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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15
Storm pamages Rice Cron.

Charleston. S, c. Sept. lj.-Reports
from the surrounding country show
that the recent storm wrought consId-
cradle damage to the rice srops. There
was no loss of life except fIcm the FISH,
ing fleet IN Charleston. NJ trace has
been found Of two fishing ,oats reported
missing or this port and il seems GER
tain that the II men ir them welo lost,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15
Blast Furnace Starts Tn.

Pittsburg, Penn. Sept. 1.-THE soho
blast furnace Of Jones q Laughlln
Steel company, has been ordered in
blast az once. The resumption will
give employment 10 six hundred mon
who have been idle four months. The
third bessimcr steel converter OF the
Jones & L0ughlin South Side plant has
been placed on fun time, after an idle.
ness Of six months This makes the
hessimer part Of the works in fun oper-
aIlOn.
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EX.MAYOR AMES.
Judge Harrison Refuses to NolI
The Indictments Against Him.

Minneapolis, MIMI, Sept, 15,-Judge
Harrison today denied the motion made
by County Attorney Boardman TO noll
the ten indictments standing against
former Mayor A, A. Ames for bribery
and corruption. The court handed
down a memorandum in which II was
pointed out that Ames had once been
convicted, that the reversal by. the su-
preme court was on technical grounds.
not Affecting the merits OF the case.
and that on rerial there had been
disagreement OF the Jury. It does not
appear that any Of the witnesses have
disappeared or that there Is any good
reason why the evidence should not be
submitted 10 a jury.
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Five Years Penal sentense.

London, Sept 15.-Wlllam Thomas
alias John Smith who pleaded guilty at
the Old Bailey yesterday to charges
against him including the admission
that he was convicted IN 1877 under the
name Of John Smith and served term
OF 1--WE years Imprisonment for OBJ
tanning money and jewelry from women
under false pretenses, was today sem
fenced 90 i've years penal seryitude.
II was I'm mistake for William Thom-
as that a man named Adolf Pecks serv.
ed two terms OF Imprisonment on tho
charge OF obtaining money and jowelry
nom womeu under false pretenscs ow-
ing lt is asserted, to police conspiracy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15
STRUCK A MINE.
Sailing Vessel Runs Against One
OF Port Arthur.

Nagasaki, Sept Is, @ p. MIA Brit
ish sailing vessel, supposed to be the
British bark Lucia, struck mine
recently of Port Arthur One person
Of those on board OF her was rescued.
II Ia considered probable that the ves-
sci was running the blockade.
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AN EXCITING sCENE.

Just as the audience was dropping OF
TO sleep the band played aud everybody
sat up with start Then Dubois
tripped down center and bowed The
WhlrlIng Dervish received an ovation
and for the next 20 minutes did turn
for which he Is famous while Rudolph
AIMS tie crawled right up over his col
lar In the excitement
A sample Of Dubois stunt Is about as
follows.
Il am not here tonight to make a
speech.
Small boy In galery-Thank heaven
I'VE are not making any Eight ON the
Mormon people
Mllando Pratt ct all, IN gallery
"oh," Cscattered smokers throughout
the house)
Then Dubois told the story Of how
he did the great hop-oyer act three
times In Idaho politics. His story
sounded like that retailed by hackmeh
10 tourists
Finally Dubois retired amid much
red Gre and verbal pyrotechnlcs.
AT this juncture The report OF the
committee on organization, when APP
nears I'm full In another column was
read and adopted by rising vote upon
khe suggestion Of Al Reese, whose dome
of intellect doomed up like an ostrich
egg In a jungle among the crowd
All over the house there were people
who remained In their seats, on the
stage, in the gallery and parquel As
there was no call for q negative vote
there was no means of giving the cor
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Carnlnetti win Run.

San Francisco. Sept IA. Camnett
has recongiderd MS decllnation Of the
DemoCrauc nomination for Congress from
the First California district and has an
nounced that h0 will run I'M opposition
20 Representative j. n. dilet who was
renomiuated by the Republicans.
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MIDSHIPMAN REIDY.
His Bravery IN Reseuing a Sea.
man from Drowning Recognized.

Washington. Sept 15-Secy Morton
has addressed letter Of commendation
20 Midshlpman j. Reidy a member OF
the third class at the naval academy,
In recognition Of the bravery he recent.
~ displayed IN jumping overheard and
resouine from drowning c, n. Holman
seaman IN the navy,
The secretary's attention also has
been called TO a similar act OF bravery
on the part OF Midshipman John Rod
gers who rescued seaman nom
drowning in the harbOr Of Chemulpo,
Korea, while the Cincinnati was there,
ana Of Ensign J. NJ Enochs TOT jump
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ALL QUIET AN MuKDrS.
Reported that the Japs Have
Evacuated Yen Tai

Mukden. Sept "wednesday )--Ev-
erythmg he quiet here. The japanese have
retired southwark and Il 4 even reported
that they have evacuated Yen Tai The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15
The Baltic Fleet.

81. Petersburg, Sept. l5.-The report
that the Baltic fleet win make a stay Of
some duration at Libau Is seml.ofiicial-
" confirmed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15

Ing overheard and swimming to the
ltcboat and taking charge OF H. The
secretary viii send similar letters to
these officers
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Nothing New at Chefoo.

Chefoo, Sept i5.-- Evening no deveI.
opments We're recorded here today.
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15 1904 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH

long waits while he was finding his
place were filed In by Mr. Ferry who
delivered asides In loud tone OF
voice, THE old mans got quite a
bunch Of It," and why don't he throw
his notes away
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15

a want advertisement, In these col
umns, "canvasses the city with your
propositions and II no returns como
10 you, there 10 something wrong with
your proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15

:, kcow--any more thar, you do
we ao" ,'ne and address OF the man
-Ime lIbuy that house OF yours but
wle W. h this city no reads the real
n ~ sJvertlssments In this paper.
The copper era., 1904-09-08
Soda Fountain ExOIoded.

,rbo,,,,S %,,.Ior of Thatcher, met ,,.;.b ,c.ida,4 at bis place of busi- r,, one d.v l.s+ week which layed ,,; mn, for :, f..,.- tame. and he will he in lu,k if he is not permanently disabled.
 He was charging hi3 Soea io''ii''' with gas when the re uie" ap and demolished things any, MI . Naylor's left leg w:t. "oo,e the ankle and he-~ ''' bruised up.
 T. G. Webster and ioi little boy were standirk neal the explosion occurred ine ooS face was cut and MT. ee">'ei Was nearly drowned with sods "dtei' ou' otherwise not injured. Gf'd' "ian'
The copper era., 1904-09-08
THREE JURORS CURED. Of Cholera Morbus with One Small Bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy.

c. w. Fowler. of Hightower. Ala, relates an experience he had while serving on a petit jury in murder case at Edwardsville. county seat of Clebourne county, Alabama. He says: ..While there I ate some fresh souse meat and it gave me cholera morbus in a very severe form. I was never more sick in my life and sent to the drug store for certain cholera mix ture. but the druggist sent me bot tie of Chamberlain'S Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy instead, say
 ing that he had what I sent for, bat
 that this medicine was so much bee-
 ter he would rather send it to me n the fix I was in. I took one dose of it and was better in five minutes. The second dose cured me entirely. Two fellow jurors were afflicted in the same manner and one small bot tie cured the three of us." For sale by all druggists.
The copper era., 1904-09-08
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CLIFTON bank

tract people and capital Progress
 from the very birth of the state vii
 take on new rush that will las
 throughout generation, and vii grow in momentum as it progresses | The magnificent school fund will at
 tract people and the education ot
 the masses in the great state will bring the Jurisdiction into the front
 rank inside of decade. The in-
 huence of the great state in na- tional councils will be great from the very start
 It's senators and representa tives it test al sasttqaal tt L- -stos-e rls7 ais
 at once adjust and pays all the man,
 war claims, and claims for militia
 service, Indian depredations. etc.
 that have remained unsetdci for
 two generations. They WI. also.
 see to 1t that proper public build
 lngs, such as pOstoffices. court houses.
 custom houses. etc. are promptly erected at all proper places in the great state: and they will see to it that the waters now going to waste down to the seas are all properly impounded and made available in ir- rlgatlon enterprises that will bring under cultivation millions of acres of lana that are now nOn-prOductive ana they will see to it that due recognition is given citizens of the new state in running the national government. It will not be lonp after the admission until citizens of will be in the departments 1t Washington. and occupying all 'orts of positions in the island | possessions, in the conSulates. in the | lrmy and navy. in the embassies. on | Ill great boards and commissions and n the cabinet ev l. and some of hem will grace tn judicial benches ven to the supre me court of the nlted States. 1t may not even be
 Wild prediction that some of our resent citizens may live long nou%h to see citizen of the new tate in the white house itself.
 All this will come with any sort of but there are those who l elleve and have arguments to sus- :. ,ln their belief. that it will come in reater ratio with joint statehood I ian with separate statehood The fl 'portunity to change our present for the conditions here de E cted is liable to arise in the short ssion of congress next winter. andrl $ ;nj<inc ne;5trr-- '6SSiJSilii ctorieS NJ ist come forward and assert them- ir Ives. Selfishness should be for the ne laid aside. and >tatesmanship pl ,erever it exists should be brought II
 the front for the benefit of all c people. S Our citizens should not permit F ther political party at their coming al territorial conventions to em- ( rrass them in their desire for pro- A eSs by any mere passing political ank in the local platform.
The copper era., 1904-09-08
p.o.fal Odds Against Him.

p.3r;d,,en. alone and destitute. .S L i.l brief was the condition of '9.s0h, i.s soldier by the ma le of J. J. dh 5Il op1s. Versailles. O. For years he -ls' l1z. troubles with kidney disease and NNdsther doctors nor medicines gave il'.n ss' relief. At length he tried Elec- Tie Bitters. It put him on his feet :sn short order and now he testifles. ..I'm on the road to complete recov- ery.' Best on earth for Liver and Kidney troubles and all forms of Stomach and Bowel Complaints. Only ;yOc. Guaranteed by all druggists.
The copper era., 1904-09-08
John 5. See Drops Dead of Heart Fail
 ure in Saff0rd.

John S. See, prominent rdncher residing between Solomonville and Stafford, dropped dead at Slford Wednesday last.
 He had been in Stafford all ast s5' had just entered the office of jL-tlcc Mashbir, and sat down in d chair. when suddenly without warning, he fell from the chair, dead.
 A coroners jury was hastily sum- moned and after holding the inquest pronounced his death due ino heart failure.
 He came to the valley many years ago. and made his home on his ranch. He leaves wife and three married daughters to mourn his loss. Bulletin.
The copper era., 1904-09-08
CoronodO Railroad.

Passenger Service.-In ef'ect Nov. l. lss- Train No I leaves Clifton :. q s m. sIrFes rnngfelloy q l5a m Netcalf so a m So. Y i.eves Clifton 2 90 D. m. arrives LongfellOw Ao D. m .: Metcalf il5 ?. n Train No. Q leaves Netcalf 70 m Arrlfes IongfelIow g3O a. m. Clifton 2 " m 70. leaves Metcalfi { sO D. m: arrives L0ngfellor D. m; Clifton D D. m.
 F.yrs.i Clifton to LOngfellov 2ac. round trip s,c Iongfeilow 10 hetcAlf Zs. round tripSc Syii,on to Netcalf 35c: round trip Sc TICKETS sold al all Arizona Copperbo. Spfes conductors sell tickets one way only.
 JAxEs CoLQUHoUs, Pres r. ScHUMAsr. supt
 GRO wAGsrATF. Asst cupt
The copper era., 1904-09-08
Doctors Could Not Help Her.

Il had kidney trouble TOT yed,s,
 writes Mrs. Raymond Conrer o1 i, SnSl, ton. Wash. and the do-corS Couiu not help me. tried Foley Mo hlanes v Cure. and the very first aoIe gave me ssv @ too % much s5r Foley's Kidney Cure For sal~'Dy Arizona Copper Co
The copper era., 1904-09-08
Enterprisine Boy.

County Treasurer Gamble received a telegram from St. Louis which read: twill leave for Providence ,. Willie Gamble"
 At Providence he will go on board the Nautical College, d ship fitted up to accommodate three hundred boys and twentv-eight professors. The students will have the advantage of d modern college while visiting al the important ports and cities of the world. The cruise lasts a year.
 Will has been at the exposition since it opened, starting in as a gate keeper, and has since been promoted to positions of trust. Guardian.
The copper era., 1904-09-08

The republicans of Gila county held their primaries Saturday last. The plan adopted for the selection of delegates in Globe precinct. had much to commend it. The names of 100 republicans of the precinct were written on as many slips of paper, placed in hat and shaken up, and from which 2S names were drawn. These names appear on the ballot in the order in which they were taken from the hat. The voter at the pri- mary marked II of the names as his choice for delegates to the county convention. and the 14 receiving the highest number of votes constituted the precinct delegates. The conven- I tion will be held September 10.
The copper era., 1904-09-08
Documents Filed For Record.

OoVuonPS rlIeu For hec0rQ. r. '. Llttl$, probate judge, to Cliff iG11 t1h 5inPTovefnert Co.,, deed, lot l DIX. 2l, Vest Clifton.
 '- N' Mcrfte to Becker & Franz
 lease Soo pen mor tn, middle story O
 Mcfate bldgi. South Clifton. or l,
 years.
 '' ~. Mcr te to Shannon Copper Oo'' lease, SD per month, ground
 y ot McFd te bldg. South Clifton years.
 J. N. McE te and wife to c. P. ou and A -ssias releed, s2o, 60
 ru''rr ror s--s on -
 N. McFl 70 c. P. Dunn and
 Ms. M. Brit. Fl. bill of sale, B.
 27' bedsteads, opL->. (whereabout not given). sasL
 Becker-Frato Co. to Shannon Ger per Co.,, ass nment of lease ue- scription of Ease is not given.
 Henry Hill and wife to John C. Werner, deedI 1900, lot 20. blk. I. Hills ad.. Clifton.
 John C. Werner and wife to H. G. Shafer, deed. same. Albert T. Cotton locates ? claims in Aztec dist
 Len SiosseTger ct al locate claims in Cop.e mf. dist
 Felix 8a1rtra locate, San Jose in Lone Stal d ,,t.
 Fanny II. and F.. NJ. Curtis to Frank A. C4rcis. deed. S5OO. , acre lot in Thatdh,r.
 Iheo. I. SW it to Michigan-Arizona Mining Co., deed. Sl. mines and l millsite in L. .one Star dist.
 John F. Robertson is appointed deputy couH ty recorder.
 New Enelj jnd & Clifton Copper Co hie amended location of N Star in | Greenlee dist.
 Yee Jam t. Yee Hop Co.,. bill of sale. Slo estaurant and lodein" louse on lot li23, X. C. Co. Clifton. J ii. Bass, tt and wife to James C. Order, deei'. s75o, ) acres ins. sec $, 1s, De.
 'harleS 4 lands to Emma Sands. III of sdle,j we and eff, eco goats nd lmps. cI Old Camp Ranch" Lewls r. kr. ttice and wife to C. B. loren. Jr., I6td, S225, e! sw nv. p. $, 25e.
 |. B. BoTu TT. and wife to Wm . butleTIe tecd, $500: same..-----,a as ""'iie &-,-..S VT Arizona to Archie orf ed! S2..19. lot 74 it. front q N Cl;N.. w. of Gro street. I T.. Aw.Mt and Ben Crawford file 1 -oof of labt,r on To claims in Gold i'll dist. P /, E owEns claims l60 acres on ,,ra .-apvkn. d tributary of San river. ] co,,erc. &iold X Silver NJ & NJ. , file nroo bf labor on 3 claims in Sh Peak diSJ
 Cor, Reu bNeil to Ben Jones, bond r d.ad s15I3} 3 claims in Turnbull z st.
 Frank WooteA is appointed deputy Dunty recorde4'
 J. F. Cleavelapd to t-' M. lhuiu' niii sale, Sl, und. mousse N'' i' -io- enci. T. F. Cleaveia4u 'o r'' 'i' Iiui u' ',h f sale, Sl. housel o0oupleo "S h. b. ewis, Morenci:
 ro,a M EIoreA to X. Backstein. ad e-,o 1o+ 36 (blk 9. w Clifton. George Webstef lo d. ""''i' ,1.,se of aoree. e.ment. 5000. per ] hitting J. C. Gatt1 to engage Ill 'n' utcher business.
 Heber C. Layton to hioh"i" o V .avton. deed. S250, ,io acres III S"' i-' ! $, 25e.
 John Bilby and wi"e to MICH "i" \" layton, $500. 70 acr9S Ill Sdiiie'
The copper era., 1904-09-08
eTrains stop on signal
 PASSING RATES.

eTrains stop on signal
 PAssESGEH RATES.
 ort,,o,,o. North Siding sO-. south Siding .a-- Cuthrie 70: Coronado. rnC. Shrldru. sf 45. Duncan .i s5. Thom-p [: e. summit s3 10. Vcitch. s3 65: L"rd-burs s43 h"bsft Q a. ss it,ockman $50 Baker e. i5 IiAchiia Cbildren under 70. nalf price. Erce~s baf gags ir r.-r IOu lbs per mile l.J lbs DdggaS. ss,i..t frs. win each full ticket. s5 lbs free with each half ticket 7'Hl ssSs. ALEX. VEITcH. SuP'hh''""'h'
The copper era., 1904-09-08
Arizona GYM. Railway Company Lordsburg 6 Hachita Railway Co.
Time Table No. 3%.

Effective Feb. 2, 1901 Mountain Time
The copper era., 1904-09-08
Southern Pacific Railroad.

Westbound passenger leaves Lordseurg al , ao ond n O5 I, m. eastbOund leaves II aS a. m. srd m tO n m Trains run on Paclnc tune
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-22

Returns from sixteen roads In
the general managers association
OF Chicago. with a tracksge OF
80. gao miles and employing a64,.
S35 men. report a net reduction OF
o,7a7 in their forces. compared
with the figures OF une 80. 1908.
or somewhat less than 3 per cent
OF the roads FIVE reported no re.
ductions, three decreases, tive no
material change and three slight
increases II a like percentage OF
reduction prevails among other
roads OF the association. the total
reduction would amount to about
II, 900.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-22

The most lasting OF all result.
ing losses from strikes is that to
the laboring men themselves
This loss extends to clerks, rail-
road employees and in fact to al
most every workman in the state.
The loss to merchants may be less
serious, as they have their unsold
goods. That to the owners OF
railroads and other industries may
to some extent be recovered by
hereafter mining and hauling the
coal and ore, but the time lost by
all employees is gone forever-a
dead, irrecoverable loss.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-22
Notice for Sealed oids.

Notice /. hereby given that scaled bid for
the construction OF an nrtesian well the
school house grounds in school district No. u.
in Ot-ro county, Colorado, will h. received by
the undersigned secretary Of school district
until tho 18th day of June 4. ID. 1901 a, 10
o'clock a. IN.
plet- at much I-,r foot for drilling. casing
and completing the said we'll. in accordance
with plans and specifications for said we'll.
which plans aud specihcations will bs fusni-h h.
ed upon application to the said und.rsis sns,i
secretary. at La Junta- Colors ado.
The boar'i Of director, Of said ..chool district
h.rebs reserve the right to reject any and all
bids.
MES. l.. ID. HILLHou-E
Secretary School District No. n.
First publication June I. 1904.
Last publication June -. lisH-
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-22
s..,. ss G.e.,sie. assss.

Kansas City and return. Special
Coach excursion June 75th. tickets
good returning fifteen days, SI7.I5-
Milwaukee, Wis, and return.
dates of sale June i9th, 2orh and
7Ist. return limit July 18th; rate,
s33 20.
ST. Louis and return. account
Worlds Fair, season tickets.
S3s. 90; sixty day ticket, S37.I5;
fifteen day tickets, S2S.95-
Chicago and return, account
National Republican Convention.
June 70 10 20 inclusive. return
limit June 29 Rate Sag s..
ST. Joseph, Mo. and return.
dates OF sale June 2sth. 29,h. and
goth. return limit July 5th. with
privilege of extension to July 3rst;
rate. SIG
Chicago and return, special
summer excursions. June ist to
September goth. limi, October
3Ist. one way via ST. Louis. If
desired, rate $500.
Sunday excursions, every Sun
day, good going and returning.
Sunday onlV-Pueblo. 81 90; Col
orsio Springs, 81 90; Msnitou,
s3.o5; Summit OF Pixies Peak.
sos.
Or June nth and 25th the
Santa Fe will sell special coach
excursion tickets to ST. Louis ard
return, and Kansas CITY and re
turn at rate Ct sr7.I5. Good re.
turning within fifteen days.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-22

A UNITED STATES bank ex
aminer was here few days since
and made second examination
OF the First National Bank. AT
his former visit, about seventy
days after starting, he found
that the running expenses had
exceeded the profits by about
$500. On this examination the
books showed profit Of SIS over
expenses. The items included IN
the report show gain OF from 80
to 100 per cent.-Rocky Ford
Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-22
BEE singer serum as a sure cur.

BEE singer serum as a sure cure
for rheumatism is the latest dis
covery OF psychologists. Here is a
chance for a new industry in the
Arkansas Valley. Philadelphia
scientists have just placed an order
for 50, 900 stingers with a Texas
farmer. The loss of its stinger,
If carefully removed, will not des
troy the bees honey making abili-
ty. The bee stingers are trans
formed into a serum, and in ITS
finished state the product will be
sold il small vaccine points Of the
same form as smallpox virus.
The tale OF how scientists hit upon
the idea OF experimenting with the
stingers is told thusly: A farmer
afflicted with rheumatism was set
upon by a swarm Of bees and
frightfully stung. His face, neck
and limbs were covered with red
spots and swollen for days. When
the swelling subsidized, to the far
mer's delight, the rheumatism had
disappeared.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-22

The little town OF Brownsville,
Pa, OF not over two thousand
population, has three national
banks, the total deposits os which,
according to recent statements
issued, aggregate 81. 364, ,o75. 90,
more than the combined deposits
OF the eight banks in Otero county.
The town is nearly rSo years old,
and most of the residents were
born there. have lived there all
their lives and expect to die there.
From a financial point of view il
pays to anchor yourself to a COM
munity and stay with it through
all its ups and downs. You may
not have as much fun or expert.
ence as the wanderer over the
face of the earth, but in the
end you will be there with the
goods if its coin Of the realm you're
after.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-22

COLORADO STRINGS has very
evidently suffered from the strike
troubles in the state during the
past year. An automobile trip
over that city last Sunday, via the
street car line, revealed the fact
that nearly every other house in
town is either for sale or rent.
Thousands have left the city dur
ing the past few months, and q
majority of those remaining want
to get away. Business and trade
conditions in all lines, In Denver.
Colorado Springs and Pueblo are
something trigh,ful. La unta
surely has 40 reason to complain
in comparison with other COM
muniries in the state.