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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-20
Notice of Special Meeting.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Silver Bell Mining
company will be held at room No COS
Progress building, 149 South Main street
Salt Lake City, Titan, on the 31st day
1906 TO so amend the articles of incsr
poratiOn of said company as TO increase
the number of shares of stock Increase
the nominal par value thereof and to
amplify and more fully define the powers
OF the said corporation
N w. SONNEDECKER, President
Anton Petersen. Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-20

New York. Oct. 19.-An investigation
of the charges made yesterday by
Charles F. Murphy, leader of the Tam
many Hall, that attempts had been
made by the managers OF the Indepen-
dence League in this city to secure
money from Democratic nominees for
congress, senate and assembly, was be-
gun before the grand jury today.
Mr.. Murphy and Francis F. Shober,
Independence League and Democratic
candidate for congress in the Seven
teenth district, were admitted to the
grand jury room. Mr.. Murphy was ac-
companied by City Magistrate Moss.
Mr.. Murphy remained in the grand jury
room about fifteen minutes, and a few
minutes after he emerged it was said
that several additional Subpoenas had
been issued as a result CT his testimony.
1t was learned on what is considered
good authority, that the three men sub
poenaed are Congressman Joseph r.
Goulden. William Aster Chanler and
Joseph Prendergast
What Shober Heard.
When Mr.. Shober came out of the
grand jury room. he said:
Mr.. Jerome asked me if knew any
thing about the demands made upon
the candidates to withdraw and offers
made to them 10 do so. ] told him that
/ did not know personally anything of
it, but that what l had heard had been
through rumOrs."
Judge Rosalsky. who went before the
grand jury Immediately after Mr.. Sho-
Der. remained only a few minutes. He
said the grand jury asked him if he
had at any time made any campaign
,ffl,tf lion eff fr,,-
his endorsement by the Independence
League. He told the grand jury that he
had not. The endorsement came to him
unsolicited.
Was Willing to Pay.
Nh Shober. some time after he had
left the grand jury room, said that a
certain Tammany candidate came to
him and asked him how he could get
an endorsement of his candidacy by the
independence League. Mr.. Shober said
the man was willing to pay all the eX-
pense Of getting out the petition. The
candidate was told by Mr.. Shober that
nothing could be done i'm the matter,
as the Independence League had al
ready named its own candidates against
him.
Mr. Murphy said today that he had
nothing to add 10 his charges of yester-
day He said his charges would not
have the slightest effect on w. r.
HearSt's candidacy.
''Tammany Hall will support Mr..
Hearst Loyalty" said Mr. Murphy.
Others Summoned.
1t was learned this afternoon that in
addition to the three men named earlier
In the day, several others have been
Subpoenaed TO appear before the grand
jury next Tuesday. These persons will
he questioned concerning an alleged at
tempt To obtain money from Charles V.
Fornes, Democratic candidate for con-
gress in the Eleventh district.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-20
MURPHY BEFORE
THE GRAND JURY
As a Result of His Testimony
Several SubpoenaS Were
Issued at Once.
TAMMANY Is FOR HEARST
ATTITUDE NOT CHANGED BY IN
VESTIGATlON.


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y Of the charges that one of the =
y magistrates of the city courts has 4
= been a party to the use Of money =
y i'm obtaining concessions of the =
\ courts of disposal of cases without =
y trial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-20

Is an imported model hat shown by
Banks. 116 So. Main st. A French felt.
pearl gray, sailor shape, London smoke
shaded to white ostrich plume. Tea roses
and soft satin lilac ribbon bandeau to fit
the coiffure. A squirrel fur set, also at
costume.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-20
AUTUMN LEAF EXCURSION
To Oqden Canyon, Sunday, Oct. Fl =.

Train leaves ID. & r. G.. depot at Salt
Lake 1925 a. m. and 1:45 p. m. Street
cars run direct from Ogden Union depot
to the mouth of the canyon. Finest
canyon trip in the west. Spend the day
at the Hermitage. Rooms all cOmfOrta-
bly, warmed with large CRATE fires.
Trout and chicken dinners. Fare to
Ogden and return, S1.00.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-20

Mcconahay. JeweIer, 54 Main st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-20

Do you want to sell goodso Phone
1900 for information concerning the
practical course in Craftsmanship to he
given by successful Salt Lake Civ
men at Y. NJ. c. a. Evening Insti-
tute. This course begins November I.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-20

The ladies of st. Marks Guild will
hold cake sale at Walkers store Sat
urday morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-20

Unless you have tried Mounts Won
do not know the best Pickles
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
Goloiaeen.
Ten tsife eeaations iurioiife apain.
lent uotaIer iig.
Sascn pif prones.

Zen tDife a~m6asio6es iuriSife
aoniuIett ! 9aibtnaton, garon grts.
y .paoSeubonicn, iasbe forIc6en / en-
SnieroEelu me6 Ell 8teprqientdnt Tor
"Foit" at SoISipsrgsmuaIet me[err
apfHdn0 % De Sorereoe Stater oI
bItbe ipit, Gan reieroereSe fla mcS
oen gentarfuina, al Ran fltn ubtaIer
lin p~erfonIiae Renirg ug life optrp.
Der pda fin Regjcrings 8eane. "Ipf.
lano og Spiferre tror,~ utreSe ban.
at Anterifds 4ongreS uttio ut[ opre
ii1oo EFT Observation-Disclosures oct
bar oet giefttager0c bit; men aQige.
bel oil Der fttoes CT ltSoei. Sm set
CT mig ttHaot at BRUCE Set ltStruf.
'aa er oen dmerifduffe aongres fen I'll
at ban6le; meu SpffIunos RiasSag
OF Ri8srado fietSer cit Gnarbei no
al GanifeIigbeoer. 5 5pitfduos Sina
or Sol6ibsrgsmadIct al reit fcrrtner.
cieI art oa ioarer til, bbdS amerifa.
nerne pIeier at beteane Hteo l~totrpffet.
"9uiiReis Is buitneis". Sbuo Suif.
Iano bill gisre? Zen tpffe SsitoIos-
LOB trGber / Strait oeH lite Rdrts.
lloen R~igsoagens samtpffe fam Col.
ben life formin6ffeS me6 en- Benup;
men Oct er fIart, at 6ens @teotemmer
life bil pGre Sfpl6 /, at en- ReHerH-
bnn6el, iom bar pRret til iad tort
@npn babe fOr SpifInn6 og Mmerifd,
lfnl opbsre. Sc fomuer Serfor Ill at
forlnnge @ieuiiSigbeo. en- Burauti
ior. at tpife 4SroSufter. Jon iHSTsres
til amerifn. ital msbes meo oer
%iartrie SenipnsfrdShea. lem aneri.
fnnife innr npoe / tpite Same"
Reporteren nptteSe anIeoningeu til
at iperge ben tpife aonfuIent, ON set
ipen6te 6orboIo meIlem TpiflaHo og
JraHfrig oil BABE noGen SrofIDoefie
paa Oct Tiff amerifanire SoIofpergs~
maaI.
"gteppe," ipareoe ban. "lteniqbe-
BEN mellem SpifIunS os Sronfrig er
life iaa itor. Tom Den fan ipnes for
uoenforitaaeroe. SpiflaHo sniter en-
aaben Gsr / @aroffo. altiaa netop
BET iamme, iom ogiaa Uncle Gam sn.
fer. Suis BET life iaar oen, bill inf
Inno iIaa iig tiItaaIs meo, buaS oct
fan fna, ioruSiat, at life Rogen arSen
begunitiges. Get BIZ set naturIisois
life fife. = ben nuoRreuoe Situa.
ton timber hi intet anoet en0 en- Harp
aonfnrrance; men iiteSetfor at bore
meIIem pripute Reriousr er ben mel.
lem 8iaer. peIoigpis er Der inseH
Gare. Dian oil finSe en- Del no al
BET M pangaaenoe Rsre."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
RommundIeienbom.

Napor Dunno / Chicago bar inoers
Freoet 9grua6ets 9%eiIniniug ON at
uoiteoe goHSs for S75,000,00 for
oerHe6 at affisbe Sporuognsielifu-
berHe Sere5 @ieH0om, iaa gpeH ieio
fan blipe Serre oper fine geior0rinaS-
mi0ler. geo Set a~HihlHoeRSe Buar.
Dalg oil Solicit entcH antage eqer ior.
faite Observation-Disclosures Oh ptH0sr
oen 8iialo. Tom man tror, itadr oct
tilbagc at Ia6e IomitoIene ertlRye.
ON DEN or gp!oig clsr ei. Rapor
Dume iagoe np!is, al ban oil Saa.
fmoe Saasns aigisreIle, og ban
merlte, Of Sen pna 6, bsiit ~ Maane'
Der BIZ pare brngt ! Croen Spor.
pogrsieIfaberne Dil oa bli ipnrgt ON,
buao Be forIanger for jim gigHoor.
o. gtaporen pil tpinge Dem til Al lips
Ct burtist Guar. Bier De iig pran1.
,oiaige o. iOrIaHger Be Ell nrimeIis
Rris. bill ban itrar gal igang meo at
6pgge fonfrrrerenSe 9inier. On for
Glare al arbeioere ptl blipe iat iii
at bpgge Dem unSer en- competent
Rontraftsr. tuis Flaner er go0fienota
al gprad0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
@rnnalppariSiat. @iscpniins Sei

@rnnSlDpiiriSist. @isconiinS Ssis'
TtCret bar erfIRret Gbnpter 329 ] 60.
Uene al 1903 Tor itriSenOe MOO acn.
itinnionen oeS at tiaooe. at GicnSouI
tagcs rtSen Sop cg Gom. Den nTnr.
te 2co tiaaoer Rittiai S~niurorce
Companies at in~foreorere Jig iem
5toef Companies. Sbe Germantown
I,rtual Gompanp % ANDRE iarumeu'
ipor liz Sa, Tiger Ssiriteret. og ban.
neoe en- 9orporatiou for Of ooertase
aftierne j DtiIiual COMPANY iii beo-
lie jcr Set isrimnonte uSen al gibe
gritatniug. lIlri6 Suber bar Boil.
cGboioer | Mi,tIal oa ordaaoe Sag.
Ssieiterct Saoler i iterfe notrpf osune
@saaSe at sisrs dOuetnina gaa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

oen g~ebaroIing, BET faar inber I'll.
u~irfningen. 9rpggere ienoer fine
&ongresmGno 9repe % orbefnler
9ope ON uforfaIlfeoe 6soemioler %
8riffeoarer, ioet De flyer, at Get ame.
rifnnife ScIf life bsr Mares til at
briffe ifaoeliae Sina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
Gu nnSerIis Ssr. en- ing Sci

Gu nnSerlis Spr. en- ung Sern'
bauemano / 81. Saul peo Roon
Charles Goncett ifaoeoe Tor 5 aar II.
sen lin Sierne UNDER ct goiSipii, og
bar ira ben SiS prret u~nOerIig. San
ION ioaIeSes life le u0en al bIipe gat
en- Stun6. 2igeIe0es miiter ban en-
Els ScritanSen, ON uisie sterDer
coenior bans Ueuitre au9 bersres.
Gen Site Sunpnr piISe 2eger ! ct.
3aul uuSerfGte BAN en- Operation,
iurSi Be tror, ut ct eaer aH6eu Ben
trpffer mob bans Sierne ira cen
Gag. oa en- goto traf bum | Sobebet.
llbialaet hHeSaees Heo Sntepesfs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

gebits bar opnaaet Ell Stiaiu9. iorn
er noset urr eneituoenSe. SauIeoeS
tnoebor oIoenboraife sgtIirger Tor
GiSen | 9eiierfrone (Ruslano), 5
Songefroner Georges. 2aWmarfs OF
0rrtenlait6& OF I Storbertuefrone
CSlNenboras), hportil lem beu 6te
"9rpne" foumcr 8eReraIguperner.
I~tiIiingen paa areto. Salt regjerer
cISenborgte 8hriter / iorifieIlige Der.
eersoeIe for Gibru uoer ca. 40 Mil.
Toner WenneiFer, bporof SIpQteus
S%tauutelono GI0eubura frn repro.
iertercr htopt 100000 Menneifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

Seu npe aon0e, bpis fuISe Eaur
CT Gbriitiau 6reoerif giEbeIm Carl.
er ieOt Den 3bie Sitni 1S43 % gaar
attiaa MI / tit 63oe Mar. san ifal
prre ltge iua aiholSt AZ set ounife
6olt, iout bans gamIe 6noer bar. San
CT en- ittIiproia, eIifpGroig og melet
beIGit WanN, Der bar ltOrettrt mcget
iii Sremme al biScuifubeIigc % f.
(uutropiife Froiefter. ReOen8 Sen
aamIe Ronge bap6e Orb for At pure
uroftetig | itne engan8 inbtagne
StanSpumfter, ifal Song 6reoerif
prre al mere ieielia aarafter. San
bar ieIpfsIgeIi9 paa set usicitc inlat
iii Qon6S politiife llobiftiHg / SEN
WienneifeuIoer, ban bar pTret Oanif
aronpriits; ban bur oeItnget re0cl'
mpSiig | De GiatSraaSsnsSer. Der
1oIotes mhber bans Sooer& Toriroe,
% Gan bar bpppigt opret et opncrf'
icm 1iIberer | 8igsongsIalert, noar
uigtigr Saser bIeo 6ebanSIet. 8crg
6reSerif bGpoc Sen uof iaa merfcItge
Sfip6ne at ie bna0e FIN pnare gro'
ser (@eorg) % fin nuitrINite Ssn
(Soofou) bli op6siet iii rcgiereuoe
Wonarfer, iuoeu ban ieIp blep 8cn'
ae. 8eorg bar enoog upret aou9e
al 8rpfenlano / nGiteu AZ War
crtrent ct buIpt aar Iungere END
ielpc ocri gdluIe Song G6riitian par
Tunmorfs aurge.
aong Breoerif bIep / Sunni 1s1'
ait mco 4riuieSic Sooiie Soleitnr
graenie. eneIte latter al 2arl ben
15oc al Sverige % Horge. Su1
bapoe Orb iOr at pHrc Nen bsieite %
riaeite Brtresie / europa; bun bra8te
lin @emal eli mnoaoeIig 6ormite
MeOgift, bopeoiagelig cit gru ira IiiI
hoQan6ife Wcoer. Som iaa mango
al 8eruoootterne er bun me9et be
adpet % ct uoprpget aaruftermen
uCife. Set npe Sougepar bar leoet ct
meget lpffeligt 6anliIiclip, men oet
bar oRret paaitaaet at bun Tor oct
meitc bar ppret ben, iom bar belternt.
Dpor Sfnbet iflloe itao.
aongepnrret bar otte gsrH: Gbris
titan, iom hi rDffer OBJ til aronprinS,
isOt 26Se Sept. 1870. aona Sna'
fon Sen 70e Of Norge, ioht 3oie gla.
1872. 2ouiie, GIFT meO Srins 6rte'
ori6 al S6numburg 'atppc, isnt
1875. (Sun liager ior StOcn alDor.
Iig ing / llrgurn). GernGit SARAH,
3ngeborg (aiit meS Erius Carl al
Spcrigel 3bDro, 8iiitao % 8ognor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
Sra aisbenbapn meloeS Sen Bite

Sra aisbenbaun uteIoes Sen Bite
San:
SnStil iSas bar sen Ss0e aonae
ligaet / oea SeHa, boor Fan ueadR,
OeSc. Sgaar OpboISt NeoIemmer al
aongeiamiIieH iig itnoig / GeoSfam'
mcret. aoH9eHs gIoiutarter hoo po'
iteret ioraH Isreu iom 2gresuagt.
Guer SenaeU BAR ipreot ct iimpelt,
bpiot 3Gppe, iom / fin lib bar belief
al aioeSe IrouuiRg 2ouiie. Soag
bIeo Ser boI0t en- Buostieneite / 3sos.
tammeret. Der o0erpares al ale Der
gpcn pQreuSe Ieolsmmer al aouge'
iamilien, bporeiter 2iget bleo Iagt !
Site.
Song 5reosrtf bar ioag u0iteat ct
Defret ON 2ssla6etie at Ell bel Gel
Straffnger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
Hoods Sarsaparilla

let iarter ca osliper NeaSeH % tirerer.
isr beianpis 9pipepiia % aae &aDsisL
statag jHtet Suhvatni,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

@rcrfnrt meb 8iueSer of en- Fort
Saanb" CT inSI66ne til WebIemmer
al Observation-Disclosures. timber cen
"iorte Saano" itoS: "Bare fire Gage
igien". &eStommetSe &uugresmGuO
t9nftc: "SpaS onbt bar ri 8iort?"
ct Gar Gage eiter fom en- IN abpar'
ieI. timber 9ineoet al en- fort
SaarS" itoo: Sum TO Gage isiat!"
Ngite Gag fom npe 8rcufort al iam'
me SIags, og MT itoo Der: "gare
en- Sag igienl" gHSeliS iuSIsb Den
30te Ssonuar greUfort, bror Der meS
rsSt 9lRf ItoS freuet: "5ngen forte
Su1tSer mere. @ritg 8Ianfs Saapel"
Ct Saapcipoeri bar altiaa anbcuSt
Senue eieubommelige Ttuaoe Of aper'
tere oau. apngresmRuoene er itemte
icr at iorbpoe iaabmt pcS 2oo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

Ir. @antbIe fra SpS Sufoto bar
brogt SenqtetS Suoidncrfomttc iii at
irNittue, at 1866 acre8 al Sbeben.
Observation-Disclosures ifaI iGlges
for $1.25 pr. Gcre. Sigeiaa bar ban
fcot Sen til at ottbefaIe, at $1,000
ffdl bebit9es til SuOiaterifolen /
Chamberlain, for at Sen fon fdo en-
beore Seper (aloof).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

Wr. E~opnseto fra Ri6i9au bolbt
| Sirabags Den fsrfte Gale / Sltiets
iuloprenSe Sesiipn ON Sernbane.
turter. San belpfte SpsrgsmaaIet
fra ole St6sr o. fritiierooe ifarpt
ale bent Der bar i0t fig imoo Suoe
angaoenoe berthe Gag. Sum fliIgte
9enotraten abamfun ira @eor9in.
San onbefaIebr oen forcIigsgpoe gill
og roite 8~rGiibent NooieoeIt for
banS SoIonirg / ocn ftore gag on.
gaaenoc 8egierin9eits SiIipu meh
SerubanetarternR. Gen oemofratiife
Winoritet bill Der flute fig iii Tegies
rtngen. gr. &iuFbop fra 8ebrdifa
'tib6reoe Be itore 6orhete, iom Cant
oct biniioeS Wisiottri.6 lobcn oil pp.
uaa beb en- Sob Tom Sen foreilaaebe.
Scr. 8idarbion fra IIabuma frem.
beiot JOIN Genptrat be cling Der er
meotdgne og u0ela0te I 0en foreltg"
ger6e 8id. Wr. Sberlp fra 9en.
ttttfp og Itr. 2ittfeftetS fra Iaine
rettebe Sperqsmnal til SoIerne,
bboraf man fan flute, at Der er no
gen Sppofttion moo 8iaen, iom Ben
iBoer.
Setmtet oebtog SEN 3Ote omfring
40 Sorilag, booraf Here ct oigttgc.
SdaIeoes ausauenbe Spritationer,
Sda8eitgnnIer og offentIige gpgrin.
ger. en- Stlrro bebnnSleoeS giaet
om offentIig llnoeritsttelie fill SfibS.
forten. Gen reniebeS for 9eitent.
melier, iom er grnnoIooitrioige. SIR.
2nSge talte for 8iaen og frenboIOt,
a: ubenIoltSife Sftbsre5ere forener
itg for of beitenrme Sragten for 9orn
itg for at beitemme Srngten for &orn,
frm fsres fra De Soreneoe Stater og
Standardization bIeo ogiaa bebanb.
LET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

&ongresmaub Sa1pneD bar frem,
iat ct 6orilag, ser gaar no paa at
omoanHe 8rGnierne Tor SfOpreiers
notionerne / set norbIige WinneIota.
0a 0orrisdften gif iaiennem og ont
firing, 100000 Slcre8 u0toses, for at
SfopeHe fun6e bebdit6les fortunes
fig, bar man life opuRrfiom paa, at
Snbre. og Observation-Disclosures
OmraaSer fom i 8oIIiiion. On 2op
giOer 8rigsoepartementet 8et til at
unStage StrafHinger, JON ooeri0sm.
mes / Nomtioen. og nogle al Sisie
bsrer iisIse Worrisaften ino ut6er
Observation-Disclosures. 3ette oil 3aws
ness Sin rette pda.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02
Dyspspfa.

Srp life, at On fan tarsre SpspepFia gna
uUseu anoen Rnass emo PED OF i,yrtt % %.
lipe Mapeu.
Zen CT ipns o. ueusiia iii at Heisrs i'm
5unttioa. naaaits iOroi On after o. after pGa
en- eaer aaoen g1Gase tar oueranirreust ben
IN buroe tdae
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-02

Zen 30te eSSanuar teIesraieres ira
2isberbapn:
IreSerif cen Soc bleO ioag no.
Iran6t til Gmmarts auuge paa ama-
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
FIGHTING LIQUOR
AT MIDDLETOWN
Law and Order League There
Will Contest License Of
John MClntire

AS result OF the many recent dis
turbances at Middletown. principally
caused by colored men and women,
visitors TO that town getting drunk on
Saturday nights. there is a movement
on foot at this place to abolish
the selling OF liquor. Several times
there have been serious disturbances.
and only short time ago It was
necessary TO send squad OF Whining
ton police to the town IN order to pre-
vent a threatened outbreak amons the
colored people.
Some weeks ago Law ana order
League" with the Rev. A. w. Light
bourne at the head, was formed. This
organization at once got out remon-
STRANGE against granting a license to
John McIntlre to sell liquors az the
Middletown Hotel and It will be pre-
sented TO the court when the app,ica-
tion comes up for hearing. McIntlre's
friends, however. also circulated a
petition to the effect that he conducted
very orderly house, and this was
also signed by many. No wthe fight
Is on and the temperance advocates
feel that they win win out
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
PRESIDENT IS EXPECTED
Harry St. George Tucker to Speak
Upon jamestown Exposition.

Hon. Harry ST. George Tucker,
president Of the jamestown Exposition.
is expected in Wilmington about the
middle Of December. when he1will make
an address before the variouap triotic
societies of the city for the purpose Of
arousing interest in the exposition.
George b. aJckson. director-gen
ot the exhibit OF the negro race at the
jamestown Exposition, addressed a
large meeting OF coiored residents last
night in Ezion M. f. Church. about the
project. Mr.. jackson has shown a deer
interest in the proposition, which will
offord the colored race an opportunity
to show its advancement since slavery
days.
1t is proposed to have a special de-
partment solely in the interests Of III,
negro. showing what has been accom-.
plished by the race along all lines
Congress appropriately 100000 to hel
along this feature Of the exposition
alone
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
DARING Men
STEAL LOCOMOTIVE

NEWBURG. n. Y, Nov. 2i.-Two
men entered the round house at Hope
well Junction, on the New Haven road,
and, tying down the whistle OF a loco
motive. opened the throttle and pro-
ceeded down the road at a mile a min
ute clip. with the whistle screeching.
II was daring ride for they were
without lights. had no orders and did
not know what was ahead OF them.
Soon after the departure OF the loco
motive It's absence was discovered and
the station agent In Hopewell juno
tion telephoned TO Flshkill Landing.
Matteawan and Duchess Junction. ask
ing the police and station agents at
these places to be on the lookout for
engine No. as which had been stolen
by two men.
A few minutes later the police OF
FishHll Landing heard the whistle Of
the approaching locomotive, and after
waiting for some time they discovered
that Il came no nearer. but kept up It's
din man went out 70 investigate
and found the stolen engine on the
trestle a short distance from Fishkill
Landing. The men had abandoned Il
land made good their escape. About
two o'clock this morning a train went
| to the place and took the locomotive
back to the roundhouse at Hopcwol
\ Junction.
\ The culrrits have not been ap1ro.
lhended. and no cause has been assign
ed for their daring adventure. Th'
men rode ten miles IN the stolen loco
motive
Evening journal., 1906-11-21

r- EY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facias 70 me directed
will be exposed &C. public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and ,tleyen,h streets. IN the city
Of Wilmington. Now Castle cOdnty.
state Of Delawnrc
ON MONDAY.
The 26rH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1906
at o'clock a. m,
the following described Re1l Estntc. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel cf
land, with a three-stoty brick DIV ell n 8
thereon erected, situate In the city OF
Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit:
Beginning at the northerly side n
Fourth street between Monroe and Mad q
son streets at the distance Of one hun
dred and twenty feet G20) from the wes-
terly side Of Madison street; thence
nOrtherly parallel 10 Madis on street.
seventy-seven feet six inches 0L0 TO a
corner: thence westerly, parallel 20 Fourth
street. fifteen feet Q5) to another corner;
toned line and Madison street; through
the centre OF an alley two feet four in
ches wide between this and the adJoin-
ing house OF Louisa T. Porter on the
west, seventy-seven feet six Inches tIl0
to the aforesaid northerly side of Fourth
street and thence thereby easterly fifteen
feet O5j 70 the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what it may, with the
nrivllege of the use OF said alley with
the owners of land bounding thereon
their heirs and assigns, in common for
ever
seized and taken in execution as the
property of Edward J. Finn and Mary
sold BY ~ -.
ehoriN's Odiee wilmington. Del.
November 9th. 1906.
Evening journal., 1906-11-21
SHERIFF SALES.

stfERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF 4
writ OF LevGri Facias TO ne dlFected.
VIII be exposed 70 public sals az ths
Court House on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the city
OF wilmington, New Castle county, Del
ON SATURDAY.
THE 24TII DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1906,
At 10 o'clock a. m.
the following described real estate. VIZ.
That certain lot or niece OF land with
the brick dwelling house thereon erected
situate in the City Of Wilmington afore-
said. bounded and described as foloWs'
to wit:
beginning at point on the westerly
side OF Haald street at the distance OF
ninety feet southerly from the southeriy
side OF b street and at the middle OF the
partition wall between the house on tnls
lot and house on the lot adjoining on the
north; thence westerly through tne
middle OF said partition wall ana paraliel
with street one hundred and two feet
and six inches to corner; thence south
erly and parallel with Head street sew
enteen feet nine inches TO another corneri
thence easterly parallel with B street
one hundred and two feet six inches
TO the said side OF Head street, anc
thence thereby northerly seventeen feet
nine inches to the place Of beginning, b'
the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property Of William T. Lyman, executor
mortgagor of John r. Curren and May
f. Curren. his wife, mortgagors, and tC
be sold by
IIAPRY I. GTLLIS. Sheriff,
Sherin's once. Wilmington. Del
November s. 1906.