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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-13
ANOTHER VOICE IN APPROVAL

Editor Santa Fe New Mexican.
LAS VEGAS. N. NJ. Feb. ii,-Sir
wish to heartily endorse Jay
Turkeys statement In FOUR issue OF
the 9th instant. regarding the want of
more competent civil engineers. Until
we have them the numerous and cost
ly land suits in this territory Will
never be settled. We are very much
In favor of house bin No. A, and
think 1t should certainly be passed.
In our private practice we have had
many surveys TO straighten out or
re-survey that were made by official
county surveyors whose work would
do no credit to a public schoo, boy.
HOLT 4 HOLT,
Architects and Engineers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-13
Ex-Governor Ross
Voted a Pension

WASHINGTON. Feb. la-Edmund
Ross, u2unIted States senator from
Kansas. now a resident ~ Albuquor.
que. vas soted q pension 81 $50 a
month by the house today. Ross WAS
the Of James II. Lane. lie
voted against the impeachment of
President johnson and was abused as
few other men who ever tried 10 serve
the state. When he returned TO Law
enc after the Impeachment trial
Ross remarked sadly: Even the dogs
In the street would not make friends
with me-"
Ross was elected TO the senate be.
cause Of his denuneiatioa OF James III.
Lane. Ross was editor Of a newspa-
per printed In Lawrence aud his abuse
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-13
We Offer $1,000
For "a Disease Germ That Liquozone Can't Kill.

On every bottle o. Liquozone VIC Of
fer $1,000 for a disease germ that IL
cannot kan. We DO this 10 assure you
that Lquozone does iill germA
And II Ia the only way known 10 kin
germs In the body without Killing the
tissues. too Any drug that kills germs
10 q poison, and u cannot bc taken In
tornally. Medicine 10 almost helpless
in any germ disease. IL is this fact
which giyes liquozone It's worth TO
humanity. q worth so great that. after
teating the product for two years.
through physicians and hospitals. we
paid 500. 1000 for the American rights.
And we have spent over one million dol
lars. in n year. 20 buy the first bot
Ito and give II free 10 each sick one
who would try g.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-13

II you need Llquozone. and have
never tried a. please send US this
coupon. We will then mail you an or
der on q local druggist for q full.
sire bottle. and VIZ will pay the drug
giSt ourselves for II. This Is our free
gift made 10 convince you: 20 show
you what Liquozone is. and what Il
can do. In justice TO yourself, please,
accept Il to-day. for II places you I'm.
der no obligation whatever.
IAquozore costs zoe. and 81.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-13

Says the Kendallville. Ind, Daily
Sun. Report has 1t among the many
friends here OF Thos. c. Lipsitt, car
rier No. 3 Of Las Vegas, ". NJ, and
formerly Of Goshen, Ind. that 1.-THE
gentleman from Indiana" will soon
return 10 his native heath to claim
his bonnie bride. Ii is said she IS
n of M~illersburg's most charming
young ladies.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-13
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases.
All that medicine can do for these
troubles Is TO help Nature overcome
the germs. and such results are indi-
rect and uncertain. Lquozone attacks
the germs. wherever they are. And
when the germs which cause a disease
are destroyed. the disease must end,
and forever. That is inevitable.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-13

and Liqnozone-llkc an excess OF oxy-
gems deadly 10 yegetal matter.
Llguoaone goes into the stomach,
into the bowels and into the blood,
10 90 wherever the blood goes. No
germ can escape II and none car re-
H. The results arc inevitable, for
a germ disease must end when the
germs are killed. Then I~1quozone,
acting as a wonderful tonic, quickly
restores a condition Of perfect health.
Diseases which have resisted medi-
cine for years yield at orce 70 I4quo-
rome, and II cures diseases which medi-
cine never cures. Half the people you
meet-wherever you are-oan tell you
OF cures that were made by IL.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-13

who is too lazy to clean his walk. The
rules of neighborly love are suspend.
ed by the inaction Of the loafer who
refuses TO handle a snow shovel.
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-12-07

zeneckeho spolku k dplne spokoie-
nosti. Cistt vyt6zek obnasi as $450.
r We vyrocni schulz fadu Czech,
{. 12, G. s. P. s., odbyyane minu-
lou nedeli byli zvoleni vesmes starr
nfednici az ma venkovniho strazce,
iimz zvolen p. Frank Blecha a jed
natelem p. Frank Horeis.
r Poji5tsni proh ohns. blesku a
vetru u tech neilepsich spolecnosti
vam obstara dobfe a spolehlive r.
B. Matlach pisarne Minnesotskych
Novin. 27-tf
r 81. Rose Zasadilova a ieii Sc
stra pi. Streeterova pouzily LEVINE
jizdy ma den dikdvzdani k navstevs
pfatel v Chicagu.
4 Pan Fred Chan manzelkou
|dleli zde nAvstevou ma den dikd-
yzdAni u pf. Barbory Albrechtove.
= Myslenka postavenf spolecne
narodnf sine, 0 niz pred casem &c
pocalo do opravdy jednat, jak se
zda utichla Ease, ac nemyslfme, BE
nadobro. Snad V brzku bude opet
d nj rokovano a pax docka 90 ! sve-
no uskutetn6nf.
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-12-07
Zprdvy re St. Paul. <

m1ste vraci se donl prace. Caste
kary jsou TAX pfeplnene. ze lid ce-
kajfci ma obvyklych mistech must
6ekati delA dobu nezli mize nekto-
ron kArn witt, COZ cgsem zimni do
by neni velice pfijemne. Konecns
kdyz i jeden obdrzi misto kafe, je
tato tax natlaeena, ze ie az nebez-
peono po nj ieti. Mas alderman '
s. warde mel by sc pokusit V te pff-
cine 0 napravu a dati spray6 poulid.
drah ma .vsdomi, ze pracovny lid ma
zapadni Z. ul zaslouA 81 lepsf do
pravy nezli sc mu il dostava.
xv Stayebni dfivf vseho druhu,
|dvesffe, oikiia, chilly q vi6ibeo we, co
do oboru toho nalezi. Pfijdte :
|pfesvadcte Sc, nez koupfte jinde.
Wrecking & Lumber Co. Hlavni L.
fadovna 507i Wabasha ul. a 730 w.
7th st., st. Paul, Minn. Albert
ZssasehliarT ZssasseehlisarT, fEisdlitseell fEisdliiseell. g9-tf 9-t.
r Casio setkavame SO kraiany,
liz jak sarni neradi se priznavajiii,
zanedbavaif prvnf svoji povinnost
vati move teto vlasti vyzvednutfm
lsi obGanskach list1 a nabytfm OBJ
|s1anskehc prava. Nikdo ysak v II
pfitine nemel by odklddati a die
Ipfedpisi zakona naturalisaci sta
4; Il = f.i aF.s+ ;,sa;ss;eis= s:
Inein ainerickfffa. Kazdy move pfi.
ljety vvstaiiovaier, kter5 "A pfeje na1
Ibyti pfava jako obcan Spojenfcl
Statd mel by 81 lined vyzvednout
Ipryni obcansky list, ienz ie prohla
lsenfm dmyslu stati Sc americkyn
Iobdancm a po patiletem pobytu zd'
n6initi dalsi pfisezne prohlaseni |
dosahnouti plneho obcanstvi. Wy
zyednutf 81 druheho obtanskeho Ii
stu ma mimo jine do seize tez tn Wy
ihodu, ze deti osoD, Kuere naiezii,
nabyly obcanskeho praya isou po
Ikladany "a obdany, pakli case ma
turalisace rodicd nebylo jim jest
lei LET. Je vice pfipadd, he zaned
lbanim teto povinnosti nepfeneslo :
obdanstvf ma ditky, ktere sem pfisl
rodiGi domniyaly Sc kdyz dosa
lilly zletiIosti be jsou plnopravnyn
obtany. Znali jsIne mladeho mus
jjcrz sem pffiieif 60 n,aiiyy n,aiiyy ihoch II
diti jemuz ami nenapadlo, be b
!. lnebyl obcanem AZ kdyz chtel 81 "a
Erati domovinu tn teprv Sc nasl'
ze ote iehho h efaeess!ailiii liii6eihio liiii6eihio e,SSsa
styi nezli on Sc stal zletilym. Pre-
! lcez nemel by nikdo otaleti nab,
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-12-07
N. Helm. cEskY PRAyNfK.
~ East sixth Street.
ST. PAUL. MI@sEsOTA.
Dfesafska spolecnost, jejR

Drevafska spolecnost, leJiz
skiady se naciazeji SO nasi ceske
ctvrti jejimz fiditelem je oblibeny
kraian pan Albert Zachar, zmenila
sve jmeno ma st. Paul Wrecking &
Lumber Co, hlaynf ufadovnou v
elsie 507i Wabasha ul. Firma tato
sc snazi uspokoiiti kazdem ohle-
ddu syee zaakazniiiky kazdyy, kdo by
ii pfal neteho, do oboru stavitel-
skeho spadajfciho, doide nj po-
zorneho obslouzeni. Pfesyedcte &c
vzdy drive II Zachara, za6 tam md
zete konpiti, nez 81 n6co objednate
jinde.
81 V6noval isem neilepzich Is let
sveho zivota studiu prav, zejmena
nrAva. vztahnifcfhn Sc ma poiist6ni
na zivot, jakoz systemu, jakym &c
prosalii. Jsem oclloten posiouziti
kazdernu Y tomto ohledu zdarma
vyIlodami. kter6 ddkuji syym yedo-
mostern tornto oboru. Kdokoliy
BY Vi pFal pouciti 20 We sysm prospe-
chu pojistani na ziyot, neche mne
navstivI, aneb mnE dopi5e pod adre-
<ou Julins \ Patek, 214--2a5 Ger.
mania life Bldg, rob Minnesota /
vych. 4. nj, ST. Paul, Minn.
3-tf
Zdejsi nerfocnice Nv. Lukast
obdrxela V den dfknv11ani yeIko
dusny dar $4,000 od D. G. She
parda, jcnz prayi, ze talk ucinil
uctani pamatky sve zemfele man
zelky, ktera ob1tay6 We prosptch nc
:::c-:::.:::e.ee :::c-:::.:::e.ee fa:sssch.:ll= ;::sss.:l::
\ pokus sebeyrazdy otrayenin
svltiplynem ucinila ceska divka u
Rnzena Noyakova We SVEN byts
els. GA, vychA 7. ul. Kdyz byla ma
lezena, byla jiz v bezs6domi, al
Iekafskou pomoci podafilo se il za
chraniti. NovaSova byla zamsst
mana Y jednom restaurantu zde
pochazi 2 La Crosse, Wis.
rosiednii dobou ic siysset ste
sky ma spatnou doprayu 20 poulii
Mich karaeIi TIA nasi zapadni sedm
ulici. BE tomu skutecne tax je, m9
jsule salri ffiiezittost Il5koiiikrat
20 pfesyedciti. Staya sc TAX yedei
nj dobou. kdy lid pracnjici doleoy
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-12-07

tim obeanstvi su6astniti SO who'd,
iakoz i ochrany, jiz nova tato vlast
kazdemu obcanu skyta.
T Dostauenf6ko ST. Paul. !,
MINI Vsickni uprimnf sroboddri
&c Sc. Passs ! Minneapolis dostdes
Sc u nedSh, 10. prosince, g. hod. |
odpoI. do sine fddu Czech" &. f2,
G. 8. p. s. u 81. Paul ku pTedudsce |
DsG Isshksf shs iAhG6nse <i+sssikkG <i+sssi!kkG rsssllsS:s
tost ku srSmu svgch rodin porzne-
sent. proto aiijme ii tentokrdte. -
Pricedte sUou celou rodinu. DR..
I$ka promlas4 tS5 K mlddeSi. =
Vstupne "a ceIou rodinu pouze e5c.
= Dlouholety zdejA osadnik p.
Vojtech Tomasek vratil Sc pohfbu
sve stafiGke matky pi. Anezky To-
maskove, ienz zemfela We SVEN do
move La Crosse, Wis. Zesnula do
sahla vaku rs let.
r Pan Stepan Picha, hlavnf pff-
ruci marsala Spojenych Stati bSl
vyslan do Washingtonu, sidelniho
mzsta nazi uIAdy ahy. 2 tarnn8isfhn
yladnfho dstavu pro choromyslne
pfivezl jisteho W. Bissona. Bison
byl zatcen ma obvin9nf, ze minule
U
jjaro vyzvedl i ma poste Brainard,
Mimi, money order ma jeden dollar,
ktery pax padelal ma $91, ma il
nam mlst6 j jei ndayal Kdyz doslo
k soudu byi proalassen "a pozIifatte-
neho poslan do vladniho dstavu.
Nyni pfisla zprava, ze ie uzdrave-
my tbusie znovu p,staven pied
lsoud.
ar UhH "a 800 tuna. Drobn6
luhh za $4.00 tuna tfitunovfch
Ihromadach, dobre pro topicf j vaff-
Lei kamna a vytapecf zafizenf; We
lzmGte 81 ceny tvrdeho uhlf. - My
Iisme jedinou spolecnosti, ktera ma
lprave zbozf. Holmes & Hallowell
Co, sedm rohn, St Paul, Mimi.
| 6x6
= .Jak ohla&enf ma iinem mistG
lvideh, chysta Sc +. Orel, 2. G. b.
lJ. k yelk6 oteyfenA uvadeci schizi,
pfi cemz znacny pocet noyych ceka-
Itelu k fadu bude uvaden. Pc uva-
deni bude davan zabavny program,
naGez bnde pfatelska vecefe vseo-
lbecna zabava. Jak sc dovidame ko-
lnaji Sc k teto schizi pilne pfipravy
a proto lze jiz pfedem ocekayati, Ii
lnaystGva iak GenI tax znamych O
lpfatel fadu bude cetna.
Skolni zabava, pofadana I'd.
stupci ceske svob. skoly yeter pfet
dikivzdanim We prospech skoly. ne
tesla SO tentokrate takove navste
We, jako zabavy tohoto druhu jind,
: pofadane. Pricinu toho diuznt
! pfiGitati tomu, Re ten den odbgya
J Ilo se vice zabay ma ro1iiGnIch mi
{ stech, jakoz to, ze zabavn pfedcha
| zely SIM G. $. p. s. po sobe DIV
jine ii zaabayy JJiiralk hbyi prdiiss.ili si ri
bavy veskrz zdafily.
! a~ Irtsh nedeH, 10. prosimct
ne 2 hod. odp. pTedndSi DR.. Iska
SIM 6. s. r. s. ma h6mn, $50
I bodomystnost Jest nejslechetn6jStn
! ndboEenstUim." ZdroveS proml,l
I al K mzdde5i uykond no poSdddn
: Iobfad pojmenoudnt dftek. Vstupp
; "a celou rodinu poatze s5 csntii.
III = Zabaya ma den diknvzdanf pf
Z Iosade sy. Stanislava potkala sc ja
Z Ise dalo ocekavat tim nejlepsfm W
{ lsledkem. Sedm set listkd bylo Wy
Z lErano u dyefi, col znamena, 10 to
3 zIlik lidi zasedlo k stolGm ku posyi
! censke ve6eFi. Media Sc popfiti, 3
: obslouzit tolik lidf vyzaduje veil
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-12-07

+ Upozornujeme krajany na =
hlasku Lacrosse Monumental Worin
v Lacrosse, Wis. Kdo6koli by zanf
slel postaviti svym drahtm selni
lym pomnfk neb nahrdbnf kdmeL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
MEN WORK HARD FOR UTAH
Organizers of Merchants & Manufac-
turers' Association Make Good
Progress ArouSing Interest.

Committees on organization o. the
Merchants x Manufacturers assOci-
alton win meet Thursday evening Of
this week at Il place not yet selected
10 complete their work and prepare
20 submit their reports TO the mass
meeting 10 be held at the Commercial
club Tuesday evening of next week.
The prize OF $15 offered for a design
for a button and the prize of an equal
amount for a design for a label for
manufactured goods have aroused
warm competition. Many unique de
signs have already been presented and
many others are expected before the
competition closes Nov. 3.
The idea of holding a mass meet
ing at the salt Lake theatre in the
near future meets with popular ap-
provaI. AT this meeting home manu-
facturers viii give away souvenirs TO
each person. In addition TO this there
win be speeches by a number OF pub
lie spirited men III this movement.
There viii also be d programme Of
music.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
INJUNCTION SECURED.
Lewis c. Van Ripper Trying to Block
Railway in Idaho.

Boise, Ida, Nov. 21.-At Weiser to-
day Lewis c. Van Riper Of New York
secured d temporary injunction against
the bOndholdeTs of the Pacific & Idaho
Northern Railroad company restraining
them from voting Sc per cent of the
capital stock of the company at the
annual meeting, which was TO be held
today. Van Ripper has been furnish
ing money for extending the road. He
failed TO carry out his contracts with
Lewis Hall, the president and the
bOndhOlders advanced him 100000, re-
payable Jan. /. Under his contract
with Han, he was to have the voting
power of IS per cent OF the stock. When
the bondhOlders advanced the money
they took an assignment from him OF
all his rights under the Hall contract
as security. The case was set for Jan.
:. The directors in a measure fore
stalled the plaintiff by meeting in adj
jOurned session yesterday. accepting
the presidents resignation. and elect
ing +. r. COrdley of New York. rep
resentatiVe of the ibondholdeTs, as di-
rector and president. The proceedings
indicate that somebody is taking an
interest in the road. 1t runs north
ward sixty miles from Weiser and is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
DROPPED INTO THE SEA.
Only Six Out of Thirty in the Hilds's
Rigging Held Out.

st. Malo France, Nov. 21.-James
Grinter. the only survivor of the crew
Of the British channel steamer Hilda-
wrecked off this port Saturday night
with the loss of 123 souls, said today:
There is no truth in the report that
the HHda's boilers burst. There was a
terrific shock as the steamer struck the
rocks, and this made a noise resem-
bling an explosion. l am an engine
and mechanic, and as such I am pos.
tive that the boilers are intact.
THE Hilda was pinned on hug.
rock and the waves sweeping fierco.y
over her carried away the women and
children.
with thirty other persons by actu"-
count l climbed IN into the rigging
and I managed 10 hold on until rescued
The others gradually fell off before tin
fearful storm of hail and sleet. unti
only six of us remained when we we've
sighted by the steamer Ada, which res
cued US when nearly dead as the re-
suit of cold and exposure"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
MOFFAT SAYS ROAD WILL Be BUILT
Declares Lies Dream to Link Cities of Salt Lake and
DenVer---"See the West Idea Finds Favor in Colorado
As Does That western Goods for Western People"

Fred AIOffat, has been to unite the cities
of Salt Lake and Denver with a direct
road and his dream is about TO be real
lied just as the dream of Senator Clark to
unite the cities of Salt Lake and Los An
geles has been fulfilled. Even in the
event of Mr. Moffats death and / am
happy TO say there is no prospect of such
a misfortune. the road would be built, foi
ne has every arrangement completed foi
the carrying through of the enterprise.
The slogan Western goods for western
people," and the idea of divertng the
tourist travel TO the west, which the tive
salt I.akcTs are educating, are meeting
with hearty acclaim I'm Denver.
Tomorrow they are TO meet the news
paper fraternity of Denver. by invitation
and explain the movement and have been
requested to address meeting or me
manufacturers and merchants Of the city
on this subject any evening which theS
may name.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
lSpeciaI TO The Herald

n ENVER, Colo, Nov. 21.-"It is abso-
/ luteIy certain that the Moffat road
will be constructed to Salt Lake city
as rapidly as men and money can accom-
pIish it.
This was the statement made for David
II. Moffat TO O. II. Hewlett and John j.
CritchlOW today by his nephew. Fred
Mcffat. cashier of the First National bank
o. Denver. Tue two Salt Lal1ers met MT
Moffat's representative in connection
Ea4h. tbefr york Tor the Merc baHBs 80
Manufacturers association OF Salt Lake,
and found him already heart and soulein
the movement. David Fl. MOttat being
In New York his nephew was his author
lied spokesman, and he was positive IN
asserting that the line Will be rushed into
Utah.
The dream Of my uncle's life, said
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
DIVERGENT VIEWS ARE DEVELOPED
Republicans of Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce
Not Prepared TO Follow" Roosevelt in the Matter
Of Railway Rate Legislation.

IEI ASHINGTON, Nov. 2L-Diyergent
w views developed at a conference
of Republican members of the
senate committee on interstate COM
meTce The conference followed a reg
UlaT meeting Of the committee in the
afternoon and was attended by six of
the eight Republican members. Sena-
tors lClapp and Willard were not
present.
of the six members attending the
conference it developed that Senators
Elkins Aldrich, Kean and Foraker
were nearly in accord on one side and
Senators CullOm and DOlliVer We're on
the other. No preparations We're ad-
Vanced, but the four senators in the
first group mentioned indicated their
desire for harmonious action and not
too radical legislation.
Two With Roosevelt.
Senators Cullom and Deliver in
sisted that the only way to have har-
mOniOus Republican action was for all
the Republicans to get in line with the
president and support his recommended
tons. The other senators suggested
that the proposition of the president
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS
REAPED RICH HARVEST
Fortunes of the Insurance Companies Bound Up
With the Politicians
Shameful Confession of Senator Plat on the Witness Stand
Name of Depsws RambunctiOus Friend from up
the River Revealed


Y, William Of
= LEGATION he replied considerable
= a he
81 %
Iarnent blame
=
Regarding the testimony John A Nichols
= OF the
a
before
= holders
a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
Crew Lost.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

Boston. Nov. 2l.-The Boston mayOTalty
contest was somewhat complicated to-
night by the announcement of Henry 5.
Dewey that he would De an Independent
candidate for the office. Dewey was a
candidate at the primaries for the Re
publican nomination against Louis \.
rockingham, who won by only 1876 votes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
GIRL KILLED BY BURGLARS.

Chicago Nov. 91.-Aliss Maud Reese. au
employee of the law department of the
general offices of the Union Traction com
pany, was shot and killed tonight by a
burglar whom she found in her apart
ments when she returnod-from work. The
burglar escaped by icIDinE through "a
window. leaving a sack filled Eith silver
ware lying on the floor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
POWDER FACTORY HORROR.
Four Men Blown to Atoms at South
River, N. j.

South River, n. j., Nov. 2l.-FOur
men were blown to pieces this after
noon by an explosion at the laboratory
& Chemical company at Parlin. They
We're:
John Pierce.
Frank SDratford.
John Applegate.
laboratory.
What caused the explosion will never
be known. as only the four men were
in the building at the time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
LOUISE WILL BREAK
BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE

Boise. Ida, Nov. Ex-Governor Gooding
this evening announced he would deslG-
nate his daughter, Louise. - years ~ age
TO christen the battleship Idaho when the
latter IS launched pecs ..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-22
UNgLUsHING ADMISSIONS.
Tom Plat Tells How He Worked the
Insurance Companies.

New York, Nov. 21.-John 4. Mich
OILS. a lawyer and quarantine commits
sioner of the port of New NorE from
1880 10 1892 who wrote the letters to
Senator Chauucey ~ EeneW ia beh If
o. his friend who usually sets
around at this time of the year. ana
who, he wrote, was getting 'ramb ne
Iious" and needed help, was the first
witness before the insurance iuv,s f.
eating committee today. Mach iu cU-
est had bccI aroused by Tho reading
of Nichols letters to senator De ew
an Friday. The senator was not -
10 remember Tho Mr.. Nichols friend
was. As shown by vouchers under OBJ
servation by the committee Oh Friday,
Mr.. Nichols received fetauers ON
The Equitable Life Assurance society.
.hen he went before the committee
10 iay he testified Jaat be mad been en-
pioyed by the Equitable comIany for
twenty 20 twenty-five years under an
annual retainer of Sl.fOl. and said he
is still under that retainer. Recently
he was employed BY the Mutual Life
company. lie was consulted b. the
officers of the Equitable society on
matters not connected with the legis-
lature in 1894