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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-03-12
Strange Use Of a Suicides skun.

a rather gruesome Highland prac-
tice for treating epilepsy is the drink.
Ing out OF suicides skull In a GER
tain churchyard there is q suicides
skull lying perdu. the exact where.
abouts being known only to one or
two privileged individuals It is in
variably sent for when case of cpl.
lepsy occurs.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-03-12
The Editor OF the Rural New Yorker

Than whom there is no better Potato
Expert In the Country, says "Salzer's
Earliest Potato is the earliest of SS ear
Hest sorts, tried by me, yielding AGA bu.
per acre" Salzer's Early Wisconsin
yielded for the Rural New Yorker 1886
blu. per acre. Now Salzer has heavier
yielding varieties than above. See
Salzer's catalog.
JUST SEND loo IN STAMPS
and this notice to the John A. Salzer
Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis, and receive
lots of farm seed samples and their big
catalog, which is brim full OF rare
things for the gardener and farmer.
easily worth $4,000 to every wide
awake farmer
1t describes Salzer's Teosinte, yield
ing 160, 900 lbs. per acre, of rich green
fodder. Salzers Victoria Rape. yielding
1000 lbs OF sheep and hog food per
acre, together with Salzer's New Ma
tional oats, which has a record of 300
blu. per acre In 30 states, so also full
description of Alfalfa Glover, Giant In
carnat Glover. Alsike. Timothy and
thousands of other fodder plants,
Grasses. Wheat, Speltz. Barleys. etc.
wv. N. U0
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-03-12
Klnu Is MotorIst.

King Victor Emmanuel, who VIM
open the international exhibition of
automobiles in Turin next February,
Is an enthusiastic motorist
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-03-12
no,,to AIcohoi for Autos.

The London Engineer says that the
production Of potatoes In Germany
viii be even more important In the
future on account of the increasing
consumption Of potato alcohol for au-
tomobile purposes.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-03-12
Electoral Commission Survivors.

Only three of the fifteen members OF
the famous electoral commission Of
1877 survive-eX-Senator Edmunds,
Senator Hoar and Gen. Eppa Hunton,
OF Virginia All of the five justices
Of the Supreme Court who sat on
the commission long since passed
away.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-03-12

Money refunded for each package OF
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES II uhsat'
tsfactOrY.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-03-12
Italian Newspapers.

italian newspapers have few SUD
scribers. They are sold mostly IN
The streets.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-03-12
Marine HospltaI servIce.

The public health and marine hos.
pltal service costs 81 100000 a year.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-03-12

Pisos Cure for Consumption Is On infarihlo
medicine FOR coughs and colds.-N. w. SAMUEL,
Ocean Grove, N. j., Feb. n, 1900
Alaska forum., 1904-06-04

WORSE THAN DREyFUS French Plot Uncovered in London-A
 Scheme to Sell Over One Hundred
 Plans French Defences to Germany
 Special to the Forum.
 Paris, May 26.A The Mat1n'S London correspondent begins in this mornings publication of the, Matin the history of a treason af- fair which seems likely to far ex- ceed in importance the Dreyfus sea ndal.
 April 21 the correspondent re- ceived letter signed "Fragola Petro,' telling him that the writer had been acting as guide to two persons who had come to London to sell alarge parcel of documents of the higiFst importance concern ing the French naval defenses. An appointment was made and Fragola told the following: II was for merly employed by the war minis try of Rome. I subsequently, came to London. Three men of Italian origin and one naturalized French citizen worked for foreign govern ments and sold important secrets to Germany. Que of the Italians and the Frenchman left for Brussels five days ago. After their depart ure documents l found left behind contained 85 plans of the Toulon forts and a list of the plans of Cherbourg and Brest, together with full typewriter instructions.
 The correspondent persuaded Fragola to leave the documents for examination, and naval attache at the French embassy declared them absolutely genuine.
 Mrs. Lewellyn, Mrs Heeter, MT. and Mrs. Parshall and the Misses Martha and Katie Mayo were among the DaSSenperS on the C,d-
Alaska forum., 1904-06-04

mparC, AlaSka, saturday, Jun
 FORGED TO DISGORGE X-ray Discloses Stolen Diamond in Sto-
 mach of Thief-Surgeon Operates
 Special to the Forum.
 New York, May 26.-Paul Clark son, who poses as prize6ghter. was operated Oh today and $25o diamond taken from his stomach, says a Galveston dispatch. Clark sou had been arrested for stealing the diamond, and said he had swal- lowed it. An X-ray machine read lily showed the stone in his stomach. It was held that a thief thus dis posing of his booty must take his own risks under the surgeon knife when the law calls 1t into use. WILL NOT HANDLE BOATS l. The Cudahy will be the only boat operated directly by the N. A. T. & T. Co. this summer. Their other boats have been turned over to a transportation company headed by Capt: Humphreys, who formerly acted as transportation manager for the company at St. Michael. The transportation company will handle all N. A. T. & T. Co. freight this season.
 HIGH PRICE PAID FOR WOOD
 The woodchoppers around Tan ana are considerably exercised and wrought mp over the letting of the cord wood contracts at Vancouver barracks, to outside parties, at $13 per cord. The contract was let at Panama at ST, but tue Vancouver authorities cancelled 1t and accepted the outside bid at SIS. The wood men are trying to figure out why Ft. Gibbon post should pay $1 per
Alaska forum., 1904-06-04

MURDER COMMITTED. Near Kokrines-Man's Skull Crushed
 Body Supposed to be That oi Bill
 Evans--Inquest N0t-Y Held
 Special to the FORUM
 The Forum received word per Cudahy of the discovery of the body of a murdered man near Kokrines. The body was in a de- composed state and had laid in a patch of willows for months. The head was crushed and the body was lashed Tn some bedding. The mur- dcred man is supposed to be Bill Evans, prospector who came down from Dawson. This Is the second murder committed in that section last year
 Emory~L. Arnold, signal corps p operator, was murdered near there last spring. IL is said the authori- ties are working on both these cases. Whether or not an inquest was held on the body ot Evans could not be learned definitely, but 1t is thought not. Kolrines is in the Rampant precinct and Commis- sioner Green is acting coroner.
 Vienna, May 26.-The squadron of nine warships now making a tour of the world has received free permission to enter the ports of Trieste and Plume. Under the Austrian law not more than six warships can enter Austrian waters at one time, and not more than three can enter any Austrian port without special permit. On sev- eral occasions this permission has been refused to the powers, while the permit asked for by she United States ambassador was granted ex- peditiously and with profuse com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
MORE AEON THE WHITTLESEY CASE

people seattle county, particularly tho
desired further evidence that hre
something all doubt ought II have
they article printed IN Saturdays issue
wild though effort under public criticism
by SPECIAL JUDGE Tor
decision February Though this um suhor-
dnate 1t unQuouonaby inspired by the chief incompetent
the office.
OF The star
looked the entries the appear
docket In this and What did he nnd'
found that the LAST ENTRY WAS MADE WHEN THE
CASE WAS INDEFINITELY POSTPONED LAST NOVEMBER
AFTER A SINGLE WITNESS FOR THE STATE HAD BEEN
CALLED TESTIFY. CAREFUL SCRUTINY FAILED
TO REVEAL ANY LATER ENTRY
ha dupldV when he tries
his haefaced prryareaun
What do county commissioners about the case De they
this submitting OF the CASE NOT ONE WORD on the other
hand proddus Prosecuting Attorney scott Nth
sharp a effort him 70 dispose of
Not ONCE has he EVER TOLD THEM THAT TIE
CASE lad HEEN SUBMITTED.
Investigation whitcsey proceeds
there
lot Of vauy abroad and the information Al hand
would ruaeunes somewhere close
70 Prosecuting Attorney SCOTS office 1T MAY co BACH OF THAT
and II { The Z o.
meantime p per suggest the good
who compose the their continued interest in fair
The earchught 81 investigation
onto this interesting af lesal procedure THE STAR M
IIEvEs THAT INVESTIGATION ny COMMITTEE or THIS
would that there ought
that interested enough n the clean al
little investigating for
himself The star will gladly assist
finally that Nj scott has submitted the case
Interesting special judge wmoa
personal Of AR whesey vho
pointed Judgment the sta the cNe consent Il
Pruseeuting Attorney Scott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
FORT ANGELES

journalistic friends ov~ Angeles having ufte
boyish efforts dsd the tans1nt-
articles which recently appeared In this paper
particularly dealing Vlth the prospective development
Of Port Angeles and vicinity These
meaning that they uuY knocking
their the the progress Of Their
community
Ever began publish these articles about the
forthcoming Puget Sound country b. the Hartman
people every corporation IN the Northwest has stood W
hind legs shouting decyng the stories at
publishing vernauoHs obscure positions inside
pages local in I'M agent the hliebound
the number So With
THIS array taking the Lead it not
prsng but weineanng Port Angeles papers
the wake and Ne. too"
The the future Of Port Angeles and
envoninE territory this little blest with splendid
terminals Ter great tranaontnontai railroad
system andoked hnrbos In the world
There every believe Hartman has his Port
Angeles han vouhsafe can be
shown maintain n Hartman knows what be Is At
Angelica this has stated
Furthermore onhd that Port Angeles viii within
a years and not Ice thing and that this vii be
mpshed along dentcaly forth the railroad
recently published ln this paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
Five and Ten-Acre Ranches on Water
Front Nearly Given Away

him. Premier showed bis beautiful
teeth In an expansive smile. I vas
the officer. indeed, an, nov that /
go % Washington. ia Il not
enough L. IL not permit 70 my
guide that he ritturu 20 the bosom
Of his fsmilce2'
There is nothing I would not do
10 oblIge Mr. Burton" said lnEra-
ham. duhlously, while the tall Nir-
elnian stood there iudulgeutly smil-
ing That family was safe aud farm
ing was rather AZ a discount then.
The business ~ guide fas far more
lucrative. only, he had ventured Just
a few rods too far In showing Ere
nier the Yankee lines. and Fitz Lees
men. guarding StoueWall Jackson
himself on the porch % the Burton
homestead. waited yainly for the
good mans return. "l'll ask for
your release. Burton" said he but
I fear Il won't be granted You'll
probably have 10 90 with NJ. Ere
nler."
And you. too, InEraham.' said
his general. entering at the moment
and laying dispatches upon the
table. They want you at the var
department"
There vas not little wonderment
and speculation az more than one
headquarters when Il became known
that Capt lngraham had been sum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

cleaning barrels ducked az the ham
merH flew back at the grip of the
thumb Nearly thousand sun
burned. aWafthy faces stared keonly
into the cracking. crashing forest In
front Look watch out and Htill
their officers cautioned and re-
strained them u was only min
ute
SEQ there See there Battle
flaEa went up Il hair atfled cry
Then rang tho command. aHirf at
will. com bat Il Wa drowned
In the fearful crash Of Yulleying
Thousands barely 30 yards away.
And then FAR az eve could reach 20
riEht and loft from north 10 south
a stlfllng BLUSH cloud had settled in
the timber ahroudIuE the advancing
line against which. bllullY. the uu
aeafhed men of the Two battaliuna
leveisd their futile fire and. crouch
ing stfuyo in haste 10 Load again
There were shouts aud etecra-
tlonH the cries Of aartlY wounded
men the ring ~ the huElea the roar
Of the twin guns on the pixie their
last FOR the day there we're cannon
GERS mo- more Then RIGHT left and
ia front. more crashing. crushing
vuiieya swept and shattered the blue
ranks and fgllod full third Of their
strength. and then. on through the
smoke steady veuFefui over.
whelminr In number. irresistible in
force che gray hrlFadea strobe on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

worked bis alngle gun along the
pike. fighting furiously b. the last
BE veil Eues haA uobly Col Rely
and sturdy John VIM and many
man Co humber station had fallen
on the foremost line. atsadfaat even
" hen practically deserted aud 80.
day after day. be found himself In
heated Arguments slth officers who
had seen nothing except Tho flock
OF fuEtveH that came streaming IN
towards ChauHeliurH. many Of. them
from Hazel Grove. aud Il ended Ia
bis finally being ordered back 90 his
regiment. where be Naa glad enough
90 80.
There vas 10 one. o. course. At
the time Ia tell how particularly
distinguished had been tho conduct
% this particular captain Of cavalry.
in the effort t5 keep "a fighting front
in face o. Jaeksau'H rollryinE bri-
radca OF the officers af rank who
saw g. some WHrr dead. some. in
utter disgust at their treatment BY
Euperlura. had resigned and gone
home where a faw. at least ran In
earnest aud to some purpose. and
we're elected ~ office and then
could talk
lugfaham5a general had been
charged with the duty uf conveying
some prisoners 70 the Potomac. and
thinking IL NIae IN put hls young
trooper leader ont ~ the way until
peoples temuerH we're less oxplna.
ave. that aaEaHIuua earalyman sent
Rex himself There we're not fifty
captiyea In the batch and few were
uf consequence 10 the general gov
eminent nut Two Of them. said the
officer 81 the guard. wished 90 speak
with Capt fnEfaham send them
tn said Bex Ia surprise rlanclng
% from the field desk az which he
vas writing in the dimly-llghted
tent They came. with "A sentry In
charge 81 each one a tall Virgiulan.
the other a slender little Creole.
Have I the honor Of addressing Mr.
Worth. Of Washington grinned
the former extending bis hand.
which Rex shook heartily as he
recognized the farmer Burton then
turned eurlouaiy on the dImInutiye
officer beside him. Surely 10 is
Edouard Frenieri said he.
"AasurcdlY.a was the reply. with
much HtnteliueHa Of meln and tone.
Sous lieutenant. II you please. and
YER much at the service Of NJ. le
Captaine lugraham. whose valor |
had the honor to witness from the
Hotel DoSdall whittier I went TO
toll your generals my bcc-utlful-
what you call coz a lane my. an
yes. cock an bull story that wo we're
r-r-runninE to Gordonsville."
Were you the officer they
brought IN there near Burton'sq"
asked Re1. light dawnlng upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

in deadly ychcmeuee. stopping only
70 fire. only 90 seize The Eanz there
aaa DO time o. DRAG AVA aud 30.
ten 60 one rolled over tha remnant
af Nun Gllmu line. Wtuna helpless
BET heroic hundred Nith them. roll
81 ~ the tsth. next regiment 90 The
LEFT. and then mst sltb sudden
cheek. though the long left flank
came tapping round from The north.
enveiopiuR the scattered regiments
ol 5ehurra division In the clearing
about the Hawkins farm stopped
for the moment uaa The southern
center. but only for the moment for
the second line waa pfoddIng on The
first
rs scores and hundreds the men
u Eon GIl.aa brigade. not already
enEulfcl in the gray torrent we're
drifting eastward through the
woods. sweeping With them In some
cases even the sturdy Anglo saxon
sons % Ohio veterans II dozen
ferrcly battlcd fields Despite the
hsroIam 20 Mclean and bis devoted
Officers and men. ueVruH division
wan rrumplrd up and swept away in
the storm. lsft % Itself. neglected.
derIded. lrUffcd a.. the 18th Corps
vas being whipped in detail. 70
hatfali1nB iu three parallel lines
against l8 on edge. and only 81. for
Harius and hia brigade we're far
ont south ut Hazel Grove aud 81 no
Nas In the fight
In vain the men Of sehurz'B divl-
sion we're hurriedly arrayed. They
we're oyrrN hclmed in turn aud
forced back on the eastward woods.
aud finally. as darkness drew near
and the flashing voileYa grew red
and reddsr. even strong regiments
and battaliona. cavalry and Infantry.
holding the works at Hazsi Grove.
in their own time touh alarm and
then engued a Heampef toward tho
Chancellor field. quite aa aheepllkc
Ne anything occurring at the Dowd-
AL farm.
Many a noble aud devoted soldier
by this time had died In the effort
70 stem tho dcluEe. but with the end
Of tho day the battle wa won TO tho
South AZ a cost far exceeding IN
value In Stoncwall Jackson there
vas lost 70 tho Coufederacy that
which u could never regain. In
Charlottesville there Wa lost 20
the Union that which IL felt for a
few weeks only. and. for Il. took
full satisfaction on the slopes Of
Cemetery Ridge almost within an
other moon.
But az o'clock Rex InFraham.
dragged again from under hia dying
horse, faint with hunger and ox-
haustion. found breath enough 10
AJAX Of the surgeon examining his
crushed and twisted leg Where
have You left Col, Winni- and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
Confessions Of Priest

Rev Jno s cor. OF WAKE. Ark.
writes: Tor Il years / suffered
from yellow JaundIes. I consulted
a number OF physicians and tried an
sorts OF medicines, but got no reflex
Then I began the use OF Eiectrin
Bittcrs and feel that am now cured
OF disease that had me in Us grasp
for ~ Give years" II YOU want "a re-
liable medicine for Liver and kidney
trouble. stomach disorder or general
debility. get Electric Hitters. tie
guaranteed by @. o. GUY, Inc, Sec
5nd avenue and Yssler. Only Soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

hNknlNlh.
John Waynaf. a prosperous law
YET of New York. financially ruined
AZ the outbreak of the civil war. has
n rarnlYtie seizure after being rob
bed Of funds belonging 10 the Ere
ntef eHtate Rex luguham. aent
through Columbia COLLEGE by Ray
nor. Is suspected OF tho lhrft and In
eatfanfed from Uayuor'H daughter
Edlthu v hum hr loves With cant
John VIM ues goes Co Washing
ton aud becomes caYalfYmHH
While carrying staff message he
rldea down Il sentry who detained
him. aud Is placed under arrest A
home hia ehum. Edward uuruhum.
and Mrs Fairbanks. EdithA'a aunt
start fumonH that lnrrHhnm Vi gull
y uf theft while visiting al nfuak
side home ct Mra lhngduu aud her
two daughters Wlnn and lusfaham
witness the capture ~ a supposed
spy The captive who has been Sc
riouHif injured "a MAJ Chalmers
Nho d IN Sd. me mysterious way ton#
uested with the ianrduua Chhi#
mere il removed from Hruokalds b.
nr DALAI. brother of Mira tang
don
HHF tried hy court martial faI
running down the sentry. pleads
guilty bat states hi- belief that his
order % hurry Justified him.
Ordered hack o. bis regiment In
Efaham r. captured b. NifE MIA
troopers
lie IL aided 20 escape BY Ma
Chalmers and both safely cross the
happahsnnosk and arrive AT nuf
tons farm
tnEfaham Ia captured hy NIfFIaIa
troopers Chalmers aide him and
theY raeana through tho WitdefueaH
finally reaching Washington
ttHN Receives severe wound aud
becomes guest at ufauEa de
where HaH4HH Infa fhr esea Of kH##s
lanEHan. be farEru hla love faf
NfIfHa
Parting from hiH new lose. nsz
nov HaufaIu spend The winter an
The NauHahaHunrk lu ths Wilder
Hsza the following MAY dufinE the
strange halt ~ Chancellor. he and
VIM observe ths flank movement
nf Lees army which flHuIsf ard
ffH EHnHfafa mistake fur a retreat
thsE HHHaHf 80 Gen nsssna
VIII the lfth corps Isolated and
the ftHhf ving practically defense
Ices The officers refuse t1 art or tie
reports and Lees master attack BE-
gina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

t9chocs af the Packers strike.
Orrum The star OF July 49, 1850
CURIOUS FIND Wafkmcn eN-
cayaung on the paatnuige Hitc unr
etrthrd strange fossil When ~
was shown Co him. Prot iiohm
steer % the University of WAHh-
mFtnn pronounced II an oHlficd
specimen of hsefHteah frum enc oN-
tIuvt beef guftrr lie says Zoe can
remember when the wealthy class
used Go eat hesfzteah lu the rnrh
part of the century The hrrfatrhkn
features we're wonderfully pre-
served. considering haV Ions it had
been buried It Wiil be EiNru a
plt,r in the suslatA Of Natural IT'S
tor, RI museum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

moned by the secretary Of war.
There was even. In one OF two cases.
rather pcrcsptihle uneasiness Here
was a man. not a member Of the
18th corps at all. but a rank out
slider who had taken up the eudgels
for the Dutchmen1 In no ALTERING
grasp lie knew that the fell dis
aster was no fault Of the corps
Could Il be that that terrible stan
ton too. had heard and Wa bent On
investigating That was indeed
lngraham's one idea the bright June
morning he turned over his prison
ers az the wharf. and. after break
fast and a brush of at WillaTd'x
reported az the war department
(Contlnuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
CHATTER XXI
AunIIanaLI Llnmn

The weeks that followed that
mouruful My evening were FUN Of
Vital Import - Het luEraham re
called 10 duty With his general
within the fortnight despite "a badly
battered Lex and "a agfely gricying
heart our captain vas amazed to
hear the stories banded from lip u
no
ln big aemlaIrele. north. east and
south OF Chancellor five strong
corps d'armee bad been heavily IN
trrn,hed. awaiting possible assault
that never came. aud ignorant APP
uaroutly u conditions 60 the vest
where with - right unprotected
the corps 81 Howard stood alone
No corps In the army placed aa was
che nth. could have held lb ground
They fled without firing "a shot"
declared officers u hIrh rank Whu
ought To have known far better
iuEraham.a soul waH up in arms
llc with his own eyes had seen how
yalIHuiiY Mclean aud won Glla.
gallant Reilly ter and Richardson
had halfied - save the day. how
Leather ea.heaa ulFar had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

Luke the Loon. godfather % the
nut family. loves the beautiful as
This viii show.
TIE WHITE FLOWER
l.
rherr il a little flower that ia white
and grows alone.
And nadesfiV is beauty wins
friendship 81 lts own
while peoples flaming boldly With
the scarlet roses vie,
Its fresh and apotiesa petals keep
on smiling az the sky.
IT.
More gorgeous flowers droop. and
pine. and wither quite away.
80 likewise does this nowret meek
lose blossoms day By day
Bot for each lost u patiently brings
into being new
Another white and laughing one 10
catch the early dew.
III
So when the ardent jasmine. with
abandon flauuts ia bell
Or tiger lilies lures display In tones
that passion spell,
turn away and seek the spit that's
lovly and apart.