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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
Auso AeeaAoas.

Tuesday evening . party Of young
Se,ln oossiseing a Harry D. vsalt, Psts
DaesA, Dssi Rognss. Bthsl Smith. 0edis
Aua1oed and Grace james went 70 Del
Note 10 Cheseee Green's auto. On their
return homo. while making about q
milss an hour one q the tires came oil,
% sxsi broke and the machine turned
over. Earl had bis noss broken. therest
were more or lsss shaken up. but not
seriously hurt. Clsber Powell had charge
Of the machine. The accident happened
about four miles this side Of Del Norts
and after the smash-upa Mexican team
was employed TO bring the party home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29

William Monroe and sister, Mrs.
Earhesrt, Of Denver, took advant.
aye Of the special rates last week
to visit their brother David Moore
and neice Mrs. Joe Perkins, ut
Monte Vista. They returned to
Denver Sunday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29

Robert Burton, Of Queen City,
Missouri. arrived in town Monday
on q visit 70 his SOU &. Il. Burton
Who came here 4 short time ago
for bic wiis's health. Nrs. Blur.
lon has improved no much since
coming hsre that the family will
probably make this their psrmsn.
ont home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29

L. w. JaycoX, state engineer,
was IN town Tuesday and attended
the slkall meeting. Senator and
S.pt. of Irrigation Jones was also
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29

w. b. Peacock has sold bis big
house 10 the west side to g. w.
Swift, of Oklahoma. aud will give
possession IN sixty days. Mr..
Swift has also bought James
Walkers hay ranch south Of town
and a pea ranch of X. B. Wallace
north of tho river. Arthur Graves
negotiated the renl estate deals
with Mr.. Swift who has gone east
after his family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29

Millions of dollars in land, coal
timber aud mineral valuations are
involved in the charges again At
millionaires and others. made in
the United States court at Denver
on indictments returned last Sat
urdsy by the grand jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
NEWS FROM EUREKA.
May nay Dry Concentrating Mill in
Operation After Long Shutdown.


Eureka, May 3l.-Thc May Day
dry concentration plant is again in
operation. the managers, Dyke v.
Keedy and Carl r. Dietz having re-
turned from their eastern trip which
covered a period Of nearly two
months Owing to the unsettled AZ
fairs al the May Day mine these men
have not vet secured n lease upon
the May pay ores, hut they intend To
continue work at the concentrating
plant and will handle low grade ores
containing copper and zinc from sew
eral we'll known mines % the Tintic
district and also the May Day ores
containing zine They have also made
arrangements To put ore from New
Mexico and Joplin. Mo through this
plant in order that It may be demon
strated that the process can be ad-
Justed to suit the ores from those
places The carload OF concentrates
sent out from the May Day shortly
before the plant closed down in April
retted over $l9 900 and was without
doubt the finest lot OF concentrates
that had ever been received at the
smelter.
Timothy Manion left Sunday for
RhYolite. Nevada. where he is to sup
erintcnd one of the big properties of
that district Mr.. Manion intends to
make a trip to Eureka about once
a month to watch the development of
the New Utah minc in the Erickson
district, and during his absence work
at the New Utah will go on as usual
The sinking of the shaft at this prop
erty is going rapidly down on an In
cline. and recently sh'lnger of ore
made its appearance or the foot wall
The water encountered is being easily
tHkon care Of by the pumps that have
recently been installed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, May MISUNDERSTANDING
1000; market 10 cents higher Native
steers. 4.75n6.I5; stocbers and feeders,
g. 2jfi4. So bulls, 3. 40d4 Is calves. 4.00ii65O
wester ufed steers. l.o0a5, go; western fed
cows, ; 2iaf4sO.
higher Heavy. 6l5d6.26 packers. 8. 3ON
s.sSl, light, s alaC q; pigs, 5.55@6,oo
Sheep Receipts. 1900 market strong
wethcrs, 5,25d6,25; fed owes, i.75H6.oo
OMAHA.
Omaha May -.Cattls-Receipts, 5000
market stronger Native steers, i.25d6 p:
COWS and heifers. 2. 75Ga.7S; western steers
5000. p: Stockers and feeders. S.006p, %
calves. 3coQb.75; bulls and stays, ASA
Hogs--R Receipts, 1900; market 5d7ls cents
light. s.iOGe. 2b, pigs. 5. 5ods 90
Sheep Receipts l.OIN; market steady
Warnings. . 759e.7S; wethers 55nG6, 40
ewes, 4.'5d6,0O: lambs, 6.coV7.so,
CHICAGO.
Chicago, May a-Cattlc- Receipts, O..
90; market strong Beeves t50G6,55
COWS. 1896 80: heifers. $50 20, calves
.00G7 %; good to prime steers. 6 hqS-30
poor to medium i.5od55o; stookers and
feeders, S.o0I@.l5.
liogs--Receipts, 1900; market ) cent?
higher. Light :. 9pd6.4o. mixed, 6l5G6. 10
heavy, :. gSd6 .32iR: rough, : s0Sp6 Is; pigs
J.s0a6,s5; good to choice heavy, 500
Sheep-Recelpts 1900: market steady
Native A,25d6.35. western 4,2Sq6 30;
yearlings, 6.l0p7,oG, lambs 6.e5dS.0o
westerns, 6.2561.9o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
BRISTOL Con. IS
DOING BIG WORK
Several Million Dollars Worth OF
Copper Ore Already Blocked
Out.
WAITING FOR RAILROAD.
This and Proposed Bnliion'iiie smel-
ter Promises 10 Make Pluche ANA
Sister District Hum.

a.. ,...- th. hooirptnc of new
ba'H "'' t,i,.bc
big changes shaping up iT 'nS
and Bristol districts. About 10 months
400 q, strono, crowd of New York cap-
1, ttutsid, Mining
l'lIs's 'OON Wv ~
c0mpany's and Bristol copper 'V'N
renv.s prnuerties formerly controlled
-.i, r.i1o,. ond consolidate ted
pA ""iio'' 80, rri.,ol
them under the h'nie ~ wv
Consolidated Copper company since
tbnt time DEVELOPMENT has been car
.,,,.,,,,,,.,. which a moneycd
iled on }" '"e -. e,.,,,o
crowd alone can conhld''u' - ''ti
Of men has been employed steadily SINK
t,o chats and driving tunnels to open
i,'e ,.,.., .,c,,oeits I'm the
the hluleHsc u'lpV l,,.,a.,,,
70 claims owned by the '-p"s'''N'
Work has not been pushed with the
. ~ h.ir,,n, ont sbipments but
''S' ,,,.oi,i,c, ,,,t o,e
more WIN me iue" " p''-"'''s
to be shipped later 10 the smelter CON
4emplatcd FOR Bulionvillc. Develop
,.;,d n, nider the
l,,'ilt n,' 80 ~ 7, trocc one of Den
az ection or w, IN, 49, .'r,, i,,,e,.s
ven Ieauii's i'''''"e
EXTENSION PLANNED.
.,,,,,,, Il ia
From an duNHV. ~ \, ,.S-,.,,,.,i nil
learned thG uollp'lly ,,.5iie,,t ,,,inrral
lion dollars WORTH OIL 49, I,,,,
hiocked OUT ultsduN' ul9 - ".,oiiiilr,,,t
rock with iloh' ouhhlutEFu ~ 5',,,|,.
smelling stun ne sait , ID. pi,cS..
Is conslderlns eNlellu ins ,.,,,,,. .'S,,,,,
Calient9 pt9i.'h i'V'n 80 ~ RmlIion ais
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STRIKES Due IN
LUCKY DUTCHMAN
Drifts Run From Shaft Nearing
Sellers" and Big Main
Vein.
SALT LAKERs INTERESTED.
Supt Rogers Letter to Company Di-
rectOrS Contains Good News and
Promises More soon.

The many salt Lakers Interested III
the Lucky Dutchman of Crescent
Nevada, are greatly pleased with the
condition of this property. Supt. J. w
Roger has sent letter to the direc-
tors OF the company, explaining what
work has been done since his last re-
port aud the results which have fol-
lowed. The company sank SHAFT to a
depth Of 325 feet TWO drifts were
then started at this depth, one to tile
north and one to the south. Develop
men in the north drift has carried 1t III
q total distance OF 26j feet from the
shaft, According TO the dip Of ths
ledge ut the surface we should have
cut the Sellers Vein at about 24O
feet writes Supt Roger, 'as all the
strlngers and veins which have been
cut so far have been standing perpen-
diculuily 1t is almost certain we Will
ind the Sellers vein in the same
shape, As we are beyond the point
where we should have cut the vein we
Will reach II most any minute. FROM
the formation ana all indications there
is no doubt good ore will be encoun-
tered Mr.. Roger urges that work be
pushed ahead rapidly in this drift AS
he is confident the ore is Just beyond.
man ledge is now in 2O5 feet" con-
tinues the letter AT 200 feet we had
passed through the extremely hard
rock and the last FIVE seet. to all APP
pearances is just reaching into the
main Dutchman vein. We win get
good values within the next 80 feet
The first Lucky Dutchman discoveries
are what created the rush into the
Crescent district which resulted in the
town Of that name being started. The
property lies about four and half
miles from Niptou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago May GA good deal of inner
ent strength was shown by wheat this
morning. Sharp fractional recessions were
shown at the opening. but the market
rallied almost Immediately and continued
10 show hrmness. The opening declines
were due to the reports Of general rains
over kansas Nebraska and the south
west and also TO the weakness at Liver
pool due 70 improved weather conditions
In Roumauia. Commission houses were
IN the market for all offerings and their
buying had its effect very quickly July
opened lsa9s lowor at 9Ia4 10 IS, advanced
to 999s and reacted 90 $50. September
ed to l.e% December opened shade 10 -
iiig and advanced 10 1.0lss
Corn was strong Notwithstanding tho
early decline In wheat Cash grain rs
now in big demand ana cash interests
and elevator concerns took all offerings.
July opened bd2s higher at 32.G5i and
There was good demand for July oats
and that option was fH'r" active
July opened p to IL higher at 4sd4
and sold AT 49,.
Provisions were quiet but firm, infiu.
enGed by "a scent advance in hogs and
the strength OF corn ana oats. Opening
quotations wore maintained, July pork
was mp 10 cents az lG.47ia, lard WIS 10
cents higher at 9al. and ribs cents
higher at S,Niig.
July wheat closed easy s,lIa. cents high
err al gJhN99l; September AdGA cents
higher az l.op&al.0 O9s, and December u
at l.Oli4
Corn--,rhc close was about steady with
July 4 cent higher at $50 ....
Cash Whcat-No. 2. red, 0s1kfl CO.'S;
No, 3 red. @q09; No. 2 hard, N499; No. 8
hard, s7lai. No. spring sol o..
CoTn-No 2 57,aiS; No. o. 54lsq5is,
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SHORT INTEREST
WANTED STOCKS
Their Demands Were for Those
That Had Been Down
Early in Week.
WANTS WERE SOON SUPPLIED
Prices Dropped When Buying Orders
Ceased--Close Mas Easy and
Extremely Dull,

New York May 3l,-First transactions
IN stocks after the holiday were At
higher prices than Wednesdays close
The gain IN Reading reached ~. North
ern Pacific and Brooklyn Transit /, and
ST. Paul. Great Northern preferred,
Southern Pacific, Rock Island and Anal
gamated Copper large fractions.
International Paper fen l aud Canadian
psciHc T. The volume OF dealings was
very moderate.
Moderate recesslous followed the OPEN
Ing advance before the bulls started the
list upward again. The bulk Of the de-
mand Ton the short interest conferred in
The stocks that were depressed early in
the week notably Reading, Copper and
the Hill aud Hartman stocks. Reading adj
Nanced 2A.
The demand subsidized TO nominal pro-
portions and prices FOR active stocks sag
sed Illinois Central however, sold at
an advance OF 2la, Erie second preferred,
Smelling. United states Reduction and
and Central Leather 1&, Great Northern
ore Certificates ia and New York Central
Bonds were steady.
Prominent stocks lost ground steadily
during the noon hour, the reaction FROM
the highest reaching ! to lSs for Read
ing, Union Pacific. ST, Paul, Smelling
and other fayorites New York Central
sold point lower than Wednesdays
closing. Southern Pacific got up u point
before IL weakened.
Prices stopped dropping when a few
buying orders were placed In the market,
but the bidding ceased after the list be-
came steady
The market closed easy and extremely
dull The downward movement about
wiped out the earlier gains and eStab
ijshed general losses instead Union Pa
oihc fell L. Canadian Pacific 2i4. North
western ~ and the preferred ]. Smelling
preferred rose / Western Union IL and
Adams Express Il,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
TODkY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. May 31-Money ou call
steady, ga per cent; ruin. rate, . x
per cent; closing bid, ~ per cent;
offered at per cent.
Time loans, ste;dy; 60 daSs, 81 a
80 per ccat: 30 DAYS, 3A al per
cent: six months, ~ per cent.
Close; Prime mercantile paper, 5la
per cent.
Sterling exchange, easy with actual
business In bankers hills AT 1855. 100
d.SG.75, for demand and AT 3.S3.5560
d.sS.60 for 60 day bills; posted rates,
a.s1ia and 49, commercial bills,
1888 e. i.s3la.
Bar silver, 6T's.
Mexican dollars, 80.
Government bonds Irregular; rail
road bonds, firm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
BUYS sTEPToE GROUND.
C.. :. Hartln Talks mp Western slope
Group of Six Claims.

Special Corresponding
Ely May 2s.-H Hermans has re-
turned from Cobre and salt Lake,
where he went a week or more ago,
to close the sale OF the Western slope
group OF six lead mining claims in
Steptoe valley.
The elaine were bought by C. s.
Martin OF the &, 5. Martin Coal conf
pmy. salt Lake. and the sellers We're
r. y. Hotton, II. F. Hatton and John
Kelly.
The purchase price of the property
was not given, but It was announced
that IN addition to large cash pay
ment. the original owners viii receive
q large block of the stock OF the COM
pany, which VIII be- organized FOR the
development of the properties.
Tho claims are west Of Cohre and six
miles from the line of the Nevada
Northern Railway The ore IS high
grade OF lead with rich values IN silver,
The company which will be organized
win be called the Western slope Mines
company The details of the organize
ton have not been perfected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
CONCENTRATES.

William H. Parrish. the well known
mining expert, is at the Knutsford.
Says Saturdays Round Mountain
Nugget Louis ID. Gordon and wife ar
rived IN Round Mountain last night
from Salt Lake City, Utah, and Will
spend few days visiting friends and
looking over Mr. Gordon's extensive in
terest here, This is Mrs Gordons first
trip TO the camp OF which her husband
Nugget joins In extending her most
hearty welcome. Mrs Gordon was for
merry Miss Cornelius Windsor Of New
Jersey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND
Personal PROPERTY.

Estate Of Elizabeth Bouck, Deceased
'rhe undersigned will soil at public auc-
tion. shares Of Hion's Cooperative Mer-
camille Institution aud the following dos-
City and county state Of Utah. to-wit:
The south half " lot A. block o. plat
"a" salt Lake city survey. consisting
noon on tho 18th day % June 1907 AZ the
west door uf the CITY and County Build
ing, salt Lake City Utah, for cash 10
per cent on day ~ sale, balance on con-
frmatiOn. JOHN i, Bpltk,
Administrator Of The Estate OF Elizabeth
BOuCk Deceased
Dated this 2sth day of May, 10,
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NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers' furnish the following. received
Newhouse, 1915; Utah Cop, 26W21;
New Cons, 13%@14; Cumb. Ely, SGlSas /;
Balk., SIa0STs; King Edward Lisa
Ks: Nippissing. l2&G12Ss Davis Daily.
l2%4l3; GirouS, S%agls 6. G. a. Sill,
ls@lla Nev. Mines & p. 22adS; Nit
chell, jha31a; New Utah. 3Ssd3St sill
Yer queen. 1AM1As; Ely Cons, 1q13s;
Dom. Cop. 55s@6is Tinuc, ~, ask
Montgy. Sho., 7Ads&; Butte & L., Ia
III; Tenn. Cop, s6$. d31
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
BAD NEWS FROM BUTTE,
Exploration Suspcuds Work After
Spending Funds Without Results.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
stock brokers' furnish ihe following,
received over their private wire, this
afternoon: Boston News Bureau says
Butte-The Butte exploration has
suspended all work on the Six O'clock
caims. The vein was thoroughly eN-
plored in the 900 foot cross-cut, but
no commercial was found. The COM
pnuys funds are exhausted The CONF
pany docs not own the ground and the
options expire IN August.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
DAILY COPPER LETTER.

James A. Pollock g. co.. bankers and
brokers, Furnish the following, received
over their private wire this Afternoon
Boston, There WAS some Improvement
iu The tone IN the local market during
the early trading but the copper shares
We're absolutely devoid OF feature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis. May 3l.-wool. steady Ter
ritory and western mediums. 1U2t, fine
medium. 2oa2l7; fine l5GiI
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York May 31.--Sugar raw, steady.
Fair refining. $40; centrifugal, .as test,
$50. molasseS sugar. 2.15.
Refined, steady. crushed, so; powder
ed $40. Rranulated, 500.
Coffee, STEADY: No. Rio. G7s; No. 4 Sau-
tos. rs,
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, May 31.-Butter, firm: cream
cries, lSu23la. dairies. 17d2l.
EGGS, steady at mark, cases included,
a.
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a MODERN SAFETY VAULT

Tomorrow occurs me opening ~
the Safety Deposit Department OF the
salt Lake Security 81 Trust Company
at 32-3i Main ST. The Vault iF con-
suucted of Concrete, Brick Chome
q bessemer steel reinforced vim 30
no steel rails and rs absolutely bur.
glar-proot Invitations 10 the opening
have been mailed broadcast Every
one is Invited 10 Visit and Inspect tho
Vault tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31

Many ills come from impure blood.
Can't have pure blood with faulty d.
gestion lazy liver and sluggish bowels
Burdook Blood Bitters strengthens sto-
mach, bowels and liver. and purifies
the blood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
NEW YORK STOCKS.

General market closet quiet bu
steady. Hornblower and Weeks.
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10; Is; Is; IS: sales 100,
Utah Copper, a51s; 90 25is; 20
Tennessee Copper 80 IS; 353s; J51s.
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y. N. WEST & co. stock brokers.
u. II, Walker Blk, Both phones OF
nco and residence.
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Bird-Cowan Co.
Custom Assayers and Chemists. 100
South West Temple st,
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a. S, CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker PIG d, r. Walker CLOCK.
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS. "a H. So. Temple. Both
phones 90.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ. s. Hanauer. j v Sadler,
1852 SO. West Temple. i. o. box l446.
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LAGOON TRAIN TIME TABLE.
$50. $40, 1900, a. M, 200. 400.
$500, 700, 500. y. N.
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Idaho and Western Idaho
SUGAR STOCKS.

Did you buy any In the last sIN
months2 II 40, YOU can sell now
at su advance, We do not advise
you to sell. but if you must sell
come to Us and we will get YOU
the best market price :.
II you intend 10 buy
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LAGOON TRAIN TIME TABLE.

$50, S;45, 1900, n. m, 1900, 400.
600. 700, $500 y. m
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GEO. M. CANNON C(

Real Estate and Commercial
stocks and Bonds We desire your
orders ror anything IN our line
Rooms 5l2-5ls Templetm Bldg,
Phone Bell 81.
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cannon q Cannon. Mining stock. Rrok.
ems rs e So. TEN Ind Tel. siSl; Bel 27sl,
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T.. u. Snow & CO., Stock Brokers.
20 Commercial 3lk. Both Phones 1878
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NOW is THE TIME

II the consolidation proposed is
effected you cannot get anywhere
near the amount OF new stock
for the money that you can now
buy Prices are steadily rising and
those who are best posted advise
present holders to not sell and amy
who desire stock to buy at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18
BRIDE-ELECT WAS MAN.
Secret Revealed Only Few Days Be-
fore Wedding.

LEAD, S. D.. January 1S.-It has just
come 10 light that young man wearing
female attire and passing himself of for
young woman has been setting the pace for
society bellies In several of the smaller
towns in western South Dakota and break
ing the hearts of young men, and lat the
secret of his sex revealed only a few
days before the day set for his marriage to
Roscoe ]. Billman a well-to-do young man
living near Spearfish.
The young man came into the Black Hills
last summer disguised as young woman,
and went under the name of Helen Manley.
He was SO skiilfully disguised and in voice
and manner impersonated a young woman
SO well that nobody suspected that he was
not young woman until recently, when he
met with slight accident, which resulted
in his sex becoming known. Immediately
after his secret was revealed he disappeared
and has not since been seen by Biilman or
others who knew him here.
He was an accomplished pianist, had tai
ent for art. was versed in literature was an
excellent conversationalist was an uncom-
monty good entertainer and won admirers
and recognition wherever he appeared. At
Lead he made many conQuests and Lad sew
eral proposals of marriage. then. going
north. he made more conQuests at Spearfish
and Beilefourche and set the pace for young
women. He spent money freely and dressed
In the latest mode. His real name was not
revealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18
UNIDENTIFIED MAN KILLED.
Body at. the Morgue Awaiting Dis
coyery of His Friends.

The engineer of an incoming express train
the body of man lying upon the tracks
near the south end of the Long bridge last
night and brought his train to a standstill
Members of the crew of the train walked
ahead and discovered that he had been in
jured by IA train. or by falling from a NOV
ing car. and they brought him to the city
Life was not extinct. and the injured man
was hurried 10 the Emergency Hospital,
but he died.
card of recommendation, giving -. re
name of the bearer as J. 7. Smith, was
found in one of the pockets of the cio,Aing
of the dead man. The card was signed by
A. b. Sharpe, Superin tendent of the Meth
odist Institute. Richmond Va, and recon-
mended Smith to Mr.. Hagan. who is men,
toned as foreman of the Improvement gang
in the American Locomotive works. Last
night Inspector Boardman wired the chief
of police of Richmond to see Mr.. Sharpe
and get what information he could about
the identity OF Smith. This morning he re-
ceived a response from the Richmond Of
ficial stating that Smith was probably from
Louisville, KY, and that he had friends In
this city.
The deceased was apparently about thirty
years of age, and weighed about 80 pounds.
He wore pair of striped trousers. dark
coat and vest. and blue and white striped
sweater. Clasped hands were tattooed on his
right arm. The body was removed to the
morgue to be held while the police are en-
deavoring to locate his friends.