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TTE EOUROUREAN-PR CONIPAIQ Y.

first appearance tomorrow morning IL
will be an eight-page paper, ana WIN
take the full leased wired service OF
the Southern Associated Press.
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STANTON.

or, Funeral OF Major Newton
s Daughters of the hevoi"'io"'
srAUNToN. VA. January s'-'Sp.
cial)-The funeral Of Major James The
Newton was held this morn1ns pavS
Methodist church. the Rey. J. II. , 3D.
Educating. There was large ou'p0~'
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ZOO pairs spencs's 81 =. q aDd
tz,~h- ana Iow-Brtton Shoes. ooc. 49,
n Meyers. Sixth and Broad. SaaeTeo
menecs Monday, - --s-.- - ~
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NORTH CAROLINA NOTES.

,,,.r,as of gurntfon
of state officers Tuesday.
pAr.EIGH. N. c., January Sin the
Legislature to-day a resolution was III
reduced providing for an INVESTIGATION Oh
charges Of bribery, in connection WIN
tho senatorial contest no.
Next tuesday was fixed as the date Tor
.h, inaueuratlon OF State officers
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Call for the Butterick Fashion Sheet
for February, just received and TO be
had for the asking. 1t abounds In the
best up-to-date ideas in dress-practical
ideas. too. and all embodied in handy
belns-the Butterick Patterns.
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-. Carolina Republican Daily.

pAI.pIGH. n. c.. January s--The TIL
80 tho only Republican daily news
,,s,er In North Carolina, will make It's
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The FOupQup60n- Prl06 60..|
HOuseMare Department.
= Six-DayS Sale


e our conquer VS. % Without
TOMORROW ARE The oKEAiIoi N -
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The DelineatOr

for February IS the best Fas mon Maya
zirs now published 1t VIII be at .he
nattern counter tomorrow ..............15c
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Silks.
The Clearance Sale of Silks Of
rrs YOU q feast of values. The
Stock must be reduced to the
lowest limit for inventory.
Black Silks.
e-.reh Double Warp Black surah SILK.
-era.as price Sc,
Clearance Price......5sc.
.,-mch Extra Fine Black satin-tho
as grade f6r.......................
et-.rch Fine Black eros Grain Silk.
regular price N.25,
Clearance Prlce.....s9c.
,7-inch High Iustre Black Peau de
sole SIX. regular price A.55
Clearance Price......S.
es-'nch Heavy Black Armuro Royal,
regular price A.25.
Clearance Price......esc.
et-.nch Double Weight Black MORE
Francois, regular price A65,
Clearance Price. Csc.
s.-inch Black silk, Swiss MORE
Mirror. regular price SIS,
Clearance Price.....Sll9.
Back eros Grain six with satin figures,
rfeula- price Sc. a yard,
Clearance Price......5Sc.
2-lnch An-Silk Black Satin Duchess,
regular price N.S5
Clearance Price.....si %.
g-luch Black Faille SILK. regular price
Clearance Price......GSc.
COiOred Silks.
lot Fancy silks. very desirable color
.rrs. regular price 75c. and 81 a yard,
Clearance Price......50c.
Plaid and Checked Tafleta silks. regu-
lar price N.2o'
Clearance Price......75c.
Nnvy-Blue MORE silk, regular price 80
Clearance Price,. CSC.
Black Goods.
The Clearance Sale brings the
prices down regardless of cost
of Fine Imported Black Novelty
Suit Patterns-some IN crepOn
weaves and some with silk fig
ures--regular price $15 and SIT
a pattern, Choice $40.
very fuo Black Novelty suit Pattern,
beautiful goods and the last Of the lot
Clearance Price......$14.
Black Mohair Diagonals. very stylish
goods. extra weight and finish, end very
serviceablo. regular price $l.CO yard
Clearance Price......Sl.
Black Tanise Cloth with raised black
fsure forming check. regular price COG,
Clearance Price......S9c.
black Novelty Stripe a fine PACK weave
WITH elk stripe, regular price $l.oO
Clearance Price......9Sc'
Carpets and Rugs.
Atwood Ingram Carpets,
Clearance Price......5o and Doc
BRUSSELS Carpets,
Clearance Price......5o CO. and 15c.
B'relow Administer Carpets.
Clearance Price......$ll0
Velvet Carpets,
Clearance Price......C5 and &c
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Feather BOas.

Some choice values in these goods IL
Won, wan. n Real Ostrich Boa It will pay
YOU to look at them.
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At the Trimming Counter

ENEIN llilliS ~
must go.
Gut Bolero. former price 81, for....soc.
I Cilt Girdle. former price g. for. ..'..0yc.
s0k Sets. Green and Garnet former
rrice s. fOr........... .......''...''.
raruet and l Brown Wool fanel
former prices Sl75 and S2.5' for 2'c'
lot Jet Ornaments, former price iSe.'
for ... ............ ......... '.'.'''''.
black silk Girdle, former price a.
for........ ............s .'.''''. 80 -
lot Feather Trimming. In HeiouropS'
TJqbt-Rlue. and Delft......5 to Zoc' yaru.
10 ward White Thibet Fur, shgnely
soiled. former price 81 yard, or.....'..5oc'
Odd shades in Wool Dress Braid resu-
lar nrice Sc, -
o. and SOC. side Combs, for.....'.'.:. 'loc;
zoe Keystone Hose Supporters sizes =
and G years, -,
q and zoe. Picture Frames shsn.ly
damaged, for.............' '''''. a.,
/ Leather Handbag, was g. LOT % .,
/ Recamier Balm, was $50, for. DC
. Pecamier Moth and Freckle Lotlon'
| was SlJ0. fOr.......... .'.'.''''.'. -. $50 I,
$3.50 Chatelaine Bag for Sl''o' ara - !
! s. one, for............'''''''''''
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Mems Underwear.

Mems Fine White Wool shirts and
Drawers regular price 81.
Clearance price..... .e9c.
Mems Heavy, White Wool shirts and
Drawgs, regular price $50.
Clearance Trice......$l.l3.
Mems Natural Camers Hair Ribbed
Shirts and Drawers. nicely made ana
finished. regular price Sl.59
Clearance Price......9sc.
Mems Heavy, Cray Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers, regular price &C.,
Clearance Price......26c
Mems White Canton FLANNEL Drawers
regular price JOc.,
Clearance Price......s9c.
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Fancy House Slippers. undressed
Kids. colors, Satin Slippers. all In the
sale OF spence's shoes, for soc. pair, at
Meyers Sixth and Broad.
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.COiOred Silks.

lot Fancy silks. very desirable color
.rrs. regular price 75c. and 81 a yard,
Clearance Price......5Oc
Plaid and Checked Taneta silks. regu-
lar price SIS.
Clearance Price......75c.
Nny-y-Blue MORE silk, regular price 80,
Clearance Price,. CSC.
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Old papers for sale at the Dispatch
osiice. . ..-,.------------
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Carpets and Rugs.

Atwood Ingram Carpets,
Clearance Price...".5o and Doc
BRUSSELS Carpets.
Clearance Price......5o. CO. and 75c.
pirelow Administer Carpets.
Clearance Price......Sllo'
Velvet Carpets,
Clearance Price......C5 and 80
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Upholstery.

Oar mandatory for Furni-
ture and Bedding has turned
ont q few more Couches than
we have room for. To reduce
the stock we will offer special
Inducements this week.
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All remnants Of every kind
ali broken lots and odds and
ends will be on tables to-mor-
row at little prices. In the
Colored Dress Goods and the
Black Goods, and the Silks Will
be found many lengths, enough
for q skirt. or a waist, or a
cbild's suit-and the price VIII
be but a small matter. in the
Domestics and the Dress Lin
;nqs are many useful lengths at
small prices.
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THE FOURQUREAN.PRICE co.
>r1r1ual Clearance Sale
COMMENCES TOMORROW.

greaest cearce o. the
al surplus
II
d
co COZ W s an
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Rugs
Fashion Sheets.

S0xGO Smyrna Rugs,
Clearance Prlce..".a
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Doll COuChes.

We have only few left. They solu at
SEQ and 50 EACH ~ o,,, ns5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
ANTICIPATING REPLY TO VOL Colt.
British Bankers and Merchants Urging That Nothing Be
Done For Binletalsnn

RAT Evening
after the cabinet meeting Meanwea memorial
Michael
sense of parliament can he tal,en
London Oct aThe Times in its financial article
of
objections
adds AS
within
lost"
informed from trustworthy that
dian advisers question which principally affects India
cabinet feel
Of
objection to the ratio of 57
which would
On
the
the
Wolcotts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14

New York. Oct. 19.-The process of
lining up for the municipal election of
Nov. ? is progressing steadily, though
not without an occaslonal jolt or jerk
a gap still exists in the place where
there should be candidate for the Of
fee Of comptroller on the Jehersonian
Democratic or George ticket, Colonel
Waring having declined the nomination
in a letter SO timed as to give the man
ayers al opportunity to fix definitely
upon another candidate without undue
haste, il remains TO be decided whether
the name of e1-Postmaster Charles 81.
Dayton shall be substituted. Mr.. Day
ton late tonight informed the chairman
OF the George campaign committee that
he would accept the nomination for
comptroller on the Henry George ticket.
lie will probably be nominated tomor-
row by the George committee, and an
effort viii be made TO withdraw Charles
S. F'airchild. Citizens Union candi
date for comptroller. and substitute
Dayton, thus making him the candidate
FOR two parties.
The protest against the Citizens IN
ion ticket being given a place upon the
official ballot is so drawn that almost
any line OF attack may be based upon
it.
The probability. however. is that the
petitioner viii seek to establish that
the signatures TO the petition which
make Seth Low and his conferees can
didates for Office in the eyes Of the law
are not genuine and that they were not
properly attested, the ground being
taken that each side should have been
attested 10 by a notary instead Of, as
was done, in blocks OF %.
This latter plan was followed to save
expense and because signatures were
collected Epen sheets headed by the Pc
tition and lined for Is names. The is
sue viii be tried before the board Of
police commissioners tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
Mexican MISSED HIS SHOT
THE sQUAWMAN, HOWEVER,
GOT EVEN WITH HIM.
Lively Time at a Ranch Dance In
Wyoming, In Which Blood Was
Shed, Perhaps Fatally.
tspecial to The HeralhA

Lander. Wyo., OCT. 1S.-Nteagre dstafls
of a doubls shooltHas affair which occurred
ON tins Wind river rcuervats7rl, at the
nauch of Robert Hereford, 70 miles north
of Lasnder, on tsse evening Of tine 2th, has
Just been received flerr. TINS facte which
ds-,ce was In proEgrxs at Mr.. H.rfoEd's,
and a Mexican, WHOSE name cslsAot be
learned, Thought he vouId enliyen the
seena by sihcoE.ng cut the Lights Tn a. truly
western style but his shot missed The
light and nit the wife OF Mr.. HerfDrd. in
Juring her seriously II not fatally. Mr..
Hor1ord seized pistol and cnot the Mex
team IN tha GROIN. but the extent OF the
M5xical's injuries are not as vet known.
Dsputy UHeted States Marshal j. c. Bald
win was teiephoned for and irlstrueted TO
come prepared TO make two arrests. Mr..
H.srfoSd Is a. very old Tnsn, az least IS
years OF age, and Is a squaw nan Fla
llas eGwayS bcEne u good reputation and
IS well respected by all who know him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
LUETaERTs TRIAL.
Dramatic Incident Planned by De
fsnsa MINED IN the Bud.

Dramatic Incident Planned by De-
Tense Nipped IN the Bud
Chicago, Oct. 13-The usual mad rush
for Judge Tuthill's court room followed
Immediately after the doors of the
criminal court building were opened to-
day, and for nearly two hours people
stood in line waiting to be admitted
to the room. Hundreds were turned
away when the court room became
filed.
Attorney Phalen opened the argu-
ment to the jury on behalf of the de-
Tense. He VIII be followed by ex-Judge
vincent, who Will close the case for
Luetgert in a speech lasting nearly two
days.
One Of the incidents Of the session
was the appearance in court Of Luet-
gert's two little song. The lads had not
been in court for several weeks. They
climbed upon their fathers knee and he
fondied them while Attorney Phaien
talked. Assistant States Attorney Nc
Evan approached Judge TuthiH and
quietly objected to the children being
conspicuously exhibited before the jury.
Judge Tuthiu ordered that they be sent
10 SedtS apellI AIOlA liAS ol1S OSSuP4eN
by their father.
In loud tone of voice. ex-Judge Vim
cent objected to the removal of the
children.
ooh. your object is plain enough. and
1 win not permit it, retorted Judge
Tuthill
q note an exception to the remarks
of the court" said e1-Judge Vincent.
VERY well; go on, MIR. Phalcn." or
dered the court
But the Luetgert children were re
moved and will not be allowed to play
upon the synpathies Of the jury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14

New York, Oct. 13.-Evelangtna Cos
from Spanish prison in Cuba, was a
passenger on the Ward line steamer
Seneca, which arrived today from Ha-
vana. At Quarantine. Miss lsneros
asked to be excused from saying any
thing about her Imprisonment and es-
cape, as she had not yet recovered
from sea sickness, which kept her in
her state room during the whole voy-
age On the passenger list she Was
registered as Miss Juana Sofa. She
was travelling under the care OF gen.
tIernan who accompanied her from Ia
vana. When the Seneca reached Quar-
antine the tow boat j. Fred Loheman,
with several newspaper representatives
and four women, went alongside the
steamer and after the health officers
inspection was over they went on board
and accompanied Miss CisnerOs to this
city.
Upon landing the party took c.rrl-
ages to tine hotel Waldorf and T'eT's IS
c.gned to rooms ON the second dcor.
While Senoralua CtsnErrls was fattgue1,
fine appeared. TO be in taa bsct OF
spirits. exuIt amt ever her arr-vsl aA
America She does not speak ESns.eth
but her face is very expressive afra sac
seemed to irS.uItlVely understand t,Fle
questions put TO ser and answered in
Spanish.
The sencrita retired soon after ;ihe
reached TIE hotel and refused tn be
seen. Among her party WIS Mrs. j
Ellen Foster Of WASHINGTON, president
of the National WSmens' Republican
aggcHattcn.
A WOMAN'S WIT.
Miss Cfsneros' escape and safe arrival
on the Seneca was one of the most
daring feats ever attempted and sue
cessfully carried out,
While she was still in prison her
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
THE HERALD BULLETIN.

PAGE ONE.
George Forces Lining Up.
Cisneros in New York.
Came Laws For Utes.
Uncompahgres VIII Go to Wash
ington.
Shooting ARRAY In Wyoming.
TWO
Death of John E. Evans.
Prize Fight Ends Fatally.
Yellow Jack Is Eccentric.
PAGE THREE.
Latest Mining News.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial
PAGE FIVE.
Jury in the Hamilton Case Secured.
PAGE SIX.
Utah County Fair.
In Wall Street.
PAGE EIGHT.
Prest. Carr Arrives.
Local Politics.
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OFFICIAL RETURNS.
Indicate the Clean Democratic Sweep
In INDIANAPOLIS.

indianapolis, Ind, Oct 1S.-The Of
fetal and unofficial returns of yester-
days election show the vote of mayor
to be:
Taggart (Dem), 2O,1SS; Harding
(Rep.), 16,1S0.
Tasgarts plurality over Harding is
4,0cS. The probabilities are that the
majority may be increased.
TagEart's majority over all is at this
time 1895, there being six mayoralty
candidates. The remainder of the
though by a somewhat smaller major
ity than that received by Taggart The
council Will also be Democratic by a
large majority.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14

but his family have always borne a shady
reputation. and one of mis- SONS is now
serving a Sentence in the Laramie pea.
Another of his boys was mixed up in une
killing of Jim Washakie. grandson OF
Clief Was1lakie. WashalSie was the cl.tsf
prosecuting WITNESS Ttl,o sent young La
ITUursux, Odell and O'Neal j. tha pen fer
tine murder. MIR. HEREFORD came 10 Wyo-
ming in the early COS and mas lived with
tlle Shoyhous Indians ever since
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
ALL IS PEACE
At DUCHESNE
Uncompahgres Decide to Visit
the Big Chief.
FINAL COUNCIL HELD
AT 0URAY AGENCY
Red Noon Still Hostile to the Pro-
posed AIIOtmentS.

Sent Message to the Secretary That
lie Did Not Want the Reservation
Cut Up-captain Beck and Com
missioner Jefreys Will Accom-
pany the Delegation - All Were
Satisfied With the Exception of
Red Moon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
Races at Newmarket.

London, Oct. 19.-Mrs. Jerseys (Mrs.
Langtry's) Norman won the Caesar
wich stakes at Newmarket today. Tod
Sloane. the famous American jockey.
who rode ST. Cloud II, made his debut
On the English turf in a minor race
yesterday. His riding has been severe
" criticised.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
Telegram Les made a careful canvass

Telegram has made a careful canvass
of 81 representative election districts in
29 of the IS assem- bly, districts in the
territory which constitutes the present
city of New York. OF $3.50 voters /. 1S6
declared that they would cast their
ballots for Van Wyck for mayor. Seth
Low was the choice of 92e, General
Tracy Of SIS and Henry George of 661.
This same district last year gave the
Republican candidate for governor a
plurality Of Lag In the Telegram s
canvass about one-third Of all the Yot-
ers were DoIIed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
GEORGES FORCES
ARE LINING Up
What the Silver Candidate
Promises if Elected.
HIS OPPOSITION
TO EXCISE LAW
In His Opinion, Issue Lays Between
Himself and Low.

Gives Out Letter Concerning the
Recent Combination With the Citi-
zens' Enthusiastically That
Ex-Postmaster Dayton Win BE
Named as Georges Running Mats
For Comptroller-Mayoralty Cues
ton is One of National Politics.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
COUNTERPART OF BRYAN.
Hes a Lawyer Named Ruffin and
That Name Fits Him.

San Francisco. Oct. 1S.-R. n. Rufin, a
lawyer who is said to be a veritabIe
counterpart Of William Jennings Bryan.
go nar as external appearances are con-
cerned. was convicted today of having de-
frauded the proprietor of the Occidental
hotel. by Police Judge Conan. Ruffin' 5
record has been hooked up. and ne is said
TO have defrauded hotels 5n Denver, Salt
Lake, Ogden, Auburn, BakerfeId and
other places IN VARIOUS parLs of the
country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
neurological RECORD.
States Senator Robertson.

Columbia, S. c., Oct. 1s.-E1-United
States Senator Robertsonr-died in this
city today. He was senator under the
reconstruction regime and was sue
ceeded by ex-senator Butler. Mr. Rob
ertson had been paralyzed for years
His estate is estimated to be worth
nearly 81. 600 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
a NATIONAL QUESTION.
BLISS Makes This Evident In Letter
to Tracy.

New York. Oct. ia letter addressed
TO General Tracey from Secretary Cor
nelius n. Bliss in Washington bearing
on the present campaign was made
public tonight. In the letter Secretary
Bliss says:
Il am most heartily in accord with
those who are working for your cleo
ton TO the mayoralty of Greater New
York
u have not failed TO announce my po-
sition in conversation with friends. but
IL has not until now seemed TO me
best in view of nay position here that
] should take any public action.
NOW. however, when the Republican
party is menaced by some of those who
have heretofore stood in the frpnt
ranks il seems proper that every voter
who IS loyal TO the principles of his
party should let ii be known in no IN
certain way where he stands"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
THERMoPoLIS IS BOOMING.
Phenomenal Growth of New Town
In Wyoming.

Especial to The HeraId.)
Lander, wyo. Oct. 18.-The new town of
Thcrmopolis. which has been s7ia9ted en-
the ten mile square of land surrounding
she Big Horn hot spring eeded by ule
Saoshone Indians TO the United STATES
government, bids fair to ou0gtrtp all the
towns la NORTHERN Wyoming Buildings
are going up in al parts of uHa t0wnstce.
and if lumber could be had. more than
100 houses would bs bu<e before Christ
mas The towEls.lte Is win uilree-quar-
ters of a mile OF the Big horn hot springs
and accommodations are being made by
Gregg 6S Adams to care for all the winter
visitors to the springs. Out Of 100 lots
plated IN the TOWNSHIP, over 800 have been
taken and eyery day new ones are Being
added.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
William Daniels,

Baltimore. Oct. 13.-William Daniels.
one CT the leaders of the ProhibiioMst
party in the United States and once a
candidate for the vice presidency, in
1888, died >addenly this morning at his
s,--ome in Mount Washington, a suburb
of Baltimore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14

friends secured pass port for one
Juan Soda and stateroom No. on
the Seneca was held in the same name.
This was three days before the boat
sailed, On the Saturday when the
Seneca was to leave Havana, detec-
tives watched her gang-ways with ex-
ira caution. All day long they remain
ed at their post, examining the pass
ports which all passengers have to
show before leaving Havana. Their
vigilance. would probably have pre-
vented the departure of Miss Cisneros
from Cuba had it not been for little
refreshment which was served them by
friends of Miss Cisneros, who We're
aboard the Seneca. The refreshment
included wine. The. chief of police of
Havana came aboard While the refresh
ment part of the plot was in progress,
and It is alleged, he. too, fell a victim
to the Wiles of the Cisneros faction.
A few minutes before the Seneca was
ready TO pull out from her dock, a slim
young fellow came running across the
wharf. He had no baggage and was
fachionably dressed. He walked quick
ly up the gang plank. The detectives
stopped him.
ctrrCtC,r1c,c,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
BLACK DIAMOND MINES.
Negotiations For the Sale of This
Washington Property.


San Francisco. oct. 1.-THE Cali says
that negotiations for the sale of the
Black Diamond coal mines. located in
Kings county. Wash. 30 miles south
east of Seattle are in progress Ths
mines are owned by five California mil
Nonaires, TO whom British syndicate
has offered 81 ,000. 900 for the property.
The owners are J. b. Eacgin. Lloyd
Lewis, P B. Cornwall. d. O. Mills and
Alvinza Haywards. The product Of the
mines ranges from 10000 to 1900 tons
a month. most of which is consumed in
this city
It is understood that D. O. Mills. one
Of the owners. IS anxious that the offer
of the English syndicate be accented,
While on the other hand P. &. Cornwall,
the managing director of the property,
IS inclined to believe that the property
is worth more than 81 900 900
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-14
GAME LAWS FOR UTES
Utah and Colorado WardenS Visit
Uncompahgres.
MUST STOP KILLING DEER
INDIANS GREATLY EXCITED By
Tie ANNOUNCEMENT.

Red Moon Wants to Know Whether
the wardens Own All the Deer
Pantaloon Says the Whole 6oun-
try Belongs to the Utes, and
Whites Should Be Satisfied With
the Farms.