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Show Its Only Use the Want Column. IOC hat? The Journal, by Carrier. Its Yours. Daily at (Oitftru. lltali BELIEVED THAT ROOSEVELT HAS POLICE ARREST IW LMI CAPITAL STOCK ON STAND OYSTER BAY, Aug. 23. President 11 to Ambassador Meyer Monday evening. JealousyOr Revenge May Have Been Cause For Murder of Mrs. Accomplished Adjournment of Conference Been Has loch Since Mize Roosevelt last Friday Informed of Kept Developments. bulletin. Aug. PORTSMOUTH, totophoMd fr." "y y" the proto-J- , jh, eonfsrsnes igiwd until Saturday. .nd adjourned will be held at S Th, next meeting afternoon. Mr. Sato 'deck Saturday Idumd to answer Jipi(1 prssent fcmsnds Did the question, any modification of her todayr Witte said the Japaneeo the old propoaitiona in eub-mitt- a new no conclusion had bean tfini but that In Chicago. rc-- Log-Rolli- ng pin E- ILL od corrected at thla morning's of the conference and an ournment taken till 2 oclock this sea-d- on adjaft- ernoon. Death May Save Aged Jacob From Wearing Co- SENATOR CLARK SAIL8 TO EUROPE TO RECUPERATE Ep-ping- er BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 2J. Daniel B. Jacobs, secretary of the Montana Lottery company, haa been arrested here, charged with sending by express lottery tickets from the state. Ha was released on 31.000 bonds. Jacobs waa recently arrested and charged with using the malls for lottery purposes, but the prosecution was dropped. Henry H&upt, president of the company, Uvea at Spokane and haa been Indicted by the federal grand Jury and la out on bonds. The Montana Lottery company's offices were recently raided and a dray load of lottery tickets seised. Jacobs Is charged with sending lottery paraphernalia to Kansas City and St Louis The company's operations are very extensive throughout Illinois and Missouri. DEATH FOR CATTLE THIEVES IS ADVOCATED CHEYENNE, Wyo Aug. 23. The Big Horn County Rustler, published at Basin, the county seat of Big Horn county. In ita issue of this week prints an editorial which openly advocates the assassination of men suspected of cattle rustling. After condoning the murder of "Bob" McCoy, the Rustler says: The people of this basin are as and peaceable on the whole as are to be found anywhere in the United States They hate thieves especially cattle thieves and when a man sets ip Into business as a br&nder of calves he la very apt to find the skull and cross bones painted on his door post If this does not stop his rustling well, he disappears for the good of the community law-abidi- ng nvict's Stripes. UNVEILING SOLDIERS Aug. ZS. Senator MONUMENT AT OGDEN8BURG Montana Is recovering from SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21 Death recent surgical operation and sailed OGDENSBURG, N. Y., Aug. 23. for dy Europe. He expects to may save aged Jacob Epplnger, the monument erected In honor of the The ln d several weeks king, who, It is alleged, recuperating. swindled local banka out of 2700,0(10, St Lawrence county soldiers who THIRTY NEW from wearing stripes. When his esse had fallen during the civil war, was CASES AND FIVE DEATHS was called before Judge Lawler this unveiled here today by morning the attorney for the defend- Fairbanks The celebration had a deNEW ORLEANS, Aug. 23. Twelve ant requested a continuance on the cidedly character, and was military Cases of yellow fever and one ground that hie client was In a critical infan"tb were reported at noon. Thirty condition as the result of heart trou- attended by the Twenty-secon- d of.Sacketta try Harbor, the regiment w cases and three deaths were re ble and that the tedious trial would Forty-fir- st battalion of Rifles Victoria MW at 2 o'clock. certainly result fatally. A continuance of and the Canada Fourth battalion was granted until August 22. of New York National Guard. The TOUTH kills bride Twenty-secon- d here arrived Infantry and ATTEMPTS SUICIDE OPENING CALIFORNIA this morning after having marched LAND TO HOME8EEKER8 the entire distance of eighty miles CITY. Aug. 21. William , from Socketfs Harbor. 22 CaL. COVELO, Special Aug. fT. ged 20, shot and killed his e James special Agent McLaughlin, eight months " commit suicide today.and attempted agent of the United States Indian de- OKLAHOMA ADVENTISTS IN ANNUAL CONFERENCE partment, haa commenced the apNEW was eoneerus Moyi?r lit CHICAGO, Aug. 22. Although the police are Inclined to believe Mrs. Effle Mlse, a wealthy New York widow, who waa shot and killed last night. Is the victim of a robber, a search is also being made on clues that revenge or Jealousy was tha cause. Several arrests were made today. The LAWYERS MEET AT PLACED police think none will result In secur- JACOBS ing good evidence. Mrs. Mice was murdered last night while taking an evening walk In one of the fashionable resident districts on the south side. In company with Mrs. R. F. Wilson of Las Cruces, Mexico, also a guest at the hotel, she went out IS SECRETARY OF MONTANA ANNUAL MEETING OF AMERICAN for a short walk. BAR ASSOCIATION. LOTTERY COMPANY. They were confronted by a man who demanded their money and valuables. Mrs. Mlse vigorously attacked the robber, at the same time calling loudly for help. Mrs Wilson turned and Charged With Sending Lottery One of the Most Notable Gatherings ran back toward the hotel. Tickets From the State of Distinguished Lawyers Ever Mrs. Mlse was able to utter Just two Held In This Country. By Express. cries for aid when the robber shot her In her the heart, killing through m YORK. ex-gra- Vice-Preside- nt . praisement of the relinquishment to a OKLAHOMA CITY, OUs. Aug. 21 SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT portion of the Round Valley Indian The annual camp meeting and con16,111 acres reservation, comprising In northern Mendocino and ference of the Seventh situated T0RK- - Aug. 22. Day AdvenRoy Knab-fsouthern counties. Trinity Oklahoma of tists tftrnoon niade a succeis- opened this non-n- g lht in his air ship, flying for an Inside of sixty days these lends will at Concord park. The park has be subject to entry under the United the shopping district been transformed Into a city of tents States homestead laws. and p resents quite a military aspect Resident Vastro There are three large meeting tents RU8SIAN SECURITIES RECEIVES MINISTER RUSSELL besides a large number of smaller TAKE RISE IN PARIS tents which will he occupied by the Au' -P- resident Css PARIS, Aug. 23. Upon favorable visitors during the ten days of tha w-- Russell, the new construction of the news from Ports- meeting. Many prominent evangelists Unleter frem the United States, cor- - mouth today Russian securities rose and lecturers will address the gjjny knabenshue MAKES U tre8 40 centimes. IN TAGGART TRIAL f.Vt lUt A:nlws.i.l,r PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 21. Owing t.. Meyer saw the czar today and that advices fr.nu oyster Hay s.iy the president sent a long message to Meyer it I believed certain that the cz.tr in the InPresident Roosevelt msde a personal ane.ii terests of peace. As. 21. The envoys were re-nthe peace of this morning after an Interval Since they adjourned days. four of apparently almost hopelessly stantly. jlrMcd, many things have happened accomplished, MIS80URI LOG R0LLER8 gad much has been IN ANNUAL CONVENTION which lead to the belief that today's deflIn something i... may result ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Aug. 22. The stta , been annual meeting of the Northwest Mishave arrangementa Pp.i.1 association opened msde to keep the president Informed of souri has here thla morning with a well attended (hi developments. A telgraph wire tomorbun placed directly In connection with meeting. In the afternoon and confield row will and usual there be the and Bay Oyster the navy yard teams In which and tests drill. been has many Peirce provided Secretary from all parts of the state will take with a cipher which he and the presipart. Many valuable prises have been dent only understand. of donated for the occasion. The organadvisor the legal Judge Denison, is made up of the various the Japanese, and Pokotlloff, of the isation eulte, remained at. the hotel camps of Modern Woodmen of Amerimemntchlng tor news from the confere- ca In this state and has a large are state In in all there this to the to convey bership. nce room, ready of 165 and the camps organisation, that might envoys sny developments many of them have uniformed teams. trisefhera The Russians left the hotel first Between forty and fifty of these teams I bovine and smiling to salutations. The marched in the parade this morning. Japanese for the first time since their The convention will last two days and will entertain arrinl acknowledged the greetings of the . local Woodmen the crowd. While waiting for their them with great hospitality. automobile Baron Komura and Mr. PROFESSOR MARTENS IS HeretTUsihlra bowed and smiled. ORDERED TO RETURN HOME ofore they have looked neither to the right nor the left leaving to Mr. Sato ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 21 Prothe duty of returning the salutations The aeaalon began at 1:40. The first fessor Martens, who accompanied M. fastness wai the reading for comparl-- m Witte to Portsmouth as advisor, has and signatures of the minutes of been recalled and ordered to return tha previous meetings. It la not ex- to this city August 21. pected that anything elae but that will he done thla morning. An unofficial Xreport from the navy ytrd oald the conference had adjourned until Saturday. M. Witte that the protocols were read CRITICALLY PORTSMOUTH, ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 23. Amen, ,i:. A ' i . lu received today by the emperor. It Is b.:ifv.M Meyers the pending peace negotiations AUGUST 23, 1905 INCREASING TRE MADE A PERSONAL APPEAL TO CZAR MANY SUSPECTS RESULT IN WEDNESDAY, Stockholders of Western Pacific to Authorize Increase From to $75,000,000. Denied That He Pinched Mrs. TagThought Taggart gart's Leg SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. Aug. 23. Was Mentally Unbalanced When Tlie stockholders of the Western PaHe Was Placed Under Arrest. $50,-000,0- 00 cific Railway company have been called together to meet here today for the purpose of authorizing an increase if the capital stock of the company from 350,000.000 to 375,000,000. The company recently authorised the laaue of 350,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, the Interest on the mortgage to be guaranteed by the Rio Granite Western Railway comiwny. 23. Brigadier- WOOSTER, Aug. took General Minor's wife the stand in the Taggart divorce trial yesterday afternoon. She said the was In a position to see every guest at the table und saw nothing lniproier In the attitude of General Minor toward 'Mrs. Taggart. She said Mrs. Taggart admired the niaes on the table and In her presence the general gave her one. WESTERN PACIFIC TO Mrs. Minor was askADOPT TUNNEL ROUTE ed: Did you know of tlie time General ELKO, Xev., Aug. 23. Western Pacific engineers working at this point Minor called upon Mrs. Taggart and intimate that the company will soon remained alone with her In the parlor while a young woman was posted on of the begin work on the construction porch?" several tunnels between Elko and CarMrs. Minor answered: lin. Two routes hnve been surveyed Never heard of It and dont bebetween the points, one along the rivlieve It happened." er, following an easy canyon grade, Mrs. Minor said there has been but exteremely tortuous, and tlie other strained relatione between Minor and directly through the country, requirTnggart since the time when the latNARRAGAN8ETT PIER, R. I., Aug. ing several tunnels ter, then a lieutenant at Fort Thomas, When asked what course the com- was 23. The annual meeting of the Amerforced to apologise to Minor, then would take, Engineer FrienelL a major, for failure to purchase a ican Bar association has brought to pany In charge of the corps, said the policy this town ms of the most notable of the Western Pacific waa to build sword according to orders. General Minor took the stand and of distinguished lawyers a road that would not have to be al gatherings said he waa 65 years old. Ha la a ever held In this country. Every part tered or reconstructed in order to lesbrigadier-genera- l, retired, and stationof the United States Is represented, sen the grade or distance. This la ed at Columbus as advisor to Goverand among the delegates are many of construed to men that the tunnel nor Herrick. General Minor and Mathe greatest legal authorities on vari- route has been decided upon. Between looked at each other and ous parts of Jurisprudence known In the points, the Southern Pacific has jor Taggart flushed, but neither showed signs of this country. The convention was three tunnels, with a total length of recognition. called to order by President Henry St. over 7,000 feet. I sent for Taggart and he said he George Tucker of Lexington, Va., and must have been crazy. He spoke of his held a short meeting in the morning WESTERN PACIFIC BUSY wife as a woman of perfect virtue IN BECKWITH SECTION and another meeting In the afternoon. and called upon God to witness that The new Matheweon hall had been senever struck her before. With LOYALTON, Cal Aug 23 Tele - lhe lected for the headquarters of the asI two officers I called upon Mrs. Tag- sociation. grama have been received In Beck- - gart. She said she was afraid of her most One of the important subjects with by the surveying engineer In life. Her eye was blackened and she that will come up for consideration charge of Western Pacific construe aid one of her shoulders was bruised. will be the report of the committee tlon work, and It looks from these & if I ordered Captain Taggart confined in on Insurance, which will be submitted I construction work on the new road la the hospital for her protection. by Ralph W. Breckenridge of Omaha, to made no suggestion directly nor Inonce. at begin the chairman of that committee. The Quite a number of men are now directly that he write and apologise report makes the following five spe- employed along the proposed route, to hie wife. At the request of Tagcific recommendations: Legislation digging ditches, etc., between Beck- gart I refrained from preferring by congress providing for the super- with and Vinton. Horton Bros., who chargee for courtmartlal. I had alvision of Insurance; the repeal of all own a sawmill here, have been asked ways found Taggart a good officer and valued policy laws; a uniform fire to figure on 4,000,000 feet of bridge never hnd cause to complain before, policy, the term of which ahall be timber for the Western Pacific to be and could only explain hie actions on specifically defined: the repeal of all dellevered next spring. the grounds that he had been drinkretaliatory tax laws; stricter Incoring too much, which was not customporation laws In the several states as ary for him." they affect the creation of Insurance At the time court adjourned yesYELLOW FEVER companies, and a federal statute proterday Minor was telling of the dinner party and said he did not pinch hibiting the use of the malls to all persons, associations or corporations Mrs. Taggart's leg. IN of Insurance General Minor was on the stand transacting business In disregard of state or federal Mrs. Taggart's again thle morning. regulations. attorneys asked the court to throw out It Is expected that W. R. Vance of evidence of Minor's report to the war Virginia, a member of the committee, In which he admitted there Governor Threatens to Send Troops department will submit a minority report, in which were demerits against Taggart which to Make Examination of he will differ with the majority of the should not have appeared. The court on not Its findings, general refused the motion. Minor said this committee, Cases. Suspicions hut on the proposition that there la no morning In correction of hie testimony constitutional obstacle existing to the yesterday that the first order given inauguration of federal Insurance bus21. Three after Taggarts an set was to LieutenJACKSON, Miss.. Aug. ant Fortesque ordering him to stay iness. Missisat fever new oases of yellow In addition to the general meetings way from Taggart's house. afterthle were reported sippi City The general said he was not drunk of the association there will be sec- noon. The governor haa telephoned tional mettngs and a meeting of the the Foster Creek Lumber company In at the dinner party. He said that Association of American Law Schools. Amite county that unless the state while cocktails were served at tha Another feature will be a conference health officers are allowed to examine start and there was wine on the table, he drank very little. of the commission on uniform state auspicious cases troops will be sent to The official record of Taggart's conlaws The convention will close on make an examination by force. in tha hospital was introfinement a with banquet. Friday night "Sick In line of duced. It showed: MOFFAT MAY BUY MINES under arrest July 2; GASOLINE MOTOR CARS IN WHITE HORSE DI8TRICT duty July commanded company after July 3." WILL BE OPERATED 23. General Minor thought Taggart menNev., Aug. OLINGIIOUSE, were many offiEUREKA, Nev, Aug. 21 Follow- Representatives of David Moffat, the tally unbalanced, ing the example set by the Nevada Denver banker and railroad magnate, cers from campaigning in the PhilipobCentral railway, the Eureka and Pali- are at this place with a view of pur- pines He had him locked up for Hoff Colonel servation. that reported several of the large mining sade railway company, which owns a chasing he found no signs of mental disturbstretch of track from the main line of properties of the White Horse district ance and he ordered him released sevownto made the have been Overtures 100 the Southern Pacific to Eureka, to the eral days later. miles southward, will soon place In ers of the Kennedy strike and no The copy of the report Minor made service a gasoline motor car, which Pritchett A Dahl company, hut of the quarrel between Taggart and made. been will run on Its rails, making dally trips ales have wife was Introduced. his the Taggarts Moffats say representatives the entire length, and carrying mall, ef- attorneys are endeavoring to show that in its fall win Pacific Southern express and passengers. The forts to control the mineral deposits on only a part of the Incident la reported freights will be taken off and that It la prejudiced. Its grants In the district and run but twice a week. General Minor testified that there was no truth In the charge that a conOFFICERS BANK DENVER FIRE IN STEERAGE CHARGED WITH LARCENY spiracy existed when he caused the OF LINER OCEANIC arrest of Taggart' ne said Captain 23. As a result of Poore reported that Taggart was DENVER, Aug. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23. Fire broke the failure of the Denver Savings bank charged by hie wife with having out in the steerage of the White Star warrants have been sworn out for J. beaten her. Liner Oceanic, Captain Cameron, com- A. Hill, president; Franklin P. Jones, General Minor admitted that his reJoand Brown A. R. York to the war department was based New for which port sailed manding, today. The fire was extinguished with seph Davis, tellers, charging larcency (Contlued on Page 4.) as bankers. but slight damage. 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