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Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Now Ii your chance to get 200 acres
Of as fine land as there ID on the mesa
four miles east Of city. Very cheap.
II, l.. Bigelow. 5l2 Douglas avenue.
East Las Vegas. 1-6t
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Local rains or snow are predicted
for tonight aud tomorroy with colder
weather. The sun came out brightly
this afternoon and everyone was hop
ing for little more summer after the
inclement weather of the past few
days.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

.Iude" f. II Riernbaum. member
elect OF the territorial Legislature
from Mora county. went over to San.
ia FL this afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Mrs. r. E. Alldredge, sister of the
late Miss BERTHE Hanson. arrived In
the city this afternoon from Los An
geles, Cal
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Mrs II. F Pierce Is en'"rtat"iu- p
charming company at her t~.tuH.te'
SIXTH street home this wt.''. ih~
party consists nf Mis-, Ana Vita.
Mrs May Br"ohs and Miss Re-,
pnh". all "f Mays Lick, Kr. T..,
viii 60 "u 'n California ''~ -. >
Ter after concluding their >.I, :. ,..
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Fresh picked trlpe and pigs feet,
sauer kraut and fine mince meat. Al.
falfa fed beef at Pete Roth's. -
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

ny depostting a portion Of your in
come each month In the Plaza Trust
and Savings Bank, you can pare the
gay TO a peaceful old age Of rest ana
plenty. s-17
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Felipe MontOya of MontOya. onas
county. arrived In the city this mora
ine to spend a couple u days here
buying supplies,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Mrs. Harry Vogt entertains the
Swastika club at her residence at 1924
Third street tomorrow afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Sabine Lujan has been appointed
sole agent for the Anti'Carbon. the
sure cure fur the SCOT nuisance. rs
cents per package. ri'ss
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

For sale. ranch Of 81 acres. near
city: can be irrigated "a acres alfai-
fA Harris Real Estate Go. lG1,lt
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16
PERSONAL MENTION

Thomas Ryan Ut Kansas City Ii in
Las Vegas today.
", W R&ily Is 10 Las Vegas today
from Kansas City.
J.P Doherty Of San Francisco spent
The day in the city.
T. Lee and wife II Kansas City are
visitors in Las Vegas.
II. ID Lincoln o this city l. in Al
basneIque on business
H. Van Sickle IL visitor I'm Las
Vegas from Kansas City.
Blll Hall lis In Las Vegas today
frum EnSIe. \. NJ. IN business.
G,-o,@r = Austin # Denver. Colo.
.i,..,., a, hal. pars,or today
George Arnot Is in the city from
.,.,,.,,o,o.., ,o.,.v ,a A,s,noss ot.
sn,rs
F. = Camprn and " F. Schmidt at
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.-
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,o ,.,,,. .,,A ,r,oras aud
,..,u
r.,.,o cono,oa hos uo.nr,oa .c
.,h'.a..ono a,.n- sn.na
rosiah ua,a camc in this morning
FROM, Mora and vii, snend a connie al
aav. IN Tho c,,v on business.
ceorra N c,hson n commercial
Vegas TODAY calling on his customers
A. G. Kneble of New York. an IN
tcrnational secretary of the Young
Mems Christian association. spent the
day with Secretary W. ]. Barnes Of thu
local organization on his way to the
Rafael Romero has arrived In th=
city from his home at Mora and |:
busy shaking hands with his man,
friends In Las Vegas. Mr.. Romero Il
one OF the most widely known polite
ians OF Mora county.
Mrs. c. N. Lord Of Santa Fe passed
through this city yesterday evening fol
Buffalo, N. r, accompanied by he1
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Galvanized iron aud tin work. q.
Patty. ti-2
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Hand painted china at cost nj Sab
ino I.uIan's. tine Bridge street ieweler
1859
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

For Sale. an room house. good
location. and priced 10 sell Harris
Real Estate Go. l-67-2t
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Percy Vase returned TO st. Louis
last night after a short visit here at
his home.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

The Optic prints all the news all
the time.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

s. c. Kline Is back at work at
Stearns' after day or two's ILL.,
ness.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

A baby boy arrived at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Ludwig VIM Ilfeld this
morning.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

J. T. Daugherty, Of Schilling's bak
ing powder fame, is in town today.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Subscribe for The Optic and get
the news.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

8. r. Brown Is calling on the trade
today, selling Bon Ami.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Juan Ortega and Adolf Armijo are
new employees at the Stearns' groe-
cry
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

H. f. Blake and G. p. Hammond
went down to Chapelle this after
noon.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Call on o'Byrns for tire best domes
tic eoal In the city. 1888
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Gregory's blltlard tables are always
In first class condition. $50
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Ring up o'syrne for Yankee coal,
red hot from THE mines, 1888
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

For Sale. pet coyote. s.. Apply
New Optic Hotel. l-6X
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Subscribe for the Optic.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

New bunch OF Optic Scratch Tab
It's at The Optic office. cents apiece.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Josiah Hale came in this morning
from Mora and will spend a couple of
days In the city on business.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

patricio Gonzales has returned TO
his home at Albuquerque after spend
ing several days In Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Rafael Romero has arrived In the
city from his home at Mora and Is
busy shaking hands with his many
friends In Las Vegas. Mr.. Romero is
one Of the most widely known polite.
ians OF Mora county.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

William Hanson and wife arrived in
the city yesterday from their home
at San Marcial to attend the funeral
of the formers sister. Miss Bertha
Hanson, which occurs tomorrow morn.
ing at 10 o'clock from the residence
of r. w. Hayward.
Lawrence Clark, Will Fugate, A. E.
Littler, Clarence Williams and Milton
Hawkinson left the city on No. this
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

George NJ. Gibson. commercial
traveller Of New York city, Is In Las
Vegas today calling on his customers.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Mrs. c. n. Lord of Santa Fe passed
through this city yesterday evening for
Buffalo. N. Y, accompanied by her
two young sons. De Forest and Neill.
From Buffalo she will visit her old
home at Watertown. N. Y.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Misses Mary Coors. Helen Schaefer.
Jessie Bell. Laura LorenZen, Buelah
Hartman and Garnet Van Patten left
the city this afternoon on No. for
Albuquerque. The young ladies COM
pose the basket ball team of the Castle
school.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

A. G. Kneble of New York. an IN
ternational secretary of the Young
Mems Christian association, spent the
day with Secretary ". J. Barnes Of the
local organization on his way to the
coast.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

Mrs. Clyde Marino Of I-amy is In III"
city today visiting with friends ana
doing some shopping.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

F. Couturie OF New Orleans Ii In the
city today from Harv"y's ranch resort
visiting with friends.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-14
PROFESSOR IS BUNCOED
Flew Arrival Parts Company
With Much Cash.
CLEVER CONFIDENCE GAME
Instructor Is Russian University Gets
Rather Costly In'sodpetion on HE
First Day This Side Of the Atlantic
With Wickedness. -

New York. Dec 13.-Professor vIad.
imir Sviatowsky. who occupies the
chair OF sociology in the University OF
81. Petersburg. has arrived at New
York. Within n few hours after his
arrival he was "buncoed" out Of $3.50.
On the ship which brought the profes-
sor to America was a young English
men whose Acquaintance the professor
made long before he saw the skyline
Of New York. The professor had never
been In New York before and the oh.
Hging Young Englishman offered 10
show him about the city. After wan
dering about for time the English
man. who wore n profusion OF dia-
monds. remembered that his diamond
broker occupied offices In building
which they happened to pass. He ask
ed the professor,to wait for n moment
while he went In 10 see him. Return.
Ing In moment the Englishman said
exciiedly that he had an opportunity
10 purchase a fine diamond for less
than 4 was worth. but was short $3.50.
Would the professor lend him that
amount until they got back to the
hqtei. The professor gave him the
money and held the box s-pposed to
contain the diamond while the Eng.
iishman went back TO pay the money
to the dealer He failed TO return.
After waiting long time the profes.
sor went TO a police staticn. The box
when opened was found To contain
bits Of old newspapers and q large
hero chestnut
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-14
MAN cREmATep.
Robert owyer and wife Found Un.
conscious In a Hallway.

New York. Dec. i3.-whiie ffremen
labored to extinguish a fire and save
horses from death In stable in East
Ninth street one man was burned To
death and another man and woman
narrowly escaped suffocation In n
house In the rear of the stable. The
firemen declare they were told by the
police the house was vacant. The
stable. a small structure. contained
nine horses. and was practically de.
stroyed with its contents when Fire
Chief Croker was Informed there we're
persons m the building behind the
stable. the lower floor Of which was
ablaze. Denouncing the police for
failing To notify him earlier. Chief
Croker sent five men into the house.
They found the body Of william Seible
In closet. where he had taken refuge.
and had been suffoca'ed bv smoke
Robert Dwyer and wife were found
unconscious in an upper hallway.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-14
..v-a rvuon Executed.

Abingdon. Va. Dec. i3.-Noah Full.
ton. nineteen years old. was hanged
here for the murder OF John johnson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-14
RESTING oui..iy.

Washington. Dec .S.-Mrs Alice
Eoosevsis Loagworth rss,st quietly
Friday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-14
Or. r. n. Harrison
ohce at Emme s. Maloney's Drag Store
BRYAN. TEXAS

Calls promptly answered day CT nigh,
Office hours TO y a. m. and ? TO 4p.m
Oihee phone 90 iis Res. 'ph we az
The Springdale news., 1907-11-15

Ladies and ehildrens Hats, from last season.
 worth up to s2.oo. choice at ..=...... 5Oe \ special good Faseinator worth 25e. /c Extra heavy Fascinators, worth 5o to b5c ; Ie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
MAURITANIA WILL
BREAK NO RECORD,

New York Nov 22.--Another obsia-
Gle in the shape OF dense fog IS de-
laying the Cunard liner Mauretania,
thus further marriug what was .onu
IDENTIFY expected 20 be a most success
fm maiden voyage soon after leay-
ing Queenstown last Sunday morning
the big steamer ran into a severe
storm. which lasted the better part
OF three days. Terrific head seas ana
high gales reduced the splendid speed
OF the vessel and 81 was known by
wireless that the westward record %
her sister ship, the Lusitania, could
not be eclipsed on this "Trip. However,
the steamer was put 10 top speed, ana
some balm was offered 10 those on
board when the steamers run for the
fourth day showed GA Enots thus too-
ping the Lusitania, which took the blue
ribbon for the best days run on the
last voyage. by six Knots. II was be-
licVed then that The Mauretania would
reach Sandy Hook by dayDreak Erie
day. but this hope was shattered when
the Mauritania ran into a dense fog
or the New England coast late last
night, and speed necessarily had 90
be materially reduced.
a brief wireless dispatch was re-
ceiNed here early today via the Mar
conf station at South Wellneet, Mass
10 told of an enthusiastic Concort
which was held aboard last night. The
dispatch. however. was not timed and
failed 20 give the position OF the
steamer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
GREAT EXODUS
OF FOREIGNERS
Rush TO Europe Because Shut
linu Down Of Industries is
Unprecedented.
STEERAeE RATES ADVANCED.
Number Departing Weekly Be- Twenty
five Tlousand--NlauN haNc
To Mait.

~. WI N-,y 14 .Ir ... .r bfe
7pe''uts Some years aA' '.''+."' n''-
lumln Harrison said th1I tho gates or
Castle Garden always opened inward,
never outward Timos bate changed.
t.,....,.... ,,.. ,.,,.. .i... ,..,.. . s,,..i.,.
l"''t'i' "''h I'd i-'i'l'' 'NiNt I'D .'i'
shutting down OF Industries since .Ha
financial strIureucy has rachod such
rr,r.rtiors t.rt Oh, s.asrr.tf, p.r,.
-...t.. .,., t,..l $780,, D.. ,......t.i, ....
'o'"I''i"u'n ior ihe"l.
Hundreds of the Foreigners have been
obliged lo wait until ucNt .ue.N because
larths o1al mot le found fol them
This week al tne bis transatlantic lines
raised tne stecraEe rae. uoW &2l tu tS-.
pat etI ono demand fHr u.nets has
increased. repiessu tauFe W. ihe
s'eaia6e d trlIncnt "i the li'Wplr6-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
JUDGE HENDERSON A WITNESS
Heard Brown Tell Mrs. Brown
That She Had Been Curse
OF His Life.
Asked ii Brown Ever Got Angry, Re
pllcd. "Hc Was Angry at Some
body Always


washington. p. c.. Nov. 22.-lt IL
rr,rable that when court adjourns TO-
d,v the attorneys for the defense IN
Tho Bradley trial will have presented
an tho evidence they have 20 on "
evcert such as may be presented ny
exrcrts in mental diseases.
Today the principal witnesses were
Judge Henderson. col sam King am"
rvnan shrewsbury The two for
mer through their intimate relations
with the late senator Brown. were
able to testify a. TO his habits. his
Jealous disposition. and irascihle
character. They also swore to che
belief thnt Mrs. Bradley was temper
arily ins1ne and expressed an unquai-
fcd opinion that her mental condition
was due go her treatment by Brown.
Shrewsbury. who BE- am uncle OF the
defendant by marriage, proved valu-
able witness In that he proved that
trait az insanity Is in tho family. His
own wife. sister OF Mrs BTadley's
mother. he swore frequently attacked
him with "a butcher knife under the de-
nsio1 th7t he was trying to remove
her furniture and on one occasion took
"a pistol to him Ills father-in-law he
declared. WAS also Of unsound mind.
Apparently tho defense has established
"a basis for a. verdict OF temporary in
sanity and number OF celebrated
aHeuists have voluntarily testified IN
behalf Of Mrs Bradley without COM
pcpsution.
Tho closing days Of the trial viii like
~ he battle of experts. but the pris-
oror herself az well as Browns closest
friends ana business associates have
apparently. through their testimony.
made IL easy for the jury TO come to
the conclusion that the woman must
have been insane &C the time the shot
which ended Browns life was fired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22

Chicago Noy. 2e.-su.Hug switch.
mon .t oral1oss. Ia. WII' ao told to-
ola. br Frat Vice President b. n.
H8eharug of ore SHlu.Hn.lH Union
of Narth America t1 walk back again
0r lose lntr charter
THa sult.hmen. with headquarters
M D.EaIo0... who are employed hy tha
Iowa Genital railroad recently pre-
.ertal "a now agreement 90 fna fuil-
roul fnr ratification. Am the articles
t..r. raMriory tD the railroad ey-
c.D tHe one which required Oh. uIr
ROAD 90 pay claims FOR total disability
ana ODE sultchWtu wore Irlu. tr- fa
eliminate that clause. They refused.
zoo company stood firm and thc man
walked ont
Tne mots were IumrlmtD. t.lc-
aIaphod 90 D.. o. Hawley prcsIiu. ot
lhc EnErmmsuH Union of horth
America. buffalo. N 81. and hc Bob turn
instructed rirft Vice preIlon HaD-
berlur to e0 to Otkalo0sH HuI revoke
t.e charter unless the men went back
u Nork af once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
THEY WERE SWEET 49," ..
BOY sent to Industrial school Bids sad
Farewell 90 Sweetheart

Hyrun Olsen. whose asr brought him
just within On oIimit OF Juvenile court
Jurisdiction. was before Judge Gowaus
this morning to answer 90 "a charge
OF petty larceny He was accused or
having taken money from his employer
Che proprietor OF the Dickinson market
hut FOR Cd time stoutly maintained bis
innocence. Today. however. DE weak
cnod ana made confession. AS Doe ula
been before The court before. bee was
sentenced ,o the industrial school and
u1e takau lo ogden this afternoon.
Young Olsen desired To bid farewell
tc DIS sweetheart before D.. loft auI
accordingly the young lady Was sent
for and she came promptly to tno .Hlrt-
room. She wore shor, dresses and has
tine appearance of NOT more than % or 10
years ut ago. She seemed to feel very
badly o.. tla situation and waa d. tears
when che er8ration took place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
PETITION NOT GRANTED.
saloons YIN Not Have 20 Move ON
Petition OF Theater.

Tho petition Of the Western Amuse-
ment company asking that the ucens-
IF three saloons I'm operation near its
doors be revoked has been denied by
.he license committee OF tho city coun-
30 The amusement company Is remod-
cling building near the corner oi
flrst South and state street Go be used
ts a moving picture theatcr The I'm.
alu1us are within 90 feet Of the Duild-
ug. and am attempt was made 90 force
them 20 vacate the theatcr company
relying upon the ordinance which says
hat "a saloon shall not Doe run within
% feet OF place OF public amusement
City Atty Ogden lilies, however rem
icuad an opinion 90 the effect that ia-
8smuch as the saloons We're In opera
lion FIRST. 10 was un t0 the amusement
company not 90 erect its piayhous,
within 90 feet of the saloons. THAI
opinion and the further fact that the
saloons iu question pay something Ike
800 q month each az a license, while
he thester would pay but Sl0S per an-
mum. decided the matter in the minds
lf the council and the petition OF the
Western Amusement company was not
granted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
WV RELIGIOUS SOCIETY.

NuH York. Sow -e.--Ihe FIRST Ba-
n.. ....ruDIr of New York. tho 0fsl
r.IirIoua association 0f its Kind n tho
United states. has received lts cortin-
catc of Incorporation in the supreme
court
Tho nDN organization BIAS about 500
memher. Jos chief purpose d. inc
teaching 0f the Fundamental prnrnIes
nf Christianity. JuIum aud Mouam-
0truHm. aH promulgated through thr
divine teaching M fhe hlgh revelation.
According to ono Of the organizer,
the nuhII % the ointment of Chris
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
MnArmR DELAYs WESTON.

Bryan. o. Nov 2o-EdWard p. Wes-
ton. tac pedestrian covered 86 miles
yesterday. Tie Was able Gao make only
81 miles from 1915 yesterday afternoon
Delta. %. After leaving Toledo ho 1Frr-
aged only little over fN0 miles au
hour ou account OF bad roads ON
reaching Delta early this morning
Weston sold ha would make four miles
an hour today. He len Delta at g.g1
thi- morning and walking four miles au
hour "t bring him % Bryan at b
o'clock rule afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22

Brown frequently. witness said. would
come into the odlcc intoxicated and De
down ON lounge.
Speaking of Mr. Browns hlndwrit-
INK, Judge Henderson said lt was
lho br1Wns character giraffe "Somc-
times very bad and sometimes better.
When Do was drinking 3D. was bad"
NcferiinR Go exhibit 80. g. iu which
Brown is alleged Co acknowledge the
paternity of tho children Mr.. Baker iu-
quired.
What would SOU save Was ne UNI
der the influence of rluor when DE
wrote that 0r note"
II ion't know. said the witness. fal-
loflng little. He micht havo been.
That might have been ono thing and
Then he may have been in The dark.
hls er'sight was not good, as be SUE
icred from irus."
Asked about Browns temperament
Iie was % very odd man. eccentric TO
tho last degree"
Did he ever get angry"
BROWN ALWAYS ANGRY
Gle was angry at somebody always"
was the quick reply which amused
Mrs. Bradley very much. She broke
OUT into broad laugh ANA represscd
it with difficulty.
CROSS EXAMINATION.
on cross-eNamiuatlon Judge Heudor-
SON said that Boa hc. interviews with
him Mrs. Bradley had appeared tc be
rational. though very emotional
SENATOR SUTHERLAND.
Senator George sutherland OF Utah.
testified that Mrs Bradlcy's reputation
in salt Lake for peace and good order
was GOOD.
AN che witnesses FOR the defense from
salt Lake were excused today and ale
lowed 90 return To their homes.
MRS BRADLEY's UNCLE
When court resumed Cos session at
500 %. M. Mr. shrewsbury mentioned
incidents showing the existence OF i'm
sanity iu Mrs Budlcys family ou her
mothers side. Several suggestions OF
financial help for Mrs Bradley have
reached her one badly writes from Ann
Arbor Michigan. Offering TO send s25
and another has started a daisy
chain for her benefit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22

tho nct that Few persons ae yot realize
wy motives and purpose. with tue urop-
.I support D believe 4 cam completely WIrc
out pH0uurU Dob The south within The rnxt
HUHr" MIe. ouHCkorhnR prediction IH
based partly ou her belief that ueouHge
Isl NOT uf ail acnor8L In her opinion. im-
migration into the south win not 'Huffer
material scth1cks from tho exposure ut
This oppression 500 foreign labor.
She says chat charges OF oppression In
tls south recently made u foreign Cuun-
fri.s are wholly due t0 letters whicl Cui-
grants have written homo, ana tnHi
c1t eminent investigation. hy removing
On. cause for such letters win benefit
.uIEIaUun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
GOLD ENGAGEMENT
PASS $79,000,000 MARK.

New York. Nov. Engagements
OF foreign gold 10 relieve the money
stringency In the United states today
passed the S75.O0O.o0O mark when Lag
ara Freeres a. Co, announced that they
had completed negotiations for an ad-
ditlonal 100000.
Goldman. Sachs g. Co. also engaged
$500 600 today. a portion Of 90 in Paris
This brings the total 10 $4,000 900.
Later Goldman Sashs q CO. announc-
ed an engagement OF S1b0.O00, and
Kuhn, Loeb g. Co, ono or $3.50 600.
Lazard Freeres also engaged St7. 900. 900
from the Bank Of France. this making
$50 total for the movement S79,150,-
900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
PnnrLNNn rsrArE cLAMANr

Christ Church. New Zealand Nov. o.
a claimant 20 q share of the Portland
estate has appeared here in the person of
Samuel Calkius Of WhanEarei who claims
20 he the elder brother of Walter Scott
CalkIus. OF Anllville. n. j.
Walter Scott CalkIns claims share of
The estate Of he Duke OF Portland by
TRACING his lineage from the oldest son of
a DuIe Of Portland who came i1 tHe
United states more than century ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-22
MORAN AND NEIL.
Meet Tonight in Twenty Round
Contest.

49, ANAiiNtAA 81 x ANfllAN ~ lNNililll
Contest.
San Francisco. Nov. Z2.-Owon Nor
am. the English puelist and Frantic
Nell. of this city. WIFI meet tonight at
Dreamlnud rink iu contest scheduled
to go q rounds The international bear
ing ~ he fght has aroused the most
Intense interest among local fight fol-
lowers. and the advance sale OF seats
indicates AN attendance that VIII ON the
vast rink from pit to dome Both nght-
ers have hutteu themselves in such SUI
pcrb condition for their battle that the
last few days of training have been
spent very quietly. Moran Is extremely
confident OF victory, and has Wagered
snug sum on his chances. Neil. too.
is sanguine that De will be returned the
winner, and his optimism is shared by
the majority az hetters. who have in
stalled him favorlte over the English
man at odds ~ 10 to g. There is not
much Moran money In sight The win
ncr viii be matched with Abe Attell
for the wo-ld's featherweight cham iol-
ship. The lads win weigh IN at 6 o'clock
tonight ana must not exceed 122
pounds.