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Show of the World jfeyfS FACTS; No Matter Whom They Hurt, of Ogden in Particular in General, and VOL. DL No Favorites, No Graft Iublialirlt Dailu at (Oitfiru. lUalt No. 210 THE OVER MCE JAPAN WILL NOT AGREE TO ARMISTICE PEARYS DASH SCOTT'S FRENZIED FOB THE POLE E Chi- otf. CoyJuly 11 :57, at here rrlved ote" special elx minute ahead of three hour and the Santa Fe the schedule prepared by Loo Angeles from run the ai, for the crowd eacaped Scott to Chicago. elation by Jumping at the Polk street ll.-Sc- ezpreaa o Count Schuvaloff Shot and Killed While Redeving a Number 4 July 11. It i sIiMimI on inii nutiiority tu.it u. Russian government baa been notlticl that Japan w ill not ogive to an armistice pending peace negotiations .u.,1 that Japan will iv.- fr,.,. to continue inllltaiy operations in Maiuhuria until the ploiitpnt.-iitiarie have agreed to terms of peace. - Santa Fe. pared by the Wella-Farg- OF THE EMPEBOR WASHINGTON. wagon, protection The wagand on wai guarded by four policenjen hotel. to the was driven rapidly came to a When the big engine destandstill a mob of 00 fought like Croe-au- a at the look fleet mon. to get the on of Death Valley, who la Intent weatern true In wealth Kettering were on hand, .tyle. Six big policemen to keep the crowd tut were powerleaa men wild newapaper of tart. A host near to enough get cameras fought NEW YORK. July 11. It is stated on good authority that John D. Rockefeller was the mysterious millionaire who offered to be one of five to give 50,000 in response to Commander for to equip and money Pearys appeal start on the Polar dash of the steamer Roosevelt, the Standard Oil company furnishing free all oil to be used on the expedition. Two thousand barrels of kerosene and seventeen barrels of lubricating oil have been placed aboard. It la expected the start will be made Saturday. AMERICAN MEDICS MEET IN PORTLAND PORTLAND, Ore., July 11. Beginning today and continuing until the end of the week Portland will be the Mecca for medical men from all over the American continent. The occasion ia thd annual convention of the American Medical association and the meetings of the American Academy of Medicine and other affiliated bodies. Nearly three thousand members. Including many of the most noted physician and surgeons of the world, were present at the formal opening of the gathering, which took place In the armory today, fhe subjects which will be brought before the various sessions, while largely technical, are of great Importance to the medical world. to get a shot at Scott. milThe first person to welcome the Mrs. Martha was Brent, miner lionaire whose husband waa an old friend and chum of Scott when the latter waa a member of Buffalo BUI a Wild West reshow. After the lady Impressed a PRESIDENT IN RECEIPT OF the cheek on Scotts .mack sounding INAUGURAL MEDAL REPLICAS Utter posed for a picture with hla dog. OYSTER RAY, July 11. The presia cur picked up In the streets of Los dent today received replicas of the inAngeles. The Before leaving his private car Scott augural medal by SL Gaudens. made a speech thanking the railway medal Is of solid gold. The obverse a profile of the president ofliMais and trainmen for the comforts side rhow of the trip and the honor of breaking with the Inscription "Theodore Roosethe velt. President of the United States. the record. The special made The two Latin hours and Acquum cuique. 3.2U.9 miles in forty-fiv- e four minutes, which Is twelve hours words are the equivalent of square minutes better than the deal" and fifty-tw- o The previous record of any special. run cost Scott 5,500. plus his cham- TH0MA8 LAWSON MAY PROBE COLORADO TRU8T3 pagne bill and munificent tips to the attendants. DENVER, Cola,' July 11. Thomas At the Great Northern hotel Scolt was corralled by a crowd of newspaper W. Lawson of Boston, copper' king, men and announced that he would try carnation connoisseur, breeder of fast and get a thirteen-hotram to New horses and, most of all, author of Is expected in York. In response to an inquiry the Frensled Finance, Lake Shore officials told Scott they Denver within a few days. It is that he is coming to look into would not undertake to get him to New York under eighteen hours. It is the operations of certain Colorado doubtful whether any road will accept trusts, whose manipulations he will exthe thirteen-hoploit In his philippics against the syschallenge of the reaking tem. miner. - record-b- TRIED TO KILL SELL FORT MADISON. Ia., July 11. Scott's Santa Fe special arrived here at 7:55. haring covered the 221 miles from Kansas City in 251 minutes. He is two hours ahead of the schedule. 1 keep hearing that I have got some scheme, something to sell, and that this Is advertising myself said Scott. I can't help advertising. I wanted to do this, and I am going to do It. But if people make It their business It is not my fault. I want to tell you again that I have nothing to sell. No one can buy my mine for any price, for H Is as good as any quantity of money to me. I have It safe, and have kept Its location secret for a long time, but Tin not foolish enough to Imagine that lean keep It to myself much longer. This fall will see a rush Into my region such ns has never been seen before. but my mine Is safe, and I have got enough to last me. When the boys find my district. It will be up to them. I had to find It for myself, and It was no LAWSON'S MEETING iL LIBEL Neb., July 11. Thomas W. Lawson was given an ovation at talrbury this morning. He shook hands with several hundred people in the court house square. Thla afternoon he spoke to the Chautauqua. The LINCOLN, attendance was a disappointment, a the railroads refused to grant rates It Is openly charged that they desired to kill off the Lawson meeting. Governor Mickey failed to appear and welcome Lawson. He was called to Omaha on business, so he says. EDWARD SETS FASHION IN WAR BOND BUYING LONDON, July 11. The king, undeterred by the fact that he lost heavily In South African stocks by buying Just before the action for peace, has bought some thousands of Japanese bonds in the confident belief of a sharp rise In the immediate future Aa soon as this news leaked out there was an Immediate rush on the part of stock speculators to follow the example ut King Edward. NEW YORK, July 11. Robert Cns well, publisher of the New Yorker, wa arrested this morning charged with criminal libel. The arrest was at the Instigation of Congressman Rhlnock of Covington. Ky. Criswell's paper published an article headed Insult la Miss Alice Roosevelt, which said that Khlnock and Congressman Longwor.h Introduced Miss Roosevelt to many undesirable persons, such as bookmaker and race track men, on the occasion of her recent visit to Cincinnati. The article made other uncomplimentary comments on the two congressmen. SUIT TO OUST STANDARD . OIL KANSAS CITY. July 11. The taking of testimony In the ault of the at torney-generto oust the Standard Oil company from Missouri was resumed here today befoie Judge Anthony, the case having been transferred from St Louis. The etate charges that defendant entered Into a coinblna tlon to control the price of oil. al picnic. 'I. "o long; see you when "btef I come There was the grip of a and and a smile, the bell powerful the Wwd cheered, and Scott, therang, mystery of Denth Valley, was off on qnieicM, Angeles the again Journey on record from Los to Chicago. ELKS' GRAND LODGE CONVENES IN BUFFALO BUFFALO. N. Y.. n of the grand mt r"' Simon lean bjr an organ tAekmann on the r111 Fan-Ame- It is the urgent request of the Board of Education that parents permit the children of the public schools Hafoe them all come, and each r- ?rand Edited Ruler Wil- n ada'nS Br,en of Baltimore delivered n the principle! of the or- aer warmth of the welcome ettmided a mer waa ,un by lhe Bnffatocw snd a chorua of 200 vole0 Journal "i"1 tbe ,nltlal Aeaalon ad-ffAAAemble thla afternoon th. trains in!t !J of ofBcera. Arriving brought LnJbt and lh,a morning .dred. of representatives tmm all of the country, and the hotel. d other h public places are ly ov the Antlered tribe, tbe RTAnd lodge are lng held i the Teck theater. snf NOTED ITALIAN n.f OH semi-centenn- ial GlIDDEN CUP TOUR BRIGAND KILLED Francisco Demlchelis Shot in Fight Will Climb To the Goods White Mountains Foor in a Forest With Car- biniers. HOUSTON, Tex., June 11. The Sheriffs association of Texas convened in annual meeting today, with President Sam Sparks presiding. The chief purpose of the meeeting is to exROME, July 11. Francesco Demi-chell- s. change views regarding the duties of the notorious brigand, who was enbetter and sherUTs the office the talfed the Varsalona of northern Italy, forcement of the laws. has been killed In a fight with carATTORNEY-GENERAHAS biniers. The brigand was a hero at a PAPERS LEAK COTTON ball at a wayside Inn. There were forWASHINGTON, July 11. Secretary ty couples, and he paid for all the wine Wilson today sent the papers In the drank. The carbiniers heard of his Holmes cotton leak scandal to the whereabouts and hastened to the balL attorney general, who has not determined whether or not to prosecute But the brigand and his companion succeeded In escaping to the forest Holmes. Yihen they were pursued Demlchelis ONLY THREE McNEILLS carISLAND CONVICTS AT LARGE fired hla revolver four times at a binier naved SoverinL wounding him TACOMA. Wash., July 11. Only seriously. But the carbinier had suffithree of the escaped federal prisoners cient strength to fire his revolver at who broke out of the penitentiary on and shot him dead. The McNeiU'a Island a week ago are now the brigand when he heard of the of duke Acosta, capwas a One, at large. Japanese, tured last night and another this brigand's end, sent his congratulations The capture of the other to the wounded carbinier. morning. three convicts Is considered certain, as two are now surrounded by a posse on Vashon Island. Score of PORTLAND, July 11. The evidence CARDIFF, Wales. July 11. An exsubmitted this jnomlng tends to cun with Williamson nect Congressman plosion occurred today In the United the deals of his partner at Vancouver Wil-foIn fraudulent land transactions. National colliery at Wattstown. One Crane testified that Williamson miners werv selected the lands for him to file upon hundred and forty-foAll the fees were advanced him by tbe :U work at the time, all of whom were firm of Williamson & Van Gesner. rd ur ST. PETERSBURG. July 11. The news of the ussasslnutlon of Count Schuvaloff at Moscow created a sensation here. Schuvuloff belonged to an aristocratic family and waa an Intimate friend of the caar and the grand dukes. It Is believed because of these waa friendly relations the prefect killed. front house to house demanding reduction In rents. Many proprietors TRIAL OF ST. LOUIS omplled with their demands. BOODLER OPENS AT TROY JAPANESE OCCUPY TROY, Mo.. July 11. The trial ot KONDO PROMONTORY Edward Albright, charged with briTOKIO, July 11. Admiral Kataoka bery In connection with the auburban that two cruisers and four torreports deal In SL was who Louis, railway brought here on a change of venue, be- pedo boats, commanded by Rear Admiral Togo, with troops aboard were gan this morning. The state will atto Kondo Promontory, on dispatched to prove that Albright waa a tempt member of the combine In the bouse of the southweatei n extremity of Sakhalin. on July 10. After a demonstradelegates which accepted 75,000 for tive bombardment the squadron landAl-bi the passage of the suburban bill. was convicted and sentenced ed a navnl detachment and occupied lght to five years, but the supreme court tlie promontory lighthouse. The buildings were found In good condition. remanded the case on a technicality. KOREAN LEGATION AT TO EXAMINE VALIDITY OF ST. PETERSBURG ABOLISHED ASPHALT COMPANYS CLAIM in Starters. GALVESTON, Tex.. July 11. There was a large attendance today at the opening of the annual convention of of Retail the National Association Clerks, nearly every state of the union hnving a representation. The convention will last several days and will discuss various matters of Interest and Importance to the members of tbe asSeveral prominent labor sociation. leaders are here to address the meeting- NEW YORK. July 1 1. Thousands of spectators cheered the drivers of the four-sco- re automobiles that started this morning on a 1,000-ml- le tour to the White mountains and return. The tour Is for the trophy offered by Charles J. G idden. Arriving at the White mountains the automobiles will take part In a climbing contest familiarly known aa the "climb to the clouds.'' The embraces Itinerary New Haven, Hartford. Bridgeport, Springfield, Worcester, Boston, Lynn and other large cities of New England. ST. PETERSBURG July 11. The Korean minister has sbld the furnituie of the legation end left the city, having been Informed by the foreign office that the Japanese protectorate over Korea has been definitely established. The Korean legation Is consequently abolished. BIG RU8H FOR JAPANESE WAR LOAN PHILADELPHIA WARD COMMITTEEMAN SENTENCED OFFICERS OF BLACK SEA FLEET TRANSFERRED ST. PETERSBURG. July 11. Owing to grave fears that the disaffection among the snliors of the Black sea fleet will spread to the officers. It has been decided to replace the Black sea naval officers with officers now In service on the Baltic fleet. REPORTED ARRE8T OF GENERAL 8TOES8EL ST. PETERSBURG. July 11. It is General Stoessel, the PHILADELPHIA July 11. Philip Russian commander at Port Arthur Ynlvcrdi and Edward Wood, wrard during the sdge, has been arrested at committeemen, convicted of conspir- his residence. acy for tampering with the assessor's 1st of the First ward, were today sen- NEW HEAD FOR RUSSIAN ADMIRALTY tenced to nine months and fined 21.000 each. ST. PETERSBURG, July 11. Blrlleff has been appointed INTENSE HEAT CAUSES DAMAGE TO COAST WHEAT head of the Russian admiralty to succeed Admiral Avellan, resigned. 11. Tha WASHINGTON, July weather bureau weekly crop report for ENGLISH CRICKETERS COMING TO AMERICA the Pacific coast says the abnormal heat has caused some damage to winLONDON, July 11. The crack team ter wheat In Washington. Spring MARTIAL LAW HA8 BEEN wheat Is promising despite the trying of the Marylebone Cricket club sailed DECLARED AT TIFLI3 conditions, and haying is good. today for the United States to contest In a series of matches with the AssoT. PETERSBURG. ciated Cricket clubs of Philadelphia. 1L Mar- PROBING LAND July tial law has been FRAUDS IN IDAHO The tour of the English cricketers will proclaimed In the town and district of TIflIs, Caucasia. BOISE. July 11. Before the federal probably be extended so as to Include grand jury the Idnho land fraud cases New York. Toronto and several other Mrs. Mary J. Harris testified that the cities. Lumber comWeyerhauser-Potlatc- h pany has secured (0,000 acres of timGOLF TOURNAMENT ber by fraudulent entries. AN EXPLOSION KILLS or fair-wlt- bring a flower. 1UT0S START WARSAW, July 11. More than 2.000 peasants have seised the magnificent hunting grounds of the caar near Spa-- a. Russian Poland, and are using them as gracing grounds for cattle and The peasants are encamped sheep. on the grounds and aay they are determined to remain. Over 1,000 head of tittle are being cared for. The local authorities attempted to expel the Intruders. but were repulsed. The SL Petersburg authorities have been aaked for Instructions, and notified them thnt if force Is used a general peasant uprising Is likely to follow with a large loss of life. The peaainte claim their cuttle were dying, as their pastures yielded no grass. Twenty were killed or wounded aj a result of three encounters with troops and striking shoemakers, who marched LONDON, July 11. The new JapanAMALGAMMATED GLAS3 ese loan was opened this morning with WORKERS CONVENTION an extraordinary rush of subscriptions. Several Individual applications were CLEVELAND, O., July 11. Aa a re- received for the entire loan. At 3 o'clock thle afternoon the loans suit of & conference begun here today it is expected that the final, steps will were dosed. The bonds were many be taken for combining under one head times over subscribed. the two organisations of window glass workers In this country. The organ- WILL FLOAT KNIAZ POTEMKINE TODAY isations are the Amalgamated Gloss Workers of America, with headquarters in Cleveland, L. A. 23, Knights of KUSTENJL July 11. The water has Labor, with headquarters In Pitts- been pumped out of the Knlns Potem-kln- e and It la expected the work of burg. The two bodies have fought one another for the last six years. raising the vessel will be completed this afternoon. As soon as raised she will be coaled and start for SebastoRETAIL CLERKS IN NATIONAL SESSION pol. ANNUAL MEETING OF PENNSYLVANIA EDUCATORS DEVELOPMENTS IN OREGON LAND FRAUD CASE lug a number of petitioners. The naKissiti escaped in the excitement which followed. I alter, however, the iuM'issiii was captured. The assassin waited in the ante-itmof the prefecture until the other petitioners had been received, and then entering the audience room he advanced toward Count Schouvaloff, tiring live shots at close range. The bullets passed through the body of the prefect. The assassin waa dressed as a peasant. com-lian- WILLIAM ALLISON, Supt. L July 11. The ses- lodge of the Benevo-wand Protective-Orde- r of Elks was lWy toflay convention 'V1,lard H. Tickner. exalted rui. na .uuthen ,ocal lode. in the chair. ,mmcnse attendance. Tlic rnd lodge was escorted from the ho-- S nrters to the hall by the aUh muB,c. nd At the Tlcknor opened the proceed hirnmrma 7 by Presenting the visit- Addresses of welcome by GovsmtT ?.neraI Mayer, representing Hiffin and Mayor Knight T. WASHINGTON, July 11. It Is officially announced that W. J. Calhoun, a Chio-ytlawyer, has been selected by the president as special agent of the government to visit Veneiuela and examine the validity of the claim of the y. New York and Bermudex Asphalt Calhoun acted ae a special agent of the government In Cuba before the war. 0 farunts in order to shorn the respect due one who has done so much for the education of children of this city. Teachers will he in attendance. TEXA8 8HERIFFS IN ANNUAL 8ESSION Schu-x.ilof- FRIEND OF THE CZAR ST. PAUL, Minn., July 11. Preal dent Perham of the Order of Railway Telegraphers has arranged for a conference with General Manager Horne of the Northern Pacific to discuss tbe threatened strike. Perham claims that the road has contracted with nonunion operators pending negotiations In anticipation of a strike. The Pennsylvania State Educational association here Is celebrating its with the largest convention in its history. The gathering opened today and will continue until Friday. The program provides for papers by many educators of note and discussions covering all lines of educational activity. Feared That If Force Is Used To Expel Them a General Peasant MiiSi'OW. July 11. Count Uprising Will Follow With a prefect of Hie city, wae ahol Loss of Life. Great md Instantly killed today while -i Nebraska Refused to Grant Kates New York Publisher Printed Unand Governor Failed to Appear complimentary Comments on Two Congressmen. to Welcome Speaker. SCHUVALOFF WAS TO AVERT TELEGRAPHERS 8TRIKE READING, Pa., July 11. Petitioners. m to be at the Grant School tomorrow ( Wednesday ) at 12 o'clock sharp, to attend the funeral of 'President 'Dee , CONFERENCE SCOTT DECLARES HE HAS NOTHING TO of re-;t- ur ur SEIZE Russian Government Notifed That .Military Opera tions Will Be Continued Until Peace Terms Ex- Saturday. Special Arrives in 'Coyote Hours and Six Mincago Three Preutes Ahead of the Schedule into of with It Haring notice injunction. States United tv PEASANTS Are Agreed Upon. Expected That Famous Arctic plorer Will Start Next CHICAGO. TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1905 reortel that Vice-Admi- 144 COAL MINERS ral TRANS-MI8SIS8IP- ST. LOUIS, July 11. The fifth anBLACKMAN'S CONDITION 8ERIOU3 nual championship tournament of the This afternoon eight bodies Golf association were taken from II. General William opened auspiciously on the Glen Echo the mine, all BOISE, July af the links today and will continue through Blnckmar, commnnder-ln-chl111 In the Idanha th remainder of the week. Judging badly burned. Among the bodies G. Ai R., Is lying very hotel. Physicians state that there is from the high class and representative taken out was that of the mine evidence of afreneral breakdown and character of the entry list the tournafears for his recovery are entertained. ment will be the most successful In the TTa wtaa am USMa Sow HAwtlfiRlf history of the association. GENERAL killed. Tram!-Mississip- ef pi |