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ESTABLISHED JUNE II ) , 1ST1. OMAHA , SATUHDAY TMOKNIXG , JULY 10 , 1S07-TWELVIS PAGES. SINGLE COPY FIYE CENTS
POWERS STAND FIRM
Do Not FropoFo to Allow the Snltau to Have
His Way ,
EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA OFFERS ADVICE
Bays Concert of the Powers Is Firm and
United in Its Decision ,
TELLS SULTAN TO HEED HIS WARNING
Ambassadors Likely to Hecommeud n
Display of Force.
ORGANIZE A NAVAL DEMONSTRATION
TlirKUli Pill lluni'lli" . l-iilMill-cm | < ) ! -
iji-ii-il I" Mickill < -nilj In 1'ici-
ceo-il ( > 1'reliI" 'InUu
mi l' o \ IxloiiN.
VII N\A , Jnl } 9 Ihe sultan , having
\vi .1 tin iniiror | I'rantln Joseph , askln , ;
lit" file lly .n-slf-lanco In at living at a
it'll- , ic i' ol the frontier < | uc tlon , Ihe tir
pr r .r . i' piled h } telegram assuring the nul-
tan of his el net re friendship an i uiglng
him to cone lude piactwith ( hceco o.i lln
bans of the concllticins the ambasMdoiH hav. ?
foi uiilattil which are the maximum coiu *
filr recognised an oiultublt1 b } the con-
te t
tTlu
Tlu ttlegram tuncTudcd as follows 'The
conceit t/f the powers U firm and unlit-1 In
Its kt M m 1 ic < | iicsl ) our majest } to take
ni ) nlv ii into earnest conalde rallun "
\ iVOI'Lr. Jul } S ( Delaoil In
n ) The ambassadors of tin1
power * , ha 'ni ' ; been relnstructtcl b } their
rispictl"t f i\a nments about the dispatch
of another no " to the Turkish1 * government
roilc-iating their demands foi an explicit
icpl } on the lirmto-'lurkkih frontier iiucs-
tlon II i tlimigiit probable lint the } may
re oniint n 1 Ihelr gove'tnnints to lec.all thrin
anil org.inui u naval dcmonslration , pointing
out the futll't ' } uf bending notes whkh fall
to ImproH the Porte , uiglng that a ckmon-
Ktration I- in'ic sai } to compel Turkey to
yield anil holding thai otherwise progiess
towirl the conclusion of peace IK not lo be
cxpoc ted.
I lie Turkish Dirdanolkn squadron has been
ordnid t- make rrad } to proceed to the
l lan 1 of Crite and to take on boird provl-
* lens foi llueo months The Irado also
circle IH all the ofllctrs of that squadron to
rejoin their ships within thitt HB.
Simile I'oj has been appointed mute ?
saniitf of t rfa Atslntlc TurkcAs ho h
Busier 101 of " } oung Turke } , " afllllatlous ,
this tantamount to bending him into exile
Ac 'ing on Instructions iccelvcd from their
ie.p ivc govpinments the ambmsadors of
thr poweis todav sent a collective no'c to the
Turin h government ikminding a ee-'satlon
of the obstruction of the peace ueotialioii
II \ \ \ VII VN . .1l
Tlinrs Coi.Nlili-i N tlinl ( ho .Iniiinu'Hf *
\ 11 * \ n oufiiii i ,
S\V \NCl3CO. . Jnl } M Advices b }
ettaii'er Citv of Peking , Just arrived from
the Oilcnt aie an follows *
Ihe J ipanef1 T'nien of rtt'O" ! daic devotes
n IOIILT article to a discussion ol the an
nexation blliM"i : CAH which Ihc enllro
JBIJIIII M pies-s Is grtatl } wioughl up The
puuilso of the argimeni IP this papc ) . , as
n pi luted by the Hawall.in Staio \ that
Japan has no teiritori.al Intelet4s In the
Hawaiian islanls Speaking of the signing
of the annexation tuat } . il p.ii "What
ever may have been Iho tuise It IH lo be
ilteplj ic-gretleel thai the step has Tjeen
taken without to ibiiltini , the views of Japan
vh'ch ' IK i nxt to Anitilca , mnkt * , ( tally iu-
tiie t d In the status of the Haw illan
islanlc This the Hawaii in Star coiibld
oin asi'oancc with \tngtaice , " and
E.ai U t have iiuploed Japanese as la
boi i bu' that doi s not give Japan uiij
'vital n Iciest In the islands ibis Is a
conntrj of Anglo Saxon elvill/atlon , not of
Ah Jiu It.s laws , lib religion , its tone of
tlu iUu Is Anglo-Saxon UK nl'.lnltlta ait
with the 1 rind States nul one fallii to bco
vlut Mini interests' Japan has lioic "
Ihc Mcairci Clt } of Pek'ng&s a day be
hind I'h icgulu time Captain Smltl ci-
plalm I Ilu dell } b } salng IhoCbsel was
del tin d at Honolulu on a request fiom
I'lo ilIlceiH of the llnuiilian goveinmciit ,
v > ha a kcd thai the htcamer icmalii In ihe
harb i then until the Murlpobi from San
I'lanelsco should arrive , on which the
lliiiMill.iiis 'uippil to hear that the mricxa-
tlon truit } hid bien intlll.'l b } tno United
States KOI ate und that they could call
tin iiuelvesmcric.iiis 'I bo leaders of llu-
aniuvatlon pai' } had pmchiiNed all Iho Hit-
era eke re. on the Inlands In antklpatlon ot
IIOWK favorable to th li av of managing
the Islands and thty were prepailng foi a
big cckbiatlun bill Iho news to full } . -nilt
tin m d'd ' not come and Ihe colouration was
declared off The Hawallans Intended I ) }
holding the ttinnui to l ) < - able to fend rou-
congi.itula'oi ' } mi-fbages on the Poking to
ttelr new Knisinrn on thin bhore of Ihc Pa
cific
SIITC'I- I iiiuliiK Intn Port ,
Ql EES'.srOWN , Jul } 1 Hit- North Ger
man Lloyd ftp.ainei Spree , In tow of the
fitcacnor .Malic * was sighted at half-ptfct
7 this moinlng , milking for thK port
The ckln } was causpel b } the cracking of
Its i rank that ! on Jul } 2 while r.r.n inlkb
ofl tin- coast of lielund The t-ea wa culm
at the lime of the accident and the Spr"e
ilrlf'ed until S 10 p m Jnl } D when the
SMniucIIOVP In < lght aud Hcamed close > to
the North Oilman Lcid ! > r * * l There wns
no txi'llement ind the patMMigeii cnjovid 1
tlunti | MI > us bcsst the } could under Ihu
< -ln null. ' im * F The pi tn ri'H will lie landt'd I
and forwarded h } tpic-lii train * and boats
to Ihur destinations
Hills llllllKPlf In IMI-IIII | > Ili-hlH.
LONDON Jul > 'J Captain I'rantls Y rke
MiMahon of the 1'libt lloval Hiagoons the
tro'licr and heir presumptive of Sli Hoiace
Wtslropp Mi Malion but. , hab eommltlel
rulude b > bhootlng hlnuelf He tvatllnaii
tlnlli rmh.arrai-i.pil and left a kttcr on Ing
"J laonot slas In the aim } and I rannot live-
on nothing outb'cje ' to 1 am Hire this U the
licit ( toil knowb whcrii I'm off to" Sk '
lloruie Mi Malion testified at the Inciutst
that hit brother had enl } to nsk In ordei
to get all tin mono ho needed
\VIII I'llliu-f.
I.OS'DDN' Jul } 9 ( Now York World Ca-
bleqram Special Telegram ) 'Iho Uradlej-
Maruiib u IK nnnorcii heio ttnlght , hu <
taken ilarne } llarnalo'i niaui.incent unlln-
Ulifil palace on I'ark Line. ,
, | lUT < LAltn SMITH
i' " ViiHlrnllii Mn.rl on Wlii-nt ,
LONDON July 9Tin Tel ! Mail Gazettf
ra > o Hint owing to the drouth In N'ew South
Wako and Suulh Amslr.illa It will be nrcc-
nary to Import ihouunds of tons of Cali
fornia wheat
. Sm'luUktiT'tt rl.liin m Mliiori. ,
' niLUAO , Spain July 9 - The 10 lal s. ' ate
contlnukiB their agitation among the eUilU n
tnlneru'h re. a : d ihfcanaiUii Is Brave Rtln
force-menu of troops an I police have ) r 'ved '
IKI-I | > \ < T n \ lllllllli.lNllli'iilli -
CITY OK MEXICO , Jui } l Kffon * > ' ) > >
part of pln lclani > In rtiaiKo' ilu lu n-
OJiwpUtl for \Vomeii 1 1 d 10 > i > i
X rcot3 ! which will urpdueic'eiu i'an t
I' ' Riilte-cl in bringing Into dall > uco In that
lii'tltirlnn n slmplp rpni"dy prpparrd from
the wed of hiie pipote U produces a
tranquil nk-ip and ulnce II has been urnl
no cleat IIF from cerehial congPNtlon have
been known at the liHtituHon
ninxsiiiiti. . DM , i , si Hrssin. : .
llrllllnnl Ill-pliij nf .l < -\v < > lii unit
III lull ! l n-- -.i" ill sinlTeiril lliiit e ,
< i' < P > rlKlil l"-'it " l- > I'l " I UlillJlihiK- - nipnin 1
LONDON , July 10 S n m ( New YorK
World Cablegram- Spot 111 Telegram ) Ono
of the leading sotlet } w onion of I'ngland ban
Jiwl prepared the follow l.ig actounl of the
diithc A of Suthetland s bull , whkh she lefl
within an hour
Half , x donn Amerk mi wore lonlsht In a
clo-o position to KtiRland s moil rcial roaltv.
It was at the hall given .it Stafford bouse.
the town reildtnce. of the duke of Suther
land. a ball on a much more magnificent
cialo than Iho duclio * * ot Devonshire affilr
Such flowtrn and decorations never were ncen
In London before riflecn hundred guests
Joiutd In MI } Ing that no Hiich entertainment
tvor was dreamed of The f-how of Jewels Is
llm-r than that at the Dcnoti'tilto IIOUBO , be-
cau o there wore al the. Devonshire house It
Is now known , manv gems hired ot ihe
Parisian Dlnnnnd tompiin }
These Americans vioio present tonlghl the
dutlusrf of Marlbotough In guiy hattn with
a Miiall show of Jewels wearing onlv peatl" .
Laci } Ilamlolpli Churchill In white silln.
wllh Mllver imbioldetlrs and a fine dlspta > of
diamonds , her sNU r , MM Jack Lcolle ,
dressed In pink , Mrs Ilarr } nigging. In
I mauve , wllh line diamonds , 1.id } Cainarvou.
| who W.IH Miss Woombwell ot Now York
drosscl in pink and weiring n diamond clown
ncarl } u foot high Lid } Niilor Leland , who
was Miss lennlcChamberlain. . In vvhl.u , wltli
a dlimoiid clown and necklace
MIC Arthur P.igtt Hie belle of Ihe Dmon-
' shire bill , appealed In an tntliel } new ana }
of jewels wearing loniglit enl } Ihreo em-
er.ildd. with a few diamonds No ball had
been glvtn In Stafford heniso befoto In nun }
} tars This one was for Mr Chaplin Staf
ford house is tlio nncbt private leslelente In
Lei don It ban a. while and gold ball room
JOO feel long
The primers of Wales was dressed in black
Matin wllh a Hlht-r Kau c overdress The
pilnco of Walcii was beaming He wore enl }
the Illuo Garter ami evening
'lilt- duchess of Sutherland , one of the'iiiost
beautiful womiii in England wore -uporh
white and silver gown with a spleiilidl }
high diamond crown , a hltiglu necklace of
ver } laigc diamonds and a bloinrchti of
rubles and diamonds
Mtb llridlo } Martin was not at the ball
I think the was not Invited
1) ) VLIAKD SMITH.
IIIIIIIM.OHI : : s\\s in : \\ii.i , STV.V.
\iinoniii-i-s Tliul Hi- HUM No liKi-nlliii
of Itevsl iilnii.
IinilLIN , Jul } Ii I'lliice. Hohenloho , the
Impel 111 thintellor , U , trpditoil with declir-
Ing to well known palltleUins al Munich tint
ho has no Idea of ic.slgnlug the thintellor
ship , but enjos the fuller conlldcnce of the
emptier and Intends to condutt affairs with
evin greater eneigy than hcrotofoic He h
also icportcd ab dcclaiiug that hlb letent
visit lo Prince Illsmartk was mtrtl } to con-
vttho giectlngs of the tinporoi.
ThlH s'a cmeiit , together with an Inspired
aitklu in the Nordck iltthe Allgomcln Zci-
tung lidicullng thehiaie minufaelured out
of the cabinet chaiica ( , shows that an tn-
ckavor Is bi'lng n ado lo miiilmi/e the effect
of the crlsls on public opinion The tame rea-
OM ptobablv dictated the appointment of
Damn von Thk-lmanu as the niccessoi of
Count Po idovbki as Hccrptai } of the troas
ui } feu he Is a .lioug opponent ot the agra
rim pollc } and a tupporter of the gold cm
itncv , an well as a chimpion of lommtmal
titaller Ono of lii lli&t and chlof tanks will
be to condutt tcimmtrclal and financial nego
Unions imperative in their character with
stvoial conntiles , iiotabl } with the United
States , when the filctlon over the sugai nu
tlon and the MtKlnle } turlff reaches an acute
btage Evidently a damper Is to be put on
ihu abplntlons of the agrarian pait } but with
the empeioro well known tcnduntlea it Is
probiblc i hat Ihe pnjtttilonlbtd will pit-vail
in the end.
. r VM.I
\\itlt-oM Sms III > mi In Itlillt-iilnux II
I'linli-l'nitlilnu I IniMiimUslem. ( .
( d p > rlRlit 1 > J7. li > l're = s I'ubllKhliirfi i oinpinv )
LONDON' . Jul } 'J ( Now York World Ca-
bkh'tam Spttlcl Ttlegram ) * Kverjthing
k.jks vei } blight foi International blind il-
llsm , ' said Senaloi Woltotl lonighl , "nol-
wliliht.anding 'ho ipporis 10 the tonlrar } in
vccstci lav mottling n ni -iiaptra Tin \ > r <
pooh-poohs lilinelnllitni. nul II helps tin1
caiifo 1 have jiiat rclmned from I'rantt
whore I found Ihat lepubllc w 114 htand .shoul
dei to bhouldei with the United Statts in
behalf of the two metalo "
Senator Wolcotl aud his mission hive btoi
lather guvtd b } the Prow h press , but he
takes- the niittoi vei } ntiiou ly Lu Temps
baii the United Slate * gi.veiniitnl m gin
opciiil its mono } to btttcr advantage tbat :
on a toi.imiUoo coating $500,000 and hjpeitrt
ot biitci' a
Yotu coritispondtiit nsKe 1 Ihc nenator it he
lu 1 hccn Ilijang remark that Pitsfdent Me
Klnley has madc > a laughing block of lilni-
btlt foi Iho whole world I ) } ht-ndlng lhl3
co-iimltico abroid "Ycij , " answered Ml
\\olco I "bill Mr Ilr.in is laughable In .sa-
Ing ao I am mewl cntouiagtil b } thu fetling
lu riancu and elaevvhoic "
IIII : > L'II > itTIS : rou MIKUII : vi
( 'iiiiilltlnim niul llnli-N on Alilrl
I II-KI-IN U III Hi- SUM ,
CHIC\GO Jul } 9 ' 1 he executive commit ,
tec of the N'atlon il Artioclallon of Mtrehanle
and 'liavek'ih todiy announced that It would
acttpt the rites off t ml bihe weslprn roaiib
for mortli nits ck.-iliing lo vhlt Iho lugi
Jobbing eenlert. for the purpcrie of hiil
tlioll gonelt Some of Iho loadx outside tin
association had otfued to meet the r.itcu
made bv the tustoclallon HDCM and even c'i
hellei h } HIP men lnntn , but at tills courri
would ccrlalnl } lead to the dcnior.ill/.atioi
of pistengei tatet nil through Iho torritoi )
of the Western ' 'atm ngpi atboclillon the
merchants madu up Ihelr minds tn tike the
lalcu that had beou olllerrd h } Ihe assatia-
lion loadt The daleh of > ale of Ihe tlckelu ,
which will be sold on Iho certltkalu plan al
Iho late of one and a third fate
Augiint Hi and Peptemger U The tltkttt
wilt bo AUK-SI H and 1C and Sppttm-
ber 4 nnd C The ilckcts will have
.a retuin limit of ten dn.s fiom
da > .s longer from the tran nils < < ourl territory
No ticketK will be i-old to mcrcli.-.ntH who are
not meniberb of the National Amitla loci of
Meichants and Travelers The asioclallon of
merthants and travelers has agreeel to pru-
Icet the louiii against an } mloii.o nf the
tkl.ptb sold lais \ member and will full )
guaiantto the undh the pi } men t of the
agrppd rate In bnlli llrectlons.
I'.l.lvs MMvlJVVItll ( IT I'lll/.IIs.
l.nlli-i I'm I ul Hitln ) > sii'iil | at l.nl.i-
Mliiiii-linil.il.
MINNP. M'OLla Jul } ! flic grand lodge
of IIIKH locli } awa drd prizcj as follown
Mobt unliiio | dlnplaj tlrtt prUe , $200 to
Terre Hnute , Ind , ueccn.l pr/c ! , $100 , to
Grand i'orks V D ConiH'titUe ] dilll lire.
prUe $100 lo Toledo be > cond , $7,1 , to Louis
vllle , and the hot banner in parade , fli.t
'
5 , IQ Allt-f'ienv Pa sfcom Jin to Cin
cinnati I'llRdumd ' luu ' 'eomlR HiBCbt ? ? u's '
cUUance. $ | 00 to Ha tfo d Ihe big elk. to
the lodge hrlrglng the greatest proportion of
Us inembeid the longest dlttancc will prob-
abl } go lo Sioux rain With each prUe was
given , a hanc'rioine diploma , to be hung in
Uic lolse room
lodav was upcnt at Lake Mlnnetonka.
ItnliliU ( IIOIIKIOlllerrk ,
\ \IONTlli Jul } 'iAl the Central con-
filftue of Aliurii in H.iM'ls ' here toda } thtse
olllc i if wintke.li * 1
Puslil.nl Oi UNt if 11111'iindtl ' llrsi \ n
ii . In L in lit uf Nt-\\ ell Ha ; t
' i „ fiiiiai > Until Lrvi uf e * n > In
< fini | ir J\e. I.I f M w itikri
I i ! ' > i i 1 ire 1 fur -iiui-.i itv < >
i ' An iikviiiccoi U li-j i iht
t\ iivcnilon in "onun wan r
SITS ON I'Khh ' COINACh /
Qolil Mining : Convention flt Denver Has No
Use for the Idea ,
RESOLUTIONS FAVORIN3 IT ARE TABLED
Ml Mliilnu' stnli-M 1'im-il to MnUinn
l\lllllll : III TlllllMllllMMlsNlltlll
K\liiiollliin Cnnv i-iillnii
Ailjiiiii'iin s | , , , . | ) | o ,
ni'NVnit , Colo. Julv 'lIhr lint
of thp last da } s e ? ion of the Intcrnatloml
( told Mining convention was the "election
of a place for holding the next convention In
ISO1 ! J O lluckloy ofVI coiiFln withdrew
Milwaukee from the contfil After the tall
of states had been finished , and bcfou > the
volt1 was nnnouneeil \lontgomerv of Ne
braska withdrew Oinnlii , and moved th it
Salt Lake CH } be ckclnted the unanimous
cholco for the convention 'Ihe motion was
can Ied
An aiilnmttd debate vvn" precipitated b }
J J Jacobs leprcFeiitlnt ; the National Ttav-
ok is' Protecllvo atsoelitlon , as to the standIng -
Ing of his organlratlon In the convention
Jt was ngited that he bo recognl/cd , and he
allowed a vote hpparate fiom an } stale 01
teriltorv t The
following resolutions wore
Inttodueed ( and rcfenod
That foi ihe put pose of slltinihiting the
mlNiiig Inelusti.v congie-ss | , P nu inorhilhod to
tsl.ihlMi In i.uh I niteil BliUo' < land cll--
ttlct In tfto -
nilni-iiil-piiHlucIng
states
< i KCJV-
i it men t i xicilnn-ntlii | ( . nnd testing m ulnii
nti nbiiii iltnlhu tu govPliiment iif.iltultut.il
- tatlonsvvheic ore i ma } bo tested fito of
0\llll | . - tlj | i | | KPto | < i
To tbnn o theiiiimo of thr- convention
fiom Inli'tmitloiml < ; 0ii , MlnliiR cunvi ntlun
to Intirnntlonal Mining i nnsu s
The chairman appointed the following
committee to take the nettsai } nteis | toward
securing the passigc of n conbtitution il
amendment establishing a tablntt depait-
inent lo bo known as the depailmeiit of
mines and mining
Lafo Pturo Colorado ; M n Herring ,
TexaH , J H Hedges Peniibvlvanla ; William
H Ilcchcl Ntbraska , i : V Smalle.v , .Mlnne-
! > ota
IinSOH'TIONS
The committee on lesolutlons submltled
I's ropott II was tonslckitel section b }
section each speakei being limited to live
minutes 'I he section meiiioi i Ui/lng con
gress to thiow open till mlncial la-nls on
Spanish land gianls In Callfoinla , Ail/om
Ni w Mexico nnd
Coloiado to location as
mining claims wan adopted Ihe it-solution
asking tougitbs to throw open the atphall
and gllsonlto lands on the Umompahgif
India i rcbt-nation In flab to mineral loca
tions was. adveihclv lopoitod upon A mo
lion lo lav the repoit on the table was car
ried b } a vote of ! H to 'J Then Angus M
Cannon of I'tah spoke against the icsolutloti
and moved that the whore mattci be laid
on the table His motion prevailed
The resolutions piovlding foi the appoint
ment of a committee to take suth btopH as
mav bo ne'tcharv to bccuie a ie-todlflcatlon
of the laws were adveibtl } reported on
The convention disagreed with the report
and roftrrcd the resolutions to Iho com.
mlttee nliead } appointee ! for this purpose
The lesoltillon i elating lo Ihe proposed
new depailmeiit of mines and mining vvaw
adopted and icfeired to a special committee
alreadv appointed
Ite-solutlonb of thanks to the governments
of Venezuela , Belgium , Itnl } , Swtden and
Noittnj. Dtnmark and Mexico for the Intel-
est thev have lakcn In Ihls convcnllon h }
.ending representatives and to Pro ! Oeciigo
t' Knapp of Illinois for valuable relics pit-
senle-d to the convention , were adopted
N L ( ) Uol member of the ie olutloim
committee fiom New Mexico , offered a
mlnoilt } reporl declailng foi the free and
unlimited coinage of bilvor at the mtlo or
Id to 1 The adoption of the leport w is
heconded b } anothti New Me-xlto delegate.
Iiiblanll } half a do/en delegates were on
the Hour declaring the report out of order
The point made against It was tint tlm
rules ellmlnattd all political quustlons fiom
tllsctibdlon President P. luce held that the
point of ordti wab not wtll taken Ihtn ,
on motion of ex-Congicssman Dorseof Ne-
brahka , the niinoilt } report was laid on the
table.
ixiuniTS TOR OM\H\
Chairman Pilnco of Ntw Mexico at the
opening of the aftcinoon tssloll , Intiodtiteil
a lesolutlon Inviting all mlnei il producing
states and teiiitorie.s to make exhibits of
Ihtli mineral lesourcrH at the 'Iranhmlsslii
sippl KxpcMllon to be held In Omaha next
) oui Ihe rules weio buspended und tin
resolution was adopted *
Charles J Mooie of Ciipplc Cieek leai !
a papei on the "Cripple dec It roinntlon '
Ho tPrmed Iho tllsliicl The groitcst gold
mining tamp on earth ' and salt ! il hid iin
area of IHt-hlx t-quaic milts onlv ten of
which Is being attlvO } worked Within
this leiritoi } theit ait . " 0 well-donned
veins , as compared with ten veins l'i the
llaiidsburg South Afiicv , dlbtiict On these j
veliih there nit1 2lu shipping mlncb , no *
producing $1 280 010 per mouth lu gold Somt
of the ore has a value of $10000 In gold
to the Ion but the average value of Ihc
entire dlhtrkl Is $ ( jO
Mis Mlnnlo A Shlnn of Leadvllle lead a
histo leal paper on the Lc-advlllo dlratrld
She gavt the total mineral output of UK
Leadvlllo dUUrltl ulnce 1S77 a $2.0 OOU ono
Othei papeis read were Hv J D Whit
man of New Mexico "The Ullinio Hlcmata
of the Hotk } Mountalnt. ' by Dr I'rantls of
Cheyenne , "Mining In Wvomlng " h } Prof
I i ; Todd tlate geologist of South Dakota
' 'Ihe Mineral Hthourcr uf South Dakota ,
by C L Wistorman of Coloiado , 'Placer
Mining In lilt Ilocky Mountains. " b } S W
Mi faille "tale geologltt of ficorgla , "Tho
dold ricleifi of Oto gla , " ' ) } Captain A J
llallbaugh of MiHt > ourl , "Tho Ileam Proct a
of fii-atlng Ores "
The iicMilutluns introduced at the morning
arsslcm wrie adopted , Including one cliang-
li.g the name ol the organl/atlnn 'Ihethili-
m in appolntt 1 C J Mooio of Colorado S
M Ittviolels of New Mexico S \ 1" Pen
ro o of Arl/otm J U Todd ot Sauth IHkota
aud V. M Linan of Utah as the commlltn
lo prcpaie amtndmenlR to the national mln
Ing laws and report at the nf vt nruslon
An Ineffectual attempt was made to secure
a reoiiibiekration of the Ifi to 1 coinage
ircnlutlon dUposed of dining tin1 morning
wesson After adopting several resolutions
of thanko Iho convention adjourned hlno dlo
I'nlv i-rxiillxt I nunu : ' ' " | ' .
Uin ItOIT Mleh JulThe I'nlvc-i allbl
vouiig pn p e uptnol their nalloiml conven
tion lodav vviih i devo'lonal meeting on the
to. Ic. t'oiillkiHo In \ el iv " ltd bj IU\
Lixlit Maori-of New Hiiinpctlic | Hi Swtfl-
ht'i of I'hllntkli hin adlns'Hd tlu iniivin-
tkm. e uniHi Um ; IHU mem } 111 t-ettlfineiil ol
Ilu clUjmti between 1'ie ' unl m an 1 Ihc eli
tr.il eonvinllon of the chimb on ( mount of
.ilibojillcm bv tilt union of the funclliliH ol
what was foi merl } the \cniiiK I'niplc'B Mn-
H ! in.ii } sopli-t > Action cm thlfijuesllon will
lit lal en later The lemaimler of ilia nuirn-
Inu eisxlon was titktn up in Iho i ilrtiiu of
JMJCI di licit in Ibe UPiiMir * , of the union Pr
tJeoifcT- 1 , peiIn of Iloslon took chaletof
Ihli and sue i c tiled In iiiMnrf over $1 Ode )
( 'ongieffes of loca' committees wen hi Id
this aftt-in on line ) the di It Cities look an ox
itirFion lo Palinti park where th-v were ro
itlve-d niul Liitt.it lined b } ts-Suiiloi
Thomas W 1'algii-r
Vr < > ( JtnuliHriilnthf Clini noli-ih.
ST LfH IS Jul } 0 A dispatch from
Ilcnnu'lllo Mix t-as The eoiiunli-floii of
arcliaeleufclsth MIII b } the Mt-xkan KUV-
crnincnl to invtMlk.ito the ancient Chlnti't
characters m ntlv dlscoveied on a monument
ment In thirf state have itlurncd and nn-
noun t 1 lliul tlnri- can be no question of
their cenulncsa and i.nt liny must havi
been there i > f nj et lurlt" .
Vle > i I'liii'iilo nf Oi-fiin tM.lN , Jnl ) II ,
At Ntvv York-Airiveel St Loul . from
Southampton. Cinnpanl.i fluin Llveriiool
Sallfil Hiemerhavcn , from Antv\trp foi
C.HHI nut'.w n
At S uthamt t n Sa Ird i'u i t liixtnimk
f r N vv York
A' Han bun , Anlvs.4 N.iriuiiiau ft m
New YcrK
A ) Livrrptui Aruvtu c i fr in Niu
York , Lutaulu , fruni New \urk.
i.vsr Diou inn TIu iir.us
S\.rnl I'tiprri llt-ml , Our iif 'I lit-ni
IM > iiii'rliilniltii | < Vritrnr.
MILWM KBi : July 9 This Is the cloning
el ay of the National Kducntlbnal a'soolatlon
convention The gnthcilug todav was the ;
largest of the co.iventlon Hev K W White
ot the llaptlft tabernacle offtred pratr
Cl'nton ' Scollurd of Clinton , N Y , recited .a
poem which war received with rnthiislsKtn
Short add-fo'c o1 "Kducuiloiial Hound lp"
were ne\i lu o dcr Superintendent Carroll
0 Pearse rf Omahj e.aine Hist with Has tljr
Hearl of ThU People Changed Toward the
S lu > ! < ' ' ' He I'lUllul thp e tahllshmen' of
the ilin > * iitsty < Imol In IhU coilntr.v by Hit
earlv Ma ricniueii ! colonv , and Us up-e.d
to other ol'nW and asserted II now covers
the wiole ruaii'r } with the hrflt < ij6iu.i nf
public td . , it.cn In ihe world
Osc-nr T Carsr-n , commlt-stoncr of conr-
mon schools state of Ohio talked on "t\-
ircmes In duration " and was followed b >
Mini Ilittllo Keel , Biiperlntcntlnnt ofpiiblk
Inslrucllon , state of Wyoming on "What
No * to Do * Ml is Heel ea < d the west In
fluenced Iho east not to do manv things
j thai would until Iho jouth foi citizenship
Ao have too inilcli ovt r-educatlon : wo smrl
flco the pi net leal to the Ideal We should
encouiagt and devcloi , the talon's which
( will make n-plls i-scfiil Ml.s ? Horl close" !
'with ' nu iloeticnt | peioratlon of llial happ }
j Unto In the fiituio when the educational
kles will be1 brlghtei and "The luart the
hoirc of the will "
I W 1) ) Powell of Washington D C spoke
I on "riio IMucatloiml Outlook" "fc'otutn Ttn-
1 clcnclcs of Modem IMucatlon. " was tlisiu. Md
bv Judge S A Tors-ha } of LIM Angeles. Cal
Ho noted mall } changes ciouci'iti'iip ' mo lern
education , and pit-dieted glorious tnlnfrH for
the fuliiio 'Iho theme of Janica L Hughes
of Toion'o was 'The Kuutitoi of the
| Twentieth Contnr } " Ho . ? ud the schools o'
the twentieth century would b1 Irne and the
child will be free In the Iwenticli tenlun
school lie believed th" co'irn.j of the next
contui } will glvo intrcased attti tlon to
phvslcal tulturo i
Janus M Cirm-nwood o ( Kansas Cllv. the
novvlv ok clod president , had foi his suhjj i
' Shall American Hlitorv bo Taught In Cro a
S-ctions or In Paiailelb " The shaker said
"Wo should abandon the amodoto plan und
tench hltttoi } Ii paialkl Hues Take up a
subject of sottlemcnl of teriltorlal expansion
or anvthlng eKe and iarr } II Ihiough to the
end telling all aboul II "
" \ \ Inners of Men ' b } lames II Canfleld
pioildeut of the Ohio StJtu nnlverhlt } , was
Iho next addreK < The hprnkor said "We
slioulil hi Ing Into existence tint pine dcniot-
lacv where wai and ilot are thing" of the
pan and It must come through the work
of the t-cfiools "
The icport of the committee on resolu
tions In "ubst.ancc Is as follows
The National IMuc ittonal n socljtlon
alllrmi Its unswerving allesiantc to the
lililiesl Ideals of out public edueitlon.il .
lem > - , stiiuis foiound training , thni ni h
clKolplliu and good citizenship In einph i-s |
In iiiutlttil.il nt Ihls Unit- the dutv of the
tltool to Iho c Hininunllv It itpio'enldo -
munds thnt t-e boo ndmlnlstratlon In nil Its
icpolls sh ill be who ) ! } free ttom political
Inlinenco ot iinv oit und appeals to ediic ited
public o inlon nnd to the mess nf the coun-
tiv to enfoiit thl = demnnil It liellt\es itial
the iniblli H lumN lie-Inc re'.iHni111 c Ilk Ic ni v
us the teiimc of < to ichtr" Is made longer and
nicioccuie , ami believes It to be the eliili
us vvol as oppnilunlty of Ihetni r'c ' 1111
ccllcgo to open Its eleiors to the lirgest num-
bei of ttudtnts possible
Iho icoit uigcs more ? attention to the
stud } of history and principles of education
In collcgeb and iinlveisltles , otks the atten
tion ot the executive and legislative depart
ments of the government to Ihe valuable
work of Ihe bin tin of education and to the
pitting need of appropriations for Its snp-
poit The renoit closes with the tendering
of thanks to all officers , 'Vssoclallons and
Individuals who have contributed to the
BUCCO'S of this meeting and to the ictirlng
president Chailos H Skinner for his vlg-
oious , Intelligent and proijresslve adniinls-
liatlon
Afttr the Induction In office of the pies-
Ident-eloct , James M Greenwood , the con
vention adjourned Mile die.
i SSINC : en vuiTxiu.i ; woiiic.
I'mfi-i-illiiKf < > f ( In * CIIIM t-nlliiii in
* M'M lim at Tniiiiitn.
TOHON'TO , Out , Jul } 9 There was
largoi attendance at the h cond daj'n t
slon of the confoionce ot cliarillos and coi-
roctlnns
At the afternoon session In the organi/i-
Uon of eharlt } Uio following pipers weir-
read "How to Get IMucatt-d Young Men
and Women to Make a Life VocaMon of
Organised Chailt } Woik , " b } Mlsj M
lllchmond. general = eciet-ii"v Chnilty Orga-u-
yitlon sotletv of Ilaltlmore.
Aiibley Wilcox chilrman ot the execu
tive committee * of Ui Chiifiv Organl7ition
soclet } read a paper on ' Piopei rinan
cial Support foi the Orginl/ntlon of Clnit ) ,
and How to Get It" The < n ostlon was .1 c-
ciis.sod at length bV r Kilph of Lo-ilf-
vllle Haive } J HollUur of vJiand UiieJij |
and ottiPis also dlscubs ° d the | iiosilon
In Iho child saving nuutlii ; a pipc r on
the "Jewish Child Savliioik ; In States'
was read b } Michael lleinai..i of New O.
leans.
In Iho rofornntorv section the submit
was "Is a Department liejotd / " dvlsibl" In
Our Schools , " a paper which w is read bv
Superintendent W J. Drown o' Keel Wing ,
Minn
Among the names put forwarl for the
ehkf executive ofiko of be eigani/rlou 'm
the ensuing } eai ara Prof " L llindeinon
of Chicago unlvcrslt } an I M ijor T J Chail-
ton of 1'l.ilnflelcl. Ind 'I-10 tl'le-j which hive
t-ollclted t''o honor of entorn'ii1 ' ig the mt
tonferenco include New York , Milwaukee ,
Omaha. Phil iiklphla and Detroit
At the evening sev lon Invlta lonn for the
next annual meeting weie received fiom Icj >
Molnos , Milwaukee. Omaha and Topeka
The upon of the tomniiUtn on child sav
ing was road b } C 13 Taulkntr of Minne
apolis A paper entitled 'The Siinela } School
a a Child-Saving Mission" W.IH real b } Hev
Mr Mllnor of Chicago , and M V Crouse of
Cincinnati dtllvcred a kcliire oxplanator } of
child n jcuo work In thai tlty.
DlNiicri-r nil ( Inc Pnlnl ,
PITTSHLJUO , July 0 The Joint scale con
ftrrnee of the crown and ateel sheet manu-
facluiers and Iho Amalgamated aak'ociatlon
whicli hbi In on In tt-fhion here1 for two davr
was unable to agree and a final adjnuiiiment
without { settlement was tulltn this afternoon
Tne cciDferefH ngu-tel upon , ever } point hut
one The assotlallon declined to conctdo 10
ptr cent for rolling steej of lwcnl-lwo
gauge , and lighter over tlifi price for roll
Irg Iron The disagreement will affrcl Jj 000
men
ltllt-1 * < > f Ot-l-IIII \ t'HM'lM ,
NIJW YOHK , Jul } 9 The American Ilnci
St Louis , fiom Southampton , and the C'u-
pardei Cnmpnnla , fium Liverpool v
t > ute iHtuun arrive 1 nt iiuiirontlnf till * even-
I'lg the fiJimtr at ) > li > throe minutes iilu
of In rival the I'ampinbi. Hotb Hltami
luicl hud a moht i-xeltln r.nffor Nixtttn
honi- ticAineiiian liner winning bv unl }
tin en inlmiti'- The St Louis niudiliiu | i. -
bufco In F'X ' elavi- , ten hours and th'rufven '
minute" and Ihe tr'ampunln'K lime was live
dut , llfleui huuis and slxtcui inliiuit"
l'i II-I-M Will \ nlclvnniM' .
Niw MJUK. Jul } 'J-There will be no a 1-
\ance in the price of raw Mignr al 'ireHi nt
Pi'ttli en nutated sug.n fur Augun K I'JI '
meiilE hiiH hten ihlp t-d In large hmojnt-
lui 1 dciwii lieuat 4 W > tents dtitj null Tin
ftutlsiic il poi-ltlein ot Hiigar Is IIH f luAs
Stttkb In me I'nltcd Stau-n und Cuba lo
KC-ther iwi.ulJ tons , again * ! C"CS57 tons laM
wee * , and 2.11479 tons liii-t > ear. KocHa In
Luiope 1.1'il.r/iU toiif against 1,4''CO I Ions
Ust vvtik and 1,513221 last } ear
CiiriKMillirrHiiil fur llnrili-r ,
SI LUl'lS Jul } 9 A win Hint VVUB Umiei
ut nuon tuda } clinrgln Dr. Itlthniom
Coinvvnll wlin kilted hU biolher IKrli.jr
Cornwall Wflntscla } morning In i"ui-li
Hiualt na manner wllh muiiki In Ihc titfi
ligiet an i ! > was * r n-f ri 1 tr < un Hit
null , r ) > 1-1 vtt t > n II l I' ' Aip | Icalu
hali'Ci n. i i. ij jji. Mi. t i if th
jr * .i . rim r > rr ' 'I ' t
of " i > in i 1 a u j.i
tainted la.tl ll.i ui i J\ \
IIP \'v ii i iv ii n i \f * ( * n PI i PI'
IILAu RAIN BRL\S ( RhLlhr
Long Heated Spell Broken nnil Temperature
Palls Nearly Thirty Pejrrccs.
THREE-QUARTERS OF AN INCH OF WATER
Sturm Is U't-li-oiiK-il li\ I3tr > limli unil
Hit- \\i-ullii-r ( linnui's to n CIMI-
illllon llolh Di-llulilfnl anil
Uciilllifiil.
I1 cm r. tlou. lluiir. lieu.
. " . n. in s | 1 p. in ! ' . '
It n. in 7S U 11. in . : . . . HI !
7 n , m Tii : i ii. ii s < i
S ii. 111 711 I | i. in < ! ' !
II n. m s- . " p. Ill 7-
III ii , in ss1 < l p , in 7il
II n , in HO 7 | i. til 7.i
IU n. m IIU s , i. in 71
II p. n TU
The to ild spol I' brokrnfler nearl }
two we-Us of altnc6t unprecedented hot
weather a desirable relkt ha * nrilxid It
was In the t-hapo ot a lie > a\y rain About 2
o'clock jeutctela } nfttrnoon the ? ltbrcamc
o\ercast with elondt and the wind \cered
nrouml to tin noithweHt The elements had
an ominous nppcatance foi awhile and there
was a gene at scitlerli g of people foi sheltei
I'ho temperature began to get roolei ripldh
and all hailed the appioaehliiK itlkf About
2 45 the btorni broke and rain fell In sluets
Lightning WEH % i\ld and the thunder lolkd
The rain purllled the atmcapheio and people
stood at open windows and doors and In-
baled long draughts of the air with un
feigned delight 'Ihe water washed the
Rtieetn , filling the gnttPrs and overflowing
ninny of themanhokfc to the sewers The
total amount of rainfall at 7 o clock was
077 ot an Inth The temperature droppid
from ' 15 degrees at 1 15 to G15 dtgieeb at I
o'clock
At 7 o'clock } esterda > moinlng the Instru
ments at the weather olllco show eel SJ per con'
of humldlt } whkh Is the highest that ha
been recorded this \e-ar This explains wh\
him Irols of people were unable to sleep 1 hur .
day nlqht and are e veMcrda } unrcfreshol
and po-lti\e lint It was the hottest night
the } had o\er cxpirknccd It was rcall } the
most toliiK night that hns been known In
this locallt } for a long time There was a
blight hieezo from the outh but It was not
sulllcient to overcome the INCOFH of moK
turo in the air and humanlt } swoKored and
peirsplred when lecp was Impotj-lble Ju t
before da\llfht the sound of falling rain
drops Inspired the wakeful citizen with the
hope of a ( sufficient shower to cool the atmo -
pheie , but he was disappointed Several
times within an hour It began to rain , onlv
( o tease as hiiddenl } as It lud bfgun Alto
gether there was a preclplt itlon of 000 of an
tnth Ju t enough to la } the iliint but not
faiilllclint to have an } peiceptiblo effect on
the damp and heated atmosphere
The local weather olilce had not heard
from mm } points in the state last evening
hut It IH belltvtd that there hat , been lain
in all ectlons of the htate within the pchf
thlrt-tlx hours The piedlctlon for toda } I"
for cooler weather.
UK : CITIUS srn.i ,
CliliMiun nil el St , l.iiniN fet ! * Vo Hi-lli'f
fi-iini liceInUiisf Hi-ill.
CHICAGO , July 9 Of all -he ho * diS
tint hue made life a burden blnce the w inn
weather of 1S97 began this was the worst
Thcie were more deaths ot human bclngo
and ot animals nnd the number of pice'ra-
llons was , gioatei than upon an } otnor da }
or the lit g hoi "poll that has hung over Chicago
cage Sixteen people me dead fiom the h a'
two are I'M me and out of a latgo nunibcM
of pio'lratioiib ten cacb are trilital flic-
following died toda }
CH VIILKS iHr.VSON comml'tcl Milcidc
while insane , caused b } the oxtitme heal
IOHN KA'ION , hhot himself whit" hiiffc I in , ?
from heal
unv HATHnu 0110 GHonxRimni ,
pi.c-31 of SI Nicholas' church in I/vanniOii ,
died of heart dlsensf , aggiavucl bv the
heat
IUNUY HAZMANN. round Oead hatgmg
near Park Kldge , driven lo Ihe iked u } the
heat
IinLHN HALLOIinN , died by heat.
DOHA JOHNSON
riiiniiiicK KAISCII.
THOMAS LYNCH
ANN'Ii : O'DONNKLL. eommltlcl Fiihine
b } taking cdibollt acid , drlvtn to Ihe eked
' ) } the heat
HACHAI3L RISTON
Hint ) SCHLOMANN , died al the poiintv
hospital from htat probtiatlon ; btrlcken
lust Satuida }
JACon srum
WILLIAM sui'Nnnrtanit
HDV r\'lHiH : AIGUST TOLTON , priest
in thaigo of St. .Monica's colored lloman
Catholic -church
I'NIDKNTiriHD MAN , found In Wash-
liigton paik
ACGUST VANDCItSLfii : , hanged him
self while Insane from the heat
Two men were driven Insane by the heat ,
there were ten people prostrated , who ore In
a ver } trltlcal condition , and twelve others
who will recover Out In the Ilridewell ,
wheio kcvcn prisoners went Insane } ctter-
day betau'e of Iho heat , three others suf-
feieel the tame fate today
The night was a sl/7llug horror ; there vvap
comfort to be found now lie c It was the
hottest night Chicago ban tver known 'Ihc
mertur } was ST dcgrtcts lust mldnlghl and
although near the lake It sank to SI ! dogrtrci
at i > a m the decrease' In tempi t iture was
more linn offM I b } an Inerinncd humidit }
which through Ihe night and da } made the
dlscoinfoit far girator than Is Implied b } tin
record of the thermometer H } 7 a m tin
merciiiy in the weathoi olllce lud climbed to
K4 dogiccs and there wins a stead } ove1
liowc Ing bull mnvemint until .1 p m , when
'lO dcgicts was rtachcd
The da } wa vper tally tevcro on horses
ovei 100 living In the istreots
Al Dccatui , III 010 death and a do/on
prostrations occurred
At Illoomlngton III . the mercury reached
105 degrees fh eo ikaths and a number o'
prostrations nccuired The dead
DIl JUII'SA MANNING Chicago
\IIIS JOHN' P THO mill Illoomlngton
At Ilurllngton the mercury reached 102
defines One death and a doren prostrallonx
ocrunecf
SI' LOI'IS. Jul } 0 Seven persons died
from hral in SI Louis on IhlH the
twelfth da } of InMiffcrablo heat Two pci-
hens , cno nf them n New Orleans ncgreen
have bctn driven Insane and f > lx others who
liavo lie-en fciitibtruck will piobably dlo be
fore moinlng Thcr < linve been numbHern
prostrations In St Louis A Smith , the
llrooklii calcher nnd Grud } llrsl baseman
on Ihe SI Louts learn , were proslraled dur
ing llio lip. e hull game Ihis afternoon Smith
Is unconscious and hlb condition appears to
bo EcrluuB Two dcutliH and tcviTai prostra-
tlonb occurred In KBHI St Loulu The Hut
of Iho dead follows
MICHAIL IDIN :
HO'jmUr U'HIGHT
TiinoDOHi : scuorn.
josci'ii OHIY
snmniiT Mi'N'sTiu. :
HINKY : CAMPMAN
jULfA riiiiDMAN. :
JACOIl GHIMMONr
CHAHLKS DIKDI3U
Giliiimont and Dieder dlod In Haet St
Louis Tlio diathb of the following per-
( onk who vvertproHiattd toda } , are cx-
pctttd tonight WllllJin Johanncb William
Suinnurkainp. ( itcx-ge Iract- } . Theodore
Schultz Mike Labcovltzch and an unknown
"T iii'\pn : other probtrate.1 persons fell
il-p itreel and were taken to heii'idta'
n the last twent-four hours Ihere ban
n t bien a be olid B renuiBlon from the heat
Ijsl night was frigluful hirott thermom
r * itniteiH .iO degrees throughout the
night In the house U was four degrees
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Weather ron-cnst for Nrlnuikn
Pair I' . , hr \ nlini'tirlV lml
Page
I. Atiitrlu'i tiiiuror : | \U ! < the Sultan.
Mln In ) ( OHM nt Inn Kcjrrli Prer Coin igr.
mil It tin imU : UK- Hot sprll.
( 'limn ; ! ' In ( InI I vpiiHltlim Miiniiici-nii-nt.
' ! . M rxpiKltinn IMri-itciM Kt nlv
II. l.ilxir l.i-iili-r * Ioidrim tinsirlfii - .
IIa j Hiiv for tinimli : ivetrtri ,
I IMItmltil unil ( inn-no it.
" > . l'r < tldi-tiCx MiH < uitHi | i | Till Mitndit }
Hi < oiiiii II UlillT I in u1 Miillt r .
( likiigo li-r-i.i | Itii.liiii \gilii ,
T. Cninmi-ri I il unil | Imin j ii s , . , , , , ,
8. .lnc' I ) . , * .
< iv. l\i , ipiii | | | > , , u ni llngUo.
I on Inn siK.rV : | ] Simp sliill OIT.
! l. In tinI I IMil iif I | , i lilt lit.
In i k llln'il r < ir ( lilii | N liiioil.
< nip. In Ni briiilm Vn \l | Itlglit.
* IMIIIl ( Illlltms Nl-U I'lMllllllll- ,
11) ) . Illti of I I'liilniiii- ( losilp
t ! MMIII Old HUM. ( mirlxlilpi
I uropi Mi i is ( l < ir iif In o Mtvi r
I . ' . "I InMtliiil | ( In M | . "
hotter Shop was Impossible to most peo-
I > K flic lo il weather IIIIHMU predicted
thunderstorms niul a decided iltuji In ilio
touipciatniu foi tMs aftciiiuon Nut a cloud
appem-d Ton lit IM 1 degree hutur than
last night. At midnight then was no re
lief Mum tlu > Init. . Hundieds tit people nio
bleeping ( nit on the Kids bililgo tonight
It Is onlj M' degrees there
KANSAS CUT , Julj 3- I he hiMt In Kan
sas Clt } au > ] vlclnltv was more oppiosslvc
today than } eblcrda } . At h o'llock this
moinlng tlio theimomi toi icgisteitd t > 0 , at
! t o'clock ! K > , at noon 114 and .it 1 | i in t > 7 ,
the holtt-at ot the } tar Man ) probations
and two deaths nio upoHed
\I IJUUliilllltTY. n toodaviler numifac
( in or , WHS slilckon on tlio Kticct anil died
" cxm after being lomovod to his homo
PATRICK.lini : , an uKcil blacksmith.
elite ! thl inclining In the' icnr ot the obop
where tiu worked , diatli bilnK dueto tlu >
beatNIJW
NIJW YOUK , JUlj fl The temperature at
'i o'llock tonight In this clt } was down to 71
decrees Tlio police - tk\tu
icpo-l \ piobtra-
tlniib and In one of the crses a luborei , \ lie
wad trazcd bj the lajh ol the Min , kaput
into tlio Hark. 11 rivet and was diowiud
bcvtii biiddcn dtatliH here today wcie due
to the heat
LAPAMUTI ; , imi . Juiv 'i Three dtaths
occurred litre ted i } fioni the ofticls of Iho
hiat and another victim I" djlng William
Volnur prosttattd hint Saluid.i } , died nt the
hospital toda } Wllllain Hk } , a nionibci
of the State Soldieis' home died b } Hit
roadside near this tltj at 3 10 p in lie was
a member of comp-inj 1C , faecond New YoiK
Mounted Itilka rhouuiH Ileaston a bakir
died at 7 p in He wan 11 jeai old and liii
homo IH In St Joseph Mo
INDUVAl'OMS Ind , July ' . ) This has
lain tin hotttbt da > ot the \ear hue the
ofllclal thumonietu UKlhtoiIng 'M ' ik-Krct
at 3 p m Vhc dt id are
OSCUl T MAYHIJW a bookUeeper.
DANim , I SMAKh , laborer
Tlirte othet caseb arc tonsidi'icd fatil lie-
sldth these the howpltnls attended to at ltat > t
lwint > prosttatlons
CINCINNATI , Jill } fi Ihe nnnibci of htat
deaths toda > wab F\ | 'Jhe names of the
JACOH S
MHS. CHAULES SMITH I
ALEXANDER KENHIAUS.
H KUSKA
MICHAEL M'HUOH
EVA EICHELIlEHGEll
The nnslmum heat by trnstwoithy treet
thcrinomctits todiy was 90 at ! P m U
was 81 at 7 this morning and It Is S > at 11
o'clock tonight
MILWAUKEE , AVis , July 9 1 he holt
aided b > thn hiKli humidittautnl nunj
deaths \M-consln totlaj. In this cit >
nlno prostrations anil one Oeith HIIRO
Knell of Horlin , Out At \pilcton | the
thermometer marks 100 denrcts and thrio
deaths and te\eial piostiatlons rtbiilted , at
Itachif , cno death and ono prostration , at
Oshko-.li . one deith and three piostiatlons ,
at Madi on , ono dtatb and two pie tiatlons
LOl'ISVILLE , K > . July ) The maximum
loirlicd this iiioinlnK by the thcimoiiutii
was 13 ikRicoii at 11 o'clotlc after whldi
the mercurj sradnally utedul until 12
o'clock , wlien anothtn upward tpurt wit ,
tdki n which all but bint it bubbling out
of the tube Three deitho are imported from
the intentc heat , and mun pioitrilloi R
UAYTON. ( ) Jul > 'I Three ikaths Inuc
oetiuieil In the pist foitjtight hours The
llui iniiinpli i leglbtned ' 13 at noon
LOl'ISVILLE Kj . July i The cxtlemt
heat ih causliiK ninth 'ufferliiK all or Ktn
tiik\ l'v\o hundred m n tmplojoil on tfio
Illinois Cential below here stiuck detlai
Ing thc > tonld not woik TluccOiliiK cieus
air abandoning their machines
Yl'TAN Nth Jill } 9 ( Speclil rekgram )
Carl Egger ll\lng one and one half mllu ,
i-outluabt of this place , was ouriomo bj
heat jtbterday e\eninB and died at II o'clok
p m
111 i.i.ni'iv oi1i.Minit : iiinnvi.
11 fa I \ \ in < Is IlriiKi-ii IM 'rinliuliT-
sioriilH In iiulit Slati-K.
WASHINGTON. July 9 The weather bu-
rein tonight Issued the following hot v.latlitr
bulletin
T.'itheat wave contlnue'i over the tcntral
liortlon of the country Bf > far eunt a the
Apilachl in mnuntalus Along the Atlantic
coast from Eislport to Kcv Weit. except at
lloston , tlio maximum continues below HO
Since July 1 the inixlmnin tempeiature
hns ranged from 10 to 'is n\u the lower
Mits-.oiiri and lower Mississippi MIC\S | | and
as far ca t as Alibami and ltnn < suce. with
estruno temprrntmn fiom KiO to ! ( ) ' ' In Kan-
has The lomprratiiio has fulli-i iijddlyowr
Coloiido western Nebrai-Ka and uorthward
and will probnblj break Into the ixiromo
heat o\er Kaiisis MlfKourl llllnolh , Indiana
Kintiiek } and Ohio Satin day
A relief fioni tlif I'xinino neat I in h.-en
on .isionoil In thundorhtoims In t'olorido
Nelu.if.Ka Kansas Houih Dilotit Iowa
t iinhcrii Mini f sola Wlxtunsin nnd uppi r
Mkhlgan On .iturdi } nighl Mil dmngib
in temperatuio will bu actoinpanleil In llnin-
di ib'ornih
Tile following Minimum lemperilnrts w"n
reported tonight { 'oneoidla Kau , 1(1 ( ,
Oimlin ! H , Ia\enpnr' ) 'is Kunsah Clt > , 'J- > .
St Louis 9 ( . , NashMil' , US , Cincinnati , %
Indianapolis , 'IS , Chirago , kfi. lloston , 'M ' ,
Now Voilt. M. I'lilludilphia , 80 , Atlantic
Clt } 81' , Eastpoit 71. , Si I'aill. 80.VashliM -
ton , SS , Detroit , 'il , Sa\aniith , 0. Ntw Or-
Icans , 91. Key West , SI , NantwUl , 74
I\I-I.OSIUN : KII.I.S n\K MIN ,
\\iirl.nicn siill.i- l ) > iiniiilliMlilli - i\- :
I'liMillnii on I Insinel. .
LEXINGTON , Ky , Julj 9 While a pang
of woikmcn wen e\ea\ullng on Iho line of
the K'rict railway ono of tiain bliuik what
appeared to bo a plite of pipe , but ishkh
pioud to ttd > u.unltc tarllidge. A fear
ful e\ploHlon followed and live of the Fly
ncRroi'H In the gang vcro blown to atoms
The oihti wab t-o badl ) Injured that he can
not mowr Hit dead uic.
JO COLLINP
JOHN WASHINGTON
SAM Tltl'IIV
(3EOHOL KOSR
WILL IHOMAS
The polite uio Inellned to think the dyna
mite was plau-'l tin re h ) f-omt1 nilcreant
who hail a grudge asuliiBt tlio gtrtct car
compan } . and olliert. think It was lefl theru
lij woikmcn excuatlng for a railroad fiomt
> ears auo
Millioiuili I-'H DiiiiKliK-r flldxliiu.
Uij.S'lON , Jul > i. Ciruce Hlr\fru > oii , ugtd
2T ) , eluuglitfi of Jamth KnvtiiKni , Ihe mil-
llunaln reul tMtatu operator lefl In i In UK
in JiiuuKlmin tin tvcmiit , I AH | .1
lu > , > on a i < hji | < null an I "hi ' . in v i
rttiinnd A J'c-ir It ilu > utl > "i U' '
an 1 \i li ii > ui ixuiriiiti * ! i > \ > t i - ii > ' i |
lUts ui > I mestdi-tH lu till I At < f > luiti 111,1 i
to itvial litl
UNITES THE WORK
Departments of Publicity anil Promotion
Are Consolidated ,
MANAGER ROSEA'ATEH ' WILL HAVE CHARGE
Board of Directors Decides on This by
Unanimous Vote.
DEEM IT BEST FOR GOOD OF EXPOSITION
By-Laws of the Association Amended to
Ilnintonizj with Ohango.
REORGANIZTION GiV S SATISFACTION
i-i-nllt t < Ciininilt li-i < Will HiTi'iifler
CIIII > > | H | ul MVlinihii i , I'ri-Nl-
ilcni' \ \ mill's in \ ntilu
( IISIIII II I II * .
\t Hie legulir montlilv mcetltiK of the
Do lid of Dlicctois nf Ihe ' 1 mn mlsslsslpii |
KxiHisltlon held vesteidtiv iifleinoon lie !
tdan of niiMiiirntlim of the exposition man-
agomtnl wan ihangeil nnd the Departmenln
of Pitbllclt } and I'lomotlon were consolidated
undci the mantgemcnt of IMwaul lloso
water who has been In oblige of the Depart
ment of Puhllcltv sinio Iho oiganlratlon of
Hit expcuiltlon Mamigii Hltthcoek , who had
bun In eluige of the Dopritmcnt ot Promo
tion , ii-hlunod his position as maniigtr of
tli.it ilopiitmi nt and membe-r of the execu
tive cominltlce. and Ihe plan of oig inl/aton !
vv is changed to lodnce the oxiMitlve com-
tullloo to six Insload of sovin members. ul-
Ing Picsldcnt Wattles the right to cast the
deciding vote In case of i tie In Iho com
mittee Hiretoftuo the picsleknt has had a
voice but no vote In the pioctcdlngs of th
executive crmmlttre
Iheio wcie thlitv-two of the flft } dlrco-
tois pioscnt when the poiietai } finished readIng -
Ing the minutes of Ihe last muling
Define anv business hid been tiansacled ,
Mr Hltthcoek c.ilkel up his leslgnatlon ,
which li.nl been olfcied at the lasl meeting
an 1 votid down Ho lencwit his announce
ment that ho hid fit ml } dotoi mined to re
sign as a mtmbc-i of the executive1 commit
tee and manager of the Depiitmcnl of Pro
motion and moved Uiat the iislgtmtlon I'o
accented Mili.uton seconded the mo
tion and it was put to n , vote1 and tarried
without a indenting voice
Picsldontatllcs then declined that thom
m xl business In oulti W.IH Iho clocllou ot
Ml llllehcocks slice C'S'-oi
MAKL'S \ CHVNGi : OP DASH
Mr What ton said thai al the lasl meetIng -
Ing Mr Hitthtotk had stated there
WPS no fuithoi work for the Depirtmtnl of
Promotion to do and the spoikci believed
that II would he a wise polk } to redute cx-
ptnpcs as much as possible Ho therefore
movtd thai Ihe Dtpailmcnl of Pioniotion
he toiiFolIdated with the Dopatlment of Pub-
llcilv.
-Mi Hitchcock admitted ho had said
tint the woik of the Dep n tiiient of Piomo-
tlon was tonclncli'd , but ho said ho wished
now to - < av thai tlu-rc wan much to he
done He suil it losled with th U depart
ment to cany out the collateal ! ideas in
tojiiottlon with the exposition such as the
moblll/atlon of 'ho inllllia , tic Ho saiel
that Iho picsldent ot the exposition had
been In c Ion- touch with the woik of the
Department of Piomotlon iMnco the begin
ning and ho moved as an amendment that
the picsieknt bo t lee ted as manager of that
department that the work might be con
tinued b } the man who bad had It in charge
and was familial wllh H
Mi What ton loplkcl , t iking the position
that the exposition was too laige lo bu
Impi'dod In Its c-nuaid touise bv an } suhor-
dlnuto He1 oniii.sFd the Idea of pulling the
president In thaige of anj department The
' resident , ho said should be In iiinsUnt
touth wllh all Ihe depart infills and not tied
down with the detail woik of nn } of them
Diiettoi Huwslo wanted to know how
much would ho tmed by consolidating the
two ileiiarlmontH
Mr Hitchcock b.ihl nn department of Ihe
exposition had born conducted so econom-
k.tllv as th it of piomcitlon
WHIUI : : KCONOMY KXISTS
Mi Hihowitei mid hi liad not Intended
tci tike , tiv part In the dl cun lou und did
not Intend ID vo'e
on the quoHtlon of con
solidating the two departments but he said
it was Ji.J.as vvril 101 the mombtiei ot the
boanl to uncle island the situation He pref
aced his i xplaiiilion by saving thai In no
previous i xposUlem hid the Dep.iitmonU ol
Publlilty and Piomotiun been htpaiated , 19
the work was o iliiHly related , but when
the piesont exposition won nrganl/rd the
division wan made because thtio was PO
much to be done both In the cast and In Iho
west At the last meeting of the executive
committee which Iho speakei hael atlendcd
Mr llltihtixk said theic wan no longer any
nccrt-Hlly for the Dipartintnt of Piomotlon.
and the npi-aker ald ho agreed with that
( Statement Taking up the iputttlim of the
rilatlio expense of tin l\vo dipiitmenlR Mr.
ItcM-w.ittr said the itpoMH of the secretary
iihowul that the De-jiartini nt of 1'nbllilty had
exiiciiikd $4000 whili the Di paitiucnt of Pro.
motion hnd cxiicndcd $ s ( , oo He Mid tin BO
flgilitspoke ( for tlieniFf'Nfs He feu Ing to
the fc.iaik | paid the fiiipriliitciidents of the
two dtpirtimntrt Mr ItnncvvatiM * Bald tlio
duties of the two positions weio as different
as could wi.ll lie Imigimd flho Hiiperin-
Ic'inlcnt of the promotion department win
not roqulrul In doinjtlilni / ; hut simple
clerk il woik aficuillng tci the dim lions nf
Iho clllif w'lllc ' tinstipe l inli nek nt of th
nubile Itv drpa'tmonl was lequlrcd to keep
Miei xp < j'ltl'iii coniituiall } bfoicthe public
and II\M ! ! wa } * > of Kipping up thr publlo
Inle rnt
Genual Mnnih'K-on spoke at fiome length In
favur of ennso idallng tin Iwn di iiarlincn'ii
In tin1 Inn lint of eioiiomy Ho quoted thu
following figures Horn the icport of Iho
rerct.ir > showing Iho t-xpe ndilurrii by dcv
parlnn ills up In thin date
jicpartmint nf WavH and MI-HUP . I C 028
Department of I'ulilklt } . . 4,1/1.2
I'ipartmiiit ' ot Pi iniolkm . fcti75
| ) i"i.iilin nl nf Iu ! I llugH and Cioiirds 2220
Di p-irtim nt nf KxhlhllH . I,2 !
I n part nit nl nf C'IIIH c Hslom 2,740
I'ep iiluitnt of TiHiiHpurtalliiii 78
Total , tin ImlliiK I ni Ideiitnlx JM.HIG
ritneral Mandcc-on ni-d Micro figures tut
nn aigumriit In fuvor of reducing expenses
h } < "imnllil.ulnK or In an ) othci way
'Iho qucKtlon on the amendment wad
called foi and van dtfeated Mr Hllthrock
bolng the mil } cine lo vntu for It.
AMIND : run IIY-LAWS.
I'rcsldint'altea ! dc elated tin- motion to
fonsollcl itu the two departments out of or
der until Ihc b-lawn had flint hern amended
lo piovldo for biich action.
Mr What ton movej the adoption of Ilia
following ID olntlon , whkh was carried
without any itmaikH
let.olvicl { Tlint tlm folkiwIiiK RUhs'ltiit' . foe
section I of the ) > > laws be udoptecl
Section ) ixc < utlve Ceiminlllet Tlio rx-
( tullvo powci iind ailnilnit'liallvc auiliorlty
of Ihls iistoolull u t'hall lie phi'ul In the
liaiids of an exec alive committee of six dl-
ifcluis who an sue b iiinmlitte Hlnill liuvo
full genual pivvii and authoilty ol the
Ilcarl cjf Din c u IH In all malltlH. except
Hue n , IH the Joaid of lJlrttlcii Bha I liy
jpt jliillon Knee Illc illy itbtive lo Itxclf In oif-
vnnct of Until ucllon liy tintxcmtlve coin-
inlilct tirovlikcl thut In tatv of a Me In the
commiutt tin pifMcknt thull liiut. the light
lu taut tin dc-t I ting vote
Mi \\laituii rent wid his motion to con-
, u . li c tin l NCI dtpartmeiilH and It wn
a 11 nt i i di-nling vote *
In mi , . i , i nutiiiK the amount of tx >
,1-1 , t > u > I ) ii irli > l > t incurred by the rz >
t , j , < n > n : tt .vug then broached by Mr ,