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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
The Newark at Colon.

Colon, March 9j.--The Newark, flagship
OF Rear Admiral Sgsbee, Montgomery
and Detroit. Of the United States South
Atlantic squadron. arrived here yesterday
The Olympia, flagship Of Rear Admiral
Coghlai Castine and Newport. Of the
United states Caribbean squadron, and
two torpedo boat dcstroyers, left Colon
yesterday homeward bound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
PORT OF YONGAMpIlO.
II is to be Thrown Open to the
Commerce of the World.

Toxic, March 2j.-Thc formal announce.
mont that Korea had decided % open the
port Of Yongampho 10 the trade Of the
world reached the government today but
the actual date OF the opening has not
been determined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
Col. Marmaduke Dead.

Marshall Mo, March 2j--Col Vincent
Marmaduke Of St. Louis, died here today,
aged 70 years He was a Confederate
Golden Circle during the civil war, was
arrested while on trip 70 Chicago lie
was son Of John +. Marmadukc one VI
the early Missouri governors and his
brother was governor Of Missouri after
the war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
Want French to Leave Korea.

Paris March 2,-lnformation reaching
here bears out the reports that the Jap
anese desire to retire the French and
other foreign functlonarles serving In
Korea, The change Is not likely to bring
out a protest during the period Of the
war, since II Is considered natural re-
suit Of Japans domination OF the Kor-
can court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
Panama Troops Disbandcd.

Panama, March 25.-The second bat
talon Of Panamalan troops on the
isthmus has been disbanded, leaving
one battalion under the colors and the
vessels forming the Panamaian navy
are offered for sale,
Owing to the fire at Bocas del Toro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
Whipped Nearly to Death.

st. clair, Mo, March 25.-Forty masked
men, many OF them carrying shotguns
broke into the jail here early today. and
securing VIM Davis. arrested on the
charge Of highway robbery, took him
from the Jail whipped him nearly to
death and then turned him loose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
To Provide for ARMY.

Seoul Korea. March 2j.-ln order TO pro-
vide for the requirements Of the army ~
occupation the Japanese authorities have
decided 20 extend the fishery concessions
in the Korean provinces Of HwGug, Hal,
Chly0ng Chyong and Ping Yang.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
SCENE IN FRENCH CHAMBERS.
Castellane Assails President of
French Republic.

Paris, March 25.--Count Boni Do
Castellane (Republican, created scene
in the chamber of deputies today,
When Foreign Minister Delcasse asked
for a credit OF $50, 900 TO defray the ex-
pense OF President Loubets visit to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
THE STATE BANK
OF UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY.

Joseph I. Smith President
VIM h. Preston Vice President
Charles s. Burton Cashier
Henry T. McEwan Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS:
Hebcr J. Grant. Isaac barton,
Joseph Smith, James D. Murdoch.
Chas. s Burton, Byron Groo
WIN H. Preston Heber NJ Wells.
A W. Carlson.
Commercial Banking In all It's branches.
Accounts Solicited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
SIGNS OF
BAD BLOOD


@ and mes ulcers putua dry skin epions
b When the bodily that has designed for the pu
@ the break down become torpid and inactive the blood takes the
through the and
n eruption some kind the result The days spring the sluggish
and the collecting
winter suddenly off by the blood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26

usaCrld matter passing off, and the skin has
adTy Or oily appearance, and red, dis6gur-
ng olotcheS pimples, blackheads, and all
manner OF tormenting, singing and itching
GuPons break through and continue until
me rotouS, feyerish blood has been restored
@ltS normal state
At this season the system should have
J .Sn cleansing, the blood purified and
nine bodily organs toned up and strength
,aS0' or you may look out for return Of
,VI old skin trouble later on, for as long as
vt!ennant OF the disease remains in the
t%u Is liable to come back. The use of
% I.S' powders, soaps and salves in diseases
~ se SKIN do but little good for the blood
t4G not The skin is the real seat of the trouble.
,O; !" internal, not external. The humor or
toa IN the blood is the cause of the erup-
, 'Ju, and blood purifier and not lotions or
,ti r'S - IS required in the treatment of these
oi WV diseases Face powders and cosmetics
tbs % "'I Kinds cover up for the time being
and q SyoIemlshes, blackheads and pimples
innnSs ;s1e over the rough red skin, but the
u F u.. IN the blood will continue to break
had D'i n me evil is corrected at its fountain
aEs ' o.. ruf,'iy the blood and the skin will
ease. 's s itself, Potash, Arsenic and stron
n, "equently do more harm than mod ~
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STRONG AND VIGOROUS NOW.

Bucyrus, Ohio August H. 1908
My general health greatly run down and salts
fed that my blood weak and impure. felt extremely
bad in ways than and not getting any better de-
oded that had best take something cleanse and enroe
my blood and build up my general health Seeing s. s. s.
highly recommended began its use and can truthfuly
say that 1t did me great deal Of good My appetite i'm
proved under its USE gained in weight and the medicine
made me stronger and vigorous in every way, be-
sides purifying and enriching my blood
MRS A. MORROW
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-04-01
Ser GongreB.
@aibinqton, 81. WGr5.
g Senut

Die 8epiIligun9sbia fir bas go,
9epartement, ME tie ppn Dem Senatss
cpmite fir poitangs .egen1eiten amens
Dirt poroen mar, puroc georudt uno
ben Senatoren iibergeben.
Der Senot nabm pdnn foIgen0e
@eieBe on:
/. 8eitimmungen fir bic 8eri4ti
eung BON QonosgeiiBtiteln. pclfe in
BEN beitrittenen llebertrdgungcn an oi,
@iscpnIin Central GiienbobngeIeQ-
I6aft uno oie Dallas ulilitdritraBe
.entbalten iinb INN purA bic iuralicbe
Gnt'4eioung oes guno,sobsrgsri4ts
beriibrt peroen.
2. @erldngerung Der 3eit fir bic
NnfertiguUg bon &arten uno 8erpolz
itanOi9urg pon 9heiIitreten BON 81
ienbdbnen Der Beitern 2lIastd Gons
itruction Gompanp.
8. @erbinoerung hes 8uues BON Sc
bGuoen an Der pU}ou" in Wuibington,
udber ais 445 SUP pon ner Berlin
pun9slinie 3luiifen Dem &apitpl uno
bem 8entrule QBoibinotons.
4. 9lnoronunq elmer llnterIuhun3
ber UlogIifteit bic ii6erfIuiheten Qda
bereien hes &optena 6Iuiiea, Soabo,
3uriid3uerldnqen.
). geitimmunasn fir ben Ban mel
terer gedmtenquartiere an ter 9iitens
feleu6tungsitation iu 8o6inionpoint.
@aibington.
6ierouf puroe bic 9eniQi9unQs6ia
fir QoitanQele9enbeiten in gerat1urg
qenommer. Die 8srleiung oerielben
mar ieeod nod niht melt onr1eihritz
ten ais Senotor Gorman oieieI5s I'M
ttrbrdh uno ertlG.te, oab. troboem
cine gspilliQung ron $l70,O00.0D0
oerlanQt lpiirbs. tas Gomite iih MIR
sipsi 1aqc nit cerielben teihditiqt
babe unb tBt nohoen her G5eiebent
purf erft bor pier 1dgen aus ben 6dn
ttn BEG 6euiss 9etommen ri bereiis
cine 4bitimmun1 oaribsr sriogen iol-
le. ytiti Gin eirjj1.r Ssuator t0nne
niiItu, pas in osnielben ntFalien lei
uno cr tonHc biz GUs uihi peri.esen
(5s icj ihm oor 2lniauQ ar io bcrgs
iommen o.s oh en 1sseIUJ t5iniiu6
hirfer csr tea ct6sitt unc nerH
q dua I IN aH osr 3..
ntg1 i.t ssi,sn c1e
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-a,p. 31 Ij1r3.
Die ruIMc,s Geselual 6Qt BET Der
iaponi-1ta CurU Ntca.it.e,uH8 ocs
bielisea ,o,;5ait4en GeiaaDteu eineH
Yrotet gsGca biz 8.i3is6uag oeT
Quaraatoaeitdtisn aaT Der SuielSans
i9amtao bti Sort Ay.4ur er1oben.
Der 4roteit itiiBt iiA oui oen 4rtIs
tel 25 Ser Slaager &onueIllion.
oJn Dec g:dntirprtung Oes BroteItss
ertIdrte Der NtiniIier De5 9lusparti9en
Baron &pmura, boB bic iapdniI@c &ez
qierunQ pcn Dem YBeaomirdl 5pgo
feinen 8ertdt er1olten babe, in Dem
ber 3er1torung Der Qudlantdneitotion
GrpG6nung gettQn pdre. Die 9aos
ger &onpention Dede i'm llebrigen db'r
aud nur Qanoppsrotinnen uno lleBe
bic 6ra9en Der Seei4ld4ten unents
idieben.
osSopaniTd9e 0ffi3iere, ipelfe nit BEN
8erbGltniIIcn in unb lin Port 4rtbur
pertrdut iinD. be6ouptetcn, bob ppr hem
&riege oufSanidbdmtdo teine auardn@
tGn:itation geipeicn mare.
2onoou, SO 01dr3.
giner lei Der hieii8en ioponlden
8otidaft cinQc,anienen omtlIAen@Iit'
t6eil;a,a 5ai3!se bctrugen oie joponI:
icben Gcrhule in Dem @ciehte bel
Gbong 81 am perflo6enen Ntonto9e;
Gin Cifi5ier uno uler 9lom toot nm
8ebn Cfii3ierc mo ppoli 9tonn per
ipun0et. 2lQe @crIuite traien Die Het-
terei.
St. &etcrsblra 80. Mars.
Ser General Ndjcbtidcnfo mel0et,
0aB Die I5apaner nad 4littbcllunaen
BON 8eipo6nern &bong Sr3 y -
2reffen am Wionto9 pier5ta Soote
un0 bun0ert W}dm al &erounoetet
berlorcn. Gie Sopaner beD6dftlgiet
300 &oreancr. Inn lire @crmunoeiel!
nod 9lniu trngeu 3u lallen.
Ser Genera. fiigt bin5u. oaB Der
6ouptmann S,opanom ieinen Buns
Sen erlegen lei.
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ytnltld)lpanQ, so. U(ar5.

@inem 5uperldliigen 9ericbte au9
Der @eqcno 0ea 2)lIullulie9 3rfol8e
lit in 0en @t0oteR bc2 9innenIan0e2
uQes rllbig. lie S1eoter iin0 orfcl
rn0 6aa0cl un0 Man0el aebcn ibren
aataglidlen Neg Cine 9Iu@nnbma
mud)t mir 9lntllng. moielbit Die gro,
BEN @eihdite gci1loiien lHo. Zen
Ginaeborenen lit Is uerboten, Den
SluB gu treu5en.
Die Gin9eborenen id,dben Die 3abl
ser Gruppcu am Yo!u nidt iiber 40.'
600 Monn. 9leiienoe er5Gblen. oaB
iie ouf ser StraBe bon 6engbuong-
tiheng Solonten altf Dem @forife ia
ben, ole iih miiOe rrn6 fuBfranf oo-
binI6leppten. Die gtotbbriifen iin0
gum Sheile infolge Der Sfneridmpl3e
llnterlpald)en.
lidliilt, 30. 0}or5.
@iner amtlidcn Niitthcillnq 3ufol.
ge erlieB Der 2tpmiruI Wotarpp, Der
Sonuman0clr oea rlliiiiben @eldma.
ocr2 pon tort 9lrtl1ur, cine Yetannt.
Hadnma 0er3ulolgc alle &rieg9- mo
anltliohrtcildliiie. mclde 0es 9tadtt5
obue &idlter oOcr 5lr luQes3eit o6ue
Slagge ut Die Gpcration9ipbdre tom.
men mo aif oen Murnlungsid
nirt boItcn. ais icin0liche 6abr5euqe
betrad)tct mo cutiprefeno bebanoeIt
meroen
20ul, 80. O1dr3.
Gie iopaniid)e &orbut errei6te lmo
beiebte am y Wtdrj 6aiju, einen
Seebafcn iiioIih pon 2lniu.
g8laonuoitof, 80. Nidr3.
Gin @nliih ihuanul atJeu cine
Der Seenlinen in Der &oiiiet Nai lno
bradte lie SIR Grploiion Ter ser.
riiiene auoaper mur0e ipdier an ods
llfer gei6nemmt. Gr gilt ais poa.
giIItiaer NelUei1 iiir Ole 9ernidltenOa
Nlrtlmg Der Ntineu, nit 0encn 0ie
Ruiien ben SSdpanern bic 9anouno in
Der Sudt perIegt baben
2otio, 80, MGr3.
0ds Parliament betnbete Die Qlrbeis
ten ieiner SonoeriiBung. IS erIeoiaie
bic 9orla9en, lpslhe bic 9rieossoQe
unb bic gepIanten 6inan3mabna6ren
reseln uno liebt por Der gsrtaquna.
salt ods 9on8e6inan3prooranm ae.
Idnete CUR 9lnndbme. obrphl eiriat
gtnoeruneer in ibm porQsnommen
purbsn. Die GeiammfIumm. Der
idbrlih ouyd Speiiale1Qd6eu auf3u.
bringenoen 8strdse puroe pon S34,
100000 duf S2i.000.0O0 ermdbiot.
Die Reaierurg bedbiinti1t ben 2tus,
fan ourh SrIpornifis in oer gtrpdl.
tur9 d,s3u1eiden.
Tem Sd'8mouopol plcne peridsts
bos parliament ieire 3uitimmuna.
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GoIu1nbio. 1ln 20 IIllrl.

Der Observation-Disclosures qoroin
GonoDst murine 0on Albert burton,
ieiisngrupt Sonoo2, u}.blf'r poll.s,
erihoifer. Ter UtiretJ sntt1n aa1
oem er non tr 6G,isit,rg &c gtu
perruuof tuog.3l lpat
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-04-01
0futId)rs 1l)il1ru.
cic Grfinouu9 cincS &reslaner Gbi'
rnrgcu Crm0Alidlt nminngrcidlc
ynugcnOpcrationcn.

N'nf Orm GiebauDc Der ruiiiid-d)iucii'
idicu &aut 5u gtiutidlmnna lucbt ole
frauj0iime SritOlorc. @cicdlt
iluiidlcn &Uiotcu nuN Sayuuern
bel 9iuju. 6naocrt unb iiiuiii9
SoDtc nn0 &tnunroc,c.- Nilc
SETTING etorrtiponOcaten ATS
4ort }r.tur dusg0utciCu.
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etnes 5eitdments betrd6ten. gBenu
man einen ipI6en 9rief als einen5 bell
zines Geitamentes dnicben none, oann
mIroeu Dem 8etruge unn Der 8eeins
ilu6ung 2bor uno Sbiire oeDffnet.
9luBeroem lei Der 8rief ireoer, ME
oor5eihrjeben. bon 3eugen unter5ei6s
net, no6 pon Dem 0erfd6er ais Elm
Ibeil 0es IeltQmerts be5eihnet pors
pen. 0d3u tomne, oaB Der 8eitius
mung Des @erfoiiers 3ufolQe Ger Brief
nur pon Teiner Uittlue geleien rperoen
Iplte, al{o niAt, pte ein 2eitament,
fir pie Ceiitnt.ihjeit beItiumt mar.
Sm &erjaufe leiner 2(nIpraae eyz
tldrte @err Stoooaro. oab ieuer pers
lie8elie Sricf teinespe9s init per019r-
heit ibeyetni,imnle uuo Ser uo6yer
gttinuu9 oGs Qeritorbenen teiueu Nus
prud goo. 0err @rndn. oer ioeben
etnactretea mar, iprdn9 auf unp mar
i'm 8egyiff 3u ipredsn, bod @errStpD-
oor0 riei inn nit 0ounern0erStinnlt
entgtgen, 1dB Ct Grpan lin bis
6er binter elmer Qasflubt perbergc uno
e5 ouerbing3 3eit ijir i'm iei, etnaa
5u id8en.
!0err Stpobaro be3pq ii6 auf gez
mile 8rieTe 3tpiihen 8rpan unb Ben
nett, bod Der g}ihter Idqte, boB bic
Gr!pdbnlug oieie5 9ricfpedlieIS nic1t
CUR Sad)e geh0re. 0srr 8rpan poate
troboem Oo5 g8ort ergreifen. purOe
aber pom Rihter oaran perbinbert.
Dem 9ernehmsn na6 iou 8ennett
on 8rNan 1ebrere 8rieie gei4rieben
uno perlangt bd6en, baB iene 8eitim.
mung, ippour6 er ner 6amilie 8rpan
$4,000 permacbt:, riidgdngig 9ema4t
perbe.
2tnpaIt 6elpitt, ipel6er 8rpon Der,
tritt, legte me6rere 6Gue DIR, in mels
den oieiel6enllmitdnbe maBgebenb pas
rem.
2(nlpalt geipton, meI6er ebenfans
fir 8rDan iprdh, iagte, oaB 8rpdn
ni6t bic 2tbIidt babe, jene $4,000 81
bebalttn, Ionoern bo5 GjeIb ppblt9d.
tigen 2(nitalten iibertpetien ipoue.
BON Der 4usfelGun9.
Ct. 2ouis, 81. MARS.
Sir ben Q8etttampf Der 9dnger.
ipelfe pom IL. bis gum 10. s5uli in
Der 6eit6aue itattfinbet, bat bas 8u-
reau fir W}uTit bic 9eitimmungen me
ientli6 perdnDert. 9emna6 mIKen
bic Gt0re eriter alaiIe 80 p0er msbr
Mdtglieber 5Q6Ien. Die 3ur 9ertbei=
lung tommenoen @elbpreiie Iinp lpie
fplgt: GrIter Yreis $4,000, 3lpeiter
Sc, 800 unb brittsr $1,000.
Die eb0re 3peiten @rabes miiher
5niIAen 40 uno 70 Ulit9lieoer tart
fsin. Die 9reiie iinb $500. $1,000
unb $1,000.
9Sur ben 8ettgeiang limb bier Som
ppIitionen beitimmt. 9rei bapon
mGblt ras Bureau fir MluIif. Die piers
te tann Der Gbor ielber ausnGblen,
bo6 nuB bas Bureau fir Wu1it bdmit
einberitan0en fein.
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X A',. rirgsSDlle ntlO 2OttO
Ivy lit SSapau.

SSrDam uerIms Seumett Sas ct. SUmier Gdngerfeft
Gin ieitiamer Snbmumfan. Srm Scmgrciic.
Ser SDng Der Siamantenid1nlmggler Sin
9lid)ter ais 9fid)tbilr9er. lSaiiersmDtb im
cSm0iamn.
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SS5n' g fdnqniB.
ct. Ealll, N}inu., 81. N}d

2ioingiton QuadenbuIb. Der bontes
rptte 9antier bon Qaieur. peI6er 0e.
ppIiten entgsgen qenommen bdben ioQ.
nahoem er bereits 3dbIirnasunfGhiQ
mar, bat duF Elm 9orperbor per3i6tet
uno ou er teine8iirqi5aft leiIten fonnz
te, muBte er ing GjefdnquiB pduoern.
Die 3abl ieiner GjIdubiger betrGqt ct,
ma 500, ipclhe 3uIammen $15O,000
ALI fprbern bdben.
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8 oIttti6e8.


Sine 3uIdmmenitellung Der 8erihte
iiber Die pemptratiI6en @orpoblen
i'm Gtaat iuei't oorauf fin, baB bic
ii6errooen0c Webr3obl Der 8elegdten
3u Gunitcn oes Rihters Nlton 3.
parter inItruirt lperben. Sopeit Bis
iebt 6efannt, nurben 228 Barrier De-
leqdten crpG6it. boh rednet man auf
i'm Gan3en $50.
ciour Iaa5. Z. :. 81. Q}ar3.
Die bemotratiI6e Transformation
trat bier oieien Radmittag 3uiammen.
6eurft BAT cine gcnuqenoe 2(n3a1l pon
8eeoatcn. p.lcbe cine 9ynitruttion Der
qon3en Delegation gu Ieinen @unittn
ourfieben nerDtn Der friibere oc=
nator Qet.iqrslD lpirb pobrlfeinii6
an Der Spibe ber Delegation iteben.
G6pdr3 uno @ejB.
g}ilmaufcc. isis. 81 @}ari.
Die Ri6mono Baggage Qronsfer
Company murbe pon ihren IA iorbi9en
1u6rleuten ben0hrihtidt boB lle nit
einem Dejben. ber e6eni1as aIs 5ubr
mann an1eiieQt lpprnn mar. niht gu
1ammen or6eiten moutsn Gle purben
fdmmtliA entloTen uno bic C5sielIidaft
itelte ueibe 5ubrieute an.
6oueen uno gon8er,
zt golus. SO Mara
Der inn gun0es0iitriits G,ri6t
Itulbi1 6eilnoene Senator Burton
bon aauias fat 6eute ieiu llri9eiI
nod niti ,mpiau3en.
&antprott.
Gt Fam. Niun 30. Wars
Qlus sloora Coma, meloet einsSpss
3ial 8sptife. oab bic grpdi5ant BON
!. 8. e. Niau 6c @on in Rem Yroois
benc, i6rs 3abiun9cn einitelte Die
llriahen Tno nidt 5etannt
gR nrn
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Die ,,,1oreitern "-5eitum-
gen haben oie 6eicbicttc
BON ga Groiie niebt nur
mitithreiben ienSern nit
mochen hcIfen.
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Qluouit 9es,i.als uno Sa.i Gdntdld,
btioe15nntonoer nuroen III Der Guins
cb Urine unter berobi.iiy3enoen 5eilen
bedra6en un0 9ctoo,c'
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9 a b bnunf faGl.
Nnrlliio. An. 81

NWlN7IU, 5EVo Of. gtNI3.
9tls Der GrpreB3ug Der queen &
Crescent 8Qbn um eine &urpe nabe
9otepiue fubr, itieB bic 2otomotipe gez
Gen cine Sub uno ihleuberte iie auf
g}prtpn Wor9an unb peIen IA Sabre
aIten Sobn, 8eioe auf Der SteGs too
tenp.
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6ngtanO b.


Die Giupauoeruugsporldge g,lanq
te In errcr Qeiunq 3u, 2lundbme. Ter
Winiiter oes ,{uuertn ldgte bel oer 9e
iiirporilnq Ser 9orIaqe odB iie nidt
borouf byctnet iei. Der Ginpdnoe
runa I'm 2l0qaneiucn eiucn 8ic lei por
3uid6ie6cn. ionoeru baB iie ben ,9fret
babe. ieue CsinbrinqIinqe ferne 3u BAL
ten, pelhe bic britiifen 2lrbeiter aus
b,n 1abrileu uno BON Sdus uub 9of
bertrdulen
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MN uno uihtiq Iinb. Gr lit ieit
,Sdbr'n Hihter uno ipGbreno ojeiel
3cit bat CT cine gauge 9tBabl bon
Grauunqeu ppu3oQtn uno ndmcntIid
biele iunde Qeute aus Gbicdgo fir oo.
9eben perbunoen. Gr fam ais %
idbriQer A}oun pom Gnolonb nod2lme
rita, oc6 crit itBt iano man, ooB ey
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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-07-29
Mysteriously Disappeared.

Apparently without a pang of re-
gret, or words of farewell, Chas. A.
Andrews unceremoniously took his
departure last Friday night and left
for pastures new. He was last seen
in Reno, where he had successfully
disposed of some $500 worth of horse
flesh for Laurence Frey of Genoa. He
was To return Saturday with the
money, but he forgot to put in an APP
pearance and thoughtlessly took the
money with him.
Andrews came to this valley about
four years ago, and by his unassuming
and gentlemanly manner soon won a
host of warm friends. No one seemed
to know or care what his past life
had been; in fact, the people i'll the
West never give such trivial matters
a thought. He was an expert horse
man and as such experienced little
difficulty in gaining the confidence of
the ranchers in this vicinity. For
several months he was foreman of the
Cohn ranch in Smith valley and later
was employed at Woodfords. Re-
Gently he has been breaking horses
for different parties in Genoa, and a
few weeks ago took a string to Reno
to dispose of. The horses, Andrews
and the money are now among
strangers.
1t is the supposition that he took
the east bound train out of Reno last
Friday night and since then he has
not been heard from. Some of his
former friends are unwilling to believe
that he is dishonest and lean to the
theory that he has met with foul play.
The heaviest losers, however, ridicule
that idea, and the fact that he was
seen at the depot few minutes before
the II O'Clock train was due, would
indicate that he expected to take a
trip.
1t is only too evident that whatever
may be the cause of his absence he
left 81 800 Indebtedness.
And again-"Gone but Not For
pottenn
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-07-29
Accusing Interest.

Mining in this vicinity seems to
have taken on new lease of life.
Mining men are arriving and depart
ing daily. They arrive in skeptical
mood and depart enthusiastic over the
prospects offered by the Pine Nut
range and Red Canyon.
A California capitalist, who desires
his name withheld for business
reasons, in conversation with the
writer said that no where in Nevada
were inducements greater for the in
vesting of capital than the Pine Nut
hills, and, he added, he had been in
some pretty rich territory during the
last few years, too.
The recent strike in the Martin
claim, coupled with the fact of the un-
covering of some very rich rock at the
Longfellow, has caused mining men to
again turn towards this section.
Another thing that has a
tendency to interest capitalists, is the
rumor that the opening of the smelter
will not be delayed long and that the
final negotiations are now under way.
Should the rumor prove true, Pine
Nut will be the Mecca for the ever in
creasing gold hunters.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-07-29
Looks Like a Bluff.

For some time the enterprising
dhilies of Carson have been amusing
themselves by informing their readers
that Gardnerville would not give the
Carson Wheelmen return race. The
local boys had never received a chal-
lenge from Carson, so lately they
wired that they were willing to ac-
commodate the Capital boys. So far
no word has been received from the
eager Carsonites, and it certainly looks
as though they were not overly
anxious for race. Gardnerville
stands ready to race them at any
time and for any amount that they
can rake together. Come TO the front
Carson, or quit your crying.