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VOL VIII NO 149 PENSACOLA FLORIDA WEDNESDAY WEDN QAY MORNING JUNE 211905 21 1905 PRICE 5 CE1S OE I en I J < I
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ENOOF f STRIKE STRIKENOW STRIKENO
NOW NO IN SIGHT SIGHTSf
ffieriff Sf riff Barrett Says trouble in inChicago inChicago inChicago
Chicago Will be Over in
24 Hours HoursEXPECTSTO HoursEXPECTSTO HoursEPECTSTO
EXPECTSTO DECREASE DECREASETHE DECREASETHE DECREASETHE
THE FORCE OF DEPUTIES DEPUTIESNew DEPUTIESNew DEPUTIESNev
New Strike Committee Empowered Empoweredto
to Take Necessary Action ActionMajority ActionMajority ActionMajority
Majority of Members of International InternationalBoard InternationalBoard InternationalBoard
Board Are Known to Be Opposed to toContinuance toContinuance toContinuance
Continuance of FightThat Fight That New NewCommittee NewCommittee NewCommittee
Committee Will Agree to Terms TermsOffered TermsOffered TermsOffered
Offered Now Seems Certain CertainBy CertainBy CertainBy
By Associated PressrhicagoJune Press PressChicago PressChicago
Chicago rhicagoJune June 20 20SherifI Sheriff Barrett Barrettpor
por in close touch with the labor lead leadcr I If
cr f today tod y and gave out the following followingEtncmentr foIIowingEment followingrement
Etncmentr rement The strike will be over overwshin overthin overhin
thin hin twentyfour hours ho rs I expect to toliakv t tmake towake
make speedy arrangements to de decrease decrmsc decrasc ¬
crease the force of deputies deputiesPROSPECTS deputiesPROSPECTS deputiesPROSPECTS
PROSPECTS GOOD FOR FORSPEEDY FORSPEEDY FORSPEEDY
SPEEDY SETTLEMENT SETTLEMENTChicago SETTLEMENTfhirngo SETTLEMENTChicago
Chicago June nne 20 20Prospectsof Prospects of a aspely aph aieI
spely ieI termination of the teamsters teamsterssrie teamsterslriJe teamstersriie
srie riie became brighter today with the thebringing thebringing thebrngng
bringing into action of a new strike strikectamiitee strilmrcnmiltce strikeNflhI1ItteC
ctamiitee appointed by the teamtrs team teami teamtiS
i ers joint council counclland and empowered in incajnnction InLljnnlion IntfljI2nQtion
cajnnction with the i e international ex exri e ef1 exc
< ri c vo V t board to settle the struggle strugglevi
vi iioiT 101 further consultations with the theErutrs thenrit therAtrs
Erutrs ErutrsA nrit rAtrs rAtrsA rs rsA
A majority of the members of theratlonal the theircraatlonal thercratloxia1
ircraatlonal ratlonal executive board are arcJ areknwll
J knwll mini to be oppose < i to a continuance continuanceJ
< J lac ic strike and have used theirin theirinxrce theirIn1e their In Inic
xrce 1e ic during durin the t elasJ last week tpward tpwardrngin t A ward wardrng1 ll llrngim
rngin it itto to anVemC i ena JtWa8 T Tva on this thismint thisUlt th1s th1sUHL
mint Ult that the executive committee committeeasked committeeI committeeasked
I asked to act with the councils councilsIce
T ice committee In bringing the thosrike thefrike therike
srike rike to a close closeThat closeThat cIocThat
That the new iie committee will agree agreefie agreohe agree1ie
fie he peace terms offered by the em emi emers
i 1 ers seems practically certain certainIt
1 It is S understood und rst od that should peace peacefiliations peacer
filiations r be blocked this time timejrough timeLrolh timeZroiigh
jrough unforeseen circumstances a acrprenilum arencIum arendum
crprenilum rencIum vote on calling off o the thei theike
i ike will be taken takenKlwaul takenJ1warcl talenEIward
Klwaul Bickett a nonunion team teamcr
cr employed tmlllo cd by the National Express ExpressoKijiaiiy E Expressompally < prcss
oKijiaiiy was subjected to barbarous barbarousJ barbarousanient
J tament today toda by four men alleged allegedf aIIegedhae
f have been strike sympathizers sympathizersUirkett s sympathizersehett IJ1palhizersjtt
Uirkett jtt was attacked1 in front of the th2lmstcrs thelainstcrs theatlisters
lainstcrs union headquarters After AfterI AfterIling
I Iling ing knocked down by the men menTOP menrf menree
TOP rf > fingers fin es of the right hand were wereMken wererken wereI
I Mken rjp and the finger nails pulled out outnippers outnilpeTS outnippers
nippers it is said The victim ap apiilwl apel apihl
iilwl l td to the men to tohavo have mercy but butcries butcris butcries
cries were in vain and when the therrailants thecilams theilants
rrailants ilants left he was unconscious in int
t I street st flet where ho was found later laterI
I 1 > a policeman policemanSECRETARY policemanSECRETARY policemanSICRTARY
SECRETARY HAY HAYIN HAYIN AY AYIN
IN WASHINGTON WASHINGTONATTENDED
ATTENDED CABINET MEETING MEETINiFOR MEETINGFOR
FOR FIRST TIME IN SEVERAL SEVERALMONTHS SEVERALMONTHS SEVERALMONTHS
MONTHS AND WAS CORDI CORDIALLY CORDIALLY CORDIALLY ¬
ALLY RECEIVED RECEIVEDBy
By Associated Press PressVhinsmn PresshI1 Presst1inton
Vhinsmn hI1 TOIl June 20 20Secretary Secretary Ha Hat Hay
t u > iivatled ulell the meeting of the Cal CalT Cabf CaW
f T r fH u W first time In several severanl severalD
nl D was given a cordial n nboili re rebO retoi
boili bO 1 by > y the President Pr sldent and the thii them
r m i i < f rjlp lit cabinet all Of whom WhOlT WhOlnrv whomHI whomft
HI > nrv 1f rv Morton were pres preset ¬
et e T The Th l n flng c > ins nwas was devoted t tcons4traun to tocO toCOiiSiraun <
cons4traun cO f un 01 o the f status of the peace peacKorianCs <
KorianCs An Invitation was re rec recn reC
c cn ved > d from Morocco that this govern governpaniculate goveniparrjr goveriiPaIciate
= paniculate parrjr jJatl in the International InternationaT
Irfpr T nc for the consideration ol olpecan ot otan otecan
pecan ecan an affairs The BowenLoomls BowenLoomlsand
> and some omc departmental matters mattersi matters1ee mattersee
i 1ee e ee e a ao so considered consideredBig cnsideredBig fnsidercdBig
Big Steamers Arrive Arrivev ArriveYork
v York rk June 20 20Arrived Arrived Kron Kroz Kronh
po z 7 Wilhelm h > Im and Prinzess Alice Alicenrcmen
nrcmen
CaricatureSketch of 0 the New NewGovernor NewverJIor NewGovernor
Governor verJIor of ofthe the theCaal Canal Zone Zone1
1
fCHARLES i E MAGOON MAGOONAs MAGOON MAGOONAs J JAs
As governor of the thePanama Panama Canal C nal Zone Mr Magoon will il1be be obligedto obligedtoreside obligedtoreside obliged to toreside
reside theVe Mr Shonts the chairman of the commission will only onlYI make makeoccasional makeoccasional ake akei
i occasional occasionallVis irisits isu tSthereh there hbweyer hbweyerLNSSSIONAT hOweyErP13DJRAb w v r rFE
FE P13DJRAb J3iAbCQNVENTI CONVI3NTLOR CONVI3NTLORIN lV lVIN
LNSSSIONAT IN SESSION AT MANILA MANILAADVOCATES
ADVOCATES ROOSEVELTS ROOSEVELVSPLAN PLAN TO TRANSFER GOVERNMENT OF OFISLANDS OFISLANDSRADICAL OFISLANDSRADICAL
ISLANDS ISLANDSRADICAL RADICAL WING O PPOSED TAFTS POLICY BOLT BOLTED BOLTED BOLTED ¬
ED THE MEETING AND GATHERED ELSEWHERE
By y Associated Press PressManila PressManna PressManila
Manila June 20 20The The Federal l Con Convention Convention Conventlon
vention reassembled and after a heat heated heated heated ¬
ed discussion decided to place among amongthe amongthe mo1gthe
the resolutions a section advocating advocatingthe
the policy of President Roosevelt to totransfer totransfer totransfer
transfer the government g vermnenl of o th the island islandWith Islandwith i iWIth
With the assistance of America it Is be believed beI beIlioved beileved ¬
lieved this policy constantly and anJproj anJprojBOT pro proBOTH proBOTH
BOTH BOT SLUGGERS SLUGGERSBADLY SLUGGfRSBADLY SLUOGRSBADLY
BADLY INJURED INJUREDBy
By Associated Press PressSalt PressSalt PressSalt
Salt Lake City ity June June20 20 2OIll Bill ill Stift Stiftof Stiftof SUftof
of Chlcago who was defeated by byGeorge byGeorge byGeorge
George Gardner of Ogden Ogd n last night nighthas nighthas nighthas
has a broken right wrist having sus sustained sustained sustamed ¬
tained the injury injurym in the fourth round roundwhen roundwhen ruunifwhen
when he swung a glancing blow b w across acrossGardners AcrossGardners acrossGardners
Gardners head and 1ieckStlftalso 1ieckStlftalsobitofI neck Stift also alsobit alsobit
bit bitofI off the end of his tongue and nd is issuffering IssufIering Issuffering
suffering great gre t pain painJimmy painJimmy painJimmy
Jimmy Gardner who whoa a week ago agofought agofought agofought
fought a twenty tw ntYI9un round draw with withJack WithJack withJack
Jack OKeefe of thisjcity thIs city Is confined confinedto
to his bed as a result of f a low blow ac accidentally aceidentaUy accldentally ¬
cidentally delivered elver d by OKeef The Theattendant Theattendant Theattendant
attendant doctor pronounces pro unces Gardners GardnersInjuries Gardnersinjuries GardnersInjuries
Injuries serious seriousMYSTIC seriousMYSTIC seriousMYSTIC
MYSTIC SHRINERS MEET MEETAT MEETAJNIAGARA MEETATNIAGARA
AT AJNIAGARA NIAGARA FrALLS FrALLSBy FALLS FALLSBy ALUSBy
By Associated Press PressNiagara P PressNiagara ess
Niagara Falls N Yc June June 20 2QThe 2QThehhIrtyfirstannmil 20TbeThirtyfirst The Thethirtyfirst
thirtyfirst hhIrtyfirstannmil annual gathering gatheri g of the theimperial theimperial theimperial
imperial council Ancient A clent Arabic rablc Order Orderof Orderof Orderof
of the Mystic M stic Shrine met here heretoday heretodaywith today todaywith todaywith
with a very large attendance attend nce thou thousands thousan thouSands ¬
sands san s of Shriners from all sections of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the United States and Canada being beingpresent beingpresent beingpresent
present The order numbers about
100000 members mem rs The citY waS wa hand handsomely handsomely handsomely ¬
somely decorated The Imperial Imp rial coun council council councii ¬
cil was escorted escortedifu to the meeting1 m etlng place placethe placethe placethe
the International theatre by by bu uniform uniformed u1 iform iformed iformed
ed Arab patrols
Baseball Patrons Attend AttendGames AttendOames AttendGames
Games at Their Own Risk
I
By Associated Fress PressYork Fressl
l > York June 20 20Persons Persons wbo wboiseball
t 1 Baseball games do so goat at their theiraccording theiraccording
4 according to a decision just justdown justdown justdown
down by Civil Justice Mc Mcin Mein Mcin
in a damage suit brought broughtng
c ng g woman who claims to have haveeil haveell haveel
ell by ba a foul ball The Th com comwas cornwas
1 was an enthusiastic admirer admirerranie admirerf admirerarae
f ranie On September 3 1904 1904a 1904ptatorat
a pcctator ptatorat at the contest cont stonthe stonthegounrls ot onie onieroinds tbe tberounds
rounds between betwe n the New York Yorkrial YorkIi Yorkb1
Ii b1 rial club twJILhe flnj j Lh g jBostoaa Bosto a to 4oi4 loul
ball smote her on the nose The doc doctors doctors doetors
tors saved her disfigurement but suit suiiwas sultwas suitwas
was brought for fo dim damages g in the sum sunof sumof sumof L
of 500 O0 against agai st the New York clubs clnbtmanagement clubsmanagement clubsmanagement i
management managementThe 4 4The
The complalnants complaInant3COUu1Sel sc cdunsel el1sserted el1ssertedthat assertethat asserte asertedthat
that the th management was wa responsibliior r responsibli sp sible sibleioreverytiling
ior ioreverytiling or evervtiiing thai tlia went wrongn the thegrounds thigrounds thegrounds
grounds and andthjLt that the thewot womans Jusinjury Jusinjurywas injury injurywas Injunras
was dearly due d e to totll theHck t1 c ck of ofproper ofpropersafeguards f rope ropeSafeguards roperSafeguards
Safeguards The justice1 justi bQwever bQweverruled hQweverni1ed bqweverruled
ruled that those tho who O entered tered tin theio tingrounds he heground3dld
grounds ground3dld io ds did so s atthifcwiirisk Jt b irDinJi irDinJiI
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gressively followed foUowedwlll will result In com complete complcte comrnplate
plate selfgovernment The definite ob object object object ¬
ject desired is an ultimate independ independent independent ¬
ent republican government but main maintaining maintaining maintaming ¬
taining the necessary political unionwith union unionwith unionwith
with the United States StatesThe StatesThe StatesTho
The radical wing of the party op opposed opposed opposed ¬
posed the clause in the resqlutions resqlutionssupporting resQIutionssupportIng resqiutlonssupporting
supporting Secretary Tafts polfcyand polfcyandleft polfCY and andleft andleft
left the meeting to gather elsewhere elsewherePOSTMASTER el cIewherePOSTMASTLR cwhere cwherePOSTMASTERStN
POSTMASTER POSTMASTERStN SENT SENTIP srrUP r rUP
UP FOR PERJtiRY PERJtiRYBy PERJ RY RYt
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By Associated Press PressSt Pressst PreSsSf
St Sf Louis June June20In 20 20In In the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States District Court today M I Red Reddich Relldich Reddich
dich formerly postmaster at Yazoo YazooCity YazooCity YazooCity
City Miss entered a plea of guilty g nty to toth tothe j jtenced
th the charge of perjury and was sell sellI seatenced
tenced to one years Yea rs imprisonment imprIs lDment and andfined an andfined d dfined
fined one hundred dollars He will willbegin willbegin willbegin
I begin serving the sentence tonightThe tonight tonightThe tonightThe
The specific case against Reddich was wasthe wasthe wasthe
the charge that tbathe he had trumped up upcharges upcharges upcharges
charges of the sale of political influ influence influence Influence ¬
ence against a North Carolina Con Congressman Congressman Congressman
gressman gressmanMINISTER gressmanMINISTER gressmanMINISTER
MINISTER BOWEN FIRED FIREDFROM FIREDFROM FIREDFROM
FROM DIPOLMATIC SERVICE SERVICEBy
By Associated Press PressWashington Pr PressWashingtOn ss ssWashington
Washington June 20 20Presldent 20PresldentRoosevelt 20PresIdentRoosevelt President PresidentRoosevelt
Roosevelt in a letter addressed to Sec Secretary Secretary Secretary ¬
retary Taft and made public tonight tonighti tonightdirects tenightdirects
i directs the dismissal of Minister Bow Bowen Bowen
1 en from the Diplomtaic Service and andarraigns andarraigns andarraigns
arraigns Mr rBowens Bowens conduct con1uctin In the theBowenLoomis theBowenLoomiS
1 BowenLoomis controversy as repre reprehensible reprehensibie reprehensible ¬
hensible hensibleACCEPTS hensibleACCEPTS hensibieACCEPTS
ACCEPTS ACCEPTS RESIGNATIONS RESIGNATIONSOFEQIIITABLEOFFICIALS
t 1 OF EQUITABLE OFEQIIITABLEOFFICIALS OFEQIIITABLEOFFICIALSBy OFFICIALS OFFICIALSBy
By Associated Press PressNew PressNew j
New York June 20 20Paul Paul Morton Mortonchairman Mortonchairman I IchaIrman
chairman of the th Board b of Directors ot ofthe otthe otthe
the Equitable has announced that he helias henasaccepted hebas
bas nasaccepted accepted the resignation of James JamesW Jamessv JamesW
W sv Alexander as president and James JamesHazen JamesBazen JamesBazen
Bazen Hyde as First VicePresIdent VicePresIdentof
of the Equitable Life Assurance Assuranceclety So Society i iclety ¬
clety It is said he has hasnotact not acted qiJn qiJnthe on onthe onthe
the other otherreslgnatlons resignations yet
A A OlSbR OlsenARtTO
TO VEftMUNT VEftMUNTCaptain YE MONT MONTCaptain
Captain Clark Enters EntersVigorolJs EntersVigorolJsProtest Vigorous VigorousProtest VgorouProtest
Protest Against Hanging Hangingof
of Mrs Rogers RogersWANTS 80gerWANTS RogerswANTs
WANTS BROTHERS PICTURE PICTURETURNED PICTURETURNED PICTURETURNED
TURNED FACE FACETO TO THE WALL WALLIn WALLInCase
In InCase Case Woman Meets Death in inGreen inGreen inGreen
Green Mountain State StateBrother StateBrotherof StateBrother
Brother Brotherof of Heroic Commander of Bat Battleshlp Battleship Battleship
tleship Oregon Says Every Vermont Vermonter
er Would Hang his HeadJIn HeadJI Shame ShamePicture ShamePicture ShamePicture
Picture will be Turned TurneiittJie iffthe Execu Execution ExeCution ExeCution
tion Takes Place PlaceI PlaceBy PlaceBy
I By Associated AssociatedJoseph Press PressSt Pre PreSt
St St Joseph June June20 20 20C4ta1nLolyd 20C4ta1nLolydClark Captain PtaIn Lolyi LolyiClark LolydCbrk
Clark of the United States S aes supply supplstation supplystation supplystation
station here and a brother of Admiral AdmlraClark AdmiralClark AdmiralClark
Clark TJ S N who commanded th thbattleship the theI thebattleship <
I battleship Oregon during the battle o ot otSantiago otSantiago
1 Santiago and when the battlesai battlesaimade battlesalp battiesaipmade
made her famous voyage from Facile Pacifliwaters PacInowaters Facilewaters
I
waters to join Admiral Sampson Sampsonfleet Sarnpson3fleet SampSOllJfleet
fleet today sent a telegram to Gover Covernor Governor Governor
nor Bell of Vermont protesting protestingagainst protestingagaInst protestingagainst
against the hanging o ot Mrs 1 trso rsMary Mary Kog Kogera Rogers lvgers
ers The telegram says saysamong among other otheithings otherthIngs otherthings
things Vermont is i again threaten threateaedwith threatened
ed edwith with the horrible disgrace ot twen twenty twenty twenty
ty years ears ago The reputation and anihonor andhonor andhonor
honor of the Green Mountain state is isin 1s 1sin Isin
in your hands Should this poor poorweak poorweakwoman weal wealwoman weakwoman
woman meet her death In a state stattwhere statewhere statewhere
where my brother has been be b qn n so greatly greatljhonored greatlyhonor greatlyhonored
honored honor d please face his picture towards to towards towards
wards to wall Ecry real Vermonter Vermonteiwould Vermonterwould Vermonterwould
would hang his head In shame sn ne Th Thletter The Theletter Theletter
letter was also signed signedbyCaptaln signedbyCaptalnClarks by Captain CaptairClarks CaptainClarks
Clarks wife wifeAdmiral wifedmiral wifeAdmIral
Admiral dmiral Clarks picture was placed placedon
on the th wall of lhQsbt the th state qapitol ayltolso soot sootafter soonaftei n naJ
after aJ his rainous ous voyajjp and an a It t is iswith iswith i iwith
with his brothers consent that Cap Captain Captain Captam
tain tam Clark makes the request requestGovernor requestGovernorBe11 requestGovernor
GovernorBe11 Governor Bell declared today that he hehad hehad liehad
had made provision to see se that the pic picture picture plcture
ture was turned turnedto to the wall if Mrs MrsRogers MrsRogers MrsRogers
Rogers was hanged hangedCASE hangedCASE hangedCASE
CASE OF MRS ROGERS Will WillBE WillBE WILLBETAKENTOSUPREME
BE BETAKENTOSUPREME TAKEN TO SUPREME COURT
Prisoner will be Taken into Court on onWrit onWri onWrit
Writ of Habeas Corpus 48 Hours HoursBefore HoursBefore HoursBefore
Before Time Set for Death DeathBy DeathBy DeathBy
By Associated Press PressWindsor PressWindsor PressWlndsor
Windsor Vt June 20 2OFortycignt 2OFortycignthours Fortyelgnt Fortyelgnthours ortyclgnthour
hours before the time set for her exe execution execution axecution ¬
cution Mrys Mary M Rogers under undersentence undersentence undersentence
sentence of death in the state prison prisonhere prIsolhere prisonhere
here for the them murder rder of her husbari1 husbari1will liusbanlwill l lwill
will be e taken to the local court house houseon houson houseon
on the writ of habeas corpus insti instituted instltuted lnstttuted ¬
tuted by her attorneys and an gmntetlate granted grantedlate grantedlate
late last night In Battleboro by Judge JudgeWheeler JudgeWheeler JudgeWheelclr
Wheeler of the United States circuit circuitcourt cIrcuItcourt circuitcourt
court courtAttorneys courtAttorne courtAttorneys
Attorneys Attorne s for the condemned woman womaadeclare womandeclare womanideclare
declare that should Judge JurlgeWheeler Wheeler de deny deny defly ¬
ny any relief when the writ comes comesbefore comesbefore comesbefore
before him Wednesday an anappeal appeal will willbe wIllbe willbe
be taken to tothe the United States supreme supremecourt supremecourt supremecourt
court Such an appeal will have to tobe tobe to1 to1be
be allowed by the circuit court pend pending pending pendlug ¬
ing which a further delay in the exe execution execution executlonwifi ¬
cution cutlonwifi will be necessary necessaryPRESIDENT necessaryPRESIDENT necessaryPRESIDENT
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTLEFT ROOSEVELTLEFT ROOSEVELTLEFT
LEFT FOR MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTSBy
By Associated Press PressWashington PressWashIngton PressWashington
Washington June 20 20PresIJent 20PresIJentRoos 20PresllentRoosevelt President PresidentRoosevelt
Roosevelt Roos velt left here at 9 oclock 0 CIOCk tonight tonightfor tonightfor
for Massachusetts to attend the com commencement commencement cornmencetnent ¬
mencement exercises of Clark Univer University UniverI UniverIslty University ¬
sity at Worcester and Williams Col College College Co1lege ¬
lege at Williamston He traveled traveled1n traveled1na in ina lna
a special train over the Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniarailroad Pennsylvaniarailroad
railroad and from the Harlem river riveron riveronthe on onthe onthe
the route will be over the tbeNew New York YorkNew YorkNew YorkNew
New Haven and Hartford road roadPREPARATIONS roadPREPARATIONS roadPREPARATIONS
PREPARATIONS FOR FORTHE FORTHE FORTHE
THE PILGRIMS DINNER DINNERBy DINNERBy DINNERBy
By Associated Press PressNew PressiNew PressNew
New York YorkJune June 2 2lPreparations 2lPreparationsare Preparations Preparationsare
are under way says a Herald dispatch dispatchfrom dispatchfrom dispatchfrom
from London to make the Pilgrims Pilgrimsdinner PilgrImsdInner Pilgrimsdinner
dinner to Ambassador Whitelaw Reid Reidon Reidon Reidon
on Friday evening at Clairidges the themost themost the7nost
most notable ever in the history of ofthat ofthat ofthat
that society societyIn
In honor of the occasion Alfred Aus Austin Austin Austin ¬
tin the poet laureate has written a apoem apoem apoem
poem which whichw1ll will be read at t the din dinner dinDer dintier ¬
tier Earl Roberts will preside Near Nearly Nearlrfour Near1y ¬
lrfour ly four hundred guests will attend
RUSSIA TOO POORTO POOR POORTO POORTOC6JNTINUE
TO TOC6JNTINUE CONTINUE WAR WARHer
Her Poverty Must Decide De ide the Issue When Plenipotentiaries Meet to toDiscuss toDiscuss toDiscuss
Discuss Terms of PeaceEngland Said to Desire Annihila Annihilation Annihilation Annihilation ¬
tion of Russian Army in Manchuria
ByAssociated By Associated Press PressSt PressSt PressSt
St PetersburgJune PetersburgJnne20The Petersburg Jiuie 20 20The The Novoe NovoeVremya NovoeVremya NovoeVreinya
Vremya today printed a despatch from fromLondon fromLondon om omLondon
London in which its correspondent de declared declared deelated ¬
clared he Tvas was in possession or infor information Information inrormation ¬
mation to tneeffect the effect that Great Britain Britainis
is advising Japan Jap against the conclu conclusion concluslon concluslon ¬
slon of an armistice armisticeRussia armisticeRussia armisticeRussia
Russia the despatch added la lanot Isnot 1snot
not considered to be sufficiently weak weakened weakened weakened ¬
ened Great Britain hopes that Field FieldMarshal FledMarshal FieldMarshal
Marshal Oyama will succeed in de destroying destro destroylng ¬
stroying stro ing Linevitchsarmy LInevitchs army and thus re relieve relieve relieve ¬
lieve her of th t > nightmare that the thearmy thearmy thearmy
army may later be beshtrted shifted to the bor borders bordersofAfghanIstan borders ¬
ders dersofAfghanIstan of Afghanistan for operationsagainst operationsagainst operations operationsagainst
against India IndiaThe IndiaThe IndiaThe
The radical Nashashisn Nashashlsnasserts asserts that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the phantom of financial exhaustion exhaustionhanging exhaustionhanging exhaustionhanging
hanging over Russia is really the thegreatest tilegreatest thegreatest
greatest friend of peace p peace ace and draws a aharrowing aharrowIng aharrowing
harrowing picture of 90 per cent or orthe orthe otthe
the empires population living as their theirforefathers theirforefathers theirforefathers
forefathers did in the sixteenth cen century centur century
tury tur groaning under the constantly constanUlncreasIng in increasing increasing ¬
creasing debts piled up by militarism militarismand mIlitarismand militarismand
and the adventures of the autocracy autocracywhich autocracywhichclevet autocracywhich
which whichclevet clever bookkeeping can no nolonger nolonger nolonger
longer conceal concealTaken concealiNfeRO concealNEGRO
NEGRO lYNCHED lYNCHEDIN
IN TENNESSEE TENNESSEETaken
Taken from Jail to the Scene of ofCrime ofCrime ofCrime
Crime and Shot Shotto to Death by byInfuriated byInf byInthriated
Infuriated Inf lriatedMob lriatedMobBy Mob MobBy MobBy
By Associated Press PressNashville PressNashn PressNushvWe
Nashville June 20 20A A special pe a1 from fromHoheawald lromlIohl1ilwaldTonn fn3milohegwald
Hoheawald lIohl1ilwaldTonn Tonn Bays S + S Simon Ford Forda For Fora
a negro riegro who committed co nmlttcdanoutrage nmlttcdanoutrageupon an outrage outrageupon outrageupon
upon a a white woman iear ar Riverside Riversidewas
was taken from jail there this after afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
noon by a mob of fifty men He was wastaken wastaken wastaken
taken to the place of his crime and andshot andshot andshot
shot to death Ford was arrested on onMonday on1I10ndayafternoon on3ionday
Monday 1I10ndayafternoon afternoon fatally wounded woundedand woundedaad woundedand
and admitted admlttedguilt admlttedguiltITALIANJIVES guilt guiltITALIAN11VES guiltITALIAN
ITALIAN11VES ITALIAN lIVES WITH WALL WALLOF WALLOF WALLOF
OF HIS HEART PUNCTURED
Difficult and Rare Operation Perform Performed ¬
ed by Surgeons in New York Hos HospitafMay HcsoS IlospitalZMay
oS oSpital
pitafMay pital May Result in Recovery RecoveryBy RecoveryBy
By Associated Press PressNew PressNew PressNew
New York June20 June20A A stab woun wounsustained wound woundsustained woun1sustained
sustained by a young Italian which whichhad whlcbhad whichhad
had punctured the wall of the heart heartand heartand heartand
and penetrated the right auricle has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been sewed up by bysurgeons surgeons at the Har Harlem Harlem Herlam ¬
lem hospital The operation Is dUD difficult dUDcult dimcult ¬
cult and rare but the patient Is still stillalive stillalive stillalive
alive and hopes are entertained eitt rtained that thathe tilathe thathe
he will recover The operation lasted lastedthirtyfive lastedthIrtyfive lastedthlrtyfive
thirtyfive minutes The subject of ofthe ortbe ofthe
the operation was Camelllo Detaneo DetaneoHe DetaneoHe DetaneoHe
He was stabbed during a saloon row rowCompanions rowCompanions rowCompanions
Companions walked him twelve blocks blocksto
to the hospital Finding the fellow fellowstill fellowstill I i
still alive despite such treatment the thesurgeons thesurgeons I
surgeons hurried him to the operating operatingtable operatingtable operatlntable I
table To get at his heart they theysawed theysawed theysawed
sawed off o an inch and a half of the thethird thethIrd th ththird
third right rib Their next task was wasthe was wasthe wasthe
the ligation IJgatiOnorio of two arteries art rles It was wasfound wasfound
found that the therlgbtauricle right auricle of the theheart thehearth theheart I
heart hearth had d been seriously punctured puncturedthe puncturedl puncturedlthe Il Ilthe
the width of f the wound being about aboutonequarter aboutonequarter aboutonequarter
onequarter of olan an Inch This was wasclosed wasclosed wasclosed
closed with a single stitch and the theusual thensual theusual
usual dressing Detaneo not only sur survived sur1 sur1I sur1vived ¬ I
vived but regained rego Ined partial conscious consciousness consc1ousness
ness in a short time and may recover recoverCROWN recoverCROWN
CROWN PRINCE AND BRIDE BRIDEWARMLY BRIDEWARMLY i iWARMLY
WARMLY GREETED AT POTSDAM POTSDAMReception POTS POTSOAMReception DAM
1 1Reception
Reception of German Royal Couple CoupleTook CoupleTook CoupleTook
Took the Form of ofa a Public Dem Demonstration Demonstration Demonstration ¬
onstration in Their Honor HonorBy HonorBy HonorBy
By Associated Press PressPrince PressPotsdamGernilny PressPotsdain
PotsdamGernilny Potsdain Gerxiitny June OCrown 20CrownPrince OCrownPrince
Prince Frederick William and Crown CrownPrincess CrownPrincess CrownPrincess
Princess Cecilia made public entry entryInto entryInto entryInto
Into Potsdam today having arrived arrivedfrom arrivedfrom arrivedfrom
from Hubertustock on the late after afternoon afternoon alternoon ¬
noon train Prince Eitel Frederick Frederickat
at the head of f a company of ofguarts ofguartsmet guaMs guaMsmet guarlsmet
met his brother and sisterinlaw at atthe a athe atthe
the station and escorted them to the thecity thecity thecity
city which was gaily decorated with withbunting w1thbunting withbuntlng
bunting flags evergreens and flowers flowersThe flowersThe flowersThe
The reception to the royal couple coupteook coupteookthe took tookthe ookthe
the form of 0th a warm public demonstra demonstration demonstration demonstralion ¬
tion
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Russia the Novoe Vremya con conUnues conUnues continues
Unues is reaching the end or her heiability herablIlty herability
ability to borrow for the purpose o oprosecuting ot otprosecuting ofprosecuting
prosecuting the war Here Is the th rea reasecret real realsecret realsecret
secret of the hope of peace peace Russias Russiaspoverty Russiaspqverty Russiaspoverty
poverty must decide the issue when wheithe whenthe whenthe
the plenipotentiaries meet meetPreparing meetPreparing meetPreparing
Preparing for Conference ConferenceTokio ConferenceTokio ConferenceTokio
Tokio June June20Discl1sslonof 20 20Dlseussion Discussion of th thmeeting the themeeting themeeting
meeting of the peace plenipotentiarie plenipotentiariecontinues plenlpot ntiaries ntiariescontinues ntjarjescontinues
continues through Washington with witindications withindications withindications
indications of an early completion c o othe of ofthe 01the
the details There has been a series serieof series seriesof seriesof
of conferences between thc elderstates elderstatesmen
men and the cabinet to consider th thconditions the theconditions theconditions
conditions and discuss the selection o oplenipotentiaries of ofplenipotentiaries ofplenipotentiaries
plenipotentiaries It is thought td b bpossible be bepossible bepossible <
possible to complete the details detailsap detailsappoint ap appoint appoint
point the plenipotentiaries and nd organ organize orga orgaIze organlee ¬
ize a staff of assistants In time for fojthem forthem for forthem
them to sail on the steamer Empress Empresof Empressof
of India June 30 from Yokohama loi loiVancouver torVancouver brVancouver
Vancouver B C a voyage of about abouitwo abouttwo abouttwo
two weeks It is expected that the theparty theparty theparty
party will number a dozen dozenIn dozenIn dozenIn
In the meantime military activities actlvltiewill activitieswiII activitieswill
will continue Important develop developments developments developinents
ments in various directions are ex expected expected expected ¬
pected speedily speedilyBASEBALL speedHyBASEBALL speedilyBASEBALL
BASEBALL BASEBALLJUNE
JUNE 20 20Southern 20Southern 20Southern
Southern League LeagueBirmingham LeagueBirmingham LeagueBirmingham
Birmingham 2 Atlanta 4 first firstgame l1rstgame flrztgame
game gameBirmingham gameBirmlngbam gameBirmingham
Birmingham 4 Atlanta 1 second secondgame seconogame seconcfgame
game gameNashville gameNashville gameNashville
Nashville 0 Montgomery 4 first firstgame firstgame firstgame
game gameNashville gameNashville gameNashville
Nashville 2 Montgomery 4 second secondgame secondgame secondgame
game gameNew gameNewOrleans3 gameNew
New NewOrleans3 Orleans 3 Memphis 6 6Little 6Little 6Little
Little RockShreveport Rock Shrevepo rain rainSouth 4 4South rainSouth
South Atlantic AtlanticAugusta AtlanticAugnsta AtlanticAugusta
Augusta 15 Savannah 2 2Macon 2Macon 2Macon
Macon 9 Columbia Col ColumbiaCharleston nib a5 a5C1 5 5Ctiarteston2
Charleston C1 arleston 2 Jacksonville JacksO lvll1e 1 1American iAmerican U UAmerican
American League LeagueWashington LeagueWashington LeagueWashington
Washington 3 St Louis 12 12Philadelphia 12Philadelphia 12Philadelphia
Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 3 3New 3New 3New
New York 3 Detroit 5 5BostonChicago 5BostonChicago 5BostonChicago
BostonChicago rain rainNational rainNational rainNational
National League LeaguePittsburg LeaguePittsburg LeagueThtsburg
Pittsburg 2 Brooklyn 9 9Cincinnati 9CIncinnati 9Cincinnati
Cincinnati 3 New York 8 8Chicago SChIcago 8Chicago
Chicago 2 Philadelphia 3 3SL 3St 3iSt
SL LouisBoston rain rainCOLLEGE rainCOLLEGE rainCOLLEGE
COLLEGE STUDENTS WILL WILLSTART WillSTART WILLSTART
START FOR WHEATFIELDS WHEAT FIELDS
First Party to Leave for Kansas in a aFew aFew
Few Days will Include Men in all allWalks aUWalks allWalks I
Walks of Life LifeBy Lii LiiBy LifeBy
By Associated Press PressNew PressNew PressNew
New York June 20 20Two Two parties partiescoIIege jr jrcollege f fcollege
college students one from the Troy TroyPolytechnic TroyPolytechnic TrayPolytechnic
Polytechnic the other from MaloneJ MaloneJN Malone MaloneN IaloneN
N Y will start for the wheat fields of ofKansas OfKansas
I
Kansas in a few days with the first firstdivision fin firstdivision t tdivisIon
division of laborers sent out by the thefree thefree thefree I
free employment bureau in this state stateAppeals stateAppeals stateAppeals I
Appeals have come from Kansas to tothe tothe tothe
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the employment bureau for 40000 men menAbout menAbout menAbout
About one hundred and fifty men will willcompose willcompose
compose the first ijarty to go from fromthis from iromthis
this city It Includes besides the thecollege tecollege
college coUegemen men teachers teacherscerksandoth teacherscerksandothers clerks and oth others 0thers
ers of sedentary habits who believe believetheir belIeetheirheaUh believetheir
their theirheaUh health will be benefited by life lifein UfeIn lifein
in the wheat fields fieldsFlood fieldsFlood
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Flood Danger Massed MassedNew Pa PassedNew ed
New York June 20 20Danger Danger from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the recent flood flood has passed and the theswollen theswollen theswollen
swollen rivers are now falling in Ar Argentine ¬
gentine according to toa a Herald dis dispatch ¬
from Buenos Ayres It Is said saidthe saidthe
the damage will amount to several severalmillions severalmillions
millions of pesos principally in the theSanta theSanta theSanta
Santa Fe province
Pinancial FinanciaIHouses pin aiiciaI Houses Ho uses Hit by byStock byStock
Stock Swindling Scheme
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By Associated Press PressPhiladelphia Pressphilade1phla PressPhiladelphia
Philadelphia June 20 20The The Phila Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia ¬
delphia Stock Exchange sent a notice noticeto
to Its members today warning them themagainst themagainst themagainst
against negotiating stock certificates certificatesbearing certificatesbearing certificatesbearing
bearing the name of Benjamin Benj m1n H HGaskill HGaskll HGaskIll
Gaskill or Benjamin H Gaskill Co CoBack CoBack CoBack
Back of this Is said to be a sensational sensationalstory sensationalstoo sensationalstory
story of forgery and theraislng the raising ot otcertificates otcertificates ofcertificates
certificates involving hundreds of ofthousands orthousands ofthousands
thousands of dollars The discovery discoveryof
of the irregularity was wa made ma e i by > y E C CMiller Cl111er OMiller
Miller r Co bankers and brokers
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i By Associated Press PressWashington Pr PrI PressWashington
Washington June J ne2DFollowing 20 Following Is IsJa Isa Isa
Ja I a summary report regarding cotton cottOnII cottonIssued
1 II Issued by the Weather Bureau Bureautodar BureautodarI today todayFurther todayf
I Further urtJH r Improvement of colton 1S Isgenerally 1St 1sI
t generally indicated throughput roligh ut thel the thecotton thecotton
I cotton belL The crop is In a good goodstate goodState goodstate
l state of o cultivation c1ltlTa tiOnalUi9Ush although some someSelofc 5 sOmefiel me mefieltis
Selofc fiel continue fxxa oulmPO ia iortI p rtibaaoi rtW uofthe uofthei So ihe th
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But Slender Hope Exists for Ar Armistice Armistice Armistice ¬
mistice in Time to Prevent PreventEngagement PreventEngagement PreventEngagement
Engagement EngagementEVERYTHING EngagementEYERITHING i iEVERYTHING
EVERYTHING IS FAVORABLE FAVORABLETO
TO ARMIES OF GEN OYAMA OYAMAJapan OYAMAJapan DYAMAJapan
Japan With Reluctance Would WouldForego WouldForego WouldForego
Forego Present Advantages AdvantagesArmistice j jArmistice 1 1Annistice
Armistice of Six Weeks Would Allow AllowRussians AllowRussians AllowRussians
Russians to Rush Reinforcements ReinforcementsInto ReinforcementInto
Into Manchuria and Strengthen De Defenses Defenses Defense5 ¬
fenses of VladiVostock to Withstand WithstandProlonged WithstandProtonged WithstandProlonged
Prolonged Siege SiegeBy SiegeBy SiegeBy
By Associated Press PressSt PressSt PressSt
St Petersburg June 20 20The The only I
hope for an armistice pending the th6meeting th thmeeting themeeting
meeting of the peace plenipotentiaries plenipotentiariesseems
seems to rest with President Roose Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt ¬
velt and even that is considered slen slender slender slender ¬
der So far as known the president presidenthas presidenthas
has not taken a positive step In this thisdirection thi5direction thIsdirection
direction The impression here con continues continues continues ¬
tinues strong that Japan only onlywllh onlywllhgreat with withgreat withgreat
great reluctance could be induced to toforego toforego toforego
forego the advantages of her strategic strategicposition strateglaposition strategicposition
position which despite the tone of the theofficial tileofficIal theofficial
official advices from the front Is re regarded r rgarded regarded ¬
garded as being altogether favorable favorableto avorablto
to Field Marshal Oyama O ama and agree to toa toa tha
a suspension of hostilities for at least leastsix leastsIx leastsix
six weeks during which time thou thoursands thousands thousands
sands of reinforcements would reach reachGeneral reachGeneral reachGeneral
General Linevitch and Vladivostock Vladivostockwould VladiyostoCkwould VIad1vostokwould
would be strengthened with munitions munitionsand munitionsand munitionsand
and supplies to withstand a siege In Indeed Indeed Indeed ¬
deed It is suggested d that Japan de deliberately delIb doliberately ¬
liberately lIb r tely planned to postpone the themeeting themeeting themeeting
meeting long enough to give Oyama a achance achance achance
chance to administer to the Russians Russiansa
a fresh defeat on land in order to rob robthe robthe robthe
the war party In Russia of their last lastcard instcard
J Jcard
card and facilitate acquiescence to her herterms herterms herterms
terms Considering the situation situationPresident sltriationPresident situationPresident
President Roosevelts triumph rwill be DeJ1t beiJl behis
J1t the greaterit greater if hccot hecouidnow clnow cr crhis crwn crwnhis
his sprk rk by an agreement which vrouKl vrouKlat wog wotildF
at f leastprevent I sLprment another Woody battle battlepending baWJCl bat1e bat1ependilig
pending JCl d1Iig the show of bands at Wash Washington Washin1on Washlngton ¬
ington At the British embassy the theAssociated theAssociated theAssociated
Associated Press was informed that thatGreat thatGzeat UIa UIaGreat ±
Great Britain had not offered Japan Japanany Japanany Japanany
any advice on the subject subjectBrigadier subjectBrigadier subjeotBrigadier
Brigadier General Barry and his col colleagues colleagues colleagues ¬
leagues in view of the prospects ofa ofageneral ofagEneral ofageneral
general engagement are hastening hasteningtheir hasteningtheir hasteningtheir
their round roun of official visits in order orderto ordeto
to get to the front in time to witness witnesssomething witnesffsomething x xsomething
something of the fighting fightingTHE llghtingTE fightingTITW
THE RETURN OF OFENGR OfENGR OUENGR
ENGR WALLACE
By Associated Press PressWashington PressWashIngton PressWashIngton
Washington June Ju e 20 20The The WaiLDe WaiLDepartment War Wa D Dpartment De Department
partment has no information as to the thepurpose tbepurpose thepurpose
purpose of Chief Engineer Wallace Wallacein ValaeeIn
in returning from the canal zone Mr MrWallace MiWallace lr lrWallace
Wallace cabled ca led Secretary Taft asking asklrigpermission askiliSpermissIon askingpermission
permission to come saying his return returnwas returnwas returnwas
was of the utmost importance and that thathe thathe
he would explain clearly when he ar arrived arrived ¬
rived in Washington Further than thanthis thanthis
this the department is not Informed Informedas inform d das
as to the meaning of Mr lr Wallace Wallacesmessage Wa1Iaceamessage s smessage
message which has caused consider considerble conslileble considerble
ble speculation to the officials here hereMORROCCO bereMORROCCQWANTS hereMORROCCO
MORROCCO MORROCCQWANTS WANTS UNITED UNITEDSTATES UNITEDSTATES UNITEDSTATES
STATES TO PARTICIPATE PARTICIPATEBy PARTICIPATEBy
By Associated Press PressWashington PressWashIngton PressWashington
Washington June 20 20The The state statedepartment statedepartment statedepartment
department today y received rece ed a dispatch dispatchfrom dispatchfrOm dispatchfrom
from Mr rr Gummere minister to Mo Morocco lr lrrocco Morocco ¬
rocco transmitting a request from the thegovernment thegovernment thegovernment
government of Morocco that the theUnited theu theUnited
United u nite d States stateSparticl participate pate in a confer conference COnference conference ¬
ence upon the affairs of that country countryie countrylThe
lThe ie request is 1sImilar similar to that which whichhas whichhas whichhas
has been sent to the other govern governBrents governnents governmeats
meats
They discovered that a certificate of ofone ofone ofone
one hundred shares of the Philadel Philadelphia Philadelpbia PhiladelpMa ¬
phia Traction Company stock of a aformer afonner aformer
former client of Gaskill had bee beeraised beea beearaised beeraised
raised from one share The discovery discoverycreated iscoverycreated scovery scoverycreated
created a sensation in financial cir circles circles dr drdes ¬
cles des as it Is reported that many spu spurious sJ spurious > u urious ¬
rious transactions of the same sort sorthave sorthave sorthave
have been made One bank Is said to tohave tohave tohave
have loaned loan d22 22o000 OOO An investiga investigation investlgatlon investigation ¬
tion is being made B H Gaskill GaskflLsenior Gaskillsenior Gaskillsenior
senior member of the firm recently recentlydied recentlydied recentlydied
died
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Cotton Shows Improvement ImprovementIn
In All Sections of Bell B lt
central and western districts and Im Iilorida ImFlorida m1i1orida
Florida As Asa a rule good growth Is 1sro 1sroported re reported reported ¬
ported but the plant plantcontin continues es small smallLice smaILLice smalLLice
Lice are still prevalent In North Car Carolina Car Car1na Carlina ¬
lina Considerable damage dam gc by web webworms webworms webworms
worms Is reported from Oklahoma Ok1a11omaIndian aai aaiIndian a aIndian
Indian Territory Boll weevjl WeevU5preadlng ts tsspreading f
spreading in northwestern Texas T TexasbUt1 TexasbUt1generally Mti Mtigenerally t
the thedage 3 damage e is not Dget DgetS srsatD srsatDVt gr t i
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