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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-10-18

What about your cloak for
this winter. The season is
here, and it's time for you to
buy. We have a great line,
and want you to come and
see the values and styles we
have to offer you.
Ladies' short tan jackets,
trimmed in braid at $500.
Ladies' Sd lengths in
black and tan, extra good
value for the price, and made
in good style, $500.
Ladies' black and tan kerr
seys, 3-4 coats, collarless,
extra good coat, TOR $3.50.
Beautiful line of 3-4
lengths in double breasted,
box front and empire back,
some trimmed with velvet
and braid, and some stitched
with braid of same, an ele-
giant line of jackets at the
price, $1,000.
See our great line of Furs
and Rain Coats. We can
please you in price and style.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
PRESIDENTS YACHT.
Reasons why Capt. IloteviIl. d
Not Give it Assistance.

New York, April 2S- Because he con-
sidered the yacht I'm no immediate dam
ger had uDrishlblo cargo which
would make any delay on his own part
dangerous and had no towing gear, are
the reasons given by Capt Hoteyille
Of the fruit steamer $. Oteri Tor his
failure 20 go TO the assistance Of Presi-
dent Rooseyolts yacht Slych when she
was lying disabled south OF Bodies
island The Oteri arrived here from
Buncs cuba, and for the first time
since the incident cant. Hoteynle had
am opportunity TO give his version Of
the affair lie said;
we were steamiug along under full
Roadway when We sighted flare lights
on a vessel ahead, This vessel was
about eight miles Off the land and 10
miles south Of Bodies Island. The
night was clear aud the weather good.
As We approached / pulled the bell
60 stop the engine. the wire broke and
before | could communicate with the
engineer we were out OF range OF hear
ing. As soon as the wire broke made
ready 20 han the distressed craft. A
hail came will you Tow us| I answer.
ed No ] cannot; drop your anchor.
you are in II fathOms OF water. IN re-
pert YOU at Cape Henry
~ reported the ships distress TO the
pilot and told him TO send q tug. We
had perishablc cargo on board The
yacht was I'm no danger and as / had
no towing gear J did the best thing /
could under the circumstances"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
DESERTED HIS WIFE.
After 40 Years Absence Man
Left Fortune to His Family

New York, April 2S.-Dispatches from
pittsburg aunounciug that by the will
Of David James Cwho died there sat
urday IL has been learned his real
ramc WAS Jamison that ne had de-
serted his wife and three sons ma
Brooklyn 40 years ago, have proved 70
great surprise TO the only living son
who stiIl resides I'm Brooklyn and gains
livelihood as a stationary engineer.
The viii, which has just been OPEN
ed, is I'm the nature Of an atonemont to
the deserted family as II gives them
an estate worth $4,000, II shows that
JamisOu went 10 Pittsburg, changed his
name and married another woman who
Is now dead, She knew nothing of his
double life and the family In Brooklyn
long ago gave M the husband and
father az dead. one after another they
dropped off until now only the one son
mentioned remains and he viii receive
the entire estate.
II appears that Jamison was stricken
~ years aCo with cancer and under
went numerous operations, losing his
right army by degrees and tinally part
Of his collar bone, but the disease finally
Won.
The surviving son tells sad story
Of how his mother struggled to educate
and support her children after the
father disappeared She took in wash.
ing and succeeded i'm her task, however
and when the sons grew M they sup
ported her She died last August. one
Of the boys lost his life accidentally
three years ago, while the eldest died
10 years ago. No word was ever re-
Cclved of the father from the day Of
his disappearance untll reporters carr
RED 10 the tenement where the engineer
lives, word Of his good fortune,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
EsLEY DoDsON ARRESTED,
For Murder of William Dunlap,
An Aged Miner.

Portland, or, April 2S.-A special to
the Oregouian from Grants Pass, Or,
states that Eslcy DodsOn has been ar
rested at that place and Andrew IN
grHm at Crescent city Cal, for the
murder in 1908 Of William Dunlap, an
aged miner who lived on Louise Creek
SIX miles from Grants Pass. The in
formation which led to the issuing Of
the warrants was given by Lloyd In
gram, a son Of Andrew Ingram. Young
Ingram's story Is that Dunlap was
murdered By his father and Dodson
for the purpose Of rohbing the old man
Ingram says that he was present when
the murder was committed and was
compelled by the alleged murderers to
help search the house. He says that
he does not know how much Dodson
and his father secured but that Sl2 was
found in the house. Young Ingram
who Is Il years old, states that his rea-
son for telling is that he is In fear OF
his father He came here from the
neighborhood of Crescent city where
he has been at work to give the in
formation. Dodson Is a miner Of good
reputation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
VIII he Guests of Grant Post, &,
A. K. on Memorial Day.

New York, April 2S..-Four hundred
confederate veterans. members OF the
local camp, are to be the guests of the
I. $, Grant post, G.. A, r.. on Memorial
day, and from a. m, until late at night
the veterans of the two armies will
mnglc
senator Blackburn Of Kentucky is to
deliver the Grafton Of the day at Grants
tomb II win be the first time that
confederate veterans have marched
with Union veterans i'm this city.
According to the program the Neter-
ans viii first parade I'm Brooklyn.
Thence they will go by boat to Grants
tomb overlooking the Hudson Lunch
con viii be served aboard the boats and
after the exercises, the entire party
win return 20 Brooklyn by water where
dinner win be served.
The T.. s Grant post two weeks ago
voted unanimously 10 invite the con-
fclcute veteran camp To parade with
the post and r. committee, which at
tended meeting Of the confederate
veterans camp has received the acc
CCptancc Of tho latter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
DIR. osLER's FAREWELL.
Homeopathic Brethren Should
Come Into the Fold.

Baltimore, April 2S,-In his farewell
address to the medical profession Of
Maryland before leaving for his most
as regus professor In the University
Of oxford, Dr. William Osler urged the
fusion OF medical colleges In this and
other cities OF the country.
Medicine gives more hope for hu.
manity than anything else, he said, and
combination and reciprocity are the
great needs Reciprocity between the
state boards also should be extended
he believed. so that n doctors activities
should not be limited IN moving from
state to state,
1T Is time" he continued, "that tho
homeopathic brethren were coming into
the fold. A difference In drugs shoulI
no longer separate men with the Same
hope The original quarrel Is ours Int
the homeopathics should not allow
themselves TO be separated by shibbo-
leth that is inconsistent with their
practise today.
"The most dangerous Zoe 70 medical
science Is apathy. Thirty-hve per cent
OF deaths lin a community are due 10
apathy which goes to counterbalance
the advance Of medicine In the last CEN
tury.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
GOOD OR NOT G0OD2


At police headquarters there is dis
puta ou as 60 the coins found yostcr-
day altcrnoono an account OF which
appeared in last evening" News
The property ON which the coins was
found, is owned by Mrs Emily Claw
son, and IS ON Firth East between
South Temple and First South Tha
point where the stuff was found is 10
rods from the street and the coins
We're only two feet below the surface
The collection consists of Mexican doll
lars. English siN-pcnreg. dimes, quar-
ters, half dollars and dollars n Ameu-
can coin. The latest date Of amy Of
the pieces is 1856 while the earliest
date is 1915 The Mexican money WAS
IN am old can, while the other coins
were IN "a box
The dispute at police headquarters is
as tO whether the coins are genuine
or not Some of the officers believe they
are good while others are equal
~ positive that the coins are
"phouy' or bogus This morning Cap
tain Burbidge and Judge Diehl stated
that they would gladly give their
months salary for the lot OF coins. on
the other hand some ot the detectives
say there Is no reason 10 believe the
money IS good.
W. a Wright S. no brought the stun
to police headquarters yesterday after
neon, put some of the coins u pot
of boiling lead. I'm q few seconds the
pieces were melted and not "a trace of
silver could be found. As soon as pos
slhle the coins VIII Boo turned over 10
am expert when the dispute win prob-
ably De settled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28

asked as TO the number Of men they
could furnish one agency has been
told to get men to ship to salina,
Rush orders for rails have also been
placed with the Colorado Fuel a
Iron company at Pueblo and the first
consignment consisting Of % carloads
Of steel has left the plant and is due to
arrive hero tomorrow or sunday ,t the
,....
II Is confidently expected 'n"' io''o"-
ing the meeting I'm New YORK ON Mon
day. when President Jcffery of the Rio
er,,do s,,ns %, ,o a.. no,a Of tbe
"'S'''" J 'N''' anu ''' '''''' '''' CIV
awarded for construction, that orders
Will be wired 10 commence work and
,,.,,,,, bo NOV, n 5,,s ,,.ro .,,ul no
n',...,.- .....,,.
ME- Nelby was asked TINS morning
as TO the site Of the material yards
which ru,nor gays are to be located
,...-,
'''''''''' VI '''''''''
the protoundest ignorance as TO 'ne
movements Of the new road, lie inti-
mated bowoyer. that the line now
49,. ..u. -. u,.,, ,,o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28

First ground on the Western Pacific
was broken in salt Lake this morning
when 81 Greeks went to work on Ninth
South on the west side Of the main line
Of the Rio Grande Western This after
noon they had considerable prelimin-
AIRY grading done and by tomorrow
morning the gang win be largely IN
creased, aud the mighty work pushed
vigorously
In addition, the first consignment Of
2j cars Of rails for the Western Pacific
left Pueblo yesterday consigned to Salt
Lake and due to reach here on sunday,
orders have also been issued by GEN.
eral Superintendent a. y. Welby Of
the Rio Grandc to get ready for work
on the Salna cut-off, and 1t is an
tlcipated that early next week men will
be shipped to Salina and will be put to
work repairing the grade already built
up the canyon, which has been dam
aged by washouts, prior to rushing
work on the completion Of the road
through to Green riven.
This in brief is the good word that
is released today and shows that George
Gould has taken off his coat and Is
preparing TO spend many millions in
Utah in the development Of the state,
incidentally # may be observed that
he has thrown the gauntlet down to the
Hartman interests,
1t is now in order to quit knocking
and boost for Salt Lake, all together,
I'm one long sustained chorus VIII the
Tribune please take notice?
Mr. t. ], Yard. chief engineer for
the Denver & Rio Grande, and con-
sulting engineer for the Gould interests
and Western Pacific, arrived in salt
Lake from Denver last night and Is
ON the ground experimenting the pre-
ltmjnary activities, In the meantime
the steam shovel, dirt cars and other
grading equipment have all been over
hauled here and are in splendid shape
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
Western Pacific Begins Work in Sail Lake
sFucion the SaUna Cutoff Begin at

last night 1t VIII be recalled that Mr.
Welby left for California about 10 days
ago on a brief vacation, but had hardly
arrived in that state before he was
summoned post haste 20 Denver and
he went through Salt Lake without
stopping IN answer to the message,
what can you tell the News that
viii be Of interest to the public" was
asked Of him this afternoon
"Wel, you just go down to ninth
South and look around and you viii
see plenty to tell the public" he am
swered with smile
Continuing he said; "a large force
Of men, which will be increased, start
ed out this morning to build the COM
Meeting track between the Rio
Grande yards and the main
line Of the Western Pacific" Then
he paused to let the fun puport
~ thls good news sink in while all
within Hoarinq Of his voice smiled a
iovous srlle.
n11ov for arc Won going To build this
trool, p" WAS asked
ooh mite or 80 WAS his cbarac-
tor,stic orsvor "Tbe track leayes orr
main line AZ Ninth south and goes
rortbn
ouho, IL the Western Pacific going
60 s,ort ou,7o was the next question.
or an, No, II, position 70 tan, about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
GEN. FITZHUCH
LEE STRICKEN.
While on His Way from Wash
iugton to Boston He Suffered a
Stroke of Paralysis
ENTIRE LEFT SIDE AFFECTED.
Conscious When He Arrived aud tie
Greeted His Friends
Smilingly.

Washington, April 2S-Moj. Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee, e.. $, A. retired, waa
stricken with apopleXy, the entire left
side being affected, at o'clock this
morning. Gen Lee was on a train rh
route from Boston to Washington, The
train had lust left Fan River when
the stroke came, The train bearing the
general arrived IN washington shortly
after 10 o'clock Under the direction
Of Maj. Kcan, L, 5, A., of the surgeon,
generals office, the patient YVES removed
to Providence hospital,
The news of the generals condition
had preceded him to Washington, ana
many OF his army and personal friends
we're at the peunsyyanla station 10
meet him Included among them were
Mai. Machie of the army general hla!l,
Mai. Kean and Maj. Mason of the mtdl-
cal deuartment, Dr. st. George Tucker
of George Washington university, Maj
robert Hunter OF Virginia. Homes Con-
rad of Virginia, ana Is. H. Fowler. Dr.
Tucker invited gen, Lee 10 o2cupy quar-,
ters at his residence here, The general
was conscious and received DR., Tucker
i'm the car when the invitation was eN'
tended. lie replied smlIingly u am IA
charge of this man kean, ana he says
| must 20 to the hospital, and guess /
viii have to aCqule6ce.'
Mis-. Lee. who is at Fort Oglethorpe,
Ga, with her daughter has been nou-
hcd. as also has the son, George, VINO
is I'M San Francesca preparing to sail Tor
the Philippines, The other son, who Is In
the Philippines, has been cabled OF his
fathers condition.
A physician was taken aboard tho
train at Jersey city. AZ Phlladelphto
he gave place TO another who accom-
panied the general to Baltimore, where
guu another was taken aboard atl
made the "Trip TO Washington. Since the
FIRST stroke no change Tor the worse has
taken place,
Gen. Lee had been spending few
days In Boston and was returning to
Washington on his way to join Mrs.
Lee,
Boston April 2S,-Gen, Lee was IN
Boston yesterday to advocate the rep
resentation OF Massachusetts, at the
jamestown exposition IN 1901, lie APP
peared before the legislative COMMITTEES
on federal relations during the ate.
noon and made a strong address in ia
vor OF having Massachusetts erect a
state building at jamestown He left
here last evening apparently In his us
ual health
Maj. Kean OF the medical corps OF the
army announced this afternoon on leav-
Ing the bedside OF Cen Lee that there
was no apparent change IN his condl-
tion that the general is conscious, but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
BELGIAN INDEPENDENCE.
Celebration of 18th Anniversary
Opens thursday.

Licgc, Belgium April 2S,-Thc inter-
national exhibition In celebration Of the
seyenty-hfth anniversary of Belgian i'm.
dependence win be opened here Thurs.
day by Prince Albert Of Flanders In
the presence of the diplomatic corps,
the oiyil and military authorities and a
considerable number Of visitors. Some
time must elapsc before the exhibit
ton WITH be near completion. The
buildings generally are handsome and
the grounds. covering no acres at the
junction of tho rivers Meuse ana our
the, are tastcfully laid out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
FRENCH CANAL ENGINEER.
NJ. Guerard Named for Panama
lnnal Commission.

Washington, April 2S-Ambassador
Jusscrand today informed ScCN Tart
that the French government had de-
cided on NJ. Guerard as the French
member Of the board Of consulting en-
gneers attached to the isthmian canal
commission, NJ. Guerard Is one Of the
spector general dcs points ct ehaussies.
He was formerly engineer in chief ut
Marseillcs hdrbor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
PRISONER MUCH AFFECTED.
PRESIDENTS HEALTH
1t Was Never Better in All His
Life.

Glenwool Springs, Colo, April Is
4 rumor reached here today chat the
president was slightly ndisposed yes
hunt In response to an inquiry by
telephone to the smith ranch, two
miles from Camp Roosevelt IL was
said that the president was never in
better health in his life, The rumor
said that DR.. Lambert shot four bears
during the day
Souvenir hunters are haunting the
shop Of Frank Hayes, the local taXider-
mist who is mounting the skins sent
IN by the president, lie is giving away
Joints from the feet OF the bears killed.
His mail is growing heavier every day
because Of the prominence given him
rs the mounter Of the trophies from
the presidonts hunt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
CASES BEFORE DIEHL.
Hearing Of Thomas W. Winch Set for
Next Tuesday,

The case of Thomas W. winch has
been set by Judge DIehl for Tuesday,
the End, at which time the case win be
disposed Of
The case Of the state VS. Thomas
Laughucy, charged with embe1zlcment,
win be heard in preliminary hearing
on the 3rd. The airing Of D. r. LAWN,
accused of impersonatiug an officer will
come before Judge Diehl ON May .,
Amelia Llnscy, n l1-year-old girl from
ogden. was arrested last night by Ser
geant ElingioH for the ogden police,
n is sal fh.. the virl is an nooul-
glble a.I that an officer from ogden
win De- here this cyulng to take her
back hgua,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
Run on Bank stopped

Washington, April 2S.--National Bank
Examiner Bogworth telegraphs tho
comptroller OF the currency from Mill
waukpo that the run on the First Ma
tioull bank has entirely stopped and
no further trouble is feared. MI Bos-
worth adds that The defalcation VIII not
exceed published figures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
Pound Dead ON the PrAirIe.

Colorado Springs, colo, April 2S.--The
dead body OF a man. carrying la his
pocket journeyman tailor's card is
sued at Sioux city Iowa. and show
inc dues paid up to Dec. I, 1904 has
been found on the prairie near Fouu-
tain The card bore the name OF Joe
r. Moen There were no signs of ylo-
lonpp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
Relntlve of lincoln bend

New York, April 2S.--Mlss Frances
Amelia Lincoln 80 years old reln-
tive Of President Lincoln has been
dead at her home I'm New Rochelle.
She had been IN some time.
Miss Lincoln was frequently n guest
at the White House during the Lincoln
administer and wor present AT
the funeral OF the president.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
JEWISH PAPER, WAY.
Permission Granted TO Publish
Il i'm 81 petershnrg.

81. Petersburg April 2S.-Pcrmisslon
has been granted 20 publish IN the
capital % Jewish paper I'm the Hebrew
Language to be called the Way Su far
as known this is the first time a paper
published I'm Hebrew has been author-
lied .u Russia,
The newspapers resent the protests
I'm the British press over the capture
of ships loaded with Coutruhaud bound
Tor Japan, portiuently pointing out that
they displayed no concern about the
many ships bound for Vladlvostok
which were taken by the Japanese.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
CHARGES AGAINST LOOMS.
Minister Bowen Nay b. sum
moncd Ia Explain Them.

washington, April &-secy. TAFT Is
considering the ndvlsability OF order ny
Minister Blwen, al Caracas, 10 repor
forthwith n Washington 10 explain IN
charges against Ae-L-scty Lcomis
which he has conveyed N soCy TIT In
a personal lcttcr II President Roosevelt
assents this order Will be issued imme-
dialcly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
Rnron,s Estate pIundered.

Mtau CORTLAND, Russia, April 2S.--
The estate Of Baron Rekki, near here,
has. been plundorcd b" armed peasants,
The baron was assaulted and almost
Killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
cardinal Ajuti read.

Rome. April 8.-Cardlral Ardrs5
Ajuti, archbishop OF Verona who Nr
some time hos been sun ring SER oualy
from liver trouble died today. Hp wal
born in Italy ~ h4l, opd was Great. d
a cardinal IN 1908.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28

eo'diGr Lost i'm tha Moun,ai W.
Butte, Mont, April 2S.--A soldier
named Teddy Reynolds, recently hon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
FIGnTING IN MANcurHIA.

London. April 2S-The news OF the
resumption of lighting iu MJuchurla Is
supposed here 10 show that the Japa-
nesa have now decided not TO await the
issue of the impending naval contest,
but 90 utilize the few weeks intervening
between the drying up OF the thawed-out
roads and the arrival Of the summer
rains I'm June for the resumption uf the
land campaign. The completion OF the
railway 10 Mukdcn viii greatly simplify
Field Marshal Oyama's task Of proyis-
ioning his vast army and will thus IN.
CiIitata the renewal of hostuiues.
No further news has been received ~
either Rojrstyeusky or Nebogatoft's
squadrous The report Is confirmed that
the submarine cable has been cut ct
Halnau, but according 60 the Daily Tel
egraphs correspondent at Toxic the au-
thorltiee have learned that the Russians
are using Haiunn as "a base,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28

Island of Penang, Straits settlement.
Aprl 2&-The British steamer Catha-
riuo ApcuT which arrived here today
from Calcutta, reports having passed
two attachments of eight and seven
warsihps respectively last night go miles
south of Penang. They We're heading
for Singapore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
UNION PICIlETS.

The greatest number Of union pickets
were stationed today about barns NJ the
Employers Tenming company I'm Eight
zenith street near State. The non-uniou
transfers are housed I'm these stables.
Special details Of policemen were sent
TO the stables 10 protect the non-uniou
men, AS &c was feared that the most
serious disturbances would occur I'm
the vicinity of these barns.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-12-15
Notice Of Application for Liq.
uor License. - =

State Of Minnesota. County Of st. Louis.
City of Virginia. Sc. -. ~ :
Notice is hereby given that application has
been made In writing to the city:council of
said City Of Virginia and hled IN my Office
praying for license to sell intoxicating liquors
for period of one year. commencing ON the
18th day of December. "A. D. 1906. and fermi-
mating on the 18th day of Dec. A. D.: 1875, BY
the. following persons and at the following
place, as stated in said application. to-wtt;
,.: CHAS. RUNLUND. - -.
=, In the front room ON the ground deer
of the one story brick building sit
uated on lot No. 3 In block No. q. City of
Virginia. Mimi. . -.
Said application will be heard and deter
mtRed by said city council Of tho city of
Virginia at meeting OF said cohncil TO be
held at the council chamber In, said city
OF Virginia on tho 18th day, Of Dec, A. D.
1876, at O'clock p. m. of that day. :
Witness my hand and the seal <of said city
this 18th day of December, A. D. 1906.
A. N. TH0MPSON, s.
Corporate Seal. City Clerk: