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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

Yakima burbank patatass ts8n 3 per
ton. White Rivers tteHtk per Ton
Sweets. g. ~ per rHf Yellow bapftf
ONIONS. 30 q. 81 ansil ia PEI eat nfsts.
81. rutataEas prf aHth - native
cabbage prr "a. IVA - eHffata pei
HHfh. bnlf laFt parsley pet dus I'll
TOMATOES per bHa 49, - hafhauas
i.tiugr ulaHiH pafaHiHH. per sack
attn garlic ref ih - fHeambsfe.
hes 40 q Hubbard squash. per ih.
asc California rsisfy. per des a.
3 sarssrsais9. - Is asis,
thnbs,h ~ %. ia, Malla Wai'a
Fruits
Bananas q rWs q extra fancy 40.
pics Dor hos O. a94 fancy apples PER
huK 81 tnffa ~ rhuiHf ahptae per iHat.
fWt 70 cooking apples rsf tsuh ttH
fancy isiapns i.sf - 5 choice
ufahNes bon 3 ss8 u fholee oranges.
pr hps 80 ~ Malaga srapsH. pef
bhl res "a Imported SMYRNA fHs taH.
1ef hns Co. faurg lib beckett fiaH ttei
California white fEr kslh haneH. pee
iH. Be- California dafha sa=lh baasH. PEE
Do. tt. to.lb boxes. PEI 10 - 80
in eassi u % HaiiaNes aafes pet 10
So nsH fafd dates per ~ 81 Re.
per boz q A. pHrhaEe date. per boa
q. ~. NfNNNNHf NANfH III H-tsa 49, EAH A'=
ttsa. fucuauuis. per duH 80 o. pine
appies - ssua
Gags
HgfiriY ffrah ranch saHa PEE duA
4E51Aa Eastern fssf auH AstsHe
Butter srd Cheese
Washington creamery butter per %
~ Eastern fresh hfith per ~. sasfsg
EaHtefn frs~b tuh prf IT, ~ ranch
butter PET ih ieg - aiafaMe. Eastern
fHh paf Do. Gtu a- MeA - ufaiu
Ions horn cheese. per "a. IL twins
per Boz 90 fouHN Amsflsa pef ~ I1e
nrw Daisies rhssss. pei "a lie nep
cream bfick cheese. psf ~. 81. block
asisa' pef b. - imbafsef. Pc IT, ise
Sss foft cheese. pr II. lie. lila
noak. PEI NJ. ise
Poultry
Live old chickens. psf a. isaise
srrins psf o. IL i've arssssa per o.
~ . geHi ~ ss' = e, =, F. r.
sssas ~ p-r H. ~ IT, afssss.i. PEI lb
iFtsssis' iiNt dueAa. per ia if5Ite live
dressed per - iAfiic
Meats
steers. per M s'xe ea~s per u $500
g. trai per ~ evtatse uautuau pr
ih sa4gAr spFihF lanah yer a.. y
drcssrd haEs pef u ~
Live sto<k.
WrthFrs SHEEP psr IN &c ewes rsf
10 aHsN.c steers. pet ~ 81 caNs
per ih tAutr calves. per IL. tu5r
lznt-s. psf head 8
Fiah
ffaiilsit per ~. tHstt salmon trout
dressed pef ID. is'tal r. ffaasu silver
salmon. ~ G. ChinauA salmon. pee a.
e1far. fuundera psF 10. E5Fzlk nalHa
per ih e. futh cod Per ~ 1T
ahrtmua. PEI o. SER frozen NiarH
ead. fsr lh. & i'ne ed PEI u. . sils
ter sWrlts. hUNf pet III olympia
agsffra pef snes. tAn4t = tas = per
SCI Clans. q psf sack tsauss uesH
Grads o. tii g.
HAY AND FEEDATuFFS
Hay EArtsrn Wanhlngtan Timothy
- psf tsn Puget sound. tsHaA per
fuu auhhlr compressed hsktnfu
N Washington. g. pr ton. Ahaaf hay.
90 PER loo alfalfa 81 ref ten
Oats Eastern washington g. per
gau Puget suund HNsuM pes sau
Hafisy Relied - 80 ton whals -
asf ton.
corr whois alaE5 pr ten cracked
fgiuz pr ton. feed msaL 1Has psf
ton
WHEAT Ped. - PEI tea. eli cake
meal ~ per ten rniddunEa. = peg
ton bran. 81 rsr feH shaffa. - per
ton chopped feed. tz.8Ts gsf Ean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
REACHES FRISCO

The steamer indianapolis. recent
~ purchased by the Alanha steam
ship company. stopped at Frisco for
coal last night She made the trip
from New York around the Horn In
remarkably quick time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
Westker Foreeast-Fair tonish' ~
Wednesday fresh east wines

Rev. John J Daniels. sEsi 9
evangelist. from Rockford. III. -
has been CONDUCTING week q q
vival meetings in the swedish -.
sion church. Pike St and bels's
av- viii return from SPOKANE ~
dav ana preach IN the same chuia
Tuesday and Wednesday eFehinsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

Fer ssls-Rssi Estate
A SNAP
PR Raie-A nice. cottage nfyis. nine
rsnu rraidrfice. 0me block fFufn fra-
YER Way or nies siftsti house i
raasiefn. Fas nud electric faAtufeH.
bath and toilet both az ard dnWn
stairs Aina ihrEr maHh ruafn. Dot iu
aaktu fcrf. aN improvements in and
paid for this property r. rented io
hFHi class tenant. aNaHr All cell u
uu easy terms At ies figure. Cal
az Uffiog.
SPECIAL MARaAtS
Have q larsr nine room house 9Th an
ssceptipnal1 tlns la!ss iasa. tree
20 Jancs This pfapsftf e suitable
faf lafEr family ana the owner
wni make . sacrifice price an Il and
Fiss the purchaser almost bis own
Cal at office ana - ulH meet yon
both nn price and terms. e yus Naut
% pufF base
JH WHITE.
~ Oriental iiika. next to Alaska BidE
d 80 ts,o cash ltautlful s.soous mod.
ern. brand nrw cottAKe on Queen
Anne hlIi
No SO rash. balance any tsrnss. Z.
ruums on Queen Anne itilA
O. 90 fuq Caah. tsaian nee like rent 9
roam modern cottage. eiosa ln
O 30 -room cottage int issatE $40
cash balance e. suif
TREES a SMITH
~ walker BiaE -tf
1. 5sa1a only So cash far uew ana
modern aiKaruuu hnuEH on Ma
dfuua liiil one - the urrtfient
locations uFfrlaakfHa the A.akf.
cement haFfiasHt laundry Tabs.
constructed AZ street Improve
h ~ FEuREN co
ne Cniwuhia Fl
Phone Main iE or Ind 90
MY ONE. AND SAVE Rent.
s. nnaFuf o. Enud fuurar room house aud
tuFn lots street efaded ard city va
ffr. rrHr fhr street ear line eatsi
Wow = cash. balance uu time
81 HfuH Fuf riKafoHm cottage bath
toilet pantry ftH lafEe porch good
view. one block FROM street car. $50
cash. balance per month
WfNsifIr mos
Room HW GulfHau fidE
AT sacrnre small stock - grocer
lea nu Ger Zine cash. tutH ar stock
o. ~ SCOTT
Gsll Greenwood Ave
Phones North aa A 7a0
GROOM modern house. mantle and
rrnts. reception halt pantry bath
closets and basement A fine httv
sA and ave. North. Black assa 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

J II. Beauchamp. a collector for
the Chas H. LILY company, has
been charged by the prosecuting at
torncy with embeaaling funds he
collected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

This southern woman OmniiiN
suicide IN Chicago the zane dag iAE
General Joseph A. Wheeler died !
New York She was Bis close o..
sunal friend. and she had besn u
pressed at neNe 81 hts faial iligka
and by business rexeTses she vi
n capable business woman. iafHa.'
ID N several enterprises. eae 4
which vas the Bailey Besien BlwaE
company During tie colguhan
exposition she vas secretary :
Commissioner Gsuefal Davis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

o. ooo % FOR very nearly one acre all
~ cultivation good Groom hpuHsi
barn. chicken aud plRean houses
ielp cash. bal tiaea PEI month
IHo no fur hfoom cottage aud lots
ritN water close 10 eat tletea cash,
bal EVpo per mouth
"a acrra, fine aaii. rlass 70 car aud
school city water only tlstpaa.
RAfNfEu VALLEY
6 acres. Rainier valley. fine tiew II
Lake WaHh onlY rwao refms.
sfaam cottage aud lots ff,nt trees
and small hrrfieH, fine ktew uhlf
o. go no. tiiao taah. bal 100 pei
mouth
ruom house aud large inta al Green
Lake Hii frufud ana cleared. city va
ter ANA sidewalks tis1 o.
& large lots. an n cultivation ffutfa
and garden. t.fonm house. plaai.fsd.
eitY water Hnd bath. li.afg a. 80 ~
cash bal terms.
one acre. Broom house. close q school
aud uaE. tc fare o. tuao0 Fine prop
sftf and a snap
room house . iotu. close h Haluirf
boulevard. o. eoup.
We have some fine iota Ia liiliman
1itF that Ne can cell you Nfff tea
hunahl, Come in and look aRef nsf
q and o. Sullivan hidg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06
Star Want AID. AGENCIES

G. n. Lehndefff. elnaf ttofe, 10
Second avenue
Quake urua store, tota First Az.
enus
r. n. Mailer. ~ Ballard avenue,
eefssIte city bail
feeaant prua Co. tWinp street
ard Fremont avenue,
rhes. asffis. AZ Postotties. ksh'
tea
ftss eastlaks. Uas,laks prua CO,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

BANGING tausht la four pflyate -.
aaHa Naetahar Temple NM ana
Pee Main Nffs I. 4 heet
rastasd stevens. sole otiginatvf q
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06


. 60 s'fosm house on Bellevue parth
q 10 New s.foeia rsoisfa eattass IA
sslus.
no 4 g.i6ri t,s,ise a. fnsuts uinth.
fight ID car vets cheap
30 New S.fonfu cottage 81 Fremont
.n1n
'~ - fss 4 90
al. A 49,. 49,
~ 'fN'''
uov.vpu IF,sfs "a
.ps 2 fthlief Heck
s"' ''1''''
Main - Ina lea
sao a. Pour. r,,am cottage. to blashs
ass .l ,si ,l,,,. 'i''' '''s 's'sh s'1
ErfESnID
coffkor
4 ,s..,.. y,,r,,tt,,' feil E elss Hkht tsd
.,s.,,.s 10 rias@tm paaa 1saHtfs
$1,000. uirs tereg iog elrm -
fMks sss..s,tp.ssg e.nsnf Aaiks
49, .frvsf sfea.a = hlassk ffssst
- - a.. -iat4 - ii - - eaah
r gpU a 80
-z----
rE.F uAuaAI.a
"A. sfrrs m. AMI - sash ana 5
o. menu
=. -. ~. -, 80 =. - s,9s5tb
So q, arfss. sIass h. Sc eash ard
- H,an,n. w ~ a - u,..,.
a..
~, So
tatn fWe
e.r tsha vour rhnifr - our nrw plat
49, 80 ..s,.,,.. - fet.3, -
~ 49, $3.50 : s.s4,s.sss.f -.
.-.'..t 1890 ssss.5f Trf,sss
=. 800 4 - s.,ersst.
W @ttantt.ff Afatfa
80 -. sss e,.,9s,.sls ssss
y , t...t : = ~, -. "a - = $500.
s,,t,l.. -. - - -
~ 80 - -ftf -. t,s....
s,i,at. -. Mn ~ -.
,t =. fs.i.-.s s1tft $50 -.
- ~ - sinell "a t.ssa, g 80
eAef MN. - -.
= N'". . H'A'' nv . ~ - a.
,,,,srr ms eofn
MAnl ~ rastl
frrtiisst ICON ~ t.s slil
rec pflnn hAtt hath eaHf fiaffah tahf
@ff tAfuat miAk i8a..s@ 49, 49,
sAin' ~ s-t - mac an .s
NHN. ~ wv HaNNHHh ~
SKA ~ hfAltf -
% brpssf binEk
- 80. :. - -.
tHotih h"esfs vi setn
80 " tet - ~
sssk. llns 49, 80. .'th sitg HAisf
pic NNls sss. H. hsf
car - Msshlnstga sttsss ta haufh
tast hfath'' - oiA - etttsa I'll
a., - -. - -. -. =,
r. ihfrg arr fesssas afsf5eaAins
II A@Af h,el y e sftf4ef
u hFAt NlHn 49,. -
= III - -
~. ei9ia pa ~
ihnhe Astn - - Aha ~
Two lArar lots. house snssa Fisu a
h@f anA cry w fN% MAst sci see
IAndlna. Wet Seattle. Ind \ st&s
a
-. - -, .e--.-=,s-.--- -
IL ~ l4 p
fsssa N cenN s@ffeHs A.
infect " fltft ht'h- stattfe.
MohbitN nv en- h9tiea and
- nht' ~ AtAsAe tAefh - =
af hN' e,5,,7-r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

naara are bJabyr. but { am atul sells
Ing AZ tha a8nf rrire
EFesH eaurl toora, f'y eii finish 8 q
pet door
eEasa panei doors fer painting g. 10
PR Haaf
IS Hs1aW ffawra. Cor WEIGHTS 81 -
NtnaHN france. piHiu. fitu
+ sen fH NHN umr aud I haNe uHtf NnH
PRICE Sod Zoe prise liHtH aHH hHF
fFHm me al az taw - prize 81 NaHF
aNaFest dealer tau possibly purchase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06


pETrfT a SON
col NAN fIf.Uff
NfE fH FrE Af fE AGE
s. 1a rEW AgHE
81 acres first ri1Ha ffHlf lard iu best
ffalf heif near Seattle. covered aifh
sfnaf alder near Lake IS wellington
ard giaHe iu.
81 % PER ACRE
q acres N the very beet affHf bot
torn lard in This luraiIfs. aH coed
county rad Close fo bIk mH3 ard
railroad Hrl only 2 uiitH ffHu Pie
uHaf Square This ia a feaI bargain.
BIZ ~ rEW ACRE
Acre tracts near urw Seattle Easfetf
fnfrraftAn car linf 1nrt Haffh - mt
TEE fakg. land nearly CLEARED ard aai4
IL fast the thiug Cor fruita aaH bar-
flfa.
5000 PER ACWr
ceres rHht or car lire IHaI north
~ Ballard A little town d being
WEf rahf rae thfs spot THiH IL a
first clare small hives meat
rEI-fiT a SON
aitiG Holmau bog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

CHEAP ACRES. new faHas. fine
Tor chickens and berries. only 10
on terms ~ - down and 5 - Per
month. wiIi sell chickens ~ Is cents
each Come qairb leatlua country.
See ~ Angel af NuHamlah bridge.
aniF few minutes tide on New Heas
ton ear line II
MAR HtvERrON. tpo acres. level
land. good soil easily CLEARED fHu
fiHu cash easy monthly payments
ROBERT MiALTbN.
30 20 Nl Alaska Building e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

81 GO ~ For very nearly one acre all
Ia cultivation good Groom house.
barn, chicken aud plaaaH hnuHfa
400 90 cash hai $40 % per month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

lpo % rur Broom cottage aud Z lots
eitN water. close ta eat. tlstea cash.
bal 400 prr mouth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

"a hcrua, fine soil close 80 car aud
school city water 0nlf g. - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-06

AT n sacrflre small stock - Eruerr-
lea nu cor Zine cash iuta 81 stock
D. ~ SCOTT
Gs4l Greenwood Ave
Phones North rs laa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
CROOK BREAKS EVEN.
Found Guilty on One Charge, the
the Other Is Dismissed

Special To The Tribune.
PROVO. Jan. 2I-Thc two cases In the Dis
trict court Of Payson city Joseph f Crook
were disposed. OF today In the de-
fcndant nned 81 and costs. total OF sl3
md I'm tho other case the demurrer sus-
taIned and the defendant was discharged.
\ marriage license has been Issued to Ed
gun =. Perry and Mnude l.. wilkins OF Provo
An Information has been nled in the District
court against EnnyB Ajax. charging The de-
pretenses.
At the regular meeting of the City Council
last evening tho city Attorney reported the
condition OF tho decree In the case OF Provo
City w. James a. Bean and asked that nm
attorney be employed to assist In motion
for TRIAL and appeal 1t Is asserted that
the defendant In this case was awarded more
water Than he contcndcd for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25

son. rich or poor, can buy, and ] abso-
lutely guarantee 1t. 1 make il to Your or
dcr-send II to you-you wear IL, and If
IL doesn't satisfy you send IL back to me
and | Will refund your money without
question. That is the fairest proposition
ever made by rupture specialist The
banks or the postmaster here in Marshall
always absolutely on the square
Here is what Mr. Jas. Britton n promi-
ncnt manufactures Of Bethlehem Pa
writes
&C f. Brooks Esq Dear Sr:-I have
been ruptured SIX years and have al
ways had trouble with II TIL / got your
appliance. IL Is very easy to wear. fits
neat and snug, and is not in the way at
any time, day or night, In fact, at times
did not know I had It on 1t Just
adapted itself TO the shape OF the body
and clung to the spot no matter what po-
sition / was In.
1T would be a verltnblc God-sond to
the unfortunate who suffers from rup-
ture. If all could procure the Brooks Rup-
ture Appliance and wear 1t. They GER
tdinly would never regret It,
MY rupture Is all healed up and moth
Ing ever did 1t but your appliance.
Jas. Britton"
If you have tried most everything else
come to me. Where others fall is where |
have my greatest success
Write me today and | will send YOU my
book on Rupture and its Cure, showing
my appliance and giving you prices and
names Of people who have tried 1t and
been cured. IT Is instant relief when all
others fall. Remember | use no salyes,
no harness. no lies, Just a straight bust
nesS deal at a reasonable price
q h, Brooks go Brooks Bldg. Marshall
Mich.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
MISS BREHM PLEASES
Address Of Temperance Lecturer Is
Able and Entertaining.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN Jan 2i-Nlss Marie c. Brehm OF
the Womans Christian Temperance union Of
Chicago delivered discourse IN the First
Baptist church tonight under the auspices of
the w c. T L. Of ogden, The AFFAIR had
not been we'll advertised and there only
about eighty five present
Niss Brehm. who waS introduced by Mrs. Dr.
Gordon. proved herself entertaining lee
turer Her talk much In narrative and
che related how Mrs. President Hunt OF tho
". C. T. u. was received In Berlin by the
German Empress. She took occasion TO say
that the German papers were fully
uonol as tho Chicago papers. though not quite
yellow She told n number of anecdotes
showing the work md effectiveness OF tho
Womans Christian Temperance union and
gave vivid illustration OF tho comparison
OF the money spent for liquor. tobacco, bread
stufTs and educational Affairs in the United
Statcs, showing that three times much
spent for liquor for brcadstuns.
Miss Brehm came here from Salt Lake and
tomorrow Will return to Denver where eho
Will hold services and from there wiz proceed
E-As-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
LAWYERS CLASH
IN PACKERS CASE
District Attorney Attacks De-
PENDANTS Attorneys With
Great YigOr.

CHICAGO. Jan. 24-The Government.
through District Attorney Morrison. made
its opening statement in the packers case
today. The District Attorney entered
upon his address to the jury with such
vigor that the attorney for the defense
at once interposed objections The
claims of the defendants In this case"
declared District Attorney Morrison. ARE
only part OF their clap-trap defense pre-
sented by men OF influence In the effort
to unit the jury for fair deliberation In
this case. These men have not only the
ingenuity OF criminal lawyers but they
are corporation lawyers-trust lawyers"
Packers Lawyer Objects.
Attorney William j. Hynes who closed
the opening for the packers yesterday
with an attack upon the District Attor-
ney, made strong objections To the state
ments OF tho District Attorney, and the
court was called on for decision. 1t
ruled In favor OF States Attorney Morri-
son.
trict Attorney declared that the plea or
the packers that they are entitled to Inn
munity was an 'afterthought,"
Plea On Afterthought,
These men" continued the District
Attorney. indicating the attorneys for the
packers, while the grand jury wss in
session went before the biggest law on
Ger III the land and put forth every
effort and influence to stop this prose-
cution. They said nothing about Inn
munity then. Attorney John s. Miller.
who appears here for the packers was
there. ard he never said one word about
immunity"
II object to that statement because
the District Attorney can never hope to
prove it, said Mr. Miller.
Says He Can Prove It.
Il can prove 1t; 1 say ] can" replied
the attorney for the Government. Il Will
put Mr.. Miller himself on the stand and
he Will tell about that interview. I /
was present and | know what he said
The attorneys OF the packers again
offered objections, but Judge Humphreys |
said:
II gavo you gentlemen a wide latitude. /
and l am now disposed to grant the Gov
crnment very wide latitude"
After some additional legal sparring !
the District Attorney went on with his
statement
The District Attorney declared that the
packers are not entitled to immunity be-
cause their statements were not made I
under oath. 1t made no difference, he
declared. how much a man talked not
under oath, he would still be subject to
the operation OF the law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
SPRY'S NOMINATION
A SHOCK TO SENATE
First Mormon in Forty Years to
Be Nominated for U. S.
Marshal.
Special to The Tribune

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-The knowl-
edge that William Spry of Tooele. whose
nomination TO be United States Marshal
for Utah was sent to the Senate Monday,
was a Mormon was n shock to the Sen
ate and coupled with the Information
that he was the first Mormon In forty
years to be nominated for the position.
did not diminish the astonshment, in
view OF the pendency OF the smoot case.
There is a feeling that the President
was tricked into the nomination.
The real issue, which ls the eligibility
OF Apostle Smoot to a scat in the Senate,
is not to be obscured by the less import
ant issues
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
UNEARTH PLOT TO KILL
Plans for Wholesale Assassinations
Discovered


WASHINGTON, Pa, Jan 4-In hunting
for the inurdcrers OF Michael Carrazoa. a
wealthy italian who was shot at Dunlevy
unearthcd n plot TO assnsslnate some OF tho
leading or the country. They have e.
cured evidence thnt among those marked for
death Gov PcnnyPncksr Of Pennsylvania
Letters and papers are also in possession
Of tine authorities which decree the death of
ether leading men.
The eXistance OF this band OF anarchists
was uneorthed when Coroner Scnec and Chief
or Police Logan OF Monong gnhCla began to fol-
low up clues which charges Will be based.
Tho evidence was discovered In sQuaiid
shanty near the mining village of Boird, three
miles from Nonongahela City. In this house
located in obscure hollow, wero found pa
pcrs and documents pointing 10 wholesale
parts oC the country are implicated and ar
rcsts In many sections looked for
John Spida7 the alleged president of the
iau With George Barl, who is suspected of
Implication In the death OF Cprrnzola
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25

aho Aid before. / tried TO help her TO DO q
wumon. but when sho docs not how low
Sha gets after giving her education.
which was credit TO her. and for her to share
Il with that low-down creature is more than
l bcur.
There Is nothing for mo TO live for after
me earning nm Independent fortune for her and
myself She never would have had to work
as long rs she lived. | wanted her To be Il
good wife. and this Is my reward.
Deal fairly with my brother and help HIN
all you cun. l bid YOU goodbye. Yours
spcctfully II NEUEBNUMER
Body Awaits Brother.
Gov. Morrison spoke very highly OF
Noucbaumer as a man. saving that he
had a host of friends where he had lived.
He was a quiet. peaceabie man and his
awful deed was a great shock TO his
friends.
The body is still at the undertaker's
awaiting the arrival OF the brother
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
MINER TELLS Of
AWFUL NIGHT
Terrible Hardships Endured in
Recovering Body of
George Tying.
FIERCE BLIZZARD RACED
WHILE MEN WORKED
Men Remained All Night in
Cabin After Securing
the Remains.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK, Jan. "A TO the local
correspondent OF The Tribune. one Of the
Wyoming miners yesterday related the terri
bio experience In which he and his companions
were subjected TO in recovering and bringing
the remains OF George Tying. who killed
in a snowslldc. to ttis place.
During the day of the accident and during
the time that the miners were engaged in
searching for tho body. raging blizzard was
cutting down the canyon, requiring almost
Superhumnn effort tho part OF the miners
to continue. After the body was recovered
they took 1t TO q cabin, where they laid II out
STAYING with II during the night, during which
dine the wind became ilerce that the door
was blown down. making II impossible TO keep
out the storm, and because OF tho danger or
the wolves getting at the body, they dared not
leave II FOR a minute
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
LARAMIE HAS LIBRARY
Carnegie Building Is Dedicated With
Appropriate Ceremonies.
Special TO The Tribune.

LARAMIE, Wyo.. Jan 4-Tho Car
neGie library building. built by Il commits
Crumrine and " ii. Holiday, with $50
COO donated by Andrew Carnegie, was for
mally dedicated tonight and turned over
to the Board of County Commissioners,
who provide the maintenance fund OF
$500 annually by taxation
The history OF the building was related
by DR., Nelson, who first conceived tho
idea of asking the great ironmaster for
money TO build library, The dedicatory
address was delivered by w III, Holiday
and addresses were made by Bishop
Kcan OF cheyenne bishop of the Catho-
member of the Board of County Commits
sioncrs. and the Rev. F w, Bross, pastor
of the Methodist church here.
Judge H V. s. GroeSbeck read an orig
inal poem. and musical numbers were
rendered. The building Is used to house
the Albany county public library.