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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-22

W. Edgeu farm and Is down 1000
feet at q second test on the s. H
White farm; on Little Creek. Wetzei
county. the South Penn oil Company
Is down 1900 feet at test ON the n.
E Bookover farm; on North Fork.
Grant district. the South Penn is due
in the Big Injun at test on the L.
Stewart farm. and on Fleetwood run
is drilling a test on the J. A. Harris
farm.
We have picked out from the official
report what the South Penn alone Is
doing because that company is more
generally known than the others as
Standard corporation. There are
three times as many tests by other
companies being made. But these
South Penn incidents are enough
There are cited eleven new wells
which have been started by one com
pany alone within the last few weeks.
The information is official. Does that
look as IL the Obnoxious tax laws
have caused the Standard to quit
drilling for oil in West virginia?"
The chief trouble with. all anti-tax
reform arguments always is that they
are factless; they don't try even to
distort or twist the facts to suit; they
simply disregard them. - Wheeling
News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-22
Imported From Germany.

Last week received Holiday Baskets imported
direct from Baskerville, Germany This line contains many
novelties in wowware odd shapes and fancy coors The
finest line that will be shown in the city Clothes Hampers
Waste Baskets Market Baskets, Clothes Baskets Work
Baskets Whsk Broom Holders Hair Receivers Music.
Magazine Holders.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-22
ITALIAN GIRL
Was Committed to Home Of Good
Shepherd BY Justice Amos. / {

Minnie cramer the italian girl
nearly deaf and dumb who appeared
before the mayor yesterday morning
on the charge Of lettering. was COM
mitted 70 the Hope Of the Good
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-22
In Our Corset Department.
We show a Corset for every figure.

" e Snow a 3CQrSet or every hgure.
We show twenty-nine different styles Of American
Lady, Corsets. We are sure we can suit you and you
know "a pair they rust" These excellent Corsets
from the approved styles of the season. and the Corset
making is of the very highest character
The American Lady, Corset
one Of the very best Corsets produced this country
thousands Of women think it is the best.) We have
gknty Of all sizes in every style.
you special Corset or special Corset treatment
visit our Corset Department
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-22
ONE FAIR FOR THE ROUND TRIP
To cIarksburs and Return September
4, 5, 6 and 7, via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, Account
aoth Annual Fair.

Excursion tickets will be sold from
Parkersburg, New Martinsville, Fair.
mont, Tunnelton, Grafton, Belington.
Redwood, Pickens, Sutton and inter-
mediate points for all regular trains
of above dates, valid for return until
September s, inclusive.
Call on ticket agents for full de-
tails as to time of trains, etc.
See small hangers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-22
SaiIlsyab
Just Received Some Specially
Good Values in China.

We have Just received very new and extra values
Salad Bowls, Bread Plates. Sugar and Creams, Olives
Pickles Vases, etc. We placed sale to-day in our
Basement at 25c each. See the window.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-22

Mrs. NJ. C. Lough has been quite
sick today. She is little better
this evening.
E. E. Meredith spent Sunday at
Boothsville visiting relatives. He re-
turned to Fairmont today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-22
Miss Pot.erT'S "a. Home

WIss Potters "at Home."
Miss Louise Potter will be at home
this evening to a number of her
friends complimentary to her guest,
Miss Charlotte Eichorn, of Chicago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-22

Patronize home industries. Reeves
Meat Market, Fifth ward. K
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-22

Shepherd in wheeling. this morning
by Justice Amos. The Humane So
ciety is responsible for this move,
which is undoubtedly the only proper
course TO pursue;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
JUDGE COLBORN
ON WATER BONDS,
Expresses Himself as Dlametri-
cally Opposed to Real Estate
INJUNCTION Suit
ISSUE IS PERFECTLY LEGAL.
SAYS Time Is Past for Doing Eight
Zach Main Business on Four
Inch Basis

lrk,I, VDn0 .nuuIInrIhlO dIrruupIOu I'M
'.,. ,'., a.,.,, ,,,o,-
Italtluhy ol''l'ool' '''' ''''''
Ink over the proposed water BOND m
uncilou mll. and "A motion 10 Wllh-
INV the opi,ntlilon NJ lhv a.rorlullon
lo Inc boud Ipsnc was offered by Judge
~ !" rnIhnup rhn mdgn wpn formrrly
.,nurty tudgr in ,i,n,nl .nu rouply. colo,
.nnI IA nm cxporl,nr,d attorney. aud
IA" mia IA Wo ,hnl horo was any
mimi ili,g.l an v,oup hi Inc Issuing Of
,hnan hn,da H. remarked today, that
thoh Irn,lnnro \yns In nrrordnnco with
,hn bcoi lighl oblpulblc II the time,
nWd thnl whilc thcrr mlghl be plWs
n ii,no botirr ,,bnt Mas douo WAS done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
SLIGHT CHANCE FOR
SETTLING TRANSFERS STRIKE

chicago, juno S. Peace In tho team.
Wors' strike seemed today lo be- as Ear
away AZ over settlement with the
express companies and u demand by
the unions that police be- withdrawn
from Wagons Win the calling M NJ the
strike were apparently insupornbc ohs
Wnclcs to an Adjustment President
Cornelius y. shea. ~ the TcnmstrrE
union, took an active part IN the latest
conference with tho employers, al
though he was roeponalhlo for blocking
peace negotiations several days ago, A.
tor ho had been lott oul Of meeting
between a committee of employers ana
loamstors, shea would have been oN-
cludod from the now conference " the
employers had agreed tn the demand NJ
tho union officials that the employers
attorney, Ioyy MAYER also should Keen
away, ThM demand was refused promt-
~, ana shea was called In, lie made
vigorous fight against altering tho
propositions NJ tho tcnmstors 10 suit
tho demands ~ the employers
with peace EFFORTS agnin coming IN
nAughl Inc prospective spread ~ tho
strike 10 5000 truck Transfers ON.
ployed by mcmhcr0 NJ tho team owners
organization was today ngaln u vital
issue Many NJ mo oWnora wore IN
favor of forvlnR mnlioW win tho drls
yora, but II WAS generally hoped mat
the neutral clement IN the association
would mako a hard llHhi 10 Keep from
becoming Involved In tho strike,
Beginning with peace argument
A labor discussion 4 North avenue and
Roboy streets, today grew into u riot,
which blocked two limos Of street cara
held MP uono I'm streets brought lwo
police palrol wagons ana ended when
one man was taken 10 the hospital ond
four others were In ocllF incidentally
soyor1l heads were hmlpCd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
BRITISH SUBMARINE
BOAT ''A-8" LUST.
Went Down OF the Breakwatcr
At Plymouth While Going
Out for Practise
FOURTEEN WERE DROWNED.
First lntImatlon Of Disaster Came
When She Slgnallcd She Was Sub.
merged and Could Not Rise

Plymouth Eng, June S,--Submarinc
boat "A.S' was lost OF the brcakwater
here this morning, she had on board
IS officers and men, including her rtgu'
lar Grow and men who were In training,
Fourteen OF the number were drowned,
The others were picked up The disos'
ter occurred while the "A.S was proc
coedmg 10 sea FOR practise, accom'
panied by anothcf submarine boat ana
q torpedo boat, Three explosions were
seen from tho shore to occur on
board the AS which suddenly dis
appeared Tugs and divers Immediate
~ proceeded 20 the scene,
The submarine boat Hes IN rs faith.
oms of water The nrsl inlimatlon ~
the disaster came FROM the boat her.
SELF signalling that she was submerged
and could not como TO the surface, 4
signal was received shortly before noon
which said IAN right w TO the pres
ont time"
Diving parties Immediately proceed
Cd to the scene, Those who were saved
were standing Ia the vicinity OF the
coming tower At the time of The disnss
ter aud were picked UP by a passing
traWlcr, They were Lieut. Candy,
commander " the boat, subsliCul
Murdoch, petty officer ana A seaman,
The lost boat was Of about 300 tons
displacement and was launched IN 1904,
\ honVy explosion occurred over the
position whore the submarine boat sank
ana there N no hope o. saving the mon
who We're carried down with her
Tho explosion NJ FIRST reported was
believed to be caused by The escape ~
gasoline similar 10 those of the "A'5, y
one " the survivors who was saved
gays he WAS unable 10 explain the cause
of the accident to the "A-b" lie add
ed tina, phc suddenly dipped while
her Matches were open nnd that tho
boat Immediately nllcd and sank Tho
man added
Lieut. candy came TO my assistance
when ! was almost exhausted aud
Kept mo alloat until We were picked
up by tho trawlcr,"
This w the lhird submarine boat Dis
astor within n little moro than u No1r
the others being the "A.i," run down
by q liner IN the Solont by which II ~
tho men were cntombcd IN the bottom
Of the YEA ana the 'A-b' which sank
OF queenstown after an explosion by
when glX of ser crow were Killed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
GRAND RIVER RISING.
Many Residences In Grand Rapids
surrounded by Water.

Grand RapldH Mich, Ilmo Nr'Tlo
Grand rlyor " SIN rising here. Tho only
encouraging nnWs comes nom mo W..
river pnlnta. whore the water is reported
10 be stationary 0r failing Many losl'
dcncop IN tho south cnd arc completely
surrounded by doDp and rwfl currents,
Workmon are STRUGGLING fr0nllc0lly to
koop the North end dlko from golng IN
notos, and n tromg "a lo about am oven
chnnoo whether thoy VIII succeed, a spo'
clnl io mo Evening Press says that com
mtmlpntions have been partially fosostah'
iishod with whitehall which bias hoon
ltointod fur 20 hours. The conditions on
Whilu river above the town. are worse
thnu had boon expected, Tho damage 10
crons, bridges and dams win roach hum
drods Of thousands Three largo damn at
Whiio cloud lll,pcrn ana Ferry were
completely washed AWAY
About 100 concerns large and small
are closed today because Of the Hood
six thousand ulo out NJ employment
I'm the south end ~ the city today oy-
cry house on Earle street, Lot,ollor
South Front Golock Court, Owe
street WcW Wealthy avenue and rol.
ford street N partially under water and
the flood ~ threatening lo overflow n
rlll larger uroi The railroad situation
IN improving
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
PAUL MORTON MAY Be
CHAIRMAN Of EQUITABLE

New York Jane Alvin W krtch
prrpldcnt VI tho Equitable Trust COM
many nnd a director of lnu Equitable ldio
Assurance society made Nluirmuul to-
day with reference 10 n story printed 20
mo rfluot that M yuWOrduyN M, ouup NJ
Inc directors of the Equitable m.mhcr
mtimulod that me report Of tho state tus
porlnlrndoul " insurance would show u
new improperly Involving N0,~VoO MI
"'Muc is absolutely no truth In the
statement NU mention uf uu improperly
Involving ilOOOJgO wna made NJ thu mooia
Ing VI the directors "wednesday ! know
absolutely nothing NJ IL tlQopom scandal
or uuS Other scandal lU which inc Iunll
able Trust company u New YORK. haA IN
slightest connection
Aupuat belmont senator Chuncov NJ
DopoW and David N MUdolt ihloo Dl thr
ave momhorH OF the committee appoIulc
IN name a chairmnnshp NJ the nuWl VI
AloNAudU'H ufnoo today n was tnld That
Louis Fitzgerald and j. y fnrgan, the
remaining members VI ihu committee,
probably VIII set 10 town lalor w the
day
Ntondont NJ Insurance llpnrlrN today I'm
the m"ostlgutlou which ~ hoinR made hy
tho state Insurance dophrlmun, INTO inc
u1nns Of the Equitable society
Tho nominating committee adjourned
until tomorrow without definite action,
except II was learned the final dismissal
VI judge 0rRys name from consideration
In connection with the Craftsmanship lt
n understood that the uane ~ Pau Nor
ton. secretary VI navy was suggested
hut that MIR Morton had not been con.
fcrred with In regard 10 the matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
Russia And Japan Accept Prest Roosevets Good Offices

United states ana Germany were seek.
ing 40 that Ambassador Meyers audi.
cnce OF Emperor Nicholas Was prepared
for IN the fullest manner. The un.
Outstanding here In that Emperor
Nicholas went 80 FAR as TO say to Am.
bassador Meyer that Ne would like 10
Know what Japans terms would be,
TINS inquiry was not TO be construed ~
asking for peace, but only nv telling
friends that before ~ grave step on
lhelt advice the Russian government
might properly ana naturally desire 10
Know through those friends how Japan
regarded peace. Japan, II " believed
III government quarters here, VIII be
reluolon, to lay down specific peace
condltlons-ior moro reluctant than nj
amy stage OF the war; because prepare
Tons have been made TO carry the cam
phlgn TO Russian territory take Nladis
yos'ok and Hardin and then exclude
Russia from the Pacific, Unless her
nigh conditions are compiled with this
y crude expression Of what Il thought
10 DO Japan's Immediate policy,
NJ, JUSSEl,AND Ar WHITE HOUSE,
Washington, juno S,--M, Jussorand,
the French ambassador had confer.
ence with the president soon after the
lhuefs arrival az the executive Offices
Today The ambassador was with the
president for about half an hour, At
iho close OF the Interview Ambassador
Jusscrand said that he could not dis.
ouss the subject Of his CALL Pressed
for a statement ~ 10 whether peace ne.
gotiations were In progress, he replied
that he could say nothing, that he had
no news, lie said that II anything at
an were made public II would have 90
come necessarily from President Roosc.
VET, So far AZ his conference with the
president was concerned, he was az lib,
orty TO say nothing,
Acting Seoy Of state LOOMS called
ON the president today Immediately 0fs
Ter the visit Of Ambassador Jussorapd,
While he would admit nothing 40 60 tho
nature of his visit there In excellent
reasons for the statement that he pre-.
scnted to the president the doclphcred
cable dispatches from Ambassador
Meyer at 81 Petersburg and Amhassa.
dor Reid at London The dispatch from
Ambassador Meyer was received IN the
night, but was not translated until 10,
day, The nature Of ~ contents az this
time Ia not known. Mr. LOOMS, os he
let the White House. said that Nc was
not IN n position 70 discuss the peace
situation at ALL lie expressed the be.
lief that nothing would be made pub.
lIo here IN an official way today regard
ing the noRol latlons, lie admitted that
the situation was delicate, ana lndl-
Gated that ns reason for no, making
public any details concerning the ncgo.
iia,lons In progress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
ENQUIST INSTRUCTED
TO REMAIN At MANILA

Manila, June S.. Rear Admiral I'm.
ouist received at I O'Clock this morning
the following cable from 81 Peters.
burg
"Noman nt Manila NJ the disposition
OF the American government Anoct
repairs M much ns possible
tSgnodl "Nl'ObAL'
GOV. .dcn. Wright has requested Rear
Admiral Train to arrange for the DIS.
position " the Russian N0rshlps and
their officers and crows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
RUSSIAN PRESS M0DlFIES
ITS TONE REGARDING PEACE

a. Petersburg. june Sa'rhoro " u sir
niNcant change In the tono on The part
of some of tho Russian newspapers liko
tho Noyoc Vrcmyn, which never have
oven admitted The possibility NJ the con-
,unlou " hosllillos until Russia has
recovered her military prestige by a We
tory, To-day the papers discuss calmly
the adysohIllS " ending tho war II
Inpans terms are reasonable The pay
mont Of n nix indemnity they dcclnr1
would be TOO humlllalmg The Novoo
Vromyn says blnnlly ihni 4 J npnl asks
the contest INDEFINITELY while the Russ
argues that n representative Of the poo
plo arc called together Japan WIN fco
herself confronted by the whole nation
and she will readily ngroo To reasonable
'IGyon ,ho rtyomlonlels," The Russ
adds, "arc not traitors They are nghling
tho present rotten bureaucracy ana not
the mother country They would not toll
crate u dlsgracoful peace
Universal regret IN expressed I'M official
circles M mo retirement OF NJ DccNefo,
untl recently French minister for for
olgn affairs, lie w0s regarded ~ q lruu
friend VI RuHsln was u personal friend
of Foreign Minister Count Iamedorn ana
wne q sincere ana unSln'y9cal mWporloor
says
I'VE know how 70 appreciate lruo
friends, we have so few of them"
Tho RUSS aud the Nloyo consider NJ Do.
casso 10 ho the victim of trying ~ play
the impossible role Of n connecting link
bclwccn Two rivals Russia ana Great
Britain,
Tho Rloy0 enysi
M, Delcasso8 policy was over directed
towards the ISOLATION " uermanN bat ho
forgot that an alliance with Great INT.
ain would ruin any political system aimed
against Germany The British alliance
has not helped France IN Morocco, but
Il hnp omblolcd her Win Germany ~
DocnWo pays the penalty by rollrlnp az
complications can be- easier avoided with
him ont OF the cabinet and his retirement
Viii not affect the dual alliance"
II now lraneproA that Ambassador
Meyers audience with Emperor Nlchoha
had been preceded hy family counc /
at rsarskoc.Aclo, az II rs Understood thu
decision. waa reached I'M, peace VIZ on.
tortauOblo II JnpnNs conditions were not
too unCrouN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
YOUNG H00DLUMS,
viii DO Prosecuted for Creating Dis
turbsnce nj Caldors Park,

John Reed ana John Reese the two
young men who wore arrested yeetor'
day for disturbing the pelce nt cat
doris park ON Tuesday might, VIII prob
ably be urupupd before Justice NJ the
poaco Bishop ut Farmers ward thla
afternoons Special Deputy sheriff w,
}, Horne who Bworo 60 tho complaint
against che defendants, claims that
they uonkod into the park without
paying any admission foo, ana when
upbraldod Tor their conduct IN that 70.
ppool they commenced using VIC ana
obscene Language towards the olllcer
and micrfored with the dance which
was going ON w the pavilion
Tho county attorney ana the sheriff
both state that they win use every cf'
fort 10 prevent hoodumltm M the
various roeorts and they propose TO
prosecute those two mon 10 the limit
po that N may be a Wornlng 10 Others
who attempt such thIng In the tut
ure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
ADMIRAL ENQUlsT'S SHIPS.
Breeehloeks TO he Taken from
Guns aud Engines Disconnected.

Manila, June SIN tho matter Of. the
sian wnrfhips horo Rem Admiral Train
viii probably take the hrooch'locks from
lho guns and dleQonncol their engines
Tho Russian officers VIII be pnrolo1
within the limits OF tho islands while
Inc crews Of the vessels, ON the given
word Of Rear Admiral llnQulsl, vii be
parolod within the ely limits,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
NORWAY GOING AHEAD.

ear hes refused 10 receive the dopull'
ton appointed to present him, the
Norwegian slorthng's address
NORWAY GOING AHEAD.
Chllstionia, Norway June S,"sTho
council VI state, following tho action
Of tn gtorthng IN dlrolymg tho union
OF Norway and SWcdou, prOgNlmlng
that King oscar IN no longer King pf
Norway and placing the rolne of Cove
eminent IN the hands Of the council
OF state, N proceeding with the roorgans
isatiOn of the government IN the mtns
nor indicated m the program Whicn
had been more or less prepared before
the hnal step was iakon by which yes
tordaNs peaceful revolution was ace
oOmpliehod,
The department ~ national defense
has issued decree TO the army Aos
quuin;lng II with the resolution ot inc
etorthing ana the assumption OF the
goyol lmont by the council of state ana
intlm1ilng that the army mutt comply
with the new conditions. rendering all
allegiance TO those now conducting inc
government Minister Of state Loves
land has been appointed Foreign mln'
lister and the council of state has dee
Nluru w ulNVlNV INV loI'lkU olll'' ll'Ul
the departments OF commerce, navigi.
ton, etc., with which heretofore u mas
been nmnlgamatod, The oounCil also
resolved 10 eliminate tho ombloms ot
the union from tho war llag of Norway.
NANSEN rs NAMED.
Paris, Juno S,-Thc crisis between
Norway and sweden In widely discussed
by officials and diplomats here. Tho
Swedish legation points out that the
ftrolhlng acted before consulting the
people Dr. Nnngon's Namc " mon-
toned IN connection with the Republic
can element IN Norway IN case king
Oscar declines 60 permit n prince of tho
royal family IN become Nng ~ Norway
The Swedish officials maintain that
| no members Of I've royal flwlly cnl
occen, OWNS TO their loyalty TO klhl
' oscar,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
RACES TOMORROW NIGHT

Tho main event In tomorrow evenings
bike ric6F ot The tuuccr VIII he u nyrs
nowning and saxon Williams This event
should be- hummer ua both riders lHNa
unlned fOr A. and both arc oul for blood
Tho other events VIII be u mlfmllo
omen race two hoaia and 4 nual liver
l'pwson WIN be y one heat ana Hopper
qualify # viii bring thom together IN lhe
mai
Tnoro ~ ollo lhroo'1uarlor' mile han,
dloap consolation race for tho profession,
nls, Tho amateurs viii ride IN u two.
mile open lup race ana a ono'mile hands
cap,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08

gelcs no has informed his frlcnd on
several occasions that be viii give
Hartman the npht ~ bis He Just
how Ne Ia going TO do II remains to be
seem However Mr. Hartman does not
seem 10 be LOSING any sleep over the
matter
has 0lre0dy outlined plan TO worry
the copper king by refusing 20 concodc
a single point IN the interchange of
traillc, over which the officials OF the
two roads tangled In Kan Francisco 10
days ugo. This policy IR 10 De Kept up
uutll 'urk Is ~ dlHgustol that he VIII
be- Wiling either 90 come 20 terms nf
sell out The friends of the senator
say, however thar Clark win .nght TO
the last ditch and go after the run
business IN earnest next season, lhl0W'
Ing things as much az possible Goulds
Mny,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
FARE no los ANGELES,

The nrst trouble N traced To the ro'
duCiiOn vt The fare 90 Los Angeles
making N 81 cheaper by 'ho new ROAD
thOn Via the Southern ppclllr II " as
serted that llUuimUnN Idea was ~
mako the fare Via both roads the Same,
Thia CLARK atrcnuoualy objected 10, at
nrmng that the now line was curoW
60 I.oi Angeles ana should be accord
mgly the cheapest route from salt Lak'
ana utnh points, Acting ON inetluc'
,ons, General puHlonRcr Agent Nl!lril
Ntool oui for that fare ANA got A. TINS
N0a the first rlt In the hoped TO be mare
monte lutte.
Az things now are Hartman IN Gro.
dllcd with holding ~ or W. per cont ot
,hc took W the new rond ana aWo
control ~ the Salt Lake terminus ~
the road, Clark " president of the lln'
ana lhol shrowd iohoadoL W, u lIon'
croft IN yico president with iull pow =
10 act Tor the Hartman interests, Jul
how the present disagreement VIII ond
~ IL matter Of conjecture,
Ia the meantime II anords very m
toroslng study Tor those VINO are ioi'
lowing the railroad situation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
OSCAR REFUSES TO
RECEIVE DEPUTAT|0N
Appointed 10 Present to Him the
Norwegian Slorthlngs
Address.
NORWAY GOING RIGHT AHEAD.
Council OF State Proceeding with Re-
Organization Ia Accordance
With Program,

SocKhom, sweden, June Skiing Oa.
ear hes refused TO receive the dcpuia'
ton appointed TO present him, the
Norwegian storthngs 0dlrens
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08

You will "know things about rss, ss /
tate IN this city " you road the ads,
carefully every day--hNp YOU
WON'T If YOU DON'T