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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
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grbsroBber3os &arl 4usuft, ibm Be-
reits am 20. Nobember 1894 i'm Sobe
poransegangen NOR, folste iein @ntel,
Der bisberige grbgrobberaos Wilbelm
@rnit, in Der Resierung bon Su9fen<
Weimarz@iiena4
Ser nunmebriee GroBberaoa Wilz
belm @rnft itebt TIM Is. 2ebensiabre.
ST ipurbe am 10. sunni 1876 seboren;
fetn I'm apei Sabre iiinserer 8ruber
8ernbarb !9einri9 lit am 1. Sttober
1900 seftorben. Ser 9robberapa par
btsber Sberleutnant a la Suite bes
I. preuBif6en @arbsreeiments su
SUB, beg 5. tbiiringif9en ssnfanteriez
regiments Scr. "a, bes fd9fif6en &a>
acknowledgements unb bes ruffifden
Sragonerregtments Snaermanlanb
Nr. 80. Nnldbli9 feines 2esierunssz
antrttts tpurbe er bonn &aifer gum
Sberft a Ia Suite b%efDrbert. gr 1T
Sitter bes f0nisli9 preubif9en Orr
bens bonn S9naran Qbler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21

Stanton unb bann Srau 8loomer. bic
biefen S9ritt in ibrem 8latte ans
aeiste.
Del Nnselesenbeit bemG9tiste fi9
5uerft bic Nep gorter Tribune" unb
bann bic sefammte grefe bes Cans
bes. Die ertpGbnte 8~etleibung ems
pfins bic 8eaei9nuns r8loomerz3o<
ftiim," troB Der protefte Srau 8loos
mers, bab ni9t iie, fonbern Srau
Miler bic eisentli9e grftnberin Der
@epanbung lei.
5rau 8loomer, bic bas Roftiim
nod feds ober a9t Sabre trus, beraos
fpdter nit ibrem 9atten mad gounz
eli Bluffs, Sa., mo iie 1894 ftarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Anb fa golofnts Suhilaum.
DIE ,;BIoosssrs" f6nnsn bepsr nut so Sd1y
tbreS ReftebenS suri6bIt6ta.

DIE ,;sBIoosserS" f6mnsn bepsr uaf so Satire
ibres peaebens sariidSIt6en.
Die .Bloomers." iene hefpnbers BON
Rableriunsn Dfters beniibte Grauens
tra9t. fDnnen beuer nuf 80 Sabre
i9res 8eftebsns 5uriidbftden.
Sm Sanuar ober Sebruar 1851
bradte Der .Seneca gountp Courier
gu Seneca Sails, 81. g., einen 2eits
trtitel, in benz auf bic llnbequemli4>
teit unb 9efunbAettsf4dbli6teit Der
bamalisen Srauentletbuns binsetpies
fen unb bas Sraser tiirtif9er pantas
Ions nit einem turaen &leibe empfoh.
len tpurbe. Sn bemfelben Srte ers
itien felt 1848 aumonatli9 bic
.2ilp," bas erfte Blatt fir Srauers
redte. Die 9erausseberin unb Re'
batteurin Der r2ilp," Srau @melia
8loomer, beuubte ben %ertpdbnten 2ett.
artifel bes Courier" um in balb ern,
FER, balb fpDttif4er Deiie ihre 0ers
numbering bariber ausaubriiden. BOB
Der Rebatteur bes rgpurter." Der als
etn Gegner Der Granenbetpegung hs
taHut mar, in biefer Dirt fir bic less
tere einsetreten fei. Oie Jolge mar
cine fleine 3untrDDerfe 5pif9en ben
betben 8ldttern.
llnterpeilen erf9ien in ben Straz
BEN bes Stdbt9ens Seneca SONS
5rau Gliaabetb Smith Miner, 9o6ter
bes %betannten pb%ilantbropen unb fpds
teren 4onsrebmitsliebes 9errit Smttb
bon peterboro, 81. g., in turaem 3leibe
unb tiirtif9en 8eintleibern. Shr
folste in Der @nnabme Der Wobe bic
Grauenre4tlerin sSrau elizabeth CABIN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Sobn .. Rofefener.

Sobn .. &odefeGer.
sefolst tpare, bdtte fabelbafte Sutnz
men berf9lunsen. Dor biefem Rampfe
f9eute felbft Ro6sfeler auriid. Ct
fu9te frtebltden @erslet4, unb nit
9tlfe Morsans selang es benin au9,
ni9t nur bic Carnegie Steel gomz
panp aufautaufen, fonbern nit biefer
aud Die na@folsenben 9efeQf4aften
unter einen SUIT gu bringen: bic Tebez
raj Steel Company. bic National
Steel Company, bic 3epublic Sron
anb Steel Company, bic Mmertcan
Steel unb Wire Company, bic Mmeriz
CON Sbeet Steel Company. bic Mmeriz
CON Steel Scoop Company, bic Mmertz
can Sin plate Company, bic Qmeriz
can Bridge Gompanp, bic prefeb
Steel Gar Company, bic National
Sube Company unb bic @meriean Gar
anb Sounbrp Company.
Sas 9efdmmtfapital biefer @efel>
fdaften betrdgt $1,062 100000. tpoz
bon aIein auf bic Carnegie Steel
Company $320.OOO,O 900 entfalen.
BON ben @ftien unb Bombs Der lebtes
rem @efeni9aft seb0ren aber Mnbretp
Carnegie So prosent. 70 baB, ba bic
papiere biefer @sfeIf9aft on Der
80rfe nit $50 quotirt tperber, auf ieis
men QntbeiI ettpu $2O0.000.000 toms
men.
Die Carnegie Steel Company Be-
iiBt, auBer ibren sroBartisen tnbuz
ftrtellen Mnlaser, ibre eisenen Gragrus
ben unb RoblenlGnbereien. ibre eiaene
Giienbabn, tire eisene Dampferflots
title. iotpie $4,000 Older @asldnbe>
reien. sic fabriairt &obeifen, Spie.
seleifen, Mansaneiien, Stablz8 illets,
Srif9eifen, @ifenplatten, II. (. m.
Man brau1t nun aber ni9t su
sfauben, baB Carnegie p%ouftdnbta aus
Der Stablinbuftrie, in Der er cine 10
innpoiante Stenung einnabm, ausaes
f9teben lit. Seine Mftie,1 perber ein<
fa9 in berainsbare Bombs ur1aes
taui9t. Wiirbe er cine 8aarabreds
1uns perlansen unb erbalten, 10 tpiirs
ben ale @elbmdrtte Der Welt In &iirae
in ibrer @tenuns erf9iittert perben,
benr es sibt tetne 8ant in Der Welt.
bic cine Nntpetfuns fir $200,000.O00
mad furaer Si4t liquibiren fDnnte.
Die liquidation piirbe nabeau Elm
3ebntel bes norrGtbtsen Gelbes Der
Welt nebmen. unb Der Sransport Der
Summ-pirbe 20 Sra9tpasen ers
forbern.
Die Trdnsafttor bebeutet nihts=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Auf'H etltg.

u. (~telesrapbirt an fetnen Ssyreunb
9. In @Dttinsen): nSoeben elm Sunge
ei~nsetroffen. Mietbe mir bod fofort
eine Wpbnung; mub in uniperfitatse
ftabt. bamit ib ben S!ungen Bel feinsm
Gtnhium unter Muaen bab'."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21

Bel Der 9inri9tuns ein fur9tlofes We,
fen aur S9ar. gu ben l~1mftebenben
fagte er: sd bin beito9en" unb $50
i6aut, pie mein Sera rubis it'll" Na9
aineii19er Site bate Der Delinquent
nieber3ufnten. Oas Spbesurtbetl
tpurbe in 9ineiif9er Spra9e nerlefen,
alsbann tpurbe Der 0e~rurtbeilte ben
inbeimifden Strafpolsussbeamten
iiberseben. tporauf Der S4arfri4ter
benz Sobestanbibaten nit etnem 9ieb
bas Saupt bonn Rumpfs trennte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21

gu benz er bic Sbee anldbli9 ieiner
MnpeIenbeit Bel Der &rDnuna bes 3az
rem in Mostau i'm Sabre 1895 ems
pfins. ssSm ielben Sabre pobnte Miles
ManSbern europdifder 9eere Bel.
l1eber feline babel gema9ten 8eoba9z
tunser perDffentlidte' er bamuls Be-
ri4te, bic au9 in 2aientreiien aiems
It9es Muffeben erregten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Glan,enbe aarriere.

Der ,tadbite Gbei=@onitratteur Der ger. etaa'
ten:gearine-sin iameer sIsmtraI.
Mls Na9fOlser BEG btshertsen Gbefz
Ronftrutteurs Der Ser. Staaten=Maz
rtne, bes &ontre=@ bmirals pbiltpp
9i9born. Der i'm MGra 1901 bic OIL
terseren5e bon 81 Sabren errei6en
pirb, lit Der bisberise Slotten=&on
ftrutteur Srancis s. 8oples auserz
fehen.
Boobies 1T erf AZ Sabre aft; er
purbs am Z. Sttp5er 1853 in SPRING
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21

G%tfenbabnen, lit uniere aanae Habrtfs
inbuftrie abhdnsis. Cine 8etdmpfung
bes eisanttf9en unternebmens er=
f9eint aber po~rberbanb ausfi4tslos,
es lei benin. bab bic Stablinbuftrie in
ben @ibftaaten seniisenb erftartt, UNI
&onfurrena gu f4affen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
am nrr errte,s Ereubs.

Sunger Mrat Gals ct mad tpos
9enlansem persebliden Marten ben
eriten p~aiisnten i'm WarteSimmer er<
blidt): .Surrab-ber erfte patient!
Oer-pirb perfoffen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Der M6r0rr .. Kfttflers.

@iBt tein @erbreMen furdbtIos ano nsatbis
nit benz Sooe.
Wuf berfelben StelIe in Yefing, mo
Der Manbf9uzu Gn=bai
i'm Stunt b. s. ben beutf9en 9efanbs
ten Sreiberrn b. &etteler in b0berem
Quftrase meu9linss erfdob. fanb unz
ldnsft feline 9inri9tung ftatt.
Ser Delinquent, Der ben Nnitifter
bes Morbes nt9t aenannt bate, trua
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Derhrruttrttaatn0.

rSrau @9ulae, nollen Sic fi4
eisentIi9 NAL b~esraben ober Derbrenz
men lafen9"-5rau S9ulse:
sd BIN fiir's besraben = ben @er<
brennunsstob bente ia mir gu f4redz
Iim."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Aus ettter AnEpradte.

49,. unb 10 iiberreide i'd benin
Namens meines 0ereins unierem tbeus
rem 8%ruberperein biefen Gabnens
nasel, nit benz Wunf9e, bab Ct
tpa9ien, blii6en unb gebeiben mD9e!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Btu aHttp!

Isle perben bod aud gun, Wobl>
tbdttstettse aonsert Sbr Sderflein BEE
trasen, 9err 8ommeraienratb9" =
m@epiB-meine Srma tptrb finsea e
f9eenes lieb!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
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Weimars asuer 6rotbpr7pg.
De esltte : Naaioleer 2au Waeaite. 80
0reuuoeS Oae4heA.

Dim 8. Sanuar 1901 lit In Wetmar
@robber5og Rarl Mlerunber bon Sa9s
r>gifenad1 Der Senior Der
beutf4en Giiriten, i'm 80. Gebensiahre
seitorben. 9a fein einaiser Sobn, ber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Inbrem Garmegie.

Weli ie sefeben hat. sic sebtetet iiber
grDbsre &apitalmafen. als irsenb elm
9errf9er Der Welt. Del neue Sruft
tpntrolltrt cine gan5e Mrmee inbuz
~Ttrieler Solbaten, pom Bergmann Bis
gum Snsenieur. elm Seer. bas an 3ahl
bic ftebenbe beut19s Nrmee iibertrtfft.
Oas' %unsebeuere unternebmen TT
einem Streite apifden Nnbrep
Carnegie einerieits, fouie Sobn
.. Rockefeller unb unberen
Stablprobuaenten anbererfeits entz
Iprunsen unb tam bur9 bic 8ermittez
lung S. Piermont Morsans
gu Stanbe.
Die bpben preiie, pelde bic Stabl=
probusenten i'm Sriibiabre b. S. fir
,tbre GrseusniKe einfiibrten, batten Elm
Ra4lafen bes @ef9dfts our Solae.
Wls aber etlihe Stablprobuftions=9 ez
1eui9aften baraufbtn bic preife berabz
ieBsn poItea, brobte Carnegie, bab
er feline Sabrifation auf btefes unb
auf ienes Selb ausbebnen unb ienen
@eienl9aften &onturrena MAIDEN
tperbe. Inter Mnberem tpoIte CT etne
StablrDbrenfabrtf nit einem Roften=
aufpanbe bon $1,000, 900 erri9ten.
3unddft fu9te man ibm NIT fetnen
etsenen Waffen entgesen gu treten:
AUDI ibm tpurbe nit grri4tung rleuer
2lnlassn sebrobt. Iber es balf ri9ts.
Ser 3onturrenatampf, Der fi4erIi4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
=. =. KREA%.

Contractor fir Sampf@ unb Seiewaiier=
Sei;un9sapparate. Cute nnb superldl1ise
arbeit ltets 9%a1antlrt.
st. Gtptto. Witt,t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Commercial Hotel.
Gelb 5u Derleibem.

auf cultiuirte Sarms sesen lei9te
8ebinsunsen unb gu niebrisen Staten
@elb gu perleibeu. gs mirb fi9 Gu9
lebnen, BET mir porsuipre6en, rpenrt
Sbr cine anleibe auf Cure Sarm mos
den woIt.
1S II -. 9. German.
Office iiber Grfter NationaIbcnt. ct. gIoub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21

DurG essnf spifasu Ct. saui, RiansappIts. feIsas
Butte. Sppiane. Seattle nut gsrtlanb. &strbintvusta
ter rtflt& an Gntpunftsn fir bic arrttnai 9tsent,
Ortspn unt California guufts, Slasia. Sapaa nab
alma. gerttntunstn tn ben 3rtainssfdttsa far alt
6fliHsu unb fIbIt&en gunftt.
gnefIt& Iauftab Sefls& larftrt,
No. 11:25 a. m. sNo. 2 2:0S p. m.
tho. 8 11:15 a. m. mo. 4 1920 o. m.
enc. 8 for Willmar No. 6 arrives from
11:20 a. m. Willmar 10:55 g.. m
tho. z 11:20 p. IN. tho. s 4:4O q. m.
*No 12S for Sandstone 7:OO m.
Willmar accommodation will leave ST. Cloud
at $50 a. m, returning at 7:3S p. m.
No. 3, 4, Z and 8 run via Clea. water.
All trains arrive at and depart from new depot.
*Daily except Sunday.
tDaily.
Sir Rappen. 4idsts unb psttsrt Snfsrnattsa iprsai
Dor sttr f6retbt an
9. Or. Ssetse, 9. =. az. H.,
Ct. Glrub. 9qtna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
j. j. FRITZ,
81. Is: Photographic, -: Is.
ct. germaiufraRe, 81. Glono, Watuu.

@er elm natursetreues Bib ieiuer ielbf
,oer eine Sreunbess ooerSaniliengrnppe 9es
ua&t baben min, TONNE 81 mir. WaS bic
ehotperaohie. &nuft 81 Ieilten peruag,
ri mir mirs lie in leber Smiiht erprott.
aut rnr ,urertaii-t Nrbsu gesen biGt3
.retis I'm sene,stea 3uibrud, ulrb lebeten
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-17
STABBED BY FRIEND
Jack Livingstone Is Slashed
Across the Face by a Com
panion During Dispute.

In row last night Jack Livingstone,
an employee at the Rio Grande shops,
was slashed across the face with a
pocketknife by a companion, whose
name could not be learned. and severe
ly injured. The trouble originated in
Blocks saloon on Second South street,
and arose, it is said, over a dispute
between the two men,
Livingstone and his companion went
out on the street and the machinist.
1t is said. gave his antagonist the
worst of a fist fight. The companion
Followed him up the street and they
came to blows again. The stranger
pulled knife and slashed him across
the face
Livingstone fell to the pavement,
but his antagonist, instead of running
away, called a cab and took him to
st. Marks hospital and left him with
u. Langenberger, the night physician.
When the physician attempted to dress
the wound Livingstone refused to have
anything done, and, getting up, walked
out Of the hospital
Later he appeared in town and was
taken home by some of his friends.
policeman was told of the affair, but
no attempts were made to arrest the
man who welded the knife.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-17
ABOUT WYOMING OIL
Boise People Have Large Hold
ings and Are Enthusiastic
Over the Prospects.

c. A. Dinsmore, formerly city editor
of the Boise Statesman, but at present
/ interested in oil in the Fossil basin in
Wyoming, is in the city preparing for
a missionary campaign across the con-
tinent to exploit the wonders of the
Wyoming oil fields.
There is nothing in the world to
beat the fields in wealth and product
iveness," he said last evening. Boise
discovered early what the possibilities
were, and we have now three local
companies in that one field, and almost
every one in the city is interested finan-
cially. In the Fossil basin, which is
about five by seven miles in dimension,
there are forty oil springs from which
the highest grade of oil is seeping.
That the field should have remained
so long undeveloped is marvellous.
Things are humming now and by July
there will be seventeen wells in the
basin.
"CIose to the Consolidated we'll in
Senator Clark's property stands an old
abandoned we'll drilled something like
eight years ago. The senator knew
what was there, and gave a fellow a
piece of land in consideration of drill
ing 1000 feet to demonstrate. At some
thing like half that depth he made a
strike of oil and gas It simply blew
his rig, machinery and boiler to pieces
and ruined him. Today the casing pro-
jects a couple of feet above the ground,
and if one agitates the water in it and
holds match near, the fumes catch
fire.
There are plenty of other evidences
Of oil, too. I have some fine specimens
taken from the Consolidated well. Not
far away Clark's people dug a twenty
three-foot we'll over night it filled
with seven feet of water, on which nine
inches of oil had accumulated. It was
found impossible, and is today impOs-
sible, to bail out the oil. This spot is
forty-five miles from Evanston and is
not IN the disputed territory.
THE Boise people expect great things
from the rush to the Thunder Noun
tain country this spring. The chamber
Of commerce raised money to build a
road to that place, and we have It COM
pleted TO Bear valley. In the spring the
remaining thirty odd miles will be in-
1shed- A year ago it was necessary to
ford the Payette river once and Clear
creek eight times. Payette river has
been bridged, Clear creek has been
bridged twice and the road changed so
IS to do away with the other fords. In
spite Of what we have done, there will.
of course, be considerable travel by
way Of Salmon City and by other
routes"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-17
CONGRESS TO THANK SCHLEY
Continued from Page -

garded the executive sessions of the
senate as a farce. He did not think
there was any occasion under ordi-
nary conditions for secret session of
the senate. Despite every effort of
the senate, the American people OBJ
tanned reports of secret sessions. While
his resolution, he believed, would be
shelved. he was of the opinion that
executive sessions will become a part
of the tradition and rubbish of this
great people Of ours"
can Ancient Barnacle.1
Mr.. Mason of Illinois conceded with
the view expressed by Mr.. Clapp and
declared that the senate's executive
sessions were AN ancient baTnacle"
which ought to be swept away. Mr..
Mason was interrupted by Mr. Money
of Mississippi, who raised a point of
order against discussion of the sub
ject in open session, but finally the
resolution was referred, on motion of
ar. SpoOner of Wisconsin to the COM
mittee on rules.
Then, at 12:12 p. M, the senate went
into executive session, and at 6:2S ad-
journed as a mark of respect to the
memory of the late Representative
BrOsius of Maine.
Knox is Confirmed.
The senate, IN executive session, with
out the formality of a roll call, con-
firmed the nomination of Attorney
General Knox.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-17
H0AR DEFENDS KNOX
Senate Has a One sided Debate
on Confirmation of the At
toTney General.

Washington, Dec. 16.--Just before ad-
journment tonight the senate confirmed
the nomination of Philander c. Knox to
be attorney general of the United States
| The nomination of Mr. Knox was taken
up when the senate first went into ex-
ecutive session a few minutes after L
| O'Clock, but the point was made that
there first should be action on the Hay
Pauncefote treaty under the agreement
reached last Thursday. The virtue of this
plea was conceded and a tentative agree
! ment was made that further COnsidera-
tons of the nomination should be post
poned until tomorrow
When, however, the senate had dis
posed Of the treaty, the attorney generals
| nomination was again called up. The
discussion OF il turned upon a motion
made by Senator Jones of Arkansas to
recommit the nomination to the commit
tee on judiciary in the meantime pub
fishing the testimony bearing on the case.
speeches In favor of this proposition
We're made by Senators Jones and Turner
and in opposition by Senators HOar and
Pettus- 1t was cOntended by the two
senators last named that the only evil
den-e presented against confirmation had
been filed by members Of the Antitrust
league and was very vague and indefinite
The senators favOTing the motion said
that if this were true there could be no
objection on the part of friends of the
attorney general to placing all the facts
within reach of the public, and the more
time the committee should give to the
subject the more thoroughly the public
would be convinced Of the fairness of its
position, when ultimately taken. They
dwelt at some length upon the charge
made that the attorney general previous
to entering upon the duties of that office
had been attorney for the United States
Steel corporation and the armor plate
manufacturers. In reply to these accu-
satiOns it was said that II was legitimate
for an attorney in private life to repre-
sent any interest in his Official capacity
and il was argued that his position as
counselor for those interests could not be
used legitimately against him in con-
necttOn with his nomination to position
under the present administration. So
long as he had conducted himself with
propriety his relationship as an attorney
should not be used TO his injury as an
official. The motion to recommit was
lost. The ballot stood 43 TO Z. There was
no rOlcau on the motion to confirm.
which Immediately followed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-17
suecsssfuI Tests at Sea.

New York, Dec. 16.-The Cunarder
Etruria, which has just arrived here,
was ic communication for more than
i've hours in midocean with her sister
ship the Umbria. Long before either
shlo sighted the other their command
ers were conversing by the MarcOui
wireless system. The position of each
ship was known On the -t.ser hours be-
fore their main trucks showed above
the horizon. The Etruria left Liverpool
on Dec = the same day the Umbria
steamed out Of New York. They vera
$50 miles east-northeast of Sandy
Hook when they passed each other last
Wednesday, or in latitude 1917 and lon
gitude 51.e7. Five hours before that.
ar when they were fully 100 miles
apart. the receiver on the EtTuria be-
gan to click warningly. The operator
uepned, and then the word "Umbria"
was slowly spelled out on the Etrurias
Instrument Then followed the I'm
hria's location. The Etruria replied,
giving her location. which showed her
10 be fully 100 miles away from the
other vessel. The Umbria sent her
number of passengers. the fact that al
was well ard the latest news from New
York The Etruria sent word o. the
burning Of the great Liverpool ex-
change quadrangle, which occurred on
Dee. s while the Etruria was lying in
the Mersey
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-17
He Is eoing to Europe.

London, Dec. 1s.--A cable dispatch
has been received here from St. Johns,
n. r. announcing that Signor Marconi
VEN sail for England Dec. IS.
At the esdquarters here Of the in
yentor OF wireless biography T. was
said today by the officials in charge
that the experiments at St. Johns so
far as they know, are all over. They
90 not expect to hear any further de-
tails until Signor Marconi arrives IN
London. It was said that storms en-
both sides Of the Atlantic had serious
IL interfered with the work which the
offcfslC ~ would have been much
more satisfactory under normal YEA
ther conditions. the PoidAu, Cornwall.
station having been seriously damaged
by nigh winds.
TIE on1cials at Roldhu refuse to con-
firm or deny the tr-Ith Of the reports
from ST. Johns that messages had been
received there fror Cornwall by wire
less biography. They profess com
plete ignorance OF the success or fail
IRE Of the experiment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-17
NYE MADE PRESIDENT.
University Club Elects Officers
Plans For New Home.

university OluD ElecCS UmceTS-
Plans For New Home.
The election Of officers at the Uni
versity club last evening resulted as
follows:
President-GeOrge L. Nye. Urbana.
SO.
Vice Dresident-Frank Pierce, Will
liams. 81
Secretary-George Jay Gibson. Yale,
80.
Treasurer-W. c. Shoup. Yale. 90.
Chairman social committee-George
y. Lawrence. Boston university "a
Chairman house committee-Fred
Lyon. University Of Prague. Sc.
Chairman finance committee-Jay T
Harris. University of Illinois, 81.
Membership cOmmittee-George A.
Eaton. Harvard 80: Graham F. Put
nan. Columbia, IS: Ledyard NJ. Bailey.
AdeiDeTt "a; Richard II. Browne. Trim
ity college, Dublin. 81; George H.
Smith, University Of Michigan. 90.
The greater part of the time was
spent in discussing ways and means
for the building Of the new club house
on State street, just south OF the Alta
club. Work viii commence on the
building in the spring. The estimated
cost is $4,000, but il was agreed that
In order to carry out the plans Of the
club at least $4,000 must be spent This
amount would include furnishing.
The finance committee has some work
ahead before the funds needed will be
available. No difficulty is ANTICIPATED.
however. The balance between the
money which can be raised by direct
subscription and the amount needed
win be secured by floating bonds.