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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-07
Krucsr ~ Not -.

The Hague. July 6.-Afr- '1ruser mas
.lefitfte5v abandoned his American Nist5
IN s@ssoi1nf 81 travelling fattgues as wei
~ fhe cia.srfr. EXPRESSED -attstI1e OF 1Alc
United St4tGs government
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-07
Priest in Prison.

alleged forgery and averred that he
had a complete answer to the charge.
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Grand total

GranU LOLaI 80 on, UtO,VUf
Total number of acres, 242, S65.4S.
Amount assessed per acre, 1924.
Aggregate value of town and city
lots. $16,412.775.
Number Of mining claims assessed,
7S6.
Total assessment of mining claims,
go 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-07

Lizzie Gillespie. Charles Berry, W. G.
Bywater and other well known must
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-07
Home Treatment Cures

ON
shna mhedt Write hrGm1 Ian n nav y
etpame
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-07

For a stated consideration of $1,000 the
Fritsch Investment company has con-
veyed TO J.. j. Keyes a house and lots 3
and T. block 3. Capitol avenue addition
BY the terms OF a warranty deed sled
for record yesterday with the county re-
corder, George w. Snow and wife have
conveyed to Della r. Snow, Tor a consid-
GRAFTON of $500, q house and 40 1t by
I2t st feet of ground. facing north on
Third South street from 81 1-6 feet west
Of esfv7n rTaet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-07

st Catherine. O. N Laid. Denver; lie
Rov Wagner. Cincinnati, O.; c. B. Brown,
England; Charles Rueff, Portland Johl
A Black. San Francisco; r r Butchart,
Australia. A d. Piver and wife, Denver;
J. ". Farger, Paris, Tex; w. H. Zer1,
Annistou Ala: Eugene SnOdgrass, Ken
f1cIlv: A r White. Frankfort, Ind;
stanley c Wilson, Wales; Miss Bessie
Hmghes. Houston: w. l.. Fleischmann,
IL No. p. J.; Z. A. Stedman and wife, New
vile: Garrett r HOdnett, St. Louis; Q.
Christv. Buffalo. w II. Claston, Phiia-
delphia; F. y. Murphy, Scranton. Pa
sen. oakland: r c. Clark, Manila, p l.;
s ID. Fisher, Kansas City; o. w. Beatty,
". w. Beatty, Warren, Pa; y. F. Allen,
Miss Edith Gaddis, John e Weber, c. l.
Crt1isted, Iloilo, p. l.; George d Lee,
Louisville Ky; Theodore Davis, 81
Louis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-07

The Walker.--C. E Booth, A. T. Ian
mn 7. Crawford. Denver; William Hold
pes Eureka; c. A Overmire. J. G. Horn,
G. n. Stewart. Los Angeles G A. Hyde.
Castle Gate, T. W. West, John G9odall,
Mt Pleasant: John Lynch and wife, z.
NJ. Owens. Kansas City. Mo; A n. Stew
art. Fish Springs; II. Miller, Pocateilo;
c Campbell, Green River
The Cullen.-C. c. DAILY Omaha; Q. L.
Rcfsann and wife. Idaho Fans. s. J. Bry-
an Milford; A. l.. Oids ana vile. 9 mares
J. Martin Denver; o. ". kTonwana,
Nercllr. Miss N +. Bell. ogden: J. Fader
Y Emone. Diamondville, Wyo-
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81 Estate Transferg

confident that they have enough inter
ested now to insure success.
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Will CLOSE WEDNESDAY.

aurch bonds -------- --------------- -lo3
'all Lake City Railroad bonds ....--lC2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-07

No. I-rtlfsforfl. r tEFabIon. MalI-
tou. Colo Dr. ard MISE. ~ HOOPER
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-11-18

Sic @uloene Meoaille nmf Der 8an=
4merltaniIdfn &ushellun9; !, Or. gieeert's imppr=
tirter 9lnQpiturq- 8itters"
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Seime fpftenfreie 9teferung BON gbnl=
tiirf,er.

9ie oeutiden &otbolifen Gbica=
go's baben in ibrem Sample geeen
| pie foitenfreie 2ieferune Der S9ul=
bu6er in ben Dhentliben 56uler
ben Steg 0ao0ngetragen. GDr eini=
gen Monaten beib1oB Der Sbulratb,
Den &tnoern in ben unteren bier
@raoen Die Sbulbiiber fret gu lie
tern, biergegen legte aber Der Ser
bano Der oeut1cben &atbplifen=
Sereine ener9ilben Broteit ein, uno
als oieier unberiidithtigt blteb, iu6te
zines Der Wtitelieber Inn einen ge=
rtbtltben Ginbaltsbefe5l nad). Gin
lol9er puroe tempordr getudbrt.
Ser S6ulratb beantragte bann,
lbn auf5ulblen, unb oieier 9(ntrag lit
BON Gihter 9teelep in elmer 1ebr unt=
fangrei6en gntibeibuug abgetpiez
len noroen. Die Gereinienng elmer
In5abl oeutiber fortIbrittliber Ser
cine bate fiir Die freie 2ieferuno Der
Sdulbicber 8artei ereriffen, rno in
ibrem Nuftrage macbte Der fru6ere
9ouoerneur Sobn s. Slltgelo ieiner
Belt bor Dem 91ibter gelteno, Die
9elebes= 8eitintmung, nad tpener
Elm gutes sSreiibul= l=SDftent aufreht
gu erbalten 1T, gebe bem Sbulratb
oas Gedt. ben &inbern aub bic
Bidder umlonit gu liefern. ST fiigte
oann bin5u. oaB Die 8iiber ben 8in=
oern ilberhaupt nibt 9elbenft. lDnoern
nur gelieben peroen iollten. Der
Gtbter HeefeD ertpiberte nun in lei=
ner @nti6eioune bterauf, baB es gar
feinen nnterlbieo ma6e, pb oen
9inoern Die 8ader eelieben Dber ge=
i6enft tpiiroen, Die sSraee iei eirs
fach Die. ob Der Sdulratb oas &eht
babe, fir bteien 3tped @e(o oussu=
geben; er 9ine oann ndber auf bas
betrehenoe @eleb elm unb erfldrte,
oaB Der Sbuliab, nab tpelhem
Der S6ulratb ,,aue dnberen notbz
tuenoi9en Nusgaben beltreiten" loG,
lenem ourbaus nibt bas &e9t gebe,
oas 8elb Der Gteuersabler nab Gut
oitnfen aussuaeben.
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Ser beiliae sruuu BON ai,1n.

Singitbin tpurbe in Der olten &tr&e
gu ct. &uni6ert in &0ln Elm fultur<
gei9t4tli9 interefantes Sef gefeiert.
Gs mar bic @ebenffeisr an ben bor 300
Jahren oeritorbensn beiligen Bruno
bon &Oln. Der 9larne Der @tabt 40ln
1T nit 5lpei beiligen 8runps perfniipft.
Ser @tne, GrabiI6pf Bruno, Der gruz
Der unb &analer 9oiier Sttps bes
@riten (936 Bis 973 n. gbr.), mar eine
politii4 beoeutenbe unb in ber Drtlt9en
tir9lt9en @ef9t9te Ie6r berborraaenbe
Grf4einung, Der Qnbere. ber befpnbers
ais Bruno bon &0ln beaei9nete, mar
Der bier in Grage tommenbe Seilias,
gr ipurbe I'm 1040 in &0ln qeboren,
ma9te bort bic nieberen Stubien bur4
unb begab ii9 bann nod Der bamois
beriibmten 9elebrtenfdule bon Reims.
8on bort fam er als &anpnifus bon
81. 9untbert in bic 9eilnatb 5uriid,
lpurbe aber na9 etnieen Sa6ren als
9ebrer an Die S6ule bon @eims aus
rhdsebolt, tpo er ft9 etnen auBer>
orbentli4en Ruf als sele6rter @eiit=
lt9er ertparb. Simmer BON ftarfen
asfetii4en Netsunsen befeelt, sog er
fih f9liebli9 NIT feds @efdbrten tn
cine fpilbe 8ergf9lu4t Bel @renoble,
bis Gbartreafe eenannt, suriid. Inter
3ugrunbeleeung Der alien Regeln bes
heiltgen 8enebtft fii6rten bic @enoiTeR
nnter feiner 2eitung ein OaIetn tief<
tter @tnfamteit in gin5elbGus9en Bel
ftrenger 2eberspetie. 9tus bief fen Mn<
fdnsen enttptdelte ft9 Der &artbGuIerz
croen, Der fpGter nod berf9drfte 0Pe=
geln erbtelt. Bruno felbft 9riinbsts
etne 5ipette gaieberlaTuns ieines Sps
items in 8alobrten, Stalien, na6bem
ct mebrere Sabre am pGpftli6en 9tuble
Iemter betleibet bate. Bruno ftorb
tn Salabrien TN Sabre 11O1. Oie
9ortbauier baben nie bic berbors
tretenbe 0ffentli9e 8ebeutllnq tpte bic
8eneoittiner, Giitercienier, Oomint,
taner unb 5ranoistaner erlanat, aber
tie fporen I'm Mtttelalter bic beIonbers
pe5et0nenDen Wertreter Der asfetiI6en
Weltflu9t unb Self ItentIaguna. Sic
fanben In GROCER 49tune. 8ei eioes
rter ittengiter GntbaltIamtett liebten lie
es, ibre 8ir9en tiinitlerif9 prG6tia
aus5nitatten. Sefonbsrs beriibmt in
bieIer &i4tung 1T bic GertoIa bel
Bopid. Der llriiB bes Srbens 1T be-
tanntli9 audi Die Gr5eugungsfGtte bes
beriibmten 2it0rs gbartreufe. soSn
tiingiter 3eit bat es fi9 eine geeile
barum 9e6anbelt, ob bic aartbGufer
iid Sen neuen fran8Oiifden Orbensgez
feBen fii9en obsr ibren alien Stammz
iiB, bic 8ranoe Gburtreuie, perlafen
tDirben Sic ba6en itd CUR untertpers
flung unter bos StuatsgeIeb entf6lp{>
fen. 9ie ipGter entitanoenen Sraps
ptiten iinb nit BEN &artbGu1ern ber.
iponbt unb geben aud Don Der ulten
&c9al oes Gsiltgen 8enebift aug, baben
ahey tetne enqere8 8erbinbung nit i6nen.
Sn OsutI6lanb befte6t, 70 tpeit Be-
tannt 1T, nur eine &ort9Gufernisbers
luhuna, unb 3frar in Der @egenb BON
|jj1e!tcrf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-11-18

uebertretune Ser Santtatss
re9eln. lnmdBi9feit i'm gIlen uno
5rlnten, geihlebtlicbe @usIcbfueifunaen,
lleberanitreneung bes &6rpers u6er Gei~
ties, nngeiunbe 9uft, 9lufentbalt in
Snmpffieber9e9enben erseuaen llnberbau.
ltebteit. @eritopfuns. sSieber, 8beilntatis.
mus, Sbpinoiubt unb elm Seer bon
&rantbeiten. @enn bic @atur oaein Iich
nibt belfen fann, tritt bic Bilienlchoft
NIT ibren aus Der Watur eigenen @arten
eelammelten Seilmitteln belfeno elm, per<
treibt bic gifti9en NbiDnberuneen, ldutert
Die 9eber, Dffnet Die Stbleuien, reini9t
oas Hlut uno befahist bic 9tatur, lire
gelunoe 3bdtigteit aufs Neue gu begin>
ne1. SoS betuirten ST. Bernard 4rnm=
tcfptlien. Sir 25 Gents bel 9tpDtbetern
III baben
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Simmer bas @e1b.-,S6
ueiB" iagte Die ib0ne Slngeflaate,
inoem fie einen lebten 8lid in ben
Spieeel tuarf, um ibre eleeante goi=
lette, ben eeibmadpollen 6ut uno
Die sierli6en Sbube beirieoigt 81 be-
trahten. lid tpeiB, baB Die @ered=
tigteit blinb lit, aber Die &i6ter fino
eS nid1t."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-11-18
Cine farlie 2Se6r.

SsrlbelOiseu Sis Sbren s0rpsr sesen
Stanfbelt ourA ben @ebrau4 Don
1utt's &ilIsn, Elm lietS ii4srss Ssilmit.
tel sessn 9opiiamsrssn, ODspepli., Sra.
laria, Vtrltopiuns unS ale bautit per.
paitbten 2eiben. -
"Das GriebraO bfs Gebensl"
Or. Iutt! Sbre 2eberpiaeu finb oas
Eriebrao bes 2sbens. Sd msrbe bem
3ufaa ftets baafbar iein, Der mid Die,
ielben fsnnen lernen lisB. s. 6airlsisb,
Platte Cannon, Col.
1mtt's 2eber Yineu.
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~. s. & 3. Sabn.

U q I,
gfa9 8aco, SDrt 8Drtb. Dallas, 8anlas
gitb. ct. 9ouis unb Chicago, taglicb,
(S, u & y. 3. 0epot) 1870 MDrgens.
Wab Wac0, Sort gBortb, Dallas &c. (nom
SnnletsSepDt) .8:l5 Mbenos.
Nnfu t:
8Dn Chicago, ct. Qpuis, &anias gitp,
DALLAS, Sort &urtb unb g8aco, taelib
:, (Snnlet SepDH ........S: $3.50 Born.
@on s8aco. Sort g8Drtb, Sallas &C. (S.
VI. & ". B. Oepot) ...... 9:25 Mbenos.
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9. u. & u. q. 8abn.
u b + a brt.

Nab @alneitOu, &,Dulton uno guero taas
ny $4,000. .9.UU SDcln.
Waeb Corpus ghriiti, Nranlas BoB unb
8eepille tdalicb ...... 9 llbr Sorrn.
nno 2:20 yeahm
9tafb Sbrne nno Serroille. tdelib .....
..................... $3.50 8prm.
Mnfunft.
Son @aloeiton, 6pufon unb Guero tag<
WI l.UU AOPUOS.
SOn gorpuS g9rifti, glranias 8aB unb
:, Beebtlle ta9lib. .2:05 STADIUM.
Son Sbrne nno Seerrnille. ta9li1 800.
$3.50 9(ben6s,
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5. SdeuermeDer's Jamilieusarteu

y. sdenernleper's Gamilieusarten
erfreut li6 peeeu ieiner auseeseih=
neten Slide bes beiten 3ufes bel
Sieiigen uno Srenoen uno tpiro
oementipreheno BON ssreunoen elmer
Quten oeutl9en Soft itarf patroni=
itrt. Delifateiien oer Saiipn ent=
ipre6enb. Otilhereiprpoufte aller
Nrt. SIN SoloDn finoet man itets
frilbes 8ier, quite Beine. 2iquDre
uno @iearren. S6euermeper's sSa=
miltenqarten lit elm @rbolunaspfab
eriter &laIie.
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Gulf gbure 8abn

Gbfabrt.
Nadb Stodoale. tdalidb, ....8:OO Born.
Infunft.
Bon Stofbale. tdalib, 300 Rahnl.
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Giienbabn TaDr=Ylan.
5. Il 9. "a. @al,n.
Spatbern Yacific 8abn.
WbfQhrt.
u n I u NIT

Na6 gaetp Orleans, Souiton uno Sal.
beiton tGglicb. 1900 Mitteqs.
yeacb 81 8aio, galifprnien uno Merito
....................9 900 SDrm.
Nab ytorbs3egas, ct. aDuis uno gbica<
90 (Katy Flyer ........8 8:15 Mbe1bs.
Nntunft.
Son 9orOsSelas, ct. 9outs unb Chicago
:, (katy Flyer) .........8 $3.50 WDreens.
Son gseiu Orleans, Souften unb Sol
peiton t69licb.. 4:45 Nabm.
Bon 81 8aio, gatifornien unb Nterifo
............,....... .7:30 2l6enos.
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Grots atleoenl.

Trob aileofm.
Don Aarl siaber.
Gs bate bet 6infe ieiu 9tsit gegriinbet
Sn itd)erer @abel, geputt, geriinbet;
0a fam ber Stlrmpno nno riff es ent.
5tpet-
Der Sinf baut tuieber unb itngt nod babel
SroB nllebelnl
@s ro3te eim Gi6baum I'M jiugen 6orfte,
@eualttg Der @ipfel, beu Salt gum 6orite;
Sbn traf Der 8litlrubl I'M @ettergebraus-
lln's Sabr i'm Sen3 ld9lug CT bod ipieber
ans
Srot dllebem!
Gs mibt iid Der Wiaul, unO er baut ms
Serne,
llno leu6ten nod freuublidl Inn beute Die
Sterue,
Oft bridt Der Morgen bas @eteru enBpei,
Oa itutt bic Gauit unS-bleibt cenno9 ba,
Srot alleoem
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SeiratbSfheiuc.

y: &0bn uno Serapbine SieaeriIt.
CHARLES @almba6 uno 0eauo
6arsiion.
9arrp 8. &ioit uno emma 2ouile
6lutb.
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@rmnSeisemtbams llebertraaamaeu.

Bertha Waria 8einab uno Oscar
Gelnab an u. u. @Dlff uno @ep.
.. @pitein, @runoi1if an San
s5ernanoO Ctr. Breis nDmtnea.
2bco 8. Smitb an 8. 8. Suts,
9runoitud an San 8eoro gtoe.
Breis npntineu.
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Sir quite Sad Sefen be1ud,e
man 6. Sraeger,
322-324 Ofsgpmmerceitrabe
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
POLICE SEEKING
AGED MURDERER
Joseph Brasso Located
in the Latin
Quarter.
Arrested in Watsonville
but Escapes From
Prison.

J. Brasso, the aged Italian murderer
who escaped from Watsonvile last
Thursday. has been located in this city.
Last night he was in the Latin
quarter, looking for a friend. He was
recognized by an old acquaintance. who
lost no time in notifying the police. Sew
eral detectives were Immediately sent to
arrest him. but after a lengthy search
they returned empty handed, Brasso hav-
ing been warned. Another effort will be
made to-day to arrest the much wanted
murderer.
Brasso is wanted in Modesto for the
wanton killing of a fellow countryman.
After committing the crime he went to
Watsonville, where he was arrested At
the request of several friends he was not
locked up in prison but allowed to occupy
a room In a hotel Two officers were de-
tailed TO watch him, but in some manner,
presumably through the carelessness Of
his guards. he managed TO escape by
climbing through an open window.
AS soon his escape was discovered a
search was made for him, but without
avail. Suspecting that Brasso would at
tempt to reach this city word was sent
to Chief of Police Sullivan to be on the
lookout for him. Despite the fact that
every incoming train was closely
detectives. After arriving here he at
once went to the Latin quarter. where he
evidently expected protection against po-
lice interference.
Brasso is about IS years of age, five
feet two inches In height and has gray
mustache. When seen last night he wore
blue overalls and black Fedora hat.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
BOATS COLLIDE
IN HEAVY FOG
Sausalito Crashes Into
Launch Off Angel
Island.

While steaminC along In a heavy fog
the ferry-boat Sausalito ran into and cap
sized a launch containing four people near
Angel Island last night. The launch Is
supposed TO have been sunk. Its passen-
gers we're rescued after several minutes
of hard work OIL the part OF the Jerry
boats crew.
who owns the launch. left this city to
take a party from Sausalito TO nburon.
Accompanying the captain was Andy
Frost, an employe. About o'clock Sam
Owens and Charles Johnson were taken
aboard at Sausalito and the four started
In the direction Of Tiburon. A heavy fog
hung over the pay when the start was
made. AS the vessel progressed on its
way the mist became so dense that OBJ
jects could be seen but few feet ahead.
The captain depended solely on his COM
pass. He made his way cautiously and
no incident occurred until the boat had
been out about twenty minutes. The puf-
fing OF the gasoline engine prevented
those aboard iiom hearing the approach
faint light doomed UP in the fog. II trav-
eled swiftly, and soon the indistinct form
of the Sausali,o came into view The
launch was then but n few boat lengths
away from the big vessels course.
Captain Mcneil saw that collision
could not be prevented. He Immediately
iChtAScu HiS cikiuto tHIcW Ills NUeel
TO the left. Frost. Owens and Johnson
were in the cabin of the launch and knew
nothing of the danger until they were
warned by the shouting OF the captain.
The trio had just time to scramble to
the deck when the crash came. The ferry
boat struck the launch near the bow and
overturned her IN an instant. Mcneil.
his helper and the two passengers were
tossed into the water. but fortunately
were not injured.
The captain OF the Sausalto saw the
launch only a moment before the bow OF
his vessel struck her. He Immediately
stopped and sounded the alarm for "man
overheard" Two boats were lowered
quickly. The ferry-boat had advanced
some distance before its boats could be
get In the water and the lifesavers. ind
ing themselves enveloped In fog. were
guided only by the cries OF the men In
the water.
The work of rescue was quickly accom-
plisked. Mcneil and Owens were picked
up By one beat and Frost and Johnson by
The other The men. drenched and al
most suffocatcd. were dragged on deck.
They were taken to Sausalto.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
M|N|NG MAGNATES
PLAN A RAILWAY
Road to Run From San
Bernardino County
to Utah.
special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. oct. 1e.-The organiza-
ton II new railroad company, which
viii probably be .alled the California,
Utah and Nevada, Is practically COM
pleted. The men who are behind the prop
osition are c. A. Hopkins. George u.
Cook r W. Dunn and others who con-
troll The Searchlight mine in San Bern&r-
dino County. They have taken stepSao
build a road not only from the mine TO
the Colorado River. but to extend IL to-
Nsard the Oregon Short Line A traffic
arrangement has already been effected
with the Santa Fe, giving the road access
u The Needles or Los Angeles. Already
more than s29e.G9 worth Of materials and
supplies have been purchased
The mine Is one Of the best producers IN
Southern California. The original inten-
ton was TO build seventeen miles OF road.
giving water communication by the river.
Thence an extension was authorized 10
hex. on the Santa Fe- During last June
and July Judge Root and F W Dunn. the
resident engineers, spent some time in
making surveys from Searchlight toward
z Dorado Canyon, and thence northward
into Nevada and Utah TO St. George This
section Of the road, IL IS authoritatively
given out, Is 10 be undertaken at once.
From 81. George 10 San Francisco is only
q comparatively short distance and the
gap can easily be closed.
In addition TO the men already named
Edward Burke hs< been selected az d.
rector and two other names have been
suggested.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Ancient Order of Foresters.

On the 18th inst new court OF the
Ancient Order of Foresters organized 10y
l.. Dammasch. S. l.. King. NJ. D.: K. II.
Amsden, NJ. D.; James Gilchrist. Charles
Konigsberg. L. S. Biiiz and J. n. Gray
was instituted At Portland. Or. On the
nth inst another court was Instituted at
Pueblo, Colo.
High Chief Boehm arrived on Thursday
night from the north. having been sum
moned TO return at once on account OF the
serious Illness Of his wife.
Court Bohemian will give a smoker to
it's members and friends on the 29th inst.
Since the adjournment of the High Court
last May this order has instituted thirty
1--WE new courts. The increase by initia-
ton during that time has been about 300.
The committee In charge OF the bazaar
that is to be held In the Foresters' build
ing has assigned the several booths to
those who are to have charge of them
and the work Of installation will soon
commence.
Eureka Circle had a very pleasant social
on the night OF the 10Th inst. Bourne
mouth Circle has arranged for an even
ing at home on the 29th inst. Justice Cir
Gle. will have a social evening on the 9Th
OF November.
Santa Amanda Circle at its last held
meeting Initiated two strangers and re-
ceived three applications. Bohemian Cir
Gle. which has also been making gain
I'm membership. has been obliged TO secure
larger quarters In the Foresters build
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Did NOT HEED
THEIR WARNING
Wong You the Victim
Of a Desperate
Ring.

Detective Ed Gibson, after a thorough
investigation, is satisfied that the attemp:
to blow up the merchandise store Of
Wong You on Dupont street Friday night
vas the work Of highbinders who had
beer hired to put him out OF the way.
short time ago You, who is considered a
power in the Chinese quarter. incurred
the enmity OF several slave owners by in
forming the Federal authorities OF the
whereabouts Of girl who was being held
in bondage by her owner. Acting on his
information, the authorities traced the
girl to Sacramento. where she was ar
rested and subsequently brought TO this
city. After a short trial she was ordered
sent back TO Chira-
Last Thursday You received an anony-
that his life had been declared forfeited
for betraying the slave girl 10 the Federal
othcers and apDrising him that his store
would be blown up at midnight Friday.
Thinking that the letter was a joke, the
Chinaman tore u UP and allowed the mat
ter TO pass from his memory.
True TO their threat, three highbindery
a few minutes before Il o'clock Friday
night placed a can of giant powder, TO
which was attached a fuse. against the
side OF the store and then applied q match
10 II. In an instant there was a loud ex-
plosion. followed by the screams Of the
men who were in the store at the time
You was in the rear of the place drink
ing cup Of tea. With a cry OF terror he
ran screaming from the place. He Is sat-
isfed that the men who sent him the
threatening letter were paid to do the job.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

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