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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-21
THREE INJURED
DURING STORM


connect the wiring He was up on a
ladder attempting to cut one of the
wires when his hand came in contact
with a live wire and he was hurled from
the ladder by the shock In falling to
the pavement he struck on his head and
was unconscious for over an hour.
He was taken to the emergency hos
pital, where he was treated by DR.
| Sprague. Beside the effect of the cleo
| trio shock, Jay received q deep cash In
| his chin, where he struck the pave
ment. After his injuries were dressed
| he was removed to his re ON at the Lin
| coin house.
Shortly after Jay was hurt the large
electrical sign in front of the saloon
fell, crashing through the plate glass
window of the saloon. Several people
who had sought shelter from the wind
inside the place narrowly escaped in
jury from the falling sign and the fly
ing glass.
The big electric sign in front of z. c..
Sohrainns drug store was also blown
down, and smaller signs all over town
were blown away Windows were bro
ken and chimneys blown Town i'm all
parts of the city.
Many Signs Go Down.
In addition to this a large window
and sign was broken at the new offices
of the Utah Gas & Coke company ON
Main street. A large sign at the Union
Dental parlors, near the corner of Main
and First South streets. crashed to
the pavement while the people were
passing, narrowly missing one man.
Broken glass was showered about and
several people were cut by flying bits of
glass.
Signs at the Sherman e. Unger saloon,
"a West Second South street, the White
House saloon on Main street, adjoining
the National Bank of the Republic. and
numerous small windows were broken
The door of the Star saloon on South
state street, between Second and Third
South. was blown off
shade trees all over the city were
literally uprOoted by the storm and fell
across the sidewalks and streets. Street
railway wires and electric light and tel-
ePhohe wires were down in many parts
of the city
The damage to the Utah Light G,
Railway company's system was serious.
It's circuits leading from the Bear river.
Logan, Provo and Ogden stations went
out, while the lines from Telluride and
Provo TO Ogdent went bad, thus cut
ting off much of the power. The first
line TO go down was the Bear river
connection, which had two circuits, as
uiu each ol the olner stations, which
was at 9:l0, quickly followed by the
Ogden power, drawing from the city a
total of 10000 fOrse power, 5000 on the
Bear river circuit and 1000 on the Og-
den and Provo. This threw the civ
cars off and they did not start again
until 9:35. They stopped again at 1915
and were off practically until O'CLOCK
in the morning
As soon as the trouble showed up at
the railway company's offices and local
plant, the emergency steam plant was
thrown on and this, together with the
two Cottonwood plants. furnished the
power for the lights The company had
wires reported down all over the city
and also along all of it's out of town
lines.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-14

GRAB puu 9jellano.
Sen 26. Ml1guit fit S%ogneiogoen /
slttcrllp MeO6elelle ON, at Nrhejoss
mou0 Cars Gbrilteniens Some / &e-
gerl1p peo, @lllmle bar fl1noen opo /
Sengen meo ct ltort Soor oper Oct
ere gle. Gognefog0en og Eolitias=
iiltenten tog ltrafs til Ste6et og op<
tog ct forelb6wt 6orbpr ODER Sen af-
op6e sggtefGlle, iom imiolertio er=
flure0e, at ban life bopoe llauet So
ller og fife pt01te, bporle6es bum bar
800. San blep BOG itrafs onGolot og
leologet al Eolitiasiiltenten fert til
Mrreiten / Npitpe0, bpor ban / ct
6orbbr after nngteoe at bore 0rnbt
&oncu. @e0 Set %forelpbige 2igipn
fonotes ser pao 2iget p0crligere 5
Saur / &opeoet, ligeiom ser poa
&roppen fan0tcs Ell Gel Wrrfer, ser
tp6ebe pao, at &ouen CT blepcn Orebt
lt0enfor @l1iet og 0eref ter blepm
llGbt ino / Sengell bbor 6orbrDbe=
rem oerefter far pa0lfet 2iget, ioet
lon oe( ben0es @oor, lom Scngetpi
par gjennemblaot al &uno. Gen
9rpbte CT en- miooelal6reroe &pinoe
% ligeiom Mnnoen lterft forOrlffen.
sggteparret lepe0e life goot ialnlnen,
og Munben bnD0e ofte %misban1let
.&onen.
en- raft 2anos er
@lams6ierg paa 6pen. 5or type Star
ii6e11 bar Sen en- ganlfe alminoelig
2%anosbp; III far Sen ct fort Iegl-
perf, flere Genenttagltensfabriffer og
5aro9rfer, og MI / CONNER bar Sen
facet ct tort og / enbper Sen een0e
tiosiparen0e Mejeri, Ser moDtager
og forarbejoer Malfeu fra fire ont
liggenoe 9erregaar0e, og foripner
9eboerne me0 MGlferiprooufter. ~
Ser er tillige / CONNER anlugt ct
gleftricitetsunrf, og / omtrent bper
enelre Stem iii man beref;er lie St,=
crne oplplte oe0 Gleftrieitet. S @aar=
0ene er Ser inblagt Gleftric;tet /
mart beer en- arog ON Set iaa ct
uoe hos 5oen, Der ligger ON gipen at
ne 1O-2OHasteglulter. Naar fer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-14

tidlig kjendt som en- aarvagen og
granskende Natur, en- utrattelig
Kundsskabss@ger og en- ualmindelig
synpathetisk Kvinde.
| 1843 agtede hun Isaac Pinkham,
en- fremragende Bygningskontrak-
TOR og Ejendomshandler. Egteskabet
var ~lykkeligt, og Parret kunde glede
sig we'd fire Born, tire S9nner og Ell
Batter.
l disse code, ga1nle Tider var Diet
alnindeligt for MGdrene selv at frem-
stille- Hjemmets Medicin, der tilbe-
redtes af Urter og RGdder - Natu-
rens egne Lagemidl II -, og Lage-
hjelp s@gtes kun i serlige Tilfalde.
Gjennem Overleveringer og egen Err
faring tilegnede mango at Datidens
Kvinder sig derfor ogsaa ct indgaa-
ende Kjendskab til Urters og Plante-
r@dders lsegende Egenskaber.
Mrs. Pinkham var overordentlig
interesseret i de enke1te Planters FL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS og syslede stadigt i
Tanker dermed. Hun var at den OPP
fattelse, at der af de mango Vegeta-
biler, hvormed Naturen bestr@r
Mark og Skov, i%ndeholdtes legende
Midler for de forskjellige menneske-
lige Sygdomme, og at Diet kun gjaldt
ON at uavinde disse Bestanddele> og
komme til Klarhed ove den enkelte
Urts lagende Kraft for denne eller
hin Sygdom; selv var hun sterkt op-
taget at Eksperimentering herned
og hun tilberedte, saa ofte Diet krRve-
des, simple, men virkningsfulde Medi-
elmer for sin Familie og sine Venner
Sarligt Held ,havde hun med sig
we'd Sammensatningen at sin Mixtu1
for Kvindesygdomme og hendes We
getable Compound blew smart popu.
lar blandt hendes mango kvindelige
Bekjendte og skattet som Diet lagen-
de Middel, Diet viste sig at vere.
Mrs. Pinkhams Bestrabelser for at
lindre og lege var for eget Vedkom-
mende ct Kjarlighedsarbejde, som
hun absolut like @nskede at drage
nogen pekuniar Fordel at.
Men ! Aaret 1873 gik en- financie!
Krise over Lynn, og denne var af Ell
saa alvorlig Natur, at Pinkham-For.
retningen like taalte dens Tryk, mer
styrtede Og saa MATTE er
anden Indtagtskilde skabes.
Paa dette Tidspunkt var Lydia E
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
kjendt for Verden.
De tire S9nner-oE Datteren forene.
de sig med Moderen ON at gjenero.
bre Lykken. De kom til Diet fornuf.
tige R9sonnement, at den Medicin
som skattedes saa hpjt at Familiens
kvindelige f%ortrolige, matte vere al
samme Vard for allie andre Kvinder
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-14

NDt Mf tieellfab 3. aor
Meoings Srnloltban0el og Cement
parefobrif / 5felifbr CT orprgoaet ii
ct 9lftieielifab me6 Ell Mftiefopitol q
100000 &r. jormano er 8rpn0e
rieier s. @orboe og 0ireftsr 6orret
uingsbeitprer 2rbef.
g tor g tanDe ON IN
9 e ing. 6orleben blep CTS
prestoget ODER 6pen ltan0ict omtrel1
peo &abslunoe, ioet ser blep trlltfe
Mp06remien. Mariogen BERTH bar
at en- Mrbejosmano ipyt1eoe poo Sui
bet / en- al &l1peerne, bpilfct fprnrgc
Sc en til Ste0e pGrenoe Came / Ser
@rao, at bum tit ct @elpimclles al.
falls. 6orifrntfet er Ser Ell ING
Mano, JONI trnffer / Mpobremien
til Goget lton0ler. Sen llnge Mfollt
blep offrppet 20 &roner / Mulft
i0et mon fife lfjemeoc, Ser bar til,
ltreffelig M%nleOning tihpt ltanie So.
get.
&ongen apaa 2ollano
Song 6reberif onfom SEN %. Ml1gnlt
til Den gamle @erregaaro Mal6olm
beo gfplteo for at beige oets Gier,
ll0anrigsminiltcr Nober 2%epet5ol1.
&onaen fom in0 meo Soget til 9fDfjo=
bing % tit en- meaet feitlig Moota=
gelle Ser. 9erefter fjertes pit. @ogn
til Mplte0, bpor bele 8orgerifabet oar
Iamlet for at mootage bam. 9erefter
fjprte ban til 9(albolm, / bDiS Earf
Scr ON 9(ftenen banoe iumlet lig Ell
ltnr Mennelfemasie for at bploe &pl1-
gen. Ser bar ct itort 5afteltog, /
bbilfet 600 Menneifer, met &anbboe=
re, beltog, enOpibere JprpRrferi. SOL
fetingsmono Sprgen Jreoeriflen
bolot Ell biartelig Gale for aongen
og taffe0e bam for Ben aabne % lige<
~emmeGptrGoen ban oltio bapoe bit
operfor Solicit, bpn0 Ser bapoe gjort
bam elifet al alle. timber BET to 9a-
ges GpbolD paa Malbolm foretog
aongen enoel forte l1bflugter ! Sm=
cg1en og reiite oerefter tilbage til So
beoltaben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-14
'HVEM HUN VAR
e. Skitse at Lydia {. Pinkham's Liv.
En- sandfardig Historic ON, hvorledes Vegetable Compound
blew o%pfundet, og hvorledes "Paniken i 1873" foranledi-
gede, at Diet offentlig udb0des for Salg i Ap0tbekerne.

Lydia E. Pinkham, denne maerke-
lige Kvinde, hvis Pigenavn var Estes,
f@dtes i Lynn, Mass, g. April 1870 og
stammer af god, gammel KvBkerfa-
mile. Hun, der i en- Del Aar befat-
tede sig med Skoleunderyisning. bley
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gett aper go Sapreu

idOn mur6e Mrs. BinslDm's Gpu.
thing . Sbrup bDn WiQiDner Dol,
Wtiittern beim Babnert Der &inoer
angeuenoet. Wirtt 9u i'm Shlofe
onrh oas Shreieu zines Rinbes ae.
ft5rt, Dab i'm 8abner 1T uno boz
Sbmersen meint? Benn 10, lo1ie
fofDrt cine Tlaibe BON ,,Wers.
WinslDws SoDtbine Syrup" hulen.
Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. gs miro
Dem tleiuen 2eioenoen iofprt Yinoe.
rung peridaffen. GerlaBt eud ba.
raul, Mtiitter, eS lit tein 8ueifel
oarlber. &c BELT D~iarrbpe, reau.
liert ben Maeer uno bic Wieren.
befeitiat @ino 9plif, erueidt ben
@auu1en, berbinoert gutsnnouna
uno ftdrff ons gauge Spftem,
vMrs. Wtn5lums SDptbino Ghrup-
tir aahnenoe Sinoer lit araeneEm
Geibmaf; bas &ecept Har1rit
BON einena Der beiten meibliher
Ierate in ben Ser. Staaten. &c lit
hef allen Sruagiften la Der oanser,
Belt al ssaben. 8reis Is Gents per
Jlaide. 8aui. nidts anoeres. aIs
Binsloms SDDthino Gnrur.
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uno aerabe in i'm lieat Die aruBe un'

uno aerabe in linn lieat Die aroBe I'm"
eerehtigfeit
Terner miBt unler 9Dcal SpttDns
@eieb bic 4eute nit smeierlei WaB.
6aben bic BrobibitiDniiten BET elmer
Gbitimuluna aeiieat, oanr oarf in
ben naditen amei Sabren feline Ib'
ftinununa mieber erfDlge1, baben aber
Tie Units geiteat. oann fam ihor in
ben ndbiten @Dhen mie0er cine Nbs
ftimmuna purgenDmmen ueroen.
nno Elm lDl9eS @eleb IDlte man
nibt su oenen reGnen, mel6e Die
.8irger qudlen uno hicanieren :?
ginem ioldhen @eieb iDllte man nidt
pppUnierer, elm iDldeS @eieb lDllte
mar, ridt gu umgeben iuhen, nod
oasu, uenrl es einern Die griitensmit'
tel raubt? uno Da mag AUDI nod 10
piel geihDlten uno tbe0retiIiert uer'
ben, in @eaenben, in oeneu bas 2o'
cal Spi0n : @eieh nur nit elmer tlet'
men Waioritdt anaenommen lit, miro
man ME I'M 5tanoe iein. es eurdsu'
fiibren, es lei benn, man menoe bru'
tale @emalt an.
Sc lit beseibneno. oaB Senator
gulberiDn oDr elmer oemofratilhen
Transformation einen oerartiae1
ungerehter Mn9riff auf oas 8irtsge'
fperbe MAIDEN tonnte. 8or smansia
Sabrert bdtte er gar niht oaran ge'
baht unb bdtte er's aetan, oann bate
man i9rn unsmeifelbafte 8eiben oes
WiBfalIer8 aeaeben. Seute bat man
linn ap~plouoiert. Gin 3eiher Der
Belt, baS man npl beadten i0n.
@benlp rpie Die nroeren 8eiben, oaB
unIere beiben BunbeslenatDren, Bais
lep ipnol als g~ulberiDn, iid fir ben
Grs : RrDbibitiDntIten uno Srembens
hafier BrDpts ertldrt baber uno oaH
por unieren bier @ounerneurSfanoi'
oaterl elm Sober leinerseit fiir baa
BrubibitiDns= Mmenoemert geitimmt
bat. Nnrlo '87 mar Die orDBte Wehr'
sabl unIerer Beamter Intis Brohibi'
tioniiter, heute fino Die meiiten Dffene
Doer nertappte 8rDbibitiDniiten. uuo
angeiihts bieler 9atlabe behauptet
gulberiDn, oas Wirtseemerbe tor
rumpiere Die Bplitit uno fuhe iib Der
6errihaft uber ben Staat 81 be-
mabtigen
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Cute uns ,,i@leate" Yeiten.

Ser iiinaite Berift beg Nrbeitss
antics in W~aibin9tDn Iagt uns niGt
geraoe bel Neues, aber lehrreib lit
Elm ettpaS n6berea 8etradteti letrer
Nngaben oDb. War ertennt ba.
ourh. tpie 9ering fir ben Durh.
ihnittanrbeiter Der INTERRUPTED stpt.
iden ben fDueit ,beiten" unb ben
nibleGteiten 3eiten". uelhe bas lie.
benbe @eihleht ourbmaGte, eiaents
lih lit; unn oaraas mag man man9e
2ebre 5ieben.
9a3 Sabr 1905 mar fir Die uMrs
belt oas bette Sahr, befien oas 2ano
fih, IDmeit Die Statiitit suriidreidt.
bislang 81 erfreuen bate. GO brad3te
r1ehr Grbeitsaeleaenbeit uno h6bere
2Dbne, ala irgeno elm Boriabr auf.
aumeiien bate uno in ibu1 6atte Die
Grbeit cine grDBere &auftraft al8 lie
5uuDr. DEM menri AUDI bic Breife
alIer 2ebensbeonrfniiie itieaen, 10
ftiegen fie b0b in gerinaerem MaBe
alS Die MrbeitalDbne uno bic Nrs
beitsaelegenbeit. SIN Sabre 1905
tparer Die 26bne in ben midtiaiten
SnDuftrten beS 2anoe8 i'm Durhs
ibnitt nm 1.6 BrD5ent hDher als i'm
8Driabre; bic ourhlmnittliHe Nrs
beitsaeit erfubr feline Berdnoeruna,
nber bic Nrbeitsgelegenheit besm. bic
Nabfrage nah Nrbeit mar ar6Ber:
Die 8abl Der beibdftigteri BeriDnen
ftieg UNI 6.3 Hr0aent. 90 Die Nrs
beitaitunben bic gleihen blieben,
mar ber Durhihnittsmohenneroienf
bes ginSelnen nm 1.6 Brusent b6ber
nls i'm BDriabre, uno oa bic 3ahl
oer Mrbeitenoen nm 6.3 BrD5ert
ftiee, cling bic m6hentlihe 2uhnsab.
lung utn 8 HrDsent in Die S6be.
Der Webrueroienit pes @inaelnen
mar rlur 9erina, Der bee Qelammten
Nrbeiterihaft mar nit 8 8rDaent
nber bod ihon rebt beoeuteno. erpB
aenna, einer iiftbaren ginorud auf
ona @eiammtbilo 81 MAIDEN. @ie
bic 26bne, 10 itieaen AUDI Die Breiie
Der aebensbebirfniffe, aber biele
einaer TIM Durhlbnitt 9egen 6as
Yprinbr 1905 uerglihen init 1904
nur uu 0.6 Br0Seut ia bic 6Dbe. 10
oaR fir Die Nrbeit Elm NettOaetpinl
BON j Bro5ent blieb.
Nber oaS Sabr 1904 Epar aud
i@0n Elm .autes" Sabr, uno UNI
bier ben unteridie6 smilden ,.aut"
uno ,.iGlebt" gu e%rtennen. muB
Die Sabre 6er janeiten Bet
.er ihmeren Scot" gum Bereleihe
beransieben. Das Sabr 1894 mar
oaS ,idledtefte" iener Belt. SIN
1905 mar ber burdIhnittlife
Arbeitslobn um 21.5 8rpsent Mro
bee UNI
1871 BroSent h6her als bar1als -
man arbeitete in 1894 l1naer. Die
Rauftrnft oes 2ohne3 fir cine Gr'
bettSltunoe NOR i'm Sabre 1905 TT
Brp5ert 9rDBer als i'm Sabre 1894,
BEN Sabre Der nieorigiten 2Dbne,
aber Die &auftraft zines 8obenlubs
nes mar i'm Sabre 1905 nm 81 Bro'
cent geringer als fe i'm Sabre 1896,
benz Sabre Der biaiaiten 2ebensmits
telpreiie, aetueien NOR. Die grruns
Der .8rpiperitdt" lieat.
uie ihon friiber aus9efibrt muroe,
alio bouptiahlid uoer CANA oarir, :
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cages $ Weatateiten.
SnIan b.


ShDn Dieber iheint elm Bants
itanoal ausbreber au nonen, auer.
oings BON tleineren Dimen1inue1 ais
oerieuiae in Chicago. Nus Balh.
ingtOr niro eemeloet, baB Der Bant.
@raminatDr bic Jirft 9ati0nal Bant
in gbeliea. Maii., eeidlofien bat.
Oas SaIifemert lit oaourb herbei.
aefibrtd oaB Die Bant su piel @elb
an ibre eiqenen Beantert nnD Diret.
loren gelieben bat.
Gin furhtbarea unolid lit in
Der Ndhe beS Stdothens glinhpnrt,
i'm iiomeitlihen 8iratnien, paiIirt
IS miro bort Elm Funnel ourh ben
gltnh WDuntain ~eearaben uno es
itno unaefdhr finfsia 2eute bel Der
Irbeit beihdftiQt. Nm 5reitag
ftirste pl6blih elm Sell oes ausaes
grabenen tunnels elm uno perIGIt.
tete Die idmmtlihen Grbeiter. Mfar
ueiB niht, Db Die l1nelidliben bel
Der &ataitrnpbe um's 2eber qefoms
men iino Doer Oh fie nod leber, ie'
oenfaus bat man iDfort nit &et.
tungSarbeiteu begonner1 uno bat aud,
gleih 9uft in ben Tunnel hineinoes
puntpt. Die gerihiitteten ftammen
fdmmtlib aus Der @egenb pun Climb,
bort uno Die 8ersmeiflung inter ID.
rem Nnqeb6riaen lit arDB. Die unz
elidsftdtte 1T BON 5amilien uuo
Ginoern fDrmlib belaaert. - Nah eis
ner ipdteren Depeihe fat man brei
9Dte uno stuei Terlebte aug Der 8ers
iAittung berau8aebolt.
9as Bunbes : Sutisoepartes
ment bat entlhieben, boB Die GLEN
bahnen teine Irbeiter fir ibre Babns
bauteu aus Werif0 importieren oirs
fen, neil fie oaourh oas Rontratt.
arbeiters@ eieb nerleBen.
Nuf benz in ct. 2Dui8 nbaes
baltenen &Dnuert Der ObftsiGter
uerla8 8rofefiur IS. u. TablDr pom
Gderbau Departement in 8aSpines
ton. 9. g., einen intere1ianten BE-
riht, aus benz bernorgebt, oos Der
@rtraa oer lebtidbrieen @rnte 49,
1876. 600 SnB mar. BON bielen uurs
ben 1.208. 989 SOB mad England
unb 9eutiblanb erportirt, no tie
ourbihnittlih $40 PRO 5aB braHs
ten. Bun 1895 biz 1905 mar Der
ourhidnittlihe idhrlibe grtrag A.,
All. 800 SaS, nnri oener burhIhnitts
lib 989,396 SaB ms Nuslano rpai,s
oerten. mD fie burhihnittlih lie
1896 bradten.
Sn Chicago gebt man iebt benz
Sreilunh au 2eibe. Die GleiShs
SnipettDrert BADEN berauseefunber,
oa6 in pielen 2etaler Sreilunh lers
niert tuir0, oer bDQtDmmer untauQs
lim gum @fien lit.
- @rsbiih1f Blent port Stem Or.
leans bat bas Iusidbiaen . Seim in
Der Ndbe nuri Stem Orleans beludt
uno bort S~ottesoienit abeebolten.
Gtmas oernrtiges bat feiner 1einer
Boradnger aetan. gs tparen Burs
fehrungen ~aetrOffen, nm cine Nns
itedHna unm6glth au MAIDEN.
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oaB bic Irbeitsseit oerturst purbe
uno bic Irbeitseele9enbeit beoeuteno
itieg--in benz groBen Mebr bes @e.
lammtneroienftes uno rur in oerin.
gem WaBe in benz Mebroeroienit oes
Nrbeitenoeu, oenn Der miro gum gu,
ten Tetl aufge8ehrt ourd Die b6berer
Soften Der 2ebensbaltune.
Die Sauptlebre, Die oorin entbals
ten iii. 1T Die: Wenih, peroe nidt
ippie! 2ebe nidt fott. neil Der
Beroienit gut uno Die Nrbeit ftetto
lit, iDnoern ipare. Nibt rtur neil
bic 8%eleeenbeit oasu oa 1T. Ionoern
neil iih geraoe lin outen 3eiten"
oa5 Sparerl ari beiten IShut.
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waIneffpu,s seeoat,rr

madt oas Wenihenleben bort 10 IL
der, mie auf benz 6oblanoe. 6. W.
@poblDe. Der in Dutton StraBe in
WacD, mDhnt, braubt teinen Sibers
b~eitsbamrt. @r ihreibt: SD babe
Or. Sings @eue gntoeduna fir
Gussebrung felt ben lebten flint Sob
rem gebrauft uno ite erbdlt mid ees
iuno. 8orber bate ib Suften, Der
INNER ihlimmer muroe. SEPT 1T er
perl@munoen." &urirt 6uften,
Grippe u. nerbitet BneumDnia. See
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
Merchants & Miners
Transportation Co.'s

Steamship Lines for Boston, Provi.
dence and Baltimore.
Leave Newport News, via Norfolk.
for Boston every Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Friday and Sunday. Leaves for
Providence every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday, sailing from Norfolk ut
500 p. IN.
Leave Newport News for Baltimore
daily. except Tuesday and Wednesday,
ut & p. H., connecting for Washington,
Philadelphia and New York.
Fare to Baltimore, one way, $500:
ronnd trip, $500. including ststeroom
berth. Accommodation and cuisine
inequalled
Freight and passengers taken for all
points North and South. Steamers
leave Baltimore, foot of Long Dock
daily. promptly at p. IN.
Only line running Sunday steamer
between Newport News and Baltimore.
For further information apply to
ID. r. McNEII.l., Agent.
Newport News, Va.
w. p. TURNER. q. p. A.
j. C. WHITNEY. A. d. STEBBINS.
"a V.-P. a. TN. Genl Mgr.
General Offices. Baltimore Md.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Ills. March LIN
crcaSing stocks Of wheat in Minncap
oils ana Il poor demand in flour in
the same market were chiefly respOn
sihla today for Il fresh decline in the
price Of wheat here. AL the close
whcn, for May delivery was down
-. Corn was off Ia Oats showed
81 loss OF l-ia3.S. Provisions were
2 - 10 20 cents lower.
The opening and closing prices for
the leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat No. 2: May. 81 l-4aS1 Is
10 l-2a80 5-S; July. S1aSl l-4-S0 IS
Corn No. =: May, 43 l.Sa43 Ii
~ 7-Sa43; July ~ 5-Sa42 3-4-42 IS;
September. A l-S-i3 3.Sa43 10.
Oars No. 3: May. 30 $50 is:
1nly, 30 1.4a29 3,S-29 IA: September
IS 3-S-2S Il.
Cash quotations were as follows
Flour, dull; No. . spring wheat. SOa
81; No. ), "a 1-2a7S: No. red. 81 "a
nS2 rs: No. = corn, 50 3.4a4O; No.
yellow, I0ai0 Ia; No. 9 oats, 90 is:
No. white, 81 1.2a32: No. 3 white
20 l-2a3i l2: enc . rye. 63: good
feeding barley. 3Sa3S Ia fair 10 choice
mailing. 4la50; No flax seed. LOG;
No. northwestern. Ill; mess pork
per Dbl. 10. 05al5.l0; lard. per loo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
A COLOSSAL GORGE.
FLe Sublime Beauties OF the Grand
Canyon of Arlxona.

This terrific cash is more than 200
miles long and more than q mile deep.
and its area exceeds 1000 square miles.
From The Ell Tovar rim, on which |
stand, 10 the cleaning. snow veined
crags on the opposite side OF this stu
pendOus cleft the distance il thirteen
miles. Human vision cannot take in
the full extent of this wide pageant OF
terror and glory nor ls 1t within the ca
paclty of words 10 set forth it's over
whelming splendor. The plain on which
! stand is nearly 5000 feet above sea
level, and here, in n prodigious fssure
-gaunt. abrupt. frightful and wonder.
ful-are assembled mountains, valleys,
enormous rocks, precipitOus craSs, ra-
vines of mystery and forests of gloom,
through which the black waters of the
Colorado rush onward in their resist
less flow and over which the dauntless
eagle wings its upward flight to meet
the sun. All the forms are here that
imagination could construct, and all the
colors are here that glow in sunset
skies. Far down in the subterranean
vista the forests show like green lawns.
Not less than seven geologic periods in
the physical history of the planet are
displayed in the layers of tinted rock
black. green, gray. red, brown, blue.
pink. orange and alabaster, with many
other mingled hues-that constitute the
walls OF this colossal gorge; walls that
seem continuous and unbrok en-, yet
everywhere are rfted with lateral ifs
sures, the beds of mountain streams
that swell the food Of the great Colo
RADIO river. The American continent
has nowhere else Il Spectacle to show
commensurate with this In beauty,
grandeur and awe.-William Winter in
Pacific Monthly.