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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26
COACH HUNG ON
BRINK OF CLIFF
Hundred Passengers on Western
Maryland Have Narrow Escape
ON Blaclswater Grade.

ELKINs, Sept 19-P Passengers on
train No 4, northbound on the West
ern Maryland railroad had a thrill
ing experience when the front end
Of the rear passenger coach left tho.
TRUCKS as the train assembled the
Blackwater grade and hung suspend
ed over a cliff 800 feet above the ra-
vine.
lust at the point where the car
was Jared loose from its trucks the
right OF way occupies a space scarce
~ wider than single track, With
'hlgh cliffs on one side and gorge
below. estimated to be fully 500
feet below the track. one Of the most
beautiful spots on the Western Mary
Land. When the passengers. mostly
women, felt the car grating along
the tracks they felt little concern uu-
dl they saw the look Of horror de-
pictad on the countenances Of sew
ieral negro youths on the upper side
Of the track,
As the car tetered aud racke j
back and forth. threatening every
minute TO topple ever and 80 piung-
ing down into space, women and
children screamed ana moaned In
horror.
FIaolly Fighting Itself, the occu-
pants were reassured of their safe
ty by he train crew and transferred
to another car. Had the train been
running at any great speed fully 100
casualties would have resulted.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26
GETS SEVEN YEARS FOR
RAISING GREENBACKs.

HUNTINGTON. Sept. 19-Cassan-
dra Kline, OF WEIGH. Mcdowell coun-
ty. was convicted IN federal court
here Of raising two-dollar bills to
twenties. He had been doing a big
business in the mining region along
the Norfolk & Western. He was
sentenced to seven years in the peni-
Tertiary.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26
WANTED REWARD
For Trying TO Saw ont OF Jail But
nudge Ilynch Sentences Him
just the Same.

Lewis Jones. coloral. lie old man
nov serving time IN the county jail
,ar stealing chicken b Tits nelghbar
olr miles ii TIT from ills
home lest spring, wa before Judge
Charles W Lynch ii circuit court
wednesday evening, charged with
'rging 70 saw himself out Of jaii
some time ago. There was not any
doubt about his trylns 10 do so. as
Ne ialler had him dead 10 right,
aui q Jones concluded 1t best to
confess, lie did 50 81 advice OF
sas4, ana the judge sentenced him
remain In Jail until December l..
failso imposed a fine Of 500. which
'aa.s Is not likely % pay. In fact,
mige said ne ala not care IS
much whether he paid the fine
Y not but he did insist that lie auit
'.as his neighhors chickens. Thla
Win do unlll December at
,
While the judge was passing SEN
ience Jones remembered something
had not been presented % It's
Judge. 1t was thu. he had been told
the contractors Of The JAN oTered a
standing reward u $500 o the
one who succeeded In cutting him-
self out or iail, Tie indie ma MAJ
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26
SMALL BLAZE STARTS
DURING RAIN STORM.

A small blaze took place during
the heavy rain storm at $3.50 o'clock
Wednesday evening and the latter,
together with the prompt response
Of The fire department, likely saved
the cleaning and pressing establish
ment on Fourth street near the En-
pire building, from burning to the
ground. The fire was started by
gasoline in the rear part of the
building The damage was slight.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26

Il Is claimed indigestion is the ma
tional disease. That's why the de-
maal Tor Rings Dyspepsia Tables
keers Increasing because they do the
work Stomach trouble, dyspepsia,
indlge lion, bloatlng, etc. yield
quickly. Two dals treatment free
Ask YOUR druggist about them. Sold
by II r. Burke.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26

Do you know that Pinesalre Car
bollzed acts ike a poultice in draw
ing out inflammation and poison?
II is antiseptIc. For cuts, burns,
eczema, cracked hands 1t is immed-
late relief Csc Sold by H. F.
Burke.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26

Il comes put up m 4 collapsIble
tube with nozzle easy to apply q
che soreness and Inflammation, for
any form of piles; 1t soothes and e.
lleves pain, itching and burninp
Man Fan Pile Remedy Price zoe.
Guaranteed Sold By II +. Burke
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26

CHARLESTON, Sept, 19-The In
corporators being NJ. Brown. C. II.
Gates. s \. Gates, L. S. Brown and
David Brown, Of Elklns, horse
trading concern to be known as the
Gates Horse and Mule Company. has
been organized and chartered to do
business as horse dealers, with head
quarters in Ellllns.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26

Il Is vel known fact that per-
sons living in the me forests do not
suffer from kidney diseases. One
dose Of Plneules - night usually re-
lieyes headache. 20 days treat
ment S1,CO. Your money refunded
If not satisfied Sold by II. r. Burke
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26

WGLIEs-BARRE, Pa. sept. 81
Anthony Malta and Tallio Evans
We're killed and others were fatally
injured by an explosion Of gas In 4
mine OF the Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre
Coal Company in this city today.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26

Your skin should be clear and
bright If your liver is in normal cor
dition. Rings Little Liver Pills act
on the liver; and headache, consti-
ptton and biliousness disappear
Price Csc. Sold by H. F, Burke.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26

George Dewitt, of Charleston, has
taken charge Of the interests of
Meade Bros. here. He is a capable
man and comes here highly
recommended. His official position
with the company is that OF manager.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26
Thousands Fave Kidney
Trouble and Meyer Suspect il
How 10 Find out.
-.

Rilln bottle orCommon glass with your
@ater aud lctit stand twenty-four hours (;
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-09-26

Population Auz HI 1907 1925
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
CARMEN MAY ORDER A STRIKE.
Suspension of Telephone Service
Causing Much Annoyance to
Great Numbers Of People.
SO Far There Have Been no Dietur-
banccs-lron Workers Arc Firm
In Their Demands.

san Francisco Cal, May i.-The out
look I'm the labor sjtiotion hero is MT
,.,,.,t,,,t,,,,. t...,..,.. -...,
'' "''H''1 '''N no N"'i'V L"'
"N immediate settlement Of any Of the
questions now involved ia Mt Dreseut
apUar,nt rho t.la,t,,, st,il., i,,..
'''1l'i"'i' S'lNe n'9
crippled the service and last night the
"hnl" system had practically come to
stlndstilI. The operotors are ,oy,
se,uri,.r s,,,,,or+ ,,,,, al,
and In ie r.,,od D,,t ",t u''t'll", ,,.
o., ,,,t ,,, -, -, w i'.iyI'tll wa
,,-iI San s'' ne WiI'h
tinr ~, ~, l'"l t",,''' llo stud
bas,i,.i, a. Va va. 'IIie' 'c"'G
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,l,.ss.I,oe, l,,5 I|''rv 40 ACT as
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ma j. ,,.,,,, ','1l'eu Jno Strike.
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"a eettic,nIt l.,. NJ nioloSl''V'l loI
hon I,a,,,5',,,,iS at Wv "l'ou mas now
r,,.,i,,,,, ,.,, g," u"i l's 10 lue negative
M. -, ~ n'o .iit' tpulcli.
r,,a,.,,i,,,r '''' M'.' meet toIhpIInW
tbrante6a5 I'm, VIZ pu[S,,oI' vi ,'ie
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aisl,t .,o,,, '"'li.u log - aud an
Il, I'm ,,.'', Nli,t Nlit company
ss,,tiisi,aI ~ I't'pIl wa IN, l"le
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mot Ca tri '''i't, Nv W" NNlvt II VIII
,i,io..l oNV.1oH ~ Eo"oIdIi% con-
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rs fa,r,d '''' '''''''"''S ANA Ihe worst
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
CHANGES ON THE ERA
J.. II. Anderson Goes to Editorial
Dept, \. j. Iliggs Asst. Manager.

May l there was change In the
business management of the Improve
ment Ira. and in the secretary and
treasurer of the Mutual Improvement
Associations. Edward II. Anderson.
who has acted as manager OF the Era
and secretary and treasurer of the Y. NJ.
NJ. |. A. for the past 10 months, was
released from his labor in order that
he might devote his entire time to the
editorial department, and to general
work in the associations.
Elder Alpha j. Higgs well known in
Mutual Improvement association cir
ales. and recently business manager of
The Millennial Star office and secretary
or the European mission under Presi-
dent Heber j. Grant, has been appoint
ed assistant manager OF the Improve
ment Era to Heber J. Grant, and also
general secretary and treasurer of the
y NJ. NJ. |. ~ He entered upon his
duties May l. All matters pertaining
10 the association, and to the business
department. of the Era. should now be
addressed to him.
The Era has at present the largest
circulation that it has had in its his
tory, and no doubt the new arrange
nent viii add continued impetus to
The progress of the magazine both in
tho business and the editorial depart
ments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
WILL BE GUEST OF HONOR
AT EIGHTEENTH WARD,

Prof George Careless, the well known
musician, composer and teacher will be
guest OF honor ut the joint session of
me Mutual Improvement Associations
VI the Eighteenth ward tomorrow
light. The professor was formerly a
'esldent OF the Eighteenth ward and
many of his old pupils and friends re-
zoe there. committee representing
ne ward choir, consisting of II. G.
Whllney' George d. Piper John ID.
spehcer ana Horace S. Ensign, has ar
'ahged an evenings program which
lusht 10 be decidedly interesting not
,hly TO the professor himself, but 10
gre many admirers of his music. An
nf NUMBERS or the evening viii be Prof.
aIelesss compositions, and they VIII
neluue specimens OF his various forms
u wrltlng, among others, the hymns
fndered at the funerals of President
nrghaln Young and President Joseph
,oung the ballad Dear Little Blrdlc.''
.i'e words Of which were written by
George j, Taylor viii be rendered by
Sessie Edmunds Newman. Arthur
snePherd as organst aud Prof. Careless
onderlng a violin Oblgato, brief al.
,lesses VIII be made by the leader OF
ne choir II. q. whitney, and by Pres
deni Richard w. Young, with a re-
Wnhse by Prof. Careless.
me services win begin nj $3.50 and the
committee especially invite an Of Prof
.areless's old pupils ana associates to
" present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
Unanimously rendered PreSi-
denCy of Agricultural College
OF That State.
SALARY FIXED AT $4,000.
Has Proposition Under Consideration
But Has Not Decided To Ac-
ccpt the Tender.

Prof w 7 Icerr nresept bo,d Of tho
,,.,,.,.,...., -,
c'i'cso "I yum soon ="
retire from mat position, was unani-
mously chosen yesterday to the presi-
doncy of the Oregon stnte AyricnItur-
-, In.
81 .'iies So W Suc'eeu rreS'ue'lt Ha'cl''
resigned. The election was unanimous
and the salary fixed at $1,000 a year.
the highest maid b,, any, of tho land
,.,...,....,
sl"'i' iis''eut'oIs' WIN Tue exception
OF two or three Should Prof Kerr
accept the tender. he viii enter upon
his no,,, a,,t,o. 81, r,,i,. ,a ,.u -,
IVY - 'i'N
move 10 CorhVallls' where the college
is beautifully located in a rich agri
cultural community ON a. command
inc. sit, &c oo- -. p... 81 -.
ne '''o VI So ''C''S' put iIVl' Neri
mas not yet made up his mind as to
what ne VIII do. Today he was adj
Nlsllls WIN SAT- Lake friends in rela-
tlon TO the matter, but was undetet-
mined, having two or three iiatterng
business offers under consideration,
elthef one OF which viii take him out
OF educational work.
Prof. Kerr said today that the Ore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
rwo Men Caught in Idaho May
Prove to be Robbers Of
The Onyx Bank.
THIRD ONE MAKES ESCAPE.
Went TO a Hotel Which He Sud-
denly Left When His Pals Failed
To Come Back.
Local Officials in Communication With
Those at POcatclIo--Men May
BE Brought Here.

Tho Young men who were arrested by
tho police yesterday morning as sus-
meets in the big robbery at the Onyx
Bank saloon will, in all probability,
ne released from custody soon. Be-
vopd the statement of Mr.. MAR yes
terday morning, as chrOnicled in last
evenings News" there is nothing
against young Patrick, and it is be-
lieyed by many of the officers that he
had nothing to do with the affair and
that his peculiar eyes" is simply
case of coincidence.
The police department received word
from Pocatello this morning concern
ing the arrest last night of two men
believed to be robbers. Three men,
an answering the description of the
robbers, boarded the Short Line train
af Woods Cross and rode to within a
short distance of McCammon, whore
they got off. The conductor became
suspicious of them because of their
actions, and at once notified officers
at Pocatello and at McCammon. The
local police learned this morning that
ono of the men left the other two and
went to 81 hotel, where he engaged Il
room. In all probability the men had
arranged to meet there, but when the
two failed to show up, the third became
alarmed and left the hotel for some
place unknown. He also left his suit
case containing clothing and q re-
yolver, and the officers think he had
the diamonds and most of the money.
In any event, this man cannot be found
and has disappeared. The two men
under arrest were armed and both
had money but no diamonds We're
found on them. One is about feet
inches in height and has piercing
black eyes" If the men prove to be
the robbers, an officer will be sent to
bring them back to this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
Annual Assembly viii be Held
Tuesday and Wednesday
In Salt Lake.
MANY PAPERS TO BE READ.
Banquet win Follow Business Meet
ings--l.ist of Officers of Med
iCal Association.

The medical men of Utah will meet
in convention next Tuesday and We'd
nesday to talk over professional secrets
on questions about which doctors are
supposed to enjoy the privilege OF dis
agreeing.
The convention has been called by
the Utah state Medical association. and
is its thirteenth annual gathering. 1t
viii be called together in the city ana
county building Tuesday morning at
$3.50 o'clock by President Frederick
Cliff of Provo. Tuesday morning the
business session win be held and the
time for holding the annual banquet
will be announced. Tuesday afternoon
and Wednesday the sessions will be
given over to papers on various pro-
fessonal subjects, the full list OF which
is as follows:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Gastric and Duodcnal Ulcers: "Etio-
loEy Pathology and Diagnosis" A.
Kerr, salt Lake, Medical Treatment"
r.. w. Fisher, Salt Lake; Surgical
Treatment S. Richards, Salt Lake
Treatment of Compound Fractures
r.. S. Joyce Ogden.
Divorces and Their Causes, from the
SV Bjornson. Theodore.
The Examination OF the Blood. its
Value as DiagnostiC Measure +. O.
Reynolds, Springvlle.
Treatment of Puerperal Exclampsia'
H. Is. Merrill, Logan.
TUESDAY EVENING.
The Need of Earlier Diagnosis j.
~ Hall. Denver
"Treatment of Sciatica'-A. S. Bower,
salt Lake.
Report of Case of Tumor of the
Spinal Cord"-E. +. Root, salt Lake.
The Scientific Treatment of Diabetis
Mellitus'-W. Il. Tyndale, salt Lake.
The Surgery of the Thyroid Gland"
A. c. Behle. Salt Lake.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
THE X-ray in Treatment of Skin
Diseases f. ID. Hammond. Salt Lake.
''Traumatic Hysteria'--W. Brown
Ewing Salt Lake.
Title Unannouneed'-G w. Baker,
ogden.
"Placenta Praevia and It's Treat
meut'-Charles H. West, Salina.
"ToXaema OF Pregnacy H.
Smith. Ogden.
Surgical Treatment of the Prostate
Gland"-E. Viko, Salt Lake.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Rheumatism, Complications and Sc
quelae"-L. b. Baker, Eureka.
Diagnosis and Treatment'-R. Il.
Steele Salt Lake
The Effect of Altitude Upon Chronic
VaNular Disease of the Heart"-C. Il.
Osgood, Ogden.
Diagnosis and Treatment of osteo-
myelts'--J. w. Arid, Provo.
Surgical Diseases of the Knee Joint"
H. n. Mayo, salt Lake,
"Vesical lrritability Due to Hyper
acidity of the Urine"-W. r. Hasler,
Manti
OFFICERS IN CHARGE.
The general officers of the associa-
ton are as follows:
Northumberland Gift, Provo,
Utah.
First Vice Presidential. c. Behle,
Salt Lake, Utah.
Second Vice President-E. NJ. Con-
roy, ogden. Utah.
Treasurer. y. Harrison, Salt Lake,
Utah.
Sccretary-w. $. Encrbeck, salt Lake,
Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
FRENCH PRESS COMMENT
ON KING EDWARDS COURSE,

Paris. May 1.-The French press
regards King Edwards continental
tour which ended today with his de-
Iarture from this city for London as
being fraught with large political sig
nificance. The following is a sample
of the opinion:
The king has determined that he
is master of the diplomacy He has
succeeded in applying To Germany,
from the political point of view. the
continental blockade which NAPOLEON
failed to apply to England CONNER
cially. Were King Edward 90 years
younger the result might be danger
GUS for the peace of the world. bat "A
man of SO viii hesitate to risk the
grand coup"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
C0NvICTS ESCAPE.
Two Get Away From Louisiana state
Farm, One Is Killed.

Now orleans. May 4.-Reports were
received today by the state penltenti-
airy board OF the escape Of two con-
VETS Wednesday night from the Mag
nolla state farm in West Feliciona
Parish. and the killing OF third who
was attempting to get away a. b.
smith. Joe Dahlen ana l.. o. Dorsey.
young white men serving short terms,
overpowered a guard last night and
disappeared in the swamp. As they
were trying 10 escape across a railway
treste they were fred upon by a
night guard, smith was killed and
the other two leaped from the restle
ana escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
SALT LAKE: MEN
INVENT A TICKET
Craig uterine Passenger Slip is
Surely a Winner All
Right.
ADOPTED BY HARTMAN LINE.
g. W. Craig, W. ii. Lee. Jake" r..
Spencer ANA John Cruicks hanl, PM
ent Labor Saving Money Maker

Tho o,.,... $50,
Tor use of AN ~ 49,. ''''' g ''i' "U'p' '''
'otei known as the Craig tntcrluc
,''N't The principle ON which it Il.
~"S'1 is Inc combination in one ticket
" large number oi routes. composed
vi 'hr same number of lines. and tho
'''"' rs $50 arranged that any one OF
'''' routes may be quickly, clearly and
currently designated. thus greatly
''''."'t lH' number OF forms ueces-
~ curry QUO stock. The ticket is
also saver OF time and labor h, rho
ticket stock room tf.g., ,,g,., ,.l
auditir,q, 3..,,.,,..... '''N
,...,.,...l.. ''' ''" "'l"i0s better
'' l'I 'H' road thau any other
form.
BY means of This. ti.l...t. ,t s..,.,.... ..-...
Nm err,gt ..,.. ,.,i....., aus '''"
''I''"N''' ana some OF lh2
i'''''' vi 'No ulleillno pustebOard cover
as high ats 50 forms now I'M usa sta
tons now rrulifiiu,, I ouo ,.,,,,. ~. -.
a.. ,b. '''' w. ''"''-
7'' ''"'lI 10 ulIcreht
pun "i tine country may. with the in
terline ticket. reduce Its necessary
stock To- 1g5 fp 40 f,,,, ,,,i .,...
Do ar..f
''"' '"'''
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
an pruning on the new ticket is
from left TO right. and the form con-
sists of am ap,pt's st,,b ,, ardt,,,,.
,,,,I, ,,,,,.,,
e''l'''' i"' e"'h me ana trans
Ter coupon, where transfer is involved.
The ticket may be folded and ono
ruurb for ,.,,b a.,tt,,.,.,..,. .,.,,
torate each and every coupon. ON the
back of the agents stub OF each ticket
is printed a chart of routes win which
the ticket may be issued with sp.gisI
Instructions concerning any of the
routes. ON the back of thE audito,,s
stub the destinations printed ia tbr
ticket are grouped according TO the
terminal line to be used when tlrre ar.
wo or more terminal lines to the Ticket
J he leading feature of the tirkst ana
by which the conductor sees at a.
glance the route and drstinDtion of
the passenger. is a. BLACK slug" nrint-
ed across tho face of each passoge cnu-
pom. rcading 'This coubon h. GOOD
ONLY" with the necessar,- inforr,atiop
Immediately thereunder i'm hrief snare
comprehensively cerryine the peassn-
ger TO any mint an anv line b,, ,y,,.
Of any itiuctiop of tb1t iin. - az,
other line Inv yav az anv nf its i,,,ry
tions TO inc ta,.yni,,aI Inc ana GmoI
destination When tho terp,i,aI dns-
tinafior docs moi annea,. ar,o,,, ~,
printed statious tha age,t orni,,
writes tho name of tho s,atior ,n
space Ieff fo,, that nnr1oee and Win,
The two ~, three n,,6chte MA Ia, ~,
nerfor,tor he ,lni, is cn,oI,I,to va
thare il ,,o chsncn fn,, he rn,,,,,.,,' '' 80
On wr0ng ~
NAMES OF INVENTORS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
BRIBERY CASES.
Further Argument Heard on Dcnur-
rer of Louis Glass.

san Francisco. May 4.--Furiher ar
gument on the demurrer submitted by
attorney for Louis Glass 10 the indlct-
ment charging him with the bribery OF
supervisors In the interest of the pa
ciiic states Telephone company was
heard by Judge LaWler today. Q. w
Cobb, representing the district altor-
ney's office replied to the contentious
made by Any Coosan and set up the
appeal that the statute relating to
bribery applied TO the giyer of the
bride as wen an TO the taker.
Judge l.awlOr AT the conclusion Of
the argument toeS the matter under
adylselnenI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
CHINESE AT LEAvENwoRTH.

Leayenworth, Kansas. May 1.-The
quartet of officers from the Chinese ar
my and navy We're entertained today by
Gen. Hail. Commaudant, and ether
officers at Fort Lcayeuworih Early this
morning they were met by Command
ant Hail and his aides and escorted 10
the fort, where the time was spent
inspecting the infantry and cavalry
school md staff college. A reception was
rendered the visitors later in the day
ana they viii depart on am evening
train for Rock Island. MS where they
win visit the government arsenal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
LIMITING ARMAMENTS.
Negotiations Instituted for Discussion
or Question sim in Progress.

Rome, May i.-Negotlations institut-
ed in Italy are IN progress regarding
The discussion at The Hague OF the
limitation OF ornaments with the in
tention. apparently. of bringing tho
question before the peace conference
If The powers do not reach an agree
ment before the conference assemblies.
II IL expected that the visit TO Russia
Of NJ, Nelidof, the Russian ambassador
To France. will have an important in
iluonce on the attitude of the powers.
as NJ. Nelldom Is to preside over the
peace conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
KANSAS CITY POLICE.
COY. Folk VII Personally Investigate
Chnrgcs OF Communion.

Kansas city May Gov. Joseph w.
Folk. who, before he became chief ex-
cnutiNe ut the state, prosecuted the
boodiers In ST. Louis intends TO come to
Kansas city and personally investigate
recent charges of police corruption. He
announced this decision last night.
The police commission have decided
To begin an Investigation on Monday
next and it is intimu.ed that there will
be reorganization Of the force that
win include some Of the higher officers.
GOV. Folf is not expected to come here
until after The adjournment OF che leg
lslature, probably i'm 10 days on two
weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
LIVED 40 YEARS.

san Antonio, Texas, May Felix
yesterday ai the age of ll9. He was In
the battle Of the Alamo IN 1886 as %
teamster in charge ~ the paymaster's
wagon Of the MeXican army After the
Texas victory he returned 10 Mexico,
where he lived until four years ago
when he came here. lie died without
family.