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Show i' 'J Want Ads. Free to All Subscribers. Tell Us Your Needs. I yitblteljrii Datltj at (Oitfint, lltali Nft83B g. VOL. JAPANESE PEACE TERMS RELIEF SHIP T I ISR ef- Terra Nova Makes Timely Rescue cf the Fiala Arctic fect ON THE CAPTAIN. Deposition Physician of of House Christ's Hospital Introduced Today. 10. Aug. WOOSTER. On tlje eve appearance on the wltneaa worn and Captain Taggart look court today opened When tuggtrd- Physl-d- l. houae the from deposition Clnclnnat. of chrlat'a hoapltal In three apent hen Mrs. Taggart In was Taggart while Captain montha waa read. qm Philippines with the 7M morning waa occupied attomeya ugnment of Mra Taggarta of a certified iri.rt the admissionrecords in Mra hospital the ot oopy sustained court The case. noarts . tbelr position. CHRISTIANA, Aug. 10. The Terra Nova, the steamship sent out In March to relieve the Fiala Arctic expedition, which waa hacked by the late Zeigler, bearing the rescued members who were found on Frans Josef land, has been sighted off Honnlgavag. One Norwegian seaman died of natural causes. Flalaa ship America was crushed In the Ice eeriy In the winter of ISOS. Four were lost. The party reached 83 minutes one second north longitude. Fiala aald the resue was timely. Supplies left by previous explorers saved the party privations Three attempts to reach high latitude failed. The scientific work planned waa successfully carried out PREPARE FOR CUSTER MASSACRE REPRODUCED IS AT PORTLAND COMING OF BRITISH SHIPS QUEBEC, Aug. 10. Elaborate preparations have been made In local government and civic circles for the reception of Prince Louis of Battenberg and officers of the British second cruiser Atlantic squadron, due to arLord rive here today or tomorrow. and Lady Grey will give a ball at the Citadel In the viceregal quarters, and the provincial government will also honor the prince and officers with a similar mark of respect The city of ors Quebec will also do its share In the of the massacre reception and entertainment of the The reproduction had for its location a plot of ground distinguished visitor. on the government peninsula In Guild's lake, near the river entrance HARPER ROCKEFELLERS The lay of the ground to the fair. CONDITION IMPROVED wu similar in many respects to the CLEVELAND. O., Aug. 10. Accordgeography of the Little Big Horn, which circumstance added much to ing to Dr. Bigger, Rockefeller's phythe Interest of the spectacle. Indiana sician, Harper's condition ia improved bom the Umatilla reservattonr" garbed and "a second operation ia not necesis the war clothes of the plains sary. Harper Rockefeller declined to formed the attacking party, and the be seen. attack waa maintained by them until the last of the soldiers representing Outer's heroic little hand had fallen. OF Aug. 10. The with was massacre reproduced Cuter detail at the wonderful fidelity to jwls and Clark exposition today with the Umatilla Indiana and soldiers of the Oregon National Guard and the Tenth United States Infantry as the The affair proved one participants of the moot attractive In the program of spectacular events arranged for the entertainment of the exposition visitOre., PORTLAND. WAS SLAYER CIRCUS BICYCLE RIDER IS FATALLY INJURED JENNIE CRAMER HELENA, Mont., Aug. 10. Volo, Uw bicycle rider with the .Bamum A Bailey circus, who Jumps the gap during the performance, failed to do Uw trick here last night and fell to Negro Confesses to Crime For the ground. He waa unconscious for Which Another Ran Is Servhalf an hour. The physicians first ing Sentence. thought he but later was not seriously Injured, they said they feared he waa internally Injured and would die. He hit Helena shortly after midnight lth the circus In charge of a physician. Voltfa correct name la Tom Butler. Hh wife loops the loop In an automo- U she followed with her turn Inct night Immediately after the accident to her husband. FATAL FALL FROM THE FERRIS WHEEL POCATELLO, Ida., Aug. 10. Carrie, Uw daughter of Hyrum Hen of Pocalello, while riding the rri heel owned by the Carnival cwnpmny. playing at "Pocatello this was fatally injured yesterday her hand catching In the hinge of cartage, causing her to faint and head first to the ground while carriage waa fourteen feet In the Th un fortunate girl died in about , wo hours after being removed to her heme. OHIO SEVENTH ADVENTISTS vansfiel- d-- r"th DAY IN CONFERENCE 10.The Aug. Adventists of Ohio annual camp meeting and crence at the fair grounds here "JT- - President H. H. Burkholder of Wlng. Several hundred th denomination were . t the opening, and it ia at the attendance the be-th- 25? , ex-th- S bom r tW" during " dUttauld . speakers SEATTLE, Aug. 10. George Leroy, a negro, who Is held In the King county jail under life sentence, has confessed that himself and two other men strangled Jennie Cramer at Stanford, Conn., sixteen years ago, for which murder a man has been doing time in the Weatherford, Conn., penitentiary ever since unless he died in prison. He says the actual murder waa done by Tommie Gardner, a famous white criminal, for 11,500, while hlmslef and another negro, Ed Jackmus, acted as spotters, getting $200 each. They were paid by a discarded lover of the girl from whom she bad secured considerable money and then Jilted. This man, Leroy says, eras an himself, but settled down under a new name and ia In the hotel business The last heard of him he was keeping a hotel on Coney Island. lct TREBILCOX WILL NOT BE HANGED TOMORROW was forwarded to the warden at San so Trebilcox will not be Quentin, tomorrow for the murder of hanged hta wife in this city on the 14th of lost March. It is expected that he will be brought back to the Jail at Nevada City by the end of the week. He has been in the condemned cell at the penitentiary for some weeks ana ether states will be BURNED TO WATER'S DESTROYED BY FIRE LEXINGTON. Aug. 10. Fire last night destroyed J. B. Hoggin's stock NOUMEA, New Caledonia, Aug. 10. bam and three trotting horses The Hoanokt burned to loes ia $25,000. A negro employe was th. flS8 t0flaT d nk at her arrested and confessed, implicating a "wlnga discharged workman. EDGE DEFENDS PFISTER Claims -Believed 1 ITisier GUEST OF UNITED PRERIDENT Indictment Was An District Attorney Is After Rose. Outrage- A u u. Mll.M Al'KKK. io. e.iiin the defense of E MINE WORKERS. r.fv Address to the Miners and the Catholic Total Abstinence Union. Delivers Mayor Charles the $11. nun graft Indictment ii;. i:,is ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. a statement that a . ixlay issuing i.f u. more optimistic view of the it I'liiliimitioii exists for the nccom-lish'.nen il,- - , z.,r ,,, is reported that M. Witte has telegr.-- i ;( iV;uly of poliiit-j- l ends. The I'fls-- r W1LKESUARRE, ra.. Aug. 10. !e knew the Japanese terms and that l lth u f,.v , I tiniici he was claimed tushies the Wyoming the throughout t , , the rhniiKrH he i'l imamendments. He believes the Japan-.test ever tea was It In honor erpetruted. initiate valley suspended toduy will propose. Is believed Hint District Attorney if the visit of President , Roosevelt. is after Hose. L'oii hi arrival In Wllkesburre this afternoon in response to an Invitation MRS. EDWARDS DID in address the United Mine Workers, NOT WANT ANY BIBLE the president was given a most enthusiastic ovation. Mr. Roosevelt was READING. Iii., Aug. HI A dclegu-lio- n evidently pleased with the heartiness of the County Woman's Christian if Ids reception, and aald as much In of Made Peace Con-dltio- ne Temperance Union called at the Jail words. The miners, as hosts of the of to illstrlbute billies among the prison- occiwion. turned out in force, all of ers. They had one for Mrs. Kate Ed- the collieries In this vicinity shutting wards. under sentence of death for down and all of the workers from the oi envoys was also regulated, so little the murder of her liusltaud. but she bleaker PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 10. The Rusboys to the superintendents sian and Japanese envoys assembled difficulty will be experienced on that deellned to see or converse with any being on hand to join In the greeting The above anif the visitors. to the distinguished visitor. this morning for the second day's ses- subject hereafter. nouncement were made officially sion. The formal exchange of creden- after Fully 200,000 visitors are in town to BRITT ACCEPT8 OFFER the morning meeting. see President Roosevelt and witness tials was made. In making the preFIGHT TO NELSON Klljlm Takasugl, professor of Engthe Mg parade of the Catholic Total 10. BAN exlish at Baron Toklo university, la of the FRANCISCO, Aug. sentation Komura again Jimmy Abstinence union. Never lias this pressed his regret at the misunder- opinion that the conference will end Prltt today accepted the Colma club's town such entertained distinguished standing of the purposes of yester- in a iieace treaty. Mr. Takasugl said offer of a purse of $20,000 and $10,000 who besides the presInclude, visitors, day's meeting whereby he neglected to he understood Japan's terms Include for (he picture privileges to fight Nel ident, John ('iinltnal Gibbons, Mitchell, 9. on to son finish a The asthe Immediate evacuation September of Manbring the papers. Again cordial surances that no Inconvenience re- churia. cession of the Island of Bag battle 1s to be pulled off In n roofless Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia and senators and sulted were given by Baron Rosen and halin, an Indemnity of a billion dol- arena Just across the Ban Francisco inuiiy congressmen, Is In The attire. The Judges. city gain M. Witte. The ride to the yards waa lars, and the possession of Vladivocounty Hue. at noon with 10,000 pnrude began In automobiles. All arrangements stok. The Indemnity might be scaled teiuiieraiice men In line. The presifor privacy are complete. Cards of When the conference adjourned at CROP REPORT GIVES dent arrived at $ o'clock. John MitchAVERAGE CONDITION admission to the grounds will not he 12:45 the envoys went to the lunch ell acted as his intntduetory simkes-min- i. Issued during the period of the nego- rooms In the naval atorea' building. WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. The crop The next meeting was at I o'clock tiations The president arrived at $ (dock, Issued today gives the average report The conditions upon which Japan this afternoon. It Is expected M 1 at 89, on time. Stoiis were made at Phlllpa-hur- g, corn condition of August spring desires to make peace were presented Witte will be In a position to reply to 99. and oats 90.8. Huston and Bethleliem, the to the Russians In writing this morn- the terms within twenty-fou- r hours wheat president appearing on the rear plat-foiing. It was then decided that the upon the main issue and acceptance AND DEATHS FIVE of his private car. At Phllllpa-bur- g Russians shall study the question and of the basis of negotiations Broadly, NEW CASES TWELVE Senator Knox Joined the party. will as soon as possible give their M. Witte la expected to refuse to ac 10. Five The president made several good NEW ORLEANS, Aug. answer in writing. Until then (he sept the conditions aa a whole, and talks along the route. "I bedeaths and twelve new cases of fever meetings of the conference are ad- Japans rejoinder will probably deter- were noon today. lieve our country will become the at reported The question of the powers mine the fate of the negotiations journed. model for other nations of the earth was the keynote. The presidents stay was limited to OARSMEN READY N. Y. YACHT CLUB NEWSPAPER FOR a few hours, and tha proposed parade and other formalities were dispensed with. The president's train waa met FDR THE REGATTA at the station by representatives of L CRUISE the mine workeri union and a delegation of city officials. After being Introduced by President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers, PresiFirst of Its find Ever Issued-Pap- er Opening of Banner Week of Year Contests Under Auspices of the dent Roosevelt delivered a half-hoNational Association of Is a Sixteen-Pag- e For Members of Famous In the course to miners. the sieech touched of his the remarks Oarsmen. president Amateur Yacht Gab. Weekly. oil various phases of iendhig Industrial problems, the relations between NEW YORK, Aug. 10. Today BALTIMORE, Md.. Aug. 10. Prom- cspltsl and labor, and urging the minLONDON, Aug. 10. The "Braille a sixteen-pag- e Weekly, newspaper ushered in the banner week of the inent oarsmen from mnny points In ers to act with conservatism and for the blind, and the first of Its kind year for the members of the famous the eastern states and Canada are sound sense In their negotiations with the operators. liere to take part In the thirty-thir- d ever Issued, has Just made Its appearNew York Yacht club, which is to to At the conclusion of Ids annual regatta of the National Assoance in Edinburgh. As Its name indiYacht was America turned what the the miners the squadThe Royal president ciation of Amateur Oarsmen. cates, the paper Is printed In the It marked racee will be rowed tomorrow and over to the Catholic Total Abstinence raised characters Invented by Braille, ron Is to Great. Britain. a blind Frenchman, who died In 1852, the opening of Ihe annual squadron Saturday upon the waters of Spring union, In annual state convention whose system la the one In general cruise, and from all Indications the Gardens, a branchy of the ratapsco here, and the members of which he use by blind persoba the world over. outing this year will eclipse anything river, the course, which has been laid addressed from a stand erected on the Later he ntiended the off by one of the city's surveyors, giv- river front. A recent Improvement In the emboss- in the past exercises at the monument a and mile bepatriotic While the cruise proper will nut ing a practically straight ing process renders the cost of proof the Wyoming the site best to be the Is said marking fleet what when half and untll the duction very moderate, and it ia be- gin tomorrow, The president leaves tolieved sufficient subscribers will be will get under way for a run across course In the country for longer races. massacre. obtained to make the new venture a the Sound to the old whaling port of The Spring gardens have little tide or night for Jamestown, N. J., where he tosuccess. The paper contains editorial, New London, the gathering ia the in- current and high banks on both sides Is scheduled to deliver an address Chautaumorrow before fine the national and wind from war and foreign news, together with itial and step In the give protection All qua. sporting Intelligence and various light cruise, a meeting late this afternoon vantage ground for spectators. most President Roosevelt spoke as folof one the to on one of board Indications the point the flagship features. Special permission has been being lows: held under The program for successful regattas ever given by the leading papers and press Important events I am particularly glad to siak to agencies of the United Kingdom for the cruise this year covers ten days the auspices of the national audience of miners and their this the reproduction of telegrams and ar- and Is replete with features of great and children, and especially to wives In addition Interest to the yachtsmen. ticles, and, as far aa possible, nothing the auspices of this great under speak has been left undone to give the blind to the squadron runs and social events GARDEN OF THE GODS temperance society. In our country the newspaper advantages possessed the yachts will take part in the Aator CHAUTAUQUA IN COLORADO the happiness of all the rest of the by those who have the blessinp of cup races off Newport and the Eastdepends most of all upon tha people Marblehead. ern Yacht club regatta at COLORADO SPRINGS, Cola, Aug. eyesight. and the of tha wage-workwelfare of Garden of the 10. Today's opening can sewe If the farmer. of welfare PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT NEGRO BU8INES8 MEN IN the Gods Chautauqua assembly was classes two of these welfare cure the L TO VISIT CHAUTAUQUA marked by a gratifying attendance. 8ESSION the that certain can be we reasonably The assembly will continue ten days, will a as whole prosper. N. Y., Aug. 10. community JAMESTOWN, LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Aug. 10. The lecbe during which time there will we must never forget that the fourth semi-annu- al session of the Ar- Everything Is in readiness for the visit tures, sermons and addresses by And He tomorrow. factor In securing the welfare chief of President Roosevelt kansas Business Mens league (colspeakers of national prominence, In wage-workand of farmer, of alike Is Lakewood at to scheduled arrive ored) was called to order here at noon addition to various features of lighter must be the man 6 of 5 as else, over and everybody between Erie (clock the today by President J. N. Conner. Many entertainment himself. to in be will taken the and from men morning, business representative "The only effective way to help anyvarious parts of the state were pres- the Chautauqua In a special traction CZAR MAKES UNEXPECTED car. The trustees of the Chautauqua body la to help him help himself. ent The sessions are to continue over VISIT TO TSARKOE-8ELThere are exceptional times when any to Issued Invitations Institution have tomorrow, and win be devoted to the one of us needs outside help, and then 10. The discussion of various problems relat- a breakfast to be given In the presST. PETERSBURG, Aug. he given freely; but norIt should hall visit memorial sudden honor a made at exartna idents Intellectual to the esar Higgins Industrial and and ing one of ns must depend each at (dock. nt S:S0 this morning mally advancement of the negro race. to Tsarkoe-Sel- o own his orexertions for his own exar upon without sending word. The HILL REFUSES TO GARCIA INAUGURATED can he done by success. the Something watched and dered alarms sounded ARBITRATE 8TRIKE TROUBLE PRESIDENT OF ECUADOR t wise legislation and by wise and honassemble. loops 10. Llnardo A dispatch from Radom, Poland, est administration of the laws; that ST. PAUL, Aug. 10. In reply to a GUAYAQUIL, Aug. Is. something can be done by our ac-request from Governor Johnson to ar- Garda, who was elected president of says forty masked men attacked the and bitrate the telegrapher strike, James Ecuador In January last, was formally poetofflee, killed three officials (Contlnued on Page 4.) took $10,000. J. Hill today wired his flat refusal. Inaugurated todsy at Quito. Gc out con 10. : In t- iit : - iiif-nt- Mr-tave- rn SECOND SESSION OF PEACE CONFERENCE Formal Exchange Credentials Japan Submitted. m lp ur sp-ec- er GRASS VALLEY, Cal., Aug. 10. A certified copy of the notice of appeal in the case of William J. Trebilcox HAGGIN8 STOCK BARN tEAMER Government Officials at St. Petersburg Take More Optimistic View of Outcome of the Peace Negotiations. t AT E ACCEPTABLE TO RUSSIA suit has bad divorce THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1905 SEMI-ANNUA- er O ; v i' i i t, Vi i 1 j IV ' |