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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
ACE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION
Renders Defendant Incapable OF
Again Holding an Office OF
Profit or Trust
he is PLACED UNDER $4,000 GAIL
Punishment Was Made Light Because
" Disqualification II
tafrled,

Portland July 25~uHIted states
senator Mitchell. convicted Of USING
his ohlco Of United states senator TO
further The law practise " tho nrm ~
Mitchell ANA Tanner OF this city, was
today sentenced TO pay iine OF 49, GOV
ana sIN months penal seryitudc. Pend.
NIX % ,cNicw Of the ease by the supreme
com, Of the United States execution Of
the sentence win be deferred, In the
meantime Mitchell win be placed under
bail 10 the amount Of 5000, IN pro.
nouncmg sentence l,pou the uged Unit.
ed states senator the court siad
"Tho situation udor which the Indie.
nlent MAS found provides that tho Of
ionso shall BE- punished by lmprlson.
mont of not moro than Two years on hy
a llno NJ not moro than $4,000. II also
rcndvrH the defendant incapable
Of again holding any ONCE
Of trust ON profit M thu
United states, AZ J conTtrue the Ian.
, guago Of the statute the punishment
must be- both mo and imprisonment,
but the court IN given great latitude In
liNing the amount Of line on lnprlson.
mcnt Tho court may make tho pun.
ishmcnl merely nominal, III pronounce
ing judgment II IN not my purpose 90
comment upon the evidence or the yor-
diet found by the jury IN reaching
conclusion In this case, | have given
consideration to The age Of the dclond-
ant, which may be taken into account
In mitigation of punishment, and the
further fact that he IN forever hereafter
disqualified from holding office
I'm View OF these facts ana IN COM
eidrallon Of the nature of the oNqnso
the Judgment OF the court III that tho
defendant be imprisoned for giX months
IN the county lail OF Multnomah county.
IN tina state, ana that he be- nnod In tho
sum ~ $1,000"
During tho prononncing Of Judgment,
senator Mitchell watched the face Of
the nudge with intense interest, His
face was flushed and troubled John
II, Mitchell, Jr, the son who has been
On, close attendance upon HIS aged
fathor.deiondanl vat by hla side and
when Jude De Haven uttered tho words
about Imprisonment and the ngo of the
convicted man, his frame shook with
emotion and tears came into his eyes,
The senator said not a word nor ala
he moNo a muscle, save by the lnNolun'
tnry emotion due to his nent M fool.
inga, when the words county jail OF
Mulinomah county IN this state" fol-
upon his oars. ho sat az one tranrflScd
Then, whom II waa all over and tha
crowd started for tho door the aged
defendant arose and painfully made his
way out OF the scene of Judgment and
into the outer world that has now
turned against him,
Ex-senator Thursion, senior counsel
for senator Mitchell, said there was
nothing 10 say ON behalf ~ his clients
plans other than the case would ho ear.
rlcd Ia the appellate tribunal IN he
regular way, There are now ~ 200 bills
NJ cN 'oplons ON hlo IN the ca :,
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YELLOW FEVER
CASES INCREASE.
Authorities at New Orleans Con.
csde Twelve Cases and
Eight Deaths
ALL ARE OF A VIRULENT TYPE
Surgeon White Of Marine Hospital
Service Says There Arc Probably
May Nor. than Reported.

Washington, July g5,.-A report re-.
cclved here today from Surgeon Whlio
Of the public health ana marine hos
plt0l service, who N stationed AZ New
orleans and who, under instructions Of
The acting surgeon general Nv engaged
IN nm effort 10 determine the exact cone
dltlon with regard TO yellow fever IN
that city says that the city authorities
concodo ~ cnseH ANA eight deaths, but
he adds that there are probably many
more cases Those 40 far observed arc
Of vlrulcn, type, Surgeon Wasdln,
stationed at Memphis who rendered
significant service imng the epidemic
ut ocean springs IN 1897, hnH entered
upon u careful inspection OF conditions
along tho gulf coast from Mobile To
pnss Christian, Miss, ana Past Asst
Surgeon Young has been ordered from
Chicago 10 Jackson Miss. 10 confer
with the Mississippi health authorities
relative 10 train inspection
No early reports OF deaths from yol.
low foyer received AZ the board OF
health today, In today'a mail was sent
out u circular 10 overy physician IN the
city urging the prompt report Of all
eases OF fever typhoid, malnrial yellow
and otherwise 80 that the appearance
of new focl may bc Immediately eslub.
lehed, screened and watched The doe
tors are also asked TO surrender any IN.
dlvldua opinions they may have and
to cooperate with the state and federal
authorities IN ne ,leid an application
Ms possible for the mosquito theory.
.lI "a IA
plllng u careful record Tor the state
board OF all cases Of sickness and OF
deaths since tho foyer appeared, Sub-
scrlptlons are being lnken 10 q fund
AZ 100000 for the maintenance OF q
detention hospital Sanitation In tho
French market quarter whore the dig.
onec inoumbated continues. Tina, Sec
ton " now probably IN n moro clcanly
condition than II has been ut amy time
since the war, The more rigid rcgliln-
tlons which arc TO be put into effect
10 prevent further introduction Of dis.
ease by Increasing tho period Of de-.
tcntion ~ ships from Central American
ports and the Indies threatens TO tcm-
poutlly drive The fruit trade 10 Mo-
bile, Galveston, Pensacola ana other
ports Tho fruit companies are now
considering u change OF entry, fearing
that their fruit VIII spoil II subjected
90 tho increased detention, Now quar-
antlnCs arc being put OH but NUM-
Der OF towns refuse 20 put up the bars.
Tho Plnoy Woods section of ~, Tam
many mas refused 10 quarantine and
has extended n general invitation 10
New Orleans people 10 como there
Abont 10 eases are under treatment,
Prompt daily reports hereafter win en-.
able me health authorities to keep an
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GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP,
Play In Seventh Annual Event
Begun ~ Glcnview Links,

Chicago July 60 Play In the seventh
annual western rolf championship ut
the dlonylow links waa begun today
win the qualifying round of 80 holes
Clolnng conditions we're ldml, ana the
championship course was trimmed for
fast medal scoring, Title holder IT,
Chandler ligan aud about score of
dangerous rivals We're In the field that
was dispatched for the morning round
Of rs holes About 40 golfers from 90
clubs assisted IN giving the llo'd a hlgh
class stamp, pltlFburg, with r.
Fownos ana Denver with pacihc Coast
Champion Walter Fairbanks were
prominent IN the list
Norris liokum Of the homo club and
his young partner q, IT, ClngmOn, had
mo honor OF driving the FIRST balls
before the dew was M tho grass lgN.
ports figured that the low eoorc for
qualification would be two soc Thlr.
ty.two golfers qualified for the FIRST
round of match play,
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JAPANESE PLENlp0TENTIARY
ARRIVES IN new YORK

Now York, July %, Baron komura.
the Japanese peace plcnipotcntlary ar.
rived ON the fast train from Chicago
over the Pennsylvania road at Ollb to-
day AT the Jcreey city station 20
greet him were about 10 merchants.
There was no demonstration NJ Jersey
Cuy but when tho fcrryboat reached
tho foot OF Twonty'thrd street, this
city, u hundred OF more Japanese
greotcd tho bUron and his suite with
cheers while band played the Japan
oao national air, Tho bar, with Con-
sui General uchida aud tM Of his suite,
entered u carriage and was driven TO
the Waldorf.Aatorlu hotel ", w, Dem
nison nm American who II attached 10
tho Japanese foreign Office and han
been IN Japan for 81 years N with tho
party, Mr.. Dennison says he has no
oilclal, capacity with the peace deloea'
ton, The party WAS met NJ Phindcl.
phla by Consul General Uchlda, Min.
lister TnkahlrN remained IN this city,
Mr. Rato, who " the chief OF stan,
said 10 an Associated ProsH representa-.
tive that there was no program pre-.
pared for the baron, ana he did not
know what would be done from day TO
day until he had met Minister Taxa
hlra, Mr. Sato said II would not be
necessary for any OF the party 10 40
20 Washington, since the president IN
ut oyster BAY ana that thoy would
await the presidents pleasure M to
their plans,
"The baron win rest few days"
said Mr. cato, Ills Journey has been
quite an extended one, lie IL In good
health hut needs n little rest after
travelling 80 far, We have Travelled oys
40. al. ~ la. ~.
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SAD CASE or POVERTY.
six'Year'Old hoy Lived In \
Trunk for Two Months.

New York, July 20, IAN unusual case
Of poverty and neglect has been un.
covered by policeman on duty IN
Tonlh avenue, Tho bluouoat rescued
slS'yoir.old John MuQuoon after tho
lad mad made his home for Two months
N trunk and aubealed largely on
scraps Snulohcd from gnrbngo cans
Tho llttlo fcllVN was tlmld M a bird
after his pililul struggle with the
world,
Mrs, Mulquoon died nix months ago
nnd the boys father disappeared, looy-
Ing John IN care OF n noighbor. nho
building whcro The latter lived was
cond mnod two months ago aud she
moved away leaving the child behind,
He sought ont the house where his
mother died ana found an old trunk IN
the alley IN which nc formerly had
played
Nolehbors saw the youngetcr crawl
ing IN ana ont but he nod when they
approached, 80 they placed food near
the trunk and the boy ate H.
Tho story finally reached the police
aud the young 0ulcast was found nest
ling M a PHI, Of old clothing and brok-
en- toys which he had gathered In tho
alleys,
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ON Tux MOUNTAIN TOPS,
-----.is-
Flity'elght Climbers Begin Ascent
or Mount Tacoma,

Tacoma, July s5.-A special TO the News
from Camp Muir s0ysl
Fif,y'olEh, members of the Sierra and
Appalo chian mountain climbers started on
the actual ascent OF Noun, Tacoma early
yesterday, and nrc due back late tonight
Royon women wcro permitted " No, tho
others bclng barred, The snow y FlusnN
and tho climbers sink IN II to the knees
Huge b0uders fall constantly ana the
danger IN the Vicinity VI Gibraltar rock
IN great
No signals have boon received from Mr.
lileor and his three assistants who start
ed out several days ago 10 lind n new
trail
The Magama party consisting of ore.
gon ana Washington climbers, VIII start
This morning The wind N blowing q gale,
ana II In probable that nll women VIII be
barred from this party Mr., Leland OF
Detroit had u narrow escape yesterday
from being struck by n boulder Weighing
two or three tons, ,.
Red nyo will be burned from tho
mounlelne TOP Wednesday nlght between
and 10 O'clock
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representatives Of the Japancso i'm.
perlnl household, foreign Office, war do.
paftnent and the AsInllc society then
boarded the ManchurIa ana EXTENDED
formal Rrptlngs 10 seoy TAFT and Miss
Roosevelt who held AN informal re.
ceptloh upon the deck, Tho party
was then driven TO the railroad station
through the crowded stroets,und hoard.
lng special train departed for Toxic
az 10 II, M amid cheers OF the Assem-.
blod multitude
Upon arrival az Toxic, Socy. tart ana
ms personal stan were taken to khIbn
where u detached palace was provided
Tor their accommodation, Miss Rooso.
volt accompanied Minister urieom 10
the American legation,
Tho voyage wns unevcnlful and the
party arrived all well.
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BEEF TRUST,
Criminal Proceedings to he lnstl'
ted Against Representatives,

New York, july ?5,--Criminol prose-
BUTTONS Of Pennsylvania representa- ycr
Of the go.calied beef trust are about
10 be Instituted by Dr. H. II, Warrior,
state dairy and food commissioners, an.
cording TO o Herald dispatch from iiar-
risburg Various charges WIN be used,
II IN alleged. 10 the effect that meat
sold IN Pennsylvania has been subjcct-
cd 10 treatment with prosoryatlvos
Samples upon which the cases arc
60 BIZ made were bought principally In
tho counties ~ DNuphm, Allegheny
prosecution shall he made m Ilarris-
burg No indication has been given Az
20 tho company which win be attacked
frat,
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California Pioneer Dead.

Salinas cal, july 20, Morris, pio.
netc ~ California, IN deaf at Watson.
VILE Of honrt failure, aged lS years,
30 leaves "A widow md one daughter,
Mrs, George Motley " shelter cove,
Humboldt county u sister Mrs Albert
Rrugmun W Carson city New, and
two brothers Louis Morris ot los An.
goloR and lsIdora Morris Of Portland,
Or
llo was very wealthy and u promi'
nent Mason.
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RUSSIAN WHEAT"


A nno sample Of Srolts or Russian
wheat" grown ON the west side Of the
Jordan river IN on exhibition In the
rooms Of the Commercial club THIS
sample IN of spochl interest here IA
that last year the management of the
club secured Two bushels ~ this wheat
from Russia and distributed II 10 Salt
Lake county farmers Win a view 10
local testing rho sample Of the result,
new being exhibited, was grown IN no
days without drop Of water, ana looks
worry we'll If the mining shows up
equally we'll there w no reason why
large crops Of this Russian wheat
should not bo grown an along the dry
buncncg Of this valley,
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believes, FOR the rush and the crush
lasted the entire day
HOT TIME YESTERDAY.
Mercury Celebrated Pioneer Day in an
Oppressive Manner

The mercury slid up 10 70 degrees ~
$3.50 D, No yesterday and the nlnos'
phero was worry oppressive n no, posi-
livcly whiting ana Che night was such
as ono might expect down IN Central
America minus The lNluululaa and
conilpodoe Today has been worry hot
also, but more hcnrpblo ON account OF
fair hroo1c from tho nOrthWcat, ANA
nt the local weather bureau the thrrm0.
meter had not rot above ~ az nOon
Local thunder showers arc looked for
but are not absolutely certain II Ia
good weather IN which Ia visit the lake
At 1880 this afternoon last rcud.
INK today, before y, m. the mercury
stood nt o. degrees,
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ROBBERS IN A pULLM AN.
s--------
Relieve Passengers Of Money
Jewelry aud Clothing.

san Francisco, July Gothic Exam
liner Gays today.
Some robbers succeeded In entering
two Pullman cars on the oregon En-
press, which arrived here from the
north late last night, and several pae-
songers were relieved OF money jow-
olry and clothing Tho list Of Victims
includes members of the Idaho state
Editorial associate on their way
home from the Portland exposition
Railroad detectives are making an In
yostlgotion Of the aff0ir,
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A NOBLE son.
Nathan Newman Saves His Mother
And Sister aud then perishes

New York, July g. Aflor saving hit
mother and slelcr who With score ~
0lhols were for time In great peril
from hru, Nathan Newman, ~ years old,
tenement house Half dozen families.
all uf them llohrowa, llymg In tho building
were asleep When the IRE started New
man got through In safoiy, but returned
for hiH mother and sister, lilo assisted
onnoih to KY P,a,t,,, nu. MN nnly,ya
house escaped Tho properly los was
gmull
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A WOMAN SUICIDES.
Mts. Charles Marshall of New
York shoots Herself

Now York, JAY 95~-Wi,hln nvo min.
utos from the time Charles Marshall
Wall street broker, loft his wife Rppnr.
entity sleeping soundly IN bed today, the
woman wrote her husband note tell.
Ing him not To let the world blanc
him for what was going TO happen and
shot herself She was unconscious be.
fore Marshall could reach her from an.
other room and died within "A short
time, Mrs, Marshall waa formerly Miss
Grace starr ana was hghy connected
In New York society circles, No cnuse
for her suicide has been discovered. The
tragedy occurred IN tho Raleigh, n
fashionable apartment hotel overlook
Ink central Park at Nincty-sooond
street
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GERMANS IN NEW GUINEA,
No Ground for Alarm Among
Them.

Berlin, July 9O,--ll is economically
declared that there " no around for
the alarm among the German residents
~ New Guinea and New Britain at the
report that the German government
proposes 10 establish n penal settle
menl In the admiralty Islands, NORTH
west Of New Guinea Win the ultimate
object Of colonlslng the group and thus
increasing German influence In tho
paclh1, The government has no inten.
tlon OF establishing penal settlement
IN The admiralty islands or anywhere
else South seas,
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NEW TOWNSHIP CONCERN.
Independence Company TO Do Business
On Untah Reservation,

In tho ONCE Of the secretary Of state
articles Of incorporation " The lndcpen'
dcncc Townsitc aud Development COM
pany were Med today The company Is
incorporated to do business az Vornal
lltnh, and IL a colorado concern MS
ronl object IN no doubt 10 corner a
l'minh townslto and go into the set.
iIemcnt business, provided II cnn md
home seekers 20 flock 10 ~ standard
'rhc officers Of the company are charles
T, Fortig president and i, H. Tolpoy
secretary and trcnsnrer The Utnh
representative N John Glenn OF Nor-
mi IlInh.
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sEef TAFT IN JAPAN,
'N''Ved a Demonstratiyc Wei.
come In Yokohama.

A. ,okohamo, July 2b.--secv 80 Ma !.
va'' and party received n Icmon W.T.
bun Welcome 10 Japan, ,he princ,nai
city ara mm'sw una wharvos Of this
being Va,,, W. shipping IN the harbor
Of dayl,uh, unecornled' A noisy display
fronlinp ,ho nr"%orkn nlong the streets
rival ~ ~ hnrDor announced the ar.
The qua,a W. steamship ManchurIa nt
mornInr an grounds at 7 o'clock this
was d"e,,sa%%a continued until tho vessel
American u Lloyd G, tlriscom, tho
legation minister tho attaches OF tho
Miller n, Ma Consul General ii. il,
w W rev ChwanN taNslkAs with
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NEED MORE MONEY,
County Commissioners Fixing Tax Lovy
10 Meet All Demands,

The county commissioners met this
morning and wrosiled with the propoai'
ton Of liking the tax levy for 1905, No
agreement war reached by noon and ut
~ o'clock AN Adjournment was taken
until 1880 this afternoon, 10 further
consider the matter, The county schools
have decided that they need more
money ana 10 supply their demands an
incrcneo IN the school tax ~ g.lO Of "A
min Ia contemplated. making the total
go mills Instead ~ 2.3 ns \, was last
NtuT
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Anrenl for XIonlst movement

San Francisco, July 25,--Dr Born.
hard y schwarg late deputy grand
muster OF the knights of Zion, branch
~ the federation OF American Hionists,
has forwarded II communication 20 the
Zionist congress now In session AZ llas-
81, switzerland, urging that an appeal
be made 20 the powers 10 Join IN COM
cortel action to prevail upon the sui.
tan " Turkey to restore palpstino 20
the l,,Ng
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HURT IN EXPLOSION
James Nelson Has Right Hand Badly
Lacsrated Near Burley, Idaho,

James Nelson IL az st. Marks hospl-
,al I'm this city suffering from q badly
lnccratod RICH, hand, ne q direct rec
suit of an explosion at certain dam
s,c located about eight miles from
hurley Ida, The member was 40 bad
IN bruised that portion OF n was am
putntod this morning This afternoon
Inc patient was reported to be doing
nH,l
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TWO Men Fatally burn I'd

hso"aan ,e Rosa cnlp JAY 2S,--Two men
dSs,,ooD'ae,' fatally burned IN nro that
lar nwSuu rne residence Of ], w. Dol
,on mvlt Trenton Henry and Jack.
asia u"r Two young men, were
SroIap " the building when the namos
b,fora pul, They were bndly burned
wnv poy aWoko ana fought thoIr
com,Vv"I They were removed TO tho
la, N, hnospl'al, whore they died late
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THE FLOYD ESTATE.
Decision Handed Down Giving II
10 Milos tiOreene

Michigan, July ga dispatch TO the
Tribune from san Francisco, tnl, mys
Judge Snyro, at Llkepor, yesterday
handed down a decision giving the en-
tire Floyd estate, worth N,0OO,000, TO
Milos Gorccnc, husband Of the late
Miss Floyd,
dorceno was a conductor on street
car, and his handsome face and POLISH
I'd manners won the rich but eccentric
Miss Floyd, She was 10 years Older
than he, but, despite family opposition,
she married him, and q year later sho
died, leaving him all htr estate except
the house where she liyod
The VIII was contested by near rcl0.
tyos on the ground Of tho tcsta,ors
incompotenoy,
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DAY WAS A HUM MER.
Street Car Company Handled Total OF
10000 Passengers

The street ears carried 10000 passcn.
gers yesterday, this including trans
fors, according TO the estimate Of Gen.
eral Superintendent Read, The crush
late ar, evening, after the conclusion
Of the shows, was q rspetltion Of the
crush OF the morning However tho
tiaftic on tho day that Buffalo Iilll was
ho<c can never be surpassed, Mr., Read
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All Quiet at Front.

Fusan. July Gothic past three
months, with both armies, has been
the most inactive period OF the ontirs
war There have been no engage.
ments az the front, the only encounters
being those az accommodating espcd-
tiont, sent on, by both armies, similar
10 that OF last Friday, with small
total VI losses t..t
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PLOT AGAINST SULTAN'S
LIFE or TURKISH ORIGIN

Cone,antnople, July e5-Thc commits
siop which has been lnQulrIng into tho
attempts ON the life " tho sultan Friday
last IN believed TO have obtained infoma.
ton indicating that I, was Turkish plot
but m this would never bo admitted even
IL proved The authorities are industrious.
~ creating the impression that tho bomb
outrage waa the work " European an,
nryhIkta
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Center Fielder Donlin suspended

Now York July % President pulam
Of the National league announced that
DQnlin, Oontcrlloldor ~ the Now York
team, has been suspended for three days
and nnod ~. It's oifoneo was ahuslVY
Language toward Umpire Klein ON July v
during the pltlrbufg. New York series
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ALL EYES ON UINTAH,
Local Land 0ffioe swsmpol with In
quirios Concerning Opening

Inquiries az 10 the opening Of the
umtah reservation are pouring into the
local United states land once AZ the
rate of about N per day They are
not being answered Az the ONCE IL
awaiting President Rooseyoll'a pro.
clamalion before making any statement
as TO tho facts In the case The
proclamation IN eaid 20 have boon slRn.
ed by the president but has not yet
been issued, It's arrival In salt Lake
will moan the beginning Of Nv puh-
liCation Of definite data on the open.
INK dates and manner Of entry
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Rev. seinner Installed.

Milwaukee, WIS, July g5,-The Vert
Roy Augpgl,n v selnner was today ~
coso " superior Wis MonsIgnor Fa
rouio ~ Washington, D. O. apostolic
delegate 10 America, Archbishop MessMer,
many bishops ANA priests ofholntcd az tho
conservation
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THREE MINERS KILLED,
dynamite Exploded Blowing their
bodies 10 Pieces,

hanN n W. r., July 2S.--Whlc n
numpor " miners were AZ work In tho
naobhead mine an explosion OF dyna-
nuW occurred which wrought awful
Msyoe N the mno and killed three men,
Nv bodies NJ the men were blown to
u,C's' nol enough helng left by which
,,pV could be recognized Several oih-
~. were injured, The cause of tho
NplQsl0n h moi known.