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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-03
GROSVENOR SAYS
HE DIDN'T SAY TT

Kansas City. No. July General
Charles H Crosvenor of Ohio, speak
ing to a reporter Of the utterances re-
garding the third term question i'm
puted to him. said:
Il was misreDresented. The inter-
view published was distortion of a
mere statement of historical facts re-
garding WashingtOn's reasons for not
accepting a third term. which I made
TO party of young men. 7 viii not
say, and I have not said. whether
think Mr.. Mckinley could be elected
again, but I do say that in my judg-
ment no man viii ever be elected to a
third Term"
General Crosvenor is en- route to
Winfield, Kan. where he viii deliver an
address on July 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-03
SING SING PRISONERS
TERRoRIZED BY TORNADO.

New York, July A tornado struck
the shore of the Hudson river near Os-
shining, y. Y, this afternoon, cutting a
path two miles or more long and several
hundred feet wide. All along its course
trees were upTCOtsd. building UnrOOfed
and windows blown in No houses were
were there any fatalities, as far as can
be learned.
The tornado embraced practically the
whole village and the Sing Sing prison
was in the very center of the storm 3
path. There was great excitement and
much damage.
Almost every window on the water
side of the prison was blown in. md The
rain and yellow mud sJOOped up by the
wind was driven through the prison IL
every direction.
The prisoners had sust been locked in
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New York, July 2.-The World says:
AS result of the many threats against
his life by anarchists, an indefinite
leave Of absence has been granted Clio
vanni Branchi, the italian consul gen
eral in this city 1t is said that he has
gone back to Italy, where he will re-
main until the Paterson reds" are less
active. For weeks before he left the
consul employed guards and kept his
place of residence secret. His personal
mail was received at the Lotus club,
but he was seldom seen there, and sent
a messenger daily to get his letters.
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KENTUCKY TOWNS SUFFER
FROM SHORTAGE OF ICE

Louisville. KY. July 2.-The ice
shortage in Louisville and scores of
small Kentucky towns is getting to be
very serious. The decision of local
dealers yesterday to fill no more out of
town orders at present in order to pro-
tect patrons at home. was followed to-
day by the announcement of two large
dealers that their supply was ex-
hausted.
There has as yet been no great suf-
feTing in Louisville owing to the
famine, but dozens Of towns IN the
state are entirely without ice and there
Is little hope fer any relief though big
orders have been placed in the north
for immediate delivery
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THREATS FROM ANARCHISTS DRIVE
ITALIAN CONSUL FROM new YORK

The Italian consulate is left in charge
Of the vice consul and is carefully
guarded. All visitors are closely in
spected and questioned as to their bust
ness in an outer office. Only those who
satisfy the inqUisitOr that their bust
ness is of a legitimate character are
admitted to the presence of the acting
consul. He. to. it is alleged, has re-
Gently changed his residence, keeping
his present abode secret
Tt was the activity of Consul Branch
in exposing the plot to kill King Hum
bert that turned on him the hatred Of
the anarchists
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their cells for the night when the blast
hit the place They set up an awful
bowling and screa ming. Their terror
was intensified when moment after the
windows were blown in there was a rim
ping and roaring sound ov The wind tear
ing off the roof of the administration
building. The roof of a shop was also
torn away.
Through the village trees were torn up
b yThe roots. Some Of these were large
ana some of them were hurled into
houses, crushing in the sides and carry
ing away pOrches and caves.
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WOULDN'T DANCE
AND WERE MASSACRED

London, July 2-MaH advices from
Bona" says the Antwerp correspondent
of the Daily Express, ~pring news of the
trial there of two Belgian officers ac-
cused of demanding, while in a scate OF
intoxication, that the chief of a Congo
village should compel all the women o.
the place to dance Cor their amusement,
and when he refused, killing him with
their Tevolvers and then massacreing
the women"
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Patents and Pensions.

Washington. July 2.-Harvey G. Hull
Iinger Of Vernal Utah. has been grant
monthly.
Patents issued today: Utah--Abra-
ham l. Rich. Salt Lake, coffee pot.
Idahc-Elmer z. Albert, malt rotary
engine: Elias s. Herrington, Payette,
fish scaling implement; George D. Pot
ter, Wallace, dumping barrow.
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Not only was new record for Var
sity Fights made, but what is more re-
markable the four leading crews in
the race each broke the old record by
many seconds. The race was rowed in
water that was phenomenally advan-
tageOus and while this may have
helped the time, still il did not seem
to assist the freshmen who rowed IN
der almost the same conditions.
Was Exciting Race.
The Varsity race was the most ex-
citing of the day, although the other
two with much uncertainty over the
winner, caused a furry. The fact that
Pennsylvania had been picked as a sure
winner of the fOur-Oa event, but
that Cornell beat her out easily, whet
ted the appetite OF the thousands upon
the shore and observation trains for
tho other contests.
The phenomenal feature of the races
is that had not the Cornell freshme1
boat broken in the last half mile, Cor
nell would then have had three vic
tories to her credit.
Columbia is happy tonight for her
Oarsmen have gone up from very bad
last place to the second place in a six
handed contest, after giving the win
ners q hard fight.
GEORGETOWN. q new rival for hOnors,
and to whom little attention had been
paid, got into the time record and hung
on to the leaders with tenacity that
surprised everybody.
Pennsylvania was never in the race
with its second crew, and Syracuse,
with its very light oarsmen, was out
classed.
The varsity race was one of the
6erccst struggles ever witnessed in col
Iege aquatics, and had any one of the
cravs in the lead failed because Of
physical weakness, the tail-enders were
ready TO take its place, and make good
time at thai. As it was although the
roe was one of the most severe ever
rowed. there was not a sign of distress
in any boat.
It was nsinute after $50 when the
six varsity crews lined up at the start,
there being slight delay because OF
1r-ontl,,,ed. On page n
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Pillow TRUST THROWS
MEN OUT OF WORK

Minneapolis. Mimi. July 2.-As a re-
suit Of the pillow consolidation. It is ex-
pected that nearly 100 mort hwestern
travelling men viii be forced to look for
new positions. About fifty OF these
today travel out of Minneapolis.
The release of these statesmen will
constitute the largest wholesale dis
charge since the tobacco trust was
formed.
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Mail - &c Rlondiks-

Washington. July 2-Fhe postoffIce de
psrtment announced today that summer
mail service is now in operation oetweeu
Lake Bennett. 3. c., and Dawson. in the
Yukon territory. Tt : being performed
under the same con5idons as last yea
and is open to all classes of mail origin
ating in Canada and the United States
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Examinations For Lieutenantcies.

Washington. July 2.-SecretaTy Root
expects to have all the candidates for
first and second Iieutenants in the reg
Mar army ordered for exa animation be-
fore the president leaves for Canton
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HANGED HIMSELF
WITH SUSPENDERS

Chicago. July &C II. Williamson. a
commercial traveller, representing the
Corbin Cabinet Lock company OF New
Britain. Conn hanged himself with his
suspenders today at his hotel. He left
letters addressed to his wife and en-
ployer. No reason for the deed is known.
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7. d. KILBTRN.

Superintendent of Banks.
The Niagara bank Was organized sept
Il, 1891. 1t had a capital of $4,000. The
officers are: President, p H Griffin:
vice president. NJ NJ Darke; cashier.
William Thayer.
The chairman Of the clearing house
committee, s NJ. Clement said this morn
ing 1T should be distinctly understood
thar the closing of the Niagara bank to-
day has been brought about solely by
reason Of its close connection with the
City National bank, us president hay
ing been vice president Of the City Ma
tiona9. and thar no other bank here IS
affected.
at the meeting of the clearing house
committee yesterday, ut the close Of bus
mess, the Niagara oank was the only
bank that applied -or any assistance.
and arrangements We're made TO give the
assistance asked for, pending the report
this morning 0E the banking department.
as 10 the sOlvency Of the bank.
Mr. A.4burn, the superintendent of
banks, on his arrival ia town this Morn
ing, became satisfied that he bank could
not set through with the assistance
asked for, and accordingly directed that
the bank be closed in order to best pro-
tect all Interested.
Bank Superintendent Kilburu said. 81
have closed this bank because think Il
insOlVent The main reason for the fail
ure is the failure Of the City National
bank This bank IS involved in that 10
an extent not yet to be announced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-03

Waterloo. Ia. July "A Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern train struck
Ollie Huffman. Joe G0liinvaux, o. c.
ThOTsen and Joe Hurley. near Waterloo
tonight. killing the first three outright
and fatally injuTing Hurley. The men
were plasterers and were returning from
work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-03
VIOLENT STORMS
RAGE IN THE EAST.


MiddlesbOrO, KY, July "A violent
storm resembling a tornado wrought
havoc across Cumberland Gap. in Pow
ellis valley. A half dozen small farm
houses were demolished. together with "a
loss or life, but particulars have not yet
been obtained. Perry Smith was killed
BY lightning. Crops We're seriously dam
aged by the wind in various places.
The path of the storm last night was
along POWelIs river, the farming COM
The homes of Charles Mayhiug and John
Winston were blown down. but the oc-
cupants escaped. No further loss of life
has been reported.
Des MOines, Ia. July "A severe
winGstOrm passed over the central por-
ton of Iowa last evening, doing consider
able damage TO farm property. In Perry
the roof Of the Stuart hotel, q three
story brick structure, was blown off and
large number of barns and sheds suf-
fered- In Cambridge the wind took the
tent of Lamont BrgtaAzrs' circus luu tare
it to pieces. In Dalles Center four barns
were destroyed. Reports are coming i'm
of damage to crops and property in the
country. At many points the corn was
severely injured.
New York. July st. Agnes church.
Brooklyn, was destroyed TODAY by fire
the walls of the church which was
fashionable one, are left standing. Loss.
S254O00.
Saginaw, Mich, July George Daven-
port, a former state senator and one Of
the most prominent men i'm this section
Of the state, was killed by lightning.
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Trial Tin Of the- Biddle.

Bath. Ne July 2-The official trial
trip Of the torpedo boat Biddie was held
TODAY The contract speed was . knots
and it was unOfficially stated that she
averag ed 2S.6 knots during two-hours
spaed run.
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eompers is Improving.

Washington. july President Con
feresi conclusion Of the brain as re-
suit of a fan from street car last week,
is progressing rapi iiy toward recover
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New York July 2-The directors Of the
United States Steel corporation declared
a dividend OF ia per cent on the preferred
stock and a dividend Of per cent on the
common stock The dividend on the pre-
felred is payable Aug. and that on the
common on Sept L.
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President Goes to Canton Friday.

washington. July Mrs Mckinley
continues to improve in health, and ali
ARRANGEMENTS are perfected for the Dresi-
dlrst and his wife 10 leave here Friday
nig.l fo~ canton for the summer.
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BIG BOAT RACE IS
Won BY CORNELL
New Varsity Record is Made on
Hudson River.
WAS EXCITING CONTEST
WISCONSIN PICKED FOR A WIN
NER, CAME IN THIRD.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y, July 2.-The in
tercollegiate boat races over the Hdd-
son river course were decided today as
follows:
Varsity Eight-Cornell first, time,
1888 1-5, Columbia second, time, 1S;5S;
Wisconsin third, time, 1906 As;
Georgetown fourth, time, 1921 lest
previous record for Varsity Fights was
1874 3-5. No time was taken for Syria
cuse and Pennsylvania, who were many
lengths behind.
In the Varsity four. Cornell was
first, time, 1888 So; Pennsylvania sec
ond. time, II As 20; Columbia third,
time. 1851 3-5. The best previous rec
ord for this distance was 1871 is.
In the Freshman race Pennsylvania
was first, time. 1920 2-5; Cornell Sec
ond, time, 1923; Columbia third, time,
1926 1-5; Syracuse fourth, time, 1914.
The previous record for Freshmen
eight was $685..
The first crews in the Varsity eight
rowed the following strokes during the
race:
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Fire at Spokane.

Spokane, Wash. July Wv. C. Ashen-
letters lumber mill burned to the ground
at j O'Clock this morning. The fire Is be-
lieved to be OF incendiar5- origin. Loss.
SIS. 0o9; insurance, S6te5.
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KANSAS THE HOTTEST PLACE
m THE UNITED STATES.

Kansas city. July 2.-The tempera-
ture at 9 p. m. was 100 degrees. and
there was very little breeze. -Four heat
were reported. none fatal
A number OF. horses died on the street.
The prospect for continued hot weather
tomorrow and en- che Fourth OF July
Is good.
The highest official temperatures IN
the United states today were reported
|.-o,tir,,ea IN Page q
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date Set For KYLE Funeral.


Aberdeen. s. D. July 2 The funeral Of
Senator Kyle will be held on Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock.
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THREE Men ARE STRICKEN
BY A BOLT OF LIGHTNING
Seek Refuge From Storm and Find Death Under a
Great Sycamore Tree.
Terrible Crash Was Heard for MeS-BOdeS Of Victims in
No Wise Mutilaed

st. Louis, No, July "A bolt of light
ming instantly killed three men. fatally
injured a boy and seriously injured a
man and a boy, members of a St. Louis
fishing party who had sought refuge
from the fierce storm of this afternoon
beneath the shelter Of a massive syCa-
more tree on the bank Of Dead creek, at
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Albert Leidenger, II years old
The men and boys gathered around a
tall sycamore stree 80 feet from where
they had been fishing. Suddenly the Tree
was wrapped with brilliant light. The
crash hich followed was heard for
miles. When the citizens OF CapOKia dis
covered the party they found three OF
them dead, and had much difficulty IN
resuscitating the others
None of the bodies were badly marked,
the lightning showing its effects prin-
cipally on the feet Of each member Of
the party The point of contact vas at
the waist line of each Individual. ira
versing the legs in each instance and es-
Gaping into the earth.
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ANOTHER BANK CLOSED
Affected by the Suspension of the
City National Of Buffalo.

Buffalo, \. Y JuIy 2-The Niagara
bank. a state institution. has closed is
doors. The following notice has been
posted on the doors:
I have closed and taken possession Of
this bank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-03

of rain fell. 90; Cincinnati. 90; Daven-
port, Ia, %; Des Moines, "a; Indian
Rock, Ark, 90; Memphis. "a: New or
leans, "a; New York, 50; North Platte.
NeO., 9S; Fitchburg, 81; Pittsburg, %;
SALT Lake, SO; Springfield, H., 90; st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-03
The Dead.

William InghaUser, % years old.
John J. J. Graft. is wears.
Louis Stern, 26 years.
Fatally Injured.
BENNY Eggiin, Is years old.
Seriously Injured.
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Weather Today.

Forecast for Salt Lake Today ]
Conditions unsettled; probably fair
weather; continued warm. >
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Silver and Lead

SILVER. 5qisC per ounce
Gamer. l5a4c per Dornd
lead. A. 5. & r. Co price, So.sVi New
york exchange, SA0'52-
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Acting Chief, United states Weather
Bureau.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-10
The Worlds Work for July.

The Worlds Work for July covers
its broad field n It's asa2! concise way,
laying stress throughout upon It's self
stated doctrine of the doing Of things.
]. ID. Wnelpey writes OF the relations
Of the United States with Canada.
Sydney Brooks Of the strength OF the
French Republic, Booker [. Washing
ton Of Hampton's great work in Negro
education, and e. 2. Tolman Of a
striking industrial community in Eng
land which he calls a s'trust for social
betterment" Prof. Bailey. Of Cornell,
tells OF the reVolutionin farming which
the new teaching is making, and Ear
Mayo, Of the picturesque and practscle
"Guod Roads train. Senator Nc
Laurin gives concise Interpretation
of the new industrial and political
South, a them and writer Of partic-
ular interest at this time.
OF the departments, The March a
Events consider among other topics
the Supreme Court decision, church
creed revision, the labor troubles, and
the problems ia Cuba, China and else
where which the month has brought
forth. The magazines illustrations
are feature.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-10
LUZONEOG
Real Estate for Sale.

S3OOO-Buys choice lot on Spruce
street, size 43 feet inchesx100.
$225O-Buys choice lot on High
street, size 45x90.
S4OO-Buys choice lot on Beech
urst avenue, size 25x100
$5OO-Buys choice lot on Beech
urst avenue, size 25x100.
$6OO-Ruys choice lot on Beech
urst avenue, size 25x100
$300-Buys a choice lot on Beverley
avenue, size 40x100
$300-Buys choice lot on McLane
avenue, size 40xl00
$250-Buys a choice lot on Grant ave-
nue., size 40x100.
$200-Buys choice lot on Grant ay-
enue, size 40x100
$25o-Buys a choice lot on Beverley
avenue, size 40x100.
Other valuable pieces of real estate.
JOSEPH Ill. MILLS,
Real Estate e ms. Agent.
Office-Brock, Red & Wade Build
ing, opposite Post Cttiee.
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Get Your Moneys Werth.

Don't accept the unauthorized
statements of interested parties as TO
the proper return route from the San
FRANCISCO meeting of the Epworeh
League next July. This will be a
grand meeting and the low rate OF
$50 90 Chicago TO San Francisco with
return via the celebrated Shasta
Northern Pacific route will give you
the opportunity of q lifetime. Study
your railroad geography for yourself
and learn that to see Portland. Ia
coma, Seattle, Spokane, Helena or
Butte, Yellowstone Park and Duluth
or the twin cities Of st. Paul and
Minneapolis, you must have'tickets
from Portland eastward via the
Northern Pacific Ry. Send cents in
stamps to Chas. S. Fee, St. Paul.
Mimi, for Wonderland 1901 and an
Epworth League map folder This is
the road that operates, between Port
land and St. Paul, the Crack Train Of
the Northwest. THE North Coast
Limited"
-
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-10
EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION.
San Francisco, CAL, July 1871, 1901

San Francisco, CAL, July 1871, 1901
Wbca planning your trip don't for
get that the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway IS the most popular, best
equipped and safest railroad in the
Northwest. On all of its through
lines Of travel this railway runs the
most perfectly equipped tains sleep
ing, parlor, dining, free reclining
chair cars and coaches. Its the only
line with electric reading lights 10
each berth in the sleeping cars run
between Chicago, st. Paul and Min
neapois, and between Chicago and
Omaha.
All regular travellers know aud APP
preciate the merits Of The Chicago
Milwaukee x st. Paul Railway. In
purchasing your tickets see that they
read via this line, and y0uFareassured
the very best Of service.
For rates, descriptive lite nature, etc.
inquire Of your local ticket agent Or
address John K. Pott, District Pas
senger Agent. $40 Park Building,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
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BELL & Co.

THE example set to every one by
the life and habits of J. V. Thomp-
son of Uniontown is full of Profit for
those who may take heed by them.
He has been one of the hardest work
ers in his county and by means Of his
tireless zeal he has become one Of the
richest men in the state. People who
sit still and kick about the luck which
has attended the efforts o. others will
seldom get any where in the world
while those wh0 work early and late
making every moment count are the
ones who WA 2et there sooner ov
later.
FOX Ea3He8@t
Hirschmans IS he place
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Best Building Sand
To be Had Anywhere

have for sale fine white beaded
sand for plastering; when screened
beats Cheat River sand. It has more
body and grit than the crushed
sand Also sand for stone and brick
work in any quantity.
Street paving sand in large or small
quantities.
Sand delivered anywhere in Nor
gantown proper for and cents. In
South Park at 5 and cents.
JOHN +. KEENER,
Bell phone 81. Lock Box 612
Most careful attention to all orders.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-10
MONONGAHELA RIVER.
Pittsburg. Brownsville and
Geneva Packet Co.

For the most delightful trip from
pittsburg by water, take one Of the ele-
CANT steamers OF this company, leaving
their wharf, foot Of Smith, ED street
daily, except Sunday, at p m. and
Sunday at 80 a. m, going through to
Morgantown. W. Va.
teamer Adam Jacobs, Cox, master
Steamer g. Woodward, Jacobs,
master.
Steamer James G. Blaine, Beazeli,
master.
Fare. round trip, including meals, 81.
Round trip tickets to III points. Mon
ongabela scenery is unsurpassed. Fol
particulars address
s. s. GRAHAM, Gen. Man,
Brownsville, Pa.
1 WOODWARD Parks, Agt.,
Pittsburg, Pa
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anted.

A snap for students during summer
months. Three TO five hundred dol
lars easily made before school com.
mences. For full particulars call on
or address. CHAs. A. FOWLER,
KingMoad. ". Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-10

Mr. Cleveland's Venezuelan arti-
cles prove positively that his course
in that matter was not only abso
lutely justifable but also that moth
ing else could have been done with
safety and honor to the Republic
But no American really doubted
this.