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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-06-08

Miss Mary Barbeaux, in the
country poor house at Los Angeles,
California, refuses to accept for
time of $650,O00 just bequeathed
TO her by an uncle who recently
died. She says she didn't earn
the money ard relinqnishes all
claim to it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-06-08

1t now transpires that Admiral
Togo not only had a definite plan
for meeting Rojestvensky's ad-
vancing fleet, but that he had
kept up with the latter's every
movement from the time he left
the French Indo-China coast, and
brought on the battle right whe-e
he chose and had planned to have
it take place. One reason that
Togo had for selecting the Korea
Strait for the battle ground was
that should any of his force be
crippled he would have friendly
harbors near at hand where any
of his ships that should be Grip
pied could find refuge,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-06-08

Senator A. O. Bacon, of Geor-
gia, IN Rome, Italy, called on
King Victor Emanuel, last week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
MOST ASSETS DOUBTFUL.
Government Report on the Topeka
Defupct Banks Condition. e..

Washington, July 27.-The comp
troller of the Currency has made
public'the receivers report Of the con-
dition of the First National Bank at
Topeka, which has been closed on
accounted the c. ]. Deylin failure.
The assets are classified as follows:
Good, s156,685; doubtful sl,222,
4S5; worthless, Sl99.156. The La
bihties are SL66O,557, made up as
follows: Individual deposits S1,l22,.
1871; certificate deposits 1886;
due, National banks, S99,5S4; due
other banks sl2,114; unpaid debts
SlO6, 800, other liabilities s6O5.
The receiver says he found much
difficulty in estimating the value Of
the Deylin collateral.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
TOO MANY WIVES.
A7Hoisinslon Barber Gets Into Court
on Complaint o. one Of Them;

Hoisington came to the front
today with a sensational case of love,
lather and lanibaSting, John J. Jewell,
a festive barber who has been in the
employ of A. L. Peugh's tonsoria
parlors in Yorktown for about two
months, appears to be "a latter day
Lotharioi but his pEopensities for
pleasing the fair sex has got him into
trouble and Jail, He came to Hos
ington about two months ago from
Kansas City KasD, and few days
after his arrival a woman appeared
on the scene, with whom it is said
he has been living as husband. We'd
nesday a. In. about-4 o'clock, a second
woman appeared and swore oat.a
warrant, for the arrest of beth Jewell
and the. woman, whose name she
claims is Lottie Madison The COM
planning witness gives her name as
Mrs. Doilie Jewell, and says that she
is the wife Of Jewell, There seems
some doubt about her ability to prove
her claim, as she says she lost her
papers proving the marriage in the
Kansas City food. However, she
AYERS that she can produce witnesses
to prove her rights.
Thesssory Of the arrest, as told BY
the Hoisington officials, is quite risque,
1t appears that Mrs. Jewell, the COM
planning witness, was exceeding wroth
when She discovered Lottie occupy
ing the position in the household Of
Jewell which she considered all her
own. and went after her with gig
stick" but the officers iDterfered be.
fore she left any evidence of. her ire
on the fair Lottie's countenance,
Jewell and the Madison woman were
brought over from Hoisington this
morning BY Marshal Green Wilson
and are occupying quarters in the
county!ail.
In Justice Jennison's court that
afternoon Lewis and the Madison
woman plead guilty to adultery ane
Lewis was given the full limit of the
punishment for the second degree
six months in jail, and the costs
The woman was fined fifty dollars
and is to stand committed until tx
costs are paid.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
Topeka, Kans., July 26.-General

Topeka, Kans., July 26.-General
Superintendent Fox and General
Manager Hurley returned today
from conducting tests of Kansas oil
for fuel, on Santa Fe locomotives.
Both say the oil is Of higher grade
than used by the road on the coast.
Mr.. Fox said the final conclusion will
be made in day or SO, on a two
days trial. An engine will be put
into freight service. and the tests will
be extensive. Hurley is very favor
abb, impressed 50 far.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
BRINGING OUT. THE FACTS.
testimony Before the Interstate Com
merce Commission, on Rebates. to

Kansas City, July'27.-The litter,
state Commerce hearing on elevator
allowance paid by railroads. today
elected the. testimony that the. usual
was a cent and a Quarter
to competitive points, on outbound
grain No allowance on iabound
grain. Allowance on grain to points
served exclusively by. one road was
only a quarter of a cent, The hear
Ing then adjourned. and Special Com.
missioner CocSirII.senl to his home
al Warensbufg.. t. :
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
VERY SATISFACTORY.
Devlip's Attorney Comments on Tn
Bank Receiver, Report.

Kansas City, Mo, July Pick
celIent. Very Satisfactory, was the
comment made by J. H. HAIRLESS.
the leading attorney for Devlin, when
he was shown the receivers report of
the First National Bank Of Topeka
Kansas.
81 suspose all paper !classed as bad
is about the usual percentage of bad
paper every bank has. | believe the
bank will not only. pay dollar for
dollar but perhaps net some.
thing for the stockholders"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
Hope To Get Their Money.

Topeka, July ga very favor
able impression has been produced in
local business and state official circles
by the receivers report Of the FIRST
National Banks. condition. The city,
county and state treasurers VIC have
between them nearly seven hundred
dollars of Official money tied
up in the.bank, say they expect to
GET pearly every cent back.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
Hoch 70 Hang Tom brow.

Chicago July 27.-Iohann Hoch,
the convicted wife murderer, vii
hang tomorrow unless The governor
interferes. which ne is not apt to. do,
having given no indication to that
effect.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
BRIEF THEGRAPHIC NEWS

Dover, England July 26.-Miss
Ke'lerman,. the champion Swimmer Of
Australia, started to swim to France
this incoming, but returned this after
noon on. account Of adverse weather.
Toxic, July 26.-A piece Of bone
has been successfully removed by an
operation. from the forehead Of
:Rojestvensky, the defeated Russian
admiral. His condition is satisfactory.
Houston; Texas, July. 26:.-The
latest reports from the oil fields are
that the twelve bodies Of the persons
who are victims Of the fire have been
recovered but are burned beyond
recognition. lit is claimed that ten or
fifteen more men are missing.
Providence, R. l., July 26.-An
automobile, Just after reaching its
garage last night, exploded, seriously
burning George Myers and James
Myers. Edward Hall, . spectator,
dropped dead from heart disease.
The blaze which followed destroyed
the building.
Kansas City. Mo, July 26.-The
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day began hearing testimony on the
charges against the Missouri Pacific,
for exaciing excessiveTates on -four
TO Arkansas, and against the Burling
ton tor making discriminatory rates
on coal from Iowa to Missouri.
Basil, Switzerland, July 26.-Tht
SEVENTEEN lions Congress, with dele
gates from America, Austria, Africa
Asia, Australia and all the countrie,
of Europe, will convene tomorrow.
The Jewish nations blue and whit,
flag floats over the convention build
ing, and the town for the time beinI
is a'Jewish city. The great point 10
discussion is the establishment Of al
autonomous Jewish state in Palestine
St. Louis, July 26,-Delmar tracl
is to be raided again today by tn
police. Charges Of vagrancy will b
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
Shops for Parsons a Go.

Parsons, Kas., July 27.-Mayor
Gabriel has received a message from
General Manager Allen, of the Katy
saying that the final agreement be,
tween the city and the railway com
pany concerning the million dollar
shops had been signed, and would be
delivered, probably today.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
To Fight the Pa que.

New Orleans, La, July'27.-Sever
al new cases. of yellow fever have
been unoficially reported, but SO far
no deaths. Every ward has organized
mesquite campaign, and all ex
posed surface water has been covered
with oil The Quarantine is becoming
very strict.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
One 10 Seven Years for Briber.

Kansas City, July 27.--A' one to
seven gears sentence in the peniten-
tiary was imposed upon Frank Camp
bell, convicted Of bribery in awarding
a contract while member Of the
board Of education of Kansas City,
Kansas. Previous to sentence being
passed a motion for new trial was
overruled. The case will be appealed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
Invading Siberia.

St. Petersburg, Iuly' 81 a Nan
churia di>oo'rh' reports she. landing
of japanese 34,t3I.ioD and iht Selling
of a light house ou.,he Siberian coast
neal. DakaStries. The landing this
far north was made. to cut. off the
Russians from retreat.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
Prof.. Peasley Held.

AtchisOn, Kans... July 27.-AIbert
Peasley, the magnetic healer, is held
to the district court under $4,000
bond, on the charge Of numbering his
wife.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28

preferred against all tOuts and
hangers on. To four Of the eleven
men arrested yesterday Chief Kelly
today said: "You cannot live in this
town and follow the game" He in
structed the officers to arrest them
every time they were seen on the
streets.
Washington, D. c. July 26.-The
marine hospital service is advised
that negro has died from bubonic
plague in Panama. It's believed he
was infected by rats aboard a steamer
from some port on the west coast Of
South America. Panama has been
quarantined, and a wholesale de.
Struction Of rats begun.
Washington, July, 26.-General
Lee, commanding the Department of
Texas, has reportedto the department
or the yellow fever situation. 1t is
understood General Lee does not be.
lieve the troops are. in danger now.
He.recommendS that theyremain at
their present posts, and be removed
only if the disease spreads,
POughkeepsie, N. Y, July 20
Simple fuueral services we're held
over the late Col. Daniel Lamont
former secretary Of war, this after
noon. The remains were placed in the
Lamont Mausoleum, in:Woodiawr
cemetery.
Atkinson, Kans., July 26.-Prof
Albert Peasley, suspected Of tn,
mul der Of his wife, is having his pre-
liminary examination today. Th,
prosecution is introducing circum
stantial evidence. Peasley gave hi
wife strichnine while she was sick.
Topeka, Kansas, July 26.-Treas
urer Kelly today filed supplement
to his bond filed last night. Tn
total is now $1,000. The execr
tive council meeting, at which th
approval of the bond comes uE
begins at three p. m.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
Bond Looks Good To Them.

Topeka, July 27.-Interviews with
members of the executive council in
dicate that Treasured Kelley's bond
viii be approved at a special meeting
of the coancil this afternoon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
Bennington Death List 90.

San Diego, Cal, July 27.-With
the death Of Pay Clerk Metius, and
the Japanese attendant, the Benning
ton death list now numbers sixty.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28

Geo. Worrall was in town Wednes.
day evening on bis way up north to
look after some Of bis farming imple-
nents.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28

"A cloths that were 49c, now. :...... 32c
5-4 cloths that were 69c, now ........ 42c
Cd cloths that were Csc, now, .,...... 64c
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
Ladies Hose.

Ladies Lace Isle Hose, latest seasons
colors, grey and tan, always sold for 'z5e,
Ladies plain black and black with silk en-
broidery, fast col rs, full fashioned, con-
sidered cheap at 25c, special. pair. .l5c
LOTHIAN and black hose, plain eolors
all fast, Maco yarn, Is and 19c value at. lie
3 Lot 2.-Tan hose, fast colors, not SO good
as above, numbers we're sold at 12Kc, now
per pair .s...".......S...... So, .. &c
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
Ladies' Knit Underwear.

z Ldules Mnlt VhueTWedr.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, extra quality, trim
med at neck and armseye, are made to fit,
10 and 25c values for ..................l 2Hc
Jersey Ribbed Vests-Full fashioned, trim
med az neck and armseye, made to wear
well, 49, Is and 19c values at.....~s. .lOc
Ladies' Vests-The kindthat was 10 and
l23 cents for. -, ...........~s.., ..-.7c
/ Ladies Vests-The kind that was s and
10 cents.for ... ............2 Sc
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28
Muslin Under Garments

Muslin Drawers. Good quality, cut very full
plain hemstitched ruffle trimmed with lace,
were 29c, DOW pair :. ...~.., .~..... lie
Muslin Drawers. Fine grade musliu, full
rutfie trimmed with lace, we're 39c, now pr 2lc
Night Gowns Very full and long, good
Summer gowns. full sleeves hemstitched yoke
rutie on sleeve, were SOC, now 80. =. SAC
Night Gowns. Better quality than the
above, two styles, fancy lace and embroidery
yoke and tucked and embroidery yoke,
trimmed sleeves, very long and full, regular
price 75c now ........... -. ......: ACC
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-28

wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-11
MONEY OUTLOOK
CAUSES UNEASINESS
Imperial Bank Of Germany Ad.
yauces the Rate Of Discount
One Per Cent
AFFECTS STOCKS ADVERSELY.
Prices Declined Throughout the List
Copper Made Recovery, but
Market Became Duiler


Now York gent II rho ,5,.,,co oe
w. '',
pr cont ll the discount latc OF the I'M
pcltal Bank Of Germany aggravated the
uhcaslpcss ovpt tho NANCY outlook aud
,,t..
p''''' "' 'n' SluCh market uechllel
throughout the list Manhattan dropped
rg on account OF the accident ON the elc.
ygtol Inc. p...,t,,.- no.. .....ta, A.,
90" "u"H vac WV ','" WV
pg, 81 iauI' Delaware hudson ana
Colorado Fuel about "a point and large
pup,,,r M monument s,ocls b., iib..,l f,o,..
u'u'
There was am abrupt termination 10 the
selling arruud io "a and t,o market foil
t,.,.. .,,..,., ~,
NV" '"'"'u'' uu''"'s9 WIN h'INHt Ir''N-
cry. Losses Of Co ~ had been register
ed in St pau. Union Pacific. Atlantic
r,,s, ,,, h,,.i,,,.,,,..,.'i ,,,,,,r aa,
''''' -''""' b""'"''" LII, A'"-
N's"ee coal Pressed steel Car, Locomo-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-11
Jacob Bamberger Has Returned
From Los Angeles After Clos
ing Big Deal.
SALT LAKERS ARE INTERESTED
Money VIII Come to This City fhre'
Thousand Acres Of GrOund Involved
10 Transaction

Jacob Bambsrger returned yesterday
morning, whore he figured in one Of the
biggest oil deals in the history OF south
ern California The transaction in
yolved the sale Of the properties Of the
Amslgamatod OH company on the basis
Of 100000, TO a syndicate Of Los An
gales capitalists, who have formed what
Is known as the Associated OIL COM
pany,
81 have been working on this deal ~
said MIR Bamberger today, FOR nearly
two months, and II was closed up only
last Saturday Practically all the
money already paid and to be paid out
By the purchasing syndicate Will come
to Salt Lake, as nearly oil the stock
Of the Amalgamated company was held
here
While practically all the Salt Lake
interests have retired, Mr. BamberBer
viii sim be connected with the prop
erty IN an official capacity having been
named az director i'm the new one,
The selling company owned and con-
trolled practically 5000 acres of oil
lands and is producing az the present
time at tho rate of about 10000 gallons
per day, but this is to be greatly In
creased under the new regime Aside
from the iands, the corporation owned
n system OF pipe lines through which
the oil was conveyed into the city Of
Los Angeles, where il had erected stor-
age tanks, al a. cost OF S225OoO with
capacity for 100000 barrels,
Asked II the Standard on company
was not the real purchaser Of the
propcrty. Mr.. Bamberger said, while
he could not say so positively, he was
Inclined 20 believe the STANDARD has
nothing TO do with IT.
Among the principal stockholders
we're. Jacob Bamberger, Simon BAN
berger and j. u, Wood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-11
The Receipts of Boston Con Com
pany for That Month Exceeded
Any Previous One
OUTPUT LIMITED TO 200 TONS
Per Day 90 September Directors Meet.
ing Postponed and 0nicers May
Hold 1t ia This City,

Al the Offices OF the Boston Consoh'
dated Mining company, figures are be-
ing compiled eor the monthly report Of
Samuel NeWhouse showing the output
Of the Bingham property of that cor
poration during the month OF August
Although Mr.. Newhouse had not re-
ceived the complete data up to noon to-
day. he was In possession OF enough in
formation to feel justified in making
the statement that the receipts OF the
company during the month named We're
greater than any previous month IN
the history Of the company
you must understand said Mr.
Newhouse. "Wo have been marketing
ore ON n basis Of only 200 tons q day.
We could handle 800 tons just as easily
but the Boston has just been going
along in @ quiet uuosteutiou5 mdnn@,
paying ne own way
IS to the September meeting Of the
directors. Mr.. Newhouse said II mad
been postponed to am indefinite date,
There is plan on foot 10 have tho
meeting held here, but as yet no deal
mite decision has been reached Tn
IN this meeting mo- decision VIII ne
reached as 10 rho location OF the pro-
posed concentrating mill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-11
PRODUCE,


Chicago, Sept Observation-Disclosures low
en- prices at Liverpool the market hero
today was quite firm, Tho hrmuCss was
more remarkable IA view Of The excellent
weather for harvesting IN the American
northwest An official estimate Of the
Russian crop showing "A decided decrease
lu total Yield Of wheat was the priucl-
lal huIish influence December opened
UNCHANGED TO p higher at NZis to S2h.
Under fairly active demand from MT
traders and commission houses the price
advanced 10 Sc
Minneapolis Duulh and Chicago I'd.
ported receipts of no cars against 6S q
year ago.
Uclrlsh JH result OF liberal local re.
copts December opened Is lower at 49,.
sold Oft 20 H40tgs ana then reacted
to 43i.
Oats worc littlo easier under the iuAu-
once Of larger receipts than estimated
December opened IS lower q ~. and sold
at -lbVa,l.
A nvc-cent decline I'm the price OF live
hogs caused an easier tone I'm the provis,
ions market Trading was extremely quiet
me bulk OF business was in the January
option January pork was on ~ ~ l2.z1il.
Lard was down I7 at 6.S5, and ribs were
! cents lower 40 6.3J.
Cash. Nhcat-No. g red SS.ValE. No
3 red Nl4"Sg, 80 2. hard, N2lad29it
40. % hard NIVS. No. /. northern. oi.
no. 2 northern $500 No 3. spring so@
oats No. 2, 2iisa&. No. 9. Ga25.
Corr No. 81 J3 1ol, No. Q. 52ilu53f
HIGHER prices for cash wheat ut Kan
sss city and st. Louis helped To- stmu-
late Dulisu scn,imont herr. Tho mark {
closed strong with prices ~ the highest
point W ibc day December being up /
cent at NL
Corn Later strength Ia wheat induced
moderate covering b. shorts lcaultug iu
fU..NI UVta. a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-11
Director Of Mint Roberts Makes
Public his Estimate Covering
Last Year
UTAH SHOWS CAIN IN SILVER.
Output Exceeds PrcyiouStYclr by L.
800, 900 Ounces -- What Other States
Have Don2.

Washington. sept 10 Director OF
the Mint Roberts today made publio
his estimate Of the production OF sold
and silver IN the United Statcs for The
calendar year 1904 These figures show
am increased production over The Gale
eudor year 1903 Of S-l3l 800 gold and
As6.0C0 fine ounces of silver. The
largest gold gain was by California,
which increased about S3.Ooo0oo moro
than in the previous year. and "a larg-
or amount than I'm any year since the
sixtles
This gain" 'he director says came
chiefly from dradge operations and %
further gain Is expected during the cur
rent year and for some years 70 come.
The California state mining bureau es-
Inmates the possible output of the
drtdgos at $1,000 coo "a year Tor 80 years.
Colorado shows an increase of nearly
$4,000. 600 gold and 100000 ounces OF
silver. Alaska a gain Of 100000 gold
Montana a gain Of 2OOO,00o ounces Of
silver, Utah gain of 100000 ounces
Of silver. Idaho gain OF 100 900
ounces Of silver, Forty-eight per cent
of the silver WAS produced from lead
ores, &c per cent from copper ores ana
the rest largely from ores which also
ccrred guld'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept lI-sugar raw aulct
tair refining iA, centrifugal aS test,
J. molasses sugar g.
Ecauod-Quict. Crushed 500. powdered.
40, granulatod $50.
rUhen- STEADY 80. RIO. S1
Ruucr-F Firm Street nrico extra
creamery Nd2i; official prices creamery,
common 10 extra l5Qg renovated. COM
mon to cNtr,, l2dN western factory. com.
mon TO extra, l5Nli2, Weatem imitation
creamery extras, l9is, do hrsts lSulSih
Cheese-Firm state full creams, white
fancy ~ do fair TO choice. iihq1ia,,
do colored fancy u. do. fair 20 cnoicc,
lntu"i DO large white and c'lorod
fancy r.
Eggs Firm. state pcnna, lvaun and
nearby fancy selected white. 9yd27 do,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-11
THE MINING CONGRESS,
offcisl Call for VI paso Meeting Has
Been Called,

III Paso. Texas. Sept 1.-THE call
for the next annual meeting OF the
American Mining congress has Just
been issued The meeting will open
on November Il and viii be IN ses-
sion a solid week Tho membership
Of the association is composed ot the
leading mine owners and engineers of
the country and the meetings are al
ways attended by several thousand
delegates
According to the call Of the conven-
tion. each city. chamber of commerce.
state. county. and mining organi2a-
tlon I'm tho country can appoint dele
gates. and all states having mining
Interests, which include almost every
state IN the union win send dele
gates
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-11
STEEL KINGS WIFE.
Mrs. Chas NJ. Schwab Will Arrive Here
With Party Of Friends Tomorrow.

Mrs Charles ", Schwab, wife Of the
steel magnatc. is due to arrive In this
city tomorrow over the Salt Lake Route
In her private car Lorctto. Mrs. SchwaH
Is the hostess Of party Of friends
who have been on the Pacific coast for
some time. The party, which Is in
charge of i. l.. Ray win drive around
the city and then go east over the Rio
Graude. stopping Off at Glenvood
Springs ana other Colorado resorts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-11
WAS WE'LL INSURED.
Man Who Fell Down Stairway in"News'
Annex Carried $4,000 Policies.

The remains of George A. Guert'n
the unfortunate train dispatcher who
missed his footing ON the stairway OF
the Dcecrct News annex and plunged
to hls death last week were shipped
TO pueblo yesterday following the ar
rival of hi. wife. Il was stated this
morning by a gentleman who knew the
deceased. that Mr. Guertin was Insured
for CLOSE upon 100000 i'm both accident
and lie Insurance companies,