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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-30

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Manninston Couple Married Hete.
Mr.. w. F. Grlbb and Miss Villa Da.
VS.; two well known young people Of
Warrington, we're united in marriage
In this city on Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock The ceremony was per
formed in the Marietta Hotel parIors.
Rev. 6. D. Smith being the officiating
minister. Mr.. and Mrs. Grub return
ed to Warrington last evening, Those
who accompanied the young people to
| the city were, Mr.. and Mrs. B. +.
Davis Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Atha, Mr..
and Mrs. j; G. Grubb, Misses ocie
Clayton; Tessie Holbert and Mr.. Les
lie Hall. u
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SCHEDULE FOR FOOTBALL GAME
FOR HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE.

II -
At meeting Of the representatives of the High School League
the football schedule completed for the season Eacn
school was represented by student and member OF the faculty
shinnston and Warrington High schools dropped out Of the
leaving representing MorgantoT Grafton aksoaFg
school League Of West virginia On Thanksgiving day the local
boys will play the Next Saturday the strong Grafton team
will be game which will be played at South SIDE Pafk
The viii he from start to finish The field vii be
off and The crowd will the side lines giving every
one an equal opportunity the Our boys working
hard under direction and coaching OF Capt Bell All lovers OF
good football who come to the game will not be disappointed
there will be no guarding waugIng disgusting to pecta
tor The lineup will be announced Friday The schedule for
/; tie season follows
clarksburg AT Grafton october 49, November 80 At Morgan
town November s. At Fairmopt November 2,
GrafonAt carksbuFg October 49, At Morgantown Noyem-
/ Der O. At Fairmont October s. Noverber 49,
MorgantovnAt carksburg November le At Grafton oeto-
Der &C. At Fsirmont October 49,
Farmop-At clarksbug October 90 At Grafton November
/ o. At Mogsnt6sn October 49, Noyember22S
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lhs6n formerly q this city.
sto Evelyn oxy ii, of Nlnches-
have been received by reIa;
5tige snd friends In the city. The wed.
ding VIM be eeIeb rated o. Eednes.,
.Iag. october the 18th at the home 81
tile BRIDE parents. Mr.. and Mrs. chas.
Boswell
Mr. Robinson Is a son q Mr.. Char,
Ies Robinson formerly q the First
ware, and is q grandson Of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Robinson, ST., Of Market I
Street a number of relatives from
this city viii attend the wedding,
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Inereaslna nc Of Papers.

The movement to increase the price
of weekly papers appears to be gain.
ing Roadway rapidly. The Pennington
tMlch.) Enterprise announces that /.
will charge $1.5O per year instead of
81 beginning January /, 1908. Tho
publisher of the Enterprise gives his
paper has increased about fifty per
reasons for this step that the price Of
cent. within the past year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-30
Fred Hughes, left this afternoon for

Fred Hughes, left this afternoon for
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where he will attend
the wedding Of his brother, Perry
Hughes. Mr.. Hughes was employed
by the Fairmont Coal Company. He
has resigned his position and viii en-
gage in other work.
Mr.. and Mrs, WE. Losch, who have
spent the summer in Philadelphia and
Jersey Shore, Pa, returned to this
city today.
Miss Nellie Gerstell, Of .Keyser who
had been the guest Of Mrs. Duncan
Sinclair returned home this after.
noon,
AdseTtising q side issue wlth a
LtFtet ear t5lnpaas but main Vi, ~
ifbttflt the 81 n N 1 ibfs inass
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-30

Al letter received 6ere t irleI "a
from Mr.. and I'M! MariIa- Of
Seattle, WASH formerly q this cily,
announces the birth d q little daush'
ter On the st6 e sgptenieey
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
LEAGUE TROUBLES ADJUSTED.
Players in Coast League Prior to Earth
quake Shall Revert Back,

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-With the on
ception of the Tri-State Atlantic league
dispute over the cities OF Wilmington and
Trenton. only few minor disputes re-
mained 60 be adjusted when the session
Of the National Association OF Baseball
leagues began today.
There are some constitutional changes
yet 10 come before the association,
among them the proposal 10 limit salaries
of players, placing them upon "a uniform
basis. The leagues are placed in four
classes A 70 d. according TO aggregate e
The board decided that all players io
the Pacific Coast league prior TO the San
Francisco earthquake last spring, unless
they have been sold, drafted or released
In writing shall revert To the Pacific
Coast league, Under the stress OF the
earthouake difficulties. many OF the play
ers left the coast and have not returned,
With a view 10 regulating salaries and
making them uniform in each league. al
least TO the extent Of putting limit on
them an amendment of article l3 Of the
constitution was adopted. This amend
menr provides for a maximum monthly
salary limit for each club OF the several
leagues below class a, the classification
governed by population requirements. and
to be fixed by the respective leagues y
statement of the maximum limit shall he
fled with the secretary OF the board OF
arbitration Immediately after the open
ing OF the championship season in each
OF the leagues affected and II shall he
the duty OF the national board TO enforce
the same.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
DISCUSSES REFORMS
Governor of Wisconsin, in Message
Deals With Railroad Problems.

MADISON. Wis. Jan. l0-The mes
sage OF Gov. Davidson 10 the Legisla-
ture was read today. The Governor rec
ommends Hesitation tha, will pro,esss
ment providing for an income tax, an
amendment to the law giving the State
Railroad commission jurisdiction over an
transportation companies of the State.
and for State control OF all local public
service corporations.
The necessity for the large increase
of capitalization by the Chicago &, North
western and the Chicago. Milwaukee 81
st, Paul Railway companies is not ap-
parent" said the Governor. 'and may
Justly challenge the attention OF Ne
Legislature. l am advised that the ad
ditional stock is subject 10 the pre-emp-
tive right OF existing stockholders 70 p,ir-
chase the same at par. although Its mar
amount. Issue and sale OF additional
stock under such circumstances places an
unjust and unreasonable burden upon rhe
commerce of the State and country and
proper legislation should be enacted "a
prevent the continuance OF such meth
DDS This Is but one form OF the evil
of vercapltalization of public service
corporations. and demonstrates the i'm
portance Of placing the whole subject un-
der the control OF competent State au-
thorities.'
The Governor said:
There Is a growing sentiment in favor
Of municipal ownership. and encourage
ncDt should be extended in this dlrcc-
tiop. especially with respect to water
works and gas and lighting plants.
II recommend the necessary legisla-
tion TO enable any city or village TO es-
tabllsh public utilities or. 10 acquire such
as may already exist under the power OF
eminent domain, and 10 pay for the same
debtedness. which may be a lien on the
property acquired
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
VARSITY ATHLETES WORKING,
Training Hard Every Day % Get in
Shape for Glass Contests.

Good. active training has been taken up
by the different classes OF the University.
TO prepare for the interclass football and
basket ball games. The seniors had Two
full teams out Thursday afternoon. y
good, lively scrmmage took up the great :
er part OF the afternoon. The seniors
have the biggest fellows I'm the school,
and with plenty OF coaching by their
classmates who hold positions on the
.U" they should develop the winning
team at the school.
Last year but one game or the series
was played. This resulted in tie be-
tween the then freshmen and sophomore
clasgas. The year before. the present
seniors carried off first honors and inc
silver trophy offered by the class OF 30.
The present year Is their last at the
school, and they intend TO leave their nQ-
morals on the cup again,
The juniors had big ouch OF men
out for the first time. Their nrst day
was spent in the gymnasium: A couple
of teams were chosen and lively game
of basket ball tended to get The men In
trim for the games of football and has-
ket t-ball that are 10 follow within the next
month,
The seniors are anxious to have the
date of their contest hastened. 10 that
they can get TO work on the thesis which
every student must prepare before he
leaves the institution. So far. the lower
classes have not made any preparation
for tho contest There is plenty of good
material from the high schools of the
State in the freshman class 10 make a
speedy team, All that is required Is
training.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
SUNSHINE aREETs CROWD.
First Good Day for Races IN week. pu'
Track Is Very Muddy.

los ANGELES. Jan. 1o-Sunsaainee anse
a,ad Tho crowd at Ascot for the hrSt
sI,,e in week The track was 10 IL d
nnor condition. however and was s xedS
pmmddy Favorites generally mace sooo "
showing. Hurtle In the las. .n,ton enr., she
!. ~, ,tn from, flfth position in the strelch
and won by three lengths y.o,,.-
"' E;rst race six furlongs-Jack tNe,Shs
,,,I,a lbs (Rr,sseD. TO !, won; N,ohyh; 10
Io7 (KentO, TO /. second; MOI MoI'iaNgs sri,,a ,e
Nv Nv. Sperry). % 10 ! ,miro' eosIn,ni
II.i4s Lord Provost, kinsn'ah fo'''''"'
and stoessel also ran ran urIongs-Round
pomcs i1O iBoland), 10 .. won: r,,n. IN.
Kin. Elm ei (Gargan), to l. set6Ha Sird Time Time
| MN Nh Cold Heather. Treasure Seeker'
| 5i,cions Lord Ross!ngton, GuliiVei' "'"o
Third race 1--WE and hai, ~ ,uTio" Won.
tootS toi,S,,o,,s il2 (KeuD, 25 TO i, secona
| = Jnrnsta III (Boland). 20 IL i,,.omse. oise
.ri.., l.nvt,"'T' ooI Daruma. Lydia Wr9asee Wse,
man, ;sn'' veluesc. Raincioud' Agnes MAJ"
aiIo Tc,,rii, Irti roce. mlle-Merllngo 90 GPres
toni 2 TO l. won; Entire Noust -, noeeI,i I've Il
70 third. Time. Lao Loro u '''e
f'ea{t Eftb A race. seven furlonFsmSseesstna s stan
| 80 T!oernerI. I TO 10. won; Lcrd Stan
| 49, I0a (Finnl, 9 TO o. second; 9gus' 19,,,a
WcIson 1l2 (Sperry), 10 o. thiro'
.2oS Steger also ran. ,, ,,-,ope.-
Sixth race: 1--WE and a nan ,nn. duI'ofi Riack
Eves i1s lBuliman). TO 3 second ,hir5 Hg
- ipei,c liz (BulwelD, 40 10 !. tni,u q,
TTe2 I'm Athena. Facts, Rosemary
a ana L, AlbertIne also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
NOTED CATHOLIC DIES
IN San FRANCISCO
Archbishop George Montgomery
Passes Away After Operation
for Appendicitis.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l0.-Arch-
bishop Montgomery died at 1870 this
afternoon, He was operated on for ap-
pendicitis a few days ago. He rallied
after the operation and was believed
10 be recovering when a relapse oc-
cured and he remained in state of
coma most Of the time until his death.
Archbishop George Montgomery was
born in Davis county, Kentucky, De-
cember 30, 1s47
Cardinal Gibbons ordained him in
Baltimore December 90, 1870, and he
was consecrated bishop and coadlutor
to Monterey and Los Angeles by Arch
bishop Riordan in st, Mary cathe-
dral of this city April s, 1904,
On June 10, 1886, Bishop Montgom-
cry succeeded Bishop Mora at Los An
geles, where be remained for seven
years, and in October Of 1903 was
transferred to San Francisco as CO.
adlutor to Archbishop Riordan.
Among other societies and organiza-
tions founded by Bishop Montgomery
is the League of the Cross Cadets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
CITIZENS OF CHICAGO
AFTER THE COUNCIL
Drive SO!Ons From Chamber in
City Hall and Hold Meet
ing for Protest.

CHICAGO. Jan. lo.-An excited crowd
OF West Side citizens took forcihle pos
session Of the Council chamber in the
city hall today and compelled the mem
bers of a Council committee to fee from
The place.
The members of the crowd were pro-
testanls against a project for widening
Halstead street.
The committee having the matter un :
der consideration met today and finally
voted TO postpone the matter until June.
This was highly unsatisfactory 10 many
of the citizens present, who wished the
matter settled at once. Cries Of Cow
ard, Thief" and ''Kobber." were hurled
at the members of the committee as they
left the apartment Citizens came rush
ing down the gallery and poured into the
hall taking complete possession of the
chamber They then organized a meet
Ing of their own and formally proteste
against further delay in settling the ques-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
MISSING GIRL RETURNS
Strange Tale of Narrowing of Captain
Comes From San Pedro

SAN PEDRO, Cal, Jan. l0-The
mystery of the disappearance sew
eral weeks ago of Dora Dennis, the
fourteen yearold San Diego girl, who
was alleged by her father TO have been
kidnapped by Capt. Hall on the
schooner Rover. was solved today
when the Rover came into San Pedro
harbor and dropped anchor, The girl
was on board and unharmed. With her
was James Howerton and wife and
Capt. Leslie. The latter said he had
marooned Capt. Hall on the lonely
southern California coast AT Manuella
Laguna, where the latter was fopnd
several weeks ago. He did not exl1ain
why he had marooned Hall. Hall is
now held at Ensenada. Mexico, await
ing extradition on the charge of kid
naping The party on the Rover were
greatly surprised at the apprehension
over their absence, but were reticent in
explaining details.
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llEMENT OF FATHER.
Fhlng Except That Daughter
Elused to Wed Couch,

|'.ne Miller was 90 years old.
" of the L. D, s. UNI:
She was the daughter OF
,,'llsr of Mill Creek. this county.
liler, after receiving news OF
ay, said:
Gagbter came home to spend
ls with us. and the man who
her life followed n few days
ne vas An ardent suitor, and
'eiy much 10 marry Irene. she
luat they would have 30 wait
NY way until they knew each
''er, Then she refused abso-
Ding.
'lnchester. at whose home the
Teurred, is a sister Of the dead
husband being a brother OF
:. Wallace. wife of the bust
.ger OF F. Auerbacb & Brother
',y, The deceased has one
MIS-; Williams, in the Holy
pIlal, in a critical condition
neler is "A Mre Merrill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
IDAHO LEGISLATURE
GETTING down TO WORK
Numerous Bills, Including Anti
Pass Measure, Are Already
introduced.
Special 70 The rrihuaA

Special 70 The Tribune.
holSE, Ida. Jan. 10-At the session of
lhe senate this morning Warren r. CIV
en- representing the State OF Colorado
made an interesting address on the oues
tion of dry farming He is here for the
purpose OF arousing an interest in that
subject among the people and has asked
the Governor to appoint delegates TO a
congress TO be held In Denver January %
ana the Executive will no doubt do so.
The death Of former Senator J. w. Bal
lentine was announced and a committee
was appointed to draft suitable resou-
tons on the same The Committees on
Rules Of the Senate and House reported
and the rules submitted. similar TO those
oi former sessions. were adopted
Senate bill No. L. amending an act ere
ating Boise City an independent school
SlSirict' vas introduced by Senator Nc
MILAN. The Weil-McClair election contest
Llom kootenal county came up and the
Senate proceeded TO open the ballot boxes
and examine papers, JUST as they started
TO do this a motion was carrid to Law the
matter over till tomorrow.
Busy Day in House.
The House was busy place today. The
Committee on Mileage made It's report,
and In the report was provision that
no member who came TO the Legislature
the State. The report was unanimously
adopted.
The matter Of legislature stationery
which caused such a Juror In the House
yesterday and which was purchased in
Portland. warmly discussed today.
but 1T was finally decided 10 accept the
same.
The joint rules reported were adopted
and Harry Courtney was appointed GUS
todian OF the cloak room.
The following bills were introduced
House bill No. l, by Smith, Legisla
tive appropriation bill
road commission bill,
House bill No. 3. by Stanford, amend
Ing estray law.
Rouse bill No. 4. by wyman. anti
''I5 House s'' bin No. >. by wyman. anti
House bill No 6. by Shaw. prohibiting
publication of false financial statements
by corporations.
House bill No. I. by Abbot. providing
for a bridge across Snake river by Cas-
sa and Lincoln counties
House bill No. s. by McCracken,
amending child-lsbor law;
House bill No. 9, by McCracken, re-
lating to delinquent children.
House bill No. 10, by McCrackP,. anti
pass law.
The rules and Constitution were sus-
pended and House bill No ! was passed.
All of these are supposed 10 be ad-
nlinistration measures
Senate concurrent resolution providing
for Joint memorial services IN honor OF
-IaJe ex-Governors Frank = SteunepDefS
and Frank W Hunt was adopted,
Speaker Hunt was arbitrary In making
up the list OF standing committees he
ignored most of the recommendatlons OF
the Democratis meneere ras ol 'ns Ne f11ase pJoso
tically destroyed the Identity OF the NIL
norlry programme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
zine weather for Races

NEW ORLEANS, Jan lo'-o'S
results: ,gs selIlnc-Tom
r,a,sp firsi yIon' Taoe zick lex Abrams second His-
ain6otham Eis third. Time i;el esle,Sne-Laay Ioe
second , race. sDb,s sps mise second sf Heart Of
Ellison won; DetPtt,,. Pot -
won n'' Flnesse second. Hazel M 'h'!''
Rn,;;,th race, six furlongs handlcaap,m ad,,,,
G, Valentine won. Alencon second JUN
T. Inglis third. Time, :lS 4.G2;;,,e-MIss 10;
Fifth race, sly iurlonss, s,ond n' Reticen,
Leeds won. Florizsl secoho'
i%Jrd Time, t:15 20. . ,u,os
''s11 s,x;h race. hve and nall iurecnsd ecnsd
sellins-Rusk .S,ss Won T,nns GGld prS9' I!S7' ''
hSs.r snvsntb race. mile end a sixteen.n ,n.
seiIinsmouinn Brady won. Beeelher. eelH &c Sec
ond FOREIGNER third Tins, Isf eSe'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
SPEEDY C0URT-MARTIAL
Corporal Accused OF Attempted Murder
Is Under Military Law.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l0.~-Secretary
Taft has telegraphed Brig. Gen. Ne.
Caskey, commanding the department of
Texas, TO try at once by courtmartial
Corporal Knowles. company A. Twenty.
fifth infantry, now under arrest at FL
Reno en- charge of having assaulted
Capt, Mackln of that regiment.
This action was taken upon repre-
sentations by Gen, McCaskey that, ow.
ing to a defect in the Territorial
law, no provision is made for the rime
of attempted murder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
INCH of Lewisville, Idaho,
\ Miss Irene Miller of
Mill Creek.
|DRES BULLET
|NTO HIS OWN BREAST
/ Followed Breaking OFF
Engagement Between
the Victims.

n The Tribune.
[uvU,LE, Ida, Jan. 10.-R. F.
n,;ncipnl of the Lewisville
s,hools, last night shot and
b. Irene Miller of Mill Creek,
county, and then made the
douhle one by firing bullet
r,rdsr and suicide grew, it is
n the breaking off of the en-
,sisting between the parties.
mar was a teacher in the
.r,r which Mr.. Couch had CON
uIller was living with her
i Winchester. Mr.. Couch
ralled upon her and had a
MING her future intentions.
E retired, leaving them IN one
a, of the house. TO consider
su alone.
Girl Fell Dead.
A n o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Win
me aroused by Miss Miller
~ door of their room, stagger-
4 the floor. exclaiming, ''J
Z, shot, 20 and then falling
mon the bed. The entire
ms aroused and Immediately
&h an Investigation. AS they
|Ry heard a shot on the out
"a house, and passing through
i, found Couch dead upon the
|hving fred a bullet into his
box place between Couch and
fr before the tragedy occurred
hBn. 1t is believed that Couch
6 10 his utmost to dissuade e
G from giving him up, and
Fns firm in her refusal to. re-
d fact that impelled him to
b nurderous deed
q Had Changed Mind.
,th is known here concern
|ntecedeuts of Couch. except
sne from Missouri last Sep
rd accepted the principalship
iFisville schools. seven miles
hn Righy. Miss Miller spent
igs with her people in Salt
esy. where they were TO have
MED on Dec. 81, and there
gone for the purpose OF the
kaving here a few days after
lyture. Arriving there, he
b the girl had experienced
Of heart. regarding him and
fsmily had put themselves IN
to the marriage.
pest was held over the re-
the murderer and his victim
lore Coroner Martin Harris.
Ey composed of r. c. Goody,
lylor, Welby Welker, Bishop
~. L. Marler and Samuel Mar
found that Miss Miller came
ath by bullet wound in the
that her slayer died from
lnnicted wounds in his breast.
agn of Intended Crime.
paw was given to show that
flghed and chatted with the
IA played with the children
teir retirement and that he
,yidence at all Of the terri
ie was about TO enact. The
= wired his relatives in Mis-
murning and are holding his
ntil they hear from them,
WAS at Westvillc, Mo. He
!sars of age and practically
In IDAHO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
DUBOIS STOOD ALONE
Other Senators of Intermountain Coun
try Opposed Limited Hours.

Special 70 The TTlUuHt'
WASHINGTON. Jan l0.-,The Sena-
tors from the intermountain country,
except Mr.. Dubois, lined up today IN
opposition to the bill limiting the hours
of service for employees on rahroan
trains. Senator Warren opposed any
SonaIor Smoot was active in opposing
the bill. Senators Sutherland, Hepburn
ClarR 5na P''a, Of wyoming. Clark of Montana
and nd Z Garter did cvcrything possible to
ohstruct ohg the La Toilette bill while It
was was being perfected in committee OF OF
fhe % whole On the final vote. IN the
Senate all of them voted for IT, now
ever
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
Colonies Prove Expensive.

BERLIN, Jan. l0.-The colonial di-
vision of the Foreign office has pre-
pared table showing the expenditures
of Germany on her colonies in Africa
and the South seas The total is Sl6l.-
100000, to which may be added indi-
rect expenditures, including postal
service and steamship subsidies.
amounting to S7,650,0OQ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
DEFENSE RESTS CASE
Trial Of Chester Thompson Is Now
Nearing the Finish

TACOMA. Wash, Jan lo--With the
examination OF Dr. Nicholson, an eX-
pert insanity, the defense In the
murder trial of Chester Thompson rested
its case at noon today. The State an
pounced IL has sixteen witnesses 10 call
in rebuttal. These witnesses will be
subjected to a scorching cross s-examina-
tion, which is likely to take much time.
but the attorneys on both sides are of
the opinion that the trial Will close by
January 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
TONS OF FLOUR FOR CHINA
Twelve Thousand Sacks Shipped From
California to Feed the Starving.

STOCKTON, Jan. l0.-Threc hundred
shipped out of Stockton this morning
10 be loaded on the steamer Coptlc in
San Francisco, The -four is destined
to the starving people in China, and
constitutes the entire amount which
the National Red Gross association of
the United States purchased for the
purpose mentioned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
Historic Residence Rurns.

BUFFALO. Jan 10.-The former resi-
dence OF John c. Milburn on Delaware av-
eDue to which the late President Mckin-
lev was taken after he was shot. and
where he died. was badly damaged by
fire this morning.
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aeu0R FIGHT ON ON
9uolclary Committee Hears
y4sSllon of State Rights,

nNGTON. Jan. 10.-A hearing
m i't,ons ,s bills giving to States
" make their own regula-
a'sining the sales of intoxicat-
~ received under interstate
was had today before a
,mlnlttee of the Senate Ju-
asas.we were supported by Robert
~ idl counsel for the United
isi isassociation, and opposed by
ksslsnD1n league, represented By