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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-27

Observations taken ny the Unite! Staten
weather bureau at - III. yesterday. 75tn
mcg!0ian time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-27

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
4uad1etttd1e autmota ataats- astttnp, anitt,uod5, 20, aeaat 1896.

mart ben @run6 gu legen Der tanoen. go
ipurbe bes &ei9es Mart gum Marf bes Geiz
DIES, gu Ieinem Mittelpunft, Berlin at bes
Nei9es eriter Stabt. 8erlins @ertretung
1T ben @erpfli9tungen, Die bieie 9rDBe
auferlegt, nit e6ler Sreigebigteit na6gefom=
men. Sn unierem Werte 3eige fid unfere
grfenntli9feit. SIN Namen Der Nusitel=
lung bringe i9 benz @brenprdiiOenten unb
Der bp3ber3igen @tabt ~freubigen Shines
innigiten 9anf!"
Ser &aiier perneigte ii9 1ei6t, Miniiter
BON 8erlepf9 trat Dpr: rMuf 8efebl feiner
Majeftdt bes &aiiers erDffne i9 hermit bic
NuSitequng!" Ser Gbor itimmte n9ie
6immel riibmen bes Gpigen Gbre" an, unb
Die Seierli9teit mar gu @nbe. Oas Safer
paar bur6nanberte nit ben Siirilt9z
feiten, bon Den 9erren bes Nrbeitsausf9ufes
gefibrt, Die 9auptbale unb nanbte it9 bann
iiber ben @orplub benz ma4erif9en &airo gu,
iiberaG nit braufenben 9Dbs auf benz Wege
bort6in unb 5uriid %enpfangen. Na9bem
mod mebrere 9allen befibtigt tporben tparen,
aabni bas &ai5erpaar nit 5einer 8egleifung
unb perf9ieDenen @dften bas Sriibitiid in
ben &aifers9 Salons bes 9lopbi@iffes Elm.
Mebrfa9 duBerte Der &aiier in einbringli6en
Worten feline groBe gefrieOigung iiber bas
%gelungene Wert, unb nie iebr er bpffe, baB
es Der Stdbt pie ibren 8iirgern gum Nuben
unb Segen 9erei9en mO9te! !.
l1nb gans Berlin i6lieBt iih freubig be
fem 8uni6e an, gang Berlin, bas ii9 bur9
biefe 4usitellung Elm @brenoenfmdl bon nett
traqenoer 8ebeutung ge1ebt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

Die feline friiber Der 9eiterteit 5~ugetebrte
Seele mebr uno mebr berbuterte.
@inen 10 begeiiterten 8erebrer Die 6obene
5olern in 9einri4 p. Sreitidfe AUDI gefun>
ben baben, 10 bat fi9 biefer bod ME Da3u
bequemen m0gen, feline unabbdn9ige l1cberz
5eugung in irgenb elmer Weiie g~efangen gu
geben. 90 1T es eetommen, baB er, beien
Wirten tpte bas feines MnDeren benz prsuBiz
f9en 9errf6erbaus gepibmet mar, BON benz
groBen biitorii8en preis, ben ibm bic gpmz
million einitimmig auertannt bate, ausge@
f9lofen purbe, angebli9 neil iein urtbeil
iiber Srtebri4 @ilbelm ~. an maBgebenber
Stele NnitoB erregt bate. 9amit baben
gerdbe 8egner bafiir eeiorgt, baB bic unnabz
bare 90be unb Wiirbe, bic benz Gei9i9ts=
f4reiber eigen iein muB, in biefem fleinen
3uS Der Wlitz unb Na9pelt Dor 4ugen gs=
riidt porben 1T.
Ser Sob 1~ei1er linn in treuer 9emeinz
f9aft perbunoenen @attin, bic inn UNI cine
&eibe Sabre Encouragement mar, bate in
feinem Seben cine 2iide g~elafien, bic ME
pieoer ausgefiilt perben tonnte. @erabe
fir i'm, ben Mann bes Samples, mar bic
Stdtte friebli9en Nusrubens am 6dusli6sn
6erbe Elm unentbebrli9es 8ebiirfniB. On
benz 9rabe bes ritterli9en Munnes lenten
au9 Die politii9en @egner mittrauernb ben
9egen.
@us bielen Salenten unb @eIinnungen
iebt iib bic S3aar 5uiammen, Die ben beutz
f4en ParnaB bilbet, unb aud 9ieienigen,
Die 9einri6 BON Sreitf9te's @eiinnungen
ni9t tbeilen uno man6e !9anOlung feines
2ebens Derurtbeilten, tperben beute geteben,
baB NIT INN cine 3ierbe Der beuti9en 2itera@
tur unb ems Der tpdrmiten 9er8en, bic fir
9entfblanb gef9lagen, binpeggenommen
tporben 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Sc9em Der Observation-Disclosures
NteIe.

Bel Der bereits erpGbnten Eintpeibung
oes eigenen neuen 6eims oes ,Oeuti9en
PreBzGlubs", Der Stabt g1etp gorf ipra9
Der glaOierfd6rifant SO m. @teinipap
(8iGbeIm @teinpe9) folgenOe goloene
@orte:
u@s 1T tpobG nur @enigen beI9ieben, ben
Iegensrei9en @influb Der beut19en prefIe
in biefem 2dnbe 70 beurtbeilen gu %tDnnen,
pte i9 bies fam. Mls ib nit meinen 81
tern i'm Sabre 1850 bierber fam, tparen @uz
ter unb Mutter beiabrte 2eute. Sic oerz
itanben fem Gn9lii@. Der @ater mar Elm
gutter 8iirger, Elm ltberaler Munn, prpipez
rirte unb tonnte in inteqigenter 8eife feline
pfli9ten als 8iirger %erfilen. l1n5 mem
Derbuntte er bies? Ser l4on bamals tii6=
tigen berti3en Prefe. S9On Dor pielen
Sabren, ats th nod iel6it IN Der Sobetbunt
ftano, babe ib e%rtannt, pel9' GROCER @egen
bic quite beutf9e preffe tit.
n0enten Sic it9 Elm beutf9es g6epaar,
tpel9es bier6er tpmmt. IS fu9t Elm oeutz
f9ss S~enementbaus, beutI9e @ef9Gfte auf.
SIM 2aufe Der 3eit pirb es NIT &inbern gez
1egnet. Ser @ater lit Says iibsr bsi9dfz
tigt, Die Mutter bat nit benz 9uusbdlt gu
t6un unb bic &inoer iinb fat nur ib ieIbit
ii6erlafTen. Sic b0ren auf Der StraBe Ii
GngliI6, unb bas beiGige 8anb Der @pmz
patbie tpirb in bObem MaBe gei9pG3t,
penn bic @Gtern beutf9 nit ibren &inbern
reben unb bieie englii3 antpOrten. Nuf
bic @efubr bin, fentimentul g%enunnt gu per>
ben, fuge i9, baB po6l Niemanb 9enauer
als ib beOba@tet but, pel3' Elm pi4tiges
8~inoeglieb bic beutf9e preffe 5ipii3en oeut=
19en @ltern unb ben bier gebOrenen Sim
bern lit. NGes, mas gei9eben fann, UNI Der
beuti9en 9refe N9tung gu perf9dffen,
IoGte BON einem ieben Seuti9en trdftig unz
terihibt perben, unb in bteiem Sinne fage
i9: m0ge reiber Segen auf Sbrem Inter
nebmen ruben!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

Was bebeutet Der fiir3li3 erfolgte %tailer@
li9 beutI9e 6 RI 3, pel4er benS a s.
be a m n cine Sppofttion gegen Die Boltz
tiff Der &egierung oerbietet9 Suri6er i@trettst
man fi9 in 9euti9lanb berum. Die Srage
lift um 10 i9tperer gu b%eantporten, als ge@
gentpdrtig fsin Meni9 peiB, porin Die Poe
litit Der &egierung eigentli4 beite9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

Sn Berlin bat fi4 iebr CUR ltn3eit Elm
{pOrubtf9er @bolera@SuI ereignet. Sea-
tiirlib pirb bas BON ben 3ablrei4en 3et@
tungen Oeut19lanbs, pel3e Der &etbs@
bauptitabt niht grim iinb, benuBt tperoen,
UNI ben 8eiu9 Der notwithstanding gu bin'
tertretben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

0ie 9ranb@SurD in Baltimore
6eult iiber bic aablrsi9en l1ebertrstungen
bes b%ortigen 9onntags5pangs uno
~berGangt, baB nt9t nur bic @irtbe, ionbern
au9 beren SonntagsgGite 9erhaTtet
unb itreng beftraft perben. @enn 2ebteres
BON Der Hetp 0orfer &atnes>8ia angtor0n't
niirbe, bas tpGre mas fir = &ooleoelt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Railways READY RELIEF

Gs Rf1It bic f@Itmmfen 6 6mets
4 e n in eiter big sipansie Minuten. Ni1t cine Stunoe
mad benz 2eisn bisIer @nseiGs brau6t iroems
SemauO g 6mer3en gu erletoen.
Snnerli6 Ginen balben bis aunaen She,
l6ffel boQ in einem @las g8afer niro IN ptniqen
Mtnutsn 2~eibi6mer5en. &rdmpfe, lauren 9tagen. Gr'
6rstsH' o SDGbrt m1Sh,;nt tramrGaft aT. &;DSfl9gmTmsrs' S SiSrs
furiren.
gsaIaria GDtre in Ieimeit nerfdpienemen TormeH
furirt Unto oerbino ert.
Gs eiebt tein @eilmittel in Der eanaen 8elt, tutl@cs
5iebsr unb s6ittelirot, iOtuie ale anosren malarios
~Grtigen. biGi0ien uno anOeren Siebcr i'm 0erein nit
q a ; To a ps 9tlten 10 16net ~bertrei6t, ME
O. q p a g &eabD @ettef.
9fciienOe iouten tets cine Slai6e RAILWAYS
@aHer senonmen OerbinDern Srantbeit oDer s6mers
sen, ipcl6e burd ben 99c3iel beg Srinftpafers euts
fteben. So lit elm beieres Stintulansmittel ais fran.
s5Ei6er 8rannttoein ODER 8itters.
9rets so Gents per Glui@e. gsrfuuft bon @pO.
tbettrn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

Itdnbige tie porber BON Dem @eI9e1ener.
9a bic 4uf1ebung Der @DnFisfation bereits
perfiiet mar, uuterblic6 aud bic Snter~
p~elation an Die &egieruna."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
A nerlrnss comran, FsII..

TorElSA, Ken, Sept. i-Unllod
5tntcs Judge Foster today appointed
receiver. for J. y. Watkins Mortgage
company, Of Lawrence, kanaas, tho
lnrgest oonctrn OF the hind m the state.
Tho liabilities amount TO 81, 10000 Ia
dobontufo bonds held In the east. The
application ior receivers was made by
tho difard Life Insurance Annuity
and Tfust company of PhilAdelphil,
which holds s4s, 600 debentute bonds
fcf the estate Of Misiar Morris. The
receivers Are NJ. Summarized and J.
Il. Watkins, Of Lawrence aud John +.
swilzef vt Topeka.
intorcst on the bonds has been Ia
default tlnco 1895.
About oigut years ago thu company
was placed In tho hnnda OF receivers.
IL struggled along unier their control,
Issuing debrntuio b1sus which were
sold 10 Eastern people, anu three years
Ego was taken out Of tue receivsts'
hands aud Itiumod bu, cess under the
old name.
J. B. Wathius, president OF tho com.
pauy, IL c0u1ldefod one OF the wealth.
lest men IN kansaa and IL too pfinc..
pal owner OF TIE Kansas Guy, Wat.
aims aud Gull railroad IN Texas. tt lie
haid tue company IL not likely ~ DO
reOrguulz "a.
hamuel Bishop, attorney for the
company, Gays tho assets nlmCs, cover
tho liabilities. Tho hsnts are farm
mortgages In KaB,as, Nebraska, Texas
and Iowa. lne company has done
enormous business Ia loaua aud aale OF
dobsuturo b0nuf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
Tho rair WIN.

SAN FRASCuCI. sept. 7.-Hermann
Ooirichs anu his vito Aud Miss Viz.
glnin Fair are on their way from New
York 10 this city to become WITNESSES
In tho will contest. 10 10 twenty-five
months since Senator Fair died and
nie t0n-in.law anu two daughters are
said 10 DO very impatient over the
slow progtese being madc In ssttllng
the estate.
Cnsties l.. Fair Ia conlesting the
Mrs. Neltis Craven. Fair pencil. Mrs.
Oelriohs and Miss Virginia Fair are
on record aa being Ia iavor OF the
probate OF the pencil viii. Cha.les
FAIR was originally IN that position
himself, but not long ago George a.
Knight hts attorney, withdrew his
petition In favor Of probating the pen.
Gil will and entered contest agalutt
~.
Mrs. Oelrichs aud Miss Fair, not.
wiihstanding the court report, are
opposed To tho pencil will now. For
some reason, however, Attorneys
Lloyd anu Wheeler ON their bnnalf
have not yet seen NJ TO Withdraw thti,
petition for probating tho pencil Will.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
NemInaisd Dor cenrre...

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.-Ex.slale Sen.
ator Robert Noes was nominated for
Congteas IN the Democratic cunven.
ton OF tho FUN congressional district.
ms nomination was on the frat ballot
by IL cut OF "a votes.
CONCORD, n. H., sept. i.--The con.
Ven1ion OF the Republicans In the
second congregational district elected
Frank q. Clarke Of Peterborough by
acciamatiou.
MANCHEsTER, N. H., Sept. 4.--The
Dem0cfaiio Congressional convention
10 the First district nominated John
ID. Nash NJ Conway uuanimpusiy.
MlDDLEsnORO, KY, Sept. i.-Jamos
u. Black of BafbOufsvillu was nom.
mated by the Democrats OF tue slev.
enth district Tor C5ngrtss. Bryan
nnd tho Chicago platform were en-.
dOroi.
FL RENO, o. II. sept. I.-The Demo.
cratic territorial convention this morn.
inc aflsr n prolonged fight endorsed
Rev. II. Y. Callahan, tut Populist
nominee for Congress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
Home From Tennessee.

Tho NEWS received pleasant visit
last evening from Elder Archie y.
Richardson OF Hsber City, WasAtch
county, Utah, who returned yesterday
from the East Tennessee conferences
where he has been performing mis-.
slonarY labor for the past year. HI.
der Richardson left Utah In August
1895, since which time no has lAbored
In the eastern part OF Tennessee and
the western part OF North Carolina.
His health was not OF the best and
during tho greater part OF last month
was unable TO do any travelling aud
was released on account OF his falling
health TO re,urn home.
Elder Richardson enjoyed his Ia
boTs greatly and reports the mission
and conference In excellent condition,
lie left Tennessee on August 30, Wis
hing Kansas City on his return homes
He Will leave for his home Ia Hsbsf
CITY today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04

brooklyn; North Dakota, r, q. Magill,
Fargo; Onio. l.. II. Moniori, Clncin.
nail; Oklahoma, w. II. Baker, Dos;
Oregon, 3. II. Allen, Hortiand; Poto.
mac. w. II. Chambets, Washington;
Rhode Island, Nelson VIsll, Howntds;
South Dakota, VIM. II. Gray. Dead
wood; Tennessee, George w. Patten,
Chattanooga; Texas, J. w. Ayers,
Dallas; Utah, J.. w. ra,look, salt
Lake; Vermont, l.. w. Mcintyre,
DauUuty; Virginia aud North Caro-.
lima, H.. :. Jefotp, Nofiolk; Washing.
ton anu Alaska, Thomas NJ. Young,
Seattle; Wcst Virgins. q. X. Mallory,
Pafkof'bufa; Wisconsin, o. W. Car.
f0u, Milwaukee,; Indisu Territory,
RoOofs w. Hin, Muskogee.
The encampment adopted fesolu.
linns approving tbs attempt OF the
Woman's Rsllof Corps 10 preserve thu
Andefsouvillo prison pm, but refused
10 commend tho ell iris TO beautiiy H.
ES.Nolunteers and pfetout members
o. the regular army were place on an
tquaiity la matters Of duts. but the
proposition 10 excuse posts from pay
ing dues 10 the departments under GER
tain conditions, was rCIecioI.
After adopting resolutions thanking
81. Paul tor IT, great hospitality, the
onoampmunt adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
Ii HUNG'S TRAVELS
COUNTRY TO DE THROWN oPrS
And Free Tradi With tn Rest Of the
World TO b. Is'ab.
llshrd.

SHANGHAI, sept. A. Copyright
Associated Prrts l-Repoils are In
circulation here among people Of high.
90, authority. which II correct show
tina, tue travels Of III Hung Chang In
Europe are likely u have Ia the i'm.
mediate future most important effect
upon tae policy Of the Chincso govern
meni, and that the Chinese empire
shortly will DO thrown open to Tree
trade with tho rect Of the world.
When tho great Chinese staloiman
was In England an official attached 10
bis staff said tho main object Of lhe
yluotoy'a trip was to sound the Euro.
pcan governments regarding on In.
crease In the cuEloma tafin Of China.
He added Il was understood that Rus.
0in, Germany and Francs were favor
abln to the increase, but Marquis
Salisbury wanted time 20 consider
ant hal brought forward 0uvofnl im-
pottsnt oou ter proportions. What
tue proposals VI LOfd Salisbury wote n
probably known 10 but few people. On
the othur hand, II IL asseflc1 hero by
PEOPLE In position TO have pcouraiu
Information regarding the policy Of
the Chinese government thai the latter
~ inclined 20 c0ncNde the conditions
aei forth by lord Salisbury ana tina, ~
a preliminary agreement there will 10
an iucfuhsu IN the tarii. Al transit
dues Ia the interior VI China viii 10
abolished anu later on ifee trade will
bo establishoi throughout the Chintse
empire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
OPINION By BISHOP
On iu' APPEAL OF tho Acting Commits.
silctr Of the 4. \. Land Ollie.

Attorney General Bishop has given
another opinion. This time 1t Is nd.
dressed to the State board Of land coai.
missionors on the recent oommunica.
ton from Byron Groo, the registrer Of
the land eiiiee. The opinion Is As fol.
lows
To tho honorable Slate Board OF Land
Commissioners, Salt Lake city, UtAhi
Gcnuemen:-l have before mo your
favor Of rec8nt date enclosing notice
from Mr.. byron Groo, register OF the
local laud office, Salt Lake CITY, la which
he calls attention to the homestead vnlTy
OF Thomas w. Branson made on south.
west quarter OF the northwest quarter ~
see lou 3, township ~, south oi range Il
cast, alleging settlement Ia November,
1894, aud continuous residence thereon
ever since; further alleging that he had
mado Improvements upon the land
To the extent OF Tour hundred dollars in
valuei that tho application for said oniry
was H. eclod by the local land Office, ON
the ground, that "the land has passed to
tho state Of Utah for the use ofcommon
sohoolsih hat thcroupon, tho applicant
appealed 10 tho nciing commissioner OF
tho United ) atUs iAud Office, who pass
ing apDn tho appeal held. that tho act OF
Congress Of July 10, 1894 (the Enabllng
Act did not contemplate that lands oc-
cupicd by actual settlers having valuable
improvements thereon at tho date OF tho
admission N the state tJanuafy (, $500
should be taken from such settlers.
SAID notice Is To the effect, that N tho
state land board should fail, within sixty
days " the dato Of tho service " said
notice, TO show cause why said appllca-
ton should not DO allowed, the same
would be approved.
You ask 10 be- advised as To the proper
course 10 be pursued In this matter.
am OF tho opinion that the decision OF tho
acting CON missioner Of tho United States
land Office IL consistent with tho law Ia
the promises, an that 1t would bo uso-
less to take any acuon looking To au
appeal from such decision, and would
therefore advise that no action DO takou
thereon, on tho part OF your honorable
board,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
IN The DISTRICT COURT.
Mrs. Kelly Sues George n. Scott
4 Co.
FOR Ipiurie. Received In the scott.
Ausrbach Heck In June
Last.

Mrs. James Kelly lie plaintiff In =
suit flea with the clerk Of the Third
distric. court today against George NJ.
Scott & Co. A. stated In this columns
Of the NEWS at tha, time, Mrs. Kelly
full dow u the elevator shaft ifem the
third 10 tho nut door Of the Scott
Auorbaoh bloch on June 81, 1895. The
plainufi avors she has suslalnsd gIeak
Ieuoual injury TO her back aud SPINE.
a. the fesult Of her fall through the
elevator shaft, and alleges that ehc will
iucapacltA,ed from doing any hard
work for the remainder Of her life.
Therefore she prays for judgment In
the sum Of $4,000. Hor attorneys are
Meyer, Ho!zhoimer aud Davis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
KATE rInLn,s MILI..


she Directs that Her nody be Gre.
mated In the Gated state.
wAsHISuros, Sept. 4.-Tbe will OF
Mits Kate Field has teen found In q
package whlc h she left with Air. DE.
vine, proprietor Of tho ShOrehAm
hotel, Just before leaving for honolulu.
The package was opened In the pre-.
onco Of Judge Mcuiilh, the recorder OF
wills. Miss Field named III. IA.
Kohlsaat of Chicago ami j. SANFORD
Beatty OF Washington as executors OF
hor estate. She made MI. Beatty the
principal beneficiary. Miss Field In
ner viii specified That In case sho
should die away nom tho United
States her body should be brought TO
this country anu ctems,ed. Tne doou-
ment will be immediately placed on
record In Washington. After Miss
Fleld's death her papers were taken
possession OF by tue United States
consul general nj Honolulu, aud that
official was recently author rsd by the
slate department to make n search OF
the papers for the will, anu n It was
found TO provide the administrator OF
the estate with u copy. The finding
OF the will IN Washington will make
this search unnecessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04

CHICAGO, Sept. "A Tribune spe-
clal nom Milwaukee Gays; The Dig
mlilurs' trust, known as the 5pring
Whett Millers' combine OF tho North.
wesl, has closed up shop and IL cut OF
business. IL went out OF existence ~
solely for tue purpose OF regulating the
prices OF -four, Jailed OF accomplishing
it's object because OF the pertijy Of the
large millers VINO cut prices indieorim.
inately whenever they folt like II, be-
Ing perfectly willing TO pay the fine
imposed by tho combino Tor selling
under tho scale every time there was
q good sized order IN sight.
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Aner the Indlnnnpoll. cou,.ntIon.

lNDiAHAPOLIs, Sept. 4.-Only few
delegates aud visitors 10 the national
Democratic convention remain. Gen.
erals Palmer and Buckner both lott
early Tor their homes.
Ben Gable, Illinei,; John II. vii.
sou, lndiana; l.. q. Krouthon, Mis-.
souri,; Amber, Fiorid Eckel., Illi-
nois, aud w. ID. Bynum held a con.
ference today. -Four VI nine members
Of the BationAi executive committee
wern appointed 10 follow: l.. u.
kroulhon, Missouri; w, ID. hagemns,
kentuchyj H. W. McCultoh1n. AIiune.
sofa; John q. Bullet. Punnsylvanin.
IL was decided 10 establish national
heAdquatters at Chicago, with SUI.
headquarters at New YORK.
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WAS NOT HERMANS.
Another Double Of Tho Much Wanted
PitaChsr-MuTderer Found.
THIS lime AN ENGLISH TOURIST.
Was Arrested IN DinTer Today al llio
Instatcs Of Oscar Ellason aud
wife of salt Lake.

Another double Of Hermans tho
proachcr.murderer has been found. La
this case as In the Idaho Instance thr
suspected individual was n more "
lees distinguished traveller. But It was
believed In salt Lake for a time today
that the right man had Mt last been
caught The belief was founded upon
tue following telegram received a,
noon today by Paul Hammer, OF th,
Salt Lake rneater, from his bfother.in
law, Oscar Eliason, who " on the way
TO New Orleans to begin n seasos's
stufring us professional -lpignt OF
hand OPERATOR
DENvEn. Col, Sept. I, 1906
Have had man arrested In Denver,
believe II IL Hormansi leave lliteon min
utes later.
ONE 10 CHIEF PRATT.
At tho fret station beyond Denver
on tho way .ast Ellison seat the fol.
lowing telegram 10 Chief Of Police
Pratt VI this city:
ELIZABETH. Col, Sept. 4, isnG.
Fool confident that had Hormans ar.
rcsiod at Denver this morning. Please
Investigate At once.
Chiei Pratt had good deal Of con.
1donce Ia the matter aud unhesitat.
ingly said the chances for n being
HufmanH wore very good and he inl-
mUdiately wired to Chief Russell VI
Dnnver TO fully Investigate tho cass
and reply by wire at once. That II
was not Hefmanna though was ex.
Ipininnd In the following Associated
Press telegram to the News received
at late hour this afternoon;
DENvEn, Sept. "A remarkable re.
semblauco between an English tourist
aud Rev. Francis HeTmans, the nj.
legged salt Lake murderer, caused tho
former To be- taken into custody today
by tbs Denver Police. The Tourist IL
John Bastard, OF Sydney, Australia.
lie arrived In Denver today from
Omuha on tho way 10 California.
On the train that brought Bias.
lard 10 Denver was Oscar Eliason
and wife, VINO forsom time conducted
n theatre NJ Salt Lake aud who were
slightly acquainted with HeTmans.
Both EilA,sn aud his wife were Ger.
tain tho man occupying the seat In
front OF then wan Hsfnans and waan
the train arrived At the depot they
followed him - the Grand Central
Hotel. MTs. EiiAson watched the
mans movements while hrr husband
hunted up policeman.
Bastard proved his identity and was
released.
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s,ree, cnr cempsn, rnlI..

CoLuMDua, o., Sept. 4.-The Column
bus Central street railroad company
was thrown into tho hands oia Te-
cplyer this morning, George IL. Worth.
ingion bulug appointed. Tho assets
and liabilities arc not yet known. The
trouble was precipithled by Michael
DegnOi, who built the road. business
was light Tho road h new and 90.
cupies ew territory, the old line hRy-
Ing the best streets.
The liabilities are sl,S5O, l04, Of
which 81 100000 10 bonded indebted.
ness. 1hs balance 10 In notes and
opon accounts. The property IL Ia a
fne condition ana tho managers claim
Il viii pay cut. A wet summer TO.
uuceu the receipts.