

netslot

here today in of aSome Statetor Adams and Hand other Drt of

on of the astate of

Address Drawn UpTn conferee the of

sida by

to anto of WAS donand

as a offor This

to thein Adams

from governorshipman who had forthe and for whom a vote

deter-mined to the of

the msority o legal voterAgainst Rule

thee COrOhave seeeo of at

pint have ofof

For the of aiding waytoof the or

with inefforts and

that laws rteInof

jg theis a issue Is

Laws NeededOther for Colda

equal law a lawmore or

thetee a thethat for

of andan way a to be

cntor

Is many ato who

InI c

RESULTED IN DEATHS

Cause of the NewYork Subway Is

Tunehave from of

steel and the cloudsIwhich bierthe of river on

the upper West SidE yesterday Thevictims are

Jwhose death resultEd fromand

old Marone three companionsIswimming the Hudson when the

over the waterHe was not again and I

Is that he bya flying or I

made and Four other who were are in ahospital in a condition andtwenty who by

are at their homesTwo men under arrest and

be held pending of thethe men held by

is Daniel Barryat the Subway

house whore theHe Is seriously Injured

other is John whohe is only a for the

company and he had nothing todo of the panL-

IBEAR HIDE ON

of a Prominent Chicago Corn

mission FirmChicago June

Co a prom-inent on the board of tradewent Into the hands of a

was at the barhavingwith the t the trade atonce

for awas made by thewhich Is to be involved to thtent of iOO and

King of the andstock bureau was namedreceiver

The to the factthat the has the

ot the marketto of the quotafor have an upward

bun In forwas

pleteNOT DOWN

Conference at the White House onRebate Scandal

19Awag held at thebetween the president and

to theto be pursue in the Santa Fe

rebate caseis At the conclusion of

the conference Mr heIn a yet to the

president has theas to the

of the of andis expected he supplement in an

announcement theIn which have

between and Judsonand the of

I

NATIONAL BANK CLOSEDBY THE COMPTROLLER

Washington June 19The Fredoniabank N Y tOday

or theot the onfrom the that Is

W Schofeld has been receiver

The statement ofashow by sworn refor showsand

capital 160h4 t19

DEMOCRATS

Address thethai State

19A joInt confemncothe Democratic

committee and Democraflcleaders directly oonnected with thestate oraslztIon as committeemen

pursuance call Issuedweeks ago by United Sean

Teller and Pattorsonflora Alva Charles Thomas

leading men for thepurpose of securing expressionopinion the Issues day af-fecting the Colorado

ordering rnemberathe state that theydid no only as Individuals confer0504 instructed committee headedSenator Patterson prepare address

the Colorado Thisthe conference later heard it

and endorsed It platform priorp4e the Colorado Democracyaddress after referring conspiracywhich resulted unseating Alva

the and installing anever been nominated

place single hodnot been rast warns the woiIe that thecorporations 9iave deliberately

state regardlesswltt maydecide

CorporationThe address declares that

rations alreadyone political strate-

gic the controlthe another

purpose everyadvance the and station

people the Democrats Coloradothe address continues are inhearty sym-pathy President Roosevelt hisrate regiihttiig further be-

itevo controlling areequalty necessary other

Municipal ownership all public utili-ties warmly supported and claimthat this local denied

recommendationselude primary election

eighthour that willclosely limit the suspension the

writ of habeas corpus and the operationof civil courts and regulation oftrusts

Subsequently state central commitadopted resolution to effectthe was not yet ripe mu-

nicipal ownership atilitlesthat it was questionhandled politically by city and

This construed by as rebukethese Democrats are agitating

municipal ownership Denver

TWO

Boiler Explosion inBeing In-

vestigatedNew York ILTwo deaths al-

ready resulted the showershattered of steam

followed the explosionnear banks the

Joseph Morgan colored afiremanscalds years

withwas

fellseen the police

say It certain titan struckmissile and instantly killed

helpless drownedpersons injured

seriousothers were treated

physiciansare will

Investigationthe

police assistant en-gineer Construction cornponys Dower oxplo-slon occurredThe L Keavenysays record clerk

sayswith the operation s

THEFENCE

Failure

19Fyfe Maroongrain commission firm

Chicagoreceiver to-

day Notice postednotiving all persons

firm close

application receivershipvoluntarily firm

said oxbetween Sooo-

oUlrie president grainprotection as

failure is attributedfirm recently favoed

bear side corn Con-trary expectation firmtions corn showntendency since the deal cornMay delivery successfully corn

p s-

WILL

Washington June conferenceWhite House today

AttbrneyGeneral Moody with respectpolicy

Secretary Mor-ton connected

Moody said wasiot position discussmatter

The agreed withattorney genera publication

details correspondence itwill

official statementsmade the letter passed

Messrs Harmondepartment justice-

S

National Fredonjawas comptroller

currency Information receivedexaminer It InsovenL-

J appointed

Its resozrces andliabilities itsport LoanS

discounts7a9 stoek deposits

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TRIUMPHOF THE KAISER

France Has Agreed to an Int Conference on theMoroccan

Purpose Scope

DIPLOMATIC

rnatioAalQuestionAfterGerrnany DeflndIts

and

PARIS June 19n internationalfor the consideration of

theassured as of the

Premier Roui r-

and Prince Radnd Is now to

defining the scope or the conferenceare and

the to be able to announce the plans for the inthe of lour or days

This severe strainwhich theof both governments has the of

the tension ofthe foreign and the diplomats ofthe German embassy ageing that an

adjustment handTriumph of

thE acceptance of the COnference gives a vertaln measure ofwccess to German yet Rouvier emerges from the controversy withtheadvantage of having brought Ger

to the or theconference and so to rid it of

of being a to Frenchinterest the basis of conferencelies not yet been it i

that the two governmenton

features involved hasthat had on the

of but the nego

affairs of Morocco Is now prac-tically the resultconversation between

linthe German ambas-sador attention directed

Details being rapidly arrangedofficials expect

conferencecourse 1ve

result after thetested diplomatic resources

effectrelievfiig the officials

office

amicableGermany

Although

diplomacy M

many exactly define scopethe ob-

jeetlon menace

thesettled under-

stood sub-stantially agree

Germany sus-pected France designssovereignty Morocco

CONTRACT AWARDEDSpokane June 19A

contract been awarded by theNorthern Railway to

or St Paulwork over abut rUes I

or dosand involves It

Wazli 5001000hasPacific company

Guthrle Brothers Theextends

track nearIdahoMontana boundarythree heavy cuts reduce grades

that France had not

it was that France had notto the present

or status QUO ofThis to have been one of

Germanys chief apprehensions aschange in status quo mightinvolve an French protectorate

to TunisQuestion of Commerceboth governments to

the of to herstatus QUO it

remains for the conference to adjustthe or rights

desires this froman conference or

the of the AngloFrench agreement Therefore the conference is not to consider ehangein the status Morocco but

andA dispatch to the Temps from Metz

that the Sixteenth Germancorps showing than the

and Sixth Frenchcorps as thecorps has been on a

and is prepared for immediateThe dispatch

the of beenon sides However this

has less markedeyes have been turned toward

ParIs in the a favorableof the diOlmaUc

tiations disclosedquestioned this sovereignty Similarly

discloseddesigned interrupt terntorah political Moroc-Co appears

anyMoroccosultimate

similar that over

With favorablesovereignty Morocco and

territorial and political

equality commercial asGermany assurance

International Insteadthrough operations

likelypolitical of

rather International reform cornmercial privileges

says armyis less activity

Twentieth armySixteenth German army

continually warfootingmobilization says that

inspection troois has ac-tive both ac-tivity been recentlyas all

expectationofresult negotiations

MONEY IN BA JKS OF SAN FRANCISCO

Bounty Swindlers Planted Part of the GainsDeputy Sharp Has located

Be

IJIGotteSheriff the Funds and

Suits Will Instituted

to

SAXFRANCISCO Cal 19Un

Joseph C Sharp of SalLake has been in fortwo weeks from

rooms in thefor part of the funds or inUtah stolen by a bandof bounty swindler of whomhave Otherare arrested and arehave to this isthat a of twelve orteen months the tate was

of nearly Of thinamount between and was

out of the state and laterto this where was de

Special The HraIdJune

tr Sheriffthis city

last quietly directinghis Grand hotel search

countiessystematically

several

severalfled city It estimatedduring period 11

Mormonrobbed 100000

15090 2OOOOshippedtraced city It

in banksin the robberto recover that

was sent to Sanby the of Utah

two ago and that he beensuccessful In his wasin a made tonight his

Charles Pence whothat Sharp was so that hehad the money that suits forrecover be here

andMrs John Meyers the wivesof two of men now under InSalt City unconsciously gave the

of stolenwhich in garnishments beingfed upon the various banks In this

podited var1us by aecom-plices gigantic

It wasUnder Sheriff SharpFrancisco authorities

weeks hasmission evidenced

statement by at-torney admitted

confidentlocated its

instituted soonMrs James Mitchell

allegedthe arrest

Lakewhereabouts tht money

resulted

POLYGAMY PROSECUTIONSPhoenIx Aria June 19At the instance of the department of justice Nave

mons residing in county on the charge of thecharges originated is not known here and the had noknowledge of the visit here of SEnator Dubois ofwho inquired the of the whichhe understood going on As the local were unaware orcharges having Dubois theas above stated have been for about thirtyin Utah

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United States Attorney will prOceed against several MdrApache polygamy Wherelocal officials

them until recentIdaho concerning progress Investigations

were authOritiesitny been prepared wired Washington withresult Subpoenas issuedwitnesses some residing

TWO YEARS IN PRISONNorfolk Xeb

who Kid atS D during last summers

rush to that place hasof to twoat labor inprsn

June 19Policeman-Ault killed EnglishBonesteel

been convictedand sentoneedyears hard the Sioux Falls

WIND RAIN liGHTNING

Great Damage Done in Wis

Oho and Mch-gnFoodsinowa

Madison Juneof last night the

sidewalks andIn the surounding

thousands of worth ofwas done by

covered the ground inches deepof window panes were smashedwere trees were

stripped and pounded intothe Some stock and much

was and a of perinjured

0 June 19InOhio the most severe wind and

of the season caused honto and fruit

Ta Tune 19Floods aredoing much The is ris-Ing

Kalamazoo June 19t Ausstruck a wagon in which

employes Of a were asleepIng one and others Threeof the injured are

IPROTESTS HIS INNOCENCE

Condemned Lawyer Writes toGovernor Higgins

x T whichHiggins has from Al

T Patrick to In theweek of Aug 7 on of the murder of thatPatrick is of murder and

l never do not ask forI to for the

mont of a tonew

etc to Rise toI apply to you or

for in intoI

of criminAl in NewYork county lS to the manner of my

1 no Ito for a of the

which hamper mein my fight for

Governor tonight that hethe as asking

for acton at his handsc

TWO KILLED 36 WOUNDED

Cossacks and Fight atLodzRussian Poland

Pnlan Tune 19Two were and thirt sixwere in a conflict

and at Ldz yesterday-A of 2OOQ

a flag was Thethereupon and the

and then chargedswords the of the

The disturbances werethis morning at a itt the

suburb of Ealuty which the troopscut oil from with

LodzHAY IN WASHINGTON

19Secretary Hayfrom New York at 630 oclock

this evening Two hours later heat the and was at once

I

received the whomhe spent the part of the eve-ning The who has been in

complete is exI to remain in Washington but afew days send the summerat his home on Sunapee New

NOTIFIED TO LEAVEJunee 19American andEuropean frs in

have by theto depart and

to remove theiror the c now arrang

tog to for thatpurpose

t t n t tI1 11 t

onsin

Wri 19A downpourrain flooded streets

carrying away fillingcellars country

dollars dam-age chiefly hail which

Hun-dredsroofs splintered fruit

grain wasground

poultry killed numberSons badly

Columbus centraltoday

rainstormdamage wheat corn

Muscatinedamage river

rapidly

tin lightningcircus kill

injuring fiveparalyzed

Letter

Albany June 19Tli letterGovernor receivedbert condemned die

convIctionWilliam 31 RIsc protnits

innocent sayshave asked and

clemencymay appoint

medical committee exnmlnethe testimony consIder evidence

as how Mr came hisdeath may 4se the

investization theadmiNIstration justice

eonvietiohwill accept comurornise may

apply von modIficationsolitary confinement

justiceIltgglflo said

lid not understand letterany

Socialists

Wrsaw RussItnpersons killedwounded between

troops socialistsprocession carrying

red stopped by Cossackssocialists fired Cos-sacks replied with-drawn thick pro-cession re-newed factory

have communication

ansj-

Washington Junearrived

calledWhite House

by president withgreater

secretarytaking a rest

peeted

LakeHampshire

Chefoostill Port Ar-

thur notifiedJapanese authorities

merehandlMany flujhartemers

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RUSSIA BEING

REGENERATEDI

Zcmsto Received by I

Emperor

BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY WILL BESUMMONED

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STPETERSBURG June

or zfthisThe at

the at PeePrincezestvo of

in behalf ofIn a

long in which theserious I

cause theThe

was muchthe St

Hispled expressing deep st the I

on tM warand abe everything at tothe In theemperor

New Order of Things PromisedhI thank you for

and I Into abut a new of

things andto

is unshaken I await Anx-iety the out of myYou

of the andthroughout you

assist me in this newfor

tuerly aemperor

port of the on I

ofShook Hands

Upon completing remarks epenn the

of theand having a few

words forThe fact that the not only

so much as an ofbut

with the

therein and in the most andfashion

summon the ofpie made the the

The anaccount of the

to the Stma tomorrow and intheir instructions as the im

be to aUthe zemJl vos and of

Historic AddressThe

at to StPetersburg for to the

by a headed byhayden anddent of the

appear thatthe document to his

Prince Trotikeys and in

of the address to the Theut its form bids fair to

of respect at andwere and it otherwise un

thepronoun

The addressand reminded the that his

pledge to convoke awas slow ofcountry was on the verge of civiland even ventured to ameasure the ofthe power by the ukase June

with the of the administrathc process the clitrbeen led to

The address the ofa that the war might

a solemn reminder thesovereigns duty to and to fatherland and a prayer for

was too late

WILL WORKI

Standard Oil Has Not Abandoned theKansas Field

Ian Ju enlMaitager OXeil of on andGas made the aln-ounement that onpnny in the

and the todwLrkt and

a forand in is

the most importantmade in the the

buying inlaws by

the last legislatureTills order th

output at Drummand

which was cut by theorder issueda to thegenerally andin the thatto the meeting of the

neverin Kansas and

notwithstanding to thenearly aU the

above Dame districts of a

cTWO LIVES LOST

Ont liTheI

was by ather dock here and two or

were to oaand crew had barelyIn their night Thesheds or the Grand Trunktheir contents were also

4CGOVERNOR MAGOON SICKPanama Tune lThe

sick with fevercontradicted by who

the that thegovernor merely from a

of malaria but is

REPORT NOT READYSew York June lPrlvatcAlbany Indicate

Superintendent Hendricks reportof his or thesociety not be compl ted foreral

ONE MORE FATALITYJune lt1b 1 t of

Wetn1

station wasto by death tonight

aralroad laborer

Deputation the

iLEsnperNicholas received the

deputation morningreception took place noon In

Alexander palaceTroubetakoy

congress the 4oseow gov-

ernment the Moscow dcl-

egittion addressed the emperorspeech he described

internal condItions which havezemstvos to agproach his

directly emperor evident-ly impressed M Fedeorotfrepresenting Petersburg dolegation also spoke majesty re

regretsacrifices consequent

the disasternavy concltasion

said

gentlemen the sertimerits expressed join yourdesire bring order

My willas emneror summon a as-semhly with

carrying this Willcan announce this to the Inhab-

Itants towns villagesRussia and from today

will wcrkThe national assembly will as

establish united Rusaht andthe will be the supreme gui

conditIons based theprinciple Russian nationalism

Cordiallyhis em

graciously greeted individualmembers elegatkas shakinghands wltltheni eecdial each

emperor re-celved thq bOld plainspoken addresswithout indication hisdisapprobation expressed full sym-pathy efforts to ameliorate thedeploraIe state of affaIrs depleted

direct cx-plicit renewed his promise te

representatives the peedeepest Impression on

delegationdelegation Is now preparing

audience which will bepresented Petersburg pou

accordance withwell as

penal wish will conununlestedluetyors Russia

address adopted by the aIlRusIz-eanstvos and JetUfliviuIL congress as-senthletl Moscow taken

presentation em-peror deputation Count

M ShipolT former pressMoscow zetnstvo but it does

not from the cable dispatchwas handed ma-

jesty although doubtlessM Fedoroff their

speet4ios ominuniented the substanceemperor doc-

ument originalbecome historic The customary phrases

the opening closingomitted was

cerenionkus ernrloyiiig direct per-sonal

arraigned the bureauc-racy emperor

national assemblyfulfillment It satd the

warcriticise royal

contrasting increasepolice or

4 weakeningwhich had

expteturged summoning

national assemblybe become national or cease and coneluded with of

God theaction before

It

RESUME

Independencethe Prairie

company todaytlke Standard corn

will resume wwk Kansasoil field will relay pipe linethe heavy oil pay 5 cents

barrel all oil grading between22 29 degrees quality This

announcementoil ileki since Standard

practically stopped Kansasfollowing the stringent psaeed

affects heavy gradeoil Wayside CreekCoffeyville herryvale Chanute

oil curtailmentlast spring It 1II have

stimulating effect oil industryrestores the conditions

Kansas fields existed priorlegislature The

Standard Oil compeny stoppedtaking highgrade cli

reports con-trary pcoduc of the

was heavygrade

Colllngwood Junesteamer City of ollingwood

8000 destroyed fire todayher deck-

hands burned death Thecers tIme to

clothes freightrailway withdestroyed

rumor thatGoveruor Magoon Is Is

Secretary Reedinforms AssocIated Press

suffered slightattack well today

ailvices-received from todaythat

Investigation Equitablewill soy

days

Baltimore tIetIresulting from the the

Maryland railroad purSaturday evening increased

twentysix the ofJames Benner

FIVE BOY JURORS

PASS JUDGMENT

Consider inCase i uvene

FIND COMPANIONS GUILTY

PRINCIPALS SHAKE HANDS AFT-

ER VERDICT IS RENDERED

AJrRY of in

court yea JUdgeBrown

ofbeen brought to

aTM is of

simple fact of thethe toIn the of n-

1Mt involve in aFry a of bii

Saturdayknife

from theof the Wee the lattot wound aof arm

to theof the

Anhe had the he

e

and with tulprtof

in to ersWAS up

a the waswith in by

whichtold

to formabut on the

to of theO mtoeaseLectures the Boys

It my said n-

jJ that the pothan 1In the have undfault In t

of was fortunAtE i1

that the onewas as to of

we might now n-

rin thisI do not think

of is Ithink that they away Aaninny boys do

I toof whAtever doubts may

Ito come this

to act as it Is up to them tdone

into an adjoh-in room tM

chair toldA lie sat

that playjrand when Kendal

mire the at Hwsun to j

who stun thim in the ankle

with a vile name and Wfell upon him and gave him a thrashilg-Sttturday the cameagain tn the Andhad en whittling a tick slasbjother about thE IAd Infliatina fiwounds and made a thrust foraide dJIUIg

a wound in the left irnCowardlySays the Judge

Who KeRdallthe ta the others t

but said had adid In auEgiving him a th Both boysthen questioned S

Judge Browsjold the that cousinof Path

You did act a manly rthe judge yt yot

but you did T

would ItRv8one when he called you tbname As for you Kendall y

conduct all the through wasIn the first place you should nt hn

used such language no matter grrprovocation and In the it

cowardly ro you to use a knife onIf you will ugh i

ThE itlred and after fiffminutes on returned a YNh tthat both at fault but that

action was the As aof examination Mr Kendalldollar to the members or the jurythey were Instructed toto nearest hatters and purchase hUTa hat straw or felt just M it suited J

fancy and if there was any moneywan to bP to Rend II

The real difficulty then Mm up JBrown wasted the prIncipals to make

into and the boys shook hands YIt is tentatively understood them t 1while hrndilUles are at an endnot In each others hock yards

4CIVIC FEDERATION

FILLED WITH DOUBT

Chicago Tune 19The ChicLion of Chicago adopted asp 1ireport made by the executive t

advising against municipal owship The report adopted commits 11

organization Against eitherownership or public utilities by t

the reason given beingcitys operation of Chkgoworks system has not beenenough to warrant a belief i

city could successfully operate a stucar system or other public utilitiss

a

HABEAS CORPUS IN THECASE OF MARY ROGERS

Windsor Yt Tune 1tIt ishere tonight that a writ of habeaspus In behalf of lary Rogrwhose execution for the murderhusband is fixed for Fridaybeen granted late atby of the United Statdistrict court According to thEthe prison he required tproduce woman in court In t 11

at on Wednesday frtyeight hours before the time set fr her

It Is said that the 1required to show that rgra

is not illegally restrained of her liberty0

CATHOLICS TO COMBATSOCIALIST PROPAGANDA

Rome June j9The has IsBmdencyclical encouraging to plr-tlclpate tn public rs Whiletag the of

the enelllIca1 saysCathOlics shOUld retain completetrrtsaction regarding their temporal

Members of the reeOmmendIto refrain from participation in partstrife

The encyclical lies crested a sensatinrIts object is to induce Catholics to

nfa so that they be aforce against threat of socialism

e r

LIGHTNING STRIKESBIG TANK OF NAPHTHA

Lima Ohio June 19A barreltank containing 3600 barrels ofraptha a barrel wasstruck by lightning today and the firewhistle of Standard Oilrefinery a men from

homes to protect other propertYLest than 11 thousand barrels of Qitcould pumped the tankit became too hot to and theloss is at nearly 2OOOOO

ILads Evidence Cutting

Court

3

boys was the feature thejuvenileWllli3 Mkrmaly

the case a ho named WiUlam Kendali who had tw 1rCutting playmate named Sidney West

former 15 years age and Weed is14 the cane werethat boys close eahOther vicinity Seventh M

became iuarrei i i

gamerenewed evening when

the Kendall boy used a pocket todefend himself vIgorous punches

boy Inflicting on P

and lacerationthe left 5

The matter having been ellMattention juvenile court Judaei-3rown made investigation and when

gathered all facts an inmooed the and their beforehim Mr Kendall and Mrs Weed To-

spondod the youthfulcame five their companions

age front eight twelveTb buys head Ittbandage and on judges desk

hat five holes it madethe knife young Kendall batwielded The judge those peonitthat he did not Intend hold acourt contrary was tutU s 1

let the companions boys passjudgment the demerits ofthe

hs been experienceaverage run of boys

more real wisdom manythis matter boys

ediy eommkted the hettboyish passion It

deed whouncertaIn the direction na

blows otherwise becase from an entirely Uif

forest viewpoint tlaeither titbee boys Incorrigible

have just strayedlittle bit and for thnreason lneilnci give melt tIbenefit therein regard to the facts in theFor that reason have asked these utlittle fellows here Mftertl

jurors and a-

tletermlne what should beKendall was then sent

and door was deed V Itook the witness and his at ry-

in straightforward mannerlast had been

ball that fanned at-h from

had complete theirflings 1Its taunting remarks angers I

Weed thereupon threw aKendall striking X-

dali retortednight ys eth

darkness Kendall alati

barely escaping serious t-

Infileting ImFa

was railed into the r-

he admitted st-

nients actedWept

wsr

thewas

ness saddressing when

threw stone what

vileeowar5-

lyhow

the second witbi

boy Whepyoo fightfight Ialrtjury 5f4it s

WdW K-

dalis res5the gav

aaccompany We

o-

It returned Mr

Weed was willing but Kendall hold ta-A little moral suaslon was then hr

playby

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that

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