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Show rnt; liras, have the churches and Sunday schools of Greater New York orgsn-Iictheir regular excuTniou which ia many cases 'were repeated three and four tla-'- t each q addition to this, the stricter in sport km of lh vexrols carrying vs curs ion rrowds has caused the enforced retirement of so leea than tea bulks from the service. They could not even be rebuilt to coqorm with the pew Federal regulations. One of the condemned vessels, the Grand Republic, which was a sister boat to tha Slocum, has been sold at suction for $5JM0, and will be taken to to port, rebuilt, rerhrisiened blot out old associations, and then in the future may be returned to Nsw York when the public has forgot tea its THE EXAMINER C. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Delivered by Carrier la Ogden City, Including Sunday Naming Examiner. par man ib. . Single copies 71 eta. I eta. BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. The Examiner ta amt by mall outside at Ogden, fCf yMf At leaai quarterly, la advene .... EXA?IIXEKi CTAII, SATURDAY OGDEN, Seattle vs. Oakland. Seattle, Jun) 3b The locals made It three straight from Oakland today by sending the commuters down to defeat with the short end of a tta to two score. Score: 2 10 17 Seattle 2 5 2 Oakland. . batteries C. Hall and Blankenship; Schmidt and Stanley. 1mplre Bray. tods' of Mrs. rag: association, the ireasurer. total Haniri. Taylor Upiou, showed lhc past year to be $14,-fi:ip CleanYourPremises MID-SUMM- Merchsnts ar requested to clean up $13,437. total mr.aiulag ia treasury $16,144. all want paper back of their stores, see that the premises are clear, To,. On: xtatv, paying the largest aad of all combustibles, by 6 p. m. Man-daBlew he ish ip dues were New York, July 3rd. AU residence lots MasswhuM-tta- , Iowa, Nebraska and should be carefully cleaned and wet Calilmnia. SiX vii 'ates showed large gains down before July 4rh. I ask the help of aU ia this, ia proin nieuiijci-hiP- The itui:es committee, Ida Porter tecting this city and our homes during days of fire crackera. Ihoer, Pctiiisy lvania, rhairuan, re- the next few G. A. GRAVES, ported 'he compiling of a bibliography Chief at Fire Department. of aoBidii suffrage, showing 333 book! paidptiie' aud periodicals. CHEAP RATES TO DENVER. Tbe i port of tbe press committee si odiii!:il hesdquanero. Mrs. F. M. Oa July 3rd and 4th round trip PahHN k. New York, chsirman, shows ths; ku.'MNi general articles were sent tickets will be eoid to Denver via the to 4.0i papers and 1,845 articles to Colorado Midland, at on fare, or $1$ large city papers. Only such papers for the round trip. Five days' stopwere supplied as used tbe articles. The over, both going aad returning. Final report lmw that 5.0UO replies were limit July 15th. A trip over the scut mil to oontraveri unfair reports Midland Route from Odorado, and many thousands will show you many of nature's wonCleveland's derful scenic features by daylight. in rdation to recent article, and iq the address of The service Is of ths best aad the exCardinal Gibbons at Trinity College clusive Pullman Observation sleeper, commencement. operated only via' this route, leaves Among the more Important state re- nothing to be imagined to make a ports was That of President of the pleasant and interesting trip. Writ California Suffrage association Mr. or call oa L. R. Harding. General Mary 8. Pecry, who described the suc- Agent, 77 YYeal Second South, Balt cessful effort from the last California Lake, for further information and delegislature, tbe submission to the vot- scriptive photos of the trip. Let as ers of a woman suffrage amendment. arrange all details for that summer Some of the members, Mrs. Peery trip now. frankly said that the bill would carry if submitted and so voted GRAVE OP LINCOLN'S against lh MOTHER IS NEGLECTED. For Illinois, Catherine Waugh McCulloch, chairman, reported advanced Unkempt Condition f Rooting Pisco ground oa woman suffrage taken by of Nancy Hanka Croats Scandal. the Federation of Clubs, 2.500 members and the Teachers Federation, V Juns 30. A state scan500 members. AU poUtlcal parties, ex- dalIndianapolis, has been created by the .condition cept the Republican, it was shown, of the grave' of Nancy Hanka. mother had adopted woman suffrage resolu- of Abraham Lincoln, who lies buried tions In their state convention. All on n clay knob near Lincoln nominated one or more women a Indiana. trusieea of tha state university, Two yearn ago the atst purchased Mary Dunne appointed Miss Jane the ground where the president's and mother rests, asd there wse elaborate Adams, Mrs. Blaine McCormick Dr. Cornelia Debey oa th Chicago ceremonies, which Governor Durbin school hoard. end his entire staff attended. Today th iron fence surrounding the burial SOME NOTES OF SCIENCE. plot In rusted and without paint The grave is bars of gras, and on the Anatomists ef tha World. clay rests a broken Jar, The first international congress of nugly yellow glass dish and n clsm shall. anatomists will be held at Geneva, Last Memorial Day some one placed Switzerland, on August 7th to 10th. nom The following International societies n penny flag on the grave, and are to parttcifurte in thta congress: patriotic person recently planted Tne Anatomical Society of Great illy beside it. The monument, for which the stare Britain, the Anatomlache Geseels-chaft- , the Association dea Anatom' paid n meagre sum, stands Just as It lutes, the Asaoclatlou of American did when Governor Durbin and bis Anatomists and the Unions Zoological staff unveiled It, and United Bitten Italians. The organisation id the Senator Hemerfoay delivered an oraLincoln and his congress has been intrusted to a com- tion on AbrahamIs no .nod or sign of societies. mother. There mute representing thru The congress owes its successful ini- vegetation sava the lonely lily, but not tiation largely to the zealous devo- n day pnsnes that some stranger does not climb from the little railway station of Professor Nicolas of the tion at Lincoln City to stand with unof Nancy. covered head at the grave which Indiana has absolutely neglected since Gold Mints of United States. There are no gold mines In the It came within state keeping. The press cf the state Is discussing United States, says the Mining World, with shafts exceidiag or nearly ap- the scandal, and Governor Hanley proaching some of the Australian gold will undoubtedly take some action mines tn depth. The gold mins of ths which will remedy the evlL New Chum Railway, In Victoria, Australia, haa reached a depth of I.S60 DR. TANNER WILL BE feet, and thle mine haa for a year or BURIED ALIVE SO DAYS. two been considered the deepest gold mins In the earth. The Y lctorla quarts Indianapolis, ind., July . Dr. Jss. mine at Bendigo, has Tanner, who demonstrated several Victoria, reached a depth of 3,700 feet on its years ago that the New Testament mala shaft, and from the level at this account of the forty days' fast of point a wtnze haa been sunk to n Jexun Christ was not physically Imdepth of 260 feet, thus giving the mine possible, by fasting for the same peria greater depth than the New Chum. od, 1s to be buried for thirty days at Mudlsves, Fountain county, to prove, Amber on Staten Island. chemical action of the earth, n A discovery has recently been mode by form of energy ia generated by which of the occurrence of amber In large or sustained. nausea In tbe crelaceoua deposits nf life is evolved Tbe Idea originated with Henry T. Krslnchervllle, Bialen Inland, N. Y. The amber, which Is being extensive- Kramer, who explained it to Dr. Tanand he fell in with it, and offered ly worked for commercial purposes,, ner, A grave occurs In s bed containing layers and' to demonstrate Its truth. musses of vegetable dobrin, together eight feet deep la to be dug in the with lignite and pyritu. The bed ap- magnet mud, and In thle Dr. Tanner to now 75 years pears to be lens shaped. Boms at will be buried. He leant of tbs amber is presumed to be old, but In good health. the product of sequuinn, but It 1a posAUTO TOURING CARNIVAL. sible that a species of plnus may have contributed to Its production. Chicago, June SO. The Great Chi- cago and Bt. rani automobile touring The Largext Diamond. in on. The cam started on A description and phoiographs of carnival the large diamond recently found In their long trip at n few minutes after the Premier mine, Transvaal, la given $ o'clock today down Allchlgan in the Geological Magazine by Drx. avenue for what promises to be ths Hatch and Corstophine. The atone to greatest tour ever held In America. bounded by eight aurfacea, four of The prncesalon was sn Imposing one. The fifty machines which left the club which are fucca of the original and four are cleavage surfaces, crystal which house this morning, decorated with are distinguished from the original pennants bearing different motors, octahedral fucea by greater regularity looked more like s parade than the and smoothness. For a large atone beginning of s grind of 500 miles the crystal ia of remarkable pdrity, serosa country roads. N. It. Vsnslvklen. proceeded the and tbe color approach? that of a blue white. The complete crystal ap- regular body iff the tourtete ta the pears to have been a distorted octahe- scout car. to strew the roads with dron. with dodecahedral faoes de- confetti. In order to mark the rout veloped on tbe and the por- tor the drivers, most of whom have tions missing probably amount to never been over the roads. The first night's stop will be at more than half the origins! crystal. The atone, which has been named the Rock Ford. Illinois, There local tour' tats will entertain the Chicagoans end Cullinan diamond, weighs Join in the carnival when early tograins troy, or 1.37 pound avoirduiol This is more than throe time the morrow morning the trip Is resumed The second day's slop will be made welghi or i he larg'st diiimond ii Dubuque. known. No effort will he made to hang up new records for the trip and five The Belgian Expedition. da vs will be takn for the of") miles. The H in reported from tligt main of dust the body with th" munle' nr the begrimed autolsta Dun d 'Orleans' An iic is expected to arrive in Bt. Paul Tuesiii-, u Siiiidcnir'l on hoard. iv r.ih fir day morning. tb'ig.n. wheic iii" Puke Hili "uiltHi-From Bi;."i the RETURN PROFITS. ji Rll s. 3.-8- ap-pea- e. e. iosI distl resmenis Uni-versi- hit-tlu- 3u.-Bo- ston mile-Footli- ghts min-Istr- ll'.-n- e 1 ti- :.-- h 1 Uhru-Man- long-Mnld- I -- ,, e apii-nm- New - f - li.-r- d s nou-iced J tt ER fr rtf ea - PUTNA SALE! bade-- 1 - e 1905. NOTICE Juns 30. At ths meeting ths National Woman But Tacoma va. Portland, Portland. June 3ft -- The ronleat between Portland and Tacoma today was a onesided pitchers battle la l.M which Corbett had all the beat of It. Identity. Score: INDEPENDFEARLESS In addition to laying up tea of the Tacoma . . .. ...........a 37 114 o old escursioa Beet a sum approximatPortland.. Rait-riThomaa and Hogan; for ing ISoO.imW has been spent on forty-gvTbe Examiner ta a strictly Inben aad Murphy. vessel make excursion te other dependent newspaper. It gives Umpire Perriae. all aides as equal show. them comply with regulation this favor-haThe Examiner has a Ban Krsnciaco, June 30 Tozcr weni year. In aplts of (his the business Is aad a enemies to punish. tbe locals today and in ih some against and at a nabtarod standstill, companies It will give the news he was touched for three first isning busihave been forced to go out of aid unprejudiced. of runs . Score: a hits and couple reCommon (rations will be ness.1 Steamboat men aj It will be liOS Angelos 1 1 i ceived on all subjects presented 1 3 ve ! the effect of lour before or Franrieoro San yeara la respectful language from Batteries Toser and Spies; Whalen the Slucum disaster has worn away. known Individuals, but the true Wil-o- n. Umpire Davis. name must be published ia fuU. Yet more than a year after the dis- and All letters and communications d so one been has for puuish-aster, NATIONAL. slgmsd by ama da plums, er the criminal neglect which made it sseumed iiamee, will be throws Pittsburg va. fit. Louis. ta the waste basket. Tha brava possible. Pittsburg. June 30.- - The game was bum never hides behind an asuninteresting until the eighth Inning, PERFIDY AND TREACHERY. Don't ask the sumed name. when, with two men on bases. Case Editor to bo responsible for batted out three men. Attendance what you are ashamed of. mm If It Is A subscriber asks Score: 5 8 desripnble for as attorney lo witness Pittsburg Subscribers win confer a 1 5 3 a will aad then try to break that St. 1iuia fBvnr by Informing this ottca of Carriach; Nichand Case Batteries one an to for b than will, Examiner to Tho attorney recoivs tsilura ols and Grady, Umpire Bduswine. before their breakfast aid and appear later as a wit boss on th other side. Boston vs. Philadelphia. EXAMINER TELEPHONES Our answer is that hs attorney Philadelphia, June defea'ed Bouton today by hnrd conso-cutiv- e who attests tn a will sad then EDITORIAL ROOMS played bitting. Both team la court to prove that what he good balL Independent Phone. ...Ns. II Attendance 3.3it0. Score: Ball Phene .....No. M subscribed tn was false commits a Boston 3 I 0 BUSINESS OFFICE 7 12 0 wrong. great Philadelphia Independent Phene.... Ne. 120 Battcnc -- Wilhelm and Needham; First, his set is that of perfidy ia Ne. M Bell Phene John-siouandDuoln. Umpire WM. GLASMANN proving false to a trust Implied. Sparks 120 .. .Ne. Phene. the When to document, Independent attesting No. ISO loll Phene New York vs. Brooklyn. attorney virtually says bs will defend Ne. 120 at both telephone systhe validity of the document with bis Brooklyn, Juno 3b. Hanlons men tems closed after S p. m. on the New York plighted word. 11s tacitly declares spprnng s surprise Tbe locals won Nationals today. his honor Is back of his signature. C to 5. Score: Hecosd, hie course reflorts on the New York ...... 5 13 5 , LAND AUSTRALIAN QUESTION. 1 7 0 ethica of tho profession. Aside from Brookly 0 Batteries Ames and Bowsrman; its stultification, the art is reprehen31 rl Tha toad question in New South Umpire Km-situty re and Bergen. sible, as calculated to bring the pracWales Is today ons of the greatest tice of law into disrepute and fill (he problems legislators have to face and public mind with distrust. AMERICAN. Elates ths United may lesra But In the caae of an attorney simp-l- y their from There Cleveland va. Boston. experiences called upon by au opposing side Cleveland, June SO. Cleveland shut are desire thousands .who lo to testify than are not the elementa out Detroit today. H ' holding the make homes la the rural districts hut of that enter Into the nets visitors down to 3 scattered hits. Atare uaable to attain their detlre, ow-la-g of treachery ths turn coat subscriber to a will, tendance 2.500. Bears: 2 I 0 (a the evils of the land system, hut even la such Instances good prac- Cleveland 9 3 0 . . Detroit which arise chiefly from the multitice opposes the course end the recand Buoluw; Ktl-so- n Hess Batteries Tho on matters. laws of land plicity ords are filled with declarations deand Doran. lands resumption act ia Queensland of such duplicity. Our own wax yaaed ia IfflB, and since It be- nunciatory Nsw York vs. Philadelphia. court has had occasion to New York, June 30. In a sharp came law nearly 400,000 acres of land suproata a the conduct of g lawyer fielding contest as' well as a free bars bees resumed at an average cost deprecate who became a witness ta an ordinary defeated New Philadelphia game of 12.M per acre. The greater part case for those opposed lo his clieut, York her today. Attendance 1.450. of (he toad resumed Is on the nsrllng aad Chief Justice Bartch. In McLaren Score: 4 14 3 New York .. powm, aad ia ia every way suited lo vs. et 7 73 si., use the following Phlladiephta Gllllspie, agricultural sad dairying pursuits, Itait-rle- s arc 1$ Utah, pags ItO: Hogg, Powell and fader ths operation of the closer set- language, Plank, Waddell and Bchreck. "White we hold that the attorney tlement principle a sturdy class of was a competent wltneaa under the Boston va. Washington. farmers has settled la these districts, statute of this state, we do ant wish won today Boston, June with the result that ths landscape now lo bs understood as commending the on Well's errors. Attendance 3, out), presents Innumerable pictures, la practice of calling an allora.y en- Hcore: 4 2 3 . i which prosperous farms and homerase as such Huston. of a ia the trial gaged 2 3 5 t siiblngton . steads are the chief features. to testify as a witness. This practice Binaries Young and Criger; In many respects tho Queensland should not he Indulged la except In Waifs and Klttradgc. law differs from that of New South cnees where It Is absolutely necesRACES. Wales. In the first place there is no sary. Cases may arise, however, compulsory element ia it. Aa estate when It 'to absolutely necessary, At Dslmar. is sabmlttsd to the government sad that ths Bt. Louis. June 30. Delmar results; attorney be called as a wltreferred by It to the Ism court, which neaa, but when aurh exigency arisen, First, five furlongs Klr.ll, won; Peter Nathaniel, second; Floral Ar fixes th pries at whtqfc It may be re- aad the so can do attorney safely Time, 1:04. sumed. Once tha land passes into the with respect to the Interests of his list third. six Second, furlongs Ed. Burly, heads of the state it u divided into client, ha should Invariably retire won; Krai on, second; John Randolph, third. , Time. 1.15. blocks, provision being made for from the caaeJ Third, mils and 7 yards A thetownships, reads, etc. The land Is litis. won; Ught Ojwrs. second; HOW MUTINY STARTEU then throws open for settlement, each Thank Heaven, third. Time, 1:48. settler being allowed twenty years in Was fuilnnas Matador, six Fourth, Result of a Piet of Anarchists. ths which to complete his purchase, with won; Lucullus, sorond ; Mayor John son. third. Time, 1:17 3. the option of paying the whoto amount fit. Petersburg. June 20, 6:30. The one Favorla fire years, and thus saving interest. battleship Knlaa Potemkins, ecord!ng ite.Fifth, won: Luretta, second; Bravery, !a each case five years residence, to offlrtal advices received at the third. Time, 1 : 45. either personal or by agent, is provided blxth, 7 furlongs Torn Kllcy, won; of ths Interior from the governor Hand Ion, for. Tho result at ten years experi- of ths province of Kherson, in which Broodier, second; third. Time. 1.34 ence hag fully Just tiled the Queens- Odessa is situatsd, left Odessa early land government la pursuing Us policy. litis morning for an unknown destinaAt Latonia. Cincinnati, June 3t. lattonla i Largo numbers of people have been tion. Ths official version of the at settled on the toad, thus increasing fair pula an entirely new light on l. suits: seven furlong-- Bi First, the products and bringing additional It Is rtalmed that the mutiny on the won: Knx Meade, two; Fleuron.shooter, third. .V revenue to the ratlvgiys. while so far Knits Potemkina was the result nf Time. 1:2K concocted by twenty sailors, who plot wo Beoond. five furlougs-TBills, the state has actually mada a profit were members at a revolutionary organ won; Uarthsge. seeond; Meadow oa tho traaaactioaa. Although money Itstloa. The complaints of had food, Brcjxe. third. J:rt Time. for land resumption had to he bor It is asserted, were mere pretexts Third, mile Annie Williams, won! was When made ths to the complaint Hot. the rowed, second; Florl. third. Time, 1:41. repayment! have more of ths battleship, he caused the Fourth, four furlongs--Hogan- , won; than covered the outlay and latereat captain blue Jaekeis to be drawn up on the Bister France, second; MHdator, deck and asked all those who were third. charges. Time. 1:02. And It was A further advantage has been se- satisfied to step out. Flfih. short coii iso. steeplechase In the majnrlir, were sera that they I In Class cured s way not altoRiifhcr exportoadiT. won; Marlin llrady, secthe minority, headed by t - ond ; Light ed. The avidity with whk-- the land Thereupon in, third. Time, !. revolutionists, who arc said to Imp in r tlnishi'i. first hut was uni t was offered taken up Induced owners eluded foreign anarchist, sei.-.iibe of private estates to follow the ex gun and turn'd them mam their mm v tin Siyil;, won; scene followed. Nine redes. A second; Irewcnisllon. third. ample net by the .tale, with the re- officers andbloody manr men were killml or lleriid.i. Time. 1:15. sult that large areas of laud in various Jumped overboard. The niuiiturrs. parts of Queensland were offered for after placing (hr remaining officer m At Seattle. sale on easy terms. Ths land also irons, took possession of the warship. .inn,, an. Rpnplts. was Commander llnholoff the nmnng found ready purchaser Kl t me", flic and onrfnif fiirlmii; 8piiln rgi ii. G rcei-.- mt ,j. Mum-i,,and led to killed The rod flag .m hoi els'll n ln'n the Pun ilUr'.Mns m 8. UhriMiiph.-- r son. Artdi- - I, scmsiii. isl.inne. wln-rfurther rinse settlement. Many dis- the Knlss Potemkin' l off ten I lo lisil (In- ilcpntu Time 1 :"7 3 t y When the hdi of iiiniiirh'ik Standard third. tricts haw- - turn completely changed Odessa. . " (lil'i.lTI. race, five and fnr gl.T by the of the closer settle- Uhe man who w.i shot hi th.- com- k'liKii-Mi- ns Jrovo won. niinhoirr of the wnrshni. arrnrdin; lo V ment principle, thl"d. Tin.' I i7 2. PARLIAMENT ASKED and townships sur mander Inns repor's.t wa t o i ashore fir pti'I, .ill Won six pm TO Si OP ATROCITIES. furlonK Third Thalleu race, rounded by farms exist where once hmial il was suTo.ind.-hi nosds or Kcvena ''Cinl. D'n rihuiir i extensive areas were devoted exrlii s'udenta and temiu'ioiii.--.- . of mm. l.ady Kina Lrcpn ii Time 1:15. third. Rb( in t'ie Conga In,,a-iihorn .lews. Were im-St.-:slvely ii sheep and cattle raising, on-- t C Fourth race, nlv fiiMori:- P ty Eng Were made and Iv speerhe . 'ilscrpirn' advamut-fwon. Billy Taylpy wcend. Vc'n'.i Ul.'-'- s j. that a large area nf the smile of the mi nl'P !nnii. nu ,.l Tim,- 1:14 "I best !:-.- ! is Si ni available and in the hoard 'he th. a!ha third ship sn! Filth race, one nii md .hi vanp .lime it "Women ."id bands ni the state. A sn object e. of 'ho arrov's fompn'hi and ;vidii,.s ch'li.n-won, Mird:nc .ire betPK i.ikon Epicin Son in rinser settlement, the remits to cooperate wi'l: Jr., rhird. Tinir hope's. nii-.- ; uo( I, io )' eud -- jm - a'h'ii-fin! Th" sat'.ois tli-'iirn- -t ta Queensland should be Valuable and Sixth race, one mil.- M. r.m n. 'lil'n Ili'St.lt;.' l.nilM'.v" S., ill l!,e hntiivj. to the shins n th-- ' .i'le and the s ir. ne t Vr l I Me st ( retHi .; i.f ih Conmi Montana TVere-tend tn reassure those whn ay Pi piirnnn of -1 ejn swing v- wa'--- r 3 4. iK-itiiii ui a ni'ii t i;a in on- - uf :hc rimed in deprecate the merit nf the pout wtihli was on t r.. i many Time 1:4" Iiii't.'i'iii . en:!'iiiitl"-n.tarjp'.i-vpr'it, j.p. principle. NEW EIGHT OSR Cl 'cM ii) The Brin-- h v.u m-I'lrtnl :n view ot i he giivirniuen' c.,i. THE EFFECT OF THE SLOCUM X "i' New Ha. ", Uo"r n. 'Iftbe to rap for permmrnf n'iir r.i . Ol 'ir.i lei- -l cr'. il , J f DISASTER. j'irisdii'"nn "I' 'ho p't-seSQUADRON REACHES ODESSA on the Thair'-- h:r- - i n !P.i ih sisiem of Piifin. V i.v of in IheUctp Kve Ir.: 'rnr.'ert Business of the 'excursion" ,rir-h"s1 rollon. .; p m. ' atmocla'lon. t A". -' iMvo. $.. on ruirh k"ioT it mil ri ;i'i t;;i,m v A re- raM and 8:iixi'snt Kieli. IK plying water abo-iiinion i 'te nhiie run. ;m VH1 .1 negro's ft ynrk VF'fj for p4'i ' t vtMilnf!. ii lonsis ii i?i t !s sbsolut1y dead lh m'r.Iit 'n Pir.e e,u lo tip cip l a s uf hFaM'fr, n(v rt... f Yale an.! 'be Muck iii'l'!' yraLu-: a:!Twt i: i.bi-.m..,. ,b., H.nva-d- . 'iNiinds.-- ' ald M II. .Mw.'n a- - a 'hi tfrf I m ifxT rot;ir! h M'cn tll me l na: convene-In !be ("nun J(t Not ilnr fi.'i-- l HMW'iil ie'i in Hi'M'iu ( the Cant be perfoct be;'!'? they ir ni Sinrim pure Teas B'::Hiiei-- . I:. Mood Fitters hurnM and k In the S' lli;hl makes Furr i , n u ,ii- .v;re I'lne! To,;.' a J inviguri.c the inni'.e.n- 6S4 15, 1Fi4. with a I os of j wjt j aaeee 1, la-rui- IN SESSION Portidfld. JULY established by tbe sovereign of the Congo Independent State, and th Belgian people to lake up th administration of th state as a national task. PACIFIC. an-otk- SC-- MORNING, ml WOMEN SUFFRAGISTS SPORTING old-tim- e Published Every Day I n Vssr by The Standard Publiah-tn-g MOENIXa n'-r- n A- P-- e i I York, June was at the nfflee of UbairmRn Mor3fl.--- !i ion of the Life Assurance society ibsi H. Doming, president of ibe Trust company of ihi ilty. aud Valentine p. Snyder pri'Kid.ii i of i lie National Bank of t'oninierre nf This city, have returned in h K'iiiigi!e uvieiy their respec-ti- e in th,. profits of the syndt-ra'known as ".lair? H. H'de A Ass.Ki.ites," The syndicate, according lo the report of 8'aie Buperinten-der- t of Irmranre Hendricks, sold bonds in the RqimaMe societv at. a loial p'lfit of $1 ill. 107. of which Mr Di rnirx received $4,570. and Mr. 8ny-fo- r Sl.Jt'i. Both were directors of the society. N Indudes Everything in Stock Hats, Shoes, Clothing, Furnishings, trunks, Etc. Step in and examine prices and quality and you will find that Putnam is never undersold. PUTNAM CLOTHING HOUSE 2345 Washington Avenue empire aad which waa laid down at Daaizlc ia 1873, is offered for tala to the highest bidder. She lies at Kiel with several other old vessels stricken off the asvy 11 sL writer la Die Grena Botea, which official contains communications, speaks of the German navy aa follows: "Of 3$ battleships on paper. Including those laid down or authorized by the naval program, thirteen are old boxes, scarcely fit for harbor defense. Number 3$ haa not yet been begun. Of the remainder only ten approach the modem battleships of other powers ia size sad gun power. The task before tha government la defined to be to replaoe the antiquated ships with modern vessels. RAN BEATS WORLD'S RECORD. Dearer, Cola, June 80. Georgs Wentworth's three-yesroSalable, carrying 10$ pounds, has established s worlds recwhat is believed to ord for fire furlongs oa a seven fur. long track at Overland Park, covering the distance in 1:00 beating such good sprinters as Flying Fox, David Boland and Prince Brutux. . n 1-- AND IIjOO TO DENVER RETURN JULY 3RD AND 4TH via Union Pacific, return July 15th. OVER A WOMAN. Tickets limited to WRECK VODKA SHOPS. C. 30. Frank Nsw York, Jun Foote, n chauffeur for James J. Hill of the Northern Pacific, while running an automobile today, ran over and fatally injured an unknown woman at the corner of Charles and Greenwich streets. The woman died half an hour later. Foole waa remanded on a charge by the coroner. Aa he waa on hit way to court to b tried on a charge of speeding he ran over the woman. Foote was running the machine carefully and. It ia said, that the womans death waa purely accidental RABBI adorned with racing charts aad other paraphernalia used In pod rooms. HAD A GOOD THING. Romny, Russia, Juns 10. A mob of army reserve men during the mobilization la th villages of Bmslo and ftbmelotr .today wrecked the Vodka shops which had been ordered closed and stole quantities at liquor. Ths mayor telegraphed to th governor that unless th order to close the ahopa ia repealed great disorder would take place. - Cronstadt, ' June 80. Hundreds ef workmen paraded her today and roughly handled several police' of ficers and a naval officer. were finally disponed by treoj who arrested thirty-fiv. e. New York, Jun 23. Charged with conducting X pool room la a synagogue in Grand street, of which he told the police he was the rabbi, Henry Jacobs has been held for trial. It was alleged by th police that after having been refused admittance on the ground that religious services were going on, they broke tip door. The walls of the synagogue were, they DELMAR BETTORS ARRESTED. 8L Louis. June 30. 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