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The Washington times., 1906-11-27
Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

DhE ] tWi OE1G y SistS ffs aS
LEAVE STATION, New Jersey ave and a.
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
Every OtheF Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW 4Okh-
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW 4ohh-
100 a-m--Dfner, Pullman PHrlGr
$500 a.m.-Bunet. Parlor. Hr. Train.
s@s 90 a .m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
III 90 a.m.--Diner and Pullman Farlor Car.
-1:0J p-u1.-Diner and Pullman FGrior Car.
1900 p.m.-'ROyal Limited" All Puilmans-
400 p p-H--coaches 70 Philadel 3hla-
8 90 j. p-m.-Dtuer and Pullman tarlor.
200 p.m.-Coaches 10 philadelphia.
ell 80 p.m.-Sleepers.
"2.57 p.m.-Sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. f7;00. "9.Oo fll:oo a. nl-'
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. A NJ TO 2 T. Al
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days: Z:55, 500 ESQ. 100. Z - ~.
go. 800 $40. 1000. Loo a. M: l2:O0 neon
$50. 600. $50. 7:00 500, $50. 1000. 1913.
Sundays: SUI s.57. 100. 10 $50. 800 = %.
u 100 a. m. 90, lis 800. 80. 501 3d. ossJ,
SEQ. 1000. 1875. I'D. n:25 p m
WESTWARD
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. '1;22 P. M
'CjITNcISNkTI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. rs 90 a. n. '4-0J p m, slz;40 nlshl.
PITTsBURG, 'i.Z2 ?. H., 's.lo ?. m. ia
SLEvELAND. -s:1O ?. N. COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. 500 a m. $50 p. N.
WINCHESTER. IS -55 am, 1905. 800 p N.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. $50 a m. y. %
noon; 4:45, 500 p. Sundays. SGD a, m ana
30 %. m
LURAY and ELKTON "4.05 p. m.
FREDERICK. ISIS. ''s-5 a. m. ''l.S0'
IA HGGERsToWN. isIas fs:s5 a m and 1000 p. m
BOYD and way points, Ts-s5r ''s-l5 a. M
~ 20 $500. IS 80. ssIO.I5, Tu % p II.
GAITHERSBURG and way points. .s.s5.
ID s5 f6.5O. -s7 IS. ssl0.I5. fll-30 j. m
WASHISGTOS JUNCTION and way
Z fE ~
Is 30 y.
.DaiIy Except Sunday. ''sundays only.
Reservation Of Sleeping or Parlor Car
Euace rates u fare sic. viii be quickly fur-
nished BY TELEPHONE at all of the fol
lowing Ticket Offices: IflT @ St. Telephone
Main 1891. 6ls Pennsylvania Ave, Ieiephone
Main ri. station. New Jersey Ave ana L
ST.. Ticket Office. Telephone East 6s7i Infor-
nation Bureau. East "a no-l-tI
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For Rent-Apartments.

TWO ROOMS and BATH all conveniences. $12
premises. no20-u
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Small undertakings give
greatest comfort not un-
less we enlist the assistance
ef the small ads.
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Bicycles.

FIRST-CLASS bicycle. latest improved, in
perfect condition. will sell cheap. Apply ut
once 10 janitor. STRAYER'S BUSINESS col
LEGE. cor. 1lth and + sts nv. nO27-3t
YOU WON'T HAVE TINE TO WALK, Mr..
Business Man. next month; even your Office
boys time VIII mean money to You. Call and
see our line OF bicycles; Cleveland, chafnless
Crescent Tribune. Eclipse Columbia and 80
other standard makes, cheap. II3 Pennsyl-
yania ave NV. nO27-3t
WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
In Washington. c. 7. HUNTER. The BIZ
cycle Man. 1s Pennsylvania avO. NV. oc2l-tf
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For Sale-HOuSeS.

slO0 Cash Balance Monthly.
New stN-room and bath semi-detached
houses at 18th and u sts. Sc. +; large lot ce-
mentsd cellars: furnace heat
SAMUEL z. MASON, 1910 l. st.
nO27-5t
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NOn.nediCal Healing.

PROF. Il. y u. PARKER Specialist and
Practitioner Of the JunOd tths Frenchl Meth
od Of Enforced Circulation in extensive and
successful use In the hospitals o. France and
Germany ana Bonn University. The French
government has directed its use IN their hos
pitals5 now presents the same Tor the favor
able consideration OF those suffering from
l0COmOtor 4taEia, rheumatism paraIysfs
Brights disease and all ailments OF an in
durable tsO-Cauedl nature. no medicine knife
or unpleasant examination Pamphlets and
consultation free once. suites 8 and g. I424
New York ave. Hours: 10 To p. 10 /
nog7-sr
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For SaIeLOfS-

FOR SALE-S1.O0 a month for ten months
viii secure you a beautiful building lot. best
location. BOX 2233, sta ton G. nol9-tf
4is First street sw. Price q. 500. Very deep
lot rrOnJs street and wide alley.
Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
is2s-25 s2d ST. N. W oczT-tf
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Wall Paper.

WM. Y. hALONEY. the man that made
paperhanging famous; reliable, prompt cheaD.
legal guarantee covers all work Send
postal for free samples and estimate Main
store, 500 Pennsylvania ave. Sc, telephone
East Il4-F, or following agencies: De Maine
& Co, 3207 N st nv; Edlavitch's store
Bowie. Nd; 10 Monroe St, Anacostia; New
combe's drug store, Congress Heights: 607
New York ave. NV: 1890 Z q. Sc; COnaway's
store. Laurel. Md General Store. Glendale;
Postofdce, Colonial Beach. Va. Ingalls, Real
Estate Once, Hyattsvile. Nd. Shaw's Store
I7wining City: Lloyds store. SeabroOke Nd
New agency. just established, Luerrson's drug
store, BrOOkland. no26-7t
ROOMS PAPERED cheaper than other firms;
work guaranteed H. HEWITT, 6l1 East
Capitol. no25-3t
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For Sale-S Stores.

TAILOR SHOP. cheap: good location; ex
penses. S. month. g03 z ST NV. no26-3t
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Paper Hanging.

ROOMS papered. % up; samples brought;
phone y. 34Sl-M. LIE PREUX. 15OI 9Th ST. NV
nO96-3t
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-Four rooms. Cedar Heights: one
fare. Inquire Of grocery store. no2I-3t
FOR RENT-Sew cottage. beautifully situ-
ated on OccoQuan Bay, Fairfax county four
minutes from station. garden. fruit, boating
fishing. hunting, moderate terms TO right
party A. HYDE. woodbridge Va no25-st
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HOME OR INVESTMENT.

80 500 for 7-rcom modern brick; rented at SIS.
No. 3Z63 o ST., Georgetown.
GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE co.
1904 32d St noZ7-3t
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Storage.

100 DRY AND CLEAN separate storage rooms
@ @EsStlns, snipping and moving a speciality.
PEOPLES STORAGE AND EXPRESS 90
c, r. CLIFFORD & CO. Proprietors. Phone
n. ss&0-M 154O 7th St NV no1Es s6t
WHY PAY MoRE7 We store for &c a ioad
UNITED STATES STORAGE co S1S-I56-lS5
10th 81. NY, Phone Main 422g ses-s0t
FIDELITY STORAGE co.,
1920 You Street.
INDESTRUCTIBLE
600 rooms: silver vaults; motbDr,or r..-.-.
money advanced at per cent Der sT1,,'-, -
goods stored in this building. Let our azts 1l
mator call -"
PACKING. DRAYING AND sHIpp1ua
1y27-H
syg7-u
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$4,000.
TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE with wide front
porch, six rooms and bath; strictly white
locality, near % and SITS. Sc.
S2,65o.
NEW HOUSES IN GOOD SECTION OF s. Z
TwO-story and cellar brick with six rooms
and bath and furnace heat. Terms easy
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER. so2 F st. y. ".
nOZ5-tf
FOR SALE
Near 18th and Nd ave ne, 6F- brick. 81 90
Near 18th and F ne, rooms and bath. Z 800
Near sth and r. J. ave. 6r- and bath Z, SO
Near sth and r. T. ave, Or. and bath. 500
BlOOminEdals, rOOms and bath. ....-.-.. 8 $50
BlOOmingdale. rooms and bath. ....... 1 s51
Near 18th and y. Y. ave. sr and bath. 4008
Near nth and Mass ave. Tor. and bath $500
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. QNC.),
s21 18th 81. y. W no25-st
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Wanted--HOney.

81. 600 wanted: security ample. 10 per cent IN
terest payable semi-annually; safe as a
bank; strictest investigation. Address BOX
l9l. Times Office. no27 29deI
WANTED-Wiu pay at rate Of y per cent
per anuum for loan OF 400. Jewelry given
as security. Address BOX ls4, Times once.
nOaB-st
WANTED-MarTied couple wish 20 borrow
sum or money from wealthy lady or widow
pay back in clerical work and dressmaking
Address BOX I65. Times ONCE uo25-st
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LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks. bonds
bldg. and loan asscn shares. syndicate Ger
tifs.. warehouse receipts, etc; low rates;
courteous treatment. THIS Is NOT A LOAN
COMPANY. c. a. BAKER. IIIO + 81
Phone SIT,
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COLORED Party can buy acres and house
with outbuildings. 500; half cash CEN
TRIAL REAL ESTATE BROKERS', Room Is.
602 ST. no26-st
CROP AND STOCK OF nice little truck farm
for sale; rent cheap in rear OF grand stand.
Benning race track Can Sunday or address
+. VANGEEDER. Benning. d. Q. no25-3t
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For Sale-FarmS.
FARMsi FARMsf FARMsI

1e acres OF good farm; nice 5-rOom house
Outbuildings. plenty OF shade and frtlit; onl
81. 800: easy terms, free booklet OF 100 other
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE BROKERS
Room 28 500 F. no26-st
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Ball Bearing Skates.

SPECIAL-Steel wheel ball bearing skates
s. 90 pair. fun line OF repairs for bah bear
Ing skates. 5TH AND L CYCLE COMPANY.
noIs-tf
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FOR SALE-Corner house on Capitol Hnl:
partly furnished. Will exchange for suburban
property. 500 ID ST ne no27-7t
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ID cheaper than other Arms;
H. HEWITT, 611 East
no25-3t
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For Rent-FlaeS.
For Rent-HaIls.

For Rent
Business Property.
FOR RENT-Large lot on y st. ne. 100 feet
from 1Et ST. inclOsed BY high board fence; SO
per month.
For rent-Warehouse corner Potomac and
Grace SITS, Georgetown.
For Rent-3509 NJ St, store $50; with room
above $50. good cigar or fruit stand.
ER-SHOEMAKER REAL ES-
TATE COMPANY,
I325-25 szd st NV no25-tF
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: -4hINSUN g BALLARD co. (INC.)
s2l 18th St y. ". no3-st
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26

n Irpst sweepers S2.35 this
T. Furniture Co. Removal
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A Practical Reformer.

81 Louie has police Judge who ap-
ncars TO have found fairly good way TO
part a fool and his drink. When one OF
tSa conylyial gentry is convicted In his
cnurt of having listened TO the malign
counsel of the demon Ru.H, he pronounces
a heavy sentence and then suependS 1t II
80 for one year. which he commonly
docs With alacrity and gratitude. If he
keens II there's an end OF the matter: II
not. he breaks into jail forthwlth. The
IH6pe-hIs name TX William Jcn Pollard
oI,aSs that IN the two and u half years
~ his regime. less than per cent OF
those taking the treatment have had re-
NE Naturally, he does not admins
a. tnp II 10 the obviously incurable, but only
~ thosc I'm whom 1t is worth while to
blow the cooling Goals of manhood-peE,
~" 49, ,vbo have not actually signed
CO.. CO.., tbc adversary OF sense, but are car
VA ~ an his roll as probationers. Tho plan
onpears to be worth trial outside St
7 nuIg Ig-Cosmopolitan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-26

l saw him with his hand on your
shoulder pass to you questions which
you read and then put to me, There
can be no mistake about II. for my
senses were as alert just then as hu
man faculties can be.
"You may believe that an investiga-
ton carried on in this manner Is in ac-
cordance with fairness and decency. L
do not. You may continue In your be-
lief If you like but / shall continue in
my denunCiation.
1T appears to me that il you propose
to assall all persons and papers and
magazines that have admitted your
loyalty to the railroads and question
your fidelity to the people. you should
give some attention to the attacks that
come from points nearer Washington
than Iowa
Stands With Railroads.
THE truth Is. Senator, that you have
fairly established the reputation OF
standing with railroads in the United
States Senate. 1t is most unfortunate
that a United States Senator should
acquire such a reputation among the
people Of the country. 1t is In the
highest degree important that the body
of which you are member shall enjoy
the fullest public confidence. The
grayest problems which confront us
are those which relate to the regula-
tion and restriction of special pow er
These problems Will not be successful
ly served by those whose lives have
been so nodded by corporate thought
and corporate influence that they in
stlnctively turn to corporation officials
and managers for information and
guidance.
Regrets Condemnation.
ut Is with profound regret that L
nave condemned your course, but my
regret disappears and another feeling
takes its place when l observe that you
are not only persisting in your inde-
fensible attitude. but are endeayOring
to reach over a thousand miles of
space and advise the Republican voters
of Iowa how to elect a Governor The
burden Is too heavy for you; you cam
not lift L. The task is too great for
YOU: YOU cannot accomplish It,"
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NEW
4 AROUND HORN
.hu D. White Stops in
,p on His Way to
New York.
hsAIL FROM NE, un
|pOpOLIS FOR SEATTLE
EIoss of Valencia, in
Ian MANY Lives
We're Lost.

We're Lost.
L1ake city is a pretty place,
ss,d Capt. John D. White
pC. as he stepped on a
Isse" car Sunday at the
white is en- route TO New
a newly purchased steam
,es Horn TO Puget sound. TO
tbe phenomenally growing
,sskan ports. Having been
q where the Inflated Valen-
|~are and became a total
r,,h ago. the Captain was
8 ., the sad efralr
"a His Reckoning.
!, owner OF masters papers
= Years; nave sailed In all
,-osn all that comes 10 a
me usual course OF a life
1 n poyer knew or heard of
~ thai of capt Johnson OF
knew Johnson well. He
4 s,,p from the forecaStle to
IA nm the coast for twenty
M snme course, and in sim
mi vet. ia a run OF 800 miles,
30 reckoning thlrty-eight
4 ss5,rc OF the official inquiry,
5rs TO Johnson 8 error OF
M ,rle but we fellows who
~ MI in the dark as to how
N laye missed his reckoning
rxa s Good Sailor.
-,s7 he sailed for always had
rr1ence In him and among
"a FARMERS he was rated
z Eas a quiet and retiring
"a he was aroused he was
. 2ye' he chose, deliberately.
Of death rather than face
. 4 sYch ineNcusublo negli-
4, sere many pathetic Incl
-!sa Nth the awful tragedy,
tzoy OF has never been in
Iehnson. Ike all seamen.
A dzging and loved 10 hear a
aud could himself sing
| !s,urite song was one known
II ooast among Seamen for
. asd. II the lignt OF his sad
Eerds are pathetic indeed.
y can recall them, they are
4 Big Favorite Song.
-rs eay nhen the wind was blow
= rts,lt breeze,
IL aiL with her cargo lnden.
! t6s5d The seas.
. III fareEellS and loving tokens.
- vas yet unlGarncd;
Essay mid smiles and blessings,
4 cAt revcr returned.
REFRAIN.
|@zIsed she never returned,
|-n . s!ll rnlenrnod.
~ 70 his sad hearts are watching
~ tka, never returned.
pr tip" cried the gallant sea
~ bis weeping wife
~ bag Of the golden treasure.
|a tl our lie.
- oar dnys In n cosy cottage
sll have earned.
u ran, he sailed commander
n1t never returned
,lr1i she never returned.
- V yet unle1rncd,
Il . this sad hearts are watching
hat never returned,
arc Capt. Johnson sing these
party. at Zlnkand's, in San
20 now that the poor fellow
tsder a cloud too, they have
'1ee
rsanding of Disaster.
p ] como East that there
understanding among peo-
% thle disaster. If a train
tE a hundred people, others
themselves 10 take passage
e road next day, yet one
esla up as a ougaboo. and In
Hhly did cut of passenger
lsS weeks. The percentage
fe and accident is vastly
'ell Than by sea, yet public
70 magnify all that hap
and oyerlooks railroad hor-
Not Die in Vain
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HOT shot FOR
SENATOR ELk|NS
Gov. CumminS Hands Out Hot
Roast to West Virginia
Statesman.
REITERATES CHARGE OF
CORPORATION SERVITUDE
Declares Elkins's Attitude Is
That of Railroad Lawyer,
Not Public Servant.

DES MONIES, Iowa. March %
Gov. Cummins has mailed TO Senator
Elkins of West Virginia a reply TO the
Senator's letter In which he criticized
statements made by the Governor In
speeches TO the voters OF Iowa regard
ing his examination before the Senate
Committee on Interstate Commerce
when II had under consideration the
railway rate bill.
States the Charges,
The Governor says that the Senator
accused him OF falsehood In declaring
that his position was hostile; that
railroad attorney sat at the right OF
Elkins during the examination; that
Senator Elkins during the eXamina-
ton. appeared to be In communion and
sympathy with this attorney, and that
the attorney handed to Senator Elkins
questions to be asked the Governor
Judge. Not Advocate.
"If" says the Governor in his letter
TO the Senator you understood your
duties and obligations as chairman Oh
q legislative committee to be similar
ia those OF an advocate l have no
criticism TO make of your conduct. eX-
cent TO say that you were on the side
of the railroad instead OF on the slde
of the people. l have thought. now
ever. that as chairman OF such com
D,ittee your duties and obligations
were more nearly like those OF Judge
namely 10 hear both sides patiently
without bias or prejudice, and then de-
eide impartlally without rear or laNor'
You heard patiently, but IL was cledr
" apparent In your examination tnat
YOU had decided the case In taNor Oh
the railroads and were determined 10
| shatter my evidence II you could.
Like Railroad Attorney.
..7rbo examination shows conclusive
| lv that YOU made up your nina that
| the propcsed authority should not pe
given TO the Interstate -
mission and that the power 9ought 10
| h, 1,Iven was unnecessary ana nlled
| co. dicaster to commerce. II Is from
| na,,Jnoinn, To end just such cross-eA-
| animation as an attorney TOT the rdil-
road companies would have conducted
and II was unseemly ior you W u"
sumo that attitude.
No Mistake Made
THE scene in your COMMITTEES roon,
10 sbarply stamped on my memory ulu
- ,a jmpossible that / can be mistaken
-, 10 a. sitting squarely at your
r,obt inst a trInc behind you, sat
| t,sntIercan who as j was alter"ara
Informed is ex-senator Faulkner,
| inquired what relation he pore o, 10 me he
nv. imHeSa'S a6 cmploye OF the railway COM
Nanioe MuS C. TO resist the proposed law.
9o"IvS Do not know whether the Other senas Selao
| 60 SOW him or not, for their ldceS
were turned toward me. and therefore
away from him: but 1 do know w, s''ae 81
YOU saw him-first, because "I no, turn
ytTI yoms head without seeing him rs, second, 2It;
because you were in conversation ,noD WIN Nun
p.1I mart of the time; third. because
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rxa s Good Sailor.
Big Favorite Song.

<gs eAy nhen the wind was blow
4 rts,lt breeze.
y aIl with her cargo lnden.
\ l0e5d The seas.
| III farewells and loving tokens.
n vas yet unlcarncd;
y s=ay mid smiles and blessings,
I'D cAl Eevcr returned.
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OUR 1906
Wall Paper Announcement

our new goods have arrived, We are
prenarcd to show you the most fashion
able and exclusive line OF interior deco
ratIons In the city. They are the cream
of the leading factories, selected with
,are regarding color. design and decora-
tive effect. II you are desirous OF deco
rating YOUR home i'm the up to-dato way,
with up to-date decorations. you must
sec our 1906 line. w. a. DUVALL.
Poth 'phones. 10 w. End So
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REPORT

at the local omco Of the
sssa e isT' =; minimum temp
k- nulnpoTaturo, is. which is 4
IL nan,h ncy Of temperature since
| /, esnSisney OF temperature since
on from p. m. 10 IN ~
es rne,s Of precipitation since
q krss. OF Precipitation since
.V' al p. 10, 20 per cent
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<Esanding of Disaster.
Not Die in Vain.

esrtain. These people did
e Tor row, being spurTcd
s1ohe elamor, all sorts of
and llieboatS arc being
us entrance 10 Puget sound,
~ hie1 cBa now sail those
4oS In something like Sc
make the run from New
a Francisco In sixty days,
nS' stopping for coal at
= .ne Ailartlc side. and Val
, s"snla, on the Pacific side.
u business In export trade
coast has been such as TO
ssedWorthy bottom that flies
s, and many of our coast
~ been pressed into the
ihat fellow who SAID:
star of empire takes its
sS guess by about four
nlvuiu nave said, Northwest
''n Ne would have been
|, w. Ias relatives here. whom he
n, y. many years, and nearly
i. s,sy was utilized in seeing
'eit over the ID. & Il c,
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TO PROTECT LIFE
Iowa Engineer Invents Unique
Means of Protection

DENVER, April 1o.-As a result OF
a wreck near Cedar Rapids. Ia. three
years ago. In which the engineer OF a
locomotive on which he was acting as
fireman lost his life, Claude f. Mentzer
has invented a device, by means Of
which, II applied to the cowcatcher OF
q locomotive, II serves to throw to one
side any obstruction. such as live stock,
when struck by rapidly moving train
without the danger of the obstruction
getting under the locomotive and thus
derailing It. BY use Of the device. which
is handled from the cab, cars may be
coupled and uncoupled from either end
of the engine from the cab and at the
same time set the air brakes on the
cars. while the engine may go on,
Another invention Of Mentzer's which
has received the commendation OF sew
eral bank presidents. is a device for the
capture and holding of bank robbers
until released.
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T0N0PAH MILL NEWS
Success Of Method Is Determined
Satisfactorily by Management.

To the correspondent Of the Evening
Mall of New York Frank A, Keith. gem
eval manager OF the Tonopah Mining
company, has the following to say of the
erected near Tonopah for the treatment
OF the ores from his company's prop
eItys
"The ecvere winter has somewhat de-
lsyed the concrete work but In the mean
time our tests OF the process TO be used
have proven highly satisfactory, For
these tests the Best & Belcher plant at
Virginia City has been used for concen-
trating and the Buffers cyanide plant for
handling the tailings. The results have
more than met with our expectation end
there is no doubt as to the success of our
method for the treatment OF the Tonopah
Mining company's ores to be used ip the
smelling mill"
The operators of the Tonopah have been
closely watching the results OF these
comprehensive tests, since their euccess
means that about % Per cent OF ore val
ues Will be saved by local treatment In
stead of the present method of shipping
to Salt Lake smelters. The proven sue
cess OF the process gives great satisfac-
tIon throughout the district
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ELECTRIC SHOW RESUMES
It Will Continue Until and Includ-
ing Thursday Night,

The electric show in the Aztec building
was resumed Monday, and will continue
until and including Thursday night Mon
days exhibit while not so heavily at
tended as on previous days. was on
that account the most satisfactory day
that has yet been experienced The ex-
hio!ts were all I'm place. and a better
opportunity was afforded the spectators
to see them. The hall was not so sultry
so that the visitors stayed longer and had
an excellent opportunity to see and enjoy
the show.
The free coffee and free biscuits given
by Hewlett Brothers continued 10 be dis
pensed. and the Daily Electric News ap-
peared promptly on time 1t is expected
that during the remainder OF the time tho
show VIII be open many thousands who
have not yet attended will do So The
last days will be by far the best time TO
sec these wonders of electricity.