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Show nravvvvvvvvvwvvajw. riUJtSSOCUIED PRESS TELECSAFH1C IITJUI SERVICE. Mill EORECJIST SHOWERS TODAY A9iD SATLRDAT VOL. L NO. 267. OGDEN aTY,' UTAH, FRIDAY SHOOTS AT Young Man in Blue Fires at Chief of Police, But Mieses Assailant Se- cured and Placed in Custody. Pr-w- . Kew York, Sept. 22. Judge econd visit to New York to ,,fer with Democratic campalgu Hii time -- .n.gnra. was made today. was so fully occupied that he was to eat luncheon in his apartment.. He waa Joined at dinner by WilllaM K. Sheehan, Thomas Rodle. Judge Par-kTajosart and W. S. the followed program of keep-ln- c has bis own counsel concerning the liuHincsa had with hU callers. Prom Ubi h rrived at th Hoffman 11 Houm at 9:45 - m., until nearly 1. m the stream of visitors to his apartments was continuous. at 2:05 judge Parker left Eaopua m and upon arriving in New York drove to the Hoffman House, where he reached bis apartment! without being recognised. He then had word sent to nirh persons aa he wished to see. Judge Parker's slay la uncertain. He told some of bia visitors he should eiay two or three day and that he was not certain of hia plana. He may return home tomorrow evening, and he may not leave here until Saturday. Senator Gorman was one of the first visitors, lie spent nearly two hours with the Judge. e Chairman Taggart had a long with Judge Parker . during the He said the chancee of afternoon. carrying Indiana for the Democrats are excellent and that he believed tKe party waa strengthened In every doubt, lul state by the ability of New York Democrats to harmonise their differences In naming the state ticket Representative John Sharp Williams of Mississippi, leader of the minority d In the House of Representatives, several members of the House and ethers, who are scheduled to make speeches during the campaign. Judge Parker la greatly interested In the Congressional canvass. Hermann Rider, editor of the New York Blasts Zeitung, who has undertaken the campaign work among . COLLAPSE OF BRIDGE WAS COMMITTEEMAN -DOPED." PIER Somerset, Ky.. Sept. 22. Afler two daya of heated discussion the 11th congressional convention by an almost unanimous vote awarded the nomination for Congress to D. C. Edward over the Incumbent, Dr. W. G. Hunter, former minister to Guatemala. Two previous attempts to count the vote had resulted In a spilt meeting. Today's session was enlivened still further by charges made by Hunter men that Judge Balth, of Clinton connty, one of the Hunter adherents on the committee, had been "doped by the Edwards faction to prevent hie appearance at the meeting. Threa Men Killed and Twenty-thre- e Injured Accident Due to Faulty Construction, audl-eno- ' NAVAJO SACRED DANCE. Albuquerque, N. M, Sept. 22. One of the attractions at the Territorial Fair to be held here October 10 to 15, will be the Navajo sacred dance. It will occupy the stage twelve nights, the climax being reached on the last night In a shower of flame brand handled and tossed among the participants, whose bodies are made safe from burning by the use of a peculiar unguent. The dance will be led by Chief Brer-Fac- e and 100 Navajo Indians will take pert The dance has never been given before outside the Navajo reservation. Ths Santa Fe road ia arranging to in what he calls the handle the large crowda expected to six doubtful states, gave the netlonel witness the dance.' for general candidate suggestions arork. These doubtful atatea, as be , HERRICK WILL RESIGN FROM BENCH. define them, are New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Indiana, Illinois ' Albany, N. Y., Sept. 22. Justice D. His plan la to have and Wisconsin. all the work of the national campaign Cady Herrick will resign from the concentrated on theee states. He de- Supreme Court bench at soon aa he clares H a waste of time, energy and can finish ths legal work now before him. He has written to Presiding money to labor for states who are Justice Charles E. Parker of the Apf certain for tine or the other. pellate Division. Third Department, requesting that another Justice be designated to preside at the September conwill which trial term, vene hero next Monday. Hla term will expire on the first of January, vis-lie- CONSIDERING APPARENT ' OBSTACLES - - - 4 German and Roumanian Stateemen Conferring Regarding Proposed Commercial Treaty Between the Two. Countries. 1906. Among the telegrams of congratulation received waa a message from Governor Myron T. Herrick, of Ohio, who is a distant cousin of the candidate. PLEADED GUILTY, a Hamburg. Sept. 22. Chancellor Von Buelow, and M. Studrsa, Premier of Ron man la, mat here today to talk over PhUllpsberg, Mont., Sept 22. Geo. F. Hammond, who confessed to holding up the North Coast paaenger train on personally the obstacles to the proposed commercial treaty between Ger- the Northern Pacific railway at Bear-moumany and Ronmanla that have yauoed court last June, todayto in the district a charge of pleaded guilty the tellure of prolonged negotiations grand larceny and bnrglary and waa through other channels. An agreement la expected to reach Immediately sentenced to 15 years in Stale penitentiary at bard labor. through this conference and was the the cause of meeting of Chancellor Voa Hammond fainted when hla sentence Huelow end M. Witte, president of the was pronounced. It baa been the Intention to try Hamministerial council of Rusdls at Non. the charge of murder of Endeney In the Russian negotiations. mond on Dan O'Neill who was raunfcred Count Von Buelow was minister at gineer hold-np of the North Coast limBurherest for five years, and has in the therefore personal knowledge of Rou- ited at Bearmouth a year ago, but the evidence obtained by the officers waa manian conditions. The Germri Chancellor's great pro-je- rt deemed Insufficient. begun four year ago, of heightenREDUCED OPERATING ing the tariff and negotiating thereon EXPENSES.' for reciprocal trade treatise with other concluIs states continental nearing Topeka. Kan., SspL 22. The Rock sion. One more parliamentary battle must be won In inducing the Reichstag Island laid off nearly 2,000 men In to reduce operating exto accept the new treaties. The old Kanaaa today Of course 800 are from the treaties will then be denounced and penses. German foreign trade will be regulated Rock Island shops at Horton, which for 12 years by an Intricate system are practically Hosed down, and the of governments take the treaties. remainder from the ballasting and secTreaties of this character have al- tion gangs. ready been negotiated with Italy. BelLAND WITHDRAWN.' gium and Rusala and an understanding has been reached with Switzerland Washington, Sept 22. The commiswhich ran be perfected Into the form sioner of the general land office has of a treaty without difficulty. Negothave withdrawn from all forma of disposal iations with Austria-Hungar- y acres of public lands, lying dragged, but latterly have been pro- 276.490 Great Falls. Mont., land gressing more smoothly. The Agrar- witbin the district on account of the 8un River ian would like to fors the government to denounce the moat favored irrigation project. treaties under which the United States. Great Britain and other coun- ABOLISH OFFICE OF SECRETARY. tries have the benefit of conventional St. Louis. Sept 22. The Board of rates. Although the government and Managers of the Louisiana PurLady manufacturers art not satisfied with chase Exposition has abolished the the present commercial relations with of office secretary because of friction America and would prefer to regulate Incumbents and persona differences by means of a direct treaty, between thewith the Board of Lad7 connected Germany Is not likely to make proposals for a commercial treaty with the Managers. United States before a favorable reGAME POSTsponse seems Improbable. PONED. Speculation and discussion of (Jp new commercial treaties fill the German papers aa the subject la considered Boise, Ida., Sept. 22. The of tremendous Importance to the econgame today waa postponed omic future of the empire. Count Von of rain. account os Buelow's personal fortunes are also regarded aa cloaely related to the result of reciprocal trade arrangements. The HEAVY FIRE IN OHIO. emperor, it la understood, has given him a free hand. ldge, Ohio, Sept 22. Fire fo-In i at Byeevtlle, near here, MAY MEAN CHANGES IN MINISTRY rayed business house and the r. and K. of F. halls, St. Petersburg, Sept. 23. 4 a. m- The return of Prince Sviatolk-MIrakminister of the interior, from Vitae la s lept. 22. The Austrian gov-ifeepted as the signal for important boat 22 ordered torpedo minis- l facm in the personnel of the tT of the tagow firm. interior. It le understood th BOISE-6POKAN- E Bofae-Spokan- lt - y. e Ylnlta, I. T., Sept. 22. The east pier of a steel toll bridge being erected over Grand river at Carey's Ferry, teu milee east of Aftou, fell at noon, killing three men, fatally injuring threa and injuring tweoiy-ou- a other some of whom suffered broken limbs. The dead: Thomas Browning, Hencx Becker and Ray Moore. The names of the ot hers are not obtainable tonight. All the surgeon ia Grove and Afton'were summoned. A messenger from the scene states that 100 men were at work at ths time, and the pier collapsed without warning, owing to faulty construction of the foundation, not being on bed rock and being undermined by water. The bridge was of atwJ, on atone piers and waa to connect tie east end of the Cherokee Nation with Uinita and take the place of the terry Detween Aftoa and Grove. 23. PRICE FIVE CENTS I01. - INSANE COMPLETE THEIR WORK Colorado Convention Closes After Nominating Full Ticket Shsfroth Finally Decides to Run for on Board Steamer Prince Oskar Sheets Captain and American Passenger Was Ovsrpw-sre- d and Taken te Insane Mexican Asylum. Denver, Colo., Sept. 22 The Democratic State convention today completed its ticket with the nomination of John A. Shsfroth as Congressman-at-LargMr. Shsfroth at first refused to allow the use of bis name hut this afternoon was persuaded to run. The convention gave him the nomination by acclamation, bo other candidate being mentioned. The complete Democratic ticket is as Genoa. Sept. 22. Roumelo M. Alrl-va- r. a Mrxlrali passenger on board the Hamburg-Amerli-a- n steamer line Irini (lskar. which sailed from New York September tub. became suddenly Insane upon the arrival of tha steamer here today, and made an attempt to kill Captain Dugge, of tha Frini Oskar and Frank R. Shaltuck, a lawyer of first firva a rePhiladelphia. volver at Captain Dugge, whom he shot follows: the elerton Charles J. in the mouth and ihen discharged takPresidential at Mr. Shatturk, ihe bullet Hughes, Jr, James F. Burns. Adair weapon effect in hia left shoulder. Alcl-vWilson, A. W. Rucker and Thomas J. ing was overpowered and taken to an oilers. insane asylum. Uovernor Alva Adams. s. IJeutenant Governo- r- E. M. New York, Sept. 22. Later the line received another Secretary of 8tate Howard Havens. dispatch from Genoa saying that InAuditor Frank E. Wheeler. juries to botii men were very slight; Treasurer J. M. Saiupllner. 31 Attorney General Daniel B. Carey. that r. Shat tuck waa very little inof Schools Mrs. convenienced and that Captain Dugge Suiierintendeat had resumed hla regular duties. Helen L Grenfel. Tha passenger list of the Prins Oskof University Dr. J. B. Regent ar ou the trip Just ended contained Schrmerhorn, David 51. Richards. Alcl var, but Congressman at Ijirge Juba F. the name of Ruumio M. officials were the steamship company Shsfroth. unable to give any information conState Chairman l.yiton Smith. A message waa lent to Alton B. cerning him. Parker assuring him of kiyal support. A resolution eigned by the Bryan Soldiers and Sailor' s club waa offered by John F. Shsfroth, requesting the next legislature to take such action necessary to the proper entertainment of the members of the Grand Army of ths Republic gt their next encampment which is scheduled to be held In Odd Fellotwa Action and Philadelphia la Chosen Instead of Washington, e. ar Am-mon- WASHINGTON LOSES CONVENTION CONGRESS MAY TAKE A HAND Governor, of Georgia Bays National Body May Take Up Matter of Punishing Lynchers. 22. Tha San Kept. Francisco, Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows has its action designating Washington, D. C aa the meeting place or neat year's session. By a unanimous vole Philadelphia has been selected Instead. Two reasons were assigned for the change. One waa that Washington, with a population of 278.000 and only 1.680 Odd Fellows in the District of Colombia, had not a large enough membership to Justify the governing body in deciding to be Ha guest, with the necessary expenses attached to the reception of so many visitors. The other reason was that Philadelphia, with a population of 1,293.700 people Ia the metropolis of a state Jurisdiction that has 112,947 Odd Fellow the largest membership of any state, and is a little further away than Washington from Baltimore, where the convention met last year. A NEW JTHEORY APPLAUSE EMBARRASSED Candidate Davis Speech Concerning Prudence al candidate, spoke to a large thering of people ia the political gwam here tonight. It waa an opening of the campaign in heeling. When Mr. Davis aroee to eak the long continued applause heme emliarrasaing. He spoke clearly d distinctly and held the audience mlrably. In comparing ibe two great parties r. Davis said: The Democratic party always the government with prance and economy. The Republican rtv la a party of extremists and a been wasteful and extravagant in administration of government More money Is being collected 1b b form of taxes than ia necessary r an economical management of the vernment, both National and Stated la d If the Republican partytaxes and in power, still larger eater expense will follow as their iders tell u that they propose to rone the same policy in the future er have in the peat "The expenditures for the flical year 04. were greeter then for the preappropriations ding vears. and thethan thoae for r 1905 are larger 04. And thla notwithstanding the ct that no river and harbor bill is passed at the last session.to keep in a futile attempt ,wa expenses and also prevent exam con-we- Ap-rentl-y off-spri- Makes Democratic Party. inations into the postofflee and land frauds. Congress, at its last sesaion was brought to a close earlier than In any long session since I860. He then reviewed the government reports on the revenues for the last year, declaring that the revenues are telling off while the expenses have greatly Increased. He said: The extravagance in the conduct of the government la greater now than at any other time in the history of the country and unless the people at the polls in November decide upon a change more taxes or an Increased public debt must ensue. Both parties, be said, are committed to the gold standard, and it la no longer an issue before the people. He regretted that the National platform of the Republican parly raised the race Issue ami continued: "The Southern people who have to bear the burden of this question were dealing with it in moderation and fairness. But Us nnfortnnate agitation by Republican leaders has made Ita solution much more difficult and hindered the efforts of those who were honestly striving to aid the colored people In uplifting their race. A large majority, over a million of the white voter! of thla country, ere Democrats. McKinley received 864,000 votes more than Bryan, and this waa the largest majority ever given - a presidential candidate. There are. however, as shown by the last census, two million male negroes in Ihe United States , of voting age. Skirmishers Pushing Out to Feel the Way Oyama Sending Reinforcements to Port Arthur. AU-lv- ADVANCES Henry I SHOOTS Sept. 22. Governor Atlanta, Ga Torrell la much exercised over the frequent lynchingo la the South and toAMERICAN ARRESTED IN RUSSIA. night said: "The of Georgia should realCincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 22. Dr. Her- ize thatpeople unless theee lynching are mann Hayles, of Los Angeles, formerly la grave danger of their of Cincinnati, has written to hla sla- stopped there leading to legislation by Congress ter, Mrs. Helen Landsdowne of Covingwhich would take 'the matter out of ton, from Vienna, about being arrested our hands and cause offenders to lie at Radonsk by Russian secret officers tried in the Caiw4 Stain courts. and held for 24 houra under suspicion Of course would be an Interferof being a Japanese spy. Dr. Baylee ence with this 8 right, but Congress and his companion took a abort route would seek iat to Justify Itself on the from northers Germany aero as a porthat the states had failed to tion of Russia. Pass porta had been ar- ground afford any remedy. The governor of not but ranged for, arriving, they prounder our present laws, is ceeded with the arrangement that the Georgia either to punish officials powerless Meanbe would forwarded. paasporia who are derelict in the performance were time they arretted and held until of their duties or to enforce the laws the proper papers were procured. against the leader of moba. These are matters which are entirely in the COAL, COTTON AND IRON CONhands of grand Juries and the courts, TRABAND. and over then the governor has abso- Scientist Combats Darwin Theory and lutely no authority. Advances One of Hie Own In Rome. Sept. 29. A 8L Petersburg "There should lie a modification of ' Opposition. new to a agency which la our laws providing some remedy and dlapatch not confirmed from any other source, placing each matters either In the Rt. Louie, Sept 22. Great Interest, aseerte that an extraordinary meeting hands of the governor or with the has been aroused in tbe congress of of a commissi on to nonaider the quea-tio- n supreme court of the state.1 arts and scienca by the theory advanof contraband waa held yesterday and decided that caoL cotton and iron NEW YORK HAS COLD SPELL. ced by Prof. Hugo da Vries, professor of botany In the University of Ammaterials should be declared contraband. New York, Sept 22. Today waa the sterdam. who combatting In the open coldest September 22nd New York City Darwin's theory of the origin of apedei advanced a theory of hla owns in has experienced since the establishACQUITTED FOR MURDER. opposition to all Ideas of forment of the weather bureau 14 years Huntsville, Ate, Sept 22. Thomas ago. The official temperature at a. m. mer and present biologists and phyto-genistProf de Vries aasorta that no J. Riggins was acquitted tonight of was 43 degrees, but earlier In the mornmurder in the first degree accused of ing the thermometer registered 33 de- two of tha asms species of animals from ths lowest stages to man, are grees lynching the negro Maplea. alike in any important particular. Through hwedlty he claims the distinguishing feature or element of an individual la not transmitted to the of that Individual, .which, In ths theory of Darwlb, represents the main principal and who claims that hr heredity passing from generation to generation, the peentauities of the primogenitor finally reunited In a new eperlee. Prof, de Vries denies this snd offered proof before ths scientists that an entirely new species may be developed within one or two generations. The deeply scientific points advanced by Prof, de Vries bse aroused the defenders of Darwinism and biologist to Vice-Presidential Immediate intercut and precipitated general discussion among the scientists of in attendance upon the congress. Sectional meetings continued today. Wheeling, W. Va., Sept. 22. Davis, the Democratic -- PASSENGER Congress. 8t. Petersburg, Sept 22. In Odessa this morning while Chlefof Police Neid-ga- rt in company with Prints Obolonsky bis asslsiant, was inapec c souia new government buildiu la the Boulevard Nicholas, near the j jshgjr monument a young man wearing a blue blouse fired a revolver from a distance of six parse at Netdgart The bullet did not strike the chief of police and the would-b- e assassin was about to fire again when he was seised by Ote'.onsk. The man's weapon that ST. Durnovo, undersecretary in Prince fell to he around and a desperate charge of the poets and telegraph a will r, ,ueil in the course be succeeded by M. Severe IT, at present struggle of which ' Neldgart was wounded lit charge of the preaa department Governor General Fallon, prefect of St. in the hand with a dagger. Jhe assailant was secured and placed Petersburg, has been designated to iu custody. He refuses to give hie succeed as Prince Sviatpolk-Mirek-y governor of Vitas, and will be suc- name or any account of himaelt ceeded in the prefecture by Count Bhouvaloff, the former prefect of Odes- SAYS SEPTEMBER DEMOCRATS RUSSIAN OFFICERS Arrives in New York and Holds Continuous Conference With the Powers Who Are. HORNING, Whil the Japanese are reported toi be slowly advancing upon Mukien.l there has been bo fighting worthy of I note between the opiKwlng armies un-- l der General Kuropaiktn and Marquis Oyama. Tbe latter, according to the military critics at St. Petersburg, la likely to pursue tactics quite different from ihoae essayed by tbe Japanese ai Liao Yang, and it is expected that tbe attack will come upon tha Russian front and flanks, rather than in the form of an enveloping movement. Definite Informal Ion from Pori Arthur ie very meagre and Inconclusive. Both Tremont Temple and the Philadelphia Minister's association were represented by delegates at the funeral. Tbe body was removed to a receiving vault, and It Is expected that some time later is will bn cremated, according to Dr. Lorlmer'a expreseed wish. e AND DEMOCRATS ARE 8ETTL- ING THE NEGRO QUESTION Houston. Tex., Sept. 22. Tom Watson, of Georgs- - who Is to speakhere tomorrow arrived unexpectedly tonight end the committee failed to meet him. At the station Mr. Watson hired a hark to drive to a hotel and was requested bytbe driver to admit another pasaenger. The driver presented a negro woman aa bla tea t mate. whereupon Mr. Wataon left the back and struck the negro driver a blow. Philadelphia, Sept 22. The condition of the Viscomleaee De Faramond, wife of tha French naval attache in Washington, who ie a patient in the Medico Chirorogical Hospital hero, having submitted to an operation for appendicitis. Is tonight reported aa favorable. The Vlcomteaae, formerly Miss Ivy Langham of Kentucky, was stricken w hile returning Iron Europe and came to thia city on Tuesday. She is e slater of the wife of Barns Von Sternberg, the German ambassador. Russian spies allege that a considerable force has been detached from the Japanese army which raptured DRIVER HELD FOR Liao Yang and act back to aid in tha MANSLAUGHTER. operation! against Port Arthur. Tha formation of several Runslan rifle brigMelrose, Man., Sept. 22. Telephone ades for service ia tbe Far East have linesmen who were straightening out been ordered. wires disarranged by the dynamite explosion yesterday, found a portion of 22. The situation Mukden. Sepf. a body on the ctom arm of a pole. hero continues quiet Small parties of At Maiden Ihe officers and Judge skirmisher are pushing held a conference aa a result tha Japanese of which northward on the road from Ben tala-pul-se the plan for holding Fenton, the exto Fuahan. waa modified and press a It la stated by Russian splea that charge driver, of manslaughter was preferred. considera detached has Marqula Oyama On thia Fenton was held la with ths bonds of charge able force to fur a hearing on Oct. fl,009 army before Port Arthur. 4th. The Rusaiaas have taken many beChunchusas prisoners, among them DOING AWAY WITH TELEGRAPHY. ing found n number rtf Chinees regular soldiers. Aa rapidly aa the Chicago, Sept The weather baa turned suddenly tbe cold. The supply of uniforms Is In- change can be brought about of the Burlington system adequate, and tha soldiers art being management ha determined to substitute tbe telesupplied with Chinaau padded over- phone for the telegraph la dispatching have been bought In and coala, which operating passenger and freight large quantities. trains Tha announcement was mado Many. Chinese families are leaving today after tha conclusion at compreMukden. tesla that have been in The Chinese are extensively counter- hensive for several yean on various progress Russian feiting money. Chinese have brought Into Mukden, parts of. (ha ay stem. ten aoldiera who had been' thought eii her killed or captured at Liao Yang. FOREST KIRE8 BULL RAGING. They had been rescued and cared Butte, Mont.. Sept. 22. The rala for by natives, who fed them and yesterday waa heavy brought them into the Russian lines. tor Tha Chinese had refused payment from enough to put out the forest fire which baa beau tor two (he peat weeks raging Ibe mm. but they were suitably rewarded by the officers of the regiment. ia Warm Hprlnga canyon near AnaA conda. of wind fanned the change The surgeon of on of the Siberian regiment who waa raptured at Liao mouldering embers Into florae Urea and tha fire started off again on a Yang has arrived here. The Japanese treated him well, entertained him at a rampage toward the Twin lakes counconcert In the famous Liao Yang sum- try. The ground Itself seem a to be afire mer garden and offerod him a position from the burning of tbe roots. aa surgeon In the Japanese army CHIEF JOSEPH DEAD. Finding that ha preferred hla own regiment. the Japanese good naturodly him to the line and allowad him 22. Chief Spokane, Wn., Sept. to return to Mukden. Joseph, the famous Nes Perce warrior Captain Bhubert and four Buriat la dead. Ho had been In poor health Cosearha have returned from a long tor eome time. He waa sitting by his scout aonlh of the Japanese main camp fire on tha Colville reservation army. The captain bring! Important In- Wednesday afternoon and was seen by formation regarding tha Japanese loca- Indiana nearby to tall from hia seat tions and movement and naye active to the ground. When they lifted him operation In thia vicinity will probably It wee found (hat he had died from develop within a few days heart disease. It . . ed 23. Various unconhave reached Loudon that the Vladivostok cruisers have sailed out; that Lieutenant General Bfoeesel haa made n counter attack and a fort from the Japanese; that Madam Stoeaael waa wounded In the ehoulder while attending wounded soldier at Port Arthur; that the Russians are leaving Mnkdan, eta., but little reliable news haa been reneived here. Bennett Burleigh wire from Tnklo to the Dally Telegraph denying that the Russian destroyed the railway bridge at Liao Yang. Ho says that only Ihe weed work waa burned, and that the alar! girders are intact. He adds that the Rnaatans hardly damaged iho railway between Dalny and Liao Yang. The nelly Telegraphs Tien Tain correspondent reports bodice of Rue-ela- n cavalrymen at. Fakomaa, a rich diatrtet across the Liao river weat of Tie Paas. London, Sept. firmed rumors ' asking - for figures. Washington, dept. 2?. Morton haa addressed lettersSecretary to variDiL LORIMRR. FUNERAL OF ous lam Industrial companies throughout the country, ashing them New York, Sept. 22. The funeral of for Information about the pay their tha late Dr. George Claud Iortmer. machinists receive, the classes In who died on September 8th at Aix Lee which they are divided, the amount of Baines. Franc, waa held here today In piece work done, ihe premium paid the Madiaun Avenue Baptist church, for overtime work and other metier of which he waa jiastor. Rev. K. 8. about the employment of the men In McArthur delivered on eulogistic ad? this trade. The machinists at the drew. Rev. Dr. P. 8. H el son. who navy yard at Washington have asked first in Chicago, for increased pay. and the Investigasucceeded Dr. end afterwards in Boston at Tremont tion by the secretary ia in the InterTemple, also spoke on his life and est of thla request. work. , CONDITION FAVORABLE. GOLF SERIES CLOSED. amateur championship closed tournament at the World's Fi grounds today. The double rour were won by Phil Bryant, Boston, h 192. score 820; Will H. Thoiispst ffoatttle. bite 190, score 820 aecon Robert Williams. Washington, D. hits 191, score 819 third. Will H. Thompson has been elect a member of the executive coram tee of the National Archer Assoc tion. Tacoma, Sept. 22 hers Association of The Photograp- the Pacific North- west this evening elected officers for tbe ensuing term and decided to hold their annual, convention nevt yrar at Portland during the Lewis ad Clarke Expoeitlo. London, Sept. 22. Walter Severn, president of the Dudley Gallery Art society, la dead. agalY4 years JEWS DISTURB TRANQUILITY RUSSIA. OF London. Sept 22.- -A dispatch to Reuters Telegraph company from St. Petersburg, says that disturbances occurred at Odessa last week and that it la expected similar disorders have broken out at. Kbaroff, hut. that details regarding them are tacking. antf-Jewl- sh WILL NOT RESIGN. Cleveland. Ohio. Pppt. 22. President W. H. Newman of the New York Central road in a telegram to a local paper today, denied the report published that he had resigned. Ho added that he had no intention of doing so. WILL MEET IN PORTLAND. St. Louis. Rept. 22. The Associated Fraternities today decided to hold their next meeting in Portland. Ore., in 1905. 81. Petersburg. Sept. 23. 4 a. m. Grand Duke Michael Alevandovltcb, brother of the emperor, haa gone to Vilna to attend the unveiling of a monument of Catherine 1L MORMONS HAVE BEEN EXPELLED Two Missionaries Sent Out of Hungary and Has Resulted In Decision Prohibiting Mormon Propoganda in the Country. Vienna, Sept. 22. Count Ttesa, the Hungarian minister of tha Interior, bae rendered a decision prohibiting Mormon propaganda within Hungary, upon the ground that such a awvement is not de- airabla from the standpoint of both state policy and religion. The Immediate occasion at the decision was the expulsion of two Mormon missionaries, Franklin Plngre and William Wetaol, who came from Salt Lake City to Teeavar, 18 months ago and attempted to organise a Mormon com inanity among Hungarians who formerly had resided in Utah. The two missionaries were expelled, promptly whereupon their Hungarian friends appealed to the minister of the interior, the result being the preaent decision. aa a a |