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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
rnL END APPROACHING,
Turkey Preparing for War In Asia
Minor.


CoSsIASTIsoPLE, Nov. 1.-THE
hhihelAl situation hero continues to be
unsatisfactory, In spite OF the efforts OF
lhs Imperial bank TO bolster up tho
fhisess Of the Turkish empire. In
iad beure business hero IL almost en-
urlJ suspended, and II 10 believed
thNlbis condition OF affairs Will con.
ungs until the European powers DEM
on,linle 10 the sultan In the only man
neilhal he II capable OF understanding
that tue cruelty and lncompetency OF
The Turkish officials can no longer be
ps'nllled 10 endanger the peace OF
Eufope.
Appointment member OF the diplo-
male corps was quoted today an say.
Jog that "lhe emu OF all this business 10
lAi approaehlng," and this IL the view
nisn Of The situation by the Euro
p,,ns generally.
II Is Understood that the powers
h1vs Al last decided that further "iden-
vel notes," or other such communities.
u sns are useless In the case Of Abdul
h.nld, and that only prompt and Of.
nelent military action Ia likely to have
a1y ithaence upon him.
lhe mmofs 90 persistently circulated
y, many weeks past nv 10 the prob.
aoll'y that the sultan will be deposrd
VIE repeated on all sides today, and II
you'd TEEN that they may have been
m'l'ua by some definite statement on
Wv mtlvel having been overheard at
cue Of the embaisies.
40 further details have been re-
9eNel here OF the recent massacre AT
ppsklii but from all accounts the
oV4'hea nust have been terrible, A
ke pin Of tho town was burned.
ns government, Il 10 announced,
sseiuei yetleIday TO mobilize another
msa'y bAllallons Of rediis, which Will
~, 'diy bAilalions modified. And
psn Wss only yesterday that the
nv NV issued an official note laying
~, Order has now been restored In
,iWe olslricls recently the scene O..
"g.and conflicts, "etc.
,,uh unuefht0od that those mobilIzed
49,, vN aye Intended TO occupy certain
heslo points In AsiaIic Turkey,
NM 1 ' Of which points flying col.
,nass WI DO sent out into tho sur.
,sssulng county In order to attempt
sp,,ppfes.ion OF the constantly o.
p,'ng Iloh ana mAssaofes.
yo,s u,Ie h no doubt that the Turkiph
,S.nsi,hmsni Is greatly alarmed al the
L,ssla'ity and persistencs OF the out.
T,,s 10 Asia Minor, aud the minis.
Ia m"iu 70 believe that they are due
S,,ae lnfuence Of the forelgnerp.
M naa,y thls does net tend TO make
sIewhere secure.
do,, ,omet conference OF the ambasaa.
r,'l,v nas held yesterday at the ofiieIal
~, Cambnn. 'i"o'aSAuot
yles ssSoIllng to Turkish official nd.
cav ,hsoeiyed by the government 10.
~, we n Aimenians OF zsitoun have
'Ap'aFing tho battalion Of Turk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
General and Nervous
Debility.

Weakness Of body And mind. Effects Of err
Tors or r1cesssa Unfortunate sufferers from
those bhuefui and secret diseases have for
year, been the prey of human yuiiures in the
garb OF phYsicians who effort eNofbilAnt tees
Tor empty promises, II you are one Of tac,e
unfortunate u fierers don't risk falling into the
hands n these SUBSCRIPTIONS traders upon hu'
man suffering who not ouly have no ahlliy
but 40 ~ once TO Dr. q, W, shores, the
"foopiea Doctor" Tho nan whom all our
home peopls know Hnd respect, whose per
mAnent nome ~ here among you, who Il re-
tponsibls aad capable aud willing To help you
20 fealth and happiness. Remember that
when yUu so TO Dr. shores " costs you nothing
10 eonnd, nee an get his expert advice free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
THE BRONCHIAL TUBES,

When oA,Arrh OF tho head aud throat IL neg.
leeIed or wrongly treated .: extends down tue
wtndpipe into the bronchial tubes and after
awhile attacks tho lungs, quickly cured with
lit Ia cost by Doctor hos nmous treatment
''lIAye you oouEhf'
$40 you take coii easily"
"HAye YOU pain IN hidef'
''Do you raise frothy mtieriAlF'
$40 you cough In the mornings"
"Ds you spit up little Chcesy luInp-P
"DO you feel you are growing NcAkorP
Don't usk neslecting these wAtnings-stop
the disease before ~ reaches the iungu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
The HEAD AND THROAT.

This form Of ea,Arrh Ia most eommon-ro'
sulung from neglected colds-quictly cured
with little cost by Dr, shorsT famous treat
msnt
"is the nose stopped up
"Does your nose disghafgof'
-Is the nose ,ofo and tenderf'
ola :hete pain It front Of headr'
$40 you hawk TO clear the thToatr'
"Is your throat dry in the mornisgF
"Do you sleep With your mouth openr'
You eau DO easily cured now-don't let 1t ruu
into complications.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
INDIAN OUTBREAK FEARED.
southern utss Excited About tho
ssrdsr at Plateau Greek.

DESy.E, Nov. IA special to tho
Republican from Roo, Col, sAyg No
uennits Information eau bs obtained A.
TO the particulars OF the murder OF tho
two Ute bucks and ono tquaw Ia the
Vicinity OF Plateau creek, OF Lost can
yon, and fears are entertained OF IN
outbreak Of Southern Utvs, VINO are 10
thai part OF the country. Grave feais
are entertained for the safety OF the
settlers In that part OF the state, and
Inquiries have been made iof friends
there, ana warnings sent settlers 10
look TO their safety aud return 10 Du-
TangO nj thu earliest possible moment,
A. serious outbreak was feared
among the Utes who are OF their
reservation. IL 10 thought pfobsbio
the murder was provoked either by
slaughtering game or tho theft Of stock
by the Indians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
OF The STOMACH.

CatArrh OF tue stomach 10 usually caused by
swallowing poisonou. mucous which drops
down from the head anu throat At night
Quiekly cured with little cost by Doctor
Shores famous treatment.
els there nausehF
"Do you belch up fAsP
Are you cousupAtcdF
"ia your tongue CoAtedf'
"D0 you bloat up after cAtiugf'
SIS there constant bad tasie in mouthF
Now u tbs time 10 DO permanently cured.
Doctor shores IL curing hundreds every week /,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
Ladies' Waists, Skirts, Wrappers,
Suits, Etc.

An elegant stock OF all tho newest
things In all sizes al lowest prices.
OUR CHILDREN'S and INFANTS'
STOCK OF BONNErS and HATS Ia
tho most magnificent. and contain, all
the latest aud prottie-t novelties Of every
description, In immense variety and all
prices arc at the lowest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
KIDNEY DISEASE.

Results In two ways, by taking cold and by
the kidneys IN separating from
the blood the catarrhal poi ons which affect all
organA Quickly cured win llHle eosI by Doc
tor Shores famous treatment
"Does your hands and feet awsll"
ole this noticed more At nlsntaf'
ala there pain IN small ot bAckF'
"Has tho ptTsprauou uad ouorr
"lA there punnets under the eIasf'
"Do you have 10 gut up often az nightf'
els thoge deposit IA urine ~ left sthndirgF'
Don't negieetthtse signs and risk hvighrs
diseAte killing you, cure u no"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
$3.50
LADIES' WINTER JACKETS.

Ladies', We call your attention 10 tho
hundreds upon hundreds OF now and
stylish Jackets. In all tho latest shapes. Ia
the most beautiful materials 30 popular
this season, n--crcpon bouclc pretty
tufod eiiecis) disgonals, ohinchillas, as
trachar cloths, chevios, etc., from 100
TO $40, aud up to ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13

Read the following symptoms over carefully.
marx those that you feel In your case aud
briug them In person or send ihcm BY mall 10
Dr. u. W. shores and be will tell you whether
you can be eured,ho long II will take and just
what It will cost BEyoRE you PAY OUT
ONT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
Total Expense.

The total cost Of fun course OF treatment
At Ziohs Mrdioal iustitutr u 81 the rate OF -
u mohlh, whether 10 requires three months or
three wonsa 10 enecHa permanent cure. ihis
fee includes all medicines and the constant and
watehiul caro- Of all patients 70 a dual cure by
DR. q. W. hhores personally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
OF The EARS.

C.tArrh extend. from tho throat along the
custodian tubes into tho ears, causing partial
and complete deafness. pnickiy cured win
little cost by Decor shores famous treat
mcnt
"ls your hearing falling
"Do your ears dschArgo"
''ls the wax dry N your eAsf'
$40 You hAyo noises in your oarnP
"Do you hear better som days than oihertr'
ia your hearing worse when you have u
cold
Don't neglect this until your hearing 10 ire.
phTAsy destroysd. Doctor shores cap cure
you now,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
Gaining in Strength.

Air. Arthur buchanan, Glenwood, Utah,
writes "under your wonderful treatment
am gaining ln strength a. fat - any person
could. Nv health IA better than it has been for
three years"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
THIS WEEK.
SHOES.

oabb9s
Shoes for wet aud cold weather OF
every kind.
one lot Of Misses kangaroo eaifsprine
heel, strictly hand vel anil lips, 4 ana
EE widths, sizes 1917 to a. !, sold at - 70,
Sl.SD
Misses genuine pebble goat spring
hool q d Il Widths, II to 2, sold a. $50,
$l.75
ono 10, Of Misses nno dongola Kid
spring hcol, patent lips, . svle- OF toe,
BOYS CLOTHING.
A line OF Boys dark gray ohoviot
suits, regular $3.50 valuo, TO close NJ
Sl.OO suit.
Boys dark gray striped suits In wool
finished satinot, good value for $3.50, to
close at
Sl.OO
boys dark brown twillcd chcviot suits
good heavy weight, strictly irst-ciass
article, We Offer It for
So.9o
4 GRAND VALUE.-A heavy black
aud gray mixed chevio'. with double
soAi ana knee, pants with patent waist
baud, suit that will soll on sight, spec
ial for
1915
Extraordinary Offerings in Do
mestiCs.
Solid color Turkey rcd prints, for
quilts, worth &c, at
Sc yd.
Good quality striped and checked
ohoyiols, worth $50, At
1c yd.
Important Announcement in Plan
nels.
30 inch wide extra heavy white shaker
flannel, worth 2Jc. at
124c.
Cream twilied flannel, wool nlling, 20
Inches wide, worth 85c, ut
loo
Pine Linens al a Sacrifice.
FUN yards wido silver bloachod
satin double damsAk, regular price si.25,
soc.
20xlO German all linOn satin damssk
towels, knoitcd fringe. worth Soc, special
2Oc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
DR.. G. VI. SHORES COUGH CURE

Tint wonderful throat aud lung
nr.srripIion that hns brouEh; instant
reIicI und cure To 81 many thousands
IN IbortOr shores enormous practice ~
for sale bN all frst.clnss druggists IA
large bottles for zoe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
LIVER DISEASE.

The liver IL affected by catarrhal poisons ex.
ten ainF from inc stomach into the ducts In the
liver Quickly cured with little cost by Doe
tor shoTcA' famous treatment,
"Do you get digIyF'
'llaye you cold feotr'
"Do you fec miserahler'
"Do you ret nrei eAsllyf
40 you have not nnhes"
"Are your spirits low NJ umesF'
"Do you have rumbling IN bowelsr'
These are the seven simple signs indicating
disease OF tho liver. lfyOu have any or all ot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
Sld.SO
PLUSH CAPEs.

Handsome silk lined Plush Cape, col.
lar odg-d with Thibot fur,spoclal ht
$500
An elegant 80 inch long Plush Cape,
silk lined aud trimmed with wool seal
very stylish NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
OF The NERVES.

"uhye you no enuTgyF'
els your memory poor"
ole there feeling OF unrest"
"ia your mind otton coufutcdr
40 you often have lump IN your throAtf'
"Ato your hands often wot with peftpirA'
tiouW
These symptoms result when the disease
polsuns Affect tue nervous system, II you
have my Of them dou't risk your health bY
neglect Doctor shores has cured hundreds
he can cure you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-13
THE Seven signs,
GIVEN BY DOCTOR G.. w. SHORES

IL your
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-07

and our members Were instructed to vote
solidly for him, and with an organization
of 1900 men it Is easy TO see what hap
pened Tuesday and how it came to pass.
Campbell Is a good man, but he is not in
such close touch with the A. P. A as is
Bushnell, who has very warm feeling
for the organization, and has virtually
Endorsed its principles. He got rousing
big majority, just as did Mckinley, who
was also friendly to the association
But 1t was in Kentucky that the A P
A. scored Its grandest victory. There is
membership in that state of 10000. 1t is
absurd to mention Carlisle, Blackburn, the
tariff or any other feature as a cause for
republican success. The truth of the mat
ter Is that the democratic platform con-
tanned plank denouncing the A. P. A,
and. furthermore, they placed some Roman
Catholics on the ticket Any man may be-
come member of the association. pro-
Catholic. Now, in Kentucky, and in he
ocratic party prevails, the majority of our
members are democrats, just as in the
northern states the majority are republic
cans but they are expected to put the
principles Of the association above party
affilia tons.
THE republican platform in Kentucky did
not attack US, although they did not in SO
many words indorse our principles, and the
result was that our association voted the
republican ticket solidly. That is the secret
of the whole matter. In Maryland there
was no real American issue at stake, and
it cannot be said that any victory was scored
there, for the reason that there was no fight
OF any Importance in which we took part"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-07
Personal Mention.

David Belasco and Leander Richardson
the dramatists. are guests at the Arlington
Mr.. A. ]. O'Conor, the former law partner
of Controller Eckels, Is at the Arlington
accompanied by Mrs. O'Conor.
George Z. Schley of the firm of Moore &
Schley, the New York brokers, is at the
Arlington.
NJ. F. Tyler, a leading citizen of New
Haven, Conn.,, is at the Arlington.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Henderson arrived
at the Arlington today from Omaha.
VIM. knabe, the Baltimore piano manu-
facturer is at the Normandie
Col Charles Nick. Lecsser of New York ia
at the Shoreham.
Postmaster Dayton of New York and Mas
ter John n. Dayton, who expects to be post
master when he gets big. are at the Shore
ham.
Assistant Secretary McAdoo returned to
the city today from an electioneerng visit
to New Jersey.
Mr.. Emery. chief Of the bureau of statis-
tics of the State department. is acting as
chief clerk of that department in the absence
of Mr.. Renick at the Atlanta exposition
Lieut.. G. H. Peters of the Minneapolis is
in the city on leave from his ship and is
stopping at DDS New Jersey avenue
Mr. X. Elmo Boyd has fully recovered
from his sickness and is able to be out again
DIR. Sheldon Jackson of the bureau of edu-
cation of this city is on the program as one
of the principal speakers at the annual con-
vention of the American Intcr-Seminary
Missionary Alliance. which meets at Lam
caster. Pa. today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-07
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-regular call-12 O'Clock m.-Belt Railroad
1884, After eaiI-Meiropoitan Railroad Is. si.ood
Government Bonds.-T. 5. Is registered. 111K
BID iiH a, asked s IA s IS coupon liz bid u
District of Columbia Bonds.-2O-year fund 5s. lO4
bid S9-year fund Is; gold llals bid Water stock
currency. lis bid. ss5s. funding. currency. III
bid: Slas. registered. 2-10s. 100 bid.
6s. 114ts bid. us asked. Metropolitan Railroad Is.
Io35s bid Belt Railroad S. - bid, s. asked.
Rssoad & s rs asss 1sks &,SSsaa
Cas- Compsny s. series series s BID bid
Electric Light COW IS, is5 bid Chesapeake and ID
an 9ss1 Telephone I 100 S Sa Security
curity and Trust IS. A. and o.. 100 bid Washing
ton Marks, Company LIST es 10 bid W,shns!Sn
Association IS. io2 bid. Washington Light Infantry
bid: 300 asked; Bank Of the Republic, go hia.
10 asked. Citizens. l$o bid Columbia, Iss bid.
Traders. los bid. 1Os asked. Lincoln. 81 bid.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies. -Natioaal Safe
n and IL" Trst i,s bid les asked Amsrcan Son
eurity and Trust 1s9 bid. l42 asked. Washington
railroad stocks.~capital Traction Company. IS
bid $, asked Metrspolia an agl bid ioi, asked d.
asked Georgetown and Tsnnaliy 30 ask Si "
Gas and Electric Light StOcks.-Washinyton Gas,
45 bid, Al asked. Georgetown Gas, 40 bid. L. S.
Electric Light, 1924 bid 1913 asked.
Insurance Stocks Franklin. SO bid. Metropoli-
tan. 30 bid Corcoran, 30 bid Potomac 6s hid.
Arlington, '140 bid: German American: 100 bid.
National Union. 10 bid. 12H asked. Columbia, II
bid. Riggs 75s bid. Peoples. 81 bid. Lincoln,
~ bid 8 asked. Commercial Az bid.
title Insurance stocks.-Real Estate Title, LOT
bid ZIG asked. Columbia Title. bid. . asked.
Washington Title asked. District Title, bid,
- asked
Telephone Stocks.-Pennsylvania 80 bid. Chesa-
peake and Potomac so bid 60 asked. American
Graphophone, 3A bid. az asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage. % bid. .35 asked
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Washington Market. IL
bid Great Falls Ice, 120 bid, 100 asked Mergen-
thaler Linotype, 200 bid.
div
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-07
FINANCE AND TRADE
Prices Advanced Without Pressure
to Sell.
STILL BETTER VALUES LOOKED FOB
More Satisfactory Situation in
Foreign Exchanges.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star,

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, November 7-Opening
prices this morning were about on a parity
with last nights closing figures but after
brief period of irregularity were uni
1ornly advanced under covering purchases.
That the LIQUIDATION which was the dis
tinguishing feature of yesterdays activity
mad run its course was evidenced by an
almost total absence of any pressure to
SELL even at the improvement in price.
The railroad list at the points of the great
est activity, was advanced about per cent,
sentiment, both local and foreign, being de-
cidedly more hopeful for ultimate results.
Foreign cables from all the more important
continental exchanges indicated a more sat-
isfactory situation, financial and political
complications having again returned to nor
NAL conditions relatively, at least
The relaxation in the tension recently so
marked in the operations on the Paris
bourse had good effect else where the
crisis at that center being generally con-
coded to have bean passed.
The market for foreign exchange con-
tinues steady. Slightly under the export
point, but foreign houses predict increased
buying for London account, which may
bring into the situation sufficient security
bills to supply the demands of remitters.
The demand from the speculative public
outside OF Wall street has not been material
~ increased during the recent crumbling
of values but the prospects of early parti.i-
patton by other than the professional board
room trader are much more promising. Dur
ing the continuation of the prevailing lar
rowness, however, prices are likely to be
irregular, but the frequent duplication Of re-
cent reports of earnings must eventually
force steady recovery from the present
level.
The Industrial list attracted a good
volume of business, the result of which was
by no means uniform. Sugar was notice.
ably heavy around last nights closing
level. and sold off fractionally upon the
marketing of moderate amounts of stock
What strength there is reflected In the
higher figures, which were momentarly
established. may be attributed to partial
covering of yesterdays sales.
American Tobacco and Tennessee Coal
and Iron were advanced largely on cover
ing, although some good buying of long
stock was detected in the latter property.
Should the political situation abroad con-
tinue to improve the pessimistic element in
the local market will be deprived of the
only logical basis for it's present position.
and attention once turned to serious con-
sideration of forces nearer lone would in
sure a more accurate reflection of merit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-07
IN A FEVER OF EXCITEMENT.
AlnsI>nns Stirred Up Over the Bound-
ary Question.

SAN FRANCISCO. November IA. Car
per ter. who was formerly editor of the
Alaska News at Juneau. has just returned
fiom the north, and says that the people
In the territory are in fever of excitement
over the boundary question. Mr.. Carpen-
ter has Eeen in Alaska for two years and
Is familiar with the boundary question in
all it's details He stigmatizes the at
tempt of the Canadian surveying party to
locate the line according to their charts as
grab by England. The great scheme
of England, he says. besides the natural
greed for the gold of the Yukon, is to es-
tablish coaling station and a port of
entry on the Alaskan coast. so that she
may occupy a position of vantage in the
event OF an oriental war or trouble be-
tween Great Britain and Russia.
The dispute in a nutshell" he said. sis
that Great Britain holds, in accordance
with the provisions of the treaty. that the
boundary line is ten marine leagues in the
interior from the outward line of the Dor
line of the mainland. BY the taking OF
the outer edge of the island as the point
from which the boundary line parallels
England VIII try to shut out Alaska from
her harbors along the mainland, in other
words. to rob Alaska of the greater part
of southeastern Alaska The American
government has always held as its inter-
probation of the Russo English treaty that
the line Is ten marine leagues from the
lamentations of the coast line of the main
land. and there never would have been a
by which she could reach the Yukon val
lev" ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-07
Over Twenty Taken Out Of the
Detroit Fire Ruins.
Two MORE FATALLY INJURED
Desperate Fight for Life in a
Brooklyn House.
CAUGHT IN A DEATH TRAP

DETROIT Mich, November lover
twenty bodies have already been taken
from the ruins of the Journal building, and
the search still goes on. In addition to the
list sent in these dispatches last night the
following have been added: Adolph Schrei-
Der. jr., bookbinder, in Killers bindery;
john Gordon. electrotyper, Evening Jour
raj: Kittie Leonard, NJ. Rosa Morgan, John
Breitenbecher, unknown man, Jennie Me
bauer, sixteen years old, employed in Hill
eIs' bindery; Bertha Wei1busch, nineteen
Years old; Ernest Harkins, assistant mail
Ing clerk, Journal, body recovered at 1870.
Those previously recovered We're: Lizzie
Tapely, aged twenty, employed by Davis
& Co.; Henry Walsh, boy, employed by
Kohlbrand Engraving Company; John J..
Reuter-. aged seventeen. an apprentice, in
the employ of Dunlap & Co.; George H.
Soule engraver; George Shaw. sixteen
years old, mailer. Detroit Journal; Willie
Halves, sixteen years old, mailer, Detroit
Journal: James Ross. stereotyper, Detroit
Journal: VIM. w. Dunlap, of Dunlap, Rog-
ers Typograph Supply Company; Henry
Larivere, mailing CLERK, Detroit Journal;
Walter p Saxby. machnlst, employed by
Dunlap & Co.: AL Beiger, machinst, en-
ployed by Dunlap & Co.; John BONNER,
1G1 Chestnut street, employed by Kohl
brand Engraving Company; boy, uniden-
tilted.
There are yet twenty missing swelling
the probable list of dead to forty or forty
five. Besides these nineteen persons were
more or less seriously injured, two of them
fatally.
The cause of the disaster has been def
nitely ascertained as a boiler explosion.
but what caused the explosion is still a
mystery.