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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-30

De isgte geitpttelie / SaIoeren. 9os
Bent Senien8 reoes 3aget uf Stalz
ben, e1ers gjoroes Der lite for Sfaz
De uOen pau aornitattene.
2iot til Roropeit bOr 5. Sci tiers.
Ser 6leIes alt oat uben en- gammel
LOG 6ouIe", iom 6amilien miOlerti.
big boebe /. QtGe De soriae 8bgninz
ger jaoneoes meo SorOen, og Steret
er ct al be melt pOe paa Stormens
Bel. 6lere aeer fungebes unoer
9rdget, og cen at bem or9btes.
2ige / geit for Settlers qlaOs Dor
Marius 2tnberIen QtGe bans gn9z
ninger blaIte pat, Tau intet bleO til
bage. 6un Tapner en- 6eit. ROrb
berfor iaen bor Riels 8enIon. Sans
Stalo og llobpgninger bl9ite uGf.
". 5bomiens Itpre Stdlb tiemies
iammen, og bans aSer begraOebes
unoer 9raget. De fit bem bog ale
uo lepenoe. 2tnbre llo6p9ninger blas
lte oat. Stuebuiet bleO itdaenOe.
S. Ssrgeniens Stalo bI9fe baf,9
andre llobbgninger itdOeoes.
2ignenbe bliper 8eretningen peb.
0dlOOelen al oem, Der ramtes At
Stormen bar oiIt (efter Napnene At
bgmme) 9anIte. Der npbnes enbs
MI Seren 2(uOerien pg s. GAriiiens
len. 0eres 8ngninger fejebes Oat,
"a nogle areaturer Ora6tes. Soa
nnpnes Der flere, iom pit life CT
DANTE.
Der fortGlles ON en- 66ris Gass
items. 6paO Der ftete, er bGientli9
en- @entagslIe ar boaO Der er fortalt
ON andre qlabier. Wen bet eiens
oommelige er Manbens og bans So
nes Rebning. "a Stormen fom op.
off be .up Itairs" for at ie efter
3ing Der. Der be9pnpte faa at fals
be Sogl. og be Tsote at beifbtte Din
buerne mob benz. 8e m9rfe6e Indrt,
at 6uIet git. oa bet naite, be bleO
tlog pdd, bar, at be laa paa Sorben
mellem TO aOTerter Tlere orobs" ira
Stebet, 6bor 6uIet buooe itadet. Sn
gen of bem baObe fauet iaa me9et
iom en- Stramme. Om 9oferterne
bapOe beItpttet Dem, tunbe De life f.
qe. Ottetommers grGbber og 2X4'
bar ierte af @inoen og breone / s5ors
ben meo Iaaoan ardft, at be lite
tunbe tr9ttes op.
Gn init lut6erit airte og flere Stos
le6uIe bl9ite neo.
Der er fun 6ert ON ire Menne'
fer, Iom er omtomne, Ndnnene tnber
pad. at ingen al Dem er DANTE. 4o.
itilltge 6lep iudrebe.
Suaindrt Rngtet ON Stormens
6Grgninger nddebe 6utcbinfon,
bunnebe Der tg 5jelpetropper, Iom
orog ub paa 2anbet for at bj9lpe be
Ifabelibte til Rette. Der er iiben hit
en- elabelig Smsbetommenbeb ug
6inlpIombeb mob be fdbelibte ira
Mebborgere gn og paa 2dnb.
Staoen Mc2eob 50. er dnIluaet
til en- 9parts sMillion 9olfars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-30
Ooploeeanoe Storm /
110rheoen of Putchinlon,
Qlinnelota.
Zen rammer mango al De
banfte Settttte.
Ct. Mortens airte ffabes.

Samme bitten, iom ben sbelGgs
genoe 3ornaoo buIereoe / og omtring
Ct. goul og minneapolis, er Der
gaaet en- Iignenbe Storm ben ober
QicQeoO &C., Wlinn. pait. @ertien
bar ienbt os ct llotlip at ,0ut9ins
Jon 5noepenOsnt", 6bOrefter fslgens
be meboeles, geretningen better
ooer en- Sibe / 0ut3inIon 9laOet,
iad ri pil gsre llobrag og ba l9rlig
meotaoe, bbub Der angdar bet oanite
Excitement.
Stormen eaer @pclonen git ben
ober belle gountpet. Den bar fra en-
til en- og en6alO og pdd fine Steber
10 Q}iI breb. Den 9jorOe umadOelig
megen Staoe paa 6armejenOpm.
iarlig ooiaa peo at ipreoe 9orns
itattene.
Der fortalIes ON en- 6enrD :.
Otto, at Stormen ramte BAN i'm
fuloe Roisri, og Der 6leO life en-
Smue til6oge paa bans plabs.
Rogle Ipreote oe forIlauebe 9us6oIos
ninqsgenitanbe, iom fanbtes Bit og
ber fen oper Marten, bar aft, Der
bar til6oae af bans 6iem.
Qao 0l. 6. Reiiens glabs peb
Barter Qate tog ben IigeIebes aae
gngninqer. og NANCE af 9us6olos
nings9fni-anbens blaites / sssn. Sas
milien Ulite 9rueger. iom breb 6urs
men, re0osbe iig a9lberen.
aiot langere omme paa 3itiioen
At Seen ligger Sans anubiens
5arm. Ser tos Stormen StaIben %
llb6pgninoerne. Den for oqIaa ilbe
meb StuebuIet, men lob bet bog itda.
anuoien Tobnebe en- 6eit iom ban
foen fonbt / en- dnben Manbs
ogdrO".
Saa ndaebe Stormen Ct. Wlors
tens airte plaOIen fables 6eatpos
le). Ser blaItes airtsitalben (t9t
fbsbs) Dat, og Der reOes 5dgipaan
al 3darnst. Sos Naboen til 8irten
Gaa ret oi foritaar). girtbolb, bl9ite
1lb6pgninaerne neo.
Gn bolo Mil Spbsit er 9ans
0lIen5 Qlabs. Ser fo'r Stormen
Ilemt meb 6uiet, lsftebe Def ftu
9runOen, orejeoe Get oelOis omtring
og goelo9be ben enc 9inge. Suiet
blep Ior eprigt iaa rdmponeret, at
bet lite er tort barb. 5amilien bar
/ 91loeren, og oa 0uiet leftebes af
8runben, rullsoe Der en- tor &dmpes
Iten neb / 9Gloeren og ramte Wlrs.
Glien IRpggen. iaa bun tom alpors
Zig iii Stabe. 5rngtenoe, at 9uiet
ffulbe brafe Idmmen oOer bem, for
LOB Bdmilien 3Gloeren og isgte Gp
unoer 3rperne; men Der bleb be
fnart erepet ira al oagl, Og De mauts
te ba fD9e 2p | gteiten df aornitdt.
fene. Stalb og andre llbbbgninecr
bl9ite bGt.
2il SDb ligger Osgoobs plabs,
Iom MI eies al Ml. IS. Miller. Oct
par ben Ttsnneite qlaos pna @gnen
oq 6abbe fine 8pgninger. Ser blas
ites 6uIet fuloit9nbig bort. og Snb.
boet iprebtes for be fire 9ejr. Qtlt,
Der er tilba9e al ben tore barn, er
Stenorunben og en- Del at 6eiteItale
ben. Q(nbre llbbngninger og Ninps
melen er fomplet 9rog. 8umilien
rebbebe fg I Saloeren.
Qibt 2Tt for DIFFERS 9labs 6laiie
Riels Ql. g2ieliens Stalb bort, men
SuIet 6lep Itadenoe bitter lGngerc
git Scr Garl g2enib, Ser buiereoe
Stormen bans ,,groDe". sbelugce
hans Stalb pg blaIte andre llbbpgs
ninaer baf, men 6ufet bleo ltaaenos.
Der bra6tea 4 6eIte. 9un Mrs.
Hemib og TO gsrn BAR biemme, og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-30
2ltter pololom Ramp
/ 11oro.
panerne erptter rem
0 Der belle 9inien 10 b 8 Ia :
gang.
De 6otber $ bill for Pott
4rt6ur.

0et er Iom Iaa ofte fer, at gerets
ningerne ira arigsitueplaofen entsn
mosFger bDeranore eller bet mtnos
ite oarierer, Iaa bet er panIteligt at
blipe flog paa aeiultaterne. Oct fan
10 ogIaa not o9re, at bet apislGienoe
pubIitum er alt for grioIt pad at ie
ReIultater. 9i ital M gi0e bet, iom
be ioreligger / Uleloinger berinoe ira.
s 9prbags ulorges beb' bet, at
gort 2lrtbur life tunbe inotages BIZ
rette meb Storm, men Der maatte
tanteS paa en- langere gelejring. So
iad, od 2(ften6laoene tom, beo bet
Der, at 59Itningen oGereOe bar idd
gobt Iom inbtdgen, men admpen bar
life enbt. MaaIte begge 8eretninger
fen bringes til at iamiiemme. Oct
heboer / ct 3elegram fra 9onbon uns
Der 27. bs.: ,9i (,Goening Stdn=
6arb0 bar 9ob @runb til at tro ira
pripat U}e0Oelelie, at Sapanerne bar
Ounoet Snbgan9 BORT artbur, ~
at 69ltningen f0lgelig er ida goot
Iom (oirtuelD faloen. Sapanerne CT
imiOlertio foriigtiae meo at iige me-
get ofentlig, f5r &umpen er oper=
Itaaet."
oSnbgangen opndaeOes beO Gties
i6an 5orterne. 5upanerne befatts
peiDui6an garabegruno inoenfor
5orterne ben "a. peb 8aggrn, og ira
bette guntt ItremmeOe De neb mco
uitonoiet SlO gennem hele 0u9en.
0eres 3o6 BAR tort, men oeres Moo
bar uToattet inotil Gnben."
Oct forItaas bo9 ulminoeligt. ct
'Sdpanerne er ubalebe efter &dmpen
og 6oloer Spil. 0m ben rusiiIte
@arniion iiges Der, at ben bar ta0t
$1,000 eler 9alooelen at i'm Stbrte.
ut oemme efter Sort, ON flere
glabe meobeler, tan Der 9erne b9re
ct Stntte til gnoen enonu, Da Der
er 5orter runot ON og bdgpeo port
2lrtbur. Wlen tort eller langt - dd
IDnes M1dlet at b9re lige Iittert.
6por me9et 8eretningerne enb 9ar
Oarieret, iua bar Supanerne tampet
fig itebie narmere frem imob Maas
let : BORT 4rt6urs Snb :
tugelfe. 0erom er Der ingen
1UiOl. SO at be life er lungt ira
Mualet, berom er aGe ogiaa enige.
Stil6eben l9ngere gorb paa /
Man6uriet, omtring 2iao gang, er
/ be iibite Oage bleOeu afleit al ben
polOiomite &dmp. Qlllerebe / 2ers
bags mslbtss, at SSSdpdnsrns bdobe
tnotdget 9sjene SpoeIt tor Gldns
bianiian og Foritaniebe fig Der. Hdps
meme paa SmaaIt9oerne Smegnsn
al aiao gang gibes forifeffigt. Get
bebber TadIebes / ct Telegram fra
2iuo gang al %. Qfug., at Rusierz
ne 6ar truttet iig tilbdge fra Qlus
I6anIban, boiltet Ipnes at itu(le
ppre famme pldbs fom 2ianbians
fan. 5 bbert 5dlb er bet inn imeGlem
0aihena og 2iao gang. aampen be-
oDnbte Der ON Worgenen ben 26.
Q(ug., og ben 27. trat Husferne ig
tilbaae. Som iGbounlig melbes bet
ogfaa Der, at be trat fig tilbage GOD
.Orben. 9u Sapanerne bar tommet
ober 5loben 3aitIe, Iom ls6er gem
nem SIetten meffem 6ai6eng og 2tne
fbunIban, brGnbte be groen al.
Cm Rusiernes CAB I bette Gtog
lnber geretningerne noget forfeit
li9t fra 1900 til omtring 100
Munb.
gfter ct 2onbOn= telegram, iom
Den bogliae SfdnbiraO" mebOeler,
ifal 3ampen bare ruIet / a 1age
SnOeit for 2iuo gdns, oa Sapunere
ne Itol Der bare bunbet bet itsrIte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-30
Slaoteritrifen fin Gnoe
nQr?
SlaQterunionen er tr9 t
al bet og bil 9greolt for at
en0e Striten.

@3'uTNN 99"'tFIN"~ ONNIFS f"N ~
enoe Slagterz eller Stoctpar0itriten,
BED Oi, leote lite til noget, og bet iaa
uo til, at 2tlberm9noenes 5orfsg
paa bet famine Ituloe bliOe lige faa
frugteslBit, ibet Yacterne beitdnoig
paaitaar, at Striten er enbt, og be-
res 5orretninger gaar paa fine Ste>
Der meo fulO 8raft og andre Steber
meo mere eno 6dlp Strait.
Site beIto minbre mener Strife
leoerne, at Striten life er enbt, men
at ben mart oil blibe bet.
Gfsetutiptomiteen for ,,Q(malga>
mateo W}eat Cutters dnb gut6ers
Mortmen" er tulOt iammen / G6iz
cago, % Der Ifal 9pres ct iioite 5or>
ipg paa at faa Striten enbt. War.
9onneaeo letter lit 0aab til 9lbere
manostomiteen og bet 5ilbub, fom
gt5etutiofomiteen er biqig til at
gre qacterne. Seq tror itfe,"
idgoe 0onneQD, oat ben belle 8omite
fan formad 9dcferne til at unberz
6dnole meb os, men at en- Subtomite
tan" De innes at meme, at om be
fprit funDe faa ct Mp0e meo pd@
cterne, Iaa IfulOe bet not reIultere |
5reb. Striferne er bi0ige til at
labe 6ele MeQemb9renbet dfgpre beo
@ologift.
Striterne begDnber for Q(loor al
libe N0o. llnionen bar oprettet Here
] Stationer / 66icago. 6oor Der ubbe>
les Dlab. 9aa en- Iadban Station
pda q. 46. og @roi8 cts. bteo Der |
5re6ags ubbett 1000 8urbe Mabbaz
rer. Oct fan life blibe beb, o9 Dim
teren n9rmer fig. 0iSie Omiten@
oiqbeber toinger Striterne til at
preoe pud at Ilutte 5reb paa bebit
mulige @iltaar.
0onneGp ipnes bog life belt for
tnnt enbnu. 9il pacterne abfolut
lite forbanble meo Striterns, iaa
truer ban meo, at beres etsetutioe
9omite pil mebe gpraabet o9 for
bre, at be umoralite og idnit9re 8ors
bolo, Iom for Sioen fnbes / Stocts
paroerne 6lioer grunbigt unberipgte.
De Iamler geoiTer at forelagge 8ps
raabet for at oerificere oeres pads
itdnbe.
st Smabdblao inbe6olber /
@aar fslgenoe llotalelier ON 5prz
6oloene Der:
Senbagen forlsb SnO Smabd,
iom 6ber Manb penteoe, at bet Tfuloe
blipe Stritens Iibite Dag.
= llnionens 6obebfparter tilbragte
iom f9bpanligt en- bel Del 8ogen.
2eberne, Q(rbejberne og ,,tbe pictets",
iom bar gjort Striterne itor Sienelte
/ 2ebet al be to Mdaneber, lab pms
tring og ipileoe Sort og tog iig bet
let, oGe Ipnte8 n9Iten iitre pdo, at
Strifeu bar i'm Gnoe nRr.
Suit 9porban ben oiloe enoe, inns
tes ingen at 6aoe nogen rigtig Wiez
ming ON. gogle mente, at Pdcferne
Ilet life piloe forbanble meb Dem, an
Dire berimob, at beres ganle 9trz
beiosberrer bog otit pilbe gipe noget
efter.
5 qacting6uIene git aft roIigt.
Syngen Inntes at t9nfe paa SpItdn0.
Sbre pad 8 0abe mpOtes 5orz
enin98s og Sttez6OreningSmGno o9
6aabe talte iammen og brat iom@
men og bar beo gpbt 9umBr. 9egge
Barter 1nntes at p9re forpts1eoe on,
at Strifen 2e6et al ct Bar 9age
oiloe gda ober 9iitorien.
Yer bar nogle, iom misbilligebe,
at preiibent 0onnellen talote benz
paa Strife onoen Sang, men 5lers
taGet bolOt meO bam og mente, at
ban bapbe gjort bet eneite, Der bar 1T
opre unber SmiiGnbigbeberne. gn
al be mere fremrdgenbe ertlerebe:
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-16

Bargains in all lines at the Bargain
House.
Sofa pillows and pillow tops at G.
V. Store.
Wall paper going at cost at the
Bargain House.
Prices always the lowest at the
Bargain House
Our uew "solo'' room is hummer.
The Palace Resort.
A fine line of choice candies always
on hand at $50 Main
The merchants are beginning to dis
play their holiday goods.
Cigars and tobacco kept in perfect
condition at The Palace Resort.
Games of finch, pit. panic and
Sherlock Holmes at G. V. Store.
THE Palace Resort. $50 Main
street. The ur to date billiard hall.
There Is nothing finer than the Pro-
gress home made bread. Try loaf.
It is fine.
st. Louis and return, s32. 20, every
Tuesday and Friday. The Colorado
Midland.
Suitorium membership costs 81. 80
per month -Four suits cleaned and a
shine every day.
Handkerchiefs. ribbons. laces. sta
tionery. candy. embroidery silk,
stamped linens, battenburg braids and
patterns at G. V. Store.
The Mesa Point Coal Mine is now
mining and delivering coal-Phone
your order to $50 Red or see W. A.
Lynch manager. Price So per ton;
81. rs per half ton.
The musicians union have selected
Feb. 18th as the date for their big
dance for the present season. The
entire orchestra will be used. The
ball will be one of the swelle.t of
the season.
All people interested in getting py-
geographic materials can save in ex-
press or freight charges by joining
the club and ordering through the
Mesa Paint & Wall Paper store. Mr..
Robinson will send the fret order
about Nov. 10th.
The Woodmen of the World log roll
ling takes place here next Thurs
day. The program has been com
pleted in every detail and a great time
is promised. Woodmen will be here
from many of the neigh boring towns.
We want the boys to be on time.
We have received the largest shir ment
of watches by freight ever shown in
the city. The Ingersolls at sl.00.
81. 80 and 81 10. Come on boys and
get your watches. The Thompson
Jewerly & Music COMPANY.
Frederick ireland, reporter U. S.
House of Representatives says; IF 1
was fifteen years old again and want
ed to be earning $4,000 a year in
some great business by the time 1
was thirty, / would get into some
managers office as stenographer.
There is no quicker. easier way to
success.
The big Elks social next Monday
night is the coming social event. III
vitations will be confined to Elks and
their families and guests outside the
confines of Mesa county, bachelor
Elks and their sweethearts. BY spe-
cial request of the committee parents
are asked to leave. their children at
home-Com mittae
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-16

Merchants should commence
to advertise their holiday stock
if they hope to reap a harvest.
II is no need to state that The
Sentinel reaches the homes of
Grand Junction people.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-16

The Progress is always the best.
Clothes called and delivered from
the Suitorium.
Save your clothes and have them
always appear new by having them
cleaned and pressed at the Suitorium.
All babies entered in the Woodmen
baby show Thursday must wear
plain slips. This must be strictly
adhered to.
The Suitorium phone number Is
black 4s3. Don't fail to call them and
have them clean your clothes. Ladies
work a speciality.
The Black Diamond Coal mine is
open and good coal Is on hand at all
times Black Diamond coal is as
good as tile best.
ID. aud r. G.. special rates to st.
Louis, Chicago. Boston and other
eastern points. For fun Their informa-
tion see S. G. uunn, City agent.
We carry too many lines-We intend
closing out several. While we are
doing so, the public gets the benefit of
the low prices. The Bargain House.
Only six weeks away and Christmas.
will be here. now is the time to COM
menca your fancywork and remember
for all materials go to the G. V. Store.
1856 Main street.
A bazaar. SIX O'Clock supper and
children's operetta in the evening, all
by the ladies of the st. Matthews
Guild, on the afternoon and evening
of Dec. 10th at the Auditorium.
We don't care whether it is dem
ocrat or republican. all get the same
square. honest deal at our store. All
new clean goods at the lowest cash
prices. j. NJ. Graham. 1871 S. 4th st.
We have en- the road large line of
typography outfits-and materials suit
able for all kinds OF work You will
have a good stock to select from in a
few days. The Thompson Jewelry &
Music Co
Grand Junction will he turned over
to the woodmen of the World Thurs
day, Nov. 18th. A big log rolling
will be held here under the .aupsices
of the Fruita. Palisade and Grand
Junction lodges.
Election is over aud someone lost
but the man that goes to Graham's 1871
P. o. Block and gets pair of Shar-
God shoes or one of those beautiful
W. O. and B. suits or one of those
handsome all wool sweaters. Can't
lose.
Mrs. Lottie Parton who purchased
the Candy property. No. ei5 Rood
Ave. has thoroughly cleaned and re.
novated the property and is now ready
to do business. This house will be
known hereafter as the ELMO
House. Your patronage will be ap-
precia ted.
Beginning Nov 18th the Santa Fe
road will run tourist sleeper clear
through to California without change
on their train leaving Denver daily
at p. NJ. This is great improve
ment over the service in years past.
The Santa Fe also announces the re-
sumption of the daily service of the
FAMOUS CALIFORNIA LIMITED.
the train leaving Denver every after
noon in the week at 8 AS. For full
particulars. pamphlets and reseiva-
tions ON either of these trains, writs
j. p. Hall, Gen. agent A. T. & s.
f. Ry, 100 Lawrence St.. Denver.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
STRANGERS TO CITY ARE
GIVEN HEARTY WELCOME
Henry w. Davis and b. b. Wilcox
Greeted mt Y. NJ. c. A. by Repre-
sentative Men and Women.

People representing many of the
city churches. together with the cler-
gy prominent professional and busi-
ness men and members of the Young
Mems Christian Association, assem-
bled in the association yarlors last
night to extend a welcome to Henry
w. Davis of Indiana, the associations
new religious work director, and B.
B. Wilcox of Chicago, who has Just
assumed the position of State secre-
tary of the association of California.
The reception was given under the
auspices of the board of management
and the woman's auxiliary, of which
Mrs. f. E. Kelly is chairman.
Rolla V. Watt presided and DR.. F..
NJ. Larkin made the address of well
come and was followed by the Rev.
William Kirk Guthrie and H. ]. Nc
Coy, both of whom made appropriate
speeches. Miss Hussey and Mrs. Part
ington rendered vocal selections and
Miss Cleveland gave a recitation. and
Messrs. Davis and Wilcox acknowledge
ed the high compliment which the as
sociation and the woman's auxiliary
had paid them in assembling in such
large numbers TO bid them welcome to
the city.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
DEMONSTRATES SUCCESS
OF WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
A Van der NaiIIen Explains Appar-
atus and Pleads for Use of
MarcOni's System.

The commercial practical bility Of the
1Isrconi system Of wireless teiegraphy
vas presented yesterday afternoon be-
fore q special meeting Of the san Fran
cisco Board OF Trade. The apparatus
exhibited consists OF the simple forms
OF transmitter ard receiver or Co
herer." Messages We're sent and re-
ceived across the width OF the hall
Several hundred members were pres
ent and showed great interest in the
tests
Professor van der Naillen in a short
address described the studies in wire
less telegraphy made by European spe-
cialists before Marconi. but said the
italian inventor was entitled 10 be
called the father Of the system be-
cause he had maze il commercially
available. There was no longer any
excuse, he argued. for failure TO adopt
II on all steam and sailing ships. both
ocean going and coastwise. More than
100 maritime stations have been es-
1ablished and many transatlantic
lines have installed the apparatus on
their boats san Francisco and its
great commercial interests cannot
longer afford, he concluded, to neglect
the great invention.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
Blacksmith and Fire
Laddie Charged
With Crime.
Held in $1,000 Bonds
for Entering a
Meat Shop.

Policeman McHugh made what he
considered an important capture of
two burglars yesterday morning. One
is Thomas H. Commins, blacksmith
at 320S Mission street, and the other
William Murphy, a fireman attached
to engine IS, who is looked upon as
the champion jumper of tn depart
ment
McHugh, in his report to the Chief
of Police, says he saw two men act
ing suspiciously about o'clock yes
terday morning on Mission street. be-
tween Twenty-eighth and Twenty
ninth. Then he saw them enter
the blacksmith shop of Thomas H.
Commins and come out in a few min
utes. He saw them walk to the butcher
shop of Charles Fritz. 3204 Mission
street, and break open the door with
a hammer and chisel. McHugh thought
it was time to act and boldly entered
the butcher shop He found Murphy
hiding under the stairway and prompt
ly arrested him on a charge of bur-
glary. Commins was not found till
about S o'clock and he was also
charged with burglary.
The two defendants appeared before
Police Judge COnlan and after being
instructed as to their rights the cases
were continued till Monday. About an
hour later they were both released on
$4,000 bonds accepted by Judge Conlan.
Fritz, the proprietor of the butcher
shop. called upon Captain Martin yes
terday afternoon and said that Muir
ply and Commins had his permission
to enter his shop at any time to get
a supply of tallow to use on the legs
of their horses. He was satisfied they
had no felonious ptent and said he
would not prosecute them. He hinted
that whisky had much to do with their
foolish act
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
BURN HOUSES
FOR INSURANCE
Salt Lake Police Round Up
a Gang That Has Made
Arson a Means of Profit

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March A.
Charged with arson and with being
members of a gang organized to burn
business property to secure insurance
money, August Wilmer, Alexander Jen-
nings, John H. Hoffman and Frank
Wilson have been arrested by the pO-
lice of this city. ]. E. Golfer. promi
nent merchant of Lehi, Utah, is under
arrest there on a similar charge He
is accused of being the financial backer
of the gang and having instigated the
plots. Jennings and Wilson have con-
fessed duplicating the others. Among
other deeds, it is charged that the gang
burned the creamery at Lehi in Sep
tember last and the boarding house at
Murray owned by Wilmer.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
Lecture on Scotland.

Wednesday evening at Lyric Hall
Clan Fraser presented Dr. Ian Grant
in an Illustrated lecture on Scotland
and the consensus of opinion as ex-
pressed by the large and enthusiastic
audience present was that it was the
most interesting lecture ever presented
in the city on the subject The llustra-
tions were true to nature and the cloud
effects in the region of the famous
Iochs were superb. The members OF
Clan Fraser escorted the lecturer from
their hall on O'Farrell street TO Lyric
Hall. with pipes playing and plaids
and bonnets in full force
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
BIDS FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF CUTOFF

Seven bids, ranging from $4,000, 900 to
s2.500.000. for grading and tunnel work
on the proposed bay shore cutoff, have
heen received by the Southern Pacific
Company and are now being considered
in New York at the conference between
President Hartman, General Manager
Kruttschnitt and other officials of the
Hartman lines.
1t was stated at the offices of the
company yesterday that the awarding
of contracts for the work will be made
within the next six weeks. The work of
tunneling will be the principal ex-
pense of constructing the cutoff, for
there are to be five tunnels through the
Potrero hills.
The bidders for the boring of these
are among the largest contracting firms
throughout the country.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
MAY CONDEMN
FOR ITS RIGHT OF WAY

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals yesterday reversed the decree
Of the United States Circuit Court for
the district Of Washington. Western
Division. and directed the lower court
to dismiss the bill in the case Of the
Black Hills and Northwestern Railway
Company. the Mason County Logging
Company, Thomas Bordeaux. A. H. An
derson and Joseph Bordeaux vs.. the
Tacoma Mill Company.
The plaintiffs in error had petitioned
the Superior Court Of Washington for
the condemnation OF a right Of way
across certain lands belonging to the
Tacoma Mill Company for line Of rail-
road in Thurston County on its way TO
a terminus on the Pacific Ocean The
defendant had refused to sell OF convey
the right Of way. The lower court en-
tered an interlocutory decree restrain
ing the railroad company from proceed
ing with the condemnation suit.
Under the judgment Of the Court OF
Appeals the condemnation proceedings
may be prosecuted in the State courts