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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-05-17
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OBITUARY.
MRS SUSAN M. BEERS.

cently in New Haven, was born in R0xbury. When she was two years old her father, William Tomlinson, removed to Ttnkerfleld district, New town, where her childhood was spent. She was one of 6 large family of 10 children, only i've of whom lived to maturity. Mrs Beers outlived them all. None of them remained in New town. Her mother, whose maiden name was Amy Brisooe, was of a prominent NeWtOwn family. Mrs
 Beers married early in life Philo Sher- man Beers of Bridgewater. She lived 21 years in the Bridgewater home. Then her husband, being . nur- seryman and wishing to extend his business, removed with his family to Cheshire. MT Beers died in 1875. Mrs Beers remained in Cheshire till 1899 when she removed to New Haven,
 where both her daughters were living.
 The last years of her life were years of bodily weakness but mind and mem- 0ry were remarkably good to the last day of her life. The same tender care was rendered her in her last years by her daughters that she in former years had given to her husbands mother, Mrs Marcia Sherman Beers,
 who was also from Newtown, and who lived to the age of nearly 1O2 years. The interment was in the family lot in St Peters church cemetery, Ches- hire, on Tuesday, August IA. It might be noted here that Mrs Susan Beers and her two daughters had the bell that Is now in the tower of St Peters church, Cheshire, placed there, they paying the difference in price be- tween this and the old one which was much smaller. She leaves two daugh- ters, Mrs Norman s. Platt and Mrs Carrie A. Chamberlin, widow of Dr
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HOME NEWS. MASONIC WHIST PARTY. A NOTABLE EVENT SOCIALLY.

The whist party for the benefit o1 Hiram lodge, F. &. A. M., at the New town Inn, Saturday, was a pleasant social event and was attended by about 80 people. Something over s40 wal netted for the building fund of Hiram lodge. Great credit is due MT and Mrs w. A. Leonard, to whose thought full generosity the benefit is dl,e. Light refreshments were dispensed. The prizes were awarded as follows: Ladies first prize, Mrs George F., Sanford, Ia. dies comb;s gentlemen's> ttrst prize. John Chumerasero, work bag; sladies' second prize, Mrs De Bell, h4ndker- chief; gentlemen's second, l.. T. BEis- COG, box of cigars; ladies' third prize, Mrs F. H. Stevens, medicine case; gen. tlemen's third, Mrs L. 0. Morrill, silver match box; ladies' fourth, Mss Bessie Glover, silver compete; gentlemen's $ fourth, John Beers, horse whip; ladies' fifth, Mrs E. c. Bevans, handkerchief; gentlemen's s fifth, F. Fl. Stevens, i've pound box of candy; ladies' sixth, Miss Edna Gibson, berry dish; gentlemen's sixth, Mrs Lawrence Taylor, watch; ladies' seventh, Miss Carrie Skidmore, laundry list. The varnish, butter churn and tea were auctioned of. W. A. Leonard bid of the varnish, Mrs w. J. Beecher the churn and A. T. Nettleton the package of tea.
 Those who contributed prizes were: Box tea, Charles P. Coe;l medicine case, Mrs Clarke; laundry list, Mrs Clarke; tive-pound box of candy, w. c. Hib- bard; butter churn, H. 0. Plumb; whip, A. M. Briscoe & Son; solid sil- yer match safe, w. J. Beecher; ladies' comb, The D. M. Read Co.,; berry dish, The Rowland Dry Goods Co.,; silver compete, friend; box cigars, Levi 0. Morris; ladies' handkerchief, Mrs James M. Blackman; ladies' handker- chief, Mrs w. M. Re eynolds; ladies' handkerchief, Mrs Chumasero; work bag, Mrs George F. Taylor; watch, B. w. Button & Co.,: gallon Crockett's varnish, Charles F. Towner; bottle olive oil, Frank w. Minor. Donations of cash were received from MT and Mrs H. N. Tiemann, Mrs A. w. Bas- sett, Mrs Lefferts W. Lloyd, T. Fl. Mo- Kenzie, William Hard, Miss Sterling, MT and Mrs J. 0. Bloom, Carlos O. Peck, MT and Mrs J. E. Foster, Gus tavus Betts, R. c. Betts, s. P. Glover, H. Fl. Peck, Hubert Smith, A. F. Smith, Rev John Edgecumb, Dr Hen ry E. Waite, H. Fl. Frost, Miss Nellie Riggs, Thomas Fl. Brown, A. B. Blakeman, c. w. Garfield.
 The patronesses were: Mrs Levi 0. Morris, Mrs George F. Taylor, Mrs A. F. Clarke, Mrs James M. Blackman, Mrs w. J. Beecher, Mrs Alfred M. Briscoe, Mrs w. A. Leonard, Mrs R. N. Betts, Mrs Austin B. Blakeman and Mrs s. A. Blackman. Mrs Leonard desires through THE BEE to return thanks to all who contributed prizes, and to those who made cash donations.
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Several candidates for teachers of
 the private school are being consid. cred, and 1t is probable the school will open in September at the usual time and place.
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Miss Grace Osborne gave a very pleasant salamagundi party to a few friends on Friday afternoon. The first prize, jewel case, fell to Miss Helen Allen; the second, box of writing paper, to Miss Marguerite Beecher, while Miss Loretta Hayes carried of the consolation prize, q bottle of catsup. After the contest was finished cake and ice cream were served.
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DOD0lN0TOWN.
NE1aHBORHOOD DO1Nas.

NEldaBOR6UOD DO1NaS.
 MT and Mrs D. c. Bevans and A. E. Bevans have been spending few days at Fairfield Beach. They are soon expecting to put afloat 8 large sail boat there, which is nearly completed for shipment.
 MT and Mrs Henry Brendel are the guests of Mrs Brendel's parents, MT and Mrs Philip Schnabel.
 Mrs Mack has moved from Elmwood into the George Hoyt place, where they are harvesting the hay crop.
 MT and Mrs John Behn entertained number of relatives, Sunday.
 Arrivals at Howick Lodge, the past week, were: Dr and Mrs c. A Gaudet, New Orleans, La.; Dr and Mrs Henry Waite of Rye, N. Y., Mrs Jessie Elwell of New York City and Mrs Bissell of Cleveland, O. ~-.3-. -~. '-
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Miss Dorothy Lucia Bartram re- turned on Friday, from the Laurel Franklin hospital in New York. Her condition is so much improved that the brace from her leg has been re- moved. The little lady has been un- der treatment for four years.
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G. G. Oakley and family, who have been spending a few weeks at their cottage in Zoar, will return tomorrow (Saturday) to their home in Mamaro- neck N "
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Mrs Patrick J. Griffin returned to her home in Passaic, N. J., Saturday, after visit of month at the home of her mother, Mrs Peter Bradley, on Curtis Hill
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Mrs George P. Sanford has had the front fence about her place repaired and a new one constructed on the east side of her property. George A. NorthrOp did the work.
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HEADQUARTERS l7Tn CONNECTl. CUT VOLUNTEERS ASSOClA. TON.

BRIDGEPORT, CONN.,, AUGUST 28, 1906.
 Comrades: The annual reunion will be held at Grand Army hall, Sturde- want building, 925 Main street, Bridge port, Tuesday, August 28. As soon as the comrades reach Bridgeport they will immediately repair to Grand Army hall, without further ceremony, SO that the business meeting may be opened by 10 a. m. sharp. The hall is large and connections, with an adjoin- ing banquet room capable of seating over 300. The ladies of the G. A. R. will furnish splendid dinner for the modest sum of soc. Dinner will be served promptly at IF o'clock. This will give the comrades ample time to visit Steeplechase Island, with it's many and new attractions, or else where about the city as they may see fit. Report for duty promptly on time, or to the Guard House you go.-fLieut Edward M. Lees, president; Albert ". Peck, secretary, Newtown, Conn.
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Ezra Young, the faithful sexton at the Congregational church, was laid up for several days from the effects o1 being stung by 8 lot of bees.
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Reynold Grancourt, Charles Luneau, MT and Mrs Charles Banzet, Misses Lilly and Blanche Banzet, Miss Telsie Fichtenburg, all of New York City, are visiting at the home of Miss Lilly M. Pourchot in North Newtown
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James Hunnihan and Joseph Reitz of Zoar killed a rattlesnake, one day last week, which had IS rattles. He was a big fellow. Henry Cartwright has recently killed two more in the same locality.
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Allison P. Smith will pass Sunday at Barre, Mass, supplying for his brother, Rev Charles H. Smith, pastor of the Congregational church at Barre.
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MT and Mrs Charles H. McBath of New Haven were guests, Sunday, of Mrs McBath's parents, MT and Mrs E. G. Lake.
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Mrs Elizabeth Wilson, who has been spending a few weeks with her son, George R. Wilson, has returned to her home in Danbury.
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MT and Mrs F. w. Andrews, MT and Mrs George s. Edmonds and Misses Bessie and Berdyth Edmonds of Plum trees enjoyed a few days outing at COmpO Beach, recently.
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William McNish and family of An sonia were guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs Matthias Carroll of Great Ring.
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Charles Surrell of Zoar has leased the blacksmith shop at Hawieyville, formerly run by the late William Bald win, and opened the shop for business, last Monday. MT Surrell is an experi- enced and skillful workman and all work entrusted to him will be sure of being done in the best workmanlike manner.
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Herbert Flansburgh of Black Rock spent Sunday here, the guest of his mother, Mrs M. Fl. Flansburgh.
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Miss Mary Hawley of Berkshire has returned from visit with friends in Waterbury.
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Miss Margaret Carroll of Great Ring is enjoying 8 stay in Huntingtown with her aunt, Mrs Mary Grove.
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Misses Olive and May Wooster of Washington, D. O., are guests of Mrs W. o. Barlow at Botsford for few days.
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The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church sent anoth- CT lot of flowers to the Jacob A. Riis mission in New York, Monday morn ing.
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a guest, last week, of MT and Mrs B. s. Lowell.
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MT and Mrs Clifton Hoyt, son and daughter, of Derby, came up in MI Hoyt's automobile, Sunday, and were guests of MT and Mrs Frank Wright. Mrs Hoyt and daughter, Miss Elsis, remained for a weeks visit.
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Misses Agnes and Margaret Dixon of New Rochelle, N. Y., are spending few weeks with MT and Mrs Thomas E. Bailey at Great Ring.
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l.. c. Nicholson and George R. Will son visited MT and Mrs Emerson Wilson in Ridgefield, last week.
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MT and Mrs l.. H. ElsenbOss of Brookfeld were guests, Friday, of MI and Mrs George R. Wilson.
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MT and Mrs John Calvin of ZoaI spent Saturday at Steeplechase. Island, Bridgeport.
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Let every Newtown farmer plan to make some exhibit at the Newtown fair. It is now only six weeks away.
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Hermon Fl. Peck has added a fin' Jersey COW to his herd, bought of { drover passing through.
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Rev c. H. Smith of Barre, Mass. passed Friday night in town, the guest of MT and Mrs Arthur J. Smith.
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E Miss Georgiana Minor of MiddletoWn n Is the guest of the Misses s. J. and M. Elizabeth Scuddef.
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has been visiting relatives in town, the past week.
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Mrs Ellen Hunnihan of Zoar is suffer. ing with the rheumatism.
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Miss Helen Finnell of Bridgeport is the guest of Miss Anna V. Keane.
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Miss Loveridge of Bridgeport has been the guest of the Misses Jessie an6 Mabel Taylor.
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Charles H. Merritt of Chicago, Ill. who is visiting. with his family, 8, Elmer w. Fairchild s, passed last weel in Boston, Mass.
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Rufus s. Andrews of Waterbury spent Sunday with relatives in town
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Oyster shells for poultry at s. E. Sanford & Co.'S.
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MT and Mrs Knapp of New York are enjoying a sojourn at the pleasant home of Mrs Elizabeth Barnum in Dodgingtown.
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cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia. En- tierly vegetable Safe.
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At the meeting of the Ladies' Whist club, last week Thursday afternoon, the first prize. set of lace doilies, fell to Miss Patterson, and the second, a. silver top toilet bottle, to Miss Bessie Glover. Refreshments of cake and cream were served.
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Myron N. Chamberlin, both living in New Haven. Susan M. Beers died August II, aged 83 Year& Her final ailMent was mild attack of oongeo- ti0n of the lungs and weak heart ag. gravated by the hot weather.
 The Happy Home Specialists is the name the Wentworth: Furniture O., 115 John street, Bridgeport, arc knovn by. They are prepared to fit out . house complete and you will do we'll to call on them, ,as you will find the latest and most up-to-1ate line of furniture. carpets and household goods.
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0AOToR1A. B..ntas @hNd ya n.s n1e - 's::;~ &zH2Z<zzx
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Miss Charlotte E. Plumb of Bridge port has visited Miss Grace E. Osborne.
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Professional Cards.

ALBERT l.. SCHUYLER, M. D.. :,
 PHYsIoIAN AND SURGEON. once over NeWtown Savings Bank. aours: 0-10 .. m., 1-2.3O ?. m. O6co phone No. 1O--.
 House phone Candy Hook) 29-5. Hours at house, 5--7.30 p. m.
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Wringers.
Bicycle Tires.

Do not fail to come to for Bicycle Tires. No can sell you better goods or for less money
 $I.75 Up.
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If It's Made of Rubber
 We Have It" 
Fruit Jar Rings.

Are you troubled to get good Fruit Jar should visit our Stores for the best.
 All Kinds, 7c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
BIG CONSOLIDATION OF
MANY COAL COMPANIES
New Concern With Millions of
CAPITAL VIII Control BIZ
luminous Region.

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. At was re-
ported today on ;he best authority that
one Of tho largest deals in the history
Of bituminous coal business was con-
summated this week. whereby a corpora
ton known as the Pennsylvania. Boach
Crock and Eastern Coal company, with
capital OF So, 900 600, acquires by q 999-
year lease, all the property and business
of the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke com
pany. the Beach Creek Coal and Coke
company and the North River Coal and
Wharf company and a number OF electrlc
light and water companies controlled
by the old corporation. c. D. simpson
and T. II. Watkins Of Scranton are large
ly Interested In tho project.
The Importance OF this transaction
will be readily appreciated from the fact
thet the new company will control ap-
proximately $4,000 acres OF coal lands
containing over 1000 coke ovens now In
operation.
Tho company owns 1000 private rail-
road cars and will control the business
already established In distributing coal
throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
New York and New England.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
BINGHAM SOCIETY

Special to Tho Tribune.
BINGHAM, Aug. Mrs. Jake Hoster
apont Tuesday in tho cty.
o. E McrryAcld has loft camp for an
eItondod trip TO tho Nevada gold helds.
Miss Boss Chandler entertained Miss
Crtchlow and Miss Wolby Of Salt Lnko
during tho wock,
MT. and Mra c. J. Barnos and children
will shortly leavo for two months trip
through Colorado.
Manager williams Of the Highland Boy
npont Wednesday in the city.
Miss Frnnoin Clays Of Salt Luleo 10 20 be
tho guest OF her brother Mr.. Will Clays, and
family for tho summer.
Mr.. L. a scovillo has eone to Nevadn to
look aftor his mining properties there.
Miss Ron Mnyno has rs.urncd to camp.
after few days visit In Salt bako.
turned from MiameBburg bringing his
mother with him. Mrs, Catrow win re.
mnin most Of tho timo in Salt Lnke.
Tho circus drew quito a number to Sal.
Will Shelly and son Ray. MT; and Mrs;
Robert Ward, Mrs. Kent Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hicks, Mrs, Robinson and daughters,
eSosrs soa rs assS Ky
and daughter, Mrs, Eckman and son Victor
and Earnest Dean
Mr.: and Mr4; D; Toschnor. together with
Mr. Thomas Toachnor and wife, left for
Frod Carlisle hss loft for Galveston, To1,,
to accept position with tho Postal Telc'
graph company. Mr.. Carlisle haa been the
operator at the depot for some timo-
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Amens have given up
thoir residence In Bingham and VIII mako
thoir homo IN Salt Lake.
Mrs. John JimpEon, Jr., has roturnod to
camp, after an extended visit with her
mother in Seattle
Mr. d. A McCur.ain Of sals Lrke was
In Damp tho frst OF tho week, looking ovor
tho Copper Glance mine In which ho Ia
heavily Interested.
Mr.. and Mra. Jerome Bourgard are spend
ing q week or so at tho Hot Pota up Provo
canyon.
Superintendent purteo Of tho shnwrnu.
wsnt TO Salt Lake Friday to consult with
Director Williams Of tho shawmut company.
John Hooking has returned from his va.
cnton up, tho Weber
Mr.. and Mro Q. E. Adderlcy and children,
with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Williams. spent
Thursday in tho city. The party went to
Salteir in tho afternoon and to tho circus
IN tho ovonlng.
Mr. Lichroy Rogers Of Boise, Ids, WAS
in camp tho frst part OF the week,
Mrs. ostler OF Highland Boy recently en-
tertalned Mrs. Z. l.. Sheperd, president Of
tho W. O. T. U.
An leo croarn socinl will be given By tho
Ladies' Aid nociety Of tho Methodist church
next Tuesday eyoniDg. Quito an elaborate
programme has been prepared and tho oven
Ing promises to bo o pleasant one.
Mrs. w. n. Woodrlng returned TO Damp
Thursday, aftor q brief visit In Salt Lake
Mrs. Sarah Breckon is entertaining
Mrs. o. D. Bronard has returned from a
visit with Mrs. Clark 1T Murray,
Mrs. 8. S. Jones and Charles are
spending week up Big Cottonwood.
tives, Mrs. a II. Rock Of Bingham Junction,
Mrs. ]. Doch and daughter and Mr. Arthur
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
REUNION CLOSES
AT MT. PLEASANT
Black Hawk War Veterans
Return Heme Well
Pleased.
GRANDSTAND FALLS DOWN
DURING HORSE RACES
Number Of People Are Injured,
but None of Them
Fatally.

Special to Tho Tribune.
BPHRAIM, Aug. Tho Black Hawk
War veterans reunion cana to a close
last night In a blaze of glory. During
the close Of tho day largo number of
people left for their homes. and during
tho early morning and most of tho night
people wero leaving tho camp ground,
tirod and weary OF the threo days on
campment
During the afternoon. while the horse
races were In progress, tho grand-stand
gave why and n number of people wero
more or less injured. A young man from
Gunnison was severely injured, and Mrs.
Bradley of Moroni was rendered uncon-
scious. Several others whose names
could not be learned, were more or less
injured.
Another Accident.
young son of Chris Anderson Of
Spring City also met With quite a serious
accident while on hie way home. Tho
animal which the young man was riding
young man and rendering him uncon-
scious, DR.. Ray Of this city was called,
and attended to the dressing OK the
wounds.
Howell IB Heard.
CONGRESSMAN Howell was In attendance
and made O speech TO the assembled
hosts. Mr.. Howell told tho veterans that
some Of them might be able to secure
pensions, but ho gave little encourage
ment to most of the early day fighters
of Indian wars.
Considering the grcat number Of people
present, Ephraim did herself proud in tho
entertainment OF her guests, and tho
vast throng went away oongratulnting
themselves on the hospitality extended
during the encampment.
Richfold had boosters on tho ground
during tho enoampment pulling hard for
tho next annual reunion Hor badges
wore much in evidence, showing that
Richheld was very much favored for tho
next eneampment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
MORGAN AGAIN HEARD FROM.
Takes o Hand in Consolidating Eastern
Railroads.

NEW YORK, Aug. Al. P. Morgan &
Co., acting at the request of btockhold-
ers of the Hooking Valley Railway COM
pany and the Kanawha & Michigan Rail
way company, today give notice that
they have prepared plan for the con-
solidation of these companies and Will
aot as managers IN carrying the plan
into effect
1t IS proposed to use the Consolidated
company to Issue four per cont 3o-year
gold bonds to the amount OF $50. .0o0, 900
and stock to the amount Of $l3.760,000.
it is proposed to retire tho Sl5.o0o,o0O
preferred stock outstanding OF tho Hook
ing Valley company and to exchange It's
$I1, 900, 900 Of stock for similar amount
Of the stock Of the new company, The
plan also provides for tho taking over
OF the stock of the Kanawhn & Micht-
gan company as follows; To give S2.-
$4,000 Of the new company stock for
s4,4e0, 900 OF the stock Of the Kanawha
.s Michigan company now in tho hands
OF tho public, and s5s,oo0 fer the Kama
whA stock held by the Hooking company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
SIMPLE LIFE, NO CANCER
Eminent Chicago Physician Tells of His
Investigations,

CHICAGO Aug. 4.-That cancer onn bo
wardsd of by tho ''Smplc lne' Is the
lesson learned by DR.. Nicholas Sem, who
returned to Chicago today from m extended
tour through the interior OF AfrioA. In
describing his explorations through tho
Dark Continent, DIR, Senn declared that
tho nenror man approached tho lower ami
mails in simplicity OF habit and diot. tho
lcss liable is he to cancorous growth. He
sad cancor 80 almost unknown among the
nativea Of tho intorior of Africa, because
OF the simple habits OF the people and that
civilized man Is Ike hothouso plant, and
luxurious living.
DR.. senn won't to study tho pyEmios, an
nboriglnn lraco of that country, and the
pests which infcst Il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
Las Fegas Ronopah Road Can
ps& Proceed for Lack
j., of Ties.
SAIL0RS UNION DISPUTE
CAUSE OF THE DELAY
Expected That Sufficient Ma
turiaI Will Be Obtained in
Week to Complete Road.

ODB ANGELES, Aug. A.-rhe building
OF &s Las vesas-Tonopah extension Of
ths gslt Lake road has been suspended
.or nearfy a month past because OF lnok
Of ties and bridge material, due princi-
paIlY to tho strike of the Sailors union
at Pacific coast ports, Within weok,
however, the company expects shipment
Of material from the north which Will
enable them 10 resume work, The line
win be completed, 1t ia anticipated, as
far as Beatty In two weeks and to Hhyo-
lite by September 10.
Senator Clark is now IN Butte, from
which point be will leave for New York
August 7, and will call for Europe August
10. for two months stay
On the occasion OF this European trip
the Senator will for the first time see
his youngest son and heir, born there
somo six weeks ago.
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was close call for tho little fellows

life,
Representative @. n. Miller of Law
renee, Emory county, Is here on busi-
ness.
Fred Ray, brothor of DR.. q. N, Ray,
came down from Idaho this week md
will rcmain several days visiting friends
hero.
Prof. D. G. Jensen Of Logan visited
friends here during the wook. Prof Jen-
sen WAS at ono tmo principal Of the
school here, and Is we'll and fnvorably
known by all the people OF this city.
Miss Amy Lyman of Salt Lake has boon
the guest OF Miss Nina Hasler for sov-
oral days.