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Show | BUG EUR ly | Kaiser's Counsel May ORG QUESTION A THORNY SUBJECT to Sultan, Ministers Result ina Balkan Uprising. WILL INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN. SALT ae LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER -s at = Pan-Anglican CONTINUE TO MRUTETNNOCENT.MUS MUST Advantages of Submarine and Submersible to Be Ascertained. SUFFER ATTACKS Necessarily Excommunicated but Cannot Grant Po Blessing, Be in the Balkan Recent whic h she, words. of the bishop of example BY creat dangers | beth conference ¢ » naval the strongest under the movement _ veovle do throw not off A measures to quench ne and all newspapers strictest censorshi p, butbut is daily growing and . oe F ; conceal the their Austrian telegram from re Vienna Y |bal received partakeparliament. in the elections kish This, to in The Austrian the Pan- >li- prince step will to be fnal his Emperor atience ttnh nn crowned as title, "King himself These the chureh in as as y " glory of We her the of to Countess and |result of the of Tankerville, formerly York City, has practically two _little boys. given up Lambeth conference as lowing the Passuges tribe ot occur iI Ethiopia of "We thank has S has alectea Bar ah to people-greetings vk Who his God, help of God lion co of |right-thinking ered! | a Ha most 411 , e permitted + vO clal toto gover govern order ofthe: and , dete SEO be loved} omhipotent, us s ence and harmony ns io relent 1sie the ; love that u e have done country in the same countries of modern tho ‘The Judatl Menclik z whie marriage, The asas aa by also e ca ane | cleaned of) our native all'to instruct him of the people, of 4nd will do more called by God All you after us." 7A unt = Leo Tolstoy. As cent not his who his I will of people books to they | mistress The num-|shadowy and |Jast increasing more and more, the. more they are persecuted for doing it "Therefore jit would seem evident that the only reasonable way of put- ling an end to what certain people in an end to me peace while only tributors just, but If that it a Will to stop not at my all not NOT Ea to on on its aim. as I do lve not in GET -_- ‘ Rat wn c ) | Before S the cham-|in women, one| other long thought on their the of the final tricts this will | those he " Mor- | | seek It Mrs.| over} as being of het one carried native dis- | °" is that is Toll in the. but troops... of it peasant mud the and may use oa of cannot situation and habit from has of safe been OD in get bad drunk, | national language, | that monument," historic plle he meant added. that to another fight, break a comrade's jaw and a horse, but I cannot imagine a nt in "all Russia who either, of knots Mauser shooting ambush discovered a but have down offi- that as tion | a was ©#n be Against mustered in the train of pure of shipped diamond a a The | til a rate was Ne 9.1] value in sisted. jim. the of a colony her put her own did toa arrived. a‘ in in white, in is concep- | work Say, to of a in of and, that town entitled i wit, lald ist toa fete $80 The dawn that has duly. «4 | Rue de la re conceptions, ee 7a gabe precwe Demers arn aerate cael On had| she e student possessed and lustre, TORRE {ts of belles. a age, of she the I was by the The the IN With Eritrae to: passing Hh to Best Be of third the story as of darted is is about decked feet and itself downwards little craft glides into over dine ov time. Allison by your "Eleven said the is generally re- he was friends. aeons animals Tnose remarked eee Responded ig them has Page to eee the been senator: sheared hese cou Secretary te to the ae Bhat Paes Ee eye reviled and oceasionally in} or To Mr. a begin Loeb with, as a mollycoddle aft, | big mistake. President oe aa tina to ve atanrle ridiculed per- anyone who picke fool or a chump ts oing Loeb is to make a one of really |t®@ big and men oneof of the thepresent 6 most administration valuable men in every way to the Sa He is one of those private sec |taries who of sera their capacity chiefs eb not unltke. was a poli- ticlan in Albany before he was of age. ee a aie ase or ward eoreee an politics ever since. He knows the kate game-from . Ge tana which ae water | that the ‘ ane i clilce | : fete the it right," relates that once West with some es party Bad rate While taken the sea. the him Senator is - in llusthe use woolless @ny about 14 fore All ‘ visit- friend the best ever told his extreme care in sheared. " "This side appear- | 2* 3g t Senator a looked, are be dryly. ‘ the watch, time friend "You to prediction®" asked his The ' from | senator the wee up a ion, Ene knows it not only aa in . oe hy Sranieee poe ed Ls traveling re a See that when she was! he wat fo ite half h forseemed duite atha timesor to t along by succession of leaps. Tt Fe expartnd what such: craft may be Wsettlly. employed in the work. of axe: laratinn. DOE : |P Robbing. out. the : nue theory,eeebut Nee - pap an a proved P, @ without in presimake stenoith rupher him; then PoyJeha odiae oe big "otrailroad man. assoand of Canada, lame nd mile serenly. i esnods in the United States. do the work of ten men, never hate rstands what he ae wrote, understand: v detail of the vast complexity of siness that enmeshes the cnalef execeutive-and he never, Bots rattled. as a nographer. aes _ H. "Marriman toma Sean dent was to get cod boy and contradiction i in all 1 parts rt race Australia, the United States, | In | cl@ and in Great Brit- | let him i the rest by absorption. ain, ts committing race suicide," sata | Lose ps. o MCortelyou. of Spe seme the bishop of Manchester in a strilct ing |? me So as, i b is aD ideas alter e650 to ‘nis chief But he OFS Beluk QUEEN OF the other self toa chief who. Tass rok Sten ey eee eae Se ae . SPAIN aoe ao He has ~ | the mass. automoher, here and into as et affair. ae to be love with as : satan r common ne . e : to =a gs, ee : 3 "ass tele DHOnE oetea: rains eee ledge .ths her time tory the knows | igen forgets of to attend near because opportunity | is k R English Heh the world-in ‘ : : Tags : ; : es 7 a p S 2, ee moods % a , See a demolish the he did it, h pays to ughes these b out the nordneds { with Cortelyou layed a on e announcein time ta movement. great trick UE t campa things. b y They e noreae De ‘ So. raced aa ss 5 - If for ut Loeb aoe ‘ he doug luck stories Se ee eee tae ang acustione ac- se Feo never says any thing "that he shouldn't say, and mighty litle when he should i in a Hes pane es ee gee wee on Laer and having has. the cregited t $ eee she the and tenses, thing: . eee . Eresitnatia enticed term ment ,when {t came-just may offend an inspectress, osas the inspectresses are some- 208 to: 00 ae | knov | bides 3 "It that young woman 8 brunette, to ee, of the Paris We ir abt inspectress of put Believed by cues -were lear A women. tae ird impartial be n, a hat, a bit of lace or a mere |"ribbon fepecially | Circles cost come }.C\ser of and the that watershe | length, pS SOGIETY which which punt, and € cacnaut girls, as ee to. be "relieved oft of {1 ' spputresseg and to bs tyréranny =Women can Say men, by governed RAFF HIG senator out three artisans for | garded of the diamonds fration do train | the proceeding hospital resolution not iS A ia said no > occasion "What of | senator designed and g@onstructed by | son. Las. She looks something | out ee wa: was abduction pretty was the girl A Se - Tea Rare FEMALE THINK the ulling Said: The is" é I make i 2 another watch?' " than through it, and in order) this she haus a flat bottom and of remarkable lightness with the to is succeeded ae | bile some one stole behind [lifting her bodily, carried is} world ex- Now | tt > "but On perfec-| 8 «@ remarkable action, a river The young regaining pes LY, oO) mu es Reuse ye He. Owy | solved to ee ee EEE pelirntirh pabBH, Palirecteraleegy [cia uy eg: tog i = |!"& $5,000 of Couches-le-Mines excited question, in | years the | chapel She | As an inventor, certain extent °°" the of woe ne ee Senator Spooner r team ole ee e gees little greatly grand-}one workingwoman. "Mav oe e h Rd-| followed | Tather Next her assailant struck her left eye and afterward fired The models, | But chips gems, eo craft of and length, store un- spits hospital a the discharge snow appropriation , Laer of Washington. a - Ser Phe of superfine | thirty. and brilllance the new the | thrusts there The drug |X making pis escape when consult hands. not mere there entire up of Rou- | like Serquig- é ugele. two. revolver Shots. The Portuguese as an in Hol-| be, the rough. t chief the what would be ‘3 arose Eng- perfect A companion during the journey was a a ‘ See ae : young Portuguese student, who was hor sister's flance. When the train : =). was passing between Ojssel and Elbeuf she fell asleep. She alleges that her companion then attacked her, attempting to strangle her. She re- ; "B~) only in to he kept 2 to give particulars of the = atif ; an a are|to to say when keep _ still, and horsepower and sizes different tempt that had been made on her said to have shown themselves capable | works the "letter method oftener. He i {e She gave her name as s ‘ -Mme rr? of doing 25, 35 and 37 miles an hour. | can hand out just tthe necessary sugLemaire, residing in Paris, and o" I estion or aintiion tion: n 6® most clared that she was returning to Trouselon ville, where> she was staying. Her bentE e t bd inere tee ave ordinary ee speed | effective himself or way, anybody‘without else. Hecommitting can take = ‘Truly guard tongue. an a walks pro=} to the to will employ menths. One dreplane, Major Le confusion Te inayaar moved doctor of il- the remarkable his will weigh 425 carats and the other | °f language will be slightly smaller, but will be Acavelieg con |{mmeasurably larger than the Koh-\shear aes number at showe aan . which old stories about him. All ch, more or less ‘true, serve to from | asked King to tell from found | cutting remarkable the/nine and from arrived blood. F; by 5.-The revived of of upon end of the| quite a sensation at Cowes yesterday. -submersibjes | This extraordinary vessel was a hy- running Trouville. [een in_attemipt hear eh eed and court her she nadges rat them the with for the three submariner . + * the 7 aR WI 5 Seance oe death many lustrate cana the question unable stone been /quality, one menth's cet | oe sped Berauieny., ‘lusbies aut he) vie pe ne tention 7 Sidiee Be ie eogoak aiter pel found waa Berk ite At attain ee aa it Is prints." cut one royal agora Plymouth crown Jt the being of i t has the on surface Mouflon, KeE1© | consciousness - fousness feelings, "realized With thou- ete ane their uniform rifles, the eae Ea epi aa SET ee OL Aa Relea Srai oa DE it by her own hands and a| ct|rapid pace keane t is A a love lett a6 , " Ree manus 11 laborer wus |/the abductor is supposed ee Cpsoains re aoe ane refore, Mme schoolmaster who fell in an membership of A secret society the} Té volutionaries are said to numbe r at "a, | least 30,000, most of them armed with "in| to co but went an y uot het made language, aid the | 2° may never rebels open, the In themselves nasty The searce. edingly Show ® she doing ae body of white troops has started expedition into the district beto be the center of the dis- oe the linings }ture, not only for the pleasure | Jos she felt in her biedtion, but for harder grind for earning money 12.34 on tug three, COM- | Woman eens eimets conten concerts and rather, >" Organ- armed with moddaily occurrence, the and by | 008 spread- | villages, whose population to be loyal to the French plundered Thi French are at last awakening to of rly dressmaker wes pocket, Workshop The climate is very unhealthy are no proper roads and food is very | cers and It with the: stars." is well known that the his Apestel Washington, Sept. Reba Allison has a . " some machinery installed on ny the other? morning rallway em -|having ter floor amidships. There are two ployes found. in the. first. class coma * t : partment a young woman lI¥ing in a rud ae astern and the propeller raw,' and iva erent volunteered. 6 6 a She Be. ee rebellion. | ©! still disaffection the gravity exes of ‘| some] flight, to the to play hide Pluviose, on] ]/@nce diS- | Fool is "Raw, no ls on artist eud+consequently theaters who | in certain open serious a prin- inhabitants, raids by natives rifles, are of With. there "Fler | ° ‘was which the much rat he ae Go) nee none. es. is : tremendous | °™ST@Vings Barrie, | @aection.. These soldiers, | however, in tne} have enormous difficutlles to contend riter w a said imaginations painful my |writers, in a single to me, for I} vaults of heaven, making verge more among should at|!zed a modern|ern sald that the world as and woman a in/as address admired " i i é plan | imagination, It the is accounts the |course of his | Oliphant was in in at We a moot of the|perts miralty en -a : artist and when a-mere workwoman?. M | eons in ner, claimed ian an pal fat and the courte h jeckied ti ne q a is She wae premiere'? at ors ladice' tailor's oa. peem discharged without notice as a merel : viii -_ : Revolutionary to be among on What the | 4ll voyage,|ing unveiled by Mr. J M celebrated novelist, who set other the When it was Brest | quality to@ begins ane employed: "to | Pitiea Mute eit lone: the aight In the discharge Ege Teriie eoline are "Search situation her duties was to i nas er? - i ae. = colony looks | | ®£frequent horseshe races, required meetings, th country tse or 1© assallant. Chinese black. are represented old| jn great seem headway singularly dead the ship place in ciples her journey something forth match was Knots When his reminiscences : OCLCo care De Mrs. rl of (ernal_aim, but I. fulfill what I cannot fhad to work long and hard atOW litera: | beating Chinese signs Indicating inoir Woman illiterate ei 1871 of , When ano lost as "The retorted, "Evidently Atlemind? Cand Immense tol was exclaimed diner ie ene as shed OUStreets Ee = France's decidedly the| the and ward. after | land to returning |sceptre at} the some from of the crowd watch the gas- : ~ 8 "Al ca , Then the diner remarked. than pork," a policeman appeared and thé atta hastily gathered up the remains of ; of and tia (area Ie Wwewhere at. Tels aw would tae LITHIUM nd wo. mrae ana other memorial rests in St.|strong cathedral, Edinburgh, whe on an to the memory of Mrs Oliphant lieved un-|was }the stop my actlyseck any ex- but fulfill-the demand God, as J understand help understanding it An and amused. eating. | een vet ~ Crowd, 2 dor, accompany last is this ships the to this there sending of two end has two steamHerengines, horsepower, speed} hier | been arranged month between to*make ‘gatherre 2 to feat - the porsit the BY PAUL EULER Republican. Special Cuble. _ Paris, Sept, 56.- ote hiya, please | toms friends my activity, y attain not attain it, however friends' suffering will be cannot as long itv, for in it COULD |}museum, where the prosale visitors of |}4@0d whole jthis twentieth century will have so]iS supposed | little understanding of the poetic leg-| are often ste which govern these strange cusauthorities as I have been told, minister had devised tormenting of plan the ae midst of princess. strange that find a resting my activity is to eat | The But to leave»me in| Giles' tormenting the ais. |t ablet is not only revoltingly is also amazingly stupid be true, certain order does the bones on me writing | Vikings who consider dis eelbung be a good work also in the in a ce-|romantic cease books. but the condemned fo a Says, not my the|probably trying|slave ngush pers« ive," nt, August and are wes touc ae long state mu distributing her my who, on to the ezar government, suppress dare Neen king, has been white stones, willbe and only | llers, who arrived The uebee, wher BT of about proceeding The submersible 12 as EN Republican of high naval officials from Cher-|the water at a speed which was a |bourg on board. Another match has|little short of marvelous, furnished New to produced nt as juicy," . . District = eae |] pj, Catches of in] of| which crown knots under water During the entire voyage the submersible will be escorted by the ad- -fand Onion carved, a bed, a mill, spinning wheels} outburst tx inspired by the news from MOeate idee nd kitchen utensils." All tend to show | Indo-China, according to. which It| create models." Hae the ship belonged to the ninth| Must be confessed that the 80th birthday, hon-|ecentury, civilized world, has | ber lay a challenge Russian [its treasure by some Expedition | Viking, seventy feet broad, ‘The from. the shore, it had not been Started he an law and of justice but stilt there Jay the great eerie the | losing Tonkin." wave aga Freel Ween ee | 9 mploye aA et now that he -is|four-wheeled chariot curiously dec-| fort in his latest vituperature artic tise en Powerful to Bovern jorated, and four sledges claborately | against the French government. iis cour Lawent into ‘the oe eaeuee ee his ored by the whole issued in the love Ave "g° an country |riage. a reas very that we hayo selected as our|the first discovers, for hundreds rte the throne eur Webeloved {ears ago vessel tho mortuary..chamber Yansen. have Oo Brent pad been Eb bied. one White of herself procee led spectator congress | congr Africa All Two memorials of famous women ot 0] us. Let us] have been give to the world, its respect, | within the last month." one of a woman unknown, found in Norway, a memorking is not /{al built at least 1,100 years ago in the Then half and ae jous ted « Marter : eh tronomic aoe : the © it. and whi men the van is devoting ------------------- , pet kote, w sanctity protests res result only to do good during his life but to | great funeral ship of think also of the future. To consolJ-|feet long and sixteen date what Ged helped us to do we!vessel was dug out have decided td announce you' the|but those who feund to oO and ;erusts The pride of our/against all measures which have led i 4s i our = people show | to the decline of the birth rate, all to put our}dangerous to the purity of home. life position as the;and subversive of the essential elecivilization 3¥ jme nis of the Christian jdeal of mar- will be an example to all aD the world has its eyes on show ourselves worthy 7 of worthy of our past "But the care of a good news ks tic eneycelical ii 1 | strong trongly clean-living € reste ens st upon Lenora - a ick and is being attended by an}the archbishop of Canterbury speaks Ee: i eat d American € ae : Zand ian Deyptian dector. : solemnly of se the ey growling disregard of I have received a copy of the em-|the marriage tie, and calls for "the peror's prov lamution in whic h the fol-|active, determined co-operation of all kings Miss society, oo published Public, | land, ec he explained that the two . and 5 sea-worthiness -e, whic; 3} gem: Ps , The race, which Is} gems resulting will ornament a distance and trials Barrios from the CORN: Her vadius of action ts 1,500,miles.|Noor (102 carats). The great At her trials she developed a speed | cutting will probably be met to| blessing compar-| vessels, point. her LOEB > SUR Cee - on a| government to the Plu-|into two beautiful Hmeraude,|of the two morning. type, 350 SECRETARY " BY RICHARD Pea e eee seat ondon, Sept surface and 8.5 knots below the sur-| face. The submarine Imeraude has| petrol motors of 340 horsepower each, contract, although in a divorce was letter Dunkirk, Laubeuf each of under no cir- | the guilty or for divorcee grant news and port, that ABOUT Says | Character Sketch of President inCulli ee French | the greatest pt 3.-the the na: that the| which was presented by the ‘Transvaal commence leaving starting necessarily excommunicated, if} availed themselves to the privi-| Lee qualities of these re-!sceptre. Details of the cutting were One day last session after there had The submersible trav-| given yesterday by Sir Henry de Vil- | been a heavy fall of snow, tho senator p r 5 the at &mounted ANT has decided submersible of : testing over will Monday God ¢ vey the Cherbourg, and was unquestionas regarded mar- other marriage innocent party place miles, ‘he of §S regard to safety : *Il as speed. well as speed to take 800 SHACCIRIERE bycE: partically king as a]lege of marriage of Kings.' The encyclical js tired : ENGLAND) Race Suicide, submarine object IN Manchester English Are Committing els chiefly on the surface, diving when about to go into action. best e ie Marringe subject Questionwith Up which thorniest |could Lidje Yasou heir to|not the same day the|they the the of z .. ~ submarine travels : almost entirely un- | representa e Coca der water. Thene race race isis designed desi 1 to Having ater ving tieava recently y of test the advantages of the two types|gress of the dilamond-ontters of hopes smacked pretension. : abound 7 to the good of all men |riage. 14 Emperor Menelik |any issue a proclamation |the Menelik or teachtr by the ative sea-going spective types. m . fly Lam- counsel: thought out w : . in hee Aistcion Ge with troops |the understanding that, on Salonica | cumstance s, elther for {for the innocent party ee On September Abyssinia will of appointing Prince the throne On bea bishops had to deal ]ably their resolutions government in flooding the provinees which are ready to march at the first signal. in The to be the Turkish my honestly ms ed a the Tur-| Austrian political cireles, is considered most serious danger of the ee Opes If such prerogative nave Ways to}. Kore ch here today says that undoubtedly prep arations are made with the szreatest 7 | flow 1 secrecy in Bosnia and Herzegovina to |2U¢ revolution, iain pride, the ni the desire yoke Aine circles and } with ment, a demand whieh Emperor Frantried 7 and ent oe ie OCHOA ys y ¥ C e cis Joseph possibly "grar = cannot Si Brant : i the present iinte : . ‘C} might commend the .chureh to the ; E rae Weve affe The Austrian government is taking |issympathy of Py all ‘ ‘hrishris movement, DE minister of marine match between the that ft eers ot: in with RAOUL viose Turkey has inspired ence as in the Pan-Angli movement to obtain | °#" Constess. Obstacles had onno place; we arranged S a the Austrian parlia- | 10. son ei toe Mapes a pale of a strong popular = representation in TRAIN HYDROPLANE ne es Is SAINT RENE. etna oe Cable, teredtaris, lids Sept. ean 5.-Considerable aroused Missourl, : rom Serajervo| ‘We can claim,' he said, eras Bal-} power wos in that no prwe Ide of pomp Me a s in the'two a osnia and Herzegathered ‘es fraught as The si ON Jewels, cause the 10, aS presiding bishop of the EpisEres all «the ocee tt} copal church in the United States, gave the final sermon at the thanksfre Ss race siving service in St. Paul' s cathedral. dispatches describe the proc, Nattan aoe peninsula, certain to war which SS Great Diamond Will Make Two! Whiteside Tells Some Stories -One Will Be Used in of Quaint Old Scepter. Senator. with Bank Notes and I is7 almost uropean dread. i Portuguese Student Gets Away|Bishop MALCOLM CLAR KE. Spe celal Cable - ot gration GIRL Not | Not 7 5 LADY HENRY SOMERSET Te fad ican. Special Cable, in, Sept. 6.- Y advising «4 frie nd the sults ° is | London, Sept. 5 The gre: avi a consstitution to hie wibiieed tne ibantta] Anglican onan ss is ae " and OS ser may provoke just what s he. tri,ied truer echo brooded ro i‘cho o of th " sp init which lo prevent-a general political y aap ae ;over the delibe ration was given than sh 6, 1908. FRANCE WILL TEST. ""CULLIMAN" STONE ‘DEATH OF ALLISON NEWMARINECRAFTS: WILL DECK CROWN REVIVES OLD TALES Congress Find It Hardest Problem. Tolstoy Declares! es He Will Stop as Long as He Can Work, BY THE clps mee One Lelepnonug to Her of * hardest the crop cently steal /of her children Scotland had aid} only 7,000 white troops. The French | > Sieg s « " peas-|‘well done.' Mrs. Oliphant had joined | government is rushing 5,000 soldiers ee < OE lal Cavre : A inan named Publiccant has been when!/the great shades who took care. of|to Tonkin at once, preliminary to the ublin, Sept Phe theory of] arrested in. Toulon for setting fire sober, or to: even when.sa inan drunk,abould:be would | suaisle Hdinburgh, and patrolled the city in- dispatch JOUR further reinforcements if j; ecorand cay that x ard that a female RaMes}a powder magazine in the arsenal neCeaBary of With an entree to the highest sox ial} His character is a particularly good cnidhed forccirculatins.a bask which _ ae ae Lixtre les responsible for numerous} one, and he has received a large num- | Baye thal working people can only arMme. Curie, who shares with the dewe Pop re te 8S this season is strength- I ber of medals and awards for eae ie som out is In * hard the being departments tal by re- etephes = eae ® ag Mn Booth ace) ted a aan oe avaneclal agent in the imPrecatinn arvice "under the _lepart- ment of justice. He received ais cre- dentials, and after d{isposing of his household effects, moved sa I canny a an his division headquarters, range their life well when they lead a|derful still. Naturally he is not a lit-|late Pierre Curie, her husband, the | eacharke aR robberies during | life from. fire and Eee if ie. Bi | Queen Victoria of Spain, who fs eee working one month, the month Godly' life, that {s, live according | tle proud of his success, and gratified | honor of having discovered radium, t was learned today thi aot | Ueved *that.chhe: \EACw: OF ,neCe MULE: BO of siting her mother, Prineess Beatrice| of June, he was advised by the de io the gospel comm andments- -to kill} on account of the manngr in which |has a bone to pick with Sir Williams bert aa-s Geib exte eben NE Se eee] Mansy medals: has)turned, his, shead| Battenberg, on the Isle of Wight. | partment that. congress failed to grant no one, not to swear, Godly" means to eer nore than one fears and that to live | Psperanto has at last been recognized. | Rainsay, and obey God! At the same time, he thinks more of | tist and the police, the|the advantages which the than the world will] to the in the a famous recent sademy of English. seciencommunication Sciences questions must obe y not police or ezar, but God; forbidden by God. and Fre. The cently great. held officer, that killing a and congress. Dresden with the ae language one nese 1ousand Oni re- ground on of mankind oS finan- delegates e a dard have Mr: tern: ily rmingiet creation e of | yields lation into other De FISHER i ery. vote trans- languag \ pecial feature of tie congress was the presentation of Gor the §.famous drama, "Ifgeni en Taurids," in| Esperanto in the Itoyal Opera house = pecial permission by the king of saxouy. who honored the esperantists Ss » the Protectorship"" by : accepting the "Wich "Hig of the congress It is indeed ie remarkable success to which Dr, Famenhop, the originator of Esperanto, has attained. To have given birth to ? ‘dc which has breathed a new ane fit any despairing hearts, to fae cana language which is al- ready eands herents be in every as part of guished would bodies, achievement the world, "the . Master" the reci to be the honors in any by to be a wonderful But as the} it is more won- his other Duchess Miss |is May | the doctor, her his the the for room > Promeé ists cys continuing Pius-X, in | friends on |a 37-pound an is eurred that In opened | accomplishment of a Pollsh Jew, who has lived his whole life in the heart of the Ghetto, working for his daily bread among hi poorer co-religionas She ments, howéver, and for certain that he is is quite sure Ors His holines Pope ad-} of recipie nt from dlstin- case, suggests the glass ta i Met "0 2B APO nh ; ane thi worth Shelburne of zem | and Be, 2 caused For him to become an incensix months Publiceani has newt rat disputes | ae that the | cy r on vessel in They ee ee uaa vee Annesley Women's night experi- pebberies within the monEn will not: assert wrong until BNP! nu, SblL z 2. aearot tt Sttie eR | ' Nwarting a 5 ee aa in-'| J Building Ship ha flunkeys ee) ie the diamonds] ing unable Health| longer, azine. to contain himself any|and he set fire to the powder He displayed the utmost at | Re tS in Special have sim-|'A terrible tragedy has it is wilfully done. I appeal jot the Institution. go he was ithout employment. Di- mag-|the men of England to save the narector North. came to his rescue, Ma brav-| tions, to save<A race their ofhomes their | hres ordered FA hisLI reinstate manhood. small and familles a $1, O08MS 5rade. ae Mr. out been The expected and required for and that it onld henec es- dis appo tone: tn aeele ‘among. the ntece, | oon Booth had resigned his $1,200 plaricantd In the bureau of the census to| SAT ORO) Bee cnt em manny ne he. expe nse of making the trip to the pre ssure of the races of the world. Wost with his family, and the loss sushousehold f his tained input disposing sh wilt) effucte, saved opinion 1s 6 nepublic be byFPS creating that he fso to isrecetve $200 na on healthy among men and women I should less per annum in salary. never been the man I am : if Setmy | . ia e: : have ae é father had com-| family on not brought a small income up a and large| Judge a hard | thin tu oe their loss >| mitted ey a cornfield at Saint Alban | struggle it was. PB rer) with the|M. Christophe Bouchard was em Walking eile the sands at Blackgreat scandal | ployed as keeper at an asylum, and! pool yesterda the > bishop of Mana ES vesterday was engaged in cutting a} chester Tanna ‘his central mission | for Japan. field of whe at assisted by the Inmates) pulpit to find his youthful son ad- | Cable, amount service, | ats sary new to harvesters} dressing the crowd. The bishop, un- Speer of Geor railroad rate decision' has ‘stirred ila a Washington, and nearly ead ie who comes from that section of the country has a story or two {9 tell about him Captain Cion wall Ginbons, eee | of the aE ae egal iy dad Sean onto 38 a the vatican, says a Rome dispatch PEDO} n neat e It is reported | used sickies. Without a word of warn-j|seen by his son, listened atiantyel2 | the Sonth who was Hare recently, tells The other day the pope felt some- jt ia the ete ou ler of 10,000 tons} ing « lunatic named Coiffard, Struck | behind the screen at the r ar of the ais on ‘or stopped off at Savannah what faint from the heat. and was giv-|# ea ter ship to 1¢. Tlalian. cruisers | the keeper between the shoulders | platform, and when Mr, Ik nox con hile there dropped inte tha en a glass of Tokay In the afternoon | P is uw and Amalfi being built at th 1x ith his ielele She keeper uttered | cluded his brief address, his lords ship tt United States court, over which Judge he again felt unwell arid as the morn-| Orlando dock yard here, is intended }.a cry and fell, mortally wounded. It | stepped out and proudly patted | Speer presides. The proceedings were ing draught had fixed him up in no | fe the Japanese government Com-|} seems that on two previous occasions | surprised young man on the shoulder moving along monotonougiy unt a ime he asked for the same wine and |™mander John B. Bernaldo, the Ameri-|the lunatic had attempted to murder | Commencing his own addr Mr. vas «called before t tim eee can naval attach th . : . ad fe ald: ; 7 =| ky, a type of ne aad old Bouthern another botlle was opened Vhy Cdn Cau ae f 2 a sd roms some time} his keeper On the first oecasion he | Knox sale a Birroing 1am Pecaentl gi sek BIKsie ab rht and with: a not have what remains Jn the bottle ee ‘ a a repor 9 Washington on|threw a large stone at the keeper Ss} once exe laimed of an Americ: an bish-| fringe of kinky wh te hair coverine that was ope ned this morning, his | 1¢, Su Sek head, inflleting a serious wound. An- | Op, On if sl could only get some | the lower part of his nead holiness asked. Then they had to ex-| Prince Louis of Battenberg, when Jother time he ran after M. Bouchard | cuttings from him." He (the speaker) | ~ "what is your nome?" demanded plain to him that a bottle once | Visiting the Orlando dock yards a few |} with a butcher's knife. but the keeper | added, You have heard my son; /the judge. he old man's teeth wero opened was always emptied down-| days ago, asked who was the pur-|was uble to parry the blows The |some cuttings from him would make | chattering, but he managed to say =a stairs. Plus immediately gave orders | chaser of the cruiser, but Signor Or-|lunatie had made up his mind to kill/a better bishop than you have got to mah maine' la Jos nwa Jenhine,. sang spoken by hundreds of thouof enthusiasts and fervent ad- ere acclaimed miring crowds, eountless other Curfe MY Pk Hotel experiment was made, She the Reker ie Pe pe iD thelr case cn|ery in helping to extinguish the flames, same experiment tirst in a} were placed on the Ai tenal: eae Po ae we) He. rescued a se a ann lass tube then in one of quartz, and| : ? ae ae another! Tian & Teck" wien SastOrdas in both ca *s found lithium, but when Gord and Lady Annesley have SO}him no little satisfaction. The fire the guarded the theft that the police be- | might have been terribly disastroug, she employed a platinum vessel lieve that the victims know something| copper salts under the influence of however, for the magazine was one cf} jof the perpetrotors identity. radium yielded no. Jithium. Hlence the largest in Toulon af , , ee Teel All the other. victims of tha . or ieive her doubts as to Sir William's discoyv-| L n he other different and. no Dae Mme, which the Te the countries were gathered and no interpreters were required to transmit the German speeches into English and then into French, thanks required the lithium which the va-|this discovery and can peacefully | jithium came from Sn Is CHAMPION cial assistance of the municipality proved «. great success for those who helieve in the future of a great inter national ore man is|a common rious races .% Esperanto at governor! can aie é aD wt wand: ts an wae eaved Hyves and for} address given at yesterday. 5 Eqn LODO ke Fare here tjewelsSe nnValued} so doing(DO. seemed very opportunities far off. Public-| "The number of Blackpool) births in proportion ar 4 5 wer stolen from Ludy An- | cani- longed to add another meuiul)/to the population fs," he said, "going |™ Tt a3 iterate ater ie his collection and on Saturday, be- down, down, down at a terrible rate, governor or the czar, and that when| derive from his inventive genius than] the re sults of one of his best. known police officer, governor Or Czar com-|of personal benefits. Indeed, what|experiments. Sir William found that mands anything that God forblds, one | higher ambition or nobler aspiration | under radio-active influence copper rec | fought iving for of Boxburghe, Goelet of who New congratulation: York ol Was] her} her feat salmon two in having Janded| after the fish had) hours. Chis gives her| champlonship on the Tweed sight City,|ing river. | future uny his benefit until afternoon of were a poorly over and wildly rolling about bottle of wine | Jando uyolded was to remain | cise answer emptied z adersonthe naders on th | boulevards llevare treated dressed and were not the the to man mer a the| |ment dash-|that in dis- the 1 le wrung its % neck, skinned and |the I have Evan EA ROT for | Specifications covering that he was echasig a rat. | have He caught the rat and announced that | which he wa hungry and was going to eat their the prince a pro-|his keeper, for ter lying In the ae ultingly: Ce rk, companies occasionally | market long giving In' Market York, Sept for New New 6,000 for : Cars. 5,.-Car ar. been roads to 7,000 more ure steel than already been submitted the manufacturers may bids The estimated cost cars is approximately e equipnotified in the cars 3 0001) fulled American ports of from time Dr eTmebneures ee Tobacco Washington, ceived when he saw. the lat-| day fleld he exclaimed ex-| This SEFie Sept. I have tee Trade 6 Less. Reports el consuls at the leading countries indicate that foreign Big Niagara ei Aeon i he ete rent | Ont Joshwa. Jenkins, yo' honah.' ""Josnua?t Joshua, are a not} aie Elec ato Falls, Plante, Canada, Joshua Sept. pt. 5 6.-}!®B2 "The who made the sun you stop the shine old darky was scared to deaths $60,000, 000 §is reported firvolyed | sre imagined he was charged with anelectric Nght and power enter- | other and moro rrible crime, and 4 Pence the electric cur-| could hardly eae ok. But ld inally from Niagara Babette Falls to all the London, || importa- Upon | while the tobacco industry is progress- | tions of electrical apparatus are from figure ing abroad it has not advanced sumMm-|the United States, this country hh ng of allletently to affect the Ameviean trads|aeent $3,341,000, ag against 374,000 £6,000,000.]¢o anv great extent | rom the United Kingdom. managed to say,edge, stuttering! ‘Nen-n-no yo' honah; a at ont toe: ear | dat Sau a na ceanr hic i ‘ F are discha raed,' said Speer, ‘get out of this court.' " jedge. ee awe Judge . |