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Show Cents by 10 Carrier Want Ads. Free to All Subscribers. Tell Us Your Needs. Payable Weekly. Are You In? yttlilisltrii Daily al 237 IX.-- N0. VOL I ON THE PEOPLE WITNESS STAND considering peace BITSSIANS of japan. conditions De- - Ss Agreement Is Reached of the Mikado Will Not Officially Be testifies in sensa tional divorce suit. CAPTAIN Made Public. demand of Jathe peace envoys the the war will of settlement pan for a made be public. The offlclally not determination thin to exception only the form of a completed 111 be In 1 due to a tacit undersThin boaty. the two governbetween tanding ments entered Into previoun to the of Washington as the meeti- ng place. in Byt. manifesting a disposition to tsks the public Into her confidence in this connection, believing that public opinion will force the Japanese to On the other minify their termV band the Japanese are disposed to surround the negotiations with mystery, believing it to be for the heat Interests of the negotiating parties to he kept In Ignorance of the various The miphases hi the interchanges. kados representatives feel that In a matter of such great delicacy and of such great moment to the belligerent government It would not be conducive to the speedy termination of the questtona at Issue to make public the exact conditions of peace In view of the poasible necessity and desirability of a modification of the original demands It la recognized that concession must he made to Russia If a lasting peace la to be obtained. Nothi- ng tat embarrassment being d for mutual adjui the two countries af Japanese expenditures have be ascertained. These are two all-J"tant conditions and those whl t envoys find absolutely 1: acceptable. T other terms are substantia the world expected and, with c two exceptions, could probably entertained as a basis of negotiator Include the following: cession of the Russian leases Uoo Tung peninsula, comprla! Arthur and Dalny. The evacu the entire province of Vs rt the retrocession to China Privilege Russia may have lnl and th "Snltlon by Ri Us the principle of the op of J. Ttie cession Eairtern to Japan of railway below Hi "to lli through northi to Vladivostok to renu JwiaProperty. 1 The recognition over Kor rtht ta Blbe Japanese protectorate 1W,,n oorthi!! TtaWBtk. The, " nhi "TInterned,aPn of the Rusal lisnvtk obs a' ttla In neturml porta limitation In the nv ota 1 tR plenlpofe lmm The Russians 1 AND ANNUAL REGATTA OF AT TAKE A HOPEFUL VIEW OF FEVER SITUATION. NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 11. It was decided late last night to hold Archbishop Uhaptielle's funeral at 9 o'clock continued. In discussing the matter General Passenger Agent T. H. Goodman of the Southern Pacific said the new system had been established In New York, where it works with entire satisfaction, and will soon be established in Chicago and generally throughout the country. The new system provides that sleeping car tickets may be sold without requiring presentation of rail transportation, and another rule established In the same connection Is that sleeping car tickets will not be redeemed nnless hours prior to departure of the train for which sold. -- present-twenty-fo- ur MONTANA EAGLES 8TART ON FLIGHT 8 BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 11. The local delegated to the national convention of Eagles to he held at Denver next week started from here today In a special train, which will pick up delegations went with Fortesque to parties and from Salt Lake, Idaho Falla, Pocatello, sat with him through the entire Boise, Ogden and Salt Lake, on Its function. way to the convention city. The train was specially equipped for the occaTHE ANNUAL MINNESOTA sion and offers every convenience of a TENNIS TOURNAMENT first-clahotel. It Is ' expected that the excursionists will stop over at MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 11. Colorado Springs and Manltou until state tennis The annual Minnesota Monday evening and then continue tournament will open here this after- their trip to Denver. noon at the Mtnlkahda Tennis club's courts. It will last to tbe end of next BARNUM'S DARE-DEVI- L week. The number of entries Is quite BICYCLE RIDER DEAD large and some of the best players in the state will play In the singles and BUTTE, Mont., Aug. 11. Thomas doubles during the tournament Many Butler, known as "Volo the Volltant," valuable prises and trophies have been who did a dare-dev- il bicycle act of offered for the various events, and a the character, died at spirited competition Is expected. Missoula yesterday from the effects of a fall at Helena. Thomas, mounted CONVENTION OP FIRE on his wheel, shot through mid air CHIEFS AT DULUTH thirty-fofeet. While In the air he ss loop-the-lo- ur turned slightly and struck the rodev-ln- g DULUTH, Minn., Aug. 11. The anstand on the edge, being thrown nual convention of the International to the ground. Association of Firs Engineers opened here this morning with a large attend- BENNINGTON CONVALESCENTS ance. The convention will be In sesTO BE BENT TO MARE ISLAND sion four days and an elaborate program of entertainment of the visiting SAN DIEGO, Cal., Aug. 11. Deffire chiefs has been prepared. inite arrangements were made this Far East, ,ecrcjr of th delibe: Up0n KEEP OP COURAGE this morning. The people of this city are urged to keep up their courage. Colonel Blakely is circulating a bright The placard urging cheerfulness. large business houses announce that no employes wtll be laid off and no salaries reduced. If sick they will be It given full pay. The captain testified that when his Three deaths and twelve new cases Filipino servant warned him several were reported at 1 o'clock this aftertimes to stay home In the afternoons noon. h thought him beneath his notice. In order that no unnecessary risks Finally he demanded that the servant might be taken the funeral of the late The servant said Captain explain. was private. Archbishop Chappelle Bash called on his wife when he was While It is a fact accepted by sciengone. Captain Taggart said his wife tists that yellow fever could not be resented his advice to "to conduct her- transmitted by a corpse, It Is considself that the servants would not ered that there would be some element talk and she refused for three days of danger in attracting to the catheto speak to him. dral an Immense assemblage of peoI asked her If there was any Intiple from all sections of the city. macy between her and Captain Bash. She said she did not care for him. I PASSENGERS MUST BUY told her not to receive young men In THEIR PULLMAN BERTHS the afternoon, as that was the time ladles usually slept and It was not SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 11 Beginconsidered a proper time to call. ning September 1st, and effective ImHis wife was angry and did not mediately so far as It applies to trains speak to him for several days. lat or later, a new leaving "She was positive I set servants rule hasSeptember been established dispensing watching her. with the practice of making sleeping The name of a Chicago man named car reservations. A Joint circular of waa IntroSpencer, a correspondent, the Southern Pacific, Santa Fe and the duced Into Taggart's testimony. San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake At Fort Thomas after our mar- roads has been issued to an ticket riage, said Taggart, "T warned my In the state, setting forth the agents wife against Spencer and told her no details of the proposed Innovation. womans reputation was safe after asHereafter a passenger will be required sociating with Spencer. She said she to buy his Pullman berth outright, would not visit Spencer again. It and the of reserving system existing was within this year that I learned sleeping car accommodations for proshe had been Intimately associated passengers will be entirely dispective with him and traveled with him. 1 Sootly adjourned want between THE PRESIDENT K'V; SPEAKS ON INTERNATIONAL IMPORTANT NATION'S EXECUTIVE GUEST LIST OF EVENTS INCLUDES OF HONOR OF ASSEMBLY. RACES OF EVERY KIND. QUESTIONS. ! could follow explanations that necessarily vould have to be made to the mikaknew of the association of Mrs. do people for any action taken. If and Colonel Miner. My wife Taggart eoucesslona were made and the Japaand I a dinner party given attended nese had knowledge of the original by his wife. Mrs. Taggart sat next to the colonhl. Next day I .heard her It Is expected now that Rusal telling a friend that the colonel, all newer will be given the Japanese the meal pinched her leg unthrough morrow morning. All last night 1 sore. I asked her about It was til It Private wire were busy sending and she said, "The old fool was drunk.' foft of the terms to St Pete: The young ladles coming to my house hurl and exchanging communicatic were accustomed to call Colonel Miner with the foreign office. M. Witte a the old leg feeler.' Lieutenant Fortes-qu- e, wanted this morning that he expe a relative of President Roosevelt, to hear from the caar before nig was frequently with Mrs. Taggart The Japanese will then he notified a and there was much drinking. Once conference called. at a party at my house after a hop Belmtamement of the expenses at I went out for a short while. When tatae the prosecution of the w I returned Mrs. Taggart and Fortes-qu- e d the cession of the Island were coming from the cellar. It Sakhalin constitute the main featui to me that they had been the peace conditions appeared handed there for other purposes than to get Burn Komura to M. Witte yestetdi Ice. X told her that her conduct with The word was carefu indemnity1 voided, the term Fortesque was suspicious and that being "reimbun the other women were laughing at Bnr ,or the cost of the war. am la her. On three occasions Mrs. Taggart fixed, the amount through URGED TO , ll.- -It -- FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1905 Was Warned That His Wife Was Funeral of the Late Archbishop Herts For a Lasting and Honorable thousands ot Excursionists Heat Oarsmen of All Parts of the United Not Conducting Herself Properly Peace Between Russia Chappelle Was Held Privately Address Delivered In the States and Canada Compete This Morning. and Japan. Things That He Saw. Auditorium. in Baltimore. was WOOSTER., O., Aug. 11. Captain that there Taggart went on the witness stand pawned this morning newton of the peace when court opened this morning. He ,11 be no Joint Russians will have told of the Lieutenant Rfther InciThe WTOyl today. w.waces among themaelvee In their dent at Fort Thomas, Ky. He said the day. Early that while absent on own apartments during the rifle range Roaen and M. Baron morning he received an annoymoua tm letter ride Pobrtilof took an automobile Mrs. Taggart and Rither mentioning Both aromd Portsmouth and vicinity. and said he sent the letter to his In good humor. he to appcsiaed wife. He never talked to her about la reached by pnlesi an agreement Au. PORTSMOUTH lltali (Oiiftru. no special intention In maintaining secrecy, but thinking they had not the right of opposing the desire of the Japanese, they have consented to this proceeding. Benmorning to transfer twenty-fiv- e nington convalescents to Mare Island. They will leave Sunday. The report of the board of Inqury Is completed and will be sent to Washington today or tomorrow. ' . 'N I " 'X .Mm JAlIKSTliXt X x. Y.. A HR. 11 -I l: A I.TI Mi RE, Aug. 11. The thirty-ililr- il iirrw .i,e ,.f hia Is a giv,ii day fur i'li.iulauilia, annual regatta of the National th- inis! nf lvrrht mid llimiNiiiulx nf excursionists have Association of Amateur oarsmen, Tin- - hills in bin p,vi-l- i tuuclli-ulilrli begins t inlay under the auspices loMKiMaii-thorp from all parts of if i he lninpHt'o nsvy, bus brought a Oil Ki.viM-.ilnti.fiiutiiniiil the state and the adjoining slates to of amateur and large tlic Russla-Japanesee President Ronsevelr, the guost of oarsmen from hII parts of war lie wild: "it fe my eameat hope honor of the assembly. President the 1ulteil States und Canada' to this that the Russian Japanese ieacc ne- Roosevelt arrived at laikewood over city. The crews and individual oarsErie railroad this gotiations which have been instituted tin morning men who are to compete In the varicar. arriving there at ous events of tbe regatta, have been under the Initiative of the president special S:15 In the 'rain. Notwithstanding here for some time, training and pracof the United States, may lead to a the early hour thousands were lined ticing on the waters of Spring Garand lasting hnnuruldc ur ulong the route to see the mutually presi- dens. a branch of tlie I'alupsco river, lieBee. dent passing hi lie car. The officials where the regatta will be held. The Touching mi Xorwuy and Sweden of the ansemhly received htin at Lake-wis- sl course, which hus been laid out by one his majesty said: urn confident that mid escorted him to the grounds. ot the city surveyors, gives a pracwith the exercise of wise moderation Soon after his arrival President tically straight mile and a half, and on both sides a Roosevelt settlewas the guest of honor at a for the longer races one of the best satisfactory ment of the dispute will be reached." breakfast given nt Higgins' Memorial courses in tins country. hull. The surrounding coiiillttoiis ure unThe breakfast was cooked and LAFAYETTE CHAUTAUQUA served by young ladies of tin domes- usually favorable. There Is scarcely IS OPENED AUSPICIOUSLY tic science Governor any tide or current In the waters of department. was on account of Ill- the Spring Cardens, stul the high absent Iilgglns bunks on both aides not only give proLAFAYETTE, Ind., Aug. 11. The ness In his family. Is After breakfast I lie prtKidenl rested tection from the wind, but also form Lafayette Chautauqua, which backed by the merchants and minis- for a short time and then was taken an excellent vanlAge ground for the ters of this city, opened this morning for a drive and a tour of the grounds, siiectators who wish to see the races. on The Iatapsco nsvy has made the the Tippecanoe fair afterward delivering an address before county most elaborate preparation for the grounds. The meeting will last ten the assembly in the auditorium. The presidential party left here on greut event, and the arrangements are days, and. Judging from the attendThe vessels of ance, which is unusually large, prom- trolleys to reboard the special at now fully jwrfected. ises to be highly successful. A large Ioikewood. The only stop scheduled the city police department, together with a number of revenue cutters and new building has been erected for the Is at Waverly, N. Y., about 5 o'clix-launches, will preserve order and see meetings, and many improvements this afternoon. to 11 that the contestants at all times have been made on the grounds to to It that the conteatants at all CALIFORNIANS AT THE LEWIS make them more attractive. course. a clear times have AND CLARK EXPOSITION are perfectly mi the Many Interesting features of events nf races list Includes The for Governor this program meeting. LaFollette of Wisconsin will address lORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 11. Today every kind. The mind Interesting adthe assembly next Monday, and on the having been set aside as Oakland, dition to the regulnr regatta program following Thursday the Mendelssohn Alameda and Berkeley day, several Is the octoiiede race, an Intercity quartette will be the feature. Among thousand people from these Califor- event. In which eight picked oarsmen the prominent speakers who will ad- nian cities have come here to visit the from New York will measure blades dress the meetings, are President Ed- fair and attend the exercise and fes- with an equal number from the win H. Hughes of De Pauw university, tivities arranged for the occasion. The Schuylkill navy. The New York crew, James Speed, the Hon. Charles O. tialns containing the excursionists ar- which liaa been coached by Jtm the president of the National Meries, Dr. W. F. Craft, Benor Lola, rived here early this morning and the of Amateur Oarsmen, la Association were received Hon. at and station visitors the Fallows the Samuel Bishop James L. Loar. by committees accompanied by bands, composed of the following crack sculwhich escorted them to their respec- lers: Halsey Jackson of the Fallsade tive headquarters. At 10 oclock they club, bow; Fred Fuesael of the Harlem NO TRACK OR TROLLEY NEEDED BY THIS SYSTEM assembled at the California building, dub. No. 2; Howard Stivers of the where they were welcomed by Gover- Nassau club. No. 3; W. Mehrhnff of No. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug. 11. A nor Pardee, who is acting as chairman the Nassau club. No. 4; J. Holian, of Bohemian the club, Frank 5: Veaely trackless car company of South Bend, of the day. The administration band ConInd., will operate over country high- played several selections, and several No. (; Shephesrd, No. 7, and club, nf the stance Titus adNonpareil to and visitors the replied prominent ways in carrying passengers of the coach William stroke. Smith, thirwelcome. dress of cars seating freight. Passenger After the meeting an early luncheon Nassau club, will be coxswain. ty passengers will have crew includes The Philadelphia of stored electricity, and each was served to the visitors al the InH. JuJames some like oarsmen, tnn. will great o'clock At have same side to will have a dynamo, the uguln they a gasoline engine to generate elec- meet at the California building, where venal. Creaaer, Exley and Lockwood of tricity. To each passenger car win be President I. W. Goode of the exposi- the Vesper Boat club; Tune. Myers, attached three freight cars, hauling tion will welcome the visitors on be- Williamson and others. Tlie octoiiede ten tons each. Every wheel of these half of the exposition and extend to race. In which each of the eight men It forty Inches high and has an In- them the courtesies of the entire fair. will handle two oars, will he the last event on the program, and will be terior motor. Mayor Mott will reply. rowed tomorrow afternoon. It promThis system saves trolley poles, ises to be the most interesting as well ENGINES wire, power houses, track laying and the speediest race on the program. as OFF KILL8 MOSQUITOS r.ialntenance, and It Is claimed will The program calls for thirteen business. traction revolutionise the One cent per mile will be the maxiRENO, Nev., Aug 11. The use of oil events, as follows: Intermediate, as mum rate for passengers and freight on the big mountain engines of the sociation and championship singles; Southern Pacific company stationed at Intermediate and senior doubles; Inrates will be proportionately low. Sparks, a few miles east of here, has termediate and senior pairs; IntermeDR. HOLLANDER MADE resulted In ridding the Truckee Mead- diate and senior eights; and finally the A SPECIAL COMMISSIONER ows of thousands of mosquitos and senior octopede shell race for sixteen other Insects which for years made oars. A special prise for the last WASHINGTON, Aug. II. Dr. Ja- the meadows a place almost Impos- named event has been offered by the medals Individual cob Hollander of Johns Hopkins uni- sible to live In. This transformation Patapsco navy. the winning scullers, he wtll In a less given little than taken from has returned place who versity, recently Santo Domingo, has been appointed a year. When the shops and railroad oarsmen and coxswains; banners will to visit the division were established st the new go to their clubs, as will also the perspecial commlssslonea British and other colonial possessions town, the workmen In many Instances petual plate of the association. Among the crews entered for the in the West Indies In connection with were compelled to wear netting over shells are the Ara further Inquiry into Santo Do- their heads In order to carry on their regular eight-oare- d of Toronto, which are considmingos affairs. He will make the work. Now a mosquito Is seldom seen gonauts of the strongest anil most one ered there, and It la prophesied that within trip on the cruiser Galveston. crews; the Nascontesting months twelve next these dangerous pests the sau Boat club of the Harlem river, the will be entirely eradicated. WALTER TRAVIS Philadelphia Vesper and the Detroit MEETS DEFEAT Boat club will also take part in the WATER IS 1.50 A d eight-oareevent For the senior RHYOLITE AT BARREL CHICAGO, Aug. 11. In the third of Bheepshead the Seawanhakas fours round at golf W. C. Fownes defeated Detroit Boat the the 10. The Argonauts, Nev.. Bay, Aug. defeated 1 RHYOLITE, Travis; up. D. E. Sawyer A. L. White, I up, 1 to play. H. C. water system that has been under club and a crew from the Southwesthas at last ern Rowing association of Ft. Louis Egan defeated Heireschoff, 2 up, 1 to course of construction water lias been are entered. Frank Greer of Boston, reached Rhyolite and Play. a bar- the present amateur champion, will 11.50 on at market the placed TEXA8 MOB BURN8 rel. It comes from Indian Springs and defend his title In the senior singles pipe. Beatty, against Titus and Fred Shepheard. NEGRO AT THE STAKE Is carried In a three-inc- h near this place, continues to obtain James A. Ten Eyck, Jr, is among the singlet. DALLAS, Aug. 11. A negro was her water from a deep well, from entries for the Intermediate are lost three races All the s Into excepting is cm water pumped the which the publicly burned this morning one-ha- lf with miles a one to be and first At windmill. a tank at courthouse square large by Sulphur Springs, He was this was a small private system, but turn, the other races, including tbs Hopkins county, by a mob. miles race, one and one-ha- lf charged with criminal assault on a It Is gradually extending over the straight business portion of the city. white woman. i - ins iininiii.g ,1 fill . l emu-nurs- m. e se -- 1 'i lilk-lngto- t G n, |