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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-07
BoARD OF FINANCE.

Estimates Received Last Evening
Board Of Education and Department
OF Public Works 20 Present Claims
Tonight.
The board of finance met again last
evening to receive estimates of different
boards for the ensuing year. Several
of those scheduled to appear did not.
Those who did and the appropriations
asked for were as follows: George B.
Martin appeared for the civil service
board and filed the following expense
account for the year beginning January,
1903:
Salary of clerk MISREPRESENTATION. 500
Estimated cost Of expert help in
preparing examination papers -. Is
Iotal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1915
Charles ]. Anderson appeared for the
Beaver Ponds committee and asked for
$4,000, an increase Of $1,000 over last
years appropriation.
Charles A. Ingersoll submitted the
following requests for the harbor COM
missioners:
clerk .................'.' canaan. $l0O
Harbor inspector .................... u
Drawings, maps, etc INSTRUMENTATION. $50
Contingent expenses ................ $50
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S472
The registrars requested the follow
ing:
Primary lists and holding SEES
sions for compiling same 49,. S1,50OOO
Registration in spring .......... S,07S0O
Printing list blanks, etc......... 2,5OO0O
Election expenses next April =. zoos 20
Clerk hire during time of MAX
ing voters; also writing up
record for town clerk ...... 10000
Printing envelopes for fifteen d,
wards ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Sundries NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Total ...................... $l4 ,36l2O
The department of parks asked for
the following appropriations:
East Rock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $6.00O.O0
Other parks ..................... $40, 800
Contingent $3.50
Nursery account ........,......... LOO
Total ...................... .$21, $50
The board last evening transferred
from the military Communication tax to
Printing and stationary .......... $500
Advertising ..................... 500
Electlon ..................... SUI
Board of seleetmen ................ 200
IT,
Natal OF Enn
IOtai .......s..,..,..'.. ..'.'''' @l,ouu
Tbo fo1Iauy;,,r. hoar5e' aetfyy,o +ae will
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The Prospect Debating society of
West Haven met last evening at the
residence of Charles r. Roe, 297 First
avenue.
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MARY SMITH NOT cITIITY.

@1~1t I ~-AA II WI oOAA<A II
In the case Of state against Mary
Smith for theft, tried in common pleas
court with a jury yesterday, a verdict
of not guilty was rendered. Walter
Pond appeared for the defendant.
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IHE IUEIUWIIIE U0eIu VatIIIEeFtVs VIII
be received tonight: Board of educa-
ton, 1880 o'clock; department Of public
works, Sis o'clock.
The board will also sit on Monday
and Tuesday evening when the hear
ings will be. closed.
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LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST HERE AND
THERE.

Interesting Meeting of the cadmus Club
Paper on 'New England Colonies"
Read-DsaIh Of James j. EeaIe-Psr-
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Ell tosoreTo
del Hawaii
Sc ha fugado con dinero
del Tesoro.
Sc SupOne que sali6 para los
gStadoS UnidOs Ell % de Sep
tiembre eSCondidO en- un va.
pOr.

Honolulu Septiembre 30 vfa San
Francisco Octubre 6.-~Wi1liam H.
Wright, teso. ero del territofio del
Hawaii se ha fugado. por haher des.
falcado $17. $40 81.
Sc sup0ne que Sc ha escondido
en- Ell vapor <Alapaedas que aali6 de
Honolulu para San Francisco.
El Secretsrio del tefritorio, Her.
ry IL. Cooper, I'm sido-nou brado te-
sorero interino, por el GobeTnadcr
Dole.
LIN primara noticia que se di6
fu6 10 publicada en- una edici6n sx-
trsor dinaria de Ella Estrella del Ha-
wAii. en- que Sc dijo que algo ocu-
rlf& en- el Tesoro, porqna Ell tesore-
70 habfs dassparecido, cato fue pu.
blicsdo Ell "a de Stbre.
El dia antss Wright fue CON sus
dos proeuradores donde oil Secye-
tario del territorio, y le manifesto
que tenfa un deficit en- sus cuentss,
pero que 81 estaba dispuesto 6 en-.
tregar todos sus bienes para cubrir
10 csntidsd desfAlcada.
Convinieron los cuatro en- vol
verse & yer para dejar terminado ell
asunto, per0 eli tesorero no Sc pre-
sent6 & In cits convenida.
Mas tarde el Secsetsrio di6 cuen
to nj G Gobernador de 10 ocurrido y
este orden6 & 10 policfa que arresta.
se & Wright; pero 10 orden Lego tar
de.
No pudo ser hallado y sc sospe.
cha que se escondiera en- ell vApor
"Alamed&", que sali6 para los Ests.
dos Unidos, psgando CON creces & los
empleAdos de 6 bordo para que 10
escondierSn, 10 policfa rdgistr6 ell
barco pero no encontr6 al hombre.
Wright, maneiaba en- el tesoro
los fondos conocidoa CON ell ncrnbre
de-''fondos de los chinos"-canti.
dades que depositan para Ell traspor.
te de ellos. Habfa existente en- GAIA
$1O1, 226 36 y de estas en- elective
$29. .591 II.
El tssorero colo tenfs 10 1lave.
La Gaia que contiene los otros fon-
dos, tiene dos llAves, una en- poder
del tesorero Y otrA en- manus del re-
gistrsdor; de squf no pudo tocar ma
da. Wright nsci6 en- In isla de Ka.
nal tiene 35 amos de edad.
Ri Gobernador susper do al An.
ditor Awstin an Setbre 25 ror pres.
tar diuero de los emple ados del Go.
bierno Austin Sc nego 6 ensregar
In oficina y su sucesor tom6 possession
por IL fuerza.
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Un hombre h0nradO.

Senior Editor. r.-Sirvase informar
6 sus lsctores que ri me escrihen con
6aencialnente les mandar6 por co.
rreo On carta sellada ell plan que se.
gui y por el cual obtavs el restable
eimiento permanente y compacto de
mi salad y vigor varonil deapu6s de
AMOS do sMfrimientos do &ebilid&d
nsrvioss, p6rdidss nostarnas y par.
teg d6bileS y atroda&as.
No 90 mi idea eonaeguir Sinero
do nadie; fui robaao y estafaao por
chsrlatanss. hasta psrder In f6 dol
gSAero hAmano, pero graeiAs Dios
sstoy Ahora bisn vigoroso y fasrte,
y CON deseo de hAeer conoeer 6 toScs
este remedio e'srt0 de eurarae.
No tsniendo NADIA que vender nj
4ue cnviar G.. A. D., no saaao dino.
70.
Diree son; n. Bralt Box Ds'ray
Mich. EE. UU. s. 1S0..
ID p
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N0tiCias
del Brasil.

Sc asegura que Sc nombrsr& al
diputado 2 ,rsedello Correis. preai
dsnte del Banco de 10 Rspd olica.
Ell Brasil enviara un medico
que 10 represente nj congreao de il.
necolcgfa y obstetricia que sa reu.
mira pr6xinaamente en- Roma.
Ell ex Ministro de hacienda,
doctor Martinho dejo nj entregar
su carriers un saldo de 2,255 contos
en- orc = 8 6s6 ea pspel moneaa.
Ell Ministro de jrstisia, don
Sabine BArroso ha sido encaTgsao
interinamente do 10 cartera de ha-
cienda.
EN- Porto Allegro cunde el pk.
nico.
Circulsn rumores de que una revo.
luci6n es sllf inminente.
La emigration 6 Ia Argentina y
el UtUguhy sc seentda,
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6 r An S A S TsR = r | a
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEzA %. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y editado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y por mas asl mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuellos, pu1os, camisas me-
gigee blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin y otros artculos
para caballeros.
Papel de peri6dicos viejos 4
$40 quinsaI 6 go centavos arro-
ba en- xLa Correspondancia.x
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Chile
Suprlme SuS LegaCioneS en-
Mexico ESpana y Uruguay.

Santiago s El gobierno hs resul
taso suprinir 10 legaci6n de Chile
en- Mexico y encargar & la legaci6u
residente en- Washington para que
atienda s los ssuntos mexicanos.
Sc dice q7e 10 mismo SO w G
hace- con las legscionss en- Urugusy
y Espxf1s.
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RECIJERDO
de la election de Leon XIII,

ri Osrdena. Ronnechose, Arzo-
bispo de- Rohan, do grafiea yauten-
ticA noticia de 10 que sdvirti6 ell dfA
de ID election de Leon XIII.
SEl CardenAl Pecci, dice. esta bA
el microbes go de Febrero) por la
msfiEns, p6lido y asustado; antes de
empexAr IL votAci6n se acerc6 4 uno
de los miembros mas venerados del
Sacro Colegio y le dijo:
--sNo puedo contener mis- sen.
timientoe; tergo que dirigir algunas
palAbras Al SacrO Colegic, poYque
temo que vayan 6 cometer una tris,
to equivocAci6n. La geute pienHa
que soy nm hombre instruido, me da
la fAma de irtelig ente, y no soy nj
10 uno nj 10 otrc: nisoy instruido nj
tengo tHlento. Ellos suponen que
tepgo las cualidades pecessrias para
SCR Pxpa, y no hay NADIA de ESQ. Els
TO es 10 que nscesito decir los Gar
deuales.
sAfOrtunadamente, ell otro diio:
--Respecto de vuestra instruction,
no sois vos, sino nosotros los que
podem0s juzgar, y, en- cuanto las
CuAlidAdes necesariRs para Pontf6ce,
Dios sabe cuales SOD; dejadlo E !.
In election quec6 hechA el 20
de Febrero de 1873
FL Carden1l Pecci fee elegido
Sumo Pontffice.
-lAceptsis In election csn6ni.
cAmente hecha de vos para Supre-
mo Pontitice de IL Iglesia i-le pre-
guntaron. los mRestros de ceremo.
MAS.
Ell CArdensl Pecci, antkndo-
ne, y Agitado de viva emoci6n, res
ponde CON VOC temblorosa, pero cla-
ra, en- t6rminos que protestabs de su
insuficiencia para cargo tan elevA-
do; pero indicAndo que, al YER & 10
mAyoria del Sacro Colegio resuelta
& "a favor, bsjAba la cAbeza & 10 Vo.
luntad Divina.
El VicedecAno cAe de rodillas
delante de 81; 81 Maestro de ceremo-
MAS hRce una sefIal CON las manos,
y, 4 egta sefisl, todos los CArdena-
les se levantan en- pie en- homenaje
del nuevo Soberano.
Entonces el Vicedecano pregun-
to-:
-IPor que nombre deseais ser
llAmAdo?
--Por el nombre de Leon XIII
fre II respuesta pronts, decididA.
FL CArdenAl GAtterini, desde la
galeriA del VAtlcano, dirigiendose al
pueblo, que esperAba con Ansiedad /,
pronunciA estAs pslabras:
-Os anuncio nuevas de grAnde
Alegrfs, tenemos Paps; y es Ell e nj.
unw4f aimo ~ r vd mn Toaoufp parni
Cardensl sacerdote del tftulo de San
Crix6gonc, que he tornado ell NOM
bre de sLe6n KILL
En esto las campanAs de San
Pedro tocan alegre y solemnemente,
hacienda coro con elias las de las
demks iglesias de Roma.
EstA vez no tomAron parte en- In
AolemnidAd los cafiones del castillo
de Santo Angelo, donde estAba 10
bandera de SAboya.
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EN- CUBA
Sc trata de fundar
un partido radical"

HabAna, 10.-Osho mismbros de
L. CAmara de Representatives. tuvie
ron syer una reunion, y en- ella 40
declAraron rAdicales. Su objeto es
obtener Ia decentralization, In revi
sion de 10 Enmienda Plat, y, en- ge.
neral, hs cerle lA oposici6n 81 Go
bierno. En- Cuba Sc crear& un par.
lido radical, cuyo ,leo vendrk 6
ser el referido grupo.
Las comisiones del Senado Y de
10 Ckmsrs, reunidas en- cor I srencia,
votaron aver nm cr6dito de treinta
mil duros para distribuirlos hoy, con
motive del aniveysario de 10 guerra
de 1868 6 los soldados cubanos me-
nesterosos y { las viudas de los pa
tri0tag.
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0ficialeS eSpa1OleS
pOr haberSe batidO.

Madrid, Octubre 6. El captain
General de Catsluf1a, fa6 enviado 6
cumplir treinta horss de condena
por habsrse deszhado en- an duelo
CON 81 editor de sEl Imparcial,.
Del duelo ninguno result6 heri-
An
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YAUCO.
(De maestro Correspons0l.)

O,tubre 16.-Anoche debut6 aquf
10 apiaudias compA4ia dramatica De
dej6 al numeroso pdblico espectador
con In miel en- los labios. sDivor.
ci6monoa. fue IL preciosa comedia
elegidA para el estreno. La sublime
ArtistA estuvo como siempre 6 In al.
turA de su fama y los dem&s actores
ingpirados en- sus papeles respecti.
vos, realxaron ell m6rito de 10 obra.
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InCidente
desa6radable
en- una caCer1a.

Londres 10 Dice un despscho
de VieLs cue hubo una caeerfa orga.
nizada en- honor del Gran Daque Nj.
coias Constsntiuovlck, en- 10 que fac.
ron heridog echo cjeadores: de los
cuales hiri6 el Gran Dugue & cinco,
y ell hermsuo del Conde Zichy 6 les
dem&s.
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De Uruguay.

sEl Diario OHcial. desmiente
que el presidente de 10 republics, don
Juan Lindclfo Cuestas se empef1a en-
hacer triunfar In candidatura presi !.
decial de Maceach6n.
I'll aYzobispo Soler order6 que
se hicieran rogstivas On los temples
para que BE concluya 10 seqnfa y cal
Ga a1gunas lluvias,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-08

Trenton, March 5.-Senaior Gebhanit
tDemoeratl Of Hunterion, has introduced
a bin in the senate to repeal and dissolve
the charter and corporate existence Of the
Northern Securities company. The bill hAs
long preamble, in which il is stated
among other things that the company
was organized 20 enable the Northern
Pacific Railway company and the Great
Northern railroad to violate the laws Of
several states and interfere with their rev.
enues, and also to destroy the comPeti-
ton in passenger and freight rates that
existed between these railroads
The preamble goes on TO say that the
organization has aroused great public in
dignatian, and that the governor Of Min
neSots has already instituted suit to pre-
vent the contamination Of the illegal and
injurious purposes sought to De accom-.
plished by the formation Of the securities
company. The bill was referred to the
committee on corporations.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-08
IDAHO GLEANINGs.

The painters and decorators of Boise
have organized a union.
One hundred families from North
Dakota are TO settle near Parama in
the near future.
Sheepmen OF Hagermans are begin.
ming TO drive their sheep out on the
ranges as there lie plenty OF water and
feed is good.
The ST. Maries cheese factory at st.
Maries is being oyerhauled, new ma
ehinery put in. and capacity consider
ably Increased.
c. 8. Fosselman of Weiser has re-
ceived from the directors OF the Paris
exposition a handsome medal awarded
for an exhibit Of fruit.
Gene D'Leary, the Boise boy who
was accidently shot last week, will
probably recover. II was at FIRST
thought he was MORALLY wounded.
c. NJ Smith. formerly Minnesota
dairy and agricultural expert. and lee.
turer. contemplates putting in an up
TO date creamery plant at Kendrick.
Three physicians have been arrested
al Lewiston for practicing medicine
without a license. The authorities an.
nounee their intention Of enforcing the
law.
Word has been given out that in ali
probability the Northern Pacific will
issue a new time card on the Spokane
Il Lewiston and Clearwater Short
Line branches of the Northern Pacific
10 take effect March IT,
State Auditor Jones reports that he
is beginning TO receive reports from
some Of the counties Of the collection
OF banking licenses, in answer to his
circular letter Shoshone county has
sent 20 the auditor for 10 more Ii
censes
Clerk Steunenberg Of the state board
Of land commissioners one day last
week sent out eighty-three leases fol
the year 1902 for agricultural and graz
ing lands. The total area involved
was 1880 acres. lying mostly in Mel
Perez and Idaho counties.
Drilling has been resumed al th'
well Of the Lewiston OIL Exploration
company The well has now reaches
q depth Of 600 feet Work had beer
suspended during the past two weeks
while material was on the way from
the east The company is now usinI
a siI-inch bit, and is compelled TO cas-
with heavy steel pipe 10 keep out tn
water Of which q small artesian fiov
Z Was struck at a depth OF $50 feet.
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Washington, March 4.-The river and
harbor bill is completed and the items
made public. Unusual interest attaches
to the measure this year, as last year
PASSED without a rirer and harbor bill
The total carried by the measure completed
saturday is S60,IOO,OOO. OF this total,
"a 5000 Is in cash and S36, 1000 Is in
uGntinuing contracts aVsilabls July
1908. The total lie about 100000 more
than the ball which was talked TO death
iuriAg the final hours Of the last con
ssas
Among the items in the bill d oas Of
10000 for the survey for & deep water
sAsnnel from Lake Michigan TO the Mis-.
sisSippi riVer, utilizing the Chicago drain
go cansl and thence to the gulf
Among the appropriations for harbors
are tie following
Oregon nll4mook bay and bar, S2T
zoe.
acknowledgements haTbor, e25 go
seattle and Salmon bsy, $4,000; Taco
ma, $4,000; New WhAtoom, 025. 900
rays hArbor, including CbeAslis river
$4,000.
The appropriations for MYERS include th'
following:
oregon-Coquiils, $50 600; SuislaW
5000; Columbia, at cascades, $4,000
! lLper Columbia and Sake, e.. 900
mouth Of Columbia, S5o0.OOO, and confirm
NC contracts. 100000: lower vii
annette and Columbia below Portland
sS25. 900; Willamette, above Portland
Yamhill and Long Tom. SOS, 600.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. slough, $50,
900.
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PrIne. Henry at st. Louis.

ST. Louis. March 4-Prince Henry Of
Prussia spent four hours in a. LOUIS
during which tiHls he was royalty enter
tanned. A short reception at the UKioa
station and the presentation q an address
Of welcome by Mayor Wells and similar
address by a committee Of German army
and naval veterans preceded a drive
through the business section Of the city
TO the West End. where. at the ST. Louis
dub. Prince Henry and his suite, with
the reception committee Wers breakfast
cd There Mayor Wells presented Primes
Henry superb asket Of sterling silver,
ovnamenied with an insignia in gold con
tanning the address presented earlier by
Mayor Wells, To this address the primes
responded briefly.
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salt Lake Is sinking.

The decline In the surface OF Great
Salt Lake is causing apprehension
among the people Of Utah. This inter.
esting body Of water has been steadily
sinking for a number Of years, but the
causes Of It's decline are not well un
derstood. IL Is thought by some that
the lake is subject 10 cycles Of change
which correspond to like cycles Of
years Of heavy and light rainfall and
that it is now undergoing one Of it's
low water periods from which II will
soon revive. The movements in the
waters have also been thought to be
related TO the development Of agri-
cultural and grazing interests. which
liVert large quantities Of water from
the streams which feed the lake for
ass upon the land During past years
the cutting Of timber on the neighbOr-
ing mountains has been unusually
heavy, practically destroying the for
est protection OF the head waters of
a number Of streams whose waters
aoW into the lake. The cutting OF
these forests is supposed 10 have in.
jured the flow Of the streams and thus
o have affected the lake level. Great
Salt lake is the means Of considerable
ecu: &c 10 Utah and the value OF
property near the lake and certain
lines Of business are said to be un
fasorably affected by its decline. The
matter is there considered Of so mach
Importance that the United States geo
logical survey has been asked TO make
an investigation into IT,"
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THE CAPTINIYOF MISSSTONE
AN ACCOUNT OF THE DEED.
From a Reliable Source
whole Population of GueItepe, In
Bulgaria. Was In sympathy with
BrfEands-Ladiea suffer From che
CoId-RIuded the Authorities.

constantlnople. March 4.--The FOL.
lowing account Of the captivity Of Miss
Stone has been obtained by the Assoc
lated Press from reliable sources.
some Of the information having been
received from the Accomplices OF the
brigands:
After the capture Of the missionar-
les near Bansko. September last. the
brigands had to recross the boundary
and established themselves on the
mountain Of Gueltepe. in Bulgaria.
where the whole population was in
sympathy with the enterprise. This
fact enabled the band to live comfort
ably and safely. and to keep in touch
with the outside world. Feeling per-
fectly secure. the members OF the
band used TO show themselves openly
in KAmenica and neighborhood. until
they were warned by their local ad-
herents to be more careful The
prisoners, however, were zealously Sc
cluded.
When c. N. Dickinson, United Sta
ties consul general at Constantinople.
arrived in October last and disclosed
10 the authorities the whereabouts Of
Miss Stones captors, the result was
nearly destructive 10 the prisoners.
The Bulgarian government i'll advis-
edly pushed troops TO the vicinity Of
Gueltepe. forcing the brigands 10
break OF negotiations. and the band
changed its quarters TO Kilo.
The cold weather made travel In the
mountains a dreadful ordeal for Miss
Stone and Nine Tsilka. encumbered
as they were with the latter's infant.
Every change Of camp occurred at
night. The mountain roads were fire.
luently almost impossible, being often
| deep in snow.
The brigands treated their capives
/ as kindly as the circumstances permit
ted. but the food supply was necessar-
| lily precarious. though the ladies were
given the best the inhospitable region
1 Afforded. The strain and suspense
equalled the physical hardships. The
captives at no time knew their where
abouts. the brigands always telling
them they were not in Bulgaria. and
hey were in constant fear Of attack
| by troops
Not until November 2 did the Amer
lean emissaries come in touch with
/ he bandits, which were then estab-
lished in a cave near DubnitZa. fear OF
the troops forcing the brigands 10
another fight This was made In a
binding snowstorm which covered the
tracks Of the outlaws but caused bit
ter sufferings TO the captives. After
this the brigands succeeded in com.
pletely GLIDING the authorities and to-
ward the end Of November. by a long
circuit they succeeded in returning &c
their old haunts in the Elledere dist
|. riot. They then caused TO be circu
lated a report that the captiyes were
dead. and from that time managed tC
keep Miss Stone and Nine. Tsilks
lease Of the captives took place.
Washington. ID. c.. March Cereal
Salt Lake in Utah is sinking. That Il
the interesting fact announced by this
United States geological survey. di
vision Of photography. A press buI
letin says:
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New York, March 4.-Emphatic de
malls have been made by the fnAnciers
and railroad officials interested in the
Northern Securities company that il
10 proposed to incorporate a company
under the laws OF Canada, legally
equipped to protect the interests Of
shareholders in the railroad merger in
the event of embarrassment owing TO
President Roosevelt's instructions TO
Attorney General Knox.
What is peculiar in the face Of these
denials is the fact that for some time
there has been talk among well in
formed fnanciers Of a possible organi-
zation Of a company in England or
Canada for the administration OF the
affairs OF the Northern Securities com
pany il an adverse decision Of the
courts should invalidate the merger