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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Amended Ordinance Now In Full Force
And Elioot.

The amended weights ana measures
ordinance passed by the city council u
Wook ago IN now IN cnoct and Inspector
OF weights and Measures Richurda IA
now given authority TO oonneouto all
Weights ana measures not conlormlng
to the standard used IN this state, Tho
amendment was made to The ordinance
N order 10 give the inspector that au'
lhorty which he aid not have under the
old ordinance, The principal parts of
the amended ordnance are us follows,
"Sootlou $40 Keeping Weighing IN.
stTumcnls not cOnfomabo 10 standard
prohibited, II shall be unlawful Ton amy
person ~ use, to Keep or permit AT hIB
place Of business where articles 10 b.
bought or sold, or offered or exposed
for pulr are weighed or measured, or
upOn hls wagon or other vehicle used
IN hls business of Wplghng or molsur-
lng articles to bo bought or sold any
weight. mcnsuro scat, beam pntout
hnlanpo, RtColynrd or other instrument
which hag not been scaled NH proNid NJ
Ia thl chapter, or which does not cOn-
form 10 the standards Of Salt Lake
city, on the state ~ linh, or Whivh
shall br ont OF order or Incorrect
az shall nPu be unlawful for any
person % Keen. have. make or sell any
short measure, mould or weight, which
protondB or purporls 10 be n mousurh
mould OF weight for greater quantity
thRn II actually W,
"rhc Eoulcr ~ Weights and moasur
may tonllscnir any mcueurc not cole
forming ~ the requirements Of This
ch0ptcr'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
SYMPATHY FOR
FELLOW MINERS,
Western Federation Sends One Of
It's Number 10 Con-
duct q Strike
NOW ON Ar MAMA, B. c.
Tea Per Cent Reductions 10 Wages IL
Responsible aud Mlncrs VIII Fight
II TO the Bitter End,

The ccnl,r Of lulorDgt at lodnys pcs'
Zion Of the convention Of the Wcs,orh
Federation of Miners IN u little town
away beyond the borders Of America,
whore the bonds Of nationality make
no common interest, but whore decree
that a 10 per cent reduction shall be
made In lbo mines Of small company
X bong put IN force, The action which
aifoc''d only ono member Of the con.
vcntlon, was heartily discussed by all,
nnd rnld the cheers and good Wishes ui
his follows THIS ono member was gwen
his 'rCdCntIHls ana dispatched FOR lh0
lilllo town ~ conduct the strike, The
trouble IN ~ the Mama coal fields on
Victoria island, British Columbia. Early
IN the convention a message was re.
ceiyol by Delegate Daniel Livingston
from Brltieh Columbia, stating that the
company had declared 10 per cent re-
ductlpn effective June T. aud asking for
instructions, The federation quickly
eXprtngod its support Of the strike prop.
oslllon, after asccrtninMg the facts, and
this ,dcl was wired to the local cana
dian union,
This morning further ndvcos were
received stating that the strike was
under way and that the presence Of
Delegate Livingston was very much de-
sired The result was that this matter
received immediate attention and the
dolcgdlo was dispatched without delay
The Canadian situation seems TO be
that through labor influences the last
assembly passed Law making n Illegal
for mine owner 10 work shifts LONGER
than dghl hours day The Mama
company had boon working ila mon ~
hours and they promptly relallut'd
when the law became effective BY or
dorlng "A reduction Of the wage scale 10
per cent, ana 10 further show their de'
pleasure discontinued The free ferry 90
the mainland, mstlMtng a charge or
10 cents for the round trip The strike
II to prevent this ruling from taking
effect
outside Of this incident only routine
matters We're considered today, Photo
graphs ~ the convention members IN q
large group were received and distribut.
cd, II " thought probable that the
convention VIII finish lis work ana nd
Journ within three days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
MIllers' National Federation,

Kansas Cl,y, June l-Millors from
many parts of the United states were
In attendance today at the opening ses.
sion Of the third annual convention OF
the Millols National federation Tho
annual report NJ President l;sponshlcd
of ~ Louis ScCy l., T. Jammo of
chicago, aud the trnilic manager Her
bert bradley, Of New York, were read,
The remainder ~ the day was devoted
10 napcra, one of the important ques'
,ions that win come NJ before tho con'
vcntion finishes lts work IN the better
pro,octlon IN bills OF lNding for lour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
!, A, HYDE's INTERESTS,
Gov. iIerrisk Of Ohio Has Not
Bought Them.

Columbus, Ohio, June 1,--0oy Her
rick, who returned from New York To,
day, has not bought out the interests OF
James II, Hyde, nrst vice president Of
the Equitable Life Assurance society,
nor has he been formally or onlcially
offered the Craftsmanship of the board
Of directors " the Equitable, When
seen today he said that there waa moth.
inn IN the story that such u transaction
had been made,
m IN true, he continued, that
was asked whether, II such an offer
was made to me, that In, tho chairman.
shin, | would accept, but my reply
was that owing to the circumstances
under which ! am placed In Ohio, hav-
lnR been but recently nominated for
governor, ! could not consider such of.
ler, however neticrlns II might be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07

had been disabled, While Capt, NoDol.
SIN WAS w the coming towor a shell
exploded there, but dll not lnluro him,
Later he loft the bridge OF the Aurora
~ ohltgo " the first olilocr aud went to
the main deck IN order 20 supervise tho
work OF subdulng the namop, the An.
fora belng on ilre, and OF caring for the
wounded and killed, on his way Go the
main deck another shell exploded near
capt Ntbolsin and some OF the frOg.
menls MI HIM three IN tho hond, Que
N the right leg and one ON the right
ankle The captain was stunned Toy
few moments, but recovered and pro.
oeedod Ia look after the wounded lie
mon returned 10 the bridge and con.
unued To command the Aurora without
receiving any surgical aid lie mover
save w the command OF tho vessel at
any period Of the nght or while on her
way tere, chief surgeon krHvtchcnko
praises The captain highly for HE eour.
age and endurance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
A Wire Tapping Swindlc.

chicago, June i--M cohen, wealthy
Junk dealer OF st. Louis, Mo-, has re-.
ported 10 the Chicago police the LOGS
Of $1,000 by wire tapping swIndlcr
Cohen met i've men In st. Louis and
they unfoldod 10 him an elaborate plan
to beat the races which are IN progress
AT the Lnionia track Ne cnmo TO
Chicago with the men and they took
him IN a room IN u building near SIX.
iccnth street and Michigan avenue
There were intricate electrical machines
there, ana he thought tho scheme was
u good one, For three DAYS he re-
time he advanced large sums Of money
nggroRaiing $1,000 and then the nvo
men disappeared There " no trace 10
the Whereabouts of the awInders,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
HELPING THE NEEDY.
Captain Woods Finding Employment
For Those Out Of IT,

capt ~ NJ Woods, ngon, " the Arso'
calod Charities h busy nndng work for
men II families who need assistance. ana
getting them started ~ that when cold
weather comes again they viii have
caught onto steady employment lie says
that while II n time that drink and bad
associations are the Immediate occasion
Of The downfall Of young men, thuro y
something back OF all that ana the Homc'
thing roforrqd 90 ~ the deadly cigarette
mhnlng the fumes of the weed soom u
dondun and stWIfy the moral sense Of u
boy, 40 that he presently losoH control
OF Ms moral faculties ana cannot resist
temptation when II comes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
fnuulst Awaiting Orders

Manila, Thursday June \, u, M.
There are no indications of the depart.
uro " the Russian w0rshlps from Ma
Mia bay, Admiral Enquisl has not
heard from st. Petersburg since HE ar
rival although he has filed many
lengthy dispatches The Russians show
the keen disappointment they feel NJ
the naction OF the st. Petersburg onl-
Cials,
Tho signal station at Corregldor no.
ports that the German steamer Gna?.
dine Ia passing IN with coal for the Rus.
SLAMS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
FOR SWEET CHARITY,
pOupcr Clerks Report Shows Monthly
Expenditure Of Si,00i

During the month Of May the report
of paupcr clerk sabine shows that tho
county expended Sl,Goiss IN caring for
and assisting the INDECENT poor of this
county 90 that amount sl2sl6j wcru
spon, for groceries, coal ana clothing,
and s32330 for rents, railroad fares, etc
A total OF PSI families or g3O persons
received aid during the month aud OF
thnl number ~ families, on 1903 persons,
reside IN the county outside the city
limits while the others reside I'm tho
city, The average amount gwen To
each family WAS t1 and the average
per person WAS 3l2ils
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
Death by Cremation,

Atlantic city, n. j, June 1.-Two boys
noye met horrible death by crcma.
tlOll ON the beach here, They were
ofdnor j. Delaney and William JEFF.
RES, both of this city AGED and yo0rs
respectively, Tho two boys were I'm.
separablo companions. They had gono
70 n brush heap Of pine trees ON the
peach iron at Now Hampshire avenue,
which trees were TO be- used 20 build A
je,ly Thoy dug n hole beneath the
pllc ana orawlod under. II IL believed
lhoy bad matches, for soon the brush
was nblase, ana before the boys could
ctawl out, they were crematcd Their
chefrcd bodies were scarcely recognize.
able,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
schooner Pounded 10 Pieces,

New York, June 1--Ono HE and pos.
slbly more are believed TO have boon
lost near Sandy Hook today whom an
unidentified two,maRtod schooner
struck on Romer shoOl ana was pound.
cd 10 pieces by the eoayy sous. Ths
schooner IN thought 20 have been feh
,rman which usually carries blk
crew, only one man was seen ON lhn
wreck after tho schooner struck tn,
shoals, however, aud he disappeared
whoa The vossol went % pieces,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
lntern'l Gotten Congress.

Manchester Eng June THE In.
tornalonal cotton congress today dis
cusscd the question " speculation IN
cotton Baron rarlonI italy protested
against tho practise Of buying cotton
for delivery AZ distant dates, alleging
that II gave gamblers an opportunity
10 BRING disaster 90 tho trade, ContIn,
entail nations, he pointed ont conducted
their business without recourse 90 ,ha
practise other delegates agreed with
the baron but the congress was not
unanimous on tho subject
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
British ship Siorred by Russians

NaRasnkl, June Z, 8 D. m,--.Thc British
steamer Cilurnum, chartered by tho
Mllsui Bussnn Steamship company OF
Toxic, bound from shanghai Cor Il lobe,
Japan, was stopped on June 2, 50 miles
from the bell buoy N the entrance 10
WooSnng by Tho Russian transport
Rion,
a boarding party, after the steamers
papers had been examined, removed her
matches and threw overheard all baga
Of beans, 1876 bales Of cotton and 70
boxes of anilmony,
Tho Russians left ag0n suddenly,
stating that the steamer was released,
II IL supposed that they received n
wireless message announcing the APP.
pro0ch Of Japanese warahipH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
SALT LAKE WOMAN
GETS A FORTUNE.
Mrs Kate Murdock Falls Heir to
Five Per Cent Of Kimberly
Estate
AMOUNTS TO HALF A MILLION
Beneficiary Was Once q Resident OIL
This City but Now Lives In
San Francisco

Sharon, Pa, juno '-'fho vIl ~ Pc
Ter l., Kimberly the millionaire
steel manufactures and mine own.
en- who died IN Chicago Fun.
day last, was probatod today Among
the bohonciarics are Amos Kimberly.
his brother Of Iowa who inhoup liia
per cent Of the estate and hls step
sister Mrs Kate Murdoch, " salt Lake
Cty who win receive . per cent About
% per cent was LETT to charities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
ALL READY FOR LOGAN.


The local Commercial Travellers arc
counting the hours that will oNpso before
Friday morning next when the first spo.
clu leaves for Logun with pilgrims for
the Commercial Mecca at Logan, Accord
Ing TO Mr. McAllislor the Logan folks
are sitting up nights eohomng how they
rdn glNe the ifnNrling men u warm well
como ana make thngH mtorcstlng dun.
Ink their Hmy All lho brass bunds thai
The depot, blowing their dear little IN,
sides OUT az the spoolul pulls into tho
station ana n mctapholcal key ~ tho
town VIII be solcmnly handed Ia ouch Wis.
llOT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
TRAIN H0LDUp SENTENCED
TO so YEARS IMPRISONMENT

Bulio, June "a phIlllpshurg, Mont,
dispatch says Clarence Young, tho
woodchoppor who held up the North
Coast limited ON the Northern Pact,
lic AZ Bcnrmoulh, on the night Of
May ~ pleaded guilty last nlgh, ana
wns sentenced Ia 80 years In the Mon'
,una state pcnItcn,iary by Judge q, u.
Winston, Young had no money, aud
the court appointed counsel for him
Ne made no defense, The limit ilycd
BY tho last legislature WAS given him
he received sentence Without flinch.
INK he win be moro than 80 years old
should he i've tn serve out the zen.
touro,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07

Mrs Kato Murdoch, the woman to.
forrod to IN tho dispatch, was once "A
resident Of this city but now and for
some time past has resided IN San
Francisco Her son, william Is Nun.
dock IN Ut present superintendent Of
the lloncrinc min nj stockton, Utah
Az the late MIR, Kimberly Ia roputod to
have been worth sl0,0O00O0, Mrs Muir.
docks share Of the estate VIII amount
20 about half million.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
CAPT. NEBOLSIN HAD
SEVERAL NARROW ESCAPES

Manila, June 7,--No deaths have been
fono'lcd among the Russian officers or
sallola since tho arrival horn OF the
Nhrce cruisers commanded by Rear Ad-
miral EnauIsl
Among those who had narrow escape
ron death Ia Cart NebolsIn COM
nandar " tho Aurora an which vessel
hhVulht holated his llpg after the Oley
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
RUSSIA DESTROYS or
LEARNING jAPANS
PEACE CONDITIONS,

IT, Petersburg June l--As a
result Of tho meeting NJ the
council " ministers held ut the
Tsorfkoc.sclo palace yesterday
Instructions were tolegrnphed
this afternoon to the Russian
ambassadors NJ Washington and
Parts 10 the effect that Russia
IL DESTROYS Of learning Japan's
pence conditions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
English Trade Returns,

London, June THE NAV statement
Of The board OF trade shows increases
OF slO,gGl,iOO IN imports ana SllGOaO0O
IN exports, Tho ,hiof Items ~ Increase
I'm imports are rOodstuffe SbOaO60
cotton, S,Sio,0Nj, while WOOL Increased
SO33,2Oi,
cotton lnbllln. hiil,0S0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
Rep, Y. !, Walker WEEDS.

Helena, Mont, Juno 7, Representa-.
two r. j Walker Of Silverbow county
and Miss Maud 0olcn sister Of Atty.
General Nalen ana elstcr-n.lAw Of
Senator r. II, Garter were married
here nt 1880 n, m, az the Cathedral
Of sacred Hearts by IT. Row bishop
John T. Carroll m the presence ~ Il
large wedding party from All over the
state a wedding breakfast followed
the ceremony at senator Carriers red.
dOupp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
RnssInn lnlnniry Rernlsed.

Toxic June e. ll3o y m ~ announced
NJ The HEADQUARTERS OF lho Imperial army
that d detachment OF Russian infantry,
the e,rongih Of which was moi mentioned
attacked Mnohalun two miles north OF
Wpyucn pno "A an cnrly hour IN The
morning hut was ropulsed ON thu same
day a Japanese force, which advanced IN
NhAhn,1S, nine miles carl " Nhnnglu, dif,
lodged the Rnssanp holdinH The territory
In lho yiclhlly md occupied nolglbor IA
Cminunco
A pOltlon cath JapauCsc cavalry drove
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07

London, June i-Rccy Hay and Mrs.
llay len London NJ noon Tor Liverpool
IN Join the Whlo Sinr llno steamer Dat.
tic AT Liverpool, whence they VIII YAH
Tor Now Won, today The company at,
iachpd a roNal ear 10 the boat train Tor
tho convenience NJ Tho secretary " htoto
who Was seen NJ BY Ambassador Hold
and Mira Rold Nocy carter aud Mrs,
Garter hud few personal frlonda,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
DOG WAS FAITHFUL,
Remained ut His Post While Master
Was Drunk In City Jail,

4 man named James WhOlsn was
arrested last nIght on the charge ot
drunkenness, win Whulcn was a
pretty shepherd doM ana a pack Of
bed clothes. When Whalon was lodg'
ed In jail, the log took up his post ON
the pack OF belclolhoa, ana refused nh.
solutely 20 leave w. The faithful AMI,
mai remained nj the station an night,
watching his maWCr's effects. ana could
moi be cOhXCd away,
This morning Judge Dlchl took pity
on the animal ana had him ted ana
taken care Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
TARTARS AND ARMENIANS,
The Former Continue Their Az.
saul,s on the Latter.

~, Petersburg, June Tho city II
decorated and bennggcd today IN honor
Of the empress birthday Those who
expected today 10 be slgnallsod by an
imperial proclamation were dlsappoInt-
ed,
The first act Of Count won Vor0ntsoff.
Dnshkoff M yiooroy of the Caucasus,
has been the introduction OF n regular
police regiment modelled on the Rus.
flan system for the preservation Of
public order, The Tnrtars are con.
tinulng their assaults on the Atmenl"
ans, whose revolutionary committee ~
very active,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
A FAMILY QUARREL
John Bran shoots HIS wife ana
Commits Suicide

Cleveland juno f..l'ollowlns family
maucl John Bran lodny shot hls Wfo
and then nrod bullet INTO his own brain,
Bran died almost Instantly whllO The
WHO'S wound ia only slight Bran was
tho womoUH SECOND husband, Her. nisl
himself nyo years uRo. hrnn'H sister who
lived IN EbufOn, was murdered several
yonrs ago Another brother was drowned
hero recently,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
big Wasl,out

Sheridan, Wyoo june -Thlrly.clsht
miles Of truck on the Burlington road
between this city and Cody have been
washed out by a sudden rise VA RlR
Goose ana other streams, Ton cars Of
an extra freight train near Coburn were
washed INTO u ditch,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
RELATIONS WIrH COLON BlA.
Enrique Cortel WIN Go to Wash
inaton to Re.EstnblIsh Them,

New York June Z -,Enrlduo cortos.
former minister tor foreign relations NJ
Colombia ANA now confidential agent OF
his government on q mission 10 Wafhng,
ton, arrived here to-day Ito VII proceed
10 Washington ana confer with President
RoOgevtlt regarding the establishment
NJ friendly relations between Colombia
ana tho United states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
POPE THANKS MiKADO.
For Liberty Granted to Catholic
Missions.

Romo, juno THE pope today ad.
dressed AN autograph letter TO tho en-.
poror Of Japan thanking him warmly
for the liberty granted 10 Catholic
missions allowing them 90 enter tho
territory conquered by the japanese
and helping them 10 establish their
houses, The letter was sent through the
congregation of the propaganda,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
IDAHO POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Rural Carriers Appointed and Post
masters Salaries Changed,
Ispotlol " I'M oNowsD

Washington, y. c. June &c, q llpo
has been appointed postmaster 40 llovorr
Ltmphl county ldnp vice Lucy Hover
resigned
Rural carriers appointed for Idaho
routes
Idaho Falls, Route No. Vrcd Il l'oll
carrier, Roland Poll subNltulc,
Npg pCrCo Route No lsAlNy Hancock
carrier, CHARMS i, Hancock Nuhstliuio
These ohangcn IN pnslmpalolH' rnhuch
were announced today
Idaho Decrease, Idaho FAILS, $500 10
&9Q
Wyoming lncloaHc, hunolo. NlW 90 W.
81 0O 20 81 100 Decrease Saratoga shnl
10 LOO,
a poalofnco has been established AZ
Springfield Bingham county ldu, WITH
Mary y, snyder AH postmaster,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
Town Pioneer Printer Bend,

Dos Molnes, la Juno l--Barlow
drnlscr, pioneer printer and nowapa.
per man of Iowa, died here today NJ
the .agc Of 80 years, Granger Ut ono
time ~ typo for Horace Greeley on the
New York Tribune
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
AMBASSADOR MEYER.
WIN he Received IN Special
Audience by the Car,

st. polcrsbult, June I, $500 p, m 800
Ambassador Meyer had an interview
with Foreign Minister LNmsdoln NJ II
o'clock Last nlshl, and today went to
Tsnrskoo.S whore he WIN BIO re-
coiyod IN special audience by the cm'
l.ppI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
H. q, Mills Resigns,

Now York, June ID q, Mills said
today that he had rendered his roslgno'
ton Us director Of the Equitable Lite
Assurance society, his reason, he said,
holng the apparent imposslblllty " har'
monlons action IN the board OF dlIec'
tors Of the society,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
filipinos Congi atIlate Japanese,

Manila, Thursday, Juno \, q, m'-
Tho students OF the Philippine law ma
rita have voted congratnlation TO tho
japanese becAu'' Of their victories, as
sorting that they establish the prestige
Of the orionlaN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07

nolihwAid the Russians who held ChlChl.
Ulgu " miles north of bw0ngplng and
MachlHiun, seven mllos east " Chiqhnl'
~, ana occupied the surrounding tolrl'
tory,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07

'oRssdy .mads storss" are 40 salabIs az |
ready. made clothes. " you feel sure |
that YOU are In the wrong llne OF
business, lind = buyer for your store
through 4 want ad,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07

In house, office, store or factory ops
esroloos or neal gent employee Will
cost YOU az much as your taxes, A
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-08-05
NOVEL LINES OF INSURANCE
New York Underwriters Proposes TO
Have Policies Issued Providing
Against Bad Weather.

Insurance enterprise is branching
out in novel directions. One broker of
New York city who has placed much
surplus fire insurance with Lloyds,
London, is sounding the proprietors of
the beach resorts in that vicinity in
regard to Sunday weather insurance.
He proposes to have issued by Lloyds
a policy providing a specified indemni-
ty for loss OF receipts due to weather
so bad that it will Keep the crowds
away and thus lessen profits. There
will be about ten more Sundays dur
ing the present summer resort season.
and those interested in the business
are said to always look to the latter
end of the summer for their profits.
Another unusual line for which
several prominent companies have
made offers is the insurance of the
wagons and horses of retail butchers
and grocers. The terms offered are
2R per cent. year on all risks, the
minimum to be $500 and the amount
of insurance to be paid at the end of
80 days after loss by theft if the prop
erty has not been recovered and re-
turned to the owner. The horses and
wagons will be insured only while in
actual service in the delivery of goods.
There are about 5000 retail butchers
and grocers in the city, and Charles
Thorpe, editor of the Retail Grocers'
Advocate, says they have lost within
Is months more than 800 horses and
wagons Of an average value of $3.50.