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Show MORNING, 'JULY IHE MORNING EXAMINEE: OGDEN, UTAH, --TUrRSDAY 'k C, 1&03. aid of Olympia today, has not recovered cunsdotisnt'. No warrant has been but he iiiim out axaiuat Mclkmald Aberdeen w.:i not be allowed to leave uc.U It i known whether or not Rues BATTLE WAS FOUGHT BODY OF JOHN HAY PLACED IN GRAVE BAIrDPTCY! ON THE BATTLESHIP President Roosevelt, Members of Cabinet and F Other Prominent Men Present-Servi- ces Were Not Open to the Public. Evidence of Dissensions Among the Mutineers on the Kniaz PotemkineWarship Escapes Attack of the Torpedo Destroyer. Two Illinois Banks are St. Petersburg, July I. Tha battle- of members of ihe Epvorth League for Cleveland at 5:29 n. a. The trip Closed out the country would have been callKnlas Potemkina xum arrived at from Minnesua. Wisconsin. Illinois, from Altoona to this city Was withship alry swept under (ha arched gateway ed out if the agreement had gut b a a port cm the eastern chore Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska and South out incident. Tttodiuia, and halted at the aids of Wade Chapel, signed." P. C- - Knox will Join the party at ji of Crimean the peninsula without the Dakota, to attend the seventh internaforming a line on one side of the The Sewlekley. arrived. hav convention tional boat she which towed out ot torpedo roadway, the horse nun stood with the harbor of Kustenjl. It is believed extreme eastern and Pacific coast delpresented sabres, while the caskef the battleship took tho crew of the egations are da; today and when all was carried into the little chapel fop Washington, July S The comptroller torpedo boat on board and abandoned have arrived It la predicted that at lowed by the fatally and the presid-unf currency has appointed National or sank her while on the way to Them least 25,000 visitors will be in tha city. and the members of the cabinet. in Hank Kxaminrr D- - A. Foote, receiver doala. Tli torpedo boat destroyer The convention opens tomorrow difThe services were strictly private, as.ved with th lata secretary la tha or the Spring ValU-- National bank of Bmetilvy which went In pursuit of the three division held In aa many official family of Kr -- aidant McKinley. the chapel bvlng go small U was with Knlas Potemkins evidently failed to ferent halU. wwa ataay others who wllllng- - dilbeulty the properly accredited per Spring alley. 111, upon advice Store overtake her aa she has not been relata paid a tribute of honor eons found mom within lie walls. from Cook that the bank had The services were elmplc in the exported. aad reaped to Mr. Hay, hut It waa ioed. All idea of trying to sink tho Knias Ina wish of hla family that tha fun- treme. A hymn, Teanyeons hymn, The comptroller ha also appointed Potemkin has now been abandoned eral abould ha conducted for Jobh The Bar," waa rendered by a male National bank Examiner J. MacHholi by th admiralty, aa a report from tho Bay, tha maa they knew and loved In quartette, a imasape of the acripture tha brilliant waa read by Her. H. C. Hayden, pasreceiver of the First National bank of authorities of Theodosia aaya there yroatt Ilfs, and not for aad forceful prewar wboaa name la tor euentus of the Old Stone church. Toluca, Ills., upon advice from the are dUaeiulotii among the mutineers, This was fullowad by soother hymn, Ice president of the bank, that it a portion of tho crew favoring surhonored wherever claaa and sucreas-would nut open for business this utoru- - rendering. Fighting is believed to have ataia innahlp la esteemed a moos and a brief prayer from 1 v. bivugbl the oacmacs to g close. Ta lug and a request to have an examiner jI occurred on board tha battleship Tha aaeeaiblaca at bit funeral and casket was then borne oaor nior to charge. ing the voyage. This la supported by around hi grave waa therefore small. ike bee jims, the member of the fun The suupensinn of these banks Is duq I demand for a doctor. Tha ship Is Tha visible boson accorded him la enil party to the failure of C. J. Devlin, who was their carriages Bth ware la a ratio directly lavaraa aad tbs cortege passed up the hill topresident of both of them. The capital of ths Spring Valley .la those freely glvea him la Ufa aad ward the gust reeling phis of the National bank is 150,0011 and oC tha of the perhaps no giwatar taaUmoay ta tha dead secretary. Tbs worth ef tha aiaa could have been ground from tho chapel to tbo sunt First National of Toluca, 1100,000. flvaa thaa the quiet mannef la which nut of tho kunil on which Mr. Hay Is ala eountrymra, who appreciated hla burled Is steep nod the horses aitrang Petition In Bankruptcy. stood to their work with vigor wbllo tbo character aad achievements, Kaos., July I. Just what Topeka, aide, at hla family win, to taka gravel flew from tho ewrfaco of tbs amounts tbs Devlin estate owes to two koauga of tha fuiura for tbt endur- roadway aa tbeir hoofs slipped and Cossacks Illinois banks that have been c lured, la Bt. July ance of hla fame. scraped during tba short climb, from fired onPetersburg. this not known, but it la stated that they I casia, where they may get the support strikers Futilotf works the Now York, July 5. In aa Indepeat Tha events ef tha day eomuenoed tbo edge of tba drive to tbo jal Is the revolutionist a Baluwm, which was trouble by became Involved la loaning money to lot The 'irtd enca I fo with (ha arrival of prealdant Koues-vali- whlrh Mr. Hay L buried la perhaps morning. Day address at Montclair, N. J, A Norlfo fortified, le too dxnaerou a haven, sutering build the Toluca, Marqueiu I train at a. m.. aad closed with loo feet and along the walk for tLls the arrest of a youth who was who coal war-roasmall Booker T. Washington spoke of ths a era in tho carrying absence of railroad, took Th worts. supporting tha policeman, lis departure at 3 oclock. Tks fun- distance the cavalrymen boro the which Mr. Dvlln waa oonsiructr I ahlpa, It la doubtful whether tho of the negro sine the day progress eral waa held between 11 and II make between tbo llnce formed by him into custody, suspected the young I in tost authorities of Theodosia care to resist In his posses- lng to his mining property of and th oarvlca the negra I slavery oclock, the Inter uest being at noon. the members of tbo cabinot. The ini' man of having dynauilio sell thi demands of the mut'neer. a pris- stau. Negotiations nr on to I When, at I oclock, the special trala mediate members of tbo fardly gath sion. Tbs latter, on being made to the commercial anl has rendered considered which is Da railroad ot American The steamer property Buy killed with the Las and a Carons, revolver Champ, Department carrying President Booaevalt and the srrd at tha far side of the grave op oner. drew The I asset since then. He envaluable world a from on Port conArthur professions! is refugees striaers quickly M. Theery, the board, members of hla cabinet arrived at tha pceito the line uf dlstingulgbsd policeman. Nome, France, July In banking nnd boding business I M neodoia. to show that progress b aad deavored the Pelrrhof road won the . depot of the Ptaaaylvaala ohamifloB road, re- mourners. President Ruoeovvlt stool gregated os automooilixt, circle hers today everything All shipping In tho Black Sea has French Ha freedom added! are insaparablei ception committee composed of mam' at the end c the line rloeo to ijr C unsticks were ordered to disperse race for tha A petition to declare C. been warned against the Knlas Po-- international automobl ban of tha chamber of commerce, open gravo. for half of tu depth lb. them. The soldiers charged, using bankrupt, "Russia Just now Is drinking to tha will be Wed la the Unjttd touting, which. In view of the Bennett finishing Gordon James headed by President Ambrose flwaaey, sides of tho grave had been lined their whiiie and then fired a volley, oa bsunlf j the cup of sorrow because of he court today district dregs T ten in of hours, waa la waiting and a tie train slop-e- with brick laid la cement and the causing several caaualUea among the pnte iituatlra her crew, probably the fourth and last tap coun failure to learn that Its creditors. Mr. tSwhMy eatarad the preal-deot-a casket waa slowly lowered whilo 'hf strikers lbs excitement In the district of Kansas City was tiled upon behalf will not hesitate to hoist tho skull and minutes elapsed time, lie received a better serve it in a state ofpeople freedom. Is Tha petition crouUBM. ovation. tremendous is Intense. car and yractad him. The oik-- 1 trembling vole of tbs aged parti action, I Mbevo our esg o. Thomas Ughtfoot. John A. imng The race started at 6 oclock this this conrhas or members of the reeeptlos commit, pmoouuued tko wrrrs, eou-- 1 Earth to a lesson to loon and ts aad the Long Brothers Grow gL pmsrsburg, July French cham- country the the morning. tec w are ties presented to tha presi- earth, dust to dust, aGtes to ashes," Theory, of Kansas lteatfoa in th official Messenger of the pion, was tha first off, followed by the put Into practice regarding tha GA dent and tha man ban of the cabinet. sod then, whew tha casket was laid I ooma Into the Balk t the petitioning creditors aggregate af A short coavanation tragedy at Odessa, entire contest, including ths three nese wbo wish to ensued be- where It will rest for all time, he hand of ths censorship la raised Americans. A great crowd, including ed States. I believe wo will ooi leers the u tween President Itooaevelt rod Mr. raised hts voice la prayer for the soul I Th offert of (he aetjoa i. and all tha papers are filled with Minister of Commerce elemental and that it will pay from every poist cf Bwnsoy roiatita to the arrangements that had departed and of comfort for I a fiur ruptcy will be to columns upon columns of accounts General Brngere, tho commander of View to give these people 1M which had been mads relative to the the bereaved who remain. Tba proI have been chance. I am glad to see some seek fera of property papers. atari Leaving the witnessed French of the benediction cf tho tha army, nouncing participation brought presidential parmads by Mr. L)cv lla recently afapL Migp tbs machinations of th and gave tha contestants an enthusias- impression la gaining ground, b ty. With a sod of hla bead tha presi- tbo servlets to a cloeo. tbo transfers of life Insurance which rarolationlata, wish it had happened before that with tbe press, dent signified hat ha waa randy and President Aooeeveli stepped forwas made payable to Mrs. Devlin. Tba ooe voice, declares that tha mut- tic greeting v as they thundered past at nes boycott had been spoken of or walked from the trala to hla carriage ward lo speak a few words to Mrs. tho atari, transfer of real estate to tha First inies oa hoard ship of tho Black Ben felt tt Hay sad then walkod quickly to his The day opened cloudy and threat- fore our conscience had accompanied by Mr. da easy. National bank, which waa mads by fleet ware tha result of tha rotten of the Chinese ddllare. V1 boro which to Am soon aa (bay had taken Jilnt directly tbs system In vogue In the Husalan navy, ening and the tribunes nnd streets pre- value tbeir carriage Devlin Monday following Mr. "The while man ot this cow try li sented a desolate appearance after the aaatr tha maw ban ot the cabinet and the Pennsylvania depot. closing of tba bank, will b set aside, the bluejackets being utterly neglected hurricane The grav rod the balance of. the of yesterday which took off tremendous resp'mslbtlity and a the reception o&miataee entered the will also the attachment at Devlin Skd the officers ns living ashore, except tha decorationa, awnings and flags. mendoua opportunity; to him other carriages and, handed by the Hay family lotA were fairly cover'd property, mad later at Kansas City during the brief cruises hard-ridin- g few of tho tributes before door 1a open. Such strength Tho crowds began to arrive Commerce. meiaben of troop A. tba with flowers. of Bank Notional th by Captain Clado, in a long review, af- daylight A formidable force of mil- never be used to crush, but to procession of rmricyec moved off at vers as follows: As th real estate which Mr. Devlin firms that the question of food was a itia, composed of several regiments of There is no slavery more hurtful this President and Mrs. Roosevelt, swart trot for tha ChamVi'r of transferred to to First National bank mere pretext, the real cause deepIt bo on sectloi for Oommarre, two wiles away, where tba wreath of orchids, maldtahair ferns and several regiments of ay hatred whether on Monday waa valued at about er, in tha complete lack ofbeing here sympathy infantry a. m. another or one of race for another, lor, body cf Mr. Hay lay la atale. After and cycas leaves. 5:10 at till cleared the track ary, $ rtid.OOO, the artloa begun today on between tho men their officers, as Is shown in history, in tha end th King Edward VII, a wreath of orthe presidential party cams Leslie M. the part of tbe creditors will reducet. most of whom, he said, am disgusting- They received an ovation. oppressed become free and their opha to Just that when an ovation thaw, secretary of Ida treasury; Cbaa. chid. bank received of the assets the Theory Owing their posiBlr Mortimer and Lady Durand, a ly Incompetent. . pressors are lost" Loaa parts, secretary of the navy; wore also Amertcaua and the tions to influence st Bt. Petersburg, appeared amta- Wilson. secretary of agnent-Ion- ; wreath of lilies of tho valley. e Amer three lauded. Mr. and Mrs. Whitclaw they can nothing for good service or warmly epp Reid, a E, A- - Hitchcock, secretary of Topeka, Kans., July 5. J. T. Brad- the well being nnd contentment of the icas machines were painted red, the SALTAIR EXCUII5I0II JULY 11 tko Interior; Victor it. Metcatr, seers-- , wreath of lilies of tho valley and National of tba First receiver ley, men. Other writers, some of whom French blue, the English green, the Wry of commerce aad labor; Poet mas- white rose. said today that it would bo bank, are Ugh In the service, but German white, the Italian black and The evidently a Japancso government, wreath ter General George U. Curlslyou. about trn days before a statement of who write under Weber Stake Sunday School. Sfie assumed names. In a the Austrian yellow. of Iris flowers. General W. It. Moody, Mnalor condition cf th bank assets and most savage fashion, declare that tho as the hour ini leaves Ogden 9:00 a. na, 3:15 p.B. the Increased The crowd Lean-dcrMrs. Minlstvr Henley. England, aad July Takshlrs. wreath T. C. Knox, of Pennsylvania, former could bs made public. He In the navy is only far the start s&iroached, many auto, Returning, leave the Beach at I p. defeated the Vespers of Philadel- liabilitiesstaled attorney general, and Charles Emory of lavender, sweet peas sod maidenthat he did not think bureaucracy regime further aud 10 p. m. Care run through. Fm second la tbs heat for hair the ferns. phia grand the statu voald be a preferred cred- reaping what it has sown and plainly mobile parties, including Americans, Smith. former secretary of war. In 11.25 round trip. Tbe the thrones. huge among similar exist conditions being won Intimate that Tha Tbs a cup. Englishmen president's cabinet, Addition there were the president's standing challenge itor. but would have to take It machines quivered and snorted whilst?' with by n length. Time 7 minute, 1 second chances with other depositors la ths In tho army. Wrnogreptior, M. A. Intta, and the wroath of white awret peas The wealher clerk provides splendid settlement. of orchids and a base of East"Fear, aaya tho Slow, "la the sole waiting the moment of departure. At i president's secret siy, wm. Loeb, Jr, clusters ItnrM.r basis of dladpUns In ths army and exactly six o'clock Thqery shot off nod Dr. Rlxey, surgeon ganaral of the er lilies sad American beauty roses. weather for the keenly anticipated fcourM today were Ths department of stats, a standing struggle between the Vespers and the navy and will prove as poor on in- amid loud cheers, the other contestants nsvy, strument for harping the rank And file following in order and time as folAn enormous crowd had .gathered In wreath of killarney roars and lilies Leauders. This was the first race of ths valley and a bass of Easter the day and the loyal to tho throne as It has in tha lows: Interent fiwnt of the Chamber of Com meres of Earp, English, G:05; Jenatsy, Gey taken in It was evidenced by the suppression of discontent among ths ito ass Us coming of tha president and lllleo and cyeaa Iraves. Ths government should learn man, G:10; Lancia, Italian, 6:15; Tha diplomats corps, a standing crowds which thronged all the vantage people. tha departure of she fueeral and a wreath Of green galas with sprays of points along the course aud the lesson that ths soldiers and sailors Brawn, Austrian, 6:20; Lyttlc, United coagregut' airong detail of polios waa aareesary lilies of tho era beginning to awaken aa tha peo- States, 6:25; Caillots, France, 6:30; and of lavender rd in the vicinity of tbs winuiug post tn keep thorn in las. Bids bv Mm orchlde and avalley bane of Eaatrr lilies long before the hour for tbe start.. The Rolls, England, 6:35; Decaor, ple have already awakened. With Mr. Rwaaey, and ckwcly followAmerican beauty roses. Philadelpbians arrived at ths bout 6:0; Cagno, Italy, 6:45; Hyer--1 ed by Vice Presided Fairbanks, who COAL. DEMANDS Korean Tbs onlmus, Austria, 6:50; Dingley, Amerlegation, a wreath of house st ltl:30 all fit and full of go. In company with Governor Herrick, ica, 6:55; Du ray, France, 7:00; foot tba president nt tba depot, aad galas Iand chantres carnations with They launched their boat sad set off Theodosia, July 5. Tha Russian oa a paddle at 11:45 a. ui amidst enEngland, 7:05; Werner, the members of tha ce blast and re- palm Haves crossed In tho center. Chines merchants of Cleveland, a couraging shouts from a big gaiherlng battleship Kniaz Potrmklne has ar7:10; Nasxari, Italy, 7:15; Bartba president caption committee, . for rntu-aproand asked here rived coal, wreath of rambler ton, Austria, 7:20; Tracey, America, nf tbeir and the friendly walked slowly along the ball toward standing of lillca or valley, a base of cheer ofcompatriot visions and medical attendance. The 7:25. Ih Ilrtindi The tha door of tha auditorium in which cluster slight authoridemanded that the white mutineers and purple iris. Bunn after ths start Jcntzy, the brrexe towards the tha body lay. Two sentries on guard shore gave Innumerable tributes wero received the Leauders. who had the Herkshira ties guarantee their safety during th9 German champion, suffered a delay of at tha door foil bach with prevented from here. of other organisations. Institutions aide, a ULtle advantage in tbs ship stay arms and, giving them a quick, nervtwenty minutes which threatened to poiiltion. Tha him out of the race. ous salute, the president entered snl and Individual. Americans, shortly the set put lints BATTLESHIP. la MET no THE There more beautiful for tho race, rowed up to ihe perhaps finished the first lap, about stood by tha casket. Tha mi'ilm Theery starting In the I'ntted States than line, but the Loandi-r- ' F7 miles, at 7:41 a. m., elapsed time at tha presidential party nhid! was followed reftietery 6. ill of The captain of 1 hour 41 minute. Lnodn made the Lake Vitw. There may be othBucharest. July end when all had entered tha doors that brought up by the outsider, iha Brita vessel which has Just arrived here first lap In 1 hour, 35 minutes, showWars swung aad the s entries resumed ers that eq'ia1 It, but It Is difficult to ish crew driving up to the marling brllevs can that any from Galises reports that they met aurpnss it nnd of their guard ones more. in carriages faster time than Theery. sod embarking Intrrnivnt of Secredary Hay was point the battlmh'p Knlax Potemkins go- ingTbe Americans made s poor showing It waa tha expressed wish of Mm. the thence. In tbo aunt beautiful part of the ceming toward Batoum. In iu the tint lap. Lyttlca lapsed timo second heat of the the s Hay that President Roosevelt rould etery. The body of the distinguished for the ha allowed to sea tha face of hla vaa 3 bourn, 31 minitcs. grand challenge cup the BelBECRETARY OF WAR TAFT. secretary lino about 6.000 feel due cast boat the London rowiiiK club by again If ha desired to do so. of Neither Dlnglcy uor Tracey haJ gians the Garfield monument nnd all When the matter was mentioned to cover A the firat lap when Theery lengths. Time 2il minutes 30 In Ban are tbo monuments of men three Fran- a Quiet Day Spends tha president ha declined to disturb arourjwere Leo 5. at New York, July Stevens, completed the second at 9:30 a. m. in life and af- seconds. cisco. tha existing ejo of ubloprominent As the boat came up to ihe 'line a arrangements Ir lbs fairs ard Lancia at 9:38. Lancia continued , resort, has sailed J. and pleasure nation. nearby slightest degree and the casket was He was lea4 K but suffered a i preparatory to the si art the RriUsh Son Francisco, July 5. In consideracot opened. oarsmen seemed tbe morj r (imposed 11. Htildwia's airship, the California broxk down in the third lap, Thcary te- - j the of the this tion of N the SERVICES ufier being air and 200 day day into WASHINGTON. feet Arrow. Tbcro was a brief pause during of the two crews. a commanding toad. Lancia wa ' Secretary ot State curing The boats got away together but a trip skirting tha oce&a front for funeral of the late which the president and members six minutes ahead o' Theery when the of of War Taft and hlr the cabinet stepped furwsrj to pay Washington. July 5. A memorial i.e nervousness of the participants some distance returned in safety to Hay, Secretary occurred. The lapsed: breakdown to decided the transaction forego party tbeir respects to Mrs. Hay ns she en- service, la tribute to the late Secretary waa shown by splashing which mark- the place of starting. times of tho leaders nt the end of tht ! business. official This of all morning lUO was ! While the airship feet tered tha auditorium frex nu as e of Bute John Hsy. was held at the ed their first half doxrn sirokea. The breakfasted with Governor third top were as follows: iom and then all was ready for.tns Church of the Covenant st the same Leanders started with a stroke of 41 abovo around the long drag line which Mr. Taft Hawaii 18 5 minutes: hours, Theery, and announced thal of departure from th3 hml. The oier.-ter- s hour the funeral services were being to tbo minute nnd the Vespers 39. The was trailing, caught in the electric Carter 4 hours, 35 minutes; Cnillois j hs would visit Golden Gate park. He Cagono, nos of tha cabinet, present and sent the of Cleveland. the British ahead conducted nt wires. Stevens craft forg.-airship Practically 41 minutes 5 slightpast hours, whether would he undecided was arranged themselves In advance of all official Washington was present ly to the front, but there was not at full spent, tbe wire gave way end reservation Presidio the military We bier and tha six and members of the diplomatic corps much to choose between when they released the drag line, permitting the In his trip. Tonight the secretary MONUMENT TO PAINE. effirer of troop a took their pla?-- at a ho wore In th city, attondrd In a passed Temple Island in the record airship to continue Its trip. lb? side of the rssket. tvbeu ths body. The chancel of the church and time of 47 second. The PhiladelThe propeller was slightly injured will din. with his cousin, Mr. Hattie Miss Roosevelt was going bark to Blake, ot Berkeley. CURED BK PE-RH--Nl honorary pail hewers moved forward the pews occupied by the sccrvUry and phians. however, soon began to give while hc Church People Were Opposed to the; las casket was raised by th? hi family were draped In monrtilns sign that the hard work was telling it pri by lotting n project'iig beam. also spent the day very quietly, seeing j Dedication. ! Mtoa Gensvlvs May, 1817 8. Jteridi and followed by the members end a large number of floral offerings on them. The Leanders dropped Ftcven di'rUre.l that he could costly some personal friend. ' cf the Hsy family, ibo president and their stroke to 37. but th? Veopura ravlc.'.- tlie Ollfornla Arrow around the pulpit. Bt, Indianapolis, IrnL, Member Bsooa New York, July 5. The PROHIBITION WAR CRY. r. embers ef the r ceptlon rnmm:n- f Brooklyn, a feat could not rerover the lead of a half die r.orough Bchool Alumni Assll, writes : High monument of the Thomas Paine It was hon.e uloug the hell nnd 1 to crew whlrh the Leanders had trade. w hi-- i.e declares be will attempt tbe STRIKE OF HOUAEBMITHS. Ptraam Is the floeet regulator; Rochelle, N. Y., has been pos. New York. July 5. At the Prohibi- funds! car at the door. Tbv The lead Increased to a fun length. iixt w das. He added: Tbs etomech tiltordered bore ever o, other the and counthree-quarpublic t held the wabres of the rvvhlrymcr. flashed la mayor roned, tion rallies rr When throughout of a mile had under my control from the It dceerree out Ugh on certelaly pnlu, town flclals of New York. July B. A strike of BlV been covered the sun in a salute as the i jsket of Indepeai. -e new Declaration i! being a left the aerodrome until I Leanders again tn. Independence try te Mkllltuuy prepared. OOP hnuse.nilths all over the country In th- - doerwav and hs been read. The document, issued ence Day, which bad been decided u. slowed down thfir stroke to 34 but and I had no difficulty in every hat 1 wss in a tarribls condition ! in the grr:r hr;d walling crtiw.l was has br--- n averted. curv . descending or ascend for the Nations! Prohibition slllance on for tho ceremony. they always maintained a safe imj. in stomari-MNew recent removed. The members of the ca Rochelle of Th Miike The ththe had been drclsrVd the last quarter th.-of follows neglected ess of catarrh of th city air. irowment. phraseology made n ire while in of w formc-- l in two lines ba Of a new monument to ri' the to moved acHlnk' food csaaad 1776. ihe ot National Association of had The object the declaration long nuuide 0f desperate spurt and q'ii"kened the'. I the door and the caske. wau lmrn.. lOn'i-tc- r around of Stiurtural Steel and Iraki stroke rapidly. The drurrirana re is what It ! and built an Iron fenre it arraignment, however, BELIEVED TO BE FORGERIES. good aad only distressed m after tVni B;1(1 pfclCMl i i t:.e ih" instance of the International apnnded and their rail th-Impending tyranny of the I Preparation were made for a ce: gradually lng. I waa nauseated, had hsartbar c A 'He The r.'irriax ' 4siJonsiuin of Bridge A Structural! forged up until in! three quarters of ,jf t ic piil Colorado Colo.. July 5. traffle, and this is the motive mony to mark the transfer of the mo ' and headaches, and fait run down sm liquor ' tLrn tiirmeii n 1'r.e In rdvan-- c oft Iron orker. Tbe latti-- r amorist toil a length 'psr:i-- the two prove ' the but at the last or ument to city, for its appeal "to the patriots j:i stored a! a hotel in this city a to. hear" and iime of thi- f.ini !: 11 an agreement with the employer! Tbe efforv plttaly. But in two weak after IA " In the fortnight the appeal meat opposition developed among was futile. The 1! IV Belmont, son of August Belmont : Feruna 1 waa a changed person. ef President Rook-veir : i for a year which end if New York, a young man ha been had exptr-- Leander th,. picmv la band. Thuy taxpayers. particularly i.:ose wi.oT. j bottles of lolln-veCommittee tho madloiao mad n gr . f? r.t and when church members. the employers respond''. t tu the spurt of tbeir oppon- arraved fo- - u ering forged cr:ifi-' Words of command. and ii sn.t In thrss months my pw-tHundreds of person wr".r to Nr. change ,he winning posi a 'check. The a:rest vs n.atie at ths rturrvu.; wnl refused to renew the agreement it was ents w t.fimp!lng of boifs ud the 'a derided to orde.' a general strike. full Icnir". :.i nd Both crew fln!h request of Chfotgo pnl:re who referred tension is that its circulation shall no Rochelle, expecting .o witness t! ' ach waa cleared of catarrh aad Of into i I end .'bsjied Frank Buchanan, president of the ed strop,. B. Imoi.f as ( F. Winilsrnp Kiliott. be limited to Fourth of July eelebra- - ceremony. j to X.se front of the ttnsystamlaa Tl.i r Yn Belmont's m, iron workers, explaining the matter, -C- tonsvlvaH were found 'ions but it hall have a prominen e lay and the eortrge. PRIZE FIGHTER UNCONSCIOUS, j 're ccrtlfed ravr.lry. moving at a ys: j I 3100 Ter movement in the at Writs Dr. Hartman President ofW prohibition each, part EM RCUTE. ROOSEVELT Jilca trot, parar-- j straigtt south to 'The structural iron worker bad ur cf which were drawn on the Ger-- ! a'l times. Tiwik Banltariam, Columbu, ruclid avenne and thr one met i born Fnrtto-iil- . Ore.. July 4. A tpaclal tu : :an Arcrr.cn-- j getting 4 (0 a day for eight ! of New York anil , It cemetery five fres medical advto. All for huurs and only demanded a renewal of th- from Au.l'crd- m.e on ! EPWORTH LEAGUERS. 5- .Tha drivs to the ti-nPa.. .T i! a::d Trjt i rittsbireg. i the agreement. F rik.es had heeu or- Wash, tonight state that Fred Krarj rotrranv cf No y,i.-k- . spondenos held strictly confidential. A greater train arrlwl here nt These are be-- I part ol aa hour and it dered aoA every Iron worker tbrough- - .who was knocked out by k McDon- - I .isie-- t io b.' r. , 5. j. Colo, July was almost 11 o'clock when Cleveland, Jrly 5. At ilniost ci John noon today the hud lo rw( in Lake View Hay cemetery. Around the opes arave, at Um last auaneat. Mood, with bowed heads, th prcs:dnt and vice president cf the I'mi'd tiuiM, luewbwra of tha present cabi-M- t. aitJ and Bios who bad la fonsar years the by His Failure. cav- x NEGRO IS IN re-eu- PUTILOFF FAVOR OF AUTO RACE IS CHINA Ha-dv- due-lak- e Cossacks Used Whips and Then Resorted to Bullets. al.-qj- Claims This Country Made a Mistake in Exclusion. a d Americans Made Poor Showing in the Contest i o-- dee-Btate-a A-- With pub-pun- y AMERICANS . IT fojn WITH DEFEAT . Leanders u Won by a Length in Great Boat Race. e je wide-tprea- d Gr-many- , td . i ! Made to Obey the W ths Daring Navigator. ,nii-Cnal- y te cm s caral-ryme- a - surni-iTtde- h 0-- jv-h'- t- y Vo-pa- rs Sir-itgs- , , t "' d J j rv-d't-- , ; . J. 1a-..- s 1 JieL-gatlo- ?r |