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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
.SM0OT IS SURE
TO BE BOUNCED
Apostle Will Be Retired From
Senate Before Christ
mas Holidays. ~
SENATOR DUBOIS C0NFIDEN
CHURCHMAN IS TO -
Case Will Be Called in Senate
as Soon as 1t COnyenes
i'm December.

Senator Fred #. Dubois Is a visitor In
Zion, en- route 10 his home In Blackfoot.
Ida after the winter and spring spent
in Congress. Senator Dubois Is picture
of health He will remain here today
and will leave for his Idaho home to-
night. Senator Dubois is accompanied
by his private secretary, c. z. Arney.
In a talk with The Tribune Senator
Dubois declared that there was no ques-
tion as TO S1noot being bounced from the
Senate The case Of the apostle will
come up just as soon as Congress con-
venes. and a vote will be had and the
apostle retired before the holiday ad
tournament In general. Senator Dubois
said:
How about politics in 1dahoi' WAS
There will be no political issues, to
speak Of in Idaho in the coming campaign
There are no political differences OF any
greut moment between the two parties rms
Is true, also. pretty generally, in the coun-
Try at large. II has been so ever since Mr
Roosevelt was elected President
The Republican county conventions in
Idaho indorsed the record made in Congress
by Senator Hepburn and Congressman
French and the Republican State conyen-
ton will. doubt. do the same. The Dem:
ocratic county conventions in Idaho indorsed
the record made by me in Congress, and no
doubt the Democratic State convention will
likewise ndorso my Congressional record.
1t would be quite appropriate il the Repub-
lican conventions Endorsed my record IN Con
gress rs we'll as that of Hepburn and
French and il the Democratic conventions
indorsed the record in Congress OF Senator
Hepburn and Congressman French, as we'll
ns mine.
To illusrrate: Congressman French voted
for the railroad rate bill in the House; Sena-
tor Hepburn and myself voted for the rail
road rate bill in tho Senate, The Senate
amended the House, - =, q great MANY
parts; in my judgment they E'hened it
in places and they weakened il in places
at
houses agreed on their report Congressman
French. Senator Hepburn and myself all
voted for the conference report Senator
Hepburn and voted in the Sennte TO incor.
porate the meat inspection bill a part
of the agricultural appropriation bill; the
House Committee on Agriculture changed the
Senate meat inspection bill in great many
ways. and Congressman French voted for
the House bill, When the conferees Of the
two houses adjusted their differences, Con.
gressman French Senator Hepburn and I
voted TO adopt the report OF the conferees.
Senator Hepburn and /, in the Senate, voted
for tho pure food bill. Senator Hepburn had
charge of this bill in the Senate and I voted
with him NIL the way through, every
amendment which he proposed. ! am glad
20 say in pnssing. that Senator Hepburn
acquitted himself most admirably in the
handling OF this great subject. I proud
OF him, and the State ought TO be proud
of him | fear that he receives moro crcdi,
abroad however. than he does as home. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
his Is Police Explanation for
Finding of Two Victims
in Kansas City.
'UNG WOMAN AND, HER
! COMPANION ASSAULTED
ted Lover of the Girl Under
( Arrest; His Clothing
Was Bloody.

CITY. July 20.-Bertha Bow
| and Frank Kern, each II years old
|>e found unconscious at Fourteenth
Franklin streets, on the west bluns
|rlooking the railway yards, carly TO-
I. Both had been assaulted during
/ night The woman will die and the
Il may not recover, Albert Cronei
ID 81 yeers Of age. a stockyards en-
|yee and a member OF the Third regl-
|at, Missouri National Guard, was ar
ted later and held by the police.
Blood on Suspects Clothing.
|rone. who had kept company with
| woman last year, had beaten her at
10 time. When arrested there was
|od on his clothing.
bertha Bowlln had been struck with
|iece of iron or lead pipe. according
|the police. and her skull and one arm
|ctured. Kern also had been badly
Item, but his injuries were less seri-
J than those inflicted upon the wo-
IA.
Feither Miss Bowlin nor Kern re-
he'd consciousness sufficiently to tell
the assault, which evidently occurred
they were strolling along the drive
last evening.
he scene where the couple was found
Heated that there had been a struggle.
In lay on the roadway. which Is little
ID, and nearby was a piece Of gas
|e. Footprints and trail In the soft
|th leadinT 10 the edge of the bluff
+cated that the woman had, after be-
assaulted. been dragged TO the side
the roadway and pitched over. She
found Is feet down the side Of the
|n.
Jealousy Probably Cause.
fern. who is painter, was a boarder
fhe home of Miss Bowlin's parents in
Ierson street, half a mile away. They
fe last seen at 9 o'clock last night,
fn they started out for a walk Miss
Flin some time ago, according to
members OF the family, had Tilted
|ne for Kern
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Results at Jatonia,

CINCINNATI, July 20.-Latonia results
First race, six furlongs-Moccasi Maid
won. Beatrice *. second, Laceue third
Time, Il.
Second race, Ave and half turIongs-
Thorpe won, Friction second Toll Gath
erer third. Time, l:09l-5
Third race, six furlongs-Millson won
Sand Bath second. Mum third. Time
i:1T.
Fourth race, steeplechase. handicap
Club House course. Subador won Mo
dred Law second, Full of Fun third Time
3.40.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Alcor won
Monte Lucille second, John English
third. Time. 80 1-5.
Sixth race. six furlougs-Field Lark
won, Alma Gardia second, PrincipIa
third. Time. 1;173-5.
Seventh race. mile and sixteenth
The Only Way won, Piller escond, Light
Opera third. Time, / 524-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
NEW PLANT PLANNED
Strong Copper Mining Company of Wy.
oning Is Busy.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
LARAMIE, ,Wyo., July 20.-A A Col
der OF Boston, financial agent for the
Strong Copper Mining company Of this
place, and G. p, Russ of Haverhill, Mass,
who have been at the Strong mine for q
day or two, returned last afternoon
While at the mine they determined upon
The building OF reduction plant for
that mine, the craftsman being now al
work upon the plans for the building
The machinery contract will be awarded
as the gentlemen pass through Denver on
their way home.
The Strong shaft has reached the 800
foot level, developing a large body of
copper ore. nearly all Of the output hav-
ing reduction value and some OF IT rang
ing as high as 80 per cent. The mine is
located fourteen miles east OF this city,
and is owned largely by local men Its
shaft is the deepest copper shaft in this
part Of the State,
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Confesses to the Plot.
FOR CHEAPER CEMENT
Wyoming Men Intend to Cut Price Of
the Article.

Special to The Tribune,
LARAMIE, Wyo., July 20.-A new
enterprise hinges upon the building OF a
Portland cement mill on the extensive
beds Of native cement found up the Lar
annie river from this city. and il the
plant is ericted at least one and per-
haps two plants for the manufacture Of
cement building blocks Will be erected
by local concerns. One OF the proposed
companies has gone so far in its nego-
tiations as to secure prices Of ma
chinery and enter into the cost OF pro-
duction. The new cement mill is being
worked UP by interests allied 10 the
Standard Oil company and is expected
to cut the price Of Portland cement near
ly in two,
Cement blocks. according 10 the light
gained by the proposed new company.
can be manufactured cheaper than brick
and almost as cheap as lumber for out
side walls and cheaper than lumber for
pavements and curbing. IneXhaustible
beds OF raw material exist not far from
the city.
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House made many amendments TO the pure
food bill. and Congressman French voted
for the House bill. When the conferees be.
tween the two houses settled their differences
and agreed on pure food bill, Senator Hey
burn and /, and Congressman French, all
voted for the conference report
Administration Measures.
These subjects were great Administrs,
earnestly advocated by President Roosevelt
He used all his powers for the enactment
OF this legislation. All the Democrats OF
/ the House and Senate, and all the Republi-
cans Of the House and Senate. with very few
exceptions, supported them. do not recall
single vote cast by me during, the entire
with the votes Of my Democratic colleagues,
| doubt ii there are one hundred persons
in Idaho who feel like critcising any OF their
representatives in Congress for their votes
in favor OF This legislation.
The Administration. in addition TO this
legislation which has passed strongly and
ippinc torifr bill admitting Philippine sugar
to the United States free of duty, Congress.
French voted against the Philippine bill
in the House; il passed the House, however.
and came to tho Senate. Senator Hepburn
is opposed to the Philippine tariff bill and
would have voted against il had il come be
fore the Senate. | n member OF the
Senate Philippine committee and helped kill
the bill IN committees | voted against II
of the committee who refused to allow it to
be reported from committee. am held, gen
orally. responsible, / think, and I am in
S'S S for " he Sn Of ". fHyp6s sfGy 1s'Pani Ps
6ill / had the confidence and aid OF Senator
Hepburn and Congressman French.
The Administration also was worry anx
ious for Joint Statehood for New Mexico and
Arizona. Congressman French voted in tho
House against the measure; II passed the
Hepburn and | voted in tho Senate against
joint Statehood for Arizona and New
Mexico. L do not recall any other matters
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At Brighton Beach.

NEW YORK. July 2o.-Brighton results
First race. six furongs-Dashaway
won. Yankee Girl second, Arimo third
Time, 1;14,
Second race, mile and a sixteenth
Single Shot Won. Nemesis second, Moon
shine third Time IA 90
Third race. six furlongs-sir Russell
won. Pantoufie second. Water Tank third.
Time, 1:12 As.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth
Aeronaut won. Maxnar second, Bobhie
kean third, Time. 1:464
Fifth race. Ave aud a half furlongs-
Fantastic won, Laura A. second Gold
Lady third, Time, 1:073-5,
Sixth race, selling. mile and n quar-
ter-Angler Won, Tyron second. Embar
rassment third. Time, 2:05-
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Stands by Earthquake Clause.

Finally 1t was announced that agents
from London were on their way here
with plcnary power 10 effect q settle
ment. The representatives Of Lhe COM
panies arrived Saturday and after max
Ing an investigation announced that there
was no doubt as TO the validity OF the
earthquake clause which is embodied In
their policies and that ii they concluded
the fire was. as a matter of fact. the
direct or indirect result OF the earth
quake they would pay nothing. Notices
were Hnally sent TO some of the policy
holders in the company that their claims
would be paid on the basis OF Is cents
on the dollar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN
President and Other Leaders Will Dis
cuss Congressional Situation.

OYSTER BAY. y. Y. July 20.-Plans
for the Republican Congressional cam
paign are 10 be formulated at Sycamore
Hill Monday. President Roosevelt has
invited Speaker Cannon Chairman Sher-
man Of the Republican Congressional
campaign convention, Secretary Loudeu
Slayer and Treasurer Mckinley of the
committee TO luncheon on Monday.
Headquarters of the committee are to
be established In New York City. where
the speaking programme will be ar
ranged, The literary bureau will be es-
tahlished in Washington
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Jealousy Probably Cause.
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE
tton Conductor Of Raymond Whit
comb Excursions Ends His Life.

|EATTLE, Wash. July 2O.-George A.
konds, one Of the personal conductors
the Raymond Whitcomb excursion
|ty bound for Alaskan points, COM
tied suicide here this morning by
biting himself in the head while stand
on the wharf, just as the two steam
carrying the members OF his party
pulled away from The dock.
me Coroner can find no cause for the
ID. Slmonds is said 10 be one of the
known excursion managers in the
|ntry. His home is thought to be In
|ton. the headquarters for the Ray
Pd-Whitcopb COMPANY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
FORGING STRONG CHAIN
IN GOVERNMENT CASE
Prosecution Has the Best of 1t
in the Oregon Land
Fraud Suits.

PORTLAND, Or, July 20.-Another link
was forged by the Government today in
the chain Of circumstances by which 1t
expects 10 fix conviction upon Martin
G. Hoge, City Attorney of Medford. and
Charles Nichell, formerly United States
commissioner, of conspiracy to suborn
perjury Today Henry w. Miller, the
confessed arch -couspirator. finished his
story and left the witness stand.
Confesses to the Plot.
Following him Franklin Elwood Kin
cart, his co-conspirator. who confessed
his part In the plot five minutes before
the trial began, took the stand and cor
roborated Miller's testimony In all es-
sential details. He underwent the ordeal
of scathing cross examination at the
hands Of Judge Thomas O'Day, counsel
for the defense.
William T. Shoults, one of the Med
ford victims of the swindlmg scheme,
also took the stand shortly and told the
story OF his being drawn Into the vortex
by Martin G. Hoge,
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STANDS BY PACKERS
kional Live Stock Exchange Defends
Quality Of Meat.

|HICAGo. July 2o.-The National Live
* exchange today decided to stand by
packers and make every effort TO prove
their meat is NIL the manufacturers
pa. IL was decided also 10 request Sec
|ry Of Agriculture Wilson TO meet com.
Lee TO discuss the new inspection order.
fllhelm Lacomeso, a South African army
Factor. declared that Chicago beef
FLED during the Boer war WINS entirely
sfactory, with the exception of one ship
Il which had been allowed TO ROMAN on
|ock for four months exposed to e tenn
bture Of ITO degrees.
+ q. Swift Of Kansas City was elected
Fident OF the exchange Tor tho ensuing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
BIG MILL BURNED
Butte Plant Of Montana Zinc Company
Is Totally Destroyed

BUTTE, Mont. July 2o-The mills OF
corporation. were totally destroyed by Arc,
starting from defective electric wire nj
Z o'clock this morning. The plant is in the
old silver mill Of the Alice Mining company.
the oldest mill of the sort standing in the
State.
The Montana Zinc compnny's plant in.
stalled year ngo at cost of Sl35 600
totally destroyed The loss upon tho
building is estimated a: 500. 600 The total
loss is Sl95 900. with insurance OF $50 900
c. f Wisncr OF New York is president OF
the zinc company. The FIRE could no, be
fought owing to tho lack of water
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
WESTERN BANK BIDS
National of Cheyenne, Wyo., Wants
Some of the Panama Bonds.

Special to The Tribune
WASHINGTON. D. c., July 2o.-Bids for
the s30,0o0.000 Panama bond issue were
opened In the Treasury this evening
Among the bids was one from the First
National bank Of Cheyenne, Wyo, for
s150.0o0 Of the bonds at S104. The banks
bid for this amount Will undoubtedly be
accepted,
Postmasters appoIrbe ed today-Sherman
n, Smith Post Falls. Kootenai county,
Idaho; Augustus L. Hoffman. Fish Creek.
Laromie county, Wyo.; Cecilia Peter
son. Rombler, Carbon county, Wyo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
Reckless Throwing by Glade
Gave Philadelphia Victory
Over 81. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Washington /, Chicago 0,

WASHINGTON July 2e.-wsshingtou de
featcd Chicago today in the final game OF
the series. In making hurry~up play Pat
terson threw wild to first, the ball bounding
into the stands. and the runner came all tho
way homo with the local teams solitary
run. Patton. Patterson and White pitched
splcndidly for their teams. White relieved
Patterson on account of illness. Score;
Il. II. F.
Chicago ,...o o o o o 90 8
Washington % 0 o o 0 0 Il 4 o
Batterles-White Patterson. Hart and
Sullivan; Patton md Heydon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
Counting on Fairbanks,

KANSAS CITY, July 2o.-vice Presiden,
c. W Fairbanks. Speaker Joseph G, Cannon
and United States Senator William Warner
OF Mi ssouri will, il Is stated. likely take
por. in opening the Republican campaign
in this State next fall. William j. BRYAN
United States Senator William J. Stone and
Governor Joseph w. Folk, j, has previously
been announced, arc to open the Democratic
campaign in Missouri
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
Philadelphia 8, Pittsburg 1

PITTSBURG, July 2o-In a fast and
snappy game in which the pitchers did ine
work, the Philadelphius defeated the Pitts.
burgs today by punching FIVE hits in tho
seventh and eighth innings Pittsburg
got in the ninth inning on two singles
and an out and saved itself from being shut
out, Score: r. II E
Piusburg 49,. ...o0oOooOo1- & i
Philadelphia .00o0Ol OlllO-3 10 o
Batteries - Mcfarland McIlycr md
Phelps: Lush, Sparks and DOOM Two bo Sc
hit-Gee. Bases on balls-OT Mcfarland 2
off Mcllver 2, on Lush 5. Struck out-By
Mcfarland 4, by Lush 2. Umpirc-Klem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
PHILADELPHIA 5. st. Louis 9

two wild throws today which lee in four
runs and gave Philadelphia victory over St
Louis Bender pitched good ball and kept
sne =, hI.s Ionis wen 'e9tfered saSrS; K e
Philadelphia 2 o 2 0 0 o IS G
Batteries-Glade and o Conner Bender
and Schreck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
Pitcher EastOn of Brooklyn Let
St. Louis Down Without
a Hit or Run.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Chicago 6, New York 8.

CHICAGO, July 2O.-Chicago took the
final game of the series from New York
today in u whirwind fashion, scoring four
runs in the eighth nfter two outs, triple
by Stolnfeld, and two successive singles fol.
lowing two gifts. Score r II, E.
Chicago ,... ....010o oOO04l-e 6 1
New York .....,.3 o 100000 o-3 .
Batteres--Taylor and King; Mnthewson
and Bowernan. Two.base bits-Devlin,
Dahlen Three base hit-Steinfeldt. Struck
out-By Mathcwson 2. Bases bals-Of
Taylor >, of Mathewson A. Umpires-
.tohnstOne and O Day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
BLAMES HOTEL COMPANIES
State Auditor of Indiana Finds Wilful
Violation of Laws

INDIANAPOLIS July 2o.-Stute Auditor
Bielcr has written TO the French Lick
Springs company and the Wosr Baden
Springs company that as the result OF the
Investigation that he instituted there last
week. ne finds that the two hotel companies
have boon engaged in ''wanton and wlful
violation OF the criminal laws Of the State.
and demands that both companies cease their
unlawful practices
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
DECISION NOT ANNOUNCED
|uiry Into Freight Rates on Oil Has
Been Concluded.

IANSAs CITY, July 2o-Tho Missouri
g Board OF Railway and Warehouse Com
ftoners concluded its inquiry today into
yht rates on oil The evidence submit
td, with n ftatement that ita andinSs
"a DO rnado public later. The ATTORNEYS
inc interested railroads submitted the
without presenting any evidence. A. II
+tncr, representative of the National
c3mpsny OF Cleveland, was tho only wit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
Hail Storm Hurts Fruit.
Speciul TO Tho Tribune,

VVVOIuf W HU
LARAMIE. Wyo., July 20.-Prof B. c..
Bufum, director OF the experiment sta
tion hero. has received a telephone mes
sage from Lander containing an account
OF the recent hailstorm In that CITY.
where hundreds of dollars worth of
damage was done to fruit trees. The
leaves were nearly all stripped from tho
trees and the bark was cut and bruised,
so that 1t is likely the result will be
more disastrous than is at present vIsi-
Bile. Lander Is In the midst OF the most
prolific fruit belt of the State
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-21
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF
EARTHQUAKE CLAUSE
Some Companies Doing Bust
ness i'm Frisco Settle
With Part Payment.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.-It is re-
ported that the Commercial Union, Pala-
tine and Alliance Insurance companies
have commenced TO pay their San Fran
cisco fire losses on the basis of rs cents
on the dollar. According to policy hold
ers, who have been besieging the local
Offices of the three companies for weeks
past, they were told they would have TO
await the decision OF the home offices
before payment could be commenced. but
that full settlements would probably be
made
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Pueblo s, Omaha 1,

OMAHA. July 20.-The locals were un-
able TO hit Stimmell opportunely today,
while the visitors were very successful
in punching their hits. There never was
a chance for Omaha from the beginning
OF The game Score. r. Fl. E.
Omaha ......,0 @ 0 0 0 o 0 IL 2
Pueblo ,..,....1 0 o 0 3 0-s 10 0
Batteries-Sanders and Gonding; Slim
nell and Messitt.
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MUST PAY PENALTY
Illegal Fencing of Public Lands Costs
$500 and Day in Jail.

HELENA, Mont July 2o.-W. W. Fiatt Of
Smith Bros. Sheep company pleaded guilty
in the United States court today TO illegally
fencing public lands in Meagher county and
was fined $500 and sentenced TO the county
isil for twenty-iour hours. by Judge Wolvcr
ton The indictment against j. NJ and \. B
Smith. members Of the same firm. was dis
missed Flatt assumed oil the blame.
The jury, after deliberatiug seventeen
hours, failed to agree in the case % the
United States against Joseph T. Carroll, Il
Butte lumberman, charged with Illegal fenc
ing near Butte, and he was discharged.
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Bribery Cases Continued.

DES MOINES.' In. July 2O.-By agree.
ment Of tho nsorneys in the bribery cases
against General Manager Hippcc of the
DeS Moincs Street Railway company ard A.
NJ Hndley, manager OF Jefferson Polk farm.
a continuance secured today until Au-
gust O. The men accused OF giving
bribes TO Alderman j. s. uancry 10 secure
his vote for . franchise.
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Brooklyn 2, st. Louis c

ST. LOUIS, July 2o.-Pitcher Eason OF
Brooklyn let 81; Louis down without hit
or run today, the visitors winning Score
R. II E.
Brooklyn .... % 2 o 20 900 % 10 |
Batteries-Thompson and Grady, Enson
and Ritter. Two-base hit-Jordan Bases
on balls-Of Thompson l, off Eason g.
Struck ont-By Eason 5, by Thomas L.
Umpire-Carpcnter
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'ECRETARY WILSON HOME
Returned From His Study of the
Packing House Question.

tAsHINGToN, July 2o.-sccretury vii.
arrived from the West today, where ho
10 gather data and to confer with tho
>ers In connection with the execution Of
neat inspection law. He sold he had OBJ.
= IN preparing the rule under whioh ,ha
viii be enforced. He hoped TO be obia
'fomulgate the rules next week
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ROCKEFELLER STARTS HOME
But Standard Oil Magnate Makes No
Statement for Papers

PARIS. July 2o.-,John D. Rockefeller will
sail for Now York this evening on the Ham.
burg American line steamer Amerikn lie
occupied a private cGr attached to the spc.
cal steamer trein. aud accompanied bv
his physician aud members OF his fnmjly
Mr., Rockefeller declined 10 discuss the
him which awaiting his arrival in tho
I-uited St5frs