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A YOUNG MAN STENOGRAPHER DE-
Il sires position. Address STENOGRAPH-
Err this office. je1-1w*
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A LII LADIES, NEAR OR FAR, SAFE,
n quick cure guaranteed any disease of
irregularity; sure relief though others fail;
travellers treated; low fee; self-cure; send. c;.I
or write; strict confidence. Room 5, 11l7
Fourth street.
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r WANT TO RENT FROM TO 10 ACRES
i of good bottom vegetable land or work on
shares from 10 to SO acres. Address Post
Office Box SO, Sacramento.
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" delivered; measurement guaranteed; yard
on IwelftE-street road: p. o. address, sos
Seventh street. W. II. BASLER.
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nor SALE CHEAP-A YOUNG BUGGY
IL horse. coming four years old: gentle and
safe for either lady or gentleman. Inquire at
this Office.
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NARDWELL COLONY-1O-ACRETR TRACTS
" only 500 per acre; water-pipes will be
laid to each and every tract in said colony.
j. L. CARDWELL, owner, 1904 street, or
Sol street. Sacramento.
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TOR SALE OR HTY
l. acres: good improvements; fourteen KIN DIS
OF fruit, besides grapes to Ship. Finely stu
ated for extensive improvements at little
expense Also, property in Napa. Particu-
lars at 1913 street, sacramento. OWNER.
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FOR SALE.

~ ROOM HOUSE AND BASEMENT
lU opposite Free Library. Call Mondays at
7l5 | street.
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EOOD-PAYING LODGING-HOUSE OF rs
VI rooms; great bargain. Apply 122 K st.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE TO BUY ONE OF
n the best paying hotels in the city very
cheap; the reason for selling is sickness. Ad-
dress .. NJ, this Office.
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HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

X E. ADAMS, HOG J STREET-CHEAP.
". est place for hay and feed. White wild
oats: also, tule hay for carpets.
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~ style, 1Oc; tamaes, loo; tamales with
coffee, &c., open day and night Mrs.
kEENE, Seventh and NJ streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
A NEW nlTcalSG DEVICE.
Fire Engine Hersps llarusssed By One
Move Of the Hand.

T.. Z. Smith, q mechanical engineer
residing at 822 Fiith street, has invent.
cd q unique 4 Vice in the way Of an
automatic fixture for the rapid har-
messing Of fire-engine horses, says the
San francisco Chronicle. IL is iniend-
od to do away with much Of the time
and labor now necessary In getting the
horses ready 10 leave the englne.house
after an alarm Of FIRE has beon rung in.
With the hitching apparatus now In
use In the IRE department II requires
the services Of three or four men TO
mitch up two horses. Tho collars Of
the horses are not seli.closiug, and
have to DO drawn down anu snapped
before the breeching can DO
dropped Into place. After this
IL done the driver mounts his
seat aud releases the breoching by
pulling rope. When the breeching
IL dropped tue harness hangers are
raised 10 tue ceiling by means OF cum.
bersome weights, which work up aud
down shafts ut either side Of the build
Ing.
Mr.. Smiths Invention ia supposed
TO do away with all this. Ho has de-
vised = seli.closing collar The closing
device consists VI an aluminium cast
ing fitted over the collar, provided
with powerful spriug with an &C.
centric release. Thefe Il u email chain
running from tho inside enaphOller
through two steel tubes fastened on
the names to y connection with the
arm that throws the eccentric out o.
gear, releasing the collar Rud closing II
about the horses neck, This inside
bfidle snap IN fitted intJ n patent hold.
VI, anu the one act Of pulling this snap
from IT. place releases the collar aud
fastens II gu the horse. The breeding
IL released simultaneously with the
collar, and the horses are then hitched,
with tho exception Of slipping the
outside snaps into the ring Of the bit.
Tue harness hanger II a simple con-
trivauce. 1T IL a Y shaped frame, with
counter balance on the long arm to
balance the harness. Tho hanger
raiser consists OF bronze wheel with
n groove In the center TO accumulate
a 5.lG inch rope. a spiral spring, with
a liiting power Of $50 pounds Is fittei
into the wheel. rhefo Ia a douole
automatic brake TO control tho speed OF
the wheel Ne II raises the hanger.
There Ia rubber cushion clampod on
tue lower end OF the pulley rope. A.
the hanger IL Jerked upward after the
harness n released this cushion strikes
tho haze Of nm iron arm fastened To the
ceiling, thus throwing the force Of
tho blow from the rising hammer
from the wheel to the ceilius.
There IL a bell.shaped cam with
lts base resting on the long srm Of the
hanger frame, and the other emu Is
fastened to tue lower end OF the rope
Of the bAngor-raltef. Tubs Ia 10 keep
the hanger In horizontal position
after the harnoss h dropped, aud TO
proven, Ia arms from gJuging the
osiilng an II rises.
Mr.. smith has been aided In the
periooiing Of his invention by James
Murphy, a local mschinist.
Chief sullivan OF the FIRE depart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

educational Institutions o. the citv ~
regard T. the pupils attending the
special ma,ines TO be given on Satur-
day afternoon, when Julius Cei,f VIII
be given, rhu engagement will clofe
on Saturday .veniag with produc-
ton of Maile Lovell's beautiful ro-
mantle idyl ipgomar.
At THE GRAND.
There was very large audiences At
the Grand Iontay evening when
Woman Ae1iust Woman was present.
ed ioT the fret time this week, aud that
the Interpretation Of tbs different
characters wns appreciate was sum d.
oisutly demonstrated by tho frequent
outbufa,s OF applause and calls accord
cd the playeu.
womau Against Woman IL a dram
attic piece that nmusus At the same time
It touches the tender strings OF tne
human heart. Nearly every character
anu every fCruo ia II stands forth NJ a
niece Of realty from lie. Widow
Barton and her cottage; honest and
rough John Tressidot Ia his humble
home, where Joy aud cxtrt ms sorrow
Ia turn are guests; the tumptu us
mansion Of the Stern man u the
world, Sir Chostoftou, Hll afs dawn
with great iAithfulness aud skill. Bes-
sic Barton Il more of an ideal, pof.
hsps, than reality, but the character
IL exceedingly Interesting.
John rftHiitur IL interpreted by No.
j. wards, ma he did admirable work
throughout. Mr. E1eson NJ Phil.
Tressluor, the old topper, ialriy outdid
himself, which means a good deal, Tor
he II a comedian OF much ability. Mt.
Chester wts a stately, coli, strictly
correct sir Chestorlon, anxious 10
preserve the hor1r of mis- name even
when this ueccssitatei the ptriofm-
ance o. acts of Justice AMI charity.
Mt. Hathaway again mas ono OF the
roles In which he Uxcels. Nc. TOoker
well represented the doctor aud sit.
Ward, the blind fiddler, filled that
small part exceedingly we'll.
OF the ladies, Mics Warren AZ usually
captivated the audience. She pOr-
tfayed the noble woman, who braTs
suilefings for another with he foftitude
that IL oue mark Of mariyfdom.
Ia her impefsonatiOn shv was followed
with inteusH Interest, and this ct the
end OF tue iOurlh act, where the Gil
max IN reached resulted la several cur.
tain calls, On honor she shared with
Mr. Edwards. Miss Winner a. Bessie's
sister also plsys well. Miss Pollock ~
seen IN new role. tue calculating,
hoaftlets Rachel Mestw Cd, anu her
work In this character " very accept.
ablc. Mrs. Chester gives the role Of
Debora Barton, the < loI-hearied elderly
woman, hardened by advefso oifoum.
stances, true 10 LIE. Miss Jerome, as
usual, has the ipslgninognt role OF
a servant girl without much opportun.
i,y Of acting, but what little duty falls
10 her share IL correctly done.
Woman Againtt Woman is 90 well
peTtlrmoi nj tbs Grand that II may DO
considered one Of the most attractive
bills 20 far presented. IL should OH
the house the remainder VI the week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
Robert Downing. Engagement at the
1heater-Ihe GrAud.

The sale Of seats for the Robert
Downing's engagement at the Salt
Lake Thoater on Friday and Batur-
day, opened this morning with rush,
And from the present indications the
Thsater will be crowded at each per-
lofmanoe.
Helena, the opening play, has met
with success since its production
ut Warrington, ID. g., early In the
season. While MT. Downing has spared
nothing 10 make Helena a great pro.
duolion lac has not forgotten this other
plays ia his repertoire. Each play
presented viii DO done with appropri-
ate scenery and correct costume.
All arrangements have been made
with those In charge OF the different
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
Personal Paragraphs.

J. I. Boogo, OF spokane, is at the
Walker.
james A. Adams, OF ST. Louis, Is at
the Walker.
uoorgo Hall, OF Park city, Is stopping
at the Cullen.
j. W. Bailey, OF Manhattan, Kas.. IL at
the Temploton.
II. X. Wheeler. Of san francisco, Is at
tho kuutsiord.
A. g. Cannoy, Of Now York, IL among
the arrivals at the cullen.
Fred r. Bakor Of New York, IL late
arrival at the Kuulsfofd.
Mark Hopkins ~ down from COalvillo
ana registered at the Cullen.
Hon. James a. Hammond. Of Logan,
IL guos, at the Walker.
J. NJ. Rejects loit Tor Eiko, New, on
mining business this morning.
4. G. Clayton, Of san Francisco, Ia
registered At the romploion.
John 4. Marble. Of L,s Angeles, Cal.
Is among the guests ut the Walker.
NJ. y. johnson, Of Cleveland, Ohio, has
his autograph ON the knutsford register.
e. l.. Probe, came IN from Morcur,
aud registered nj the Walker yesterday.
Ira futile, the rustling Union Pacific
live stock agent, has returned to salt
Lake.
&. X. Bannstor, tho engineer OF the
power dam enterprise, has returned from
his trip east.
j. l.. Hammond, manager OF tho puob.
10 mining and smelling works, Il n guest
at the Temploton.
Tue wedding Of Mr.. J. 4. Davis and
Miss Cor-c, Of this city, axes place sat-
urday. Tho young couple Will start east
on their wedding tour sunday morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

Eiko IL sinking i2O.ioot shaii, the
contract having just been lot. The
Malvern Promises TO become a pro-
Queer after necessary depth IL A.
tanned. Tn Rsd Cloud 10 reported 10
no the scene rich strike, while the
Jumbo 10 progressing nicely. festef-
Jay Contractor n. T.. Whipple was
awarded the contract for the erection
u = business block Vt Mutcuf 1917
{ ct. to be the properly OF Mr.. A. M'
6poOnsb Aside from this there are
iiuy new structures OF all grades and
dimensions going up In me
camp. Toe Msrcuf BOY group has
sold for $780, 600. The Anaconda gr Iup
has been bonded 10 q. NJ. Mclutire Of
salt Lake IN the SUN Of 5000 aud n
shan ia now being put down on the
property. The silver Bell group mas
found a pufuhAsut ~ the person Of j..
5. Crlinb, Of Cedar RtpIds, Mich, the
confederation being f2O,0lO. 4, T. OK
pur,ed that tue usual fquatting trouble
will soon be the lot OF the new camp In
soms OF It's locations, Indication Il the
same having already appeared.
NOTES.
The South PARK mining company IL
masing preparations for extensive
work al tho Green River placVrs.
q. j. Salisbury has purchased the
Deer trail group ut Marysvale and the
property IL expected 10 sO0n become a
ficn gold producer.
General PsDrose, OF Camp Douglas,
has equipped prospecting party which
leil yesterday Tor SKULL Valley. the
general intends 10 settle in Utah when
he retlrts from tho army, anu mining
will receive muoh Of his attention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
A Question as to tauaigre.-0ther
News.
CoSC 10, Apache Co., Arlziua,
November Ism. 1895

CoSc 10, Apache Co., Arizlun,
November ls,n, 1895.
To the Editor.
Having read considerable about Ca.
naigre root and seeing ia late isiu 3
how 1t takes 5000 to use 1t to advan.
tage, It appears TO me that It could te
possible 10 use It on much smallof
scale, ami | would bs very thankful
TO any one who can tell Us how 10 use
It 10 and work II at home, and how ~
tan With II sheep and caliekius ami
hl1es, how much 10 use to say fifty
gallons Of water, etc.
We have had eighteen inches Of
snow here and very cold weather but
tho snow IA going fact. We have Jus,
had n visit from Elders Lyman and
stevenson OF Salt Lake, and were
greatly bloat by them. Brother Chr.
/. Kompo was released and Henry H..
Marble appoiated bishop Of cur ward
ana tho name changed to C0noho In
place OF Erastus.
Youfs truly,
CHR. 4. ksEorH.
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pnmnsd in the Mud.

The driver OF lumber delivery
wagon received n mud b IN At the
corner OF First South and Third West
streets this morning. Ho drove along
south on Third West at n good troi,
and reaching First West he inside a
swim turn esst, when his wagon struck
q post aud threw tho driver out head
iifst into "beautiiul" pool Of mui.
A good cleanup Will repair all the In
lazy done, ne the horto stopped whom
hi. driver took the tumble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
IdahO's Weather Report.

The Idaho weather report iot the
month Of November as issued from
the station at Idaho Falls Riyel the
following Iniormatloni Meas baro-
meter 1925; highest barometer sO.b6
on the 10Th; lowest barometer 2e.72 on
the glst; mean temperature IS; highest
temperature 90 on the 2nd; lowest tenn.
perature . on the 7lh; greatest daily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

~ you would res'sr p tumonh, bfls
chitls, typhoid ievsi, aud usph,sb.
coughs and code. These ilta'lafl
the weak aud run down system. The,
can MAI no fonlhold where trstl.o,
Il kept rutc, rich and full Of Vitality.
the appetite god ami digestion viz =
QUE, with Hooi'- sArsapafillu, the Or,
true blood pufihef.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
MINES And MINING.
Utah Properties Paying Out their
Profits
MERcUR is REPORTED BOOMING.


with the prospec, Of making nuolher
payment Of n similar amount before
Christmas, the Ceutonnial.Eureka
mine yesterday dropped $4,000
dividend into tho hands OF the holders
Of its 80, 900 shares Of stock. The pay
ment Of the next $50, 900 will bring the
total amount OF dividends paid by this
property up to 1900, 900, the amount
for which II was capitalized.
SILVER KING.
On December 7th the Silver King
will distribute $4,000 profits to Ia
owners. This amount gives % cents
for each share Of stock In tho concern
aud makes a total OF $4,000 10 divi.
donds which has bten paid by the
property.
UTAH.
The Utah, n property located at Fish
Springs, has paid up TO the ptesent
time, although progressing sometimes
under adverse circumstances, n total OF
SlSl, 600 In dividends. On tue 10Th n
the prcsent month II IL proposed that
tho holders Of the concrrns 1000
shares Of stock will have $1,000 dis
tributed among them to spend igr
Christina.
HORN SILVER.
A quarterly divideud amounting TO
$4,000 will be paid by the Horn al.
yer on the 2Dth OF this month. This IN
tue hfst quarterly dividend paid since
last Mafcn, the great depression la the
metals being held responsible for this
tardiness. The amount to be- paid out
on the goth will Increase the total Iivl.
dends lssusd up to date by this proper.
~ 10 $3.50, 900.
ONTARio-"NIT.D
The Ontario haa paid up to date a
total Of fl3,l75,O 900 la dividends, ami
were II not Tor tho fact that tuoh o..
tensivo Improvements have been made
In the property OF late, the mine
would still 10 paying ptofis 10 share.
holders. The system Of drainage Put
In, however, has coat mint oil money
and proceeds have been applied 10 a
liquidation Of the debt thus incurred.
Since October, 1892, no dividends have
been paid by this property and the
practice viii DO continued for some
time yet.
MERCUR WILL PASS.
The AieIcur, owing to the fact that
Captain DE Lamsr has Hepur 4
nm option ON the property, will pas ~.
dividend payment this month. The
property usually makes a disbursement
On the goth Of each month mi ms
ara up TO date total OF III 0g5, OOJ,
'ho last Issue being In September
MuRcUR CAMP BOOMING.
Reports from Mofout mining camp
Indicate lively times out there. Tue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

IS, h. Bas'ofd, u Carthage, ;. DiGs
rayI: "paIks' SURE Cure exec q sil
other medicines Tor rheumalum hui
Urinary disorders For sale by +, j.
Nm & Co., ami Ntlien Judiou Dug
O.. !
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ment has ordered one collar and three
hangers to be placed In ongine.h use
2 for trial. Mr.. Sullivan and many
local mechanical engineers have sald
they think Mr.. Smiths Invention
highly valuable one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

a cup OF pstks' Tea ut night moya
the bowels IN the morning. For ale
by r. J. Hill & Co., and Nelien JuI.
ton Drug 90. !
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Xmas Is coming. 20 to Jensen, tho
Jowelcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04
CARRINGTON CAUGHT
Gets On a Train 10 Salt Lake iOF
Ds1TsT,
AND Is NABBED At PROVO
sheriff Wright, Of Weber County, Takes
the Doctor 10 and Brings
Him Back.

Special to the Suwsi
PRovo, Dc 4, ls95.-Thls morning
Sheriff Wright, Of Ogden, was coming
10 Provo on the X. g.. w. passenger
No. 2, bringing boy from the Reform
school TO be- taken before judge king
10 be sentenced to tho peuitonllary,
the boy having been found to be in.
corrigiblo. At Salt Lake CITY, sheriff
Wright noticed Dr. Darlington, o.
Brigham cry, who IL wanted TOT NAL.
practice In the case Of Mrs. Page,
who recently died Mt Halt Lake, get
on the train. Sheriff Wright tele.
graphsd TO Marshal Brigham and n,
Provo an order for the arrest Of Car.
rlnglon was received by the sheriff,
who placed the doctor IN custody.
The doctor was accompanied by n
bright little girl about fourteen years
Of age, anu had tickets for Denver.
sheriff Wright said the little girl wa,
the DOCTORS stepdAushter and he was
sure the doctor was taking her away
without her mothers knowledge OF
consent.
Darlington was taken TO Salt Lakc
on this morning's 1905 Il. q. W.
tralr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

Hood's Pills euro liver illl, c,p,,
patton, blliousness, laundics, sick
headRche.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

iauee n temperature 81 on the lei;
least daily range Of temuernture 4 on
the 4lh; total precipitation 0.70 inch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

Highcst In Ieavcning power. IIcw-
lett Bros Three Crown Baking
Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

Jowelry and watches, at prices TO
suit the times, at Jeusen's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

We ready for you Prizes love.
than ever. Jensen, the Jcwsier.
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The H. q. w. train arrived In Salt
Lake at \ few minutes after IL, aud
Sheriff Wright escorted his charge 10
U. 4. Marshal Bngbam's Office, turn
ing him over 10 the officials there. A
few minutes later he was permitted TO
20 out with All officer ~ get a mtsl
aud to "get cleaned up" ~ he ox-
pressed 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-04

Reports from Morour mining camp
Indicate lively times out there. M.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-06
The Sublime POrte's Ambassador
Has a Talk With Lord
Salisbury.
Foreign Commission to Supervise
Armenians Reforms Not to
Be Thought OF.
Told Persistence in That Attitude
Means Dismemberment Of
Turkey.

CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Sept. Sit is Off
cially announced here that Rustem
Pasha, Turkish ambassador to England,
has telegraphed to the foreign minister
that he has had an interview relative
to the Armenian question with Lord
Salisbury, whom he had assured that
the sublime porte is not opposed to the
reforms proposed by the powers sigma
tory to the treaty of Berlin, but that
Turkey could not permit control Of Ar
menia by all international commission.
Lord Salisbury replied that under the
circumstances, it would be useless to
continue the interview. If, he said, the
porte persists in it's refusal, the powers
will undertake the suggested reforms
and rest satisfied. If, however, the
porte continues to resist, Mr. Salisbury
added, it would be Il signal for the dis
memberment Of Turkey.
The dispatch has caused the greatest
uneasiness here.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-06
THE RECEIvERSHlP DOOMED,

Gossip Of Wall Street the Northern
Pacific Dec sion.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Careful observ-
ers Of Northern Pacific affairs were not
surprised at Judge Hanford's decision
at Seattle. It was known that both he
and Judge Gilbert held strong neutral
position, and that personal considera-
tions would have no weight in their
court. In general the decision has TAX
Ell Wall street by surprise. Some tinan-
eiers are thunderstruck at its sweeping
character. It's logical sequence will be
the speedy removal Of the three receiv-
ers and the appointment of others that
will be friendly to the Ives interest and
antagonistic to Willard, Oal1es and the
rest. The decision of Judges Gilbert
and Hanford paralyzes the present re-
ceivership, and, in the opinion of people
here, may lead to the resignation Of Re-
the vigorous demand Of ex-senator
been allowed only a month to answer
This indicates that Judge Hanford is
uAopoHCtA W <aSo p1o41AJt4y tuu pun 1CW
men i'll charge at the first opportunity
Strengthens Hills Position.
The effects OF the Seattle decision are
far reaching and sensational. It weak
ems, if it does not destroy, Wizards i'll
huence in Northern Pacific affairs 1t
ought to strengthen Mr.. Hills position
III some respects and weaken it in
others. 1t eliminates the Adams COM
mittee, which, as stated, has opposed
him stealthily as well as openly IN re-
cent days. On the other hand it makes
stronger the Ives element, which at
present is opposed to union. The de-
cision has comic aspects. 1t shows that
three men have had control for nearly
two years OF Il great railroad and han
died over sS32, 100000 without genuine
authority. Holders Of receivers GER
tificates may feel uncomfortable. but
the validity Of such may be good, OF
course, i'll some form or other. The
validity Of the Oakes receivership may
be carried to the United States supreme
court. but at present it's actual extinc-
ton is deemed inevitable.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-06
=. 80.
SWlNDLER FRAkER TALKS,
Tells His story of the Alleged Drownin
and Subsequent Travels.

Tells His story of the Alleged Drowning
and Subsequent Travels.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 5.-George W.
Fraker, the insurance swindler, passed
through here during the evening. 10
a reporter, who met the train in Iowa,
the doctor talked freely Of his case. His
answers to questions, however, We're
given i'll an absent minded way. II did
fall into the river the night we were
fishing he said, land came near be-
ing drowned However, there was drift
wood floating i'll the stream, and caught
log and foated down the river for a
considerable distance. Finally I found
place where could touch bottom, and
waded out to land. I laid there all that
night and the next day. I was
in no condition to go back to- the
Springs and accordingly came to Kan
sas City. Because Of my appearance
went to cheap roominghouse on Grand
avenue. I stayed there four days. On
the following day shaved off all my
beard. Then went to Chicago. From
Chicago went to Milwaukee and
stayed most OF the fall Of that year. By
that time the name Of Fraker had been
too much advertised and told my room
mate I was from Denver and my name
was William Schnell. went by the
name Of Schnell and have lived in Wis
consin and Minnesota ever since'