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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
rbere Isa Diference.

The difference between kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar and all other Cough Syrup is
that il moves the bowels, thus expelling a
cold from the system. This relaxes the nerve
tissues and by its healing effect on the threat
and lungs the cough is relieyed-cured entire
lv Kennedy's is the original Laxative Honey
and Tar and contains no opiates. Good alike
for Young or old. Tastes good. Sold.by w.
r. Creighton, 40i King street, and corner
Queen and Patrick street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31

RECENT EVENTS in the far eastern
waters should suggest to those in au-
thority who are urging an increase in
the navy the propriety of going slow in
the matter of the building Of batttleships
aud big cruisers. Such vessels cost
many millions of dollars each, but it will
be seen that they can be easily blown to
smithereens by little and inexpensive
torpedo boat. The Russian-Japanse war
should teach naval men many lessons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
Insane Oh Wedding Tour.

The wedding tour of Mr.. and Mrs. De
Witt Ottman, of Albany, was brought to
an abruot and painful conclusion in New
York yesterday morning. Married in
Albany the preceding day, they had come
down the river on one of the night boats.
Soon after their arrival in New York Mr..
Gilman showed signs Of insanity, and
in the course of an hour became violent
Rev. Fred Gilman, pastor of the Presby-
terrain church at Stamford, Conn.,, brother
of the bridegroom, who performed the
marriage ceremony in Albany, came
down on the same boat with the couple.
He was the first to notice the symptoms
of insanity. observing that his brother
was talking strangely. 1t was not long
before Mr.. Gilman was raving. The
clergyman secured carriage and with
difficulty took his brother to the ROOse,
vslt Hospital. His rawlings and struggles
became constantly more violent. The
bride was completely unstrung at the
first manifestations of her husbands de-
rangement. She also had to have medi-
cal attendance. Later in the afternoon
she rallied sufficiently to return to AL
bany. DIR. Gregory who has charge OF
the insane ward refused to discuss the
case last night beyond saying that Mr..
0ttinan was in serious condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31

The PRESIDENT in his speech at the
unwilling of the Solcum statue in New
York yesterday took occasion to urge a
further increase of the navy. He said
If our navy is good enough, we have a
long career Of peace and prosperity be-
fore us, and the only likelihood OF
troubles ever coming tOus as nation Will
arise if We let our navy become too small
or inefficient.
This means that at the next session OF
Congress a bill will be introduced for the
expenditure of several hundred million
dollars more for the use of the navy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
why Suffer From Rheumatismq

Why suffer from rheumatism when
one application of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm will relieve the pain9 The quick
relief which this liniment affords makes
rest and sleep possible, and that alone
IS worth many times its cost Many
who have used it hoping only for short
relief from suffering have been happily
surprised to find that after awhile the
relief became permanent. Mrs. V. II.
Leggett OF Yum Yum, Tennessee, U.
.. A., writes. ~ am great sufferer
from rheumatism, all over from head to
foot and Chamberlains Pain Balm is
the only thing that will relieve the
PAIN" For sale by Gibson & Timber
man and W. F. Creighton & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
TELEGRAPHIO BREviTI.cs.

There are rumors that the strike ia
Chicago will soon end.
Nineteen business houses and two
dwellings were destroyed by fire today,
at Warroad, MINI, on the Canadian
border. The loss is estimated at $3.50, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
Children Gored BY Wild Bulls.

A terrible happened Monday at Villa
manrique, in the province of Seville.
Twenty little girls were playing in the
fields. The initiated a religious process
sion--made little banners of handkel-
chiefs and turned their toys into images
of saints. They we're marching through
the field, singing some sort Of chant,
when eight wild bulls, enraged by the
noise and the huttering banners, escaped
from a neighbOring drove and attacked
them furiously in hollow of the field.
The children could not get away, and a
terrible scene followed. The mad ami
mails impaled them on their horns, tossed
them, trampled upon them, and gored
them while on the ground. Nine OF the
children were killed and six seriously
injured. A little girl of had an amaz-
ing escape. Her clothes were torn to
shreds by the horns of the bulls, yet she
was not injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
New York stock Market.

New York, May Sl.-The stock mar
ket opened irregular with considerable
strength among specialties. Japanese
issues are active and higher. Traders
inclined to bull the whole list for a
strong close today, if not general ad
vance tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
Audience with the Pope.

Rome, May SI.-Archbishop Ryan,
of Philadelphia, Monsignor Jansen.
bishop OF BelIevilIe, His, and Bishop
Scanned, of Omaha, were received in
private audience by the Pope today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
Provision Transport Captured.

St. Petersburg, May 3l.-General
Lnievitch reports that his cavalry on
May oath, captured japanese provi-
sion transport near GangOwsti.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
News Of the Day.

The Speaker of the British House OF
Commons, the Right Hon. William Court
Gully, has resigned. He has been i'll
for sometime.
Olga Nelhersole Bis to return to the
United States in the autumn of this year.
She had arranged to make her reappear-
ance under the management of Maurice
Grau.
The French Foreign Office denies q
rumor that Japan has demanded 500,
600, 600 damages for French breaches Of
neutrality in connection with Rojestyen-
sky's voyage.
The handsome cottage nesr Towson,
Md, owned by Mr.. Robert NJ. Taylor,
the well-known gentleman jockey, and
occupied by DIR. Stuart Cassard, was de-
stroyed by fire about 81 clock last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.

Fewer gallons; takes less of Oeyoe Lead
and Zinc than mixed paints. Wears longer;
twice rs long as leal and oil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
when e'er yOu feeI impending N.

when e'er you feel impending Ill,
And need magic little pill,
No other one will fill the bill
Like DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The Famous Little Pills EARLY RTSERS
cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Bilious
ness, etc. They never grippe or sicken, but i'm
part early rising energy. Good for children
or adults. Sold by W. F.. Creighton, 40l
King street, and corner Queen and Patrick
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
Virginia News.

| Daniel Lyon. widely known tobacco
merchant, died in Richmond yesterday,
aged 6S years.
Hon. Harry St. George Tucker, dean
Of the la faculty of George Washington
University, Of Wa. hingtoD, IS very deslI-
Gus of seeing Ex-Governor CharlesI. u
Ferral made president of the jamestown
Exposition Company.
Captain John Lamb, Congressman from
the Richmond district, is "a advocate oil
the reelection of Senator Martin to the
Senate. Representative Flood, OF the
Tenth district, says he is absolutely con-
fident OF the reelection of Senator Mar
tin.
Mrs. Annie Hubbard Manning, widow
of DIR. ]. Alonzo Manning, died in Win
chester Monday night. She was a
daughter of the late James R. Hubbard
and sister OF Rev. DR.. ]. r. Hubbard,
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, at
Norfolk.
1t is announced in Norfolk that the
Standard Oil Company has purchased
100, 900 acres of land in eastern North
Carolina containing several million feet
of gum timber from which oil barrels
will be manufactured at cooperage
plant to be established on the line of the
projected Virginia and Carolina Coast
railroad, which is to run into Norfolk.
The Berwind-White Coal Company,
the big operators who recently contract
ed with the Norfolk and Western Rail
road Company to bring to Lambert $
Point 1000, 900 tons of coal annually,
have secured charter in New Jersey for
the mining company. This company is
the New River aud Pocahontas Consoli-
dated Coal Company, and has an authO-
rized capital os $40, 900, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
Corporation Commission Troubles.

Corporation Commission Troubles.
John B. Lightfoot, jr., and William
Crump Tucker we're arrested in Rich
mond yesterday and baied in $500 to
appear before the Police Court. The
arrest grew out of the publication be-
tween Judge Crump, president of the
Corporation Commission, and Major A.
S. Lanier, whose resignation as assistant
clerk to that organization has been asked
for and not rendered.
Messrs. Iightfoot and Tucker arc
well-known young lawyers, and both OF
them nephews Of Judge Crnmp. 1t
came to the ears Of the police that these
young gentlemen contemplated breach
of the peace, and sought them out at
their respective offices and placed them
under arrest. They accompanied the
officers to the station, and had no trouble
in furnishing the bail.
They were incensed at the publication
of Major Lanier, in which the veracity
and Integrity oil their uncle was altackeu,
and they had expressed themselves 50
freely to friends that it was believed that
should either meet Major Lanier there
would be trouble.
The removal yesterday of Major A. );
Lanier as first assistant clerk of the Cor
poratiou Commission and the arrest OF
Major Lanier and Messrs. John A. Light
foot, jr, and William Crump Tucker,
nephews of Judge Crump added interest
TO the Lanier-Upshur incident.
The official removal of Major LanieI
from Office is signed by Mr.. Henry c.
Stuart, acting chairman of the State Cor
poration Commission, and is addressed to
Mr., William L. Royal, counsel for Ma
jor Lahier,
Late last night Captain Tomlinson ar
rested Major Lanier at his home in Rich
mond. He also was balled. Mr.. |. f.
Campbell, counsel for the Virginia Cor
poration Company Incorporated,) going
on his bond. The charge made against
all three gentlemen was of "being about
to commit breach of the peace. !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-31
The Market,

Georgetown. May sl.-Whsat s5slo5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29

cred, hopeless and disluloWntcd, into
tho hands Of The capitalists,
craft jealousy leads ln the attempt
TO create trade monopolV
pruhibltlye initiation fees are os.
tabliHhod that force men tn become
scahs against their win Men whom
mWlnoss or circumstance have driy.
on from one trade are fined when they
seek IN transfer membership to the I'M.
ion Of new craft, craft divisions los-
ter political Ignorance among the work.
crs. nus dividing their class nt the
ballot box, nN well as IN the shop, miho
and factory
Previous efforts for the bctloncnt
Of the working class have proven nbor.
tive because limited I'm scope and dis,
connected IN action Universal ocono-
mic evils can only be rrndlcNiod by n
universal working class movement
such movement of the working class
rs impossible while separate cralt ana
Wupo agreements are mudo fuNurlug
the employer against other crnfis IN
the sOmo Industry and while energies
arc vualod IN uuIlloss jurisdiction
WrupglCp which serve only the per.
foual ACKNOWLEDGMENT of union ollls
oIalH
4 movement TO meet these conditions
mual consist Of one great Industrial
union embracing AN Industries proc
Nidmg for craft autonomy locally I'm.
dusWul autonomy internationally aud
working class autonomy generally II
should bo founded ON the olnw rttug'
glo, and ~ RcnorUl administration
should be- conducted I'm harmony win
the recognition of the lrroprossihlo con'
nlct between the capital class ana tho
WORKING class,
mo can concludes by wrgng the ate
tontlun NJ all people Interested In tho
VINO pnrung cufp II is signed by
botb President Moyor ana Secretary
HAYWOOD of the Western Federation
and about hundred others
WHAT lT CONCENTRATES
The now Organization contcmpntcs
uniting all the wage canning class, in.
10 departments according to industry,
Tho president Nv 20 be surrounded by
am executive committee and depart,
mont committees. " which there VIII be-
olpht the departments are commerce,
manufactures, public service, dlsrihu.
ton, food slulle. agriculture tionspor.
lptlou ana building The plan " 10
converge the strength Of an organized
workers tu u common Conier nom
which strength can go opt to any weak
or UNPROTECTED branch \ union man
Wn have mn interchangeable card ons
fitting him 90 transfer IN nnY other
union. ana only one union label VIII b.
used fOr nll union outputs
II lp probable that vote ON the quoHs
tiou of Joining the now movement VIII
ho reached before tomorrow noon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
RUSSIAN FLEET SINKS AMERl'
CAN STEAMER OFF F0RMOSA

Washington, May % The Post today
says ina, aclIng on instructions of Pres
ldcnt Roosevelt Acting Rccy Of state
IoomIs HAS tolographod Minister urlbcom
AL TukiO to inquire into the sinking or
an American merchant steamer by the
RusTnn Baltic fleet on Formosn
II was stated NJ the state department
today that no further steps had boon
taken regarding the sluking of on Amon'
ean vessel hy the Russian feet The sond'
inc Of instructions yesterday To Minister
Mryor 20 mako inquiry Of the RunHlnn
poyernmont Regarding the facts N thogc'
foro The only representation yet made,
Nothing further has hoon received about
'Thc state department. Il Informed by
Ambasfndor Meyer that the Russian for
olpn Office hae no nowR concerning IN
ropoued sinking " an American sllp on
INC island VI FQrmopn about May ~ lie
ndds that the Russian government mas
promlscd 70 furnish him with any mior'
nation bearing on the subject which II
may receive
Washington, May 20, Minister drIs.
com has cabled the state department
from TOXIC, undor lodny'a date, lhnt
the shin supposed TO DO Amoricon,whlch
was sunk VI the coast of Tormoen May
20 by the Russian lleot was British
vessel according 10 u report made 10
him by the Japanese government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
THREE MILES SOUTH OF SANDY.
While Returning Home From Seeing
His Sweetheart Lawrence Rogers
Loses His Life.
NE WAS ABOUT TO BE MARRIED.
Buggy Cut In Two and Body Of Victim
Was Mangled Beyond
Recognition,

A most distressing accident by which
Lawrence Rogers, highly respected
resident Of sandy lost his hfo, occurred
at Austin spur, hroo miles south II
SAND on tho Rio Gundo western rail-
road. ol 4 o'clock Ols mowIng
The young mon. II appoors had been
lo Riycrton to a,c hin sweetheart and ON
returning homo wuH crossing the track
at ,ho point named, when his vehicle
vpa uuck by norlhbound freight
train, completely cutting It I'm two AMI
managing the body OF tho Unfortunate
victim iu u rightfu manner why ho
did not escape such u cruel faio VIA
perhaps ooyor be Known az the track
" mrlght and level at this point ana
approaching trains can bo readily ee"u,
even at distance. Fragments Of the
unfortunate mars body were scattered
along the track for n distance Of a city
block aud ,Iot which was mtac, was 80
badly muuatcd us TO BE utterly beyond
rccognition
The accident ie rendered the moro sf,l
from the fact that the victim was to bo
married noSt month, and ho was doubt-
loss m ID hoppy frame Of mind, autici'
pntiny the event. when hls young No
was $50 mmmarlly crushed out
Lawrence Rogers wos The son OF g, y.
Ropora formerly city marshal Of sandy
ana WAS about 20 years Of ugo, lie was
formerly employed at Booths store az
East Jordan but recently had been
vorluug at ibo United states umcltcr
lie was regarded as a model young man
and had many friends IN sandy ana
East Jordan, over which communities
his laolh has cast doop gloom. Tho
funeral has not yet been announced,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
AMERICAN YACHT ATLANTIC
WILL WIN THE KAISER'S CUP

London, May co. ioi5 a IN Barring
accidents, the American three mustod
fchooncr yacht Atlantic, owned by Wiz
ron Marshall New York Yacht club 10
winner Of the lmiscr cup
She pnwcd oboum NJ Sclliy Island at
0.ii clock this morning
when sighted the Atlantic wua maxi
mg goud progress toward the Lizard
ONhar the race oudO There was -
HIGHT southwest wind ana q smooth son.
London, May 49, The Atlantic created
10 Yachting record hy prOWmg the Al.
lnulio from the United states In "
days
No other yachts have yet boon sight
IL tho brcozo holds good the Atlantic
should roach the Hnlsh llno about p
o'clock this aftoruoon
Yarmouth Engu May 20 Tho uncy'
pcptcdly early arrival Of the American
lhTeo,m1stpd schooner yacht Atlantic
of the Sollly Islands, (Which she passed
NJ Q,i1 this mOuinW caught tho m
tcrnaiiouil yacht authorities mapping,
when the dispatch announcing tho
yacht passed the Scllly Islands reached
Falmouth the German cruiser pfoIl che
mark boaO WAS pldcidly anchored I'm
the hlrbor Those ON board The orulrcr
We're not expecting the yOrhls before
Wednesday
Tho pfcu Immediately got up mll
steam ana sped or 10 tulc up her pUais
ton a mile southwark N The Lizard,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
iRANClIIsE TAX CASES,
L. =, supreme Court Decides Ad'
Nersely to Corporations,

Washington, May 9o Tho Sew York
special franchise tax tisos were do.
cdod today By the supreme court Of mo
uutcd Sjutos adversely Ia the cor.
poNtIous by which thoy were brought
10 The court
New York May ~ Millions NJ dol-
lUH of taxes in arrears VIII now De
paid as "a result of tho decision of tho
supreme court Of the United states up.
holding the tuN uu the values of core
porutlou imnohlTw I'm lhIg state,
The decision was handed down by
Justice brewer and 10 held Inc lUW
under which Inc t0N Vae lowed 10 boz
Nulld
New YoN May 30 Unpaid taxes
amounting TO almost Hi0Ol0Ql IN lh0
iiiollor New York arr made payable
by the decision ur the supreme court
of The I, " today uuNuldinB the slatn
llN on corporation unuunlsog Nmoug
the compauIpe affected ana the sums
duo nom them under inc law uru the
following rhH Manhattan Elevated
Hallway company Y22lNili tonNul.
ldatcd UUH company SLlbaDdG' Metro.
politau Traction system yJ.O25lN,
Brooklyn Rapid 'fmu3It company ST..
2g2GbG, Broohlyn Union Gar company,
SuGl,abh ana Che New York ana ilat-
lem Railroad company S9iQ!l,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
OLD MAN BEATEN.
Aged George Taylor poupccd Upon by
Two Rumaus,

About 1880 o'clock lhi8 morning
thcro WAS 10 row ot 82t state Frool IN
which un old man named George loy.
lor was beaten up considerably by
James Jordan ana Jamos Bunhnm
Taylor claims that the mon
Jumped ON him and gave him 30.
ycro boating but ho declined to state
the cause of the trouble. All three
wore arrested boy Ollcor Nlpk Oulhrau-
stn ana lodged I'm iall Assault and
battery win likely be- charged against
Jordan ana Nurnuhlm, ana Taylor "
being held us wincHs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
SKIN MEN ARRAIGNED,
Bounty Frauds Duo Plead Not Guilty
To Conspiracy

n lmmebv alias klng alias German
and John lllgglo, ulhs Meyer the ale
ogcd bounty thioyrf were IN Judhp
Dlohlu court this morning lor arplgn-
mcnl ON the charge ~ conspiracy They
were represented by Attorney II. q, Lrp
The defense waived rcoding of the COM
pluint. aud pleas of not guilty were rns
tered, The case WAS continued without
date,
These are the men who were brought
hnrk from Dcuypr boy Deputy Shcrlf
Sharp aud Assistant County Attorney
willard Hanson, It's claimed that RIG
sic IL the muu who planned the hlg
steal ana that nc was the loader of the
gnng Roth were committed 90 thu
county JAN IN default Of $1,000 bonds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
THE FISRE LECTURE,
Nolod American Aotrss, and Company
Due Here This Afternoon

Minnie ModdcrO Fleko, the noted
American actress, ~ due 10 arrive here
This afternoon ot i25 she In ON the
way 10 lho const whore rho 10 TO play
Am extended oUHugomont NJ "Leuh
Eioschnu' which haN been lho bWgcst
dramatic pucpHW OF ihe year. she So
accompanied hy her fun supporting come
pnuy witch WIN rott hero Tor "a day
on two. MIS- fIako us already nn-
nouucod IN tho lorl proHs " 10 lecture
on inc Theatrical Twut' and tell
why 4 prapoOta her from playing IA
Salt Lake llof lecture takes place at
nprrntt hall ana boylnG ai 'il5 Tho
proceeds arc Ton che orphauagos Of the
city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
JApAN'S NAVAL VICTORY
PROBABLY MEANS PEACE

New York May 20, AdyIocs received
from London ana other lcodmg cone
tlucuol financial cculors by the local
hunkcrs were oll Of the opinion that
Jnpun's decisive victory would hasten
peace,
Washington had sigUncd its Willingness
10 act nv mediator I'm the event of pence
proposals were current ana added 10
Inc hopeful feeling Of financial circles
that the end of the war might be looked
lOI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
ADMIRAL NEB0GA10FF
WAS CAPTURED,
R0jEsTNENSlH ESCAPED,

Toxic, May 20, Q y. m, Roar
Admiral Nobogoio0 CORNER
commander Of tho Fourth "a,
vision Of the p0cinc noct and
rcconlly commander uf the I'm.
formation squadron composed of
scouts and merchantmen with
1900 other Russians So among
tho prisoners captured hy the
Japanese, Vice Admiral RoJcst.
yonsky appears ia have escaped,
The baltic began Saturday
morning and the Japanese Wc
stlll IN pursuit Of the Russians,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
REM ARKABLE ESCAPE,
Mrs, T. y. McGurrin Has an Expert.
ence in Overturned Automobile

A most remarkable automobile ace
cldont happened ON the grounds Of
the Country club about ., No. Stature
day, which VIII hardly over be dupI.
culod, Mr. ana Mr6 i, r. MeGuWln
rodo down 10 the cIub I'm tho afternoon,
and Mr. McluTiu went into tho club
10 dress for the golf games, LEAVING
Mrs MoGuun 10 drive Che machine
bocn homo Tho roadway between
the house and the elroot SO winding,
hordorod with trees aud rather steep,
Moreover Mrs MoGurnn was not tcgl-
mg very we'll Fu that 40 tho gtll tho
machine was goluR n presently Bot
beyond her control ana utlor HNOlNs
hg tO ono side ana then the other for
a Tow Ftcuule, the front wheels 8klldoi
ugllurt some loose Corih ana tho auto
WWod turtle
Mra. McGwm was thrown mlcr-
uuah ua tho back OF Che machine
struck uWmW 90 uoo, Uud tNu steering
wheel pinned ben HNwN go the ground,
lpaNlu. her unable to move rhme
Nno lUy uutll Che hulp ut the club hNd
r.utN tls Mulurru, who tuHhud mo
ouro to tho roe.uc Me aid not dare
600 ultumpl 60 pun tbr machine over 400
tno back 10. the front SEATS was I'M
mp3.urly over the unfortunate woman
and threatened lD land win thD hott of
l.lUO pounds rlHhl uu her body " the
iTuu support was disturbed, Finally
hor skirt VUH luu.unol and she was oN'
ulntpd uUu hDp uyrllOUe puIlluM
Am MuGurrW Nug not hunt ul an amt
strange to Nly nor experience hod l''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
Killed In u Duel.

Budlpest, May 2a,--Counl stelen kog'
lovlton was killed today by Karl Homes
Of the Peoples party, In d duel fought
with eworde, The meeting was the out.
come Of a heated dispute IN the chnms
her OF deputies, ltoglovltch who wac
wounded In the roglon Of the heart died
almost instantly