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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-22

Berlin, Feb. 21.-The German cruiser
Kaiserin Augusta, the only German
warship which is to take part in the
blockade or naval demqnstration in the
Piraeus, if such action should be de-
cided upon, was at Malta on Thursday,
and there received orders to proceed to
Canea and await further instructions.
The latest phase in the Cretan position
confirms the view taken by German Of
fetal authorities that the acuteness of
the crisis which prevailed last week is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-01
COURT NEWS.

The cRse OF Edwin +. Rich va Jas.
@. Watson ct 81 ia being tried before a
Jury In Judge Cherry's court today.
Frank Pierce appears flor the plainud
aud Barlow EeEguson represents the
defendante.
Rich instituted this suit to recover
Si4I damage, alleging the unlawful
taking Away r., m his place Of CUISINE. s
several hastrcd atrkB @; various kinds
Of II urn May, 1891.
The defen ans ueay the value u
h1 flour, also deny ils b,ing the
property of tue Plaintiff. Further
answering the de endanls say that the
-four belonged IN an insurance com.
puny whum 1t wel, [ % after the fire, in
Ak cor lance with the terms anu condi.
tiOue Of the policy.
The namea OF the Jurors before whom
the case is being tried are as iollowe.
Joseph Tnorup, 5. ii. Lutl, Hyrum
Schoheld, Herman Hi, Thomas K
Griniths, George Q. Clilt, John Is,
Cummock, John T. AxtQn.
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AT iodAy's session OF the Federal
court Attorneys John a. Street and
w. II. Brand were admitted to prgc.
tice.
La the case OF j. Il. DeIAmar va }
w. Skinner ct al, an adverse claim o.
Hard lines lode We Song Bird No. |
and 9, an order was made in tue
United States court Today granting the
request Of plniutifl Tor leave to II 10 re.
application anu extension OF time ia
which to take testimony. Plaintiff
was required TO complete taking Of
testimony in chief on or before Mareh
25lb, anu deiendant TO cOInplete takir &
OF testimony on or before April IS;
complainant is then given ten days
thereafter for rebuttaI testimony.
Marcus NJ. Towel Va American
Building, Loan anu Investment e.
cieiy, application for the appointment
Of receiver, was argued aud taken
under Ruvihement.
Court adjourned until Monday next
at ~ n. m.
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the order and decree be confirmed In
open court by ono Of the judges OF the
district, ana today the matter was pre-.
sented to JUDGE Msrshall In this city,
la Attorney Zsrs Snow, and his honor
cor iirmed oil the orders made nnd
signed by Judge SanbDrn relating To
the confirmation OF sale and transfer Of
the property.
The order made tolny is the last
that is required to compel the delivery
u the property, and the matter
Ia therefore settled Hs to the
date thereof, but there are some details
ss to the procedure that the court Will
be required TO pass upon.
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The Short Line Transfer.

The date for the transfer OF tine Ore.
g1n Short Line propsrty to the new
company has be- ednltely settled. II
will be at midnight On the 18th dsy OF
March, 1897.
On Tuesday last Judge Ssnboru,
siltng IN chambers IN New Yorb,
granted the petition of Samuel Carr e,
al, for the confirmation OF the sale
Of the Short Line property, and
issued an order ami decree for the re.
ceivers OF the Union Pacific to transfer
and deliver to the new Organization
the property Of the Short Line system.
Judge Sanborn being out OF the
Eighth district II was necessary that
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MINOR MENTION.

L-chlin Smith leaves for Colora c
tonight on mission.
p. p, Dyriug nt Sanpete county an
A. l.. f.. MacDerisO OF San Ju n
county were 2commiss oned notsrie
public to-day.
The Twenty. first qu1'um % Eho-'
W u meet in the Ninett nv or me t
iug house this evening ., 1870 u'cloCk.
This evening, at 1880. the o o
hundr ,d.audteoth quorum ~ -evan /,
Will meet in tho Six II ward tsstm lly
hall.
O.car Wilson, who tried to getaway
with George w. Granttr's horse M
buggy Sa urioy, was held by Jus, G
Nc Master today to the district court II
bond Of 5 500 on the charge Of Gu .
ut ZzWnNert
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WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
stations.

Weather reports showing observa-
lions ut s am. today:
Salt Lake Barometer, 90. SO;
temperature, SO; minimum, 81; wind,
southeast, 6 miles per hour; clear.
Baker City-Bsrometer, 207S; tenn.
perature, 81; minimum, "a; wind,
n r,hwesi,. lighi; cloudy.
Cheyenne-Barome 301S; TEN.
peralure, 20; minimum, 20; wind,
north, 9 miles per hour; CLOUDY.
Havre-- Barometer, 8O52; tenn.
pernture, -; minimum, &c; wind,
wesi, light; rain, .06 inches; clear.
HelenE-Baromeler, 80. 40; temperR.
ture, 10; minimum. S; wind, west,
miles per hour; rain, "a inches;
snow.
Miles City-Baromet aO.52; tenn.
perainre, 2; minimum. -0;wind, south.
west, light; rain, .O2 Inches: parity
oloudy.
WinnemucGa Barometer, 29.6s;
temperature, s6; minimum, 32; VIM,
east, 10 miles per hour; cloudy.
luaho Falls-Barome.er, 5000; tenn.
persture,lS minimum, is; wind, north,
milea per nOuT; clear.
General and local forecasts for 80
hourB ending 8 D. m. Tuesday:
For Utah: (FOIeCast made at San
FrAncisco.l Snow tonight and Tuse.
day; decidedly colder.
Bait Lake City and vicinity: Rain
or snow tonight aud Tuesday; colder
Tuesday.
J. IL. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature is shOwnin the
facsimile thermometer given below:
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WASHINGTON, March I. - Tha
Senate YVES AT work again at IL O'Clock
this morning, after being In setsi n
TIL shortly before midnight last nj. az,
many appropriation bills being in the
balance. The prospect IA that the
senators will cit practically night and
day until noon, March An.
March a ID Mt noon will end the
sesnion, for the ofliois 81 ,ro determined
that there shall be an end TO tue
venerable custom OF turning back the
hands Of the clock IN order to crowd
through the remaining bile. Lj1ge,
Maas., gave notice today OF motion
to recJnslder the vote on the passage
OF the sundfy civil bill. Ho soon with.
drew the notice, saying that he had
been assured that the Objectionable
amendment relating to tho immigr.-
ton laws would bu taken out In the
conference. Tho District OF Columbia
Appropriation bill was then taken up.
WAsHlNdrON, ID. c., March -
The naval nil was considered in the
SENATE through the afternoon. gCnnnu.
ier's muuon 10 fix the cost 'i armUr
plate al $3.50 a ton lpsteRd Of $500 ton
hsproViaed ~ the bill,led " an extend
cd debate, 4.
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Broke Her Leg.

A serious accident happened to a
Mrs. Andersou, n resident OF iht
Eighteenth ward, about s O'Clock las
night. The lady was on her way
home and wnen on First and A Streets
near tbs Eigl teeuth ward school house
che fell into an excavation to depth
OF ten or twelve ieet, breaking heI
right leg Just above the Lnee, besiles
sustaining other severe ipIuriee. w.
j. Meeks ard Pro'. Marshall hap
pened TO be passing and assisted hci
out Of the pit. DR.. Niles was rum
moned land attended 10 her injurie-
TIE wonder is Mre Auder,on wss
not Killed outright.
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CHICAGO, March l,-rhe Posts
Washington special says:
the Free Silver Republican contin.
gent held q caucue tOuRy al which 1t
wHa resolved to HssRil tue International
monetary conference bill when 1t
comes up Tor hnai approval. Senators
Teller, Dubois, Cannon, Peitigrew,
and associates agfeed to attack
the bill on the ground that
II is an absolutely useless piece OF
legislation, conceived in Jolly and to
be carried out in bad faith. The POSI-
ton they take is that the commission,
IL appointed. Will make no advance
menI to the advantage of silver and 1t
Will not be intended that the body
ebail make progress In that direction.
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THE LAND BILL.
Changes In The Present Law Govern.
Ing State Lands.
ANOTHER RAILROAD RATES BILL.
speaker Perkluis Bill Making C'riGln
City Officers lie.
live.


The Senate came to order at 10 ann.
today but Immediately took n iecese
until l O'Clock IN order TO viait the
Tabernacle.
Al l:2O p.n. the Senate Yves called
10 order and, after the openiug
exercises, s. b. 81, "cTeGting a
State board Of education, De.
hnlng its dulles ana providing
schoOla throughout the State" came
up for further amendment, aud thifd
reading, and was passed by a uuani'
nous vote.
IL. b. 90, providing t'r the weigh
Ing OF coal NJ miuos passed 10y uuanl-
nous vote
s. b. 80, substitute by committee
on mines and mining, ''pro-
vidiDg for Tho manner OF locat'
ins and recording quartz and
mining GLAZING" came up by unani'
nous consent anu was read fuconi
time and laid on the table 20 CONS up
% -pt cal order tomorrow.
The code was then taken up AMI
chapter 10. specisl taxes, wns amended
80 NIB TO allow city councils to levy
taxes for the construction OF water
works, reservoirs, canals ana bitches,
erecting hydantP, etc.
THE 10, Militia, was Amended 10
10 Il 70 The ApI Oh ting Of officers by
I etufgeOn general
Tits IL, CorpOIa loHB, came up and
ection 10, relating to private banker,
was AMENDED so as to allow them the
same amount OF capital as is allowed
banking corporations.
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: ity report signed by Ray, Doteon aad
Martin, urged the passage OF the BILL
and was adopted.
The members Of the code commits.
sion were, by urltT OF the House, in-
vlied TO participate In the consideration
VI tbst bill, and were granted the
| priv leRe' VI the floor Tor that purpose.
II. Il. IS, by Bennion, creating n
| Slate board Ut horticulture, was taken
up on third reading. After being
discussed at length the bill was maze
| special order for y. m. Tuesday.
II. Il. 81, substitute offered by the
| judiciary committee tor bill intro.
duced by RIylauue, amending the
statute OF Limitations, was considered.
The original bill was substitu,oi for
| that OF the committev, The latter tx.
Tended the time on accounts only,
whereas the former included notes,
elc. The meas ure was lust by close
vote, not receiving constitutional
majority.
KsnneI'S income tax bill was made
special order for Wednesday at 8 p. M.
An Invitation to members OF The
House to attend reception At tue
res dence Oi Hon. Moses Thatcher
was accepted, when tho House I'D.
j.urned.
Thu House met aoon after 8 O'Clock
thib morning, nut without trnnsacIing
any business cook recess TIL pm. to
give members an opportunity OF nl-
tending tue exeIcises OF the Taber
uacle, IN hOuur OF tho birthday OF
resident Wiiiord Woodruff.
a O'Clock this afternoon the House
agaiu mel, ana the following business
WIS done:
Ths State board OF examiners re.
ported adversely on several claims,
most Of thlm being from counties for
maps anu plals, which are required by
law 10 he maze my the county sur
veyore. One Of he claims was that
OF Rich c0unfy TO- TeimUnfsemui ( n
the sum Of 1916, for entes incur, Il
In the execution o. CJugunn, and wac
not allowed.
G eenwoad asked to have the peti.
tlon from citizBEB OF Sewer couuty,
asking ior an appropriation OF SIG, 900
for the otter Greek reservoir, taken
from the committee on appropriation
aud sent to that on public lands. 80
or leTed.
Shepard, from the judiciary commit.
tee, reported new bill, IL. Il. 13S, re
lating to proceedings anu practice IN
the Supreme court.
ROylance asked II 1t was new bill
anu Shepard replied that 1t wps. A
debate about permitting 1t to be Intro.
duced followed, In which ROylance,
Sloan and Shepard took part. Finally
the bill wss introduceJ, read twice
ana filed ior third reaIluR.
+. B. 46, relating TO state lands,
came up as special order and passed.
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Streets Washed.

Mr.. Clark OF the street department
and his associates who washed the
principal streets yesterday and placed
them in ouch condition RS to be fl!
for the people to stand upon, deserve
great credit for tho condition OF the
stTesta wished. In cleaning the
strests W IN the street sweeper much
duet il left on the pavements, but
when washed with water nothing OF
this kinu IL Noticeable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-01

Il. X. Wilson Va Hughes Fsuit and
IEuduue company; ton uays additional
inc 10 file Amendment to statement
on motion 'or new trial.
Bonner Y smith filed suit today
aguust Aargn Keyser Tor $3.50 t;r
legal sefvices. Frank D. Stephens la
pIaiut.ti's attorney.
Mary i. Hauks Drought SUIT
against ihumas Mathews, Jacob
MotH2 anu Henry Donhalter, to H.
cover the sum OF $500 alleged 10 be cue
her Tor the rent ui premises. The rent
he demandHd Tor the time peuding en-
appeal over dispute TO the supreme
Court OF the U.ittd State. Stephous
x Smith rr- %. -iaut'' attorneys.
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A Good Picture.

J. w. Simpler, the we'll known
photographer OF this city, has just fin-
ished an excellent picture OF the Ulah
Legislature. Tho design OF the pic.
ture lie very artisticAlly arranged, the
members OF the Senate being grouped
at the top Of the picture and the
members of the Houss at the bottom.
In almost every instance the indlvid-
ual pictures are very good and on the
whole 1t Is very creditable WORK Of
art
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Records in Good Shane.

Plato MOuntioy, inspector Tor the
department OF juBlio, vino has spsrt
several weeks in this city inspecting
the records OF the United States and
commission RS court, and the United
States matsuai and attorney, lett lor
Cheyenne ON Saturday. He reports, he
found everything here in god shape,
especially lhn records OF the circuit
court, which arc all type-writien.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-01

Mr.. ID. Il. Burley LOT for Chicago
Saturday evening AMI ia expected to
return before March Is, will tho nee.
etsaTy printed matter and stationery
tor the passenger and baggage depart
ments OF the feoTganizad Short Line.
The officials here state that no more
appointments have M yet been maze
to i'll ~ the rest OF the offices In the
new organization.
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The Stock Exchange.

Very little business was transacted
on the exchange today and the quota
lions were sugge,tive o. n general
decline along tbs line. Oniy one
stock ohronicltd transfers AMI that
was Richmond Auaoonda which sold
at = end a eeuts a share.
The cla5lug figures were as follows:
LISTED STOCKS.
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STOCKS ANN MARxRrs.


NEW YORK. March 1.-The week ono,,.
with bulls In control OF tho speculation rndor
heavy purchases The prices OF active tharcs
Improved marked fraction. Sugar was cor
splcuous among tho apocinlties.
The vanderbilt properties figured copsplc.
uously IN the forenooD's operations. Tho buov =,
hney shown oy them strengthened the general
to stop the rise S"Vi u
Near midday persistent hammering brought
about genera reaction. Declines from tho
~ IN Jersey Central. offerings of Hsnbat'
tan were large and support LACKING
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chicas ,.ty. ntne,,

Hogh- =" Il
Light, s8.60as3sD
Mixed, sa55@tA75
Heavy, 3i0@S2t5
Rough, S3.4J0S345
Cattle
Reeves, s3.60as5 20.
Oows and hciters, sisOasAib.
stockcrg anu feeders. Sd2UFs49n
sheep and lamb market strong to 10 cent,
higher. "''
Native sheep. s26oGSL2l
Westerns. '3S5GI 10
Lambs, 80 s0a5lb
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The case Of J. IL. Bowman VS. Sail
Lake CITY anu county was ~ have
begun before Judge Cherry today, but
wing ~ Two other cases havin. q
precedence the Witnesses were ell
excused until 10 O'clock "Wednesday
morning.
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the use Of morphine, which seems to
have the effect OF temporarily uu.
balancing her mind.
T.. Wilton forfeited so for a dis.
turbance OF the peace, while several
drunks, prostitutes and gamblers made
the usual all0wanc g to the city treas.
MO
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Fur additional names were drawn
rom the ilry box In Judge Cherry's
ccuu loIuN end veniTs isscel re-
turuab.e iltthwith. The names OF
those drawn are John j. Donovan,
William Butte, Dewitt B. Lowe snd
a. Sullivan.
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Police Court Notes.

AiC5. Il. NJ. Walker who was arrested
yesterday for robUinc clothes.lln
OF their burdens, pleaded guilty IN the
police court today ana was fined $50.
The WON IN 10 said 10 be- addicted /,
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March 1.-The
Ciuzsns' Railway company com
menced tearing up the tracks on
Dupont street this morning. A fight
between the city and county officials
was preoipitRted. One laOorer was
probably fatally shot. The tiGe com.
pany dispersed she crowd.
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Primary Notice.

Tao Primary officers meeting VIII
be held at the Exponent Office Satur-
day, March 9, 1897, atl1 O'Clock. It
il deeired that each association be Tep.
resented. ELLA w, HYDE,
stake Secretary.
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WAsHINaToN, March THE House
today sent the gundTy evil anu
postcft dee appropriation bills to confer
once. The reptr. on the st, Louis
bridge bill was agreed to.
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Richard T., Coiburu, stock BroIycr,
3 N %, 10 W. SsuuuI So, Iele. GO.
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Chicago March l.
whoat-Maroh, az May. 75s04
Corn March. 49, May. 2i9.
Oats March, 10 ~ May, i75s
iorE-March $50; Nay sSl2E.
Lnrd-March. A.tsh May. 81 i2is.
Rtbs-March, "a o. hiuy, s4.e1'i.
Flax --iGb
Iimothy-265
Rye-H
Barley-22ae3
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IevrJ & Lowe, 10 w. pod south,
SlOcB, nllninE ar 4 Grain B.oEers.
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Kenneth Dom elan, Stock md
Mining Broker No, l6l Main street.
Telephone No. 5Va
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New ORLEANS, Maron IAN event
OF great inleTesI IN Roman Catholic
circies was the solemn high pDntitcal
military mass, celebrated at the St.
Louis cathedral, participated In by
Mgr. Martinelli, the papai ablegate,
Bishop DUNE OF Dallas Formerly to
Chicngo) and prominent ohurchmen
from all over the country. The exer-
Cisco marked the open ng OF ,he RI.
man Catholic winter school Of the
city, and included m elaborate mill
tary and civil paraie from the arch.
diocesan palace to the cathedral and
masB at tue church. The local mill
tary formed an important part OF the
parade, and the French man.of.war
Dubordieu, furnished one OF the banus
OF the occasion. The big 81. Louie
cathedral was crowded TO the doora
with persona who held tickets, while
hundreds remained outside unable to
gain admission.
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THE CRETAN NEWS.
The Ambassadors in COnStaltil0pl9
Reach an Agreement
AND so NOTIFY THE ADaIRALs.
Great Scarcity of Food in ha Island on
Accvul. q! he i'lOckak BIZ
Tie Fleets.

CoNsrANrINoPLE, March 1.-The
ambassadors have mpleted COM
munication to be addressed TO the
Turkish government regarding Crete
and Will telegraph it to their respective
governments. 1t is underHtood the
note will be addressed TO the Porte.
NOTICE TO INC ADMiRALs.
CAEEA, March 1.-The foreign
admirals have received from the
ambassadors OF their respective gov
ornments at Coustsntiuopie com
munlcation explaining tho policy Of
Inc powers CONCERNING Crctsn
autonomy and the withdrawal Of
Greek forces from the island.
SCARCITY OF FOOD.
CANEA, March H. Fac Greet trans.
port Mykale aJer paTley with the
commander OF the British bhttleship
BaItl0ur has been allowed to land
stores sent by the Rod Cross society,
but she WAS not allowed TO land pro-
visions. Thre lie great scarcity OF iosd
in many quarters on account Of the
blockade maintained by the hsets.
The British consul hns received ~.
peals for brand from len places.
The commssou appointed 70 reor.
gsnize the European gen d'armes has
held a meeting but It has no funds
available to pay the men. Monisne-
grin gen d'armes refused TO serve on
promises OF being paid tur their ser.
vices In the future. Cone, quently II
Is considered probable that montene-
gtins will be dlsbHuded.
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Taylor Boo, Ia W. 1t South, st9ck
ana Real Esta's Brokers. Tel. 35S.
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Inv AhhSHN.
CHICAGO, Mar. la speeinl to Tn c
Tribune from Tallahassee, Fla, say q
from an incautious word dropped by a
prominent state official here Il was
ascerlalned tnnt the general govern
ment has been making arrangements
Tor some days past towards the quick
transportation OF federal troops
through Florida In case Of "neoes.
atty"
The story Ia that the railroads in this
state have been asked to cooperate
with the Northern liaGr, and have
special trains ready at IA moment's
notice 10 transport government troops
10 all points on the seacOaet.
IL 10 also stated that the Washington
authorities have been in oOmmnuiCa
lion with the state officials In regard
TO calling out tho state troops II nsces-
sary and to provide for the quick
transportation to points needed. II Is
uudeIsloud that tins has been going on
very quietly for the last week and
that ali arrangements have been COM
pleted, 80 that ut mcmeIPa notice
the troops could be thrown into
Tampa, Key West, 81. Augustine and
other coast towns ard Jacksonville.
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thereafter the earth and stone had been
thrown down the mou ntainside and
the train proceeded. Ii was one OF the
narrowest escapes ever recorded 10
railway history.
Governor and Mrs. Tanner who were
asleep in the rear coach were not APP
prised OF their narrow escape unit II
morning. They both expressed the
greatest interest in the affair and the
governor Inquired particularly concern
ing old Fitzpatrick.
Colonel John w. Gates, the magnste
OF the Illinois Steel company, knew
nothing of tho accident until late In
tho morning when he arose. When
informed 80 to how close he came TO
taking ride to death down the moun-
tain alds, his cheek blanched and his
lip tremhled nervously. He, too, In
quited into all the details.
As he IL q director Of the B. d q i,
there 10 little doubt that old Fitzpatrick
will hear more o, his heroism.