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Rossini'a Jealounx:

Rossini was intolerably jealous Of oil
his musical contemporaries and partic-
ularly Of Afeyerbeer. In 1886 he heard
The Huguenots," and on listening to
the performance from the beginning to
the end he made up his mind that Mey-
erbeer had excelled him and deter
mined to write no more He lived un-
til 1868, but produced nothing for. the
lyric stage. His thirty-two years Of re-
tirement were spent in the pleasures Of
q voluptuary. He was particularly fond
of good eating and drinking and as
sembled about him the youngest and
gayest society he could attract to his
house. "A Is .st Z: s
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A Queer Blunder.

Many queer blunders are attribur-
ed to Marshal MacMahon of France.
It is related Of him that once when
he visited the military school of St..
>Cyr he encountered negro cadet.
The color of his skin at once attract
ed the worthy marshal, who said,
with some surprise: "Vous etes ne
gre, n'est-ce pas 2" "Oui, M. le Mare
chal.: "Ah, tres bien; continues de
Petre." This might be rendered: {:
/" Ah, I see you ere a negro" eyes,
NJ. lie Marechal." Here the marshal
paused. Not knowing what to say,
he added: "Ah, that is we'll. Con-
tinue to be SO I" l...
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A Singular Product og Hawaii.

One of the most singular products
of Hawaii is a vitreous lava known
as 'ePele's hair" It is a silky, fila
mentous substance, olive green OF
yeflowish brown in color, soft, but
brittle. It has been thought to be
produced by the wind catching the
fiery spray thrown up from the great
crater of kilauea (Which the Hawai-
ians long since. personifed as the
fire goddess Pele), but the real cause
OF the lava forming into such soft,
silky fibers is believed to be the gas
and steam escaping through the
lava. Nearly all the native birds of
Hawaii use it as nest building ma
terial.
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/ Ann ga baohalorI asvs thas 5bo

An old bachelor says that boss.
ing isIn not q Wonana q province. No
married man would dare say such u
;thing Gsf
Successful men have plenty .cf
conf denea in themselves and bn. lit.
tle ii y mule heels ora woman's 5
tong & sss5 ss,5 n
81 Exercise isy good /: for everythiDg
sexcspt gom an II tong 10. sss 81.
8: Il 4 awful hard 10 live. uap to the
evil putations your en arniss give
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,ARaumanian cuatorn.

"A strange, custom is still observed in
Roumania which reminds one strongly
OF Robinson Crnsoe. When servant
has displeased his or her master the
offender takes bis boots in his hands
and places them before the bedroom
door Of his master. It Is a sign of
great submission; and the boots are
either kicked away as an intimation
thai: the fault will not be forgiven or
else the servant Is told to place them
on his feet, which shows that he Is for,
given. ,. I. s 81 +. 81. S
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Blue Ridge Railroad
Effective Nov. 20. 1908.


Effective Nov. 20, 1908.
.wEsTBOUND.
No. II (daily)-Leave Bolton $50 Up.
m.; Anderson AIS p. No.; Psndleton AT
p. M; Cherry 81 p. M; seneca 5.3I D.
M arrive Walhalla 5.55 p. m.
No. (datly except Sunday)-Leave
Belton 1O.45 o. NJ; Andersen H.G7 D. m.
PsIa:ason 1l.32 O. m.; Cherry ll.39 a. M;
arrive at Seneca 11.57 q. m.
No. s (sunday oniy7-Leave Bolton
1l.45 Q. No.; Anderson 1i.07 q. NJ; Ps1-
dlston 1882 O. M; Cherry 1l.39 q. M:
Seneca LOS p. M; arrive Walhalls Ia,
No. 7 (dailv except sunday)-Leave
Anderson 1920 .. M; Pendleton 1889 O.
arrive Walhalle LAO p. m.
No. 3(daily)-Leave Bolton 9.15 p. M;
arrive Anderson 9.42 p. m.
No. % ldaily except Sur lay)-Leava
Bolton 900 o. M; arrive Anderson $50
q. m.
EAsBOUND,
No. IL 2(daily)-Lesve Walhalla s.85 O.
m.; Seneca s:5s q. m; Cherry OH Q. M;
M; arrive Bolton 10. rs a. m.
No. 10 ldaily except suuday)-Leavo
Seneca 200 p. m; Cherry 2.19 p. M; PEN
dleton % p. M; Anderson 8 10 p. m.s
arrive Bolton S.S5 p. m.
No, Sunday only)-Leave Anderson
$40 p; n; arrive Belton IS p: m.
NJ; Seneca 5.sl p. M; Cherry $50 p. M;
Fendleton 6.l2 p M; Anderson 7.So D.
M; arrive lselton Z SO D. m.
No. "a (daily except Sunday)-Leave
Anderson $50 o. M; arrive Bolton $40
q. m. II. @. BEATTIE, Pres,
J. r. ANDERSON, Supt.
An6ArpOn ~
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CITATION.
State Of South Carolina,

OouAVy OH 1AHUotSVHs
By Il. Y. II. Nance, Judge IF Probate.
Whereas. Miss Mira W. Crum-
ley has applied to me to grant her Let
ters Of Administration on the Estate aud
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors of the said
Catherine Norris, deceased, to be and
appear before me in Court Of Probate,
to be held at Anderson Court House, on the
18th day OF August 1905. after publication
hereof, to show cause, II any they have,
why the said Administration should not
be granted. Given under my hand this
29th day Of July, 1905.
X. \. II. NANCE, Probate Judge.
August 2, 1905 z 2
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1905
College Of Charleston,
CHARLESTON, 8. @.

10th year begins Sept. %. Letters,
ss:eezz;SGe, EGs:GsST.Ss. Gle SthoiaFshiP
South Carolina. Tuition $40. Board and
furnished room In Dormitory $40 TO 9l2
q month. All candidates for admission
are permitted TO compete for vecant
Boyce schoiarabips which pay ele0 q
year. n Fes Rs1sGS sasa!S;s i sS55eSs SSS4pu -
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WoFF0RD COLLEGE.

Two degrees, A. B. and A. NJ. Four courses
leading TO the A. B. Degree. Nine professors
Observation-Disclosures and Astronomy, Mathe-
istry. Latin. Greek, English. Germ n and French
History aud Econom cs. Library and Librarian.
The W. Burnett Gymnasinm under o competent
director. J. B. Cleveland Science Hall. Athletic
grounds: CouFss Of lectures by the abIest men on
the platform. Rare musical opportunities. Next
Session Sept. 20. Board from 8S to SIC O month.
For catalogue or other information sddress
j. A. GAMEWELL, Sec, Spartanburg, 8. C.
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!. ] q, \, : :
DInhePft&d.

ss Settlement Worker-What well be-
shaved little toy heiia! The Burglars
.2fWife--And ha3 comes by It natural,
mum. His potr father never failed to
lave a sentence reduced owing to
good behavior mex. 4 i ~
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ghatterea

Ei3fs 81 .ts Shattered Ideal. 4 & y:
Paw, what does it mean where It
says here that the girls ideal was shat
tered .s eS E$s ' .2
S. why, it means ssise. found that: :ans
could marry q weaithier man Detroit
Tribune. IS
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Notice to Creditors.

All persons having demands against
the Estate OF A., w. Guyton. de-
ceased. are hereby notified to present
them, properly proven, to the undersign-
cd, within the time prescribed by law, and
thoe Q indebted to make pavment.
w. w. GUYTON, Admir-.
July IL. 1905 81
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.3 - Most men who pay : as they 80 are
8Syery, SLOW travellers. u 81: 3 Al !.
Gossip and ice cream spoons
open many feminine mouths.
b ! e. - No man with 8 torpid liver can
be 9 successful optimist. %s..s VI
$s / Is: - Il ometimes happens shat q
man lies when he smiles and says moth
ing, s, ;Ss
! 81 - a woman in politics is about ias
ornaniea eatal as q diamond in mud pud-.
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The Limit Of sa.isfaotion.

The3e was an expression Of ex-
treme satisfaction on Miss Harbi-
sons fare ss che was exhibiting exhibiting her
new gown to q number Of friends
the other day. s.
MY dear, you seem supremely
satisfied with your dress" :" remarked
some one. M ,3l3 ..x{ ti. s
+ We'll why shouldn't I be 2" re-
piled Miss Hs g teIt has been approved
by the man i like, best and con-
.sdemned BY the woman ] hate most" I"
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Keep a Record of
Your Transactions.

Put your money in the Bank and
pay your bills by check.
The Bank Book is the best record
of receipts, and your check is the best
receipt for your bills.
The SAVINGS DEP AETMENT
of The Bans Of Anderson will pay
you interest on that idle money you
have. One Dollar will open an &C.
count.
THE BANK OF ANDERSON.
Capital s150.00O-surplus s150,000.
j. A. Brock, President.
B. F. Mauldin, Cashier.
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
ALL persons having demands against
the Estate OF Hettie Bozemen, decsas-
ed, are hereby notified to pressnt them,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
within the time prescribed by law. and
those indebted to make payment.
HARVEY TAYLOR and
E. l.. ROGERS, Executors.
July 26, 1905
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
SHARPS and FLATS.

Piano concerts ARE thick In Vienna
this season, but most Of them have
been to very poor houses,
Gnaton Scrpoltc distinguished
Fronch composer Of oporc,tns ana 9th.
or works, died at Paris recently NJ the
ago Of iS,
Boolhoycn's Erolca symphony had IT,
initial performance century ago
Aprlh lNOja'n Vienna under the ~.
roction Of the composer
Kuhollk, the vIoInst, has had such
bad attack Of the influenza that he
went recently 10 the Riviera for re.
cuperntion, canceling an his engage
monts,
Paula EdWOrdos foon w 10 conclude
her mira season IN "Minsomo winnie"
She viii be seen next September In n
new musical comedy, the iitlo OF which
probably VIII ho Tho Maid ana The
Mask The locale Of the pioco lH New
orleans ne the time Of the Mardl Gras,
Edna Mays final decree of divorce
WAS signed by Judge mccain Of the SUI
premo court, New York she wus mare
rIod April a. 1900 shc obtained nm IN.
torlocutory dcrco last January after
her suit had been tried before jury
In the supreme court
,sas.s.ss
Because Miss AlmodA Porter one NJ
the pretty mailena" I'm "llorodora,'
dld not have n mirror that suited ~
her drossIng.room tho refused 10 aps
per, The manager patched up the dit-
noulty by purchasing n largo pier glass
IN II Kilt frame, which was placed IN tho
dreasIngsroOm for the pretty maid
II N announced that James Loeb "
New York has founded n school of
music IN New York IN memory of his
mother Frank Damiosch VIII bn the
director and the members of the Nnei'
sci quartet huyo accepted an invitation
to act Az the heads Of the suingcd m
strumont department.
Mile, Emma Chlyc has signed con.
tract for series ~ forty concerts
throughout the United states, com'
moncng about the lst Of November,
1905 The cXucl form of the concerts
has not been decided upon, but they
may include one act Of Carmen" with
alos from aomo Of the other operas,
ana suite Of the folk eongs N Proc
vonco, The territory covered VIII h0
from Now YORK 10 the Pacific coast,
and win probably be In two parts-thot
II, twenty concerts, then an intorms-
sion Of month, IN which Mmo, Cnlvo
win rest IN california, and thon another
twenty concerts nftor New Years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

NJ Atlanta, whose visit To this city two
years ago win be- remembered with In
lorost by SAT- Lake musicians \
great musical festival has lust been
held nt Atlanta OF which IN Browne
was lhc director and the Courier prints
a run pnRo half tone Of the festival
chorus ana orchestra DG Browne looks
FAMILIAR enough IN both pictures, The
orohontrn has 30 muslcnns including
eight ilr8l Nlollns, two Of them being
l0dlte, ana there N also a lady Collpt
ANA lady harplst Tho Festival Hsso.
citation ana It's conductor ana general
scope of operations are given nm OK.
tended wrItoup by the Courier II
s'oma to be prclontous organization
Editor John G, l'rcuna " the Music
Trades of New York rs travelling across
ne continent, ana writing up features
or interest TO the trade as he g0os, 10
was In this city earlier IN the week
ana took humorous kodak Views, which
he WIN reproduce In n Salt Lake write.
M later Fround made his reputation
ng editor " the late American Mus.
Cl1n ana ~ we'll known throughout
the trade,
Thorc X suoh general appreciation
n Prof Rubin Goldmnrlta musIcu lee.
lures IN lhla city that II ~ certain nn
cndoaNOr VIII De made 90 bring him
hero ugaln next May In that event, "a
Systematic effort Wi be- made TO An
Unity nan to overlooking at every loc'
turc,
Thcrc ~ n largo c0ll FOR Rrnphophones
In the local markets Just nj present
There IL general hopofulnoss In thls
city that Nsuye win carry out Ma oNs
pressed intontlon Of giving a return Nv,
cllol In the Salt Lake ihcotor when ho
ana Woiho can be heard IN tho Bach
double Violin concerto,
g, D. sohottler has Just published "A
Guitar Method" which G. 4, DeLuno
Of Los Angeles recognized authority
IN THIS country says IN missing Ink
which ho has been looking for, ana no
writes to Mr. Schottlor a hlghly COM
plImonlary lottor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

roy hIH ul,or ego, ond NJ nix ami ls.
cnypry uf W. j Thorold, London editor
OF lhr smart Set II N ~ be hoped,
though 10 Ia not lIkolY that whoever
produces Tho MaRqucradcr' IN me
rultod states may bo moro fortunate,
for although Thorold docs resemble
Alexander decidedly once tho two men
are soon together differences In height
ana I'm feature Income apparent In.
plunlly. ana ao M the 81 LumosR Inc
Illusion w seriously impaired AZ the
outset However the day lR saved 10 "a
great oEtout by tho exceptional acting
" Alexander who doubles the pnrls
of l.Odpr ana Chllcoto throughout, OK.
rcpt, NJ course, when the action brings
bo0h men ON the stage, This ~ nj the
beginning, when the deception " mr..
ranged between tho two, ana &C the ond
when Chilrolc dloN In the presence NJ
his Nlfn ana Lodor
IN his adaptation, Temple Thurslon,
who already has successful stage work
20 hin credit, follows bis wife's story
closely The action opens In Lodor's
chambers, whore II N planned that he
shah take Chlcolo's place, Then the
aoono changes 10 the home Of the mem.
Der NJ parliament ana we roo hrgl the
hnrusacd, drugsmaddonod statesman,
ana then bis clour'hopdod substitute
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Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence,
I ONDON, May O. Perhaps the most
| important event Of nm uncom-
| monty interesting theatrical week
has been the production NJ Temple
ThurslonH dmmnti2atlon of hls wfo'a
famous novel "Thc M0sQucradora,
Thla stage version Of the romance IN
not entirely satisfactory but lhon II
was forcgono conclusion that no
STAGE version Of "Tho MopQucwdors"
would be- entirely satisfactory, The
chief dl0lcuty OF course, IN the double.
Double, double, toll ana trouble"
might very wen be the pmnt Of George
Alexander who produces SIR, Thurs.
tons play
It II one thing for Rn nulhoroNR TO
assert that her two leading characters
are 40 much alike that not oven tho
wlfo NJ one can tell thom apart, hut II
IN quite another FOR popular actor to
ma somebody who resembles him sur
flclonlly 10 make the think convincing
on the stage. In "The Masauoradcra, "
Of course, chlooio and Lodcr meet fire..
qnonlly American renders have been
told alroady OF AlcSnndcrs long hunt
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49, "a
huvh a scarcity lhHt Wnon fuch u pay
NOT ouly SoW Nflllpli pul Bo'h accepted,
any i1ulh II may nave nlu reugllS over,
luok'd Tor Inc SAKE or llA nerlls, AM
40 II was NAV OllhouNl 'n' tnlliutiorm
ol me uprnnR llNnl ol MN'loUah y
nay reached lla hpbl' ny we Gnu W
lun lnllI N,l' ana l.,a u"luuI,l lap'u'
nave been one oi houu dqIlhhH Ihe Ryt'
lIN hud mu'h 'p Vi" WIN W. h'n' nhl.
Nol oh h',n ""a worthy ~ "a PNIt
l'i'u nS NI' pI.h. uhu mNu' lh'
ln'Hi "l lnr b,.I olI0I,u", /, Hn' n'N
nao hN'r lN' run uI "I"' p''' i'.'
l'n... A I't"'I.'h.' l'''alo "I W.,
i'II '0n'H'' .'t" WI. wy ''"' wv
,Nnl F'''iiN H'',' W 'I,,.' "'
u',' ~, ol ~ "ll N 'N'N ~ .l"''N' ".
NOT lhNtu OF lN' upiNI IUuIl NlN'n Oh
lh' hHS'nh i'ln''i ,J'h on NN'' p'"s
w nlhh' INC lNIl A.' ,I''OND'
ANYONE VINO n'llNlrb Olni "a ll,Juul',
oNlNa mere aN.Ultl Nni' l'oh p,NNN, am
p'H}.iH ouhhI 10 hlNr or'l Nl ln' 'oll,
wy 'hr9'pr I'hl N'uIi''lh} Az Noa,l
wv 'lpl. voc ulhI bI''',l W ilWlh '"'
w, aHu nH 'onpaUS dll'I VIZ '"'' 10y"
nuu leH'I on 'uN labl hV, OF lhV Dl.'
h'ut' lnN Wlhr '''Vuluuh lIhon
huoul0 hlN' I,ol Ilv auUl, UF UoWt'
Pep'l h"''ph ol ll'luliB peNlH Vuin.
gay, InolN wig nov u'NHvnt'nE Nolu'
W lnr b'neIol 9ho'uH OF l,,ulHr lor no'u
llly1lh anu plO ~ o'l'I ""Iun
t'nul1o HuV',ph n" utoIl tv'oron ~ un'
'o'n'uN, hnl a., lho ptih'or WIZ W.,
w. ,o,N a. ol'l'r anu U'H o"'"poi's ''''
''0s " p'oN !"
:, .... .., ,t.,,,. 80
~ WE Oily 1t Wy b''nT b','a W.
Nllkl OlhlulA INC NlENl hI Nnu lN"hI'
pvaran', " TX ll'nS ,l.Nulb u. 'l.'
D'uB hlnV lu'.', ~" ou Nv ,,n'u'
~ ,,N''y 10 Iull'l ,n, b,'D, IuaI ,t"''
,,,u", p'' n.l'W"u, "uu h"l'nG N,,i,
Wy hllV} ulH,lU'u uEu.' W. 'u'N'
uPp.tI w w Iuu opDuluN .',uU ~ n"1
~ Wv, 1'n' n3I'l', wv ,lNO'' Wu,"a',
NV W.T. " '""h', |"n l,,',,.i az" ~
w. "",I "',uI 'vu',l '"',l'',',,u ,u 'nu,
1oln ~ h',,n,u Wv I,.l w. nl',,tn,',,' Uu'
'uIp"fr " l,'Ul "'n nn ",..' ,"',',,
Nv Wv vl"', w Wv '', wv, 'un, m''i,
w ttu'", u1p ., '0' "uol WV ',"' Nv
puQtuN 'nl,l"l't Non Ivy Wv
ha'V,, e,n,l1u, wv Wv. ,,,t
Wy, wv VIC, u,Tu', .., Nv ,"v ~
utt,'nI'i LII " ,v',Nl,,,s wan ,i'' va
plnE wv nu'N', s'1,u,'2 wv, ,,,,
'ul,'u " ivy Wv ~ Nv, ), WIZ ~, wy,
'lun NV, ll'o'il wv ,,mnrui"'', um ,I1',',ol
inunu,rH Wul' , n,tou' o., ~ Nv VT p,oJi3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
TWIN pAvoHrtno or HERR KvouLlk THE FAMOUS WoLlNsr

TWIN DAUoHTERs or HERR kUegLK, THE FAMOUS WoLMsr.
ucw KuboIk tho famous Volns, worry proud hp reception by
tho IN honor hH twin daughters Eub' describes his reception
n
ho sent an invitation myself ana wife him
vatican We shown into hls holnoasH
dressed all white We fen kncn H. spoke Italian
tie sent two silver Easter with oos children
m'oUn' to my wife ana myself Ond tha himself which
prize nboyo o s Wm he wrote on with his hands, this
fh apostolic blessing from mmo't heart beloved and m
Johann Kubdk ana his beloved vito and cdou pme
r. -
his holiness has beautiful whom
he Mis- blessing Yes thank
show s9 Of musical genius Mt present. but they love
dance to the sound It ~ curious, hoy hVo tho habit
their thumbs, uu NY do to hold bow"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon short Limo.

SAT- Like "a chicago ana return, ,sii,Bo
Snlt Lake 10 SL Louis and return, IA, 60
Fnli Lnlu 90 a. PAU or Mlnncn.
puliN ana rCtumn,,,,Y.,,,,,,, u,p0
Eolt Lake IN omaha or Kansos
CITY md return u,u,,,n,..,, s2,o0
FUlt Luky to Dnycr ana return, 20. 90
Cowoarondlugly low rates to many
other points,
TuhntU ou pOlo May eth ana 9n,h.
aud juno "rd blhl0th and l2th good Cor
rutum uulll September ljth, 300 agents
for further particulars,
Cily TluhOl ONlco. 90l Main 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
TRACY Y. CANNON.

Assistant Orgonlst OF tho Tabernacle
Pupil of Alberto JOINS and A. A. Stanley.
Teacher ~ Piano, organ aud harmon
Studio, Room o. Mnnr rldg, = 10. South
Tonple street, Phone 222l.x
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

Excursion 10 OEdcn Sunday May
elW, Via oregon Short Limo, Round
TRIP only 500 Take any train up 10
100 b. W Inclusive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
BASEBALL EXCURSION
To EurolIa, May 9isL

Leave Salt Lake via -, n n, o. $3.50
n, m. Returning leave Eureka $3.50 =,
M Faro $500, Baseball M 1880 =, M
Eureka W. Murray Best amateur
teams In the state,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
SOuIRE COOp.

Pupil NJ GodowalSy and Duson,,
Piano, "C0achlnV In Vocal Repertoire"
Studio DoHcrct National Bank Bldg,
Rooms 10 ana 10,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

llardica Nlntnh Reservation Towns
shin Map md Guide, 10 cents coin, at
book stores or GA So end West 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
5 Musicians
5 Dh"GCtOl-y.I
GEORGE Il, SHELTON,


Graduate from Trinity College, London,
hgloroncos ma studios Room y Hoard
Of Tfudo building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
WAS DESPONDENT;
ENDED HIS LIFE
r. C. Haynes. 80 Years Old, Dlscour.
aged at Physical Condition, Kills
Himself With Pistol.
tRy AssocIa,en Press,

CHICAGO. April 1T c. HAYNES.
secretary of tile Rand. McNally Publish
ing Company. shot and killed himself
tndny in his room at the Marquette
Club. lie was almost so years old For
some time il is said that Mr.. Haynes
has beer Respondent because of his
physical condition
lie was abb Ia 40 little work. and
remained mnch OF his time in the Mar
qu2.to Club. lie lid not leave his
room there all day. Today nothing was
seen of him by The club attendants
Repeated raps nj his door brought no
response. Entrance was forced and
Mr. Haynes was found dead. with n hui
let hola through his skull.
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J. II. cAEFsE & SON. 3srd St and
Huntington Ave. Both phones No. 1;
/ Residence. Bell phone Al.
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BLEW OUT THE GAS.
Caroline County Man Gave Richmond
Coroner j Job.
(specIal to me Dnlly Pressl

tSDecial TO the Daily Press,
RICHMOND. VA. April 17.-W. T..
carncal, Il wcl,drcssed. prosperous.
loci:ine man about 80 or GI years old
OF Lent, Caroline county. was found
dead in bed this morning at Kclly's.
Seventeenth and Franklin streets. will
gas je, turned on and the room fun
OF Gas.
Coroner Taylor viewed The hodv, lie.
citcd that death was due 10 an unn,..
coun!ahe accident. ana iurncd the
corpse over to Undertaken Rcddin. who
IS now communicating with relatives
Of the dead man.
From papers ON the mans person
Coroner Taylor ascerained thai his
ramc probably. was w T.. Carneal ami
that he is II member of the firm of ".
J.. Garncnl & Co. of Lent.
Ne money was found in Mr.. Car.
neai's person, and but few papers ar
other things with which to identify him
were IN his pockets He had left $l.50
with The hotel proprietor however.
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CHARGES DISCRIMINATION.
Atlanta Firm Objects to classification
Of Transportation Companies.


(By Associated Press.>
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April IT,
The Interstate Commerce Commission,
today received complaint from En-
slehart & Hitchcock. of Atlanta
against the Louisville e Nashville Rail.
road. Atlantic Coast Line, Southern.
the CLYDE Steamship Company and thc.
New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad Company. alleging that by
Wrongful classification on ste am boil
crs they are subjected Ivy defendant
roads 10 unjust and unreasonable lis,
elimination, prejudice and tlisadvanI-
age 4" against other shippers They
fray that the defendant roads may he
required 10 answer the complaint
remedy The OWL complained Of and re.
fund To them the over.charge repre-.
scented By The alleged wrongful classi.
iication.
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