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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
SECY. LAMONr'S FUNERAL,
Ex'Prest, Cleveland and Other
Distinguished Persons Present,

NH Brook, n Y, July ee,--In the
presence of his family and many men
hlph IN public and private life, simple
funeral services were conducted over
the bo'y OF former Secy, Of War Daniel
\, Lamont today,
Immediately after tho ceremonies the
body was tranrferred 20 special fun.
crnl Train 20 New York, Intermont win
be IN Woodlnwn cemetery
Tho funeral sovloe AZ Altamont, tho
Lamont home, was conducted by the
lioW DR., Wilton NJ, smith, pastor OF
tie Central Presbyterian church OF
New York. NasIsind by DR., A, ". Froe,
man, pastor OF N, Andrews memorial
protestant Episcopal church OF Yonk.
ors, ,.D..tl .a.l....l l'..,
Among tho prominent persona present
were former President Cleveland and
Mrs, Covoand, Postmostcr-doncral
George u, cortclyou, MoI-don, W,
DAVIS, Jpdge Alton H. Parker, David
u, I'LL foimer Controller OF Tho Cur,
roncy James N, Enhols J, !, I'M and
q number OF business associates OF col
prSsiSdsS, q 'lSS Wor,hoSnH if'sSclueS i Hail.
road company,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
SAT- LAKE ROUTE.


Wee President ], Ross CLARK OF the
Shll LAKE Route Ion for ha home In
l,nh Angeles last oNonlng, after spend.
ing the major portion ~ tho day IN con.
Nllltnllon Win Vice President W. II.
bancroft here, AZ result orders VIII
bo given AZ an carly date TO commence
work on the track improvements below
,Fada, tho soven-mllo cut-of below
Lynn Junction ana other work already
outlined lu the News" when General
MANAGER r. w. Wells was here, This
work IA TO be pushed ana cleaned up IN
tlllN To handle the winter tourist rush
since me financial ro'adIustmenis on
July | IN. New YORK steps have been
lak'p looking towards u settlement Of
me freight controversy and the future
or the salt Lake Route looks extreme.
" rorcale, There are indications that
lhorc VIII be some biz news break loose
IN The near future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
RESERVATION RUSH
PASSENGER Department, ~ Rio Grande IN
tiettIne Ready for One,

Assistant Genera Passenger Assent
Wndloleh Of the Denver 4 Rio Gr0ndo
,ame ~ lar, ~ Grand junction yesior-
day where he N making arrangements
for the accommodation NJ the nooks Of
homeseekere gho are going 70 register
on the Ulntnh reservation proposition,
lie was met NJ ulonwOod Springs by
chief Clcrk llunsbcrgor Of tho pas.
songor department here, who returned
this morning after visiting both Price
aud Provo. oMrs llunsbqggQr reports
that Mr. Wadlelgh N responsible for
the statement that there viii pc u hlg
rush OF Colorado people and cAeterncrs
TO get IN ON tho drawing, Quito n
number " tourists are stopping over
In Grand Junction LONG enough to reg
lyior
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
WANTED AT RENO,
Burglars Caught Through the Good
Work Of Sheriff Bailey,
cspcclal to the oNowGo)

thpoclAl 10 lno 'NnNh'D
ogden July i6--sherlfl Bailey re-,
oelyod telegram this morning from
Reno, Nov, advising him that the two
mon. ~ II, Cook and 10, j. Webster,
VINO were arrested AZ Evanston by
sheriff James, are wanted At Reno on
tho charge OF burglary Their appre.
henrlon " due 10 tho good work VI
men were IN ogden several days ago
dlspoplng OF knlvos and guns, eomo OF
which they exchanged for clothing al
llyman'H pawn shop, They loft the olty
for a day or two and when they returns
I'd Lyman gave thom tip 10 look out
for the officers, and they Immediately
mpdo their escape, going TO Evanston,
where they were promptly arrested,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
AFTER THE SHELTERS.
Farmers Want Criminal Action Taken
Against Thorn.

4 DELEGATION Of Tayorsvilo farmcrs
called at the county attorneys Once TO.
day and asked for u complaint against
The owners Of The Highland Boy smclt.
or charging them with maintaining .
nuisance, They brought samples OF IN,
corn which had been ruined by The
emeltcr smoke and asked that tho
county attorney toko some criminal Hc-
lion against the sinrltcr Asst County
Any Lyon heard the complaint Of tho
farmers ana took the matter OF ISSUING
Q complaint under adylsoment. Tho
delegation Wilton called at the attor.
ney'e Office consist ri OF George n, Spon.
oor Willard PiNton Charles n, Wright
ana Alexander ~, IIcc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
SLEPT AT THE SNOW LINE.
President Lund and Family Return from
Pleasant Summer Outing

PrcridoDl Anthem II, Lund and FAINT
" returned 10 SAT- Lake today after \
most pleasant outing In The sanpotc
mountains President Iund says IN,
difference between The valley and
mountain temperature must DO tested
ia be appreciated II IA something
osss lnVv n pSs"na Pnn ma
of nearly $4,000 feet had been reached,
Some distance below THE close TO tho
nav line, camp was pitched "'rhrcc
quite and ono blanket said President
Lund scntcntIourly, was u nightly
covering, and not q bit too much TO
koop warm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
Collins Loses Another Point

Victoria, y, Go July. 70, 1880 q, ME-
Geo y, Collins lost another point IN
HE fiehl against oStradition 10 San
Francisco for perjury this morning,
when he abandoned his application Tor
= rule nls for haboag corpus before
Justice DUFF IN permitting the
abandonment Of the application, JUS
ileo Dun said ne agreed with the de-
clalon Of Judge Lampman on the points
raised by Collins aud hold Canada WAS
competent to enact thc statute IN The
cStraditlcn act which made perjury az
rstNdlloble offsnne Collins had At.
tucked this statute, which he toniondod
Canada had hot Authority 10 enact.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
MERCURY FLIES HIGH.
Registered 90 at = O'Clock this Aitor.
noon but Drsppsd Later

The mercury took another inshoot
and upward curve today, registering %
at ., m, but dropping down TO os by
1880, However Ns tho strongest heat OF
the day has been coming OF late to-
wards evening, u record breaker Ia
possible later IN tho day While tho
atmospheric ~ uiuggy and sticky, tho
registered humidity nj 1880 waa only
70 per cent. But the heat IL moro OBJ
prcseIyc than over, There was n Hash
Of lightning and clap Of thunder over
ihis city Just before o'clock, but II
did not amount To anything,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
Canadian Pacific Gets Control,

81 Thomas, Ont, July COL, IL stat.
Cd here on tho authority 81 rallrond
men that the Canadian Pacific has 49,
cured control Of the pore Marquette
ana may secure an entrance INTO 'hls
ongo over The Cincinnati, Hamilton a
Dayton Hyrtoln, II II known that The
CANADIAN Pacific has been trying 20
secure u bette entrance 10 Buffalo and
IA line ~ rhlcBgo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
THE COUNTY TAX
LEVY UNCHANGED
Difference 10 Detail bat the AsCre.
gate of Ten Mills Remains
The Same.
the AppONTl0NMENT AS MADE
Text Of the Resolution Adopted BY the
County Commissioners aud csr,l
fed TO Auditor and treasurer

The county commissioners At their
meeting Yesterday afternoon nxod the
tax levy for this year at 10 mills, the
Same ns last year They also fixed the
city school levy at SO mills, the Granite
district school levy at Sc mills, the
Jordan school levy AZ mills ana the
Murray cty school levy NJ mills
Tho regular county levy OF 10 mills ia
Opporiopod IN follows 2.5 mills for
county school purpoaesi i.5 mills for
county purposes . mills for sheep In
spcclion purposes There was nm IN.
crease Of 0 OF MIL IN The county
school levy and an Increase of q OF "A
min for the city school levy but a de
croOse OF y of q min for sheep In.
spection thus making the total Just the
same az last year So FAR tho Murray
City levy has not been reported 10 tho
commissioners,
Tllll RESOLUTION.
Following N the resolution passed by
The commissioners fixing tho tax levy,
Resolved by the board OF county CONF
mlssioncrs of Salt Lake county.
Flret.-rhat u tax OF a,b mills on the
dollar IL hereby levied on all taxable
property In Salt Lake county for tho
year 1903 for county school purposes.
s,cond~.lThal tax Of a,b mllls on tho
dollar In hereby levied on al taxable
property IN Salt Lake county for Tho
year 1908 for county PURPOSES, which
tax includes provisions Tor Interest on
the county bonds Of Salt Lake county,
Thlrdv'Thot the county ips0surer il
hereby authorized TO vet apart from the
levy named IN the second s0bdvlslon
of this resolution, the sum necessary
10 pay the amount of ono years inter.
ost on county bonds, sgS,bO0 90,
Fourlh-sThnt n tax OF 4 mills on tho
dollar IL hereby loylcd on the taxable
valuation Of all sheep assessed In Salt
Lake county for the year 1905 for
maintenance OF the oiiico OF the state
board OF sheep commissioners aud see.
retary'e salary IN acoordnnos With no.
tloo given by the state board of sheen
commit Anloners 10 tho board, Of county
commissioners OF Salt Lake county re.
celved July \, 1905
Fifth~~Thnt the county clerk In here.
by inelrloted 70 furnish certified copy
OF this resolution 10 the county auditor
ana the county Treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
TO BUILD Ar ONCE,
Burlington OFFICIALS Announce Plans FOR
wyoming Extension,
special Correspondent

special Correspondence,
Basin, Wyo,, July A-A large pQrly
OF BurlIneton officials arrived here last
evening IN carriages from lNrnnnic,
They are en- route TO Thermopolls and
Will INSPECT the line of tho proposed
Tlnnnls.Tbsrmop9Rls extension, u Ne
vert chief Engineer NJ, w, Ensign ana
q, u, willard, Tho officials were es-
tonlshcd 10 note the development M the
basin country, and especially AT the
magnificent crops so enthusiastic arc
they over The basin country tboy In
f,ructod tholr agents TO gather exhibits
VI agricultural products, mineral, etc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
vENiRE FOX JURORS.
List Of Names Drawn for service In
Criminal Court,

A vcnlro Tor % Ndditiona, jurymep TO
foryo IN Tho criminal division of tho dis
triot court Nas issued by Judge Arm
eirong yestrdny, roiurnable ON Aug.
I, Tho Vonlrc contains the following
manner n n, Newman, John ", Wise
court. Edword J yardner James n,
HkilllcnD, II, w, Sloan, William H.
LudlInglon, i, e, llneigD, Robert wesr
nor a, Y, cbrlatennen, George G. Doyle,
NJ, Il burst John link Albert u,
Deyo, John ", Carts George L, Adkn.
w w, c'llbcunt, David War; JamNa
NORTH, William W, Han, iicbcr Oar.
field and George Weir,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
WEATHER REPORT

WI
Record at the local Office Of tho
woarthor bureau for tho ~ hours ond.
ing at 0 a, M today
Barometer reading at q q, M, 20, ~
inches, Tcmpornturc At 0 a, M. n,
Maximum 90, Minimum 90, Moan 81,
which N y aboyo normal, ....
Local Forecast for Salt Lake cl,y
and vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday
with local thundelshowors
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Precipitation occurred over portions
OF nearly nll districts aavo tho Pa
cine and Middle Atlantic stntea, Ohio
and Misslppl valleys, Lake region and
extreme northwest, Heavy rainfall
WAS reported nt swift Current, Az.
Mnlboln ! 40 Inches ThunderstorIns
were frequent h a.f.
rho temperature changes were I'M
important ns rule,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26

10 be sent 20 the head ofiicos In CHI
tago' The officisls conllrm the report
thai the proposed extension VIII be built
az once From members Of the party II
wob learned that the only objecllonp TO
the extension came from President I'm
o. the. Northern Pacific, hut that these
objections are IN 4 fair way 10 be OVER
tomo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

:, The Madison dold Mining a Mullng Co.
Principal place, OF bufncN Salt Lako
NV, I'm Noilc@-irhero, are delinquent
count Of assessment No, rs, levied ON tho
2ht day o. June, 1905, tho several amounts
SCI opposite tho names OF tho respective
SharoholdC NJ MS follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
NEW PRESIDENT,
Eugene Zimmerman 10 succeed Dred.
ford On tho e., c. A J.,

Cincinnati, July gG--WithIn ten days
there win bo 4 change IN the prcsl.
doncy OF the chicago, Cincinnati and
Louisville railroad, Eugene Himmcr.
man succeeding w, A. Bradford, The
transfer OF the stock IN now being made
and u iinuncial settlement win be had
with Mr. Bradford ns soon as that
gentleman returns from a pleasure ,rip,
When this II done, Mr.. Zimmerman VIII
succeed Mr. Bradford aA president of
the company, rhIa VIII be the last
detail TO bo worked out IN the oonsolid.
alton ~ the three railroads forming The
great ccNlrab Cincinnati columbus
aud Dayton, the ncro Marquette, and
The NlncInnnlI, ChIoARo and Loulaylllo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26

Baraboo, W. July g6.-.,,. g. Cuttlie,
through whose oftorts the Russian ap.
pie was introduced Into lhls country
IN deNd aged " years, n. was u Tor.
nor president OF the state Iiorilcul-
tural society,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
Tx CONNECTS HARD PLEA.
Declares He IL innocent Of American
Rooming House Charge Other Items,

John Masters, the cA'oonylct under ar.
rest on tho. charge Of . felony, having
committed the Same with O l0.year'old
glrl from Logan woe slyon prollmlnary
hoarlng before judge Dlohl this moinIur,
Judge Dioh took tho matter undor nd.
ylecment until tomorrow morning.
Masters made q long argument TO the
court, III which he attempted TO take a
"fall' out VI The prosecution, and tho Wit,
neAsoa pgaI1st HIN, lie declared omphatI,
oally that he was Innocent but IA mol
gly0 n good reason why his clothing and
other effects were IN tho room occupied
by tho sirh Tho nlaoo was tho lolnt
known os the American roomlnghouse.
sHnEpHlhpERs CASE,
Win ycu,6SssIlng I'D from u, 'sau"naalsSrHsu,
before judge pIchl, and tho matter went
over unlll Friday mornng at which tIpis
The accused will plead,
ON BURGLARY CHARGE,
Joe Smith, charged With Two counts VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26

A And seSSTasgcs wl,h Lex s', ,sa 81 or az
sS "a S Sssss @' .es e sSy s .ss
riry, Will IN pcid at The office ~ tho ooIl,
papS. 80 Eat tirsi South, Street, Sa,l
Lake City, ulgh, on the 10th day ot AZ
.,lst wv, al ' y n. iq pay NO ns"n
" -" "a ''' WW, MADgf,Ns tucy
Dated balt Lake city, July -, iw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
=. r. Golfer GETS iT.
Appointed General superintendent ~
The wabash system,

Decatur lllsn July ae,-Siephon ",
Colter, OF this city has been appoint
I'd general superintendent OF the Wa
bash system, succeeding ", l., Alagoe,
who WIN rosgn Aus, 1, on account OF
M health,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26

burglary IN ths second degree, was ar.
Pleas Of not guilty were entered 10 each
cpmplufnt, and the hearing wan not Tor
Monday next Smiths ball was nscd ~
400.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26

lltlchl peaelmlsta, Some even extend
the Idea 10 the Philippine islands and
ray thet Jnpan ooyets the archipelago.
II japan n for territorial nggrandlyo.
mpnt, why IN she 90 return Manchufiap
Mnnchuria ~ infinitely bcltcr than
Philippines IN climate, IN geographical
positions and resources, What Japan
proposes 10 do Nv not l0ndgmbblng, but
penoeful pursuit OF lawfUl trade
Now tho definition ~ yellow peril"
yellow peril IL a DOGGY, an imasln-
ntlyo Gtnturo Of manlpulatorn of In
tornatlonnl politics Their effort In TO
alionnto the rympethy Of tho white race
from w. They plead that after the
successful conclusion Of this war Jnnan
may organize Aeintlo races undor her
leadership and repeat tho invasion Of
MonRol, Thoy cry mat chrlhtondom
II threatened by paeone Japan, az !
said Is for peace, and had not her
ponco tcor disturbed, We would
not have entered this war
There WIN be M armed
Invasion n there IA ono that win be-
a peaceful invasion, and no danger
from such inyaeion,
A FEW COMPARISONS
Has not this war demonstrates 10
YOU from Tho beginning that 10 was be-
tween civilization and barbalirm,
botwoon enlightenment and ignoranc,
between national defense Tor existence
and territorial greed, and between free
dom and acte ~ humanity ON Que rido
and oppression aud cruelty on The oth-
orr Did not our soldiers show mote
Christian aoIt ihnn Russian nctF7 Illus
nl0 II unworthy ~ bearing the lihnln
~ "A CbrlgtlHn nation, aud Indeed a dia-
plTlco 10 the whltn race, We are white
mon with yellow skin This war waH
indeed n severe blow to the corrupted
RuAlan bonuraucracy, but salvation 10
the mass of people Az far ne Mon'
chnlrn and Korea are concerned, they
VIII be thrown open Ia the Norld'h
commerce, ana all civilized nations VIII
enjoy equal opportunities, Amorlcn,
With abundant supply Of capital, her
excellent geographical positions ana
friendly attitude of the natives, has os.
cellent chance TO capture the trade
WAR HAS DONE GOOD,
This war has done u world " good
n has done u positive good Ia Japan
by securing tho permanent peace In the
orient II has done negative good 10
Russia by cnllgh,cnlng her people, The
world AZ large II the beneficiary " nll
good results This was does not boso,
or win not boget the yellow peril
but yellow blessing Tho war began
with 'Ilangai,' there were croa OF
Banzph IN the battlefield The war
VIII be closed with Bnngal BnnSol 10
you all a u..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-26
rOpAy'S TEMPERATURE,
YearERpAYa REcnnn.
CAMP or SILVER BOW,
A New Nevada bl.,rls, witch ia, d
Formulation OF Nenrly Two Iiuudysd,

" y, Strange, who has been In Ne.
vnda for several weoks on mining
business, 10 back NJ hIB desk again
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-10
DEMANDED MONEY OF
YOUNG SLAUGHTER
Light on Mysterious Crime at CoIfax,
Iowa - A Cousin Ar
rested.

Des Moines. Jan. 10.-Charles Blan-
ford. nephew of Mel Slaughter, the
Colfax young man whose life was mys,
teriously attempted, was placed under
arrest today charged with the crime.
Blanfords mother. daughter of Jacob
Slaughter. a wealthy land owned. was
practically disinherited upon the
death of the old man and bitter feel
ing was engendered between the
Slaughters and the Blanford's devel-
oping into a feud. An anonymous let
ter was recently received by young
Slaughter in which certain sum of
money. to be placed at certain point
and upon an appointed time, was de-
manded. the penalty being the young
mans life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-10
COLDEST WEATHER
OF PRESENT WINTER
Temperature in North Down to SO
BeIow-Snow in is
souri,.

st. Paul, Jan. 10.-SiXteen degrees
zero was the lowest point reached
here today by the government their
mometer, and was the coolest day of
the winter. At Superior, Wis, the
mercury registered % below. at Min
nedosa in the Canadian northwest. 81
below. In the Dakotas il ranged from
10 TO 2S degrees below. According TO
the local weather bureau rising tenn
perature is in sight.
Kansas City, Jan. 1O.-A severe
snow storm prevailed today in west
ern Missouri and throughout Kansas.
The temperature ranged from 6 de-
grees above zero at Kansas City TO
IL above at Arkansas City.
Chicago. Jan. 1O-The coldesr
weather of the season prevailed here
today. the minimum temperature being
six below zero.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-10
House Committee Com
y pIetes the Articles
of Impeachment.
twelve ARE DRAWN UP
Senator Dubois Fathers Bill for
Control of PoIygamy
in New States.

Washington, Jan. 10.-The select
committee of the house appointed to
draft articles of Impeachment against
Federal Judge Swayne today complet-
ed its work by the preparation OF 12
articles of Impeachment.
They embrace the using of money
by false pretenses; using property of
a bankrupt corporation in the hands of
a receiver appointed by himself and
without making compensation to the
company: for "unlawfully and malic-
iously fining and imprisoning E. T. Da-
Wis and Simeon Belden, attorneys at
law. for alleged contempt of the cir
cult court of the United States" and
for ''unlawfully committing to prison"
w. c. O'Neal on the charge he had
committed contempt of the district
court of the United States.
Appropriation Bills Reported.
Washington, Jan. 10.-In the house
today the army and Indian appropria-
ton bills were reported.
The house went into committee of
the whole to further consider the bill
TO improve currency conditions.
In the senate Cullom. from the com
mittee on appropriations. reported the
executive, Legislative and judicial ap-
preparation bill.
Would Regulate PoIyGnmy.
Senator Dubois, who has been active
against polygamy, today introduced an
amendment to the statehood bill which
reserves to congress the right to leg
islate on the subject of polygamy and
polygamous cohabitation.
CocI>reII Accepts.
Washington, Jan. 10.-Senator Cock
rell has decided to accept the position
on the Interstate commerce commission
offered him some time ago by Pres-
dent Roosevelt. He will succeed Com
missioner James ID. Yeomans. of Iowa,
whose term expired on the 9TH inst.
Cockrell expects before assuming his
new duties to complete the term for
which he was elected To the senate,
which expires March 4.
Names Ambn ssndor to BrnxtI
Washington, Jan. 10.-The president
today sent TO the senate the nomina-
ton OF David Il. Thompson to be am
bassador extraordinary and plenipoten-
tiary to Brazil
Morton ~ Sustained.
Washington, Jan. 10.-The ATTEMPT
TO have Secretary of the Navy Paul
Morton made the subject OF investiga-
tion and prosecution by the attorney
general on account of the stories con-
meeting his name with the granting of
rebates to the Colorado Fuel IL Iron
company by the Atchison. Topeka a.
Santa Fe Railway company. of which
Mr.. Morton was formerly vice presi-
dent met with failure yesterday when
the house of representatives laid on
the table the three resolutions intro.
duced by Representative Baker of
Brooklyn. This action was taken as
a result of party vote
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-10
SAVED BY CHANCE
Survivors of Norwegian Ships
Crew Arrive---EIeven
Lost at Sea.

New York, Jan. 10.-Seyen survivors
of the ill-fated Norwegian ship Mar
pesia. which was wrecked at sea Christ
mas day by the explosion OF naphtha
resulting in the death of II members OF
the crew. arrived here today on the
steamer Trinidad, from Bermuda They
had been rescued by the Danish steam
er Gallia, which happened by just at
the moment when the Marpesia was
blown into a shapeless mass, and seven
men who survived the shock were Ia
ken from the sea. where they had
sought refuge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-10
AMERICAN DENTIST
TO KAISER SUICIDES
Or. Sylvester, in High Favor at oer-
lin, Shoots Self While
Insane.

Berlin, Jan. 10.-Dr. Aionzo III. Syi-
vester. Emperor Williams American
dentist. committed suicide here today
He shot himself.
The emperor was fond of DR.. Syl-
vester. He created him royal Prus-
sian councillor. appointed him his pri-
ate dentist and gave him many pres
ents. DIR. Sylvester was the pioneer
american dentist in Berlin. having
come here 80 years ago. Recently he
Ias been suffering from severe attacks
IF influenza and for three days past he
alked incoherently.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-10
KENTUCKY JURY GIVES
WIFE OF FEUDIST VERDICT
Woman Gets $1,000 Damages From
Judge and Sheriff in Conspiracy
to Kill Her Husband.

Winchester. KY. Jan. 10.-The jury
in the case of Mrs. Abrelia Marcum,
who sued Judge James Hargis, ex-
state Senator Alexander Hargis. Sher-
iff Ed Callahan of Breathitt county,
and Attorney Fulton French for $780,
900 for alleged conspiracy with Curtis
Jett and Thomas White to slay her
husband. James B. Marcum, has re-
turned a verdict for $4,000 against
James Hargis and Sheriff Callahan,
and found for the defendants in the
case of French and Alexander Hargis.