davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1904-11-16
DEATH RECORD.

Brown WinIfred. col Sc 4SI L st. sw.
Chandler. Ida. white, 81. Providence Hosp
Cook. John II. white. Y. Providence Hosp
Dyer Catherine. white. 81. $3.50 o 81. NV
English. Elizabeth 81. white. IS. s0s 18th nv
Gray. Charles p. col. 80. S57 Aliens CT. ~
Green. LIKE G.. white. Il. Is Jefferson St
Anacostia.
Grigg samuel. white. 70. z1I7 Wyoming ave
Hammond Henry, col. 81. Freedsnan's HOSP
Hines. Fannie. col. 90. Emergency Hosp
Lavender. Anhle j.. white, ~ Condgit road
Lucas. Geo, G. white. 4, 1920 18th st, nv
Mack. William y. II. white. 81 646 y sW
O O'Neili. Michael. white, So Z206 18th -. NV
Parham. ThaOphilus 8. col. 80 / Hurst pl
Roeber. Frederick, white, 60. Govt Hosp. ms
Rollins Helen C.. col. 10 mos. SS7 3. = ave
Sullivan. Harry A. white, s6. 2S II st. ne
Sullivan. Margaret, white. "a. Home for aged
The Washington times., 1904-11-16
DIED.

GORDON-On Tuesday. November IS. 1904.
Mrs. FANNIE KELLY GORDON. formerly
OF Kansas
Funeral from her late residence slf Eighth
street northwest. Thursday. November Il.
at 10 A. m. II
TUCkER-On Tuesday. November Is 1904
al the Epiphany Church Home, In her eighty
seventh year, MATILDA TUCKER. OF Alex
andria, but Tor many years a resident OF
Washington
Her funeral viii take place from the chapel
Of the home on Thursday. November II. at ?
o. clock Z
The Washington times., 1904-11-16
CITY MOVING THE SITE
OF M'nNLEY MEMORIAL
Springfield, Mass, Park Board Wants
to Change Location to
Pecowsic Hill.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Nov ls.-rhe
permanent site of the $4,000 Mckinney
Memorial. a tribute OF Connecticut val
ley working men TO the late President
is again a matter Of uncertainty. A year
ago the controversy over site gave rise
10 the impression outside Ct Springfield
that the city did not want the statue.
The park commissioners granted a To-
cation on Court Square. but now want
the memorial placed on PecOwsie Hill
Forest PARK. an eminence which over
locks a broad expanse Of the COnneeti-
cut Valley.
The memorial IS being executed by
Philip Martiny. the New York sculp-
tor, a pupil OF St Geudens.
The Washington times., 1904-11-16

80 uozen Chiidren's Fleece-lined Rib
bed Vests and Pants. Vests with silk
trimming around neck, pearl buttons.
We rCught the whole production AT
sacrifice; worth up to sse. VIII 19e
S-scial lot Of half-wool Union Suits;
One!ta style; worth 81; will go nOc
The Washington times., 1904-11-16
FUNERAL DESIGNS

OF every deseription-moderately priced.
GUIDE.
1921 F Street Northwest. Phone II. 969.
The Washington times., 1904-11-16

Odds and ends Of slightly solled Me-
rino Vests and Pants; French
neck. well finished, sizes 20 to IEC
o. a''.'.s.......-...-.--.- .........''.A
Atwood Scarlet Vests; medicated
yarn all sizes. pants to match; O &c
worth $50; special. ...........-.... y
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
&te bepbahteu,

Ole SommanSanten Der oeutlfen
8rie9si6iiie i'm iernen Often baben Die
Snltruftion erbalten, ausfibrli6e 8e,
ritte iibsr bic bon ibnen semafteu Ye.
obadtunssn an bic bsimii6e Re9ieruns
Su isuSsn. slus bisism @runoe werosn
Die Srisssidiffe, in @smabbsit nit ben
Oirettionen Der abmirale, ollie Saien
beiuhen, no es irsenb etpas sibt, oas
Der 8eobadtuns ODER 9ia6irass wsrtb
lit. Da bieie Ssrihte oil ben 9aiier
8ilbslm sebeu. miro ieoer @ommanbaHt
li9 flar bewust iein, oa6 es wiinidens'
pertb lit, praciie uno fadmGnniide Be
obaftuu9en 5i MAIDEN.
Der @ommanoaut bes beutiden
Sreujsrs rSania,4 we6er auf Der
5abrt mad Bort artbur ansebli9 pom
ben Sapanern beibpiisu nuroe, ianote
ben erltsn oisier 8eri4ts. Oas Wiaris
ne : Wtiniitsrium beoba6tet iiber oieie
ausslsseubeit cas itrittsits SsbeimniB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
NuBlauo'S NroteIt.

Die ruiiiide 6esieruH9 slaubt, baB
Die Hote an Die rniiil6en @eianoten I'M
I~uslanoe, in melher auf bic 8erlesun9
bes YOlferredts ourb Die Sapaner aufs
merriam 9emadt wuroe, 9roBen @ins
orud 9emadt bat. Die ruiiilde Resie-
runs le9t beionberen Aiadbruf auf bic
iapauii6e 6anblunssmeiie bel 2i6es
mulpO, mo eS bic tele9rapbil6e Yerbin.
oun9 abgel6nitten bat, 10 oa6 Der rullis
ihe @eianbte unb Die @ommanoanten
Der rnliil6en Stronger rYaria9" uno
rSoriet" feline Nia6ii6t pom Dem Abs
bru6 Der biplomatiiden Sejiebunsen
erbalten tonnten. uno 9leib oaraui lei
Sapan nit llebermabt iiber Die ruff.
I6en Shiffe ber9eiallen.
9tuBlato iast, baB Sapan bur9 oieis
SanOlunSsweiie auBerbalb oes SreiIes
Der cipililirten 9iationen iif ssitellt unb
baB feline Sanolunssweiie barbarii6 &C.
melen.
Su biplomatilfen Sreiien lit man ber
aniidt, bab Die Daritelluns 6uBlanos
auBeroroentlih ftarf lit unb ielblt japan.
freunoli6e Staatsmdnner erflaren, oat
Sapan our6 iein beiBes Seitreben, Die
ruiiii9e Slotte sleib I'M anfaus 3u
l6wdhen, einen Sebler b~egan9en babe,
Der burd Die j3eritOrung Der Swei Sdifie
G8ariag" unb r8ories" auf Der Hbeoe
BON 3ihemulpo) nidt auisewosen piro.
Shirt 9abanOff, @ouuernellr oes @ou'
pernemeuts 2ambOD. bat cine Rrotla'
nation erlallen. in Welher er Die Sau'
ern Dor Yerfauf BON Bfsrben al a9en:
ten warnt. welfe iih fir britilhe Ser
treter ausseben, thatldhlid aber biz
Bferoe iir Sapan baben wollen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
.Shmal;fdfes NrcstB.S

Das 8unbssobsrssridt bat bic @nts
Ideioun9 bss lnter9eri6ts in BEN BRO.
se6 Ses Sdiefabrifanten Cornell 9e9en
ben ebemali9en @bica9Oer Safenfolleftor
@opns beitatist. Der YroSsB bot inter
benz 9lamen rSdmal;fdie. YroieB" cine
9emiiie 8eriibmtbeit erlanst, inosm
Cornell ii6 wei9erte, Die 8unoesiteuer
auf ieinen S6malSfaie gu Sablen, %
cine lolfe Stener in Der Tbat cine @rs
portiteuer lei uub besbalb sesen Die
8unoesperfaiiuns oeritoBe. Su Der
@nti6eibun9 oes 8unSesohsrseridts,
wsl6e 9ti6ter 8remer psrfaBt bat. miro
barsele9t, oaB Die Suuoesuerfaiiuns in
Der Chat @rportiteuern psrboten babe,
aber feline 8epor,u9ung BON @rportar.
titeln bel Der 8eiteuerung i'm @e9enlat
si anoeren artitetn. Der Sberrihter
uno 8ifter Sarlan saben Elm Wtinori.
t1tsz llrtbetl ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Gin 6aubreiters Reeiment fur bic
Sapauer preanifirt.

@apitan 9. 8. Bruce, friibsr Wtit.
slieb Der Haubreiter, ma6t, mie er be,
bauptet, b0dit befriebi9en6e SortI6ritte
nit Der Srsaniiiruns zines &ssiments
oieier Waifen9attung fir ben Oienit I'M
iapanilben Deere uno Wtaior so. 8.
Baoaue, pel6er bic Wtariue, 9lfabemie
a~bloluirt bat, uno iriiber Scutnant Der
Wtarine mar, lit Don GeraS nad 9tew
Yorf 9efommen, nm i'm in ieinen Ses
miibun9en Su unteritiisen. Captain
Bruce slaubt aus ueri6iebenen NnSeis
heu i6lieBen gu o%iirfen, ba6 iib Dem
Gtesiment uiele Der alten Wtit9lieoer mie<
Der anidlieBen meroeu uno nimmt an,
oaB Die Sapaner 9eraoe elm Su~uerlaili9eS
Regiment Sapalerie meroen gut brans
den tOnnen. Man bat iid) aud idon
init ben Yeb0roen in Yerbinbuns selest
uno Die 3lii6erun9 erbalten, OaB Elm
iapaniider SreuSer Oas Hesimsnt abbos
len unb nod Sapan 9eleiten mirb. Wta>
iOr SerleD ioll In Waibington nit Seus
ten %Oerbanoeln, welbe gemillt linO, bic
erforberli6en 9elbmittel fir bic @rpeois
tion auijubringeu, welhe ii1 porauss
ii6tli6 in 2eraS in Der 9idbe Der meris
taniihen @renje in Yereiti6ait iesen
wiro. Stur porSigli6e Heiter merben
an9enomnei Dereen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
W6hte 81nia iperben.

SIM oeutlhen Iusmdrti9en Clint
purbs srflart, bic Gage auf Dem 8alfan
lei sfpar beoenflih, oo6 lei Huslano,
Seiterrei9 : llnsarn unb Dsuti6lano
anfs @ifrigite bemiibt, einen Srieg smi>
i6en Der Giirtei unO Bulsarien abSus
menoen.
Sieie MtGfte peripra6en Dem Sir
iten Seroinauo pom Bulsarien cine sroBe
Compensation, permutbli6 Die &0ni9s=
niirbe. fails er ben 3ries permeibe.
Iu6eroem lit Shirt Seroinano su l6lau,
nm es nit RuBlano ~ perberben. @r
lieB nod iinsit in Den bulsarii6en Stir
den fur ben @rfol9 GER ruifii6en SSafs
fen beten.
guh bic Sejiebun9su oes Siiritsn 3l
Deuti6lanb iinb SnfriebeuitellsnS, mas
ourb Die Berleibnu9 beS Rotben Nolers
oroenS an ben YrinBeu Boris, Serbir
nano'S Glteiten Sobn, unlan9it gum
Gusorud %9elan9te.
Sollte trosoem elm Rries 3wii6en Der
Girfei uno Bul9arisn ausbreben, 10
wiro sr iiderlih lotaliiitt weroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Ratentriea.

Sir $18 ipir6 Der @inmanberer BON
Oduemarf, Norpesen uno S6meoen
mad amerifa fabren tUnnen. Die Dam.
bur9samerifasSinie afS 8ertreterin Der
StaubiasSiuie bat biefe Rate angefiin.
bi9t. Sc iollen Die Dampfer aenannter
einie brett jwiiden Stem Yorf, Seliins.
borg, @otbenburs unb G~briItianiunb
tahren. Der erite Dampfer pirb 9tew
Yort ant l. april perlaiien, unb Io6ann
meroen alle Swei Bohen Dampier mad
Sfanoinapien ab9eben.
Die ueue State peripri6t, Su einen
Dampfertrie9 bon auberorSentli6en
Dimeniipnen 81 fiibren. Die einSise
2inie, Die jett aus ben noroil6en 8Gfls
bern nah 0isw 9Orf fabrt, lit Die Sfanr
binapiensG merifas9inie, unb lie perlan9t
fir porausbesablte 8itlete BON oriiben
bierber $34.25 auf alien S6nelloamps
fern, unb 5000 auf seipObnli6en
Sdiifen. IS lit bieies polle 40 YroSent
mebr. ais Die ueue Rate Der Sfanoia,
relp. Der Sambur9er 9iuie.
Ole Dampfera9enten iino iih inoeE
babin einis, oaB Our6 Die berabssisste
Rate weniser Die ameris
tanilde 9inie betroffen merSen ioll, ais
Die en9liiden @unaro unb S9bite Star
sinien, Die einen srosen PrO3entias Oes
Serfebrs aus ben uoroii6en Sanoeru
oil ii6 9e%riiien babeu.
Die reue State BON $18 lit Die binisits
BON ir9eno einem europdiiden Safer
mad 9iew 9orf. Bon beutlhen Saier
toitet Die Sabrt i'm 3mii6enSsd 6ur6.
l6nittli6 S36. 9luS ir9enb sinem 9beilt
Don 9ioroOenti6lanb fam man aber fir
etwa So per 9abn uab SOpeuba9eu,
reip. SeliinsbOrs fabren. uno Dies wiirot
Die Seriiberiabrt ielbit nur auf 500
briuSeu. IS lift besbalb uidt unwabr'
iheiulid, baB aud anbere &eute ale
Sfanbinapier, bic mebr 3eit ais @elr
baben, Die neue Sinie benusen weroeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Ghtuefen uurubta.

Der Stem Yorf r8orlo" miro aus
1i6ifu t~elesrupbirt !: pOie Manoidu'
rel befinbet ii6 I'M aufitanOe seser
Ru6lano. Siinitauieno ruiiiide 1rup.
pen liub pom Wtnfoen nab Sunmintune
seitidt iporben, neil Die G%ingeboreneu
in benz weitliden 3beile Der SalbinieI
9iaotuns Sorbersitunsen t~reiien, fleint
a~btbeilnnsen ruiiiider Gruppen. BIZ
ii6 bort befinoen. ju um3inseln. j3ebu'
tauienb Miauoihuren baben iid bereits
ben auiitanoiiden an9eihlolien, unS
Der auiitanb sreiit INNER wsiter nm
lih. gin @elb uno Wunition feblt es
nidt."
IS mirb berihtet, bab bel S6angbai'
man 5efe6te spii6en ruiiii6en unb ia.
pantheon Eruppen it%attfanoei, iowit
oa6 RGuberbanoen in Der Mianbiburei
ben Rulisn piel ,u i6aiien MAIDEN. Das
Bolt @bina's ideint feline Gegiernn9
INNER mebr gum Sriess ss9en &uBlanS
III orGuQer,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
sIleriep,s Proclamation.

Der Stattbaltsr Glsriep bot in Der
sauSeu Manbi6urei cine Proclamation
Derbreiten laiisH, In mslder er ben 9bi.
neieu mittbeilt, oas Rublanb lit nit
Sapan I'M Srisst bsfinbet pesen bes
beimtiidil6en ansriffs Sapaus auf bic
ruiiiihe Slotte.
Dieie Yroflamation tntb1lt feds Ibs
i6nitte. Der erite iiinoist ben @ins
lpobnern oil, bab ie uebersriffe BON
ebineien auf ruifii4ss @ebiet perbin'
bern miiiien.
3weitens. Die ruIfi6sn unb dine
Iiihen SntereIfsn peroen fir ibentiid
ertldrt. slbsr ba China iast. baB es
Neutralit6t ju beobadten miiuiht, mfg
ten ale Beamten In Der Wtanoidurei
Der ruliiiden Grmee bilfreide Sanb lei
ben, anitatt ibr binoerno in ben ISe9 ju
treten.
Drittens. Die 8emobner loIen FORT
fabren, ibren BeI6aitisun9en na93uses
ben, unb Die ruliiden 2ruppen nit
Vertrauen b%ebanoeln.
0iertenS. Ole @iienbabn : 5eleeras
pben meroen Dem Sduse Der 8epOlfers
unS i~iber9eben, Die i'm Sale pom Be-
ihaoi9nnsen perantwOrtli6 sebalten
mirb.
Der finite Nbitnitt mabnt bic 8e,
u%Dlferuu9, ben Drobunssn Der .@buns
dies" (Rauber), fpel6e Der Stud Der
Wtanbidurei ieisn, ni6t Solse ~ lei
item, iouoern ben 2ruppeu bel ibrer
Gusrottuns bebilflid il iein. Sails Die
Bemobner oieS ni6t tbun, meroen lie
ebeniallS ais Hduber bebanbelt merben.
Sehitens. SBenu Die Uemobner ii6
ben &ruppen feinblid seisen unb ibnen
9e9eniiber 9aB an ben Gag lesen, oanu
weroen iie Obne @naoe aus9erottet wer.
ben. Die &esisruns tbut ale S6ritte,
nm in ieoer @%pentualitat ibre Sutereiien
gu lhiisen.
Die 8roflamation appellirt ernitlifl
oil bic SDmpatbie Der Yepolferung in
Der 9eseunarti9en 9riiis, in melher,
pie es beiBt, rHu6lano Ieinen Riider
sesen Die Wtauer lebnen mug"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
cramps nidt reAtIos.

llsber bic 8eats siuss 2ramps bai
Die Suprsme @onrt pom Soma cine be-
;ei1nenbe @ntiheiouns %abSe9sben. Sin
Tramp nameus Soispb Sobnlon bate
in Yottapattamie @ountD cine Shaoen'
eriasflase seeeu Dit Sabnperwoltnna
ein9eleitet, nadSssm er Son einem Dabns
anssitelten aus sinen 5uge berausses
morfen morblu par uno babel Serlees
ungsn erlitten bsfte. 9n eriter SnitanS
wuroe bic 2lase ab9ewielen. nit Der
Nesrinbuns. oaB elm Tramp in bic
ler biniiht re9tlos Jet. Die Supreme
court orbnste ieooh eiusn ineiteu Rros
Ses an, Der NIT einem Seroift fiir ben
9lassr snosts. Disiss llrtbsil wurOs
isst our6 bic Suprsms Court bsltatist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Geaeu 0etpaltfbaten.

Sn Der @onuentiousiieuns Der r@itis
gems S%n6uitrial aliociation Of Amss
RIGA" in indianapolis wurbe cine Reios
luton augenommerl. laut welfer oas
@refutip. 9omlte oes Yerbanoes ein Sc
iess uno SrOnun9s : Oepartement"
s%riinoeu ioll, oelieu ipeiielle aui9abe es
iein ioll, SOfal.S rsaniiationen babel gu
belfen, baB bel Streifs Perionen ermit.
tslt unb beitrait werben, Die 9enalttba.
ten besebeu. Die 8erfol9un9 Der
S6ulbisen lol uiht eber auise9ebsn
werbsn, ais bis Die sultdnoisen @eri9te
iiber iie ueriiigt baben, uno 3eusen, Die
sesen lOlhe @ewalttbGter ausla9en.
IOllen unter BEN pollen S9use oes
Verbanoes ltebeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Nm ShwinDil6ttge.

DIR ll%nisieidustt, Der bur& siu sfpGbnli6ts
Rittsl sur @siunbbsit pisbtr b~srssffslli purbs,
nanbsm or siniss SABRE lang an sintr fhrtrtn
euusrnfranfbsit unb an btr ssfirtt.tsn 8ranf.
brit Shpineiu6t stitten bate, bat Gin sroBts
9trlanssn, isinsn Nitl,ipsnrsn cas- Witfsl Der
Stilung bsfannt su mn6su altn Dsnisniarn,
bic 70 prIanasn. pire CT frtunplitf f%oftnfrti
zine Abl6rift or 3ubsrsitnns i&idsn, psI6s is
ais cine ii6srs Ssiluns fir S6piupiutt. aifb-
ma, @atarrb, 9rOubifis unc ale pals. une
eunssnfrantbsihn iuern MT bsn. 9r bpfr, hap
ale 9siesnrsn isin Ssilmittsl ~prptirsn psresn,
pa IS isbr pribpOl it. Ditisnissn, psl6t bic
3ubsrsituns psrlaustn, ptltt ibntn nitts feiftn
rirp, unb Gin Stsru fir fs isin mag, tpcasH
gfdaisf
Gbrp. Gbparb u. @iIfpn,
8rorfipu, y. o., oprsiirtn.
GrpGbns bisis 3tituus,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
8egrabniR Yldte
81 p%ertanfem.

Auf BEN non her 3icus.@ smsinbt ptr,paIte-
en- 6rissbOfs an @prD @ditiusicu apsnHs
prrtn ftts @rSbtr %psrfauft fur BIN grtts pom
IS bic SO. il nab 0tm aItu ess guitOrbsnsH.
5amilisn.S ssrGbnieplSss fir S2s. SHiu bel
u. g.. aitfd, SIS eadapaHna I'VE. 40,f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Smlims Mutisfa.

1913 q @uibinatcn w., Isuss stIspbOn af9.
Rdb- unb @ai6mai6insn, Wriustrs, 9iep-
eIss, @rasmGbsr, 3hnttn, RspOlprr, S8Ipftr,
@aue- unb 5al6tuusrsn, S6irmt etc, rtpa.
rirt, Wai6insn isesr srt aufasifsllt, pattntmc-
belle %fabrijirt. Sltd irbsitsn unp plumbing.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Nanamd.0ertraa.

I'm 1850 Sreita9 Sormittas utter
Set6nete Braiioent E%ooiepelt Die Bro
tlamation, nelher Dem RanamasSers
trag @irtun9Straft 9ibt.
I'm 1890 batten SefretGr OaD uno
@eIanoter SunausS arilla in Dem 8us
reau bes Staats r Oepartements Die
Sertra9S.& atififationen aus9etaui6t.
Der SunoeS Brdlioent ~iiberlanote
benz SENATE Die Siite ieiner @rnennuits
gen Sur Yanamafanal. @ommillion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
8laeen iber ben Sarnepal am
Mieberrbetu.

Gbeinii6e Sldtter betla9en es, baB
Der Garneual in OiIie(oori unO anbersn
nieoerrbeinil6en Srten i'm @ntarten be-
9riiien lit. au Stelle oes 9Sibes uub
SnmorS treteu, wie tie anseber, INNER
mebr HObbeit unb @emeinbeit, unb
Spar Sumeiit bel unrsiien Eerlouen beie
Oerlei 9ei6le6ts, bic a~uitdnOise Srauen
belditi9en unO ioniti9en srObeu llnius
treiben. Die Siir9eri6ait mebrerer
Stdbte bat segeu lol6eS 6aitna6tstreis
ben prOteitirt unO ierneren 3ui6uB gum
&Oienmontasss 3use uerwei9ert.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25
PERSONAL.

Bill Glasmann Of Ogden was at the
Kenyon yesterday.
B. F. Sherrouse of New Orleans is at
the kenyon
c. F. Crockett of Alexandra, La. is at
the Kenyon.
y. l. Jones of Las Vegas, " NJ, chief
engineer Of the San Pedro railway. is at
the Kenyon.
c. NJ Beason of ogden is at the Wilson.
DR.. Rudolf Michael of Frankfort-on-
Main, Germany, is at the Wilson.
Count Nisart de Bocormi and his trav-
ehng companion, B. POrineSZ, Of Belgium
are at the KnutsfOrd.
Dudok de Wit of Amsterdam. Holland.
IS in the city on a tour of the intermoun-
tain country. He is registered at the
knutSfcrd.
Roscoe NJ. Breeder has been removed
from the hospital and is progressing sat
lsfactOrily at his home.
Captain a. Akin-Higgins. European
manager for the Raymond & Whitcomb
Excursion company OF Boston. Will arrive
IN the. city this morning with three emf
-nent civil engineers from Paris They are
MesSrs. Hardelay. De Ia Rochelle and
NJ. Raffard, and are making tour of the
United States for the purpose of studying
American engineering methods.
A. {. Nelson state superintendent OF
public instruction. will leave tomorrow
schools there.
r. G. Pool and his nephew. r. S. Greg
ory, Knight Templar of Honolulu COM
mandery, were visitors at the mines and
mills OF Stockton, Tooele county. on
Thursday
c. S. ePulver. who has been i'll, is recov-
ering at his home. 90 L street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BODY TAKEN TO TEXAS.-The body
Of S. A. Sayers. who was killed IN Stock
ton was taken yesterday to Bailinger,
Te$.
HAVE SCHOOL PICNIC.-Professor
w. j. Mccoy, several Of his teachers and
2 large number of pupils from the East
side High school had picnic yesterday,
going to Pennington and from there into
the hills.
STAKE CONFERENCE.-THE Ensign
stake holds its quarterly conference to-
day. There will be services in the as
sembly hall at 10 a. m. and the usual
services in the tabernacle at p. m. Ward
meetings Will be held as usual
FATE OF A FIEND.-Jack Chase a
morphine fiend. was sentenced Yesterday
afternoon in police court to serve ten
days in the city jail for carrying a con-
Cealed weapon. Chase was arrested by
Officer Simpson on Second South street
and was under the impression that a
bartender by the name of Pat Smith was
going TO shoot him. He had displayed his
gun several times on the street and was
at the time under the influence Of NOR
phine.
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than it viii sell for on the open range
as is the case in some instances at the
present time.
We demand the enactment of laws
that will make effective the provisions
Eof our state constitution relative to the
deposit and care of public moneys and
securing reasonable rates of interest
I thereon for the public benefit. and so
distributing the moneys of the state in
fsafe depositaries as to equalize the
benefit and minimize the danger of
loss.
We deny the cOmplaisant and AFRO
CANT claim of the Republican party
that it has performed its promises and
carried out its obligations and the COM
m2nds of the constitution in enactin2
aud enforcing laws; and in particular,
although for many sessions Of the leg
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islatTe it has been in undisputed pow
err, we point .Out that it has failed 10
provide for the safe and proper placing
of public moneys. for the establishment
of board of arbitration to adjust the
increasing number and extent OF labor
disputes. and has failed to enforce the
law preferring discharged soldiers and
sailors in the matter Of public employ
ment
The Democratic party believes the 4
the state hospitals can be handled with
greater efficiency by local boards ap
pointed for that purpose, aud we pledge
ourselves to favor the enactment of d
law placing such Institutions under the
immediate management and control OF
local boards. subject TO the general SUI
pervision of the state board of charities
and reform.
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to go UP to the Fort. They came through
the block onto Third South street and
the officers called TO them TO halt
Both soldiers made a break up Third
South and after chasing them TO the
University campus Seigfus pulled his gun
and shot close around them This stopped
them and they threw up their hands. At
the police station they gave their names
as Alvin Bowman and George Byrne
They had been drinking considerably and
were charged with being drunk and dis
turbing the peace. Their bail was set at
so each and they were turned over to
Lieutenant r. O. Patterson of the Tween
ty-ninth infantry. Bowman is one of the
men who was to leave for Colorado to
in the field events Of this depart
ment
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DESIRE BETTER PRICES.
Fruit Growers of County Take Steps
to Regulate Market

The initial step toward the formation Of
a fruit growers assOCia ton for this coun-
~ was taken yesterday at the regular
meeting of the Salt Lake County Horti-
cultural society. The object of the new
organization will be to secure markets for
the fruit Of the county and insure good
prices. j. +. Cox, an active member of
the society. was authorized at the meet
ing yesterday to formulate a plan for
the formation Of the new organization
and to report at a later meeting.
J. B. Miller of the Salt Lake Real Es-
tate association addressed the meeting on
the desirability of having the Horticul-
tural society furnish a fine display of
fruits for the real estate bureau on Sec
Ond South street. The idea met with ia
vor and it was decided TO furnish a dis
play of the products of Salt Lake county
as soon as possible.
J. p. SOrensen was authorized to take
charge of the exhibit of the society at the
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VENDETTA ALLEGED.
Greek Workmen Arrested to Prevent
Threatened Murder

Eight Greeks, Angelo Sawtell. Nick
Bobo Peulos. Nick Gafais. John Kubo-
rifles, Yost Kutouliues, George Kach-
pceles, Nick Daravelos, Jim Kama
tisehais, were brought in from Bing-
ham Junction yesterday and locked up
in the county jail, charged with threat
eTing to murder their foreman, s.
BIowsils, of the Bingham smelter.
He discharged one OF their number
SEINE time ago, and since then, it is al
legged, accused have been seeking re-
Yenge. few weeks ago three Of the
discharged mans friends We're arrest
ed for assaulting Browsils. They were
placed under 500 bonds each by JUS
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At their state convention at Rock
Springs the Democrats of wyoming
adopted the following platform:
The Democratic state convention. as
sembled at Rock Springs, declares its
faithful allegiance to the principles of
Democracy as enunciated in the last
national platform. and hereby pledges
the party to the support of the ticket
named at st. Louis
The passage of the national irrigation
law by the votes of the Democratic rep
resentatives in congress against the
powerful opposition of the leaders o.
the Republican party is a subject Of
just congratulation to the people of the
west, and we demand that the execu-
tive, with all convenient speed. estab-
lish and complete the works provided
for by such law.