WIN-CITY
LY SENTINEI
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1906
UP,
PRICE 5 CENTS
nu
Lis! Mil!
On
Expected Disturbances In St. i Term . For Trial of Criminal; Two Young Men From Sails-' Air. Rockefeller Laughs At
Policy of Passive Resistance
To Russian (lovernment
Decided On.
r Lin'K,kHl
Petersburg Have Not Ma
Cases Opens Tliis
bury Came ear Being
The Idea of Ills Uelng
Arrested,
Inlet. Y
terialized Yet.
jMorniiKj.
Drowned.
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PET AT CAPITAL. COURT CONVENES. A NARROW ESCAPE. JOHN 0. IS AMUSED DOUMA'S DECISION
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Troepr Are Still on Guard in Expec
tation of Outbreak. Streets Aie
Patrolled All Night. It Had Been
Expected That Czar's Action In
Dissolving Douma Would Cause
Open Revolt.
py 1 i.bli.-.liers' Press. I
ST PETRKSl'.UMi. July 2:1 Our
t)ic early iiioruin'-,' hours I he
. :nc ts were iiit '. nnlwil hstamt.i,
!.;:: that disorders would hei; in al
w.ofl as souii as tin. )i utlv tenet ally
.should become aofiuaminl with Hie
fad Unit the douma tiail been dis
solved. Tin; I'tty pr.'sciitcd its norma
,iii,i,taiif'(' bxi'i'pt -for numerous iiiiii
,a;y patrols in the si nets. .-There
iii-" now fifty tlioiisitnd tro.ips in the
city. be-ides si rout; n 1 ! ilit ry forces
these art' counted on to pievent
.iisorderK, Patrols of cavalry moved
himiii'.i tile thoroushfnies 1 all night
as a precautionary measure. They
liiniu-i M il several small mobs but ilii!
not liave any .serious work to do. It
is i-xtieiuely doubtful lliat this comli
lioil can Colli ilU!t' lollK. Rovolutiom
laiics were taken unawares by action
ji.l the czar In dis.sii vina, " I lie doiinia.
iTi:e have not. yet outlined Hieir colla
te,- a: trek.
FEREHGL
( l!v Publinhers' Press. 1
LONDON. July 2!. The fourteenth
nn-1-liiiK of tbe inter-paritaiiientaiy
'peace conference opi mod this inoin
:lnar in Westminster lh,H of the House
tut 1. 01 i!s. Tile C'or.fi retire will cotl-iii::m-
iis session three days. Its most
i m I 1 1 1 :t t work will bo Hie discussion
i ' if a. motion "ur:in,u an enlargement of
1 1 1 1 ( fiinc:ioiis of the Jkimie tribunal.
'i'aeve au ..:',( I iii Ivjtuifii atiendiu.i; the
'.'lalereiice fiom most of Hie world
;:at iiaim r.ts, i nc! mi: n :,:x deputies of
. ;!;. li'issian lioiima.
i The scene nt tile opening of (he
r onfi :( net)' was .remarkable, tip' dele
sates lu!i!lpiii.it . iti demonstration
s-liiiwitsK sympaliiy with the Russian
limiina, which had been dissolved by
the v,:ai. It was also marked by the
' Vclarat Ion fiom Premier Campbell
llann. rnian, favoring submission uf
.ill qiifstiot!s to the llatiue nilmual
jlor setHement as a substitute lor war.
(P.y i ulilisheis' Press.)
PHKI.IX, July ZX--Tin) l.ouuwoitbs
we,i thrown from an auloiiuihile
yehteriiay but beyond Ihe jolt and a
I'w sl'mhl bruises they wen' unliiiri.
They passed ihroiifih Win zbin KI.'C yes
t' tilay in-i! ii i ntr and wh"ii a short dis
''ai.ee on', of town the steerir.s.', jts-iir
iei'nsed i'i work., the auli) canelied
oil Ihe road and fell into a ditch. The
'liaulfeiir oblaini'il a carriage and re
l hi Hi'il lure with the l.onw oil lis who
looh I In. train for lleiieulh.
Notice.
The rirruiar nieetin.!; of lite Hetai!
Merehanl.s' Assoeiat iim will be In 111
;oiiii;ht ar S:l"i in the new rooms of
Hie association over (ho posloflice.
jl'm-iiKss of iniporiance will he coti
iideied, and it is dcsiri d that every
; nu mlier In piest-nt.
I X. I.. CRANTOK1J, Pres.
Mr. 'M (irisKS who preaches on
H:e strei'ts, came ii) (oilay from M'
Airy. He will preach on the streets
t'lui-iht.
ii,
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Kansa, Succeed J. R. Burton.
! Judge Ward, of Elizabeth City. Pre
; siciiry. H.r Honor Delivered an In-1
terestint, And Instructive Charge to!
' the Giand Jury. Cases Deposed of
Today. !
I-'or-1 :
at In ,.'
Waul, ,,
wlill.- Si
nit! alte
This
and t tu ;
pin ta.ic'
01 lea
many !
It is t hi
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Kti.ab. Hi Ci
!;ci;nr I'oitoi
the int' rvi
- a oae-wvi k
ale :.(, ( ;M
en III., dock
limine; arc
fondants, ate
itaht that cm
o! P iilav.
Juiliie Wan!
V. 1. pi i -.lulls' . I
OfllVes Is i mi- J
nt i hi Slat. .'
-l.im uf
Ot S jlt'C
t. Oali
mil t.
.Mil
in jail, ihuimli,
out on bonds. I
n will adjoin ni
Thins.:
Tii is
a
lii-t term
vi.o ,ii i- oi s i a, ne ii a, nio ri pa
til' lie! i.f be'mi; U!(. ill ihe ni,,,. J, ;n
ed judges o:: the heuch in ""fT;1' Stale.
nl his clmine to the Ri-aail -jury to
day was clear ami concise am! was
an able and llilerestiii leview in' tin
criminal laws ui Ihe State ami th.e du
ties the i!ian, juiors. He be-,,u lo
ad. Ii sS In i Ii i tins to the in ;.mn of
Hie main! jury system and iis impoi
taut function in the inaintainance ami
eiifoi'Ceuu in of the law. "Tlie orii;iii
of the Hi aml j i j y s stem is not .1. ti
niiely know!i," said .Indue Ward. "The
first time we hear of it was dmiiis
Hie ic inn of Chail.-s V. of 'ni;land.
b!;i it had doubt U-ss hot n in use hmu
iitToio I hat period." Colli iuulnj; the
jii'lR" imprcsseil upon Hie inetiibcrs
of the i;iand Jury Ihe Important, posi
tion they now hold. "You stand as it
were between the pi tat State of
N j: th Carolina and the individual. It
is just as much, your duty to protect
Hie inmiceni as ii is to prostfiite the
utility. Yoi must leave all envy and
malice tiiii of your delihciations,"
said His Honor, who spoke of lh hu
iiiiliatinn that follows an iiidiftme!il.
The persin imlicted may prove his in
nocence, but ever after that, lip is in
a position whoie he can have the fuel
liKiiiKhi ir.it amiinst him ami thus hu
miliate him to a certain extent. Ilis
cussiiij; the majesty of the law and
its relation to the individual .Indue
Ward said: "No man is biner than
the law and when an individual think
he is above ihe law by reason of his
wealth and social standing It. is hinh
'4;ile titat lie he stopped."
His honor inslrheted the jury In re
gard to ptesentiiiK indict nu nt s. Al
leasl tweiv'e ot Hie nrantl jury must
igloo that there is probable cause be
tore an indictment can be made. All
indictments must be presented to the
court by -the foreman of Hie grand
jury in person. He. lold them not to
ft their sympathies stand between
them and Hi ir iluiies as jurois. "I
lu liev,. some inland juries are uet;!i-'-etit.
because oi theii s mpaHiy," said
I he judne.
'.dull!1' Ward discusseil the criminal
laws of the Slate uult-r three heads.
VIZ.,
son.
Laws tin Ihe protecliiiii or iei
laws tin pi otect ion of ptopei ly
h.w for Hie protetlioa ol soci-
and law
ety.
I'nder
tection
marder
ed the d
the head of laws for 1
d poi'Mii:, his honoi.
and m.iiislaiiL'lil. 1 and
uiee. of tll'-sc crimes.
e pro
ilaced
iital inul.ueiiei' was refilled to at
some leiinih in the charge. He said
he In 'i i .veil that poisons .rcnponsihle
ior railroad wrecks, where loss of
life le.-ulled. should he punished. "I
do 1101 l.elii'M' lliai it stiomu -in. me
individual einployei s of Hie load ev
y 1 i 11 1 who should be puiii.-h' d. but
the ollicinls. liiuh.i- up who allow II, e
roadln d lo become 1 1 ; 1 1 : u tons by not
kci Iiin.si il in proper icpaii.." I'liiler
lliis head His Honor also discussed
1 be ciime.- of abduction of children,
abduct: 111 of inairiid women, working
children under 12 yea is of aim in fac
tories, lape, seduction- niiilei pr if
01 niarriat;e, etc.
I'nder Hie seeoml liead, that of law's
periaiiiiii.m lo iroperty. are bumlan,
and ar.-oii. which ;hc the cupiia-! if
fetnees. lhotl.i;h there al e dem e.-s in
liurslary as well as in murdu Pelt
aiy 111 1st hi; Commiiled in ihiiltt tilif.
I!;ii-;aiv in the first decree, whii h i-
puni'l;ilile iy death, consols
no! son cut eriiiK the house in the
In a
r.::ht
lime w.
,i,ii' or
si-road
I'iita nl.
no! oec
i ranee.
oiTetiS' s
animals"
ell Hie
ir.'iie
i'-ric.
lion
petsl
puni
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l.s
o( ciipieil
t I
is. li'iliilan'
liable by iml
liiiu ol a la
time "f Hie
Hi
Ipi.-ll
Cuder this In
ui inspa.
etc.. d also aie
cm
Tht' j ids'" devoted some time
liiM'iis-ii.n of eiiriyint row.
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m,i..l
I thin:''
..f th
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I ssl.'
lies H"
was 0!!!'
he kti.-w
li.iinicid
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lii'l'lal ei
r.aid Hiat rarryt:.
of 'lie UlO-t Use
of; that tlnei'-f'
,- coliillillicd
ill ll.t
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,'i-s piactic'-. ;in"
ai ed - I'.l - hoiio.-. "hom
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lina in p:opoiiio-i; to u
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homlfides Hppli '- i" ti
(: .as 'Well as to Nm'
liave
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j '.uf 1 '. ase in
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font 1 a'
A en-
, b. law Hi- II mor : 1 :!
viniai K.11 "I" Hie law Ur un
,,r eomiiiissioaei to lual.e a
.,1' bari'.iin with Hi'' 'o1''
Drove Into South Fork Creek Satur
day Night When Stream Was Much
Higher Than Evei Known Before.!
Ore Hors,e Washed Down Stream'
About Quarter ol a Mile. One;
Young Mai Saved Hunielf by
Climbing a Tree.
South K ik Cretk, 'Int' ' . mil.s
nOUlb 1. 1 W'ills'nta Sah'H,. us oil a
"!',.t!i!" Saturday iilithf. 'flic Sen
li..i'1's coin spi.mli.at on . V 0 No.
.'. letnels that the ci'. ek nib aboil!
fuilltrili ilicl.i lliuilt ! than t'e.' Sffll
beioie
About '- o'clock S.tliu,ia niht
i ' two ,i
t....
unft men Imin Salisiniiy drove
i:oi i ! , t swoi.i ii sin. int ai.ii OOII1
had
The
aatri.w escapes It. nil diownint,.
(iu.i!i; tallied t.v.i, thrown. tb.
eup.ints out ill Hi.' middle ot
ci ei k, One of the y i mi nu, men
wasln d asaiiist a tiee, which
i limbi .1. He remained in the ire
t lie
w as '
for
,ih. nit three hours. His associate,
vho was a better swimmer, iiuhiichul
.me ot Hie poises and then swam to
'In shore. The other animal broke
ions, fiom the biiKK.v and swum down
a ' cam for a ipiarler of a mile. It
was 'found about N o'clock Sunday
nioiiiini; by .Mr. II, K. Ktiot lis. in
.-time Inishes. standiuf; in water breast
deep. .
The neighbors assisttel the vonim
melt in lindins their suit cases aiiiijlonKcd to Mr.
other lost articles and alter suppl Inu man workiuK
them with dry clotliis and kIvIiik Puinituie Co.
them breakfast, the patties were! for Ihe tonne
IiioukIK tu this city, wlietc they se-'man Saltuit-ls '
cuied new suits out and out. The j hoa'i 1II1114 lions
iiinnu men returned to Salisbury
din nlfiht.
Suu-'heil.
FUNERAL OF RUSSELL
V
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(Fd Puhllshers' Press )
Ni:V YoltK, .Inly 2::.--Airani;e-ments
for ihe funeial of Hussell Sap'
W'Hf completed loday. The services
will be hi hi in the Kirst. Presbjteriaii
church, at, Farrock Way tomorrow
alii riiooti at four, The burial w ill be
at Tro. N. Y.
Theii is much speculation lis to
where Mr. Safe's win It h is to Ho but
rumor has it thai Mis. Sap will net
Hid fii-eati r pari.
Russell Sagc'c Death.
NEW YOKK. .dine 22. Hussell
Sa.ue died suddenly today al his conn-'
try hiitne. "Ce lar Ciolt." al Lawrence.
L. I. The immediate cause ot death
was heai 1 lailure resuitlnj; from a
complication of diseases Incident lo
old ano. Tlie Kieraii financier would
have celehiiiii'il his KTth biitliday on
August 1. Mr. Sae had heeu In ex
('iti(imillyM:ood heallli sinci. Ills al
rival ai Ins -iiiiuiier holii" about si
months 111:0. At noon today lie was
seized with a sitikini? spool uinl cnl-.
lapsed, falling lulu iincoliscioiislies.s
about nvn ho lis belori' Ills death,
which occii'ii'il a' I:".1' o'clock.
There were pio-ont al I In- end Mrs.
Sime, hei hi ot her. Col. .1. .1. Slocuin,
Ihe lev Ruben l.eetch, III. 'ITieodore
S. ,Ianewa, of New York; Or. .1, Carl
Schmiiek. a local physician, ami Or,
lob 11 P. Mu 1. 11. lor many years Mr.
Safe's family physician, who was
sillniiii.i.eii limn New York when the
lltst nia' -in Int syii,ituiiiK win
manifest.
LIGHTNING STRIKES A
A
Duiliii; Hie storm yesterday after
noon Mrs. John Kollz. of Walkeitown.
was sliuhtli shocked by the lirhtnina.
Kor a I'W minutes she was Huron
scions. T ila ii was learned that -he
!had abonl recovered from tilt- eft'icls
il Hi
i
shock. . j
. n porteil that the same boll ;
iiiiiiM also struck a cow neatby.i
i' tlio animal soineibiuK likej
feel, without Injill'iim lit-1 . '
Of ll'J
,.er Williams,
heie, arrived
ooll.
who
in the
fontierlv ;
city this,
aiti'y for siipp'ic-t while
. capacity of ald'o man
SI'! lli -
il colli j
:e Ward's chaia-'e occupied fibiiul 1
iir and' was list .uied to with. In 1
b the Kraud Juro! s and o'Ih i s
i (.'rand jury is compi
a .111. Konlli men :
al of the
:. Ii'i'ib, foi' man
II. Kiioiis,-,. C. C.
inch.., I. H. William
lliookbaiik. W.. A
A I. P. i:l ,.
Ciiadwiek. .1 :
, ('.. C Iteed !
Ci.if'. Jaspei 1
1, an, K. i:. Shore, fl
VHH.iiii:-. I). W Cain
I, .loin
'I ho-t.
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Li
..al .1. A. Sohmian.
Court Proceedings.
1 r 'n Samiit It- was fi'i'
coiieealed weipot!.
iia-- (;,,i laliil. color' .j,
,; of the el; nve of
f-oiii the TaMii' is 'IT "
iii P. Posle. aH A'e
Ci,loitll, fur fcitllle lo
'I'll: Il'll-M: ' 'I Upon pa
,- 1! .'leuhtiliii I. Come!
-lohll P.i.ilo Holiiel
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ii. a''-'
' a!in:: a '
"
, MaHiu.
lis' Heir!
1 in. .'.! ol ,
lu.--. ft- e '
HliUMl.!
r, Lull! :
. 1
;m
S up
StilTitt'I. v 11 k VXailo
and lirovm (ii iibbs, an
chai'-'.y of .dit.iiirbini'
on tr ,.1
a :ch 00
lb
, itainmtiit. near Knn;i.'.vii;e;
Hovevei. the Ohio Sheriff Who Has
the Papers to Be Served On the
Standard Oil Magnate Says He Is
Determined to Carry Out the Man
djte of the La.
(lt P.ib'., !,.!.'' V. -s
ci.kt:i.a.i. up o, .lull it.ai
calioiis me that ...!oi l Km k i fee. r
unit Sle'l llf llriiii-.', of h'i :) '. . li"
has a wariaut for the pti -ideiii, if H.e
Siau,!a:il Oil Cumpain. chaitiiio; 'ui
ialiou uf the stale and triisl laws in
Hancock foiiutv, a:e coil;; in tlis'i
Kockefelhi. In-fine lie 'eft l-hitope to
leliiill lo this cumin
1 idiciie
e id. il
Is d I'
Hi much
his ai II :
mined lu
law.
companions.
Ol
lil.lVI
1 ri 0,11
h
the mandate ul tie
L IN I
OF
iSpeclal to The Sentinel
KKKNKIiSVII.LK. Inly 2 '
lays at'.o a .)st. was found
mile down Hi i,iihoad H.n k
half 11 mile fioni Km uers ;,b
A few
ah, it a
about a
and It
was curfeii
I. 1 cited tl.a: it be
.lev.s IkiWel's. a ytlllllls
for tlie Kernel st Tile
A wan ant was Is'sm il j
man and wlmu Police- ;
. nt to tin- MMitm man's i
he fiiiiml him slel; ill I
He demanded that Powers not
up and fin up tow ii w 11 i him nun 1
Powers asked him what for. Olllcerj
iSaiiiuels replied. "I will 1. II vou In n 1
we et up town." Mowers Iheiiiipoii
ortii red the (. Ulcer out of the house
and locked Ihe 1,0.11 oil him.
I Tile win 1 n lit was served the next
I day ami the trial came off Satiiiiho
j niRht at T o'clock In the may or's ol
lice, which was nci mlh almost
I totally destroyed b an explo-lou of
(dynamite. There w ere abo'ii two bun
dreil people pH'si'llt, eauci to belli Ihe
Diitcume. The tnayor spraop, a nu
prise by asking ilestlolis teudilit' to
show that the defendant hail
1 11 "tiiiiilnc loost " the dynamite.
Mi. ('.. II. Ma st '11. lawu'i' fur the !
lease, slreiiuons! objected In Ills
client beinn tiled on a chamc 110! con
lained lu the warrant and this was
st riekeli iml .
When Lawyer Hasten was tiddiess '
ili tile 10,111 ' lie bitleily ili'll.iillicid
SaiuuelH for his - iiilerferenci' ami al
the mention of Samui Is' name Hie
spi'ctalois hooteil and jet red ihe of
licet'. The maun oldi red the whole
"hunch" iliidei ariesl. bul Inter id
claii'd thai he did mil. known slimle
person wlio lalseil Hie disturbance
hut said that if it could lie ploU'd on
tilt ill thai he wo ibl send Hum In jail
One little hoy over In 'he corner on
heailni? tile mayor's older 'foi amst,
declared, "I lieu r said a wonl."
Several w 1 1 in si-i-s were 1 Miniini d
hul there was no proof thai Ihe pistol
would shoot or thai it Iieloiozed lo
youuu lioweis'. 'he ma'. or i'"iriel
his decision until he could make
further Investigation as lo , w hei ln-.i
Ihe pistol would sliiio! 1,1 liol,
The trial lasted till lallo r l.iHe and
while Ihe mayor wu.-, sUtiii!.'. on Hie
case some one wai lobli.HK hi- son.'
Abonl $.',1111 win ol Jew lu ami lu, 1
eliainli.se was taken on' P ;e mil
known nil 1 ,11 ly Hie 1.1 l linn ni'K
i.i
in! blood hounds wiie Li lit Imin
llirh Point but thov niiiyeil loo l.il"
Crowd- had rathi ie, and ti.impled
' 1 V ' 1 t he trail. IPiwevr 1 hei e wilt
evidences 'hat the lubbers ha'd ui
towanl (iiei-lisboii. ami about ".uu p o
de on hoiseback and in liurs'b's 'w-ni
down the rullioad about I'm- miles bul
teluiiied' w iilioul any clue as . to Ihe
KUlPy parlies.
Joseph
Governor'
I - r- -: ' J ' (tf-f-'l ;J
" ' ''a fV
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,; '':A v ts.VV,,'i"' '''
following Oar's Prodamtion Di
iolviny the Douma Many Member!
ot That Body Went to Viborg, Fin
land. And After Deliberating All
Niyht Determined to lsue Mani
festo to People Calling tor Quiet
Resntance.
1
1 llv Puhih-hoi V Press I
VOtOK'.. riiibii il. Inlj 2:i.- Mem
iieis of the (i.i'.n.a who t unit li-ri for
'h.. i!i,him' el coin iiinhiK their m's
si, ui, M.'titt ViK the disMiliitloii of the
douma held a sinii.i; I.. s I 1, lv lit which
1 1 d
.11.
the
ill iokIH The speakers
thu' Hie iloiiina should take
zhi'h -lia!!"t:Ke In pioclalin
up
'.i-i! thai 1 hi
Mu'aii must have a con-
.llllel
eeth.l
a-s. tublv and diawlun up an
plan 'I'll.' sii!i;e; km was
witli clieei's Item deputies
d
aiin al onci'-Jakrii up (01 serioifi
di 1 il! Ion, The do una has iisked
I lor Hie mil ice of -iiiiish leaders 1111
Mlii. situation.
i Passive Resistance,
I Later..- A p.dicv of missive ieU
ilaiice to the kouo iillient lu an en
Id. iiuir 10 cripple its power has been
tile I upon hy members of the
ma This course was decided upon
I inday
.tiler the ili piit .-s had been in
coiil inuoiisi v Mncc lliev ar
.'-sin
rived here II was iletei niliied fo
Isstie a manifesto to the people, cull
inn oil I he 111 In follow out passive
lesistance lu policy liv rcfuslntt lo pay
taxi 01 to '.etve In the army. The
lesisiamv I.
taxi n 01 to 'tn
Hi pin ien hope in
Hi... Rim i nnu III.
this way 10 cripple
-
(llv Publisher!.' Press.)
HI JANIKitO, llrnzll, July 2T
1 ai.d 1 111, 1 1 ii-oce ol Pan-Amei-nutiies
will he fornuilly opeiieit
1 liiliv; II lilnl In en I'xpeclml
HIO
' The
iean c'.
Hlin .
hat ihe openiiiK would lake place
list Sa! ill day but H nunibei' of Ihe'
l.'li'V.itos, iniludlnM; tliose from the
1 11 II 1
iiiK '
a I s
Slates. We
account of
e 'delayed in iirrlv
the hi'iiv) WeKthcr
1 IU i iibllVhcl h' Press I
WASHIMITOX. Jul) 21!.- The In
tel;ite Ci.lumelCe colli III I S'M loll llll-
iiiiiinei'd today that, ilurini; fhn Ihren
months ciidini, Maich 111, PiUH, theie
weie ls j:ii; 1 .0 u:ii 1 li s ul inilii'inl pus-
enrols and iinpioveis. Of these
1 1 w. re filled. This Is mi Increase
ot 111 It i 1 Itol iiO'i 1 ho.-ii rcpiu led III.
I he il I c
pi opei is
lib il:i. I hi
dill)
I hie!'
inonl lis.
,'icciileiils
The
was
:. 111 llil's
million 'i
OF
(I!-.
TOKIO.
Piibii-lieih' Pre si I
lnt !' 1 A'isi'i.MI,r lnilnlli:!.
I'hlel nl the rei.eral Klaff of iirniv.
died hei . I his luoiiilim. Ho was
eiluc!,ti-, at Knir.ers Cnci;e ami his
ife at 'a:.-ar.
-The Kd sail Wlulhiope Slock Co,
Will appeal heie ail next Wli k Ulldi'l'
the aioipices of Hie local KftKleX'
loer.e.- A canvas lent will be llseil.
K. Toole.
of Montana.