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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Two for New York

PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-The morn
Ing game was played on muddy and
slippery grounds. Score: r f..
New York % 0 0 0-l s 9
Philada % 0 0 3 0 o '-3 6 2
Batteries-Chesbro ana GriGith; Nc
Gulre and Kleinow Waddell and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
EUREKA MINERS
DEFEAT 0GDENS
Game Was a Fast One, and
Almost Devoid of
Errors.
H0N0RS ABOUT EVEN
BETWEEN THE PITCHERS
Score Is Six to Two, in Favor
OF the Eureka
Players.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
EUREKA, July 4.-The Eureka and
Ogden teams played almost errorless
ball here this afternoon. and the yisi-
tors were defeated by a score OF to
?. The Miners outplayed and outbatted
their opponents throughout the game,
them victory Honors were about
even between Graves and Blexrud, the
two pitchers, although the former had
shade the bettor OF the argument
Graves has been out of n sick bed only
two days und the local fans were sur
prised to see him In the box and they
were more surprised to sec him pitch
the, beautiful grade of ball which went
victory,
One Run in First.
Ogden got one run In the first. After
Gimlin had been put out at first, Bluth
hit safe, but was forced out at second
on Taylors fielders choice. Hopkin9
then dumped the ball over short and
Herne's timely hit scored Taylor After
this the Lobsters were shut ou, for six
successive innings, although they came
very near scoring In the seventh. when
Taylor and Hopkins, the frat two men
up. connected with the ball for safe
ones
A fast double bv Johnson, Newell and
King put Hopkins, out at second and
out and retired the side Graves al
lowed Bluth and Taylor to walk to first
in the ninth. and then Hopkinss drive
to first was handled by Billy King
Herne was next put out at first but In
the meantime Bluth scored Noah. who
was the next man at bat, fell an easy
victim TO Gravess curves. ending the
game.
Clever batting and base running gave
Eureka three runs In the third inning.
Newell walked and Lumley sacrificed
Bluths failure to cover first allowed
Lumley TO reach that base In safety.
Graves then walked filling the bases.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Des Moines ., Omaha 1.

Des Moines won a close game this
morning by superior playing at bat and
in the hcld The score: X. IA, +,
Omaha ..,.......,,0 O0 0OO00Ql
DeS Moiaes s...s,,l 0 l o &C 20 o. u l
Batteries-Dodge and Bender; Cicotte
and IoMnc
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Drew Bntted Hard.

,.u was batted hard IN the fourth
'srbth and 1t was in these innings
ssIt Lake made It's runs, The runs
srearly all earned and came from
IA hits. Zimmerman. the old
city man, who is now with the
- batted 1000 per cent, Just TO
4 park City what good thing II
La In letting him go. Aside from
s,eyer pitching Of Jensen and the
NJ hItting of the Salt Lake team, the
= vas devoid OF features,
M large crowd present was some
n dlscouraged with the showing
A by the home team, but the Inter
IN The national game is still very
4 alive and the feeling prevails
With a few changes in the line
lls Park City team will yet be heard
I 6sfore the season closes. Tomor-
aiternoon the Park City team Will
q hats with the strong aggregation
Murray, this being the FIRST ap-
rpce of the Smclter CITY boys here
s,sson. Following is the detailed
q OF today'S game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Catch Scratch Men.

The thrcc-milc lap handicap. amateur.
was an amusing race. The scratch men
got into a quarrel about the pace, and
loafed until Schnell and Crebbs. two
OF the handicap riders. caught them,
Even If the scratch men had worked
together. as is their custom, they would
have had TO do some fast travelling to
overtake the distance men. who rode Il
magnificent race Schnell with ham
dicap OF 1lO yards. was first; Crebbs.
40 yards, second, Wright. lao yards
third; King $50 yards. fourth, and
West lS0 yards, fifth. Hume and Ber-
ryessa went down in n spill and the
latter received rather severe jolt.
Tina e.O6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Afternoon Game.

Orth's pitching helped by Kleinows
double in the fourth inning. won the
score: r. H E
New York ..1oo1 90 % l
PhIlada % o 0 0 o o o 0-l 2
Rntterics-Orth and Kleinow. Bender
and Schrcck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Pacific Coast League.

litlo itloi'ue-.First game: Portland 2,
:uand second game: Seattle s.
|h Is Angeles-Fresno Z, Los An
y iLAA'and-oakland 3. San Fran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Afternoon Game,

Chicago defeated ST Louis. TO l. In
the afternoon game today. great
holiday crowd was present
Chicago .Oloo % IS o
st Louis % 0 0 O 0 Ii s 8
Batteries-Altrock and Sullivan, How
ell and Hickey.
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Mcfarland Beats Lawson.

Mcfarland captured the onemile h0H
dicap. professional. Lawson cooked
himself chasing down the handicap men
and on the Anal sprint Floyd shot around
him just as Lawson so frequently does
around Mcfarland on the last curve
Lawson spilled, but this was after both
Hopper and Mcfarland had passed MN
Bardgett WAS third, Wilcox. fourth. hiie ~
Burrls, fifth The time of l;6l preahS
the track record of l.56. tour
In the quarter mile open, amer amae1o.'
Hume got poor start and MS IN inNe oo,n
ate rival, West had things ms lJume
way. Mccormick was seGiHno' sGi 40 2S'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Afternoon Game,

In the afternoon st Louis defeated
Cincinnati, to / The score: r. II L.
st Louis ...s..,.0 000 000l IL 10 !
Battcrics-Bcebe and Mccarthy: Ewing
and Livingston. Earned runs-St. Louis
l, Cincinnati l. Two-base hits-Seymour.
Mcbride. Bases on balls-On Beebe 10
Struck out-By Beebe Q. by Ewing g. Um-
plrcS-Klcm and Carpenter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
[|I CITY LOSES
b DUBE| TA|LORS
A Lake Aggregation Is Too
4 Strong for the Local
Players.
Rk PLAYERS NOT
| IN 1T FOR A MINUTE
,mermaI Old Park City
4 Player, Makes a
Record.
n The Tribune.

'al to The Tribune.
,pK CITY. July i.-The largest
4 that has assembled at the local
= nsrk for many days was on hand
to see the PARK City team go
~ defeat before Dubeis bunch
ssIt Lake The defeat Is the
/. that Park City has met this sea-
tor AT no time during the game
|,sa home team have n man past
"a haze. and only twice was there
n an this bag.
ls,n vas invincible, Two scattered
I n nine innings was all that the
4 eould scare up. At no time dur
~ game were there more than four
~ face the young southDaw, The
'c,iy team played a fairly good
/. IN the field and IL certainly has
ssierlal for Il tirst-class organiza-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
American Association

At MinneapolIs-St Paul s. Minneap-
oils g.
A. I ouisylilc-Jouisvlllc |. Columbus O.
Al Milwuukee-Kansas City 2. Milwau-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
AFTERNOON GAMES.

AT LouisvilIe-Columbus |, Louisville Z.
AT MInneapolls-St Paul o. Mlnneap-
At MIlwaukeo-Kansas City 0. Mllwau-
kec o Game awarded TO Milwaukee be
cause OF Kansas City's REFUSAL to abide
nv decision OF umpire.
Ar Tolcdo-Tolcdo 8. indianapolis O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Honors Easy In st. Louis.

ST, LOUIS. July 4.-Tho morning game
resulted In a shut-out for St. Louis
Kelley's home run to LEFT field was the
feature OF monotonous game. The
score; r. H E.
Cincinnati .,,,,s 80 0 100 O6 3-l2 u /
Batteries-Thompson and Grady: Wei
mar. Chech and Livingston Two-basc
ley. Bases on balls-Cn Thompson g. off
Weimor 6. Struck out-By Thompson T.
by Chech 2, by Welmar 2. Umpires-
Carpcnter and KLEIN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Divided Honors at Boston.

BOSTON. July 4,-Boston defeated Phil
game today by timely hitting. The score:
r. II. E
Boston ....ooO60Oll1-3 10 o
Philadelphia 80 o 0 o % 10 3
Batterics-Young and Brown: Lush and
Doom. Two-base hits-Brodwell, Brans-
field, Home run-Magee. Bases on balls
on Lush L. Struck out-By Lush 4. by
Young Umpire-Conway.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
HOLIDAY CROWD
ATTENDS RACES
Enthusiasts of Game Pack the
Saucer Rim and Overflow
Into Arena.
RIDERS CATCH SPIRIT
OF NATIONS BIRTHDAY
Celebrate Fourth of July by
Making Three New
Records.

Bicycle enthusiasts that filled the
saucer rim and oYerlowed into the
arena witnessed last evenings holiday
race meet If the spectators were there
in gala attire. the same is no less true
OF the riders. who seemed to have the
do or die spirit that Is inherent In the
nations birthday, and sent three rec
ords Ellmm ering. The feature event
was the hVe-mile professional. 1t was
feature not so much because Law son
won and smashed a record. but rather
because little Norman Hopper beat out
Floyd Mcfarland in one OF the prettiest
finishes ever seen on the saucer track
The entire race was made lively by the
various combinations trying to get their
planS in action.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Sioux CITY s, Lincoln 4,

LINCOLN, July i.-Lucls was against
Lincoln In the afternoon game. which
r. H e.
LINCOLN ...........O O001SoO0 l6 .
Sioux City ,,.... L 2 90 90 2 % 10 1
Batterles-McKoy and Zinran. Jarrott
| and Hess.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Afternoon Game,

Philadelphia turned the tables on the
Boston team in the afternoon, winning
fectlye with men on bases The score.
r. II. E.
Philadelphia ..2ooo03OOo- l8 /
Boston ...........0O.0 o 0 o o o 90 l
Batteries-Sparks and Donovan; Linda
man and Brown. Two-base hIts-McGce.
Three-basc hits-Bransneld Bases on
balls-,oG Sparks i; on LIndaman
J7mDlre.-ConWny
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Des NIoincs 3, Omnha 2.

OMAHA, July 1.-The afternoon game
was a repetition Of the morning game,
Des Molnes winning through merit Inc
S@aha sSDe1 ...........2oOoooooo2 3
Des Moines ......0 o 0 0001 l-S
Batteries-Sanders and Gonding; Miller
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Lawson Breaks Another Record

ali IN the enc orofns U stonai riders made an at
tempt to oTF VI Ins FsiSF%
seconds orS5er who succeeded. He
vas was t9s re-, 9aiis distance In ;2S 4-5, and there
e'G 5hos @ SGeys HaS 1yen S bo,ssT tssG h
necesSltS unrntn0 Samuelson and FoRler
mark mar Sor second. third and fourth places,
tled dUerlne 10, the distance in "a 80 sec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Nofth,Nestern League.

ans ns0nSh1e--First game Butte 3.
: Second game-Spokana 6,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
Failed to Steal March.

About the middle OF the race. Samuel
son, Pye and others tried TO steal
march on the bunch, but failed so dis
mally that Mcfarland turned a sickly
grin toward Sam as ne closed up the
gap made with such effort. Straight
way Bardgett and Williams went out.
and some lively riding was done before
they were overtakcns In fact the rid
ing was so lively that Mcfarland forgot
to pick out a nice position for the
finish The bell found Homer leading
the bunch, Lawson close after him. and
Mcfarland q little farther behind ON
went the riders and from the clip II
was evident that a new record was be-
ing made On the final lap Lawson let
out his sprint and passed Hopper. but
not without an effort. Mcfarland
worked his long legs Ike plston-rods.
drew up on Hopper. but the latter was
travelling and the back curve round NC
Farlano still working to close the gap.
AS they came around the stretch. both
pedaling like demons. Mcfarland
closed IN but Hopper held his lightning
clip. and down the straiShtaway they
came working every muscle In their
bodies In admiration the great crowd
rose to It's feet and as Hopper shot
over the tape a rim TO the good the
crowd burst forth with applause Tor
the plucky rider who not only dared to
fght Mcfarland. but beat him Down
ing was fourth. The time OF 9:55 breaks
the former record OF 1928 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05

Iisaeaay. It, NAY. Jeweler, moved to S4
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Pueblo Il. DcnYer G.

DENVER, Colo. July 4-Pueblo
slaughtered DcnYer's pitchers I'm the
game today and won the second
by punching their hits. The score;
First game r.. ii. 10;
Pueblo ..,........4 ] % o eli Z2
Denver ----.......2 0 0 O O o o o.
Battertos-Pnige. Morgan Adams ana
WCghnrdt; FaurOt and Mcssitt.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
OUR WOMEN
FINEST IN WORLD
SAYS CELESTIAL
PRESIDENT OF CHINESE REFORM
ASSOCIATION TAKES ISSUE
WITH GAEKwAR.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Berore
sa ling on the steamship Kaiserin
sailing on the steamship Kaiserin
Welt. President of Chinese Reform
Association. delivered parting shot
at the Gaekwar OF Baroda for his
comments on the American women.
The Gaekwar Is all wrong" he
said, The American type OF woman
hood is the finest in the world. Every
where here beautiful women may be
seen. In the poorest quarters as well
as In the palaces they are found.
II hope some day that. reformed
and awakened. China may have wo-
men as healthfully and naturally de-
veloped.-But in the face. as well.
the American women seem like what
you call angels"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
Again Bluefield
Avenue Is Discussed.
WASHINGTON
Is WATCHING
UNITED STATES WILL INTER.
FERE III PALMA CAN'T KEEP
ORDER.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-CIose
watch is being kept on the develop
ment OF the revolutionary movement
In Cuba for the purpose OF determIn-
ing whether the American govern
ment will be forced TO intervene I'm
the interest OF peace. The question
now being considered is whether the
United States shall Interfere OF its
own volition or whether Il shall wait
until President Palma has made an
appeal for assistance. If the situa-
tion there becomes serious this gov
ernment will interfere OF it's own
volition.
Official advices of the revolutionary
attempt TO overthrow the Cuban gov
ernment were received from the
charge d'affaires OF the American le-
CATION at Havana, who cabled
Armed manifestation against the
Cuban government have occurred I'm
the province OF Plnar Del Rio and
Havana. Several hundred men are
said to have taken part No trouble
is reported in the other provinces. 2"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
TROUBLE FOR
DIVORCES.
MANY DECISIONS OF EXTINCT
NEW YORK COURT ARE IN.
oPERATIvE BECAUSE
UNRECORDED.

Discovery was made at New York
yesterday made by investigators for
the United States census bureau. who
are looking for divorce statistics I'm
that city. that many OF the divorce
decisions in the old court OF common
pleas are imperative. because no de.
cree OF divorce has been entered npon
the records In hundreds of cases
In which the court has ordered that
decrees of divorce or separation
should be issued. the order for iudg-
ment has not been submitted 10 the
court by counsel for the successful
party. Thus no final order would
'ssue. IL Is believed that i'm many
'ases the parties to the divorce have
been married again. II vas stated
'sterday that such MARRIAGES are viod
nd can only be legalizcd by action
II the Legislature. and that such con
sion and Inconvenience to the I'm.
ierested parties Is certain 10 ensue.
The court of common pleas Is no
longer In eXistonce.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
FOR CAPTURE
DEAD OR ALIVE.
w RDERERS WHO ESCAPED IN
MISE COUNTY STILL AZ
LARGE.

Richmond. Va, Aug. 22 Cover
nor Swanson yesterday renewed the
reward for Elijah Concy and John
James. escaped murderora. from fhe
Wise county JAIN The reward now
stands $500 for their capture. dead
or alive Coney and James arc
handy win firearms aud the officers
of Wise think while tho chances of
their capture ave favorable. 81 is not
likely to como without eomc serious
shOoUue
~ ie 1uNhoriuvcly announced that
the youngest daughter OF william
Jennings BRYAN is TO enter ths SOS.
sion 1t Uoulns institute. and that
she win shortly come ~ Virginia The
distinguished Nebraskau. who has ai-
WAYS taken tbe deepest intcrcs, n
tho old Dominion. wrote to thc
school authorities about his DAUGHTER
while 600 Couslanflnoplo. and 60 IS
said that thc matter has now been
definitely settled
Notca or enthusiasm aIc being
sounded for Robert - Bruce. and fbo
Democrats are united. and there g.
little doubt Chat they win put up The
biggest feht fbc Nuh district has
witnessed ln q decade
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
MISS BRYAN
AT HOLLINS

II is announced that the youngest
daughter OF William jennings Bryan
is TO enter this session at Holins
Institute. and that she will shortly
come TO Virginia
The distinguished Nebrastan. who
has always taken the deepest interest
I'm the old Dominion. wrote to the
school authorities about his daughter
while in constantinople and it is said
that the matter has now been definite
ly settled.
Miss Bryan is only sixteen years
old, but Is said 10 inherit her fathers
mental qualities and TO possess. in ad-
diton, may fcminine charms. The
young lady viii be treated Just like
any Other student ~ Holins, and viii
not ask rny s""cial concessions
II was through 'bc rrcommeuda-
tions Of JudGe Grimsloy. of Culpep-
er--an intimate friend Of the famous
Democrat that Mr. Bryan was in
dnccd 10 send his daughter 10 Virgin
Ia. Judge Grlmslcy himself had n
daughter at IIollins. SO hc knew
whereof he spoke when hc praised
this splendid school Roanokc TImos
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
ROOSEVELT IN THE
TRUST BAND WAGON
AND "STANDPATTERS" ONCE
MORE REJOICE.

Washington. D. c., Aug. 22.-Re-
publican "standpatters" are reioiced
visiting friends and acquaintance.
over the attitude President Roose-
velt has taken upon the question Of
q tarln revision. In his letter 10 Rep
resentative James y Watson Of lndi-
ana, the whip OF the Republican ma
iority In the House Of Representatives
the President shows that he has come
squarely around to the position Of
Speaker Cannon. Secretary Of the
Treasury shaw. and other stand
pat' Republicans This Is especially
gratifying 10 such men ss these. in
asmuch as the President has always
been suspected OF possessing O strong
sentiment in favor Of revision. But
he Is now In full accord with the
men who are looked upon as leaders
in the congressional campaign this
year on what f. becoming para
mount issue.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
Wins the Third Game of the
Series Yesterday.
rHE GAME TOMORROW WILL Br
INTERESTING.

blneheld took the third game of
the series to-day by the close score OF
four to three I'm n very exciting con
test Fereueon was in the box for
Rlueheld and was effective through
out the entire game. Sayers did the
twirling for Graham aud was in flne
form, but failed TO receive as fast
support 0s was given Ferguson.
The trth was an uneventful part OF
out Lynch, Leonard and w Rrum.
Held and Sayers did the same thing
for Foster. Taylor aud Spratt but
gave Gibbs and Williams passes TO
FIRST.
In The second Barr singled pilfer-
ed second. was sacrificed To third by
Rcese and scored ON wild pitch by
savers Reese was safe nt arst on
mn error ny Savers, stole second was
advanced TO third by Nlppett and
scored un m error by w. Rrnm1eld.
There was nothing doing for eth
or side then untll the fourth. w.
brumneld opened MP by landing one
of Ferguson'a spit balls over the
fence for two stations Mcclure ad-
vanced him To third and u. Brumfield
sent "nlg-Un" ovcr the rubber on
hit TO center field lnter crossing that
spot himself when Foster let Nippetts
Wild throw ret away from him.
Tho nth as nn uneventful part OF
the game, but I'm the sixth sprntt
stralnghtoned one of Sayers benders
for first bag. Barr follwoed with
drive To center that left him on third
and scored Spratt Barr scored min
ute lator on n sacra6ce by Nlppett.
This ended the run getting for Blue
field.
I'm the ninth II looked ns If Graham
Ind q chance 10 win but failed to hit
Ferguson prevented that chance be-
ing made good w Brumnold went
ont on Nv to Taylor Mcclure went
ont pitcher TO FIRST and 81 looked like
The game wns over However B
Prumncld drcw q pass 10 first. stole
socoud and gocorcd on B. Burton's
drive down third base line Ingles
came 20 bat with Burton on second,
but his hat had a hole I'm it and the
score was four TO three in favor OF
Bmcneld
Graham 0 o 2 900 O1-S
Bluefeld 0 2 o o o 2 OO o.
struck out-By Sayers 10: by Fer
gugOn 10.
Three bnso hit Barr.
Two boac hit w Brumneld
Base hits Taylor 2: b. Brumneld
B Burton 2 wilton spratt Barr.
Bases on balls ON sayers 2; of
Ferguson !
Umpire Baylor and Williams.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
WILL PUNISH POLAND.
GAR DETERNiINED no WAGE
WAR ON TIIRRoRIsrS FOR
ATTACK On GOVERNOR
GENERAL.
VI. PETERSBURG. Ann.

ST. PETERSBURG, Ang. 2a.-
\ call To- an uncompromislng war
with terrorrism and revolution in po-
land was sounded In the imperial
telegram OF congratulotlon TO GOV
ernor Gemeral Skallon of Warsaw ON
his escape from the bombs of would
be assasslhs at Warsaw Saturday. In
this telegram Emperor Nicholas ar
ter thinking divine providence for
saving the governor generals life
for me nnd Russia, continues:
DO nol be discouraged; be reso-
lutte In tAe battle with insenate am
archy and sedtion."
Under present conditions In Poland
10 viii bc dimout 20 execute the
imperial viii. as the police have
practically been driven from the
streets of the Polish capital aud the
prevailing military measures are be-
lieved to be inadequate 10 cope with
the revontionists
Honce the text OF the telegram Is
REGARDED here as indicating the I'm
tention OF the emperor To strengthen
the hands OF Gen Skanon or his sue
cessor by furnishing more troops.
empowering the use of storner meth.
DDS than hitherto We're permissible
and the formation of special min
istry TO take over the government of
the Polish provinces.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
MEXICO MAY
SHAKE NEXT

Washington Aug - Meningitis
la the disoase affecting the backbone
"f thc American continent according
70 Dr @ willard r. ,ycs Of fhs geolo-
aicnl survey. and Mexico vii; be TIE
r'v0 country 10 bp visued by "a rcis-
mic disturbance in his prediction. In
thi5 topic Dr Hayes sold
'TbcHo mountains Jf what rs m.s.
akcrly called backbone Of the Amef-
icau continent arc among ths now
f' in the world. explained Dr..
IIayo THAT ls why they are so
nigh They represent much more
seoloncal period than do the Apps-
Hchiaus yef 80 i8 probable the Appa-
'achiana wore once as high as the
HocEio Thoy have been worn down
1y erosion and wind and the natur-
i forces you con imagine how long
process 3. void bo There are no
.olcanoes among them volcanic ac-
iyity ia alwaya ln thc region where
.ho newer mountains are"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
DOWIE Is Baking.
AT THE LAST MOMENT HE
BREAKS UP COMPROMISE
WITH VOLIVA.

CHICAGO. August 22,.- John
Alexander Dowle said last night that
all negotiations between himself and
WILDER Glen voliva for settlement OF
'he Zion City tangle had been de-
dared on. Dowie issued a statement
last night. in which he said:
"All the attempts at negotiation
have ended In failure. ] made a clean
cut proposition. but Voliva and his
adherents refused to consider It, Then
| offered to consider proposition
from them. but II was twice stated
that they had none to offer. Hence.
negotiations are closed and there is
nothing at this time to say"