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The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02
THREE JURORS CURED

OF Cholera Morbus with One Small
Bottle VI ChAn,heriAin's ChoIic Chol.
era and DlArrheea Remedy.
Mr.. G W. Fowler OF H,ghtower, Ala,
relates an experience he had while scrv-
lug on petit jury in Il murder case al
Edwardsville, county seat Of Clebourne
county, Alabama. He says: while
there ate some fresh meat and some
souse meat and it gave cholera morbus
in very severe form. was never more
sick IN my life and sent to the drug store
for certain cholera mixture, but the
druggist sent me bottle OF Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Darrhoea Rem
edy instead, saying that he had what
sent for, but that this medicine WAS SO
much better he would rather send it to
me in the fix ! WAS in. I took one dose
OF il and WAS better in five minutes.
The second dose cured me entirely.
Two fellow jurors were afflicted in
the same manner and one small bottle
cured the three OF u.s." For sale by all
druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02

VEsSAI- UrAm. August, 1906
J. W. Phys 4 Co,
Monte Vista. Colo.
Dear Sirs:-Your letter os Augus,
1sh just received aud J. II. Baxter hss
rsessrsd your letter 70 me Tor answer.
Rsst No. xlss will b . god selection.
No. llac wiil coms 10 about 3uO TO 1iOO
10 ny opinion. st any rate the numberu
sss COOL Tor . good homestead. The
sosl y equal u any on earth, no bstt~r.
plenty os water 70, all the land. and all
ktssss os fruit and vegetation can h
raassd % the reservation. VERBAL soIl
raisss svssvshIns. and The coll on III.
rsssevssaoo - much better. No sikii or
s4e6e led 70 spsak u. think I can 10
eaas you bsetss than II you wsss here on
ths sesssvaesoo. - have bsso On the
sseesvaasos eps over tsa ysass With the
eovsssnset susvsyoss add have graded
~ shessese ss,sotsoes ssd you ~ sai-
" e0@sa9 To- . hoosatsad.
Awotiag your reply
] so0asa youn Huly,
Nswtss tass.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02


Through the iustrumentalities of
the president Of the United States
peace in the far East has been con-
cludet and a million Of soldiers
will now return to their families
and peaceful svocations. The
praises OF our president are on the
lips Of all people the world over
He was not only instrumental in
bringing the wsring nations into a
peace conference. but he brought
the world power to bear upon the
conference aud Tuesday the terms
OF peace were agreed upon. 1t
seemed for days and days that a
money consideration would stand
in the way. but japan grsciously
waived q money consideration in
favor OF humanity. 1t 10 to be
hoped that this may be the last
great war the world shall ever
know aud that national disputes
may hereafter be settled by arb.
tration.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.

nissiosERs.
Denver. Colorado. Aug =, iAn.
Notice IL hsrcby given that DENIM. J. 0ibb-,
whoss ps,stofPic- address is Monte Vista, Colo
"a Aax. =. iso', made application No. Isl. In
the STATE board OF Land Com issioser, To
tsass the following dc-crits--i School Land.. lit.
uats In Rio Grsndc coanty. Colorado. to~iti
West =, Of s~c. nj Twp. W North. Range East.
No other application IA lease the above .ics
esihsd premise. or objection. against the above
application will b- considered altar sept. y,
ltu6.
AAHk q. Woopmuvr.
Register state Board Lasd Comm. .ioacr-.
First pub. Sept, :; Last psb. s~pt. y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02

To the stockholders Of tho FassMo-By Tunnel
Mining and Milling Company:
You arc hereby notified that the regular an.
nuai meeting Of the stockholdcrs and Board OF
Directors Of the Pass-Ae.By Tunnel Mining and
Milling Company convrne- on the second Tues
day OF September, the 18th day. 1876. at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock, a. m, in home office Of the
company, Monte Vista. Colorado, To elect a
Board OF Directors, who To elect from
among their number presiding officer. for the
ensuing year, and to transact ANY and all bust
ness that may come before the m-cting.
JoHS y. CARPENTER,
Secretary.
LIST pub. Aug. 81. 1906.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02
Ranchnenl

Prntemps aud Forabe will
make fall stand at the Garmire
ranch % miles n. +. of Monte
Vista and 6 miles $. f. of Center.
$40 to insure or xS for single ser
vice with privilege Of fall s-n-on
for 50 additional
The MONTE VISTA PERcHERoN
HoRsE BREEDERS Ass CITATION.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02

Fir, pub. s.p, :. La, pub, SOP. y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02

To the stockholders Of the Asiatic Tunnel Min
ing aud Milling Company;
You arc hereby notified that the regular an.
nuAl meeting Of the -tockbolder- and Board of
Dircctor. Of the A-iatic Tunnel Mining and
Milling Company consenes on the second We'd
nesday OF September. tho 18th day. 1906, at the
hour Of 10 o'clock. y. m. in home ONCE Of the
Company. Monte Vista, Colorado to elect a
Board OF Directors, who are to elect from
among their number presiding officer. for the
ensuing ycar. and To transact any and all bust
nc-s tifat may come before the meeting.
WILLIAM 4. S,NYokD.
Secretary.
I.t pub. Aug. vi. Iar.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02
Ruoolaa Possibilities.

Russia covers nearly two couti.
nents OF rich and fertile land with
large mineral deposits and yet
only about nine per cent OF this
vast territory 10 under cultivation.
The great majority Of the Russian
psople are tenants, serfs and slaves.
Leo rolstoy says: "The funis.
mental evil from which the Rus
sian people, - we'll a. the people
OF Europe and America, arc suffer-
ine-is the fact that the majority
OF the people are deprived Of the
iodisputable natural right Of every
man to use . portion Of the land
on which be was born.
Only the emancipation Of the
msjority OF the people from that
lsnd-slavery 10 which they are nov
held can reoder political reforms,
not . plaything and tool for per.
sonsl sims in the hsnds OF politi-
clans. bot the real expression OF
the will OF the people.
"Hslf the Russian peassntry
live 20 that tor them the question
u not how u improve their posi-.
ton, bot only how not to die Of
hunger, they and their families,
and this ouly because they have uo
land"
II Rossia we're 70 adopt the
Americas system Of free lauds-a
homestead 70 the head II every
fsuily-and . free ballot. 10
twenty-five Year, she would be.
come the greatest aud most power.
ful nation on the face Of the earth.
Russia need not fear to give the
ballot TO the ixnoran. peasant. II
y the men OF braias that always
rule aud govern.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02
NOTICE OF APPLICATIOSTOL LEASE
STATE LANDN,

ntssiOsans.
Deaset. Colorado. August u. Lhn.
Notice ls b~svb, given that ". u. stAtte
siso.s ps.tossc~ addrr.. l. Moa.~ Vista. Colo.
- August sosh. tsS, made appilcsssos No. i:tn
W tbs STATE Hard ~ LAID c"~ alsss,ssss W
lsass tbs toilovins described ialssasi Improve
Coiossd.'. N wits
9anss kast.
y" other application N l~ass sh~ shsvs -.
rsihsd ersaisss Ut ottsrsloa. ssaiass W. shove
asp'sssssoa vIll b. eoasIdsfsd after rsetsahss
issA, ~.
Mana U. WososcSv.
REGISTER ststs easrd LssA Cooalssiussss.
ftssA ~. 49, y. Lsss 49, nsea.v.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02

Said animal being unknown to this Board
unless claimed by owner IA OF before sept Il.
isnh. said estrsy ~iii he sold by this Board for
the b-acht Of tho owner ~hsa found.
STATE BoAsp or sTock IAspSCrIoS Cox
nissionkR.. Denver. Cola.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02
NOTICE or QUALIFICATION 70 LEASE
STATE LANON.
ovyics ov rnn STATS BoAsp ~ L,sp Con.
ntaatosGns.

UVvict of I'M sfATt BOAkp ~ LAND Tow,
ntsatosGns.
Denver. Colorado. Angus, -. iss.
Notice |. b-r,b, avsa that Z~ph cha.. rci,,
whose po-,oaie- address l. Beaver. Colorado.
IN Aasa., iith iss. made application No, ist,
10 tbs STATE Hoard II Land Con s'i..ioa-r. to
isa.~ tho follo~ins ds-esiir-d Internal I'm.
pro,-meat Lsnd., .itaat. In Rio 0rand- coan.
". Color ado. Ia witt
n. W. = Of s-ctios u. Township " North,
RaAxS EAss.
No other application ~ Isase tho sho,. do.
sesttsd promise. ~ "hjscsions sssin.s the
aho.e application wili tss cs~sidrr-d sis~r s-p.
tsahes End. iso,.
NAss q. w"ooh,sv.
Register stats Hoard Land co~mi-.ioa~rs
~ Hsb. Ass n. Lao peb. nset. ~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-02
EsTRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom IL may con.
cern that tho following de-crib-d estray AMI
nal wa. taken up near south Fork. Rio Grande
CO.. Colorado, To Wit;
One rcd year old steer branded
On left hip.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-14
Gown from Philippines.

Roosevelt IS wedding gown, which it is
said was one of the mysterious boxes
which came from Japan and the Phil
ippines Among the gorgeous silks and
crepes which were shoWered on Miss
Roosevelt in the east, there is one par
.ticular package which will probably be
shown for the first time to the public eye
as the wedding gown.
Miss Roosevelt attends st. John s
Episcopal church here, and it is pre-
sumed that the ceremony will be per
formed by the rector of that church.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-14
Sl5,l5l,36S NEEDED
TO CONVERT l03,732.

Boston. Dec IA summary Of the
work Of the Protestant foreign missions
made public today by Rev DR.. E. E..
Strong, secretary of the American board
shows that there are 5000 male, 5,154
female missionaries, 65,2S6 native labor
ers and 1,325, 825 communicates at the
20,541 stations and out-stations. This is
an Increase during the past year of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-14

103,732 communicates. There are 901, Ill
persons under instruction.
The total income of all societies in the
United States, Canada, Great Britain
and continental Europe Is S15, Isl, 1868, Of
those in the United States alone
S7O6O,7O1
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-14

To get relief from indigestion, bill
without disturbing the stomach or
purging the bowels. take a few doses Of
Carriers Little Liver Pills; they will
nleaSe Won
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-14
tie Of Speaker Cannon's and has
places on the committee Of foreign af-
fairs and pensions

'tTreat Others as You'd Be Treated. z
pany,' or as one Of the family, he will
appreciate being treated with PickWlck
Rye, for he knows it 8 the best Whiskey
made.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-14
AS a Golf Champion.

IongwoTth is somewhat of an ath.
!ete. He used to be q champion golfer
11 hs also
a golf ball from the front door of the
st. Nicholas hotel to Covington in a
certain number of strokes, thru the city
streets. He won his bet, but had to
pay for several broken windows. On
this exhibition Of his proWess he was
followed thru the streets by a large
crowd.
Longworth is generally spoken Of by
those who know him as "a 6 good fell
low. He is polite, amiable, reconciled
to his own limitations, which lead him
in the direction Of society rather than
the house that attracted attention, but
has always voted right. HHesiis q favor
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-14
Longworth's Biography.

This is the biography Of Representa-
tive LongWorth, furnished to the Con-
gressional directory by himself
8 Nicholas Longworth, republican, Of
the first district Of Cincinnati, was born
in Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov5, 1869; his
Eebool s. ineinnaf Tae s.
from Harvard university 1891 spent
one year at Harvard law school and was
graduated at the Cincinnati law school,
1884. Was admitted to the bar 1894 !;
was a member Of the school board, Of
Cincinnati, 1928; was elected to the
Ohio house Of representatives 1899 and
to the Ohio senate 1901; was elected to
the tiftg. e congress and reelected
80, los. votes to IL, 631 for B. w. Camp
bell, democratic. 231 for John Robert
son, prohibitionist, and 2, 1877 for b. w.
Mason, socialist. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
N DEFENSE or ROCkEFELLER.
DR. Macarthur Replies tn the Charges That
Ills Gifts Arc Tainted.

In the current number OF the Examiner
Baptist weekly, the Rev. DR.. Robert
Stuart Macarthur comes to the defense OF
John %. Rockefeller He is the author Of
long article which exonerates the Sta ndard
Oil Company, and criticizes those Baptist
clergynen who called Rockefeller's 100000
gift tainted money"
DR.. Macarthur says that he has invests
gated carefully certain transaction which
have come in for denunciation from Rookie
feler's critics. and has found that, when
fully understood and fairly judged. they are
of commercial morality,
DIR. GLADDEN. quotes tie denun-
citation Of an Ohio Judge of a railroad officer
for making n certain contract with an agent
of the Standard. But DR.. GLADDEN. forgets
10 state that this vas nearly q generatio n
ago: that the Standard was never Il party
To the SUIT; and. what is more TO the point
that this very contract was ordered can
celed "a soon az il WIS brought to Mr..
EockefelIer's attention
In the celebrated case of the Cleveland
widow. DR.. Macarthur says. the whole
evidence shows that Mr.. Rockefeller con-
Quoted himself like Christian Sc, tlomar.
Every specific act of alleged unlairness
charged against MIR. Rockefeller occurred
twenty OF thirty years ago,
II ia easy for q ma of large r!.1irs to
become involved by those to whom he
must delegate the details Of lis bust css in
transactions which he might rot himsel!
approve. President Tucker of Dartmouth
has criticized Mr.. Rockefeller. Vet Dart
mouth had s.oO,on In the Northern Securi-
ties Company, which. it vas proved. con-
Quoted bllsin ess illegally
Shall DR.. Tucker he branded cs crimi-
nal for thet:" asks Dr. Mac Arthur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
POLICE PICkETING UPHELD.
Their DUTY 10 Use the Ounce Of Prevention
Worth q Pound OF Cure.

"The cure for crime, according to the
doctrinaire, is punishment, beginning
usually with arrest. The worth of pre-
vention compared 10 cure ia sixteen to one
by well known formula. IL not accord
ingly, 1t il fact that in the long statutory
recital Of the functions Of the policeman
the duty to preserve the public peace and
prevent crime comes first So long a. this
duty il imposed upon him he must make
his measures 40 strict that violations Of the
law cannot take place, and the exercise OF
a wide discretion in that regard will not he
interfered with in this department.
In these words Supreme Court Justice
MacI.ean takes issue with Justice Gaynor
in the matter of issuing injlinctions re-
straining the police from pioketng places
aus pecteei OF being poolrooms.
The effect of the decision il to refuse an
Injunction to Frank A. Ptelan, who wants
to stop the police from picketing his Four
teenth street premises. The police main
tain that Phelans apparent business IL
merely cover for poolroom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
WEEKLY CROP BILLETIN.
Most OF the Country Experienced l'nfav.
0rablc Temperatures.

WARRINGTON. May 81 - The weekly bulle-
tin Of crop conGiicn. iss1e by the Weather
Bureau to-day say.
During the week ending May 20 most OF
the country experienced unfavordble tent
peratures frost occurring during the early
most of the mort hern tier OF states east of the
Rocky Mountains. and as tar south as the
Rain interfered with farm work in I,or-
tions OF the South Atlantic and east thilf
States. Tennessee and over an area extend
Dakota, and in portions OF the Lake region:
At the close of the week rain was lnuch needed
In New England and the Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic and east t'nlt states and
The MisSoar ses} I'd on Hattie ~" rn,aI Coast
IN northern California. Oregon aud Washing
Corn planting is larEely finished cxeeo,
in the Lake region. ohio valley and northern
portion of the Middle Atlantic states
Throughout the principal corn States germ
slow. owing 10 cool weather. and n ore than
shs r." "% % sais w pa 9s of ,Tc
has slrer.',, CONSIDERABLY iron ovcrAowe.
In northern Texas. oklahoma. Arkausus and
Tennessee corr ia much in need of tutivaton.
Winter Wheal has suffered Sigh, deteri-
Grafton in portions of tine central and western
districts, the winter whcat belt. hut it con-
tinnes promising, in the eastern districts.
an Improvement being reported from Ohio
Reports of injury from rust continue from:
Kentucky. Tennessee. Mi. 'onr. Oklaho IA
and Texas. and rust and blarckheods are ap
pearing in Illinois Generally the reports
Indicate that the wheat is heading low. In
California the crop is maturing rapidly and
an average yield il indicated In Oregon
and Washington growth has been rapid
too rank sf1yth bsE Ten n from Ore
Although freezing. temperature occurred
In the northern portion of the spring wheat
region, spring " heat is reported rs in good
condition in Minnesota and viii 10 frost in
North Dakota proves injurious, the crop in
that State has not been seriously dana ged.
over tine southern portion OF the spring wheat
region the crop has made more favorable
progress, although growth has been slow.
On the North Pacific coast spring wheat Is
much improved in Wash,n cton. but in ore gon
II has advanced slowly.
Throughout nearly the whole Of the cotton
belt cotton !s IN much need OF cultivai ion
and reports OF abandoned fields are received
from the Carolina'. Georgia.. Alahan,a and
Louis ana. Good stands are generally re-
ported. but tnuch planting re''ains to be done
In northern Texas aud planting j. unfinished
In Arkansas. In southern f"yas AVID IN por-
tons of tli" central and eastern ~ ,tri,ts the
situation is improN cd and The crnu ia dong
well in localities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
on HER SISTERS EVIDENCE.
Divorce Decree Against Mrs. SchIltie Is
Granted TO Walter Schult2P.

Supreme Court Justice I,eventritt siGreh
Yesterday decree awarding to Walter
Schultze divorce from Elizabeth Schu'I",
to whom he WAS married In 1855. Mrs.
Schultze's sister. Josephine Satter. was the
principal witness against her, and at the
trial Justice I.eventritt asked her why abe
had appeared to testify against her own
flesh and blood Mrs. Satter answere d
that abe could not help it; that her sister s
heha vior had been so scardnlous that Il
was impossible for the family to stand the
disgrace any longer.
"Do YOU think your testimony and the
divorce are going to help any" asked jus
tice I,eventritt.
IL don't know" answered Mrs. Satter.
Il tried all could with her. hut it was no
use"
Mrs. Satter's son Walter, barely ]? years
old, was also witness in SchutHe's behalf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
ARMITAGF MATHEWS'S TRIAL.
jerome Wants to Hasten N-Rcmark
Ab1,f iMl1c,l OF In.ic,Ad IaMNrrs

Jerome Wants to Hasten N-Rcmark
\b1ut 'Iu1ci OF Ini!ct"d Lawyers.
District Attorney jerome wants speedy
trial, for Arnitage Mathews, Abc Gruber's
man in the Twenty-tirst Assembly district:
John W. Wooten and Samuel l. Ferguson
all indicted for conspiracy and grand lar
ceny in connection with the looting of
William Wesells estate of s7l 500 All
the cases have been transferred from Gem
eral Sessions to tho Supreme Court. Criminal
Branch, and to-day, before Justice Davy
Mathews, Wooten and Ferguson will be
arraigned for pleading or for whatever
motions they wish to make. District At.
torney Jerome will appear personally and
will urge Justice Davy to Ak an early date
for trial. W, NJ. Il. Olcott will appear for
Mathews.
Abe Gruber has predicted that Mathews
will be -trumphantly acquitted When
Mr.. jerome was asked yesterday about
Mr.. Grubers statement that he, Gruber,
moneys and that MIR. Jerome was simply
trying to block that investigation by in
dieting Mathews Mr.. jerome said.
Il cannot get near enough to the level
OF such man to have an alteration with
him"
The activity displayed around the Dstrc,
Attorneys Office yesterday afternoon s,ig-
gested that Mr.. Jerome had turned in
something new in his investigation of David
Rothschid's administration Of the Wciseli
estate as temporary administrator. RClhs-
child was brought over from the Tcmbs
and was questioned for two hours by Assist
ant District Attorney I,resel. Then there
wer, number of conferences between Mr..
Krescl. MIR. Jerome and Mr.. Rand. Mr..
jerome seemed to devote most of the after
noon to the case. When he was asked
by the reporters what 1t all meant, he said:
There is nothing new-that Is, nothing
to tell"
Quizzed by the reporters, Mr.. Jerome
said. apparently apropos of nothing
There are so many lawyers indicted
up a special calendar of indicted lawyers
and receivers of stolen goods and having
them tried alternately"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
RAILROADS.
REWYJ6K, NEW HAVEN 1 NARTFOR1R,R R.

rta,ns q. .srl from "iani Central station ia
81. and ia Az, as follow. for
BOSTON, v!r Nrw LONDON and Providence ',h
,.glou. $1,000: -, $4,000 '',,'"i. 'A&"
BOSrON, y.a W1l,nantic -'Ssv, A;M.. $40. NJ
BOSTON, via springfield 'sm \ NJ, .'",
'"IhJ 1900 y. NJ
rriVHDl no, i, Putnam 4 Wnrc.st"r y ".
LAkEyiLLs &oAToi.k r, ,,'i ,, j y 'S;Ji r Z
plTrsfiEl.D 1850. 1850 !, NJ: '!ai T. NJ
wATERBuRy and ,WlNSTEl,- 80 is@ Ism
,,;:oi, 'dOo, $500 10 Waterbury, y. NJ
Ticket olnrcs al Ctirand Central station and ri?slh
ST., also at Goa. c28i. 1885, ci35+ Broadwav - IA rk
Place. CO Union Sauarr els, Filth \ q, c2ii
Columbus Ave. 0t9 Madison Ay', r?13 v s. i?Sth
ST.. ?79s Third Ave. In Broos'"n. cJ,?. Sn Fulton
ST., 800 Broadway Nf. D.
...Da'y 'EHc,p! Snn!aE .S.indhys only
.Paror Car Limited. Was dining cPsrIor
aud Stepping CA i,H ItMSl 2,s9 GEN Pass 40,
O. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. sum-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
10Y DRAGGED TO DEATH.
The Halter OF a Runaway Horse Was Tiet
to His Wrist.

New BRUNSWICK. May S.-Clarence
Smith, bound boy, who has been living
with Harry Gordon Of the Grant cry Necl
road, had been looking after the horse.
during Mr.. Gordon's illness. The last
horse he took out to the water trough las
barn door Of pulling hack Clarence knew
Of this trick. Last night, In order TO lie sure
that the animal would not slip him, he TIED
the halter rope to his wrist
When the hoy reached the tarn door the
horse backed. The boy vas throNn na
under the horses fact. Thr en;r,a
startei az fuh sy,,d ac~o,s toe lernva"t
to tn" 6"lcis N az ~, osGainc the .tunn l.,
boy after 81 =. IN, hor iuapnG o.
harro-s, u'Ss and cth', .s'r &c, ~ =.
managing the 10y ani tea in hI cot,
TO shreds: He was dead when a nsi n .
sto-~>d INA horse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
SUE LETTER ron lost LIVES.
Suits to VIC Brought "n sse!,aif Of For,
Cisners ALLIED ut ZcI.lcr

tSnfTs t|Iieu ~ Let-icr.
CHICAGO. MAJ 3i,-Joseph Letter is to be
the object OF damage suits In connection
with the explosion at his mino at Xeiylor,
ILL.,, on April g. Suits for an amount azgre-
eating probably $50 900 are to be brought
against him at the instance of three fore ign
Consuls. Attorney Frank Rockhold, acting
In the interests of the three Consuls, has
completed his investigation of the mine
disaster.
Under the State mining law said Mr.
Rockhold, the company is Liable to fine
Of IS, 900 for every life lost by accident
Fifty--:hrea lives we're lost in al. In the
List OF dead. however, q ere were twenty
:aree Americans. snail attempt to collect
the full indemnity only for the lives Of the
H. Sylvester, acting Austrian Consul;
Count Rozwadowski, the Italian Consul
and Baron Schliprenbach. the Russian
Consul, commissioned Mr.. Rockhold to make
the investigation.
MIR. Letter said he could prove the ACCT
dent was not due to criminal carelessness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-01
New IS ,ooo. 900 Muc,;,,ry Com,.,,

TRENTON, \. j., May 81, The Manning.
maxwell d Moore Company was incor-
porated ere to-day with an authorized
capital OF s5,ctc,ooo. TIE company is to
m ma and sell all kinds of ms chin cry.
Inc hcorporators are John L. Grigcs Of
Paterson, Colby Il. G.. este, Jr.. of Green :
Wich, Conn, and Donald Holme, OF Pater.
eon: The principal Office of the company