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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-31
BIG COMBINE SEEKING
TO BUY SILVER KING MINE
American SmeI erS Securities Company Adjunct of
Trust, Has Opened Negotiations.
Belief Is That Great Utah Bonanza Will Be Sold at Price Not
Far From 100000 Other Properties
May Follow.

MAINTAINED with a force of possibly
little under 600 men. probably oue-haLf
of whom are kept on development
work all the time Tt Is wonderful
mine and one that has been handled i'm
q manner as perfect as any mine could
possibly be-
Who Purchasers Are.
Tt has been declared by the best
posted men on the formation of the
Park City district. and men who know
the Silver King mines as they know
their aIuHabets, that the bouauZs VIII
be one of the states big producers
twenty years hence. and that the ores
so far produced are but an intimtriOu
of what may be expected as the years
roll by. Why the mine is being sought
by the interests now known To Doe after
il. can be found i'm the record OF events
which have been tTauSpiTiuE il the
smelling and mining world. or thtr
portion Of &c dominated by the MASTER
| iUl and aggressive GugEeunelW family.
The American Smelling and EeiiU-
I ing company and the GUgEeuheiuS are
steadily acquiring control of the lead
silver producing districts of the United
states. and. according To- the CHirula-
tons of eastern OTaCIeS. they are now
about to WELD a greater prestige in
this respect than at any time I'm the
I
through the American SHELTERS ScrUU-
Gently formed for the purpose of Ie-
placing the GuEEeuheIm Exploration
company and kindred branches of the
American Smelling trust.
Tt is announced that this new con-
Germ. which has already landed the
Federal Smelling and Refining COM
pduy control has now undertaken 10
gain possession of the Bunker Hill &
sullivan C0mpauy's shares and the
opinion is expressed that the object
viii have been attained during the
next few months. There viii remain
/ another property or two in the Occur
d'AIeueS that the company viii need
To have but that Is a matter that viii
/ not likely be taken UP until the out
/ standing properties have been further
! proven up
May Buy Other Properties.
! This SmeIters Securities company IS
. a formidable organization and moth
ing is more natural than to draw the
! conclusion that it viii not stop a. bot
. Ting UP the Occur d'AleHe output tt
: viii not be- surprising to hear that
/ other big mines in the Park have also
( been co~raIIed-
/ The eastern gossip SAYS f. IS figured
. that the larger part of the American
/ Smelling and Refining COmnauy's net
. income Is derived from operations I'M
/ Mexico where the company is in COM
+ troll of substantially all the districts
. yielding the iron. lime and lead fIuNez
. necessary for the smelling Of the
/ highly SiliciOUS ore which carries the
/ precious minerals i'm the southern re-
public What the combination prob
+ ably intends TO do is 10 make the main
I concern as strong in this country as 10
/ Is i'm Mexico and. if that Is the case
. Park City and possibly other Utah
/ camps viii be drawn into the COM
3 biUe during the next two years
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-31
We're Probably Mistaken.

The officers of the AImaz dispute Ad-
mIrdl TogoS claim or victory with
practically no loss and declare that
!hey saw Two ships go down before their
eyes. and two cruisers were on the
point OF tounderIHg when they last dis
Uuguished the battling fleets But they
admit thar the distance of their shfus
from the scene Of battle and fog made
the view difficult
Russia has agreed To- di-aTm and in
tern the big fleet of Golfers and trans
ports sent To- the Chinese coast when
Rojestvcusky determined 90 try and
force the Straits Of Korea. 10 is be-
lieved here that the admiral did not
want TO be- hampered by big convoy
in the sea fight. and the decision to send
the convoy to the rear compelled Ro-
jestvenSky to adopt the shortest route
by the way of Tsu island. as some ot
the ships could not carry enough coal
IN their bunkers TO steam around ia
pan
Enough to Convince.
information brought by the AIma7
and published In an official dispatch to-
night il supplemented by the results OF
the interviews had by the Associated
Press correspondent at VladivoSt oh
with the officers Of the Almaz auC
Grozny. This information is very in
complete. as the Almaz being scantily
armored and carrying Iight.gUns of lit
tie use in battle, drew of after the frs
collision with the japanese SATURDAY.
and headed for Niadivostok at full
sneed. The last view the officers has
of the battlefield WAS 81 dusk Saturday
when the TORPEDO attacks had already
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-31

NEGOTIATIONS for the sale of the
/ W Silver King bonanza ut Park City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-31
a TIP.

IL you want to do business,
ADVERTISE in The Herald.
1t gets results
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
TWO SEAMAN
ARE RESCUED
FROM A RAFT.
Ship Van Name and King Found
cred Off Cape HatteraS Cap
tain Went Insane.
SIX OF CREW PERISHED.
Suffered Greatly from Cold and
Exposure Vessel Destroyed
in Gale Owned at New Haven.

BOSTON. Oct. 1.-Two members of
the crew of the New Haven schooner
Van Name and King have arrived
here on board the schooner Stillman
+. Kelly. having been rescued from a
raft off Cape Hatteras after their YES
sci had foundered Il day or two before.
Eight of the crew suffered SO fear
fully from exposure. hunger and thirst
that six of them either died outright,
were washed away or. crazed by their
fearful experience, hurled themselves
into the sea.
Captain Maxwell. the commander,
went insane from exposure. The ship
was beaten to pieces by gale off the
South Carolina coast on Oct 6.
Captain Maxwell had illusions that
his father was coming to rescue him in
a boat, and then. as if directing the
boat alongside, lie stepped into the sea
The spectacle of men throwing them
selves into the sea proved too much fol
the German engineer. and few hours
after Captain MaXwell's death the raft
was lightened for the fourth time wheI
the crazed engineer jumped into the
waves
The two men who lived through thu
five days and were rescued from the
raft are William Thomas and William
G. Warnock and hail from Antigua
British West Indies. The six who, ont
by one. succumbed were: Captain VIII
liam A. Maxwell of New Jersey, Mat
Il. A. Chase home unknown: engineer
| Il German, name unknown; colore'
steward. name unknown; Seamen VIII
| liam Grizel and Alfred Arthur, color
/ ed, both of jamaica.
The lost schooner was owned princl
pally by New Haven men and was I
three masted vessel used in the coas
lumber trade
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
MISS MULLICAN WILL
LEAD A DISCUSSION.
Local Librarian to Take Important
Part in the Convention at As
bury Park Tomorrow.
;pecial 10 the Evening News:

Special to the Evening News:
TRENTON, Oct. 17;-Miss E.
Hazel Mulligan, librarian of the
Perth Amboy public library, will lead
one of the important discussions to
be taken up at the annual meeting
of the New Jersey Library Associa-
ton, which will be held in Asbury
Park tomorrow afternoon. The top
ic will be picture Collections in LII
braries." Miss Marie l.. Provost, Ii
brarian of the Elizabeth library, will
also have a part in the discussion. A
proposition to cooperate in picture
collections will be made and samples
of collections from several Libraries
will be exhibited. .
The meeting will be in the Asbury
Park public library commencing at .
o'clock. An evening session will al
so take place. and during this ses-
sion Miss Mulligan will present her
topic. New officers will be elected
and motion will be made to amend
| the constitution by changing the
dues to 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
REPUBLICANS READY
FOR RALLY TONIGHT.
Candidates Will be Hers and a
Parade Will be a Feature
City Convention.

The republican rally and city con-
vention tonight will bring back the
stirring times of last fall. Local re-
publicans will be out in large num-
bers. They are to meet at odd Eel
lows Hall at 7.30 O'Clock and parade
with red fire, brass band and fire
works, to Washington Hall, Fayette
street, where the convention will be
held. The Garfield Battery and Perth
Amboy Republican Club will be in
line and all republicans are invited.
The county candidates will be pres
ent and will speak, as will also, it is
expected, many of the present Of
ficeholders. The committee, G.. W.
Eggert, f. j. Clark and r. A. Peltier,
have been hard at work the past few
days, and every detail was complete
at an early hour this afternoon. 1t
lis anticipated that Alderman-at-
Large Pfeiffer and Comptroller Henry
will be renominated with as loud a
burst of acclaim as has been heard
here for years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
She Loved the other Fellow.
certain.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct IL
Mary f. Suydam, wife of William H.
Suydam of Monmouth junction when
testifying before Theodore r. Boora-
EN- in the suit of her husband Tor Ill
vorce, admitted she loved George
June, the correspondent, and wanted
to leave her husband. Mr. Booraem
as master in chancery will recon-
mend to the chancellor that divorce
be granted to the husband.
Detective work in the case was
done by a member of the office Of the
Perth Amboy marshal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
BIDS TOY } RECEIVED
FOR BRIDGE APPROACH.
Aldermen, Last Night, Authorized
the Advertising Work to be
Done by December 81.

At the meeting of the Board of AL
dermen last night bids were ordered
advertised for, for the building of the
city's part of the Amboy bridge APP
proach, following the action at the
meeting of the Board of Freeholders
last Neek at which Alderman-at-
Large Pfeiffer was present.
Every effort is to be made by the
county and city to finish the matter
up by the first of the year 1t is real
lied that the bridge will probably re-
main useless for sometime to come
unless decisive action be taken to get
the matter out of the way, and the
steel span question will be left to
bother the heads of coming county
governing bodies.
Sheridan street has been graded.
The city will build a trestle to meet
the extension of the bridge to be built
by the county. The Central railroad
is requested to build over the tracks
of its north shore spur which is some
distance below the line of the ap.
proach.
The bids for the trestle require
that the work must be completed by
December 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
PRESIDENT TO
KEEP Off THE
MOSQUITOES.
During His Trip South He Will
be Protected in Every Pos
sibIe Way
YELLOW FEVER PLAGUE.
Will Start Tomorrow on His Trip
to New Orleans Thg Pre-
cautions Taken.

WASHINGTON. Oct II. Should
President Roosevelt, who starts on his
southern trip tomorrow. be bitten by Il
MOSQUITO while in New Orleans or
anywhere else in the south he win he
subjected to the surgeons knife. II is
said that this is the only thing that
can be done in an emergency, and,
while every precaution will be taken
TO keep the mosquitoes away from the
president. there are chances that he
may be stung.
If this happens drastic measures Will
be taken, ana the surgeons will simply
cut out the flesh around the place
where the mosquito inserted his sting
er
Rear Admiral RiXey, surgeon general
of the navy, will accompany the presi-
dent on the southern trip and VIII be
with him throughout the Journey
In his hotel the rooms of the presi-
dent will be carefully screened and fu-
migated by the health authorities. DR..
Rixey and the other surgeons in New
Orleans will carefully inspect the
rooms before the president is allowed
to occupy them. The train windows
will be carefully screened, and every
precauton will be taken to prevent
/ the entrance of disease bearing in
sects while the train is in the yellow
fever zone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
MUNICIPAL
LIGHT PLANT.
New Brunswick Citizens Held a
Mass Meeting to Discuss
Problem Last Night.
Special to the Evening News:

Speclal 10 tle ENeHlnS news.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. IT,
A meeting of citizens was held last
night at Y. M. c. A. hall to establish
plans for a municipal lighting plant
to combat the exorbitant Public Ser
vice Corporation chagres. About 100
citizens were present. A committee
of twelve, to consist of two men from
each ward, was appointed to take up
the work of organization.
Figures were produced showing
that the city is paying for its lights
at the rate of fifteen cents a kilowatt
hour. 1t was declared that an aver
age in thirteen other cities ranged
from but 55 of a cent to u cents a
kilowatt hour.
Former city Surveyor Asher Atkin-
son said that a plant would cost $685.
I75O, and that it would cost $1,500 a
year less to operate than the present
lights cost.
Another meeting will be held
shortly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
WILLIAM SMITH new
PRESIDENT OF BRACA.
Society Held an Election Last Night
Other Candidates We're
Named.

At the meeting of Braga Singing
Society, held in Braga Hall, last
night, new officers were elected.
William Smith was chosen president
and the following other members
were elected to fill whatever position
the president shall assign to them ]:
Jacob Anderson, Samuel Fugle and
Hans Peter HendricHson. If any OF
these members decline, Chris Peter
son and Meyers Sorenson were elect
ed to succeed them.
The retiring officers read reports
and a number of important things
in regard to the society were talked
over. 1t is expected that by the first
of next month a new manager will
be appointed for Braga Hall. He
will succeed Peter Johansen, who
finds that he has not time to attend
to the Office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
men IN FIERCE FIGHT
DURING EARLY HOURS.
Police Made Several Arrests-0ne
Man, In Serious Condition, Un-
able to Appear.

There was bitter row which caus-
ed much excitement and loss of sleep
at 'Kennedale, in the suburbs, be-
tween 2 and O'Clock this morning
Some men returning from ball be-
came engaged in an argument with
some men carrying a log of wood and
it ended in John Kudrik being badly
done up. He sustained a deep cut
and bruises on the face. His broth
er Mike, also got some scratches.
Two of the other force were cut. A
metal scabbard for sword was bad
ly bent by the contact with human
heads.
A man who heard the excitement
went down town and told Patrolman
Long. who went out there with
Roundsman Morris and Patrolman
Jensen. The fight was over then
hut they were told that Kudrik had
been done up by four men. Three
were found, two of them in the house
and they were arrested.
This morning Kudrill was unable
to appear Two of the men, Petel
and Stainslaw Konupka, were re
Imanded. Alex Konupka was dis
charged, as it appeared that he hat
been in bed all the time. All live or
Donald avenue The authorities
want to find out where they were get
ting wood from at that hour of the
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
FIST|CUFFS
IN THE COURT.
Winfield Scott Hancock Arrested
in Murder Case Mayor Wells
Got in Some Blows.

WASH NGTON, Oct. II. = The de-
cision of Coroner Carr of Hyattsville,
Md. to conduct behind closed doors
the investigation into the death of En-
ma Smallwood, for which Winheld
Scott Hancock, Il nephew of General
Winfield Scott Hancock, was arrested
on a charge of murder caused i've
ly tilt between State Attorney Magru-
der and Robert T. Wells. defendants
counsel, and Il fistic encounter between
Attorney Wells and Il spectator, in
which his father. Mayor Charles \.
Wells. participated, has added interest
to the case.
The ordering of secret sessions by
the coroner gave rise to rumors that
sensational evidence would he adduced
lat the hearing. This decision was the
outcome of contention by the state
attorney that newspaper men and the
public generally should be excluded
from herring any of the testimony Al
torney Wells bitterly opposed the prop
osltion and declared that unless the
Investigation was an open one he
would apply for writ of habeas cor
/ pus and bring his client before the
court for Il preliminary hearing. The
session of the jury was adjourned.
Some excitement was created when
the Jury assembled by man attempt
ing TO prevent Attorney Wells from en-
tcring the room. The attorney dealt
him Il blow in the face which brought
blood. The man was obdurate how
ever and applied an epithet to the at
torney which was overheard by Mayor
Wells. the attorneys father who en-
tered into The fight. indicting further
punishment on the man, who was final
ly led away.
A warrant for the arrest of Mrs
Amanda Mackall. the defendants sis
ter. was prepared. but was not served
as the constable refused to swear to it
taking the ground that he did not hea
the evidence upon which ii was order
ed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
j. H. HYDE RETURNS
TO TESTIFY SHORTLY.
Former Vice President of Equitable
insurance Company Arrived Home
from Exile in Europe.

NEW YORK Oct 1t. James II.
Hyde has returned to New York city
prepared to testify fully before the
insurance investigating committee
whenever he may be called upon to do
so. There is now Il perfect under
standing between Mr.. Hughes. coun-
sci to the committee and Samuel I'm
termyer Mr.. Hyde's counsel w. H.
Mcintyre will also return at an early
date. Forgery. rebating and the issu-
ing of insurance upon the lives of men
who are in poor physical condition form
the basis of charges made here by
Charles D. Seymour of Albany against
many of the big insurance companies
notably the Equitable. .----
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
SALOONKEEPERS MET.
Several Signed an Agreement to
Form an Association.

A meeting of saloon proprietors
of this city was held yesterday after
noon at Alexander Klonowski's Fox
Hill grove house for the purpose OF
forming an association to protect
their interests. A number OF the
proprietors signed an agreement to
form an organization and another
meeting will be held soon, at which
time the association will be formed,
officers elected and bylaws adopted
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
GOVERNOR FOLK ON
PHILADELPHIA GRAF 7.
Missouri Leader Made Speech in
City of Brotherly Love
Last Night.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct II. - The
great battle between the local Repub-
lican organization and the City party,
the municipal reform organization re-
Gently formed here. was enlivened by
the visit of Governor Folk of Missouri,
who came to lend his voice in the inter
est of good government. The Missouri
governor last night addressed large
and enthusiastic audience in the Acad-
emy of Music. He spoke under the
auspices of the City club. which claims
no connection with the City party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
SUPPOSED SUICIDE
RESCUED AT SEA.
Man Jumped Into the Water at
South Beach Staten Island Be-
Ieved to be Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 17.-AitnougIl
he was reported TO have committed
suicide by jumping overheard from n
pier at South Beach. Staten Island,
n. Y, Charles Hight of Mainesburg
Pa. is in Il hospital here suffering from
the effects of drugs. 1t was reported
that Hight had jumped overheard and
that his body had been swept out to
sea. Hight says he attempted to drown
himself because of financial difficult
ties. but that he was rescued by a
coastihg vessel and landed at Balti-
more.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17

The football team Of Trainers
school will play the South Amboy
high school Friday afternoon and
will go to Metuchen Saturday. They
are after more games and challenges
should be addressed to James girls
void. manager, or Bradford Brown
captain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
WILL Be BIG WEEK
FOR LOCAL WOODMEN.

Woodmen of the World will have
big time here next week. Sunday
they unveil the monument over grave
of Frank Rodecler and Wednesday
they entertain Sovereign Commander
Root and his staff. John II. Poulson,
Patrick Tierney and J. ]. Flynn is
! the committee in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
HAD FOOT CRUSHED
BY A COAL TRAIN.
Young Man Was Married but Two
Days Ago Met With Painful
Accident.

John Kambo, a Slav, about thirty
years old, of Is Stockton street, who
has been. married but two days, had
the toes of his right foot cut off by
coal train on the Lehigh Valley yes
terday He was taken to the hospital
where an operation was performed.
Kambo was walking along the track
and did not notice his danger until
he was knocked down. DR.. George
j. Howell, of 264 Madison avenue.
was summoned. He dressed the
wound and ordered the ambulance
called.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
Pigs at School.

The authorities have received a
complaint that SOW with large
litter of small pigs spent most of
their time on the pretty lawn of
school No. d. Janitor Hanson has
frequently been annoyed in the past
by cows, chickens, dogs, cats and
Kids on the lawn, but pigs are a new
one. The owner will probably watch
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
FIREMEN FIX STATES.
Different Companies Will Elect Or
ficers Next Month.

The fire companies are already fix
ing their states for their individual
election of officers which takes place
next month There is considerable
feeling yet over the last election OIL
chief and it is said the different rae
tions each have their candidates
That the elections will be lively is
certain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17

While turning from HaII aYenue
into State street, las; night, the driv-
er of NJ. Palisi's grocery wagon turn
ed the corner too sharp ana the
horse fell down. The wagon was
overturned, but no serious damage
was done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
ST. STEPHENS PARISH
MAY BUILD CONVENT.
Polish Sisters Now in Charge OF
the Children of Local
Church.

Sisters for the Polish Roman Cath
olic church are now in charge of the
children of st. stephen parish, OF
State street. 1t is understood that
convent will shortly be built for
them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
SUPERIOR POLICE OFFICERS.

The annual CONVENTION OF tHV
Superior Officers Police Protective
Association of New Jersey is being
held at Hotel Lorraine, near Eliza
beth, today. About fifteen guests
from this city are in attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
LICENSE TRANSFERS.
Special to the Evening News:

Special TO the Evening NGWS.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. IL
Judge Strong, this morning, granted
a transfer of the license of Neville
Brothers, at Woodbridge, to Max
CAST on application of Lawyer
Striker.
The transfer of Joseph M. Sutliff's
license at South Amboy to Fred
Kurtz, for a wholesale and retail
place, was granted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
Hurting Club Officers.

The new officers elected by the
Sarsfield Hurting Club were John
McGrath, manager; N. Gill, treas
urer. and Thomas Heaney, secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17

Bowling Alleys open tonight. Prize
of a pair of bowling slippers viii be
given for the one making the high est
score tonight Kirby Hobart st.
13597-10-17-1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
NOTICE.

In reply to notice published by my
husband in Mondays paper, would
say that he need not worry about my
contracting any debts in his name.
The only debts / have ever contract
ed on his account was when he did
not furnish sufficient funds for my
MRS. KASSLER,
Buckingham Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
Grnnd Jury in Session.


Special 70 Ihe Evening NeWs'
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. III
The grand jury is in session today.
There are seventeen witnesses here
.on the Dmellen automobile tragedy
,se-~which Mrs. Westphal met her
doo+N.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
SOCIETY coLU mn WILL

DE FOUND ON PAGE q.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17

1O.17-1t.
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Handkerchief.
LIST Fl.

LIST FL
WOn1en'S Sheer Sham
rock handkerchief, also
All Linen Sheer Handker-
chiefs, in plaid and check de-
signs. Imperfect? Not unless a
heavy thread here and there really
hurts them, though it serves to
lessen prices one-third;
Each l2c., 1Sc., and 24c.
WOmen's Lace Trimmed
handkerchief, various pat
terms, Doc. and 4Oc. quality, -.
each ......... III
WOmen's Silk and Linen
II q II q K e r.
.p patterns e aeIes' 19c and 34c
Mems Silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs,
novelties, each. 44c and 66C