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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
D. P. THOMPSON is DEAD.
Was al Inc Time United States Min
ister TO Turkey.

ister to Turkey.
Portland ore. Dee 1L-Hon. d. p.
Thompson, well known capitalist and
cx-Cnited States minister TO Turkey, died
carly this morning. ar. Thompson was
born I'm Ohio in 1854 He came TO Oregon
in 1852 Walking every step of the way
across the continent. Tn 1874 lie was am
pointed governor of Idaho territory BIZ
President Grant and during the latter
uart of President HacrisOns admiuistra-
zion DE served as United States minister
So Turkey During the carly 't0s Mr.
THOMPSON was president of seventeen ma
tional banks IN the northwest al one
time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
Bareains 81 Wsn,s -

Ties. silk and satin, all shapes, up to
SLIGO qualities-50c
SusDnnders in individual boxes S5e.
Kid Gloves S8c today.
AT WALKERS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
Extremes
Washington Star.

Extremes frequently meet in this life,
said the ready made philosopher
"Frequently2' echoed Mr. StOrmingt0n
Barnes. "I have been sadly impressed by
the affinity for high art and low re-
ceipLs"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
So the Coueh
80 Works - e {

UIIlI " q =" VI NliE W.T.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, No Pay.
Price % cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
Wireless Tslerranhv.

New York, Dec 13.-By the use of
General Baden-Powenfs system of kites
it is believed Mareoni can send mes
saees ]. 600 mile.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
New Unions Represented.

Delegations from the newly formed hack
drivers. leather workers, teamsteFs' and
horse shOers' unions were seated for the
first time, making the representation
present that of twenty unions in as many
departments of industry.
The final arrangements for the big ball
to be given by the federation next Thurs
day night were completed and the mem
bers are preparing for a great social ses-
sion. The proceeds are to be used in the
work of building up new unions in unOr-
gauized trades
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
Up 10 s1.75 Waistings csc

ENTIRELY new Wool Waistinga, beau
uul colorirgs SIPS, $50 and S1.75 a
yard kiuds-eSc today
AT WAEKER's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
ADpearances.
washington star.

washington starr
Clothes cannot make the man." We see
IL stated Oft at every turn.
But they lake what others think he IS
point of vastly more concern.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
ROMEO & JULIET IN REAL LIFE.
Romance is Repeated in Love Story
Of Helen Kelly and Frank Gould.

Marie st. Felix in New York WorId.)
Romance, like history, repeats itself in
the delightful story Of Helen Kelly and
Frank Jay Could story teeming with
interest and romantic situations
But slightly the senior of the renowned
daughter of the Capulets rich ia
beauty tall, slender, WinsOme, vivacious
and adorable. Helen Kelly closely 1e-
sembles the yoUngful juliet OF Shakes
pearean fame, futtering a the call Of
cupid into the arms OF Romeo, OF the
house of Montagu.
For in Olden days the Goulds and
Kelys We're as bitter enemies as ever the
houses Of MOntagu and Capulet Who
could foresee that a Capulet would give
her heart to q Montague Who could ever
have believed that the granddaughter Of
Eugene Kelly and the son OF Jay Gould
would one day kneel at the altar to
pledge their trOth to one another!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
THE WEST POINT TRAINING.

For in minute there are many days"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
Public omcials Send Letters.

A communication was received from
Secretary John y. Long acknowledging
the receipt of resolutions adopted by the
body, calling upon government officials
and congress to labor for the enactment
of laws authorizing the building and re-
pairing Of war ships at government navy
yards instead of by contract. In the
same connection Senator KeaTns and
Congressman Sutherland wrote promising
their support.
1t was voted that as union labor has
nothing to hide from the public that the
barrier of secrecy hitherto maintained
should be removed and representatives Of
the daily press be admitted to the floor
ri all tfrnas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
Up to S1.75 Waistings csc.

Entirely new Wool Waistings, beau
tiful colorings. S1.25, $3.50 and $1.75 a
ysrd kinds CSC today
1T WALKERS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
CALL FOR A HALT
IN THE B0ER WAR
Labor Men Ask Roosevelt to
Step In.
SCORE BRITISH METHODS
LETTERS READ FROM LONG,
KEARNs AND SUTHERLAND.

Two thousand union workmen of Salt
Lake City, through their representatives
in the Utah Federation of Labor, adopted
resolutions last night petitioning Presi-
dent Roosevelt to use his good offices in
bringing about termination of the BOer
war. Conditions in the concentration
camps established by the British war
department were denounced as 'inhuman,
unchristian and barbarous to a degree
which is shocking to modern civilization
The suggestion was made that the time
has arrived when such difficulties should
and can be settled by other and better
means than the agencies Of war"
An expression of thanks was voted
President Roosevelt for the stand he has
taken to protect the country from the
invasion Of cOOlie and other undesirable
immigrants
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-14
GEORGE DEWEY-
Dewey Will Not IN.

Admiral Dewey was seen late to-
night and declined to make any state
ment concerning the courts findings.
He said that the court was not dis
solved and that he was still bound bv
his oath of secrecy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04
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rK1ss a-v.-s s-1u.1 Pt--lzs. bc-is
1zz ocse- s----lczs t1-1E TEls .
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5s5lsocs -.ich - egwezs tzEs. % -
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49, tz=.c--s 10 r==s,-F-1Z Is coz
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a - t.Esls - sever cz-s= Erl--E
C-z--s % -s--=ss sac Ills CrV
DIX S.1r-
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Enssa-r---- r C. De- I--D@lsiE1-s
F-y-- .1.1ny t-t-us:1ee. = -s@ s1'zse
~ rrs-r sr1.seo.o.. 20 Osissc--A N1
.-urlsa-c e zE.s ,cr TIE 2ss7-pc1,-
q t.e I-saH- TerT-1-T scE @ A. a -
t--. s1.s- T.e sEl S--vt.ss t.Es aftsr
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rrrFs--t1- SAL - 80 n O-.-Ae.s--A
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tio- s.--l. fal % EErss u51- cc--
s-ir-.5,-- a secn1. c1cvs-t-5z -1y -
ezuss- Ths s--. c-sz-ss a. i-ts--al rev
s--s sis-r1-- O. -ci--e OsL-10-A
1lo-s- s1,-s=e cn1-- .-s-lcss Il Ok
ilko=a 1fts- s-A,ss1.o1 g zccc-r-isa-
-. a. 1.-se-s1 o .lTste t.e s-1te -
s-ts s-sl-a1 tlserr,--s Al q t.e reg
IA srare r@css az c-sztst- Flyu-
III --re zc.icz q tks I'll a. IL
--x- -sr1Lnr -e~-i1E % ~ co=-l-tee
oz rzrrit1-lss-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04
Hss a Gce1 Tire.

Al. s-sll wanted 70 st;snt a party.
81. -As afraid 70 co 50 OF Sccou,t q
pains IN hIs stozAch. Which ke fea-
I'd rould grow worse. He says. !
wss telling ny troubles 20 la-F
frfert. ~ho szid. CHAMBER AIN Cole
ChoIe-z Ant D.arrho-A Remedy al
pat you IN ccncition fOr TIE party. ]
t-oush, q bottle ard take pleasure n
s-AunE that tEo doses cured re Ant
enabled re 20 have q good the a;
TIE party NJ sneu is a resident o.
Sumner Hill. y Y This remedy q
for sale ~ City Drug store. p J
RAEs~y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

D-sar Sirs III lad 70 tzltA II tss-i
=ori2Is % a1Te--is-et --e-icl1=s u--il
! toos Dr. CztEsils syr-p Pepsta.
ny zz-s1,lc1 oelzE called % . by 4 let
Ter frCz soze oze 40 Ezt he@1 cure.
o EkAt Ee czlle1 c1rI-ic cc-sti rz.i1-.
al h@zza taking = fo- Ey case. II
any oze E1o rezts this hzs ccustipa-
tia O. stomach trolble. / =2-zestly
reooz=ezt d CsltEeli's syrup Pep
s.1- NJ oEn eIp=rie1ce and con plete
cure prompts ne 20 promise tkzt you
viii srt .t -iIi Co al tnzt Is claimed
for T. Resp
l. D GCERSEE
Prop Hotel Par.s. Bubuque lOEz
Sold b. " 3 Frame. Artu0re ard
Macill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

1 xish % say that feel o-e ny life
20 KOtol Dyspepsia Cure. writes n G.
Chrestsaso1 % Hayheld MIN -For
three years ] rss t-o1olst ~tth dys-
persia 50 that | cOHi1 no< hold nothin z
OF ny sto-ach- May tines ! -0ll1
- Gnzole % retain a zorssl of food
FirAlly ] Ezs coa1net 10 my b@t
Doctors szid ] cogid .os live. I rad
0zc q your advertise zeuts on ko.1ol
Dyspepsia Cure and tkoGgEt Il a. ny
case and commenced its use. ! oegzn
10 improve from TIE f-sf bottle ScE
an cure1 znt recon mend y 20 all p
Diges; yoVE food Cures AL stomach
tro1bles City Drug store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04
IT rs FINISHED.


TIE gres, Cioooerott lodge has
been eonpieted, formally opened,
and Offering An inconpsraole cruis-
ire, under the management Of Mr. J.
J. " Fi.her, proprietor OF the
famous Hotel Sheldon OF q Psso,
Tex.
Yoa ~tnt Al eoioysole sCuuer.
You want TO set gzAy frUn the op-
pressiyeress OF the city and the Icw
attitudes. Go 10 Cloacoroit, y. n.
go fee, elevation. On the summit
of ise lofriest peak Of TIE sscrsuen-
70 mountains. lie niiss portheAs;
OF II PAso. Wonderful scsrsry
Tennis courts and Golf Huks, dane
ing pavilion. In fact svs yfbing de-
sired and expected in al up-io-dsie
hsAltnful summer resort.
Cloadcrofi is known ss the
Breathing Spot OF TIE south~sts. +"
There is bat one way 10 &c con-
iortsoly and qaickly. But one way
20 Gvold more than
ONE CHANGE.
ot cars; bat one way 20 erioy reclia-
ing chair csrs, seats tree snc sleep
ing cars al the way ,hrongh daily 20
II PAso. That way is sis the TeIEE
a Psciac Railway.
More information oy letter or de-
scriptive literature may be bad Of
any ticket agent or
E.P. TCESER,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Dallas, Tex.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04
A. Esars.lins stan.

q s1Hsre1 fc- years vt;h a orCrc ia.
% lung trouble znd tired various rer-
eties untn I cgzme1ced using one
Minute Cough Cure writes keF.
james KirkmAa. evangelist o. Belle
River. n I have DO hesitation in rec
ozEerdiug lr 20 al sufferer. frUZ
zAlE6les q this KID Ozs Ai1Lte
Colgh Cure s-orts immediate relief
for coughs c0lts and al si1cs q throat
and lung troables- For croup 4 = IL
ee1alle1. Absolutely safe. EaTy pleas
ant 70 take. never fails ard .s really
4 fzvorite wlfh the chLcreu- Ieey
Ike L. City Drug store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04
Hs~ ts Cure cre4s.

NJ Cray. EAo lives 1ear A-=-iA.
Dlcsess coGzty. y Y says -C1zz-
1=-lAi1s Co-gh Rc-=ty is The best
MEDICINE hr.r ever gss5 L - sre
cal,1rel's rel r - for crc1p a-1 never
fails % cure Wke- Eiyez a. soc- a.
tte c1llt b=c1-@s has or even A.
o.; the crulpy cough las teVelS-E- .-
ElIl prevent tse a-rzc. T.ls sko--5 -
bone in Ei-t ard a tc-ele % TIE
Cough Remedy k-gt a. kar1 ready for
instant Csc a. 500. a. tk@sz Eyr--
gt0Us zppeEr. Fos sale ~ C.;y Drag
store zz1 2. J. RAEssT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

II sluggish liver. Hsrbins. by its
bere1c.zl Acton gPo1 the hillary
tracts readers the lille U0re el-t.
and oTinEs ne liver into 4 s01rt
healthy concliio1. thereby bznishiE 2
the sense q cro-s1ness. letkErgy. za1
The general feeling y 4p&tky -h.ch
zris@ from disorders o. TIE Liver.
Price - cts- " 2. Franz City Drug
store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

TIE pzEosA sleeve 10 ihe lAt@s; iking
n Paris- l. !s snail a. tie TOP and
~itezs toward the bottom. where IL
becomes quite large
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

Some o; the zeEest things IN furs
are lOns stOles. or little ro1nd collars
=ith lo1z taes- Little tigs. sitting t1F
coats are also pop1lzr-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04
Of R.rrEttr N-u-

D. : Mitchell F-ifort. Nd. ~Durizg 4
lo1g Ll1ess ! ~as troubled ~iJh Did
scrrs Eas advised % ~ Dewitt 3
WITCH Hazel Saiye and did - with
w1CteTr1l results AS perfectly
cured Il b the best sslye % rhe mar
sst- sure c4re t5E plies. sores. bu-Ls.
EeEsre ~ cJ-rte-teitE City D--g
store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

Te Cur. Calls CO MALARIA II FeS- Days
Take Qzl1C-ia- Al cr-EEls-s are ~
thorfrs1 % rsfzzc TIE Eo1ey ], any
case q cklIls- fever O. malaria q fails
20 cure Pr.cs &c Der r4ckzSe-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

Chas Rep,0g.e Atuater. A uas i-
a vsry had scrzpe. He says . suffered
q great deal ~lrA ny Ei-Eevs ard Ezs
reques-et % rry Fcleys HC-ey a-1
Kieuey Cure. Z -.1 so l-t .z fC-r days
/ xras able % 60 % v1-k again Low
an entirely veil BcL-=r 4 B1L-e-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

Have y11 = c5i1s A .cse % Ballard
Eo--hg4z1 Syr-p 81 5=- c-s all ~
-1gF TO- Price = cts " d Frz-e
Cry Drug Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

Cecil RAisiEs Is vriting A ylAy IL
four Acts for Ms. LAngtry ealiat A
Wozzr's Tragedy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

Cree- Is IRE ;av1-lte color % TIE
seasoz. tE- zore s1-1lei SHADE pre-
Tal.l-E
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

A -z2-zlzE z=s E-zr . Z Russ a.
5i1Ess .=a1= q s.AEEy lateral %
Eaar --h a ss1-z sEf--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

FOB RES1T tv~ruo- ho1se-
-oa1 clsts-u Eat sell. ozEEy s1ed-
Ap,ly Garrett 4 Bizzhaz 80
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Blzck silE Eais,s % be ~1-u s.tl
odd skirts o., Black serge. t-5th os
cheV.ot. ar much In FoE-=.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

wee s@--f ca. tel ~>ai a -o=A= v1i 70
s<Et
-IcnE"
well uea1f~
"TalE
-ThzIs r-A ~r--a- ~ tatk az1 tel h-r
sri~-ss q fhe Wcz1s-f-i c'zres nae - JcE--
s.1zrs sa-sa rari Ia 49, ttr r-crrasr--I lave o.
taaEE tz1slsa--s -t a pod rlclr U---e- u t--s
rr-r--T - k1r.rU nae f---f-l- q --tEaAi'A -
EIILA -zari lcttlrs. ;EZ1-s--
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Adela-1s R-E-o-. zh3 -s DEl1s .n
Rome ziI szorlly c-iebarts her elEh-
tieth b.rtkiay
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

4 cold cough c- "a EripPe can b. nip
ped be- the t1t. wlrh a doe or tao q
F0leys Ho1ey az1 Tar. Beware O.
E-Lstl--tes B1EEer 4 Bo11sF.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04

Trimmings o.: heavy brAid aad ga
iooa vill - vcrz more tkAa ever De-
fore
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Sol Smith Russell Aliho1Eh mach
improved ~ heziih. ~ill 70; sct tbs
S@Ssor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-08
ROOSEVELT APPOINTS
DEMOCRAT TO OFFICE

Washington. Oct 7.-President Roose-
Velt today appointed Ex-Governor Goode
S Zones OF Alabama TO be United States
district judge for the middle and north
ern district Of Alabama. to fiji the va
Gancy caused by the death OF Judge John
:, Ex-Governor. Jones always has been a
Democrat, and was twice chief executive
OF his state. He was General Gordon's
3uJItant general during the civil war
IN 1886, as a gold Democrat, he sup
ported Palmer and Buckner
II Is understood that Booker T Wash
lngton. the well-known negro educator
was one of Ex-Governor Jones SUPPORT
ers- me latter not only has aided Mr.
Washington in his efforts 20 elevate the
negro, out he opposed the negro suf-
rage amendment Incorporated Ia the
Alabama constitution.
Representative Thompson of Alabama
a Democrat, who learned of ex-GOver-
nor Jones' appointment from the presi-
dent himself upon leaving the White
House. expressed satisfaction over the
presidents action
Governor JONES' said he, sis not only
one of the ablest lawyers in Alabama
but one of the most highly esteemed citi-
Zens of the state. This act of President
Roosevelt will place him in the same
hioh esteem in the south in which the
late President Mckinley was held.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-08
Mr.. MEIKLEJ0HN
WAS NOT IN IT
Says He Had Nothing to Do
With Hemp Scheme.
He EXPLAINS HIS POSITION
WHY PROMOTER WAS APPOINT
ED To POSITION IN ISLANDS,

washington, Oct. George D. Neilzle-
John, former assistant secretary of va,
was witness before the senate military
diislrs committee at the Heistand in
-Nestigation today. He had come TO Wash
.ilgton from Chihuahua. Mex, to tes-
t thS he detailed his recollections of
me proposed hemp company
ne SAID that when the pr0position was
nieuS 20 MN by Colonel heistand to axe
500 S,,o,is IN the company. he replied that he.
MOAC give 1t his consideration when he
had Leisure. He declared thai re bad ~, ne
signed the ''to whom it NAV concer ~ :
b Jjs'erf introducing Major Hawkes.. with
he explained at length Major Hawkes.
~ oiilelleht 10 position in the Philip
1 III, service, and asserted that the ap-
PolhtInent was made solely upon the
strength of Hawkes. recommendatfonS
5 5iu upon that of his record as sol
VEL VEL lie declared it had nothing to do
tand. WIN 11eis-
Mr.; Meiklejohn explained that the
T tbe n1s,,, and closing of hemp ports in
control of the military governments of
the ISLANDS, and he could not and would
the matter He said that he saw no inn
propriety In officers of the government
investing In such an enterprise as the
pr hemp company if they desired
Everything to the appointment of
MAJOR Hawkes. to a position IN the Phil
e4la
ne had told Hawkes. attorney that al
though Major Hawkes. had excellent in
oorsements, 1T would not be in the inter-
est of the service to appoint a man that
was engaged in a controversy with an
army. officer, as the civilian some time
might be placed in a position Of a subor-
dinate TO that officer. Mr.. Meikleiohn
emphatically denied the intimations in
the resolutions authorizing the ino,1irv
that he had at any time used his official
position to pay private obligations
l. s. Holt of North Carolina testi-
fed as TO the conversations he had had
with Major Hawkes. concerning the set
Element of the latter's alleged claim
against the proposed company. Hawkes.
had said that he would get even with
certain persons in the hemp combina-
ton If they did not settle with him He
said that Hawkes. had told him he would
have an investigation which would in
volve high officials of the government
Hawkes. had not said to him that he
would stop the investigation for $500
The remainder of the testimony taken
by the committee was not important
The committee announced that it would
conclude tomorrow the taking of testi-
mony for the present. - q date to be
announced later some other witnesses
will be examined and the committee then
will make UP its report
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ship for action and I think it waAfoI-
lowed by the signal, The New Or
leans, Iowa. Massachusetts, will en-
gage the forts indicating that there
was 10 be reconnaissance or bonn
parchment. I do not remember any
conversation with the commodore that
forenoon on the subject"
By the court-Were the blockading
vessels near enough to the entrance OF
the harbOr at night to prevent the
escape of the enemy had such an at
tempt been nader"
clear, yes; If the weather were thick.
rainy or foggy, no.
captain Parker-Were not the Vixen
and Marblehead inside the line?
They were"
Was the weather good or bad dur
ing these nights?"
The weather was generally bad.
rainy"
Lieutenant c. w. Dyson was re-
called. He testiged concerning the
Goa! supply of the scout boats on Nav
rs. the day the retrograde movement
toward Key West was begun. He said
in reply to questions that no battle
ship could travel for more than eight
or twelve hours on forced draught and
that on the day of the battle OFF San
tiagO the flagship New York had all
her boilers on and was making seven
teen knots, but that neither the Brook
lyn nor the Oregon made full speed on
that occasion. their maximum for the
day being fourteen or fifteen knots.
At 3:55 O'Clock the court adjourned
until tomorrow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-08

Sandusky. O.. Oct. IA. w. Miller.
Formerly city clerk. who left mere last
feofuary, being alleged to have made
away with nearly S1OO. 600 of the cftv's
FUNDS. has been located at Havana.
CUBA. and Chief of Police A c. Vein
gates and City Solicitor Henry Hart
nave gone after him. A telegram was
received from Havana, saying that
Alller was there and asking what
would be paid for his surrender. 4 re
ward of $500 was voted by the council.
and a reply was received that Miller
would be turned over by his betrayer
Tor that amount. A Cuban who made
the deal says Miller is poor. friendless
and in pitiable condition