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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City Council
Of Salt Lake City Of the intention Of such
Council TO make the following described i'm
provemenu. Iowlt: Constructing cement
sidewalk six f6l feet wide and four a. inches
thick on both sides OF Third South street be-
tween Second East and Third East streets
IN Sidewalk District No g. and defray the
abutters' portion Of the cost and expense
thereof, estimated at thousand six hun
dred and city Csi6Sol dollars. or one aud
n5-iO0 (tl c5l dollars per front or linear foot
there being 1890 feet aDuttIng said improve
ment. by local assessment upon The lots
or pieces Of ground within the following
described district. being The district 10 be
affected and benefited by said inlprov em ent
namely, All of lots ] and 2 block So and all
of lots 3. 6, and 6, block 81. plat "a"
Salt Lake City Survey.
The total cost OF said improvement is es-
tilnated ar TWO thousand one hundred w enty--
one and e5-l00 (s2l21 $50 dollars of which
sum the citrs portion Is four hundred sew
enty-one and $500 (s47l 65i dollars leaving
one thousand six hundred and hftv tsl650. O0J
dollars 10 be raised by local assessment
All protests and objections to the carry.
ing out OF such intention must be presented
in writing TO the City Recorder on or be
fore the Sth day of October, 1905. being the
time set by said Council VIXEN ~ will hear
and consider such protests and objections as
may he made thereto
p. BY order OF the City Council OF Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Dated June is, 1905.
j. B. MoRBroN. City Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. liz. cla74
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JURY on INVESTIGATION
Damage Case Wherein Jurors View the
Premises

In the case of the Fritsch Investment
company against the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company, which is the
trial Of a suit to collect si400 for dam
ages alleged TO have been sustained TO
shade trees In Capital Avenue addition,
through the stringipg Of telephone wires
OF the defendant company. and which
has been on trial for Two days before
Judge Lewis and jury in the Third Dis
trict court. all of the testimony was sub
mitted Wednesday morning. and by con-
sent of all parties the jury was allowed
10 go and inspect the premises, with
instructions TO return into court again
this morning at 10 o'clock
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SALT LAKE AUDITORIUM
Articles of Incorporation Are Filed
With the County Clerk.

Articles OF incorporation of the Salt
Lake Auditorium association were filed
with the County Clerk Wednesday The
company is formed for the purpose Of
conducting an auditorium for general
amusement purposes. The capital stock
of the concern is s50,000. divided into
shares of the par value OF $40 each. The
ofacers are Phil S. O'Mara, president;
Richard Barbour. vice-president; ]. II.
Barbour, secretary and treasurer. The
oficers compose the board OF directors.
The company has secured leases on
grounds for the erection of an auditor
ium In Salt Lake and also Ogden.
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SUES FOR DAMAGES
Letitia Hutchinson Demands s3o,ooo
From Ohio Copper Company

Suit was field in the Third District
court Wednesday by Letitia Hutchings
ct al, against the Ohio Copper company
TO recover damages in the sum of $50
o0O The plaintiffs allege that on June
1S, 1905, Willard Hutchings, deceased.
was working for the defendant company
In the Ohio Copper mine at Bingham,
and that while he was performing his
duties in the 300-foot level OF the mine
the walls caved in, and that the deceased
sustained injuries which caused his death
September 13. II is alleged that the accf-
dent was due TO the negligence of the
defendant in not having the walls Of the
mine properly timbered.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMH

Bu,ler-Liberal oonsolidsted n
psny, Principal place q S9slas7 S;sa
bach building. Salt Lsko usy
Notice is hereby given that e
the directors hold on ihe ld's asi,1
ienber, 1906. an sssessmens or I
per share WAS Levied on 'Ig ~ s
Psny' "a. S's6 s6s iueFbach building s.''
Utah, -. chi. aas<
remain unpaid on FriSsS. liz ,as
October. 1906. will be delinlg1s l,1an
tised for sale AZ puons Ell he
payment is ,5.S made ass oe'ofS Of SSostabs1
oFssss stcss 'Ss n m' 1D'' TO 81 pay ths dsIe3
ment. together with the COST q
and expense of sale. ouxSx
~" F. NJ OkA4.
sos Auerbsch building ssl' ls.
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MEETING.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS

Ths annual meeting o( the stockholders
tf Oregon Short Line, Railroad Co, will
be held at the Office OF the company in Salt
Lako Cite, Utnh, on Wednesday, October
10th, 1906. nj 10 o'clock m, for the cleo.
ton OF fifteen directors OF the company. for
the alteration md au4en ndment OF the bylaws
and for the transaction Of such other business
as may legally como before the meeting
The hooks Tor the transfer OF stock will bc
closcd for the purposes of tho meeting at
the close Of business on Wednesday, Sep.
tember le, 1905. ond vii! be reopened on
Thursday, October IL, 1906.
ALEX. MILLAR, Secretary.
Dated August 81. 1905. e5s4
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Assessment A No.

Moup,ain Dell Consolidatsa
pany.. Principal place OF pns
and County building, SAT-
yafiee is, harcby giyen ~
ing af the board OF trustees oa
Dell Consolidated Mining eomp 9pne
The I2,h day of September @
men; OF Que % cent per n
and assessed on The cap,is' asH ,tSss
porasion. payable At me .onSeo "u
Griiith, secretary Of said d.:1a;ne rcmp
2sI CITY and County pu',h pnun.ohs
Gity. Utah. on or before 0eiooSs5 es5
Any stock upon when .sii
ma remsin unpaid on the as,o
October, 1906. will bea az ae',Ssti .retic
Ter{;sed for sale at pun1o Sjj1
less payment is made esfor5edns .
,bs Ard day OF November. ipS ~
y ~, M cf said ds?; 70 pay .st,
nuen, assessment therfon, sU srss.
eosts % Of Advertising and g7
asi. City aad County 0u''s''
City. Utah.
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EXCURSIONS TO COLORADO
Via. D. & r. c.. Sept. 21 % %

Via. D. & R. G., Sept. 81, %, 23.
= Sl1,I.? for the round trip to Denver,
turning until Oct 10th. stop-over al
lowed Pixies Peak Centennial at
Colorado Springs. Big attractions Of
all kinds. Take the Scenic Limited
leaving here at $40 >p, M, arriving at
Colo. Springs 4:17 D. M. Finest train
in the West On time every day
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TABLET TO APPEAR
New Journal Is Announced in the In
terest of Education

Within the present week a new jour
nal, The Tablet will make its first ap-
pearsnce Principal Joseph e. Mcknight
OF the training school at the State Uni
yersity is editor. The journal IS in
tended TO stand at the head of educa-
tional journalism Ia the West II will
be devoted TO educational matters. with
the exception OF one or two appropriate
literary articles and a club Woman's
page. The people who have the journal
in hand are recognized as leaders in
their work.
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THE UNION PACIFIC LAM COM
PANY.
Annual Meeting.


Thu annual meoting OF the stockholders
Of the Union Pacific Land company will bo
held at the Office of the company in Salt Lake
City. Utah, on Tuesday, October 9th, 1908.
at IL o'clock a.. m, for the election Of six
directors of the company, and for tho trans.
action OF such other business as may legally
como before the meeting.
ALEX. MILLAR, Secretary.
Dated August s1st 1906. e6es
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STUDENTS DISCOUNT.

We will make special rate TO stu
dents on their stationery, supplies and
draughting material,
We arc agents for Post 8 drawing ink
and papers.
Breeden Office Supply Co,
so Mest Second South street
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SEPTEMBER EXCURSIONS
Round Trip,

City of Mexico, daily, 10 Sep.
tember IA ...,...,. ...,..,.. 500 so
Toronto, Canada, September
10-1l....,. ...... .....,.... S61 90
Denver, Colorado Springs, Sep
tembe- 2I22-23 ............,S S17. rs
Observation Pullman slecpers, Dim
ing cars.
Colorado Midland Ry., II ", Second
South.
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SALT LAKE OPERA COMPANY

September 81 via tine Oregon Short
Line. Special train at 5:45 p. m. Re.
turning, leaves Ogden after the per
formauce. Round trip, 81 On Sep.
tsmber % an opera excursion will be
operated to Logan. Rate and train
service will be given later
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is HEREBY given that the under
signed will sell At public auction tn the
highest bidder for cash. the following de
scrlhed personal property, 'tO.wil Eighteen
trunks, containing theatrical costumes, of the
Olympia Opera company at the south door
Of the Salt Palace theater. on Monday. Oct.
1, at IL clock nooop OF said day, 70 fore,
close lien which the undersgped has upon
said property for six hundred and fifty dol
lars and interest thereon. from the 18th day
of August 1905, at 8 per cent per anpum.
being money actually loaned said Olympia
Opera company, and no part OF which has
been psid. and the said property is held as
SALT PALACE AMUSEMENT co
BY John Ealvorsen, Manager
0l3SA
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ONLY S1.OO
To Ogden and Return

To Ogden and Return
September 81, with the Salt Lake Opera
company. Special train leaves o. S.
l.. depot at 5:45 p. M, returning after
the opera. Similar excursion to Logan
September 2S
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The Inter Mountain Fair.

Ogden, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
this week. Round trip ticket good for
entire week, Sl.50 Races every day.
Largest purses ever offered IN Utah.
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THE WEDDING DAY"
September 2lst., at Ogden.

Excursion via o. S. l.. Round trip
81. Special train at 5:45 p. m. Re
turning. leaves Ogden after the opera.
A similar excursion will be operated
10 Logar on September 2S
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance levylng tax aud for the
| assessment CT property on both sides OF
Second West street from the north side
OF South Temple street TO point $50
feet north OF Seventh North street. in
Paving District No. 2s. for the purpose OF
providing for the curbng and guttering
thereof,
Re it ordained by the City Council of
Salt Lake City, Utah:
SECTION I. Tha, the City Council
docs hereby levy the tax and provide for
the assessment of the same upon tho
property hereinafter described In Lots
]. Block 156; 1. 6, 7 and s, Block 15l: /
and s. Block 1SS; L. s, and 6, Block 1873;
l and 8, Block 100; 1. 6, and s. Block
lis; / and S. Block 102, 1. 6. I and g.
Block 81, l and 8, Block S4: T. Block
15I. and s. Block 150; part OF the
southeast quarter Of Section Is, Town
ship north. Range / west. Salt Lake
Base and Meridian; Lots 2, 3, and 5,
Block 139; and 8. Block 1872; 2, g. 4 and
s. Block l21 and 5. Block ia, ,, 3. 4
and s. Block 103; 4 and 5. Block 96; 2, 3,
and 5. Block s5, Plat "a" Salt Lake
City Survey, abuttng on both sides OF
Second West street from the north side
OF South Temple street 10 n point $50
feet north of Seventh North street. In
Paving District No. 2S. said property nav
ing frontage of 1l,i5a feet along said
street,
This tax Is levied TO dcfray the ex
pense OF curblng and guttering with
cement tsaid gutter TO be thirty 600
inches wIdc) said portion OF said street
opposite the property hereinafter do
scribed In he especially affected and ben
ehted by said Improvement, and IL Is
hereby adjudged. determined and estah-
li5hed that the same VIII be especially
benefited thereby 10 the fun amount Of
the tax hereby levied. and said parcels
OF land are hereby assessed at an equal
and uniform rate in accordance with the
linear foot frontage upon said portion OF
said street fronting upon and 10 q depth
OF twenty-five t25) feet back therefrom.
and the tax hereby levied and 10 be as
sessed upon said parcels Of land is thir-
teen thousand nine hundred forty-two
and 50-100 (S13942 5O) dollars. or ono
and 25-100 (S125l dollars per front or
linear foot. which is the estimated total
cost and estimated cost per linear foot
OF said curb and gutter. and the Treas
urer is hereby authorized and directed
TO assess in accordance with the provl-
sions Of this ordinance for the purpose
herein mentioned.
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EXCURSION TO PROVO

Thursday, Sept. 20, via Salt Lake Route
$l.25 round trip. Special trains, 40
and p. IN. Returning special, 10 p, M.
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SEPTEMBER 18TH
Peach Day at BRIGHAM

Excursion via o. S. L. Round trim
from Salt Lake sl25. Special train
leaves at 500 a. m. Returning, leaves
Brigham at midnight. A lot of peaches
and melons will be given away free,
You should be there
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CASTRO STILL I'LL
Has Been Unable to Perform His Duties
for Months

NEW YORK. Sept. ia special cable
dispatch to the Herald from Trinidad
states that the critical condition OF Pres
ident Castro, since his removal TO An
timaDo is unimproved. His mysterious
sequestration continues.
President Castro. the dispatch declares.
has performed no administration act In
two months
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COLORADO EXCURSION

Denver, Colorado SPRINGS, Pueblo,
Round trip, S1775. September 81. %,
%. Limit, October 10. Stopovers al
vation sleeping and dining-cars.
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If You Leave

sum OF money with us on Certih,
cate Of Deposit and efterward want TO
withdraw part Of H. you can do so
by returning the original certificate
and taking q new one for the balance
remaining on deposit.
This is only one Of the mnny good
features Of the Certificate OF Deposit.
We ioeue them at liberal rates Of
interest and on favornhls terms
UTAH SAVINGS 4 TRUST CO.,
No. 100 Main street.
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Get your windows fixed py the glass
men, Morrisons Merrill q Co, 2S Main
street.
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All OF Lot ], Block los:
All of Lots 1, 6, : and s. Block ISL;
All Of Lots | and s. Block l3s;
All of Lots l, 6, I and s. Block 133;
All of Lots 1 and s. Block l20;
All OF Lots l. 6, I and 8. Block lis.
All OF Lots l aud S. Block lC2:
All OF Lots ], 6. I. and 8. BlpcK 81:
All OF Lots ! and S. Block 81;
All Of Lot 4, Block 1877;
All OF Lots and O. Block $50;
Part OF the southeast quarter OF Sec
ton 25. Township north. Range / west.
Salt Lako Base and Meridian,
All OF Lots .. 3. 4 end O. Block 1879;
All OF Lots and 9. Block 132:
All OF Lots 2, 8, and 6. Block 121;
All OF Lots and 5. Block ia;
All OF Lots 2. 3. and S. Block 1o3;
All of Lots ( and s. Block 96
All Of Lots 2, 3. and 5. Block SIS. Plat
~" Sail Lake City Survey. as the same
arc shown upon the official plats OF said
city to a depth Of twenty-five (25) feet
back from said street. and TO collect
said tax.
SECTION g Said tax shall become and
be delinquent in six (S) equal install
menis, as follows. to-wit: One-sixth
thereof shall become delinquent one
month after the approval OF this ord-
nance: one-sixth thereof In one year after
such approval; oue-sixth thereof iI two
years after such approval; ne-sixth
thereof In three years after such ap-
proval; one-siXth thereof in four years
after such approval. and one-siXth thereof
in nve years after such approval. Each and
every installment of said tax except the
first. shall draw interest al the rate OF
six per cent per annum from date OF
levy until delinquent. and each and every
lnstallmeut Of said tax shall bear inter
est at the rate of eight per cent per an
mum from and after its date of delin-
quency.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval
Passed by the City Council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah. August goth 1906. and
referred 10 the Mayor for his approval.
J. r. MORETON. City Recorder,
Approved this 2lst day of August, 1906
EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor,
State of Utah. City and County OF Salt
Lake,-ss.
7. ]. B. Moreton. City Recorder OF
Salt Lake City. Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a full
true and correct copy OF an ordinance
for the assessment Of property on both
sides OF Second West street from the
north side of South Temple street 10 a
point 320 feet north OF Seventh North
street in Paving District No. 2S. for the
purpose Of providing for The curbing and
gutterIng thereof" passed by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City. Utah. Aug
ust 90 1906, and approved by the Mayor
August 81. 1906, as appears of record In
my Office.
in WITNESS WHEREOF. | have here
unto sci my hand and affixed the corpor-
ate seal OF said city. this 22nd day OF
August. 1906.
J. B. MoREToN. City Recorder.
iSealD
Bill No. 100.
Curb ard Gutter Extension No, 2,
.17i5
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NOTICE

9,,na., e, Sai, Lake City Of t5s oy The c||
oouno,, oro, 10 make the foIIe.,a'n s ,a'nisntId
pr9Eement- towlf: '"oYlng .de1|
10 grade, gutter md .. ~
"a WIN mscadam Two no 10 Nth a
uah pavement on ea.h eawa3n /
10 20, oe t~enty-four r2tI t.ol ol ED
too, W 'nenes thick, xith 'se' I'D
,ooI 100, park between n ~ = tEe1||
rom South Temple str Vr Sinfh
ment ena spaae' r' gutter and ~
adam M nau paTe with mncsasrv
vide bp,svement TO be fortv
thIrt, SWeen Zee, eurbs. and n,,s
so,,t, % Nlnth Enst street hae hsne
SU..n Sv., and Tenth South ,.s.H
er 49, ana curb with oss
Mtn macadam (sald ssmsnt.
70 pe Iorty-two 02) fse, SSadau 1SS
hnu nine ~ inches thIck, 'Ss T ps<
oelSeen Tenth South ana Slnth
s.reets' and 10 grade r,,It. .Elex
oaneht. and pave with mssas anQ
aasm pavement TO be tys.n tysaan
Wide and ninc taI inc, ."enty-n1
street from Eleventh sa,,ie MEX
II aud n's N Paving DIsirie,s
cn,, 80. ana deiray the abufters."s :.
on,, en,. ENC expense thereof cs,sps1
@ n@In Thousand four huadrSS
,he I'M, ana So-100 $50, ,4zo .aO ds,,.
two thousand four b"uai aoil4
HL1.1i0.oo) dollars. or fonr 80
uo,iars per front or UsnssS
shld improvement on Nin,h -
l"een South Temple ana
streets. there being sasS
property Oh said nofi,n, sst 4
";s ,rS n1ne 1nn thousand six hnn6
~ and ioo 90 ,.a lw t'2s,s7o.55) dolIars
op.iW oS,,. w COZ dollars per frnnf y
aou,tins said Improvement a.
street between Fourth South az
slree's, tnero being IL asa az
ing property on said portion ~.
ntiesn thousand three hMras
ana Io-loo ts15.3e5 .7O dollars -
collars per front or linear foAs y
Improvement on Ninth Eass -
ienth South and Eleventh o1
mere oeing ol3l,9 feet OF abulfI
On said portion of said stresi,
Inousand nine hundred went
o9-lO GN23 05) dollars. or thrs5
iere per front or linear foof II,
Improvement on Ninth Easf ~,~
Eleventh South street and the|
there being s74.35 feet OF ahrs,,
on said portion OF said s;reaf H.
sessment upon the lots or nie,<
within the following descriScd 4
ing the districts TO be affsrtu5
n,eo by said Improvement. m,
iWo TWENTY-FoUR FOOT 4
Ninth East street between Al
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curb and gutter extension No. 8. bl74l
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]. b MORETON. City Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. lls. ci9Tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-17
FIFTY ARRESTS MADE.
Street Car Strike Riot Takes Place
 at Portland, Ore.

Street Car Strike Riot Takes Place
 at Portland, Ore.
 PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 17. = Tho street car system of Portland, Ore, owned by the Portland Railway, Light and Power company, is almost tied up. and fifty men have been arrested as the result of strike of motormen and conductors begun upon the refusal of the company to grant an increase of wages and minor demands.
 Thousands of men and boys gathered at the various stations, and as fast as the cars reached a transfer point rush was made for the car men, who were obliged to desert the cars or be beaten. Several riotous demonstrations occur. red. Men and boys smashed car win dows, bent trolley poles and otherwise destroyed property.
 A detective attempted to dissuade the mob from damaging the company's property and was set upon. He backed against wall and fired into the air. The police seemed powerless for a time to control the mob. but in the eH citement following the shot the detec- tive got away. More trouble is ex. pected.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-17
wom.n puried Ip Hotel Ruin..

BURLINGTON, Vt, Dec. IT. One life, that of Mrs. Frank Coonrad, was sacrificed and property valued at about $40,0O0 destroyed in fire which con sumed the American House block and badly damaged two adjoining blocks here. Mrs. Coonrad's body Is believed to be buried beneath the ruins of the American House block. The American House had at the time fifty guests. who were forced to make hurried exits. Benjamin Presser, travelling sales man of Ticonderoga, N. Y., ran to the assistance of Mrs. Coonrad, who was In bysterical condition. He succeeded In taking her down to the second floor, when he lost his hold upon the woman and she disappeared from his sight, probably in her bewildered condition becoming a prey to the flames.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-17
Played R.Iu w,,hou, a. Error.

CHICAGO. Dec. 17.-Three players in the American league showed per feet fielding during the last season. They were Pitchers Griffith and Leroy of New York and Third Baseman OBrien of St Louis. Griffith played in seventeen games, Leroy In eleven and O'Brien in twenty without mak- ing an error. and all three are credited with a fielding average of 1000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-17
Chancellor Scores saIvationi.ss.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec. 1.-The Sal vation Army Is criticised in vigorous terms by E. Benjamin Andrews. chan cellor of the University of Nebraska, in an open letter made public here. The army Is collecting funds for a Christmas dinner for the poor. Writ ing to the captain. Chancellor Andrews says: ''The army in Lincoln makes no statements accessible to the public ei- ther of its income or what it does with it's money. The army's methods of so called relief work are vicious and pau perizing. calculated to make your so called relief work a plague"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-17
GET PIrrssuRo cRooks.

Police 00cer Fatally shot Elmer
 Kuhn and Captured Albert Rouai9.
 PlTTsBURG, Dec. IT.. During a desperate battle with burglars in the notion store of Mrs. Mary Neenon at New Kensington, Pa, thirty miles east of this city, Oflicer James J. Lemon shot and fatally wounded Elmer Kuhn and captured Albert Romig. young men well known in New Kensington.
 There are peculiar circumstances con. nected with the robbery, as early Sat urday evening Romig sent word to the police and Mrs. Neanon that an at tempt would be made to burglarizc the store. Officer Lemon was detailed on the case and. secreting himself in the store, waited an hour before Kuhn and Romig, both masked, rushed into the store.
 Romig pointed revolver at Mrs. Neenon, while Kuhn held up the young lady clerk. Officer Lemon, who was hidden back of counter, came forth and commanded both men to sur render. Kuhn rushed at the officer to strike him with a black jack, and the officer fired three times, every bullet entering Kuhn's body.
 Romig stood at one side and did not resist arrest. Romig claims he noti-