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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
Simmer nod Radtfr6Ite.
Qerinoton, Nn.. %. Nlai

NPFlIllluUi NU.t %. Utui.
ssym oitliden uno mittleren GbeiIC
6es Staatcs bcrrihta Iebte gtafi
itnrfes Iroinpetter. Is miro beiiird).
tet. onb ales @cmilic lmo Obit per-
nihtet pur0e
Glepclano O.. %. 0foi.
Iie Semperoim ianf lebte Rafli
hier oui 40 @rao il5er Dem yfuu.
punfte SSn sen 0bitrelionen iiiolidJ
pom erie See mur0en Die gan5e
G1nft Teuer unterhotcu in Ser 6oii-
nunq, Sic iuuge 6rudlt Dor 5roitlhd.
ben ,u bemahrcn IN mdbrenO Der
oonaen Rad)t Gin Ieihter @in6 mebtc.
alnubt man njdt o1B ser 5roit oieI
Shnoen onaeridtci hat Nus atoe.
rem lbeilcn 0es Stldtes Iouien on.
oeaen 9eridte l6er beoeuicnoen
Shuoen elm
lliicoh Il q. %. @}oi
Ole Ccnrperattr ja1 Q}obnmftboIe
betrul heitie "A Gir1o iiber Gil. Bon
3eit }nr 3cit iielan Sdncailodcu.
Celtic 0ag @ettcr iu 2nufr oes "a,
oes flar mer0en. 10 miro iiir Die fon.
meu0e 0a6t itarfer 6roit enDnrtct.
En @lomncr5ui0c ii,l oas Guef
filler i'm Thermometer unter ocn
@eiricrpunft
Qitt5bura. Eo. 20 Diai
Tie Iemperohr Niierirte bier uub
in Ser llmqcbuna pon % 81 37CSroo.
Gin leidtery2in0 ucrh.lieie lcBteRadlt
be0cntenoeu Noitida0er. Die Tcnl.
berotur 1T lett I'M zteiaen bcgriiicn
un6 fir morQcn MIRO mdrinere5
@etter angefiin0i9t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
G6ina.
0Ic6r llnrmben.

Siuatnu, % U2ai
Tie ReooIltiondre oitodicren ictt
QihunglnnQ uu0 Iunqtid)ana inn
Iidlingbai3iitritt. 9ele Der ge.
mobner baben Die 5tdoie pcrloien.
Ger gluiituu6 miro Der 6oben geitel.
eulng 3uacid)ricben
Sine bcmcrfeuSUcrtGc NnSnabmc.
Bcfinn 28 U2ni
Gin bciiie Der0iientlittes faier.
hhes G6ift ernennt Iien Ghrt
Suan 6er crit neulid sum 8arfe6rs.
miniitgr ernamt uuroe, }um @enc.
raj (5ouoerneur BON Qiunfiuaua. 5ia
Eropin5cn amaAgtunp un0 0oanaii
umiaiicn0. 1icn 66un Sunn Ser
ais berporruqen0er Reattioriit be.
fannt it, miro Der Padiolaer Oes
BBef0uigs Gbouiu. Seine 6rnen.
nurq beOeutet elm bemerfensDert5cs
q6Deihen non einem Iorgidbriaen
@e6raud, oenn bisber ourfte frir
geamter ein 3iDlamt In ieinu Sei
mot6sprooin5 befIeioen Creu G6ia
Suan itammt ober ans Der grooiHJ
asponaii.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
9abnc 0ietc.
Qonoon, 20. gDpni

Sonoon, % V}ul
@tnn fonnte ruo6I ingen, iait untcr
Der 9tnie Scr 'SoIijel, ipelbe sic 9luS.
iteuuna ser fgI. 9iloeraaIlerie i'm
burlington Souie beiuoht muroa
cine @rinotgoIIerie in Bomb Street,
weIde iih an ser nGhiten 5traBen,
ede beiin0et, iuabrcno Der Had)t rein
auSgerollbt Tie Tiebe entfunen
nit 50 @iIoeru sic eiIcnt RiinItlcr
gebortch Der beute cine 9IuSiteauna
cr0iinen monte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
shiiisnudlridlttn.
rrahnss bsriAirt.

.goronla" ziascouiei. a9aii. 1900 Uiiin6s
.rcean,t'. SGte 1sinue. q. g $40 I'm.
aHatipmmen.
Sem gori 2s glai
Die 1ampier Einienbam- pon 9oitctoani
"a Hrciaant" uou caDre: 4rouianb. poH
NnnDergeu .uiionn' bon ReaptL sAnue'
giIbeir1 ber Crobea bon Bremen.
Qhiiobcicbin IS Wai
gartbaoininr- bon @iasgop unb qiDergooi
rio e 9o6rs. r. 3. mn edliiaE.
EuefnsiOmn 25 Wlni
rorr1orfn- rem STEM Darf nnA EioerboOl
Irefi 2e Ulnl.
Germ ben 9sp gori na4 9eneete -,
Gsnad. 25 Ulat
.sIsribo' bcn psopti
.Riuifrttlau- ssH eissreeol -,
.puiarlsua ssu g9sHtrsaL
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
Spanicn.
N2nnrin % an2ni

--AA+pttp 80. -ltuts
0os 9efinoen Der aoniqin 0icto.
ria III nuoauernO gut am Iettcn
Souutoo acuoB iie 9emeinihditIidJ
nit Dem SONIC ons 5riibitiid.
Tr Gutierrez bat ieQIihe 8crqii.
tlrg fir icIne 1ienite uiriidaetuieien
erfldrte lid a6er bereit. ben i5m pom
aonia iibcrluicienen Qitel zines Tlar.
oiiis on3unebmcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
GnInnfe NPnii % M2ni
9lepfcI uOn SluItralicn bicrbcr seianOt,
l}elp gorf. q. Wiai.

9tem Dort, 20 Dtai.
Ger Qanpfer Celtic. Der geItern
I'M bieiigen Safen einliei, brahte
gepfel BON oel 2lntipooen nit.
3e6li6 1000 aiiten Der ihoniten
6ru6t, Die i'm Mars in 2luitraIien
qeerntet mnroen mar, mnren d1f Dem
.Gampfer uerlaoen. Sic 2lepiel ma.
ren non Ntelborwne nah 2iperpooI
geihidt unO BORT neu oerla0en nor.
oen, nm bier nb9cIiefert SIT lperoen.
SOute 6ics llnternehmen, oas erite
ieiner 9lrt. iif bepdbren. 10 piro
cine groBere Senoung non 9luitra.
lien 3lt erporten icin. ruenn Die ndA.
ite 9lepIelernte ein1ebeinlIt miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
Niht 10 Ihlimm.
@oIbin0ton. .. e., 20. @Ini

MoIbin9ton, y. G., %. VtaI.
oSn ser belltigen aabinetsIitung
Ieote ser @eneraIanpalt @onaparte
Dem @rdii0enten GooiebeIt uro Dem
@toutSiefrctGr 9ioot Sen geri6t oes
9iItriftsunipnltS 9enlin bon Gan
esroncisco, Sal. Dor betreffs oes uitf
sSoboner Deriibten glngriifs.
es ergiebt ih boraus, ouB ole
erIten @eri6te iibertrieben iporen unO
baB augeniheinIid Wangel on @oIi-
seiihus Die Sf'oierigfeiten beraitfbe,
fhlpnren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
Sama6a.
Sapan mndlt iidl SOffnnneem.

Tlctorld, Y. g.. %. Yf1i
Die inpanihen 3eitliuaen. meldl,
Der Gnmpier oGmpreB oi SnOia" poll
gofobama nlitbrndte, entbnIten d.
men @eritt iiber cine llnterrcouga
NIT oem @rafen Ofauma, einem Ser
beoeutenoiten japaniihen Staats.
manner, betreiiS Ser 4onferen3 i'm
Saaq. Gs beiBt oarin: .g9enn gna.
Iaro einen 9Ibriiitlmgsoorid)laa mr.
Gcbatte boridlIdgt 10 miro ,Snpan
oieien unteritiiten, m0llider 0eiie
aid oie 9er Stnnfen. IS III in0ei-
len idNpieria. 81 ioqen, pcIhe SteI.
luna oie curop1iihen IFdhte 0a,n
einnehmen merOen getrciis ser
He9ulirlng oon 2ono- mo See.
ihlahten, giehte uu0 GfIihten nen.
trailer 9lddlte 9eguIirung ser orabt.
Ioien 1elegrapbie uno ariegsfontre.
bnnoe. hnben Snpan uuS Rublano
entidieoen Gin Aureht, ihre 9lniih.
ten ST. dubern, inioIge ibrer fiir,.
Iihen Grfobrlmqen Glas Sapon be.
trifft. 70 qicbt Sic 4onieren3 ihm 0ie
bette BeIeaerbeit. ieine Steuung in
interuationaIer QoIitif 3ii foroern"
Tie ierner ans Sen 3eitunQcn
beruorgebt. lit Die llippon guIen
aaibi.iSlottc beocuteno oeritdrft nor.
Den. 8robere un0 ibreuere 5obr.
5euge treten Stenc nu0erer Shiffe
fir oen gerfehr nit amerifa. lie
ioponiitc Reaierung Bat Ser @eica.
ihoit eff grobe Tampfer iibertpieien,
peldle i'm ariege qenommen tpuroen
uu6 MN ais 6rohtoan1pier benuet
Ueroen ioueH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
Gpinnercibciibcr pcriammclt.
St. Qoltis. Wlo.. %. Wla

SI. NUNIs, WtU.t %. WtuI.
Seute fano oie groffring Ser idbr-
Iiden 4onieren5 Der nationnIen Der
einiquna Ser Spinnereibeiiser itott.
glus allen 2dnoestbeiIen uro ieIblt
bon ousm6rts Iino 9eiieer oonSpin.
nereien eingetrofien. Die Geriamrt-
luna miro bis n6dliten Oonnerita9
glbeno oouern uno NIT einem gan-
fett gum 9(bidIuB fommen. Der
Rricasiefretdr Gait miro Ser Saupt-
re0ner iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
GnaIOuO.
Sine meme SuISfronfbcit.

Sonoon, %. Mai
Toh Ocn 9Ingobcn oeS Eroieiior:
0elepiue DER g}ictorin llnipcrlitGt in
NIduheitcr lit Gin neucr @a5ilIuS Der.
anhuortlih iiir cine gpiocmic. mcldl.
iett in @rcihpid, einem 8orortc uou
NInndlciter, berrid)t. Die non Oct
Sraufbcit 9eiauenen floqcn iiber ci.
men gcidluoIencn 0ol$, iie pcrIiercu
ibre Stinune limo uuidbig 3u id)lu
den bobcn 6iebcr uuo uer0cn por
grober Shiuddc befoaen.
9lnfdnalit gIuubte man. Is hnnOIC
iid INN 0ipbteritiS. inoeiicn itcut.
Scr Grpfeiior nod) oriinoIidlrr Inter
iuhung feit onB scr 0ipbtbcritiS. pa.
3iIlus nidlt porbunoen iei nnO oob q
li6 Inn einen gaB neuen aranfbeitS
teim bonole.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
epnnaeIinr gppth funSuliert.
Canton, Obio, %. Yiai.

NNAAUilt INV -. -AHts
.Wein ber3lihiies 9ciIeio 81 Dem
Sini6ci6en Sbrer geliebtenSdpp
sic uer0en 5roit iin6an in oem @e.
oonfen. onB Der geritorbeneu @unih
ouf eruige 9ereinieuns iih eriiilt
bat" Gieies BON GoangeIine Booth
unter3eiHnete 8eilei6sihreibeu nur.
Sc beute Der Srau W. e. 9arbr
burh Den aoiutanten Guneie iiber.
n1itteIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
anbn.
Der streii brcitet iidl ans.
Snniinnn 81 ~

Sdufiago, %. gldi
Tos Staatsoepnrtment IN @aih.
inaton bat Dem bieiigeu aoninl Ser
Ser. Staaicn 6errn Soldoap, nibt
aeitaitet an Dem Streififie6sgeridt
All iun1tren Nm ieiaer Sieae IL
@eoroe u 5oiudro. ocrjeifiger 8e
ifdftsiiihrcr Der ..8opal ganf ofGa.
nnoa", Elm tanooiiher 9iirger ge.
treten.
Artiaerie beihiitt Die Soienanla.
aen un6 6ie @aorenh1iiier
lie Shriitieter boben fh 6en
gtreifern ongeihloiien; iniolge oei.
fen eri5ienen bier geitern feline Bel.
tunaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31

g|it oem 9euuBticiu. @icIeS ac1ebcn
uno &ieleS cmpfanaen 81 bobcu. trt.
ten lie, pou TonfeS fir sic ibuen iu.
tbeiI 0cporOcne 9Ininobme. sic @ei.
terrclie nab ibrer Seiruath an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
@eianOter fir &criicu anf ltrlaub.
92clp glnrf % 0fni

@fit oem Gantpfer ,Statenoum"
bon 8otteroom traf bier beute Der
@eianote Ser Ser. Stoaten fir Ser
fen, Serr &idmono Eeorion. Elm, ser
iit ouf llrloub befinoet. Seine @nt-
fin beaIeitet i'm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
Sin GbicaaO'cr crmOrSct.
GleneIonN. @. %. 9p2

S4tuttulluS -, %. Utui.
0iit 5eroriidtem Shd0el pur0e
beute Der 22-idbrige 9fobert Strong
bon 9fo. 275 9aSaae 9Ipenue, Sri.
cago, in Dem @ororte GoQiupoo0 ge-
funoen. 0ie Eolljei glaubt, 0aB ser
iltnge Oiann ermoroet pur0e. Gr
fam por elmer 9ohc bierber, Inn
ieine 9tutter, o5rau q. u. Strong, 81
beiufen. Die 2eihe nuroe an cinem
einiomen @IaBe, ober niht peit BON
ser Snterurbon 9abnIinie gefunoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
1tIs btr 8trtittttn.

.Tets ber 8erGtebttn'
b,iBt Elm md6tioer 9aItfelfen bsi Ora.
naod. Spdnien, mad Der Sage BON
.insm Ritter, Der bier nit leinsr mau'
rii6sn @elitbtsn. BON ben 8erpnnbs
ten bss Wdbhens bsrfolgt, ben
Sprung in bic 9isfe lpdgIs, obns
Shdben az nsbmsn. lporauf bic
S6ons, bon Der Wd6t bes Gbriitsn'
gottss nunmsbr iibsr3sust. Su bem
GIaubsn oes RittsrS ibsrtrat uVb fsina
Gottin pnrbG
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31

A1AAt@ltf ~tt' @c' -VANl,
ggdhreno Elm on Der Sta0t FAB,
reroer StraBenbahruagen Die Bs.
Ieiie Der GregouG 'e1babn ip1t 3e.
tern Abeno freBte idloB Elm mas.
firter Bandit Dem 9oa0uftenr 6. 9
g}eDius cine Aulei .r 6eu lluterIei6.
ion AM Der Stene ;oOieuo. Ier
W0roer igraug oom 1Sa5en lino Der.
'fuano i'm Eunfel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
7Gncmnrf.
3Gncmarf piro Die ucItinOiidjen On
irln bebnltcn.
Nopenhoacn. %. p2ni.

Gopenhoaen, 20 Dlni
gnQebIidl lou ole 6ragc Ger Gr
merbuna Ger 01uii6 @citinoiifer
SSnieln ourh sic Der. Stoaten in
3uanqSloiem @eiprdh oon Dem nmc
rifoniiben @eian0ten C'grien mil
Dem odniihen Diiuiiter fir ou5Idnoi.
ihe AnaeIeAeabeiteu. oem Gjroicr
2cmebnu. er0rtert iporocn iein IS
miro inoeiieu in GnpdQnma ae3ogcn,
0ab poIitiibe @riiroe G1ucmarf an
Dem Gerfauie binoern IS III menig
Gu5iiht porbanocn 0ob 0ic Odniid)e
8cQieunQ cine Diaioritdt i'm garla.
ment fir cine 0crartige 9orlnge in.
tcreiiiren f0nntc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
RGruftO.
SRsaiernnastrnppen aeidlIaacn.
q,oNriS % M;

QtaOriG, % Mai.
3epeiden BON @feIiIa. Warofts,
meIoen, ooB oie 3ebelleu urter Oen
@eieble oes grGten0enten ucuIjh sic
Sruppen 0es Sltltaus nnlriiien nm
nit eroBem Gerliite ihh1cn Gie
HegierltnpStruppen ioIlcn iit III poI.
lem 9fiifSuge befinoeu. ocrioIgt pom
0en 9febeIIen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
Trau Sbalu 5icbt III idrer SdiUitaer.
muttcr.
gGeu TORT 80. gPai.

Iie Trau Gpelnr fc5bit 1bap
ipelde felt Der 5Ha1itirung ibres
@ntten inn Soicl 2or1,n utuueiIt bat,
bat oieies DerlaiieH mo nit ibrer
Sdapiegermutter. oer 6rou @illiam
Sbap, cine Mohnuu1 an Gnrt 2lDe.
me, uobe 50. Strobc 6ejoacu "a.
ielbit neroen sic beaen Gamen oen
CONNER perbriuqcH nm ieoer3eli
sur 8erfiiaunq 6cs iu Snft @eilen
6en iein 5u fonnen Iie jmcite Der.
banolung iiir Ihor miro niht Dor
ndd)iten 6crbit begirHen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
grscntinicn

SIllscmcincr Sabnitrcif in 9noidjt.
@ucnoS apreS. % Nlai.
Die Great @eitern Gyuba6uac.
ieIIihoit, Oeren 9Ineelteuie itreifen,
bot oen 9etrieb nit neucn 9eutea
pieoer ouigenommcn. Midi an an.
ocren 9abuIinien 5eigt iit lln3uirie.
oenbeit unter oen gInaeitelten un0
elm aaeemeiner @iienbobnitreif lit 3ll
befiirdlten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
@um streitacbict.

EbiIaoelphia, ia. 20 Ntai.
Ter Dor einigen lagen pon oen
SradtorrIaoern ser 0Iert)ants e
0tiners transport So. in S5ene ge.
ieste StreIf bat iid jest aui Die gr,
better an Oen 2a0eitelen Der 9aIti.
more & Ohio Giicubabn eritredt.
Die 0ampier. Die 1eiIrrn a6iabren
iouten, nmBtcn Die 9lbiabrt megen
ungeniigen0er 9efrnhtung nui beute
neridieben. @hua 200 Streif6reher
iino auf 3mei 2euhtihiiien unterge.
braht. Die Strefer limo uiht orgd-
niiirt, IieBen iih ober pon 0en itrei.
fen0en 5rohtperlaoern in gteip 2)orf
iiberre5en 81 itreifen. Sic erbielten
bisber 20 Gents per Sturoe un0 fir
lleber5cit % Gents per StunOe, per.
Iangen nber Jest cine 3ulage BON 5
Gents.
6oIuofe, Moli., 90 @tni.
SnioIge Shlpierigfeiten nit oer
@eiddftsiiibrung Ser @eieuihait be.
aaben iih beute 200 9lngeiteate Der
,HotionnI 9lnnf Boot Company"
an sen Streif. Soaten oie 0ifieren.
aen niht bolo aeihIiftet ueroen. 10
miro ser 9etrieb mahriheinlih pollig
gum StiIliton0 fommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
stapeIIanf eincs 0rieasidliffcs.
8OrOenur %. ntai.

2Sm 9eiicin 0es 01orinenliniiter
un0 on0erer 6lottenbenmten lpur0a
bier oa5 neue fron3oiiidle SdlInht.
ififf oGerite" erfoI9rcih pom Sto.
bel gelaiien. GnS Shiii beiibt ein,
S9aiierper0rdngung bon 14635 Ton.
nen uno $4,000 GIcr0cfr1ite. Il,
Arnlirinq mir0 ans bier 12.j0aiQca
5ebn 7a3oliqen uno 26 1.S-3onigen
@eihiiben beiteben. Der Ean}er hai
einen Gurhmeiir BON % bis 3u L.
9oq.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
Seine Cppuiitiun.

Edris, q. Ytai.
3ie gfeIoimg, 6ranfrcih opponirs
Der @rlperbung non 0Gniid-g -gSeit.
in0ien ourh ole Ser. Stanten, miro
bon moBgebenber Seite ais unridl-
tig erfIdrt 2Sm 9IuSpdrtiaen 9lnte
miro geiagt oaB man bort aenntniB
non oiesbe5iiglihen idNpeTenoen 8er
bnn0Iutgen bat. onB aber, menl
mnbr 5ranfreif nid,t sic 9(6iidt
bat. Yroteit 5u erbeben.
N4.Il.s .s e,.se
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
9rouuIhlucig 20. Nloi

Ger brounidueigiid)e &anotog er.
mGbIte beute einitinuig 0en 0er5og
SSohann albreht BON IfedIcnblrg'
Sdluerin gum 91eQenten pou Braun
idnpeigs nadJOem porbcr ieinc 3ioll'
lite arf $275.0O0(0 feitSeltcut NOR
ben lpar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31
Die Scntidle &cgicrnna halt Die yIuS.
idDreitnu9cn in yicutidnn nur
lOtGlcr 9iatnr.
Seine &crwif; lunacn.
SerSoa SDhunn 9llbrcdlt Uon AlCf-
leu6ur9 5nm &cgcutcu uOn Sraun.
idlucia sCuGbIt.
gRitGnOisc 3iUiliitc.
Berlin. %. p}ai.

Berlin. 90 N}ni.
Tas SuSpdrtige Nnt bctrohtct
Sic 3erit0rlm1g ser Oeutidcn 4ltiiiion
in 9ientibnu nabe @ofboi IN China
niht aIs Elm politiihes GreianiB. ion'
bern nur oils cine Gbdt lotaler &ube'
itnrer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-05-31

Die ,,11ercitern"-3ettun
gen Raben cie 6eIcticRte
BON Ga Greiie ntcPt MUIR
mitiebreiben ionoern NIT
macten PeIfen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-07
GATES COULD NOT HOLD OF
Consented to Transfer of Tennessee
Coal & Iron Stock to
Steel Trust.

New York, Nov. 6.-The board of di-
rectors of the United States Steel cor
poration today approved of the pur-
chase of the stock of the Tennessee
Coal, Iron & Railroad company. An
to that effect was made by
E. H. Gary, chairman, after the meet
ing of the board. Mr.. Gary said the
action was unanimous.
There was a large attendance of di-
rectOrs. Among others present was H.
H. Rogers, who made his first appear
ance in the financial district for over
two months today.
John W. Gates, who returned from
Europe yesterday, was one of the hold
ers of the Tennessee Coal & Iron stock
who consented to transfer the holdings
to the United States Steel corporation.
Mr.. Gates said today:
From what 1 can see. conditions are
now sound, with every indication that
the financial situation will continue to
improve. The dangerous spots have
been eliminated, and a gradual read
jCstment is now under way. AS to the
purchase of the Tennessee Coal & Iron
company by the United States Steel
corporation, the steel people got the
best property in the country, and at
a bargain price.
Il regard it as a sacrifice stock worth
a great deal more than the purchase
price. / did not intend to sell my
stock, but l had to follow the crowd"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-07
REACT|0NISTS IN SADDLE
Third Russian Douma Will Be More
Difficult to Handle Than
the First Two.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 6.-The program
of the reactioni5ts of parliament was
outlined by NJ. Purishkevich, vice pres
idcnt of the League of the Russian
People, who has been reelected.
In an interview he declared that his
party regards parliament not as a leg
islature, but as a council to assist the
emperor in his present task, and that
1t should be abolished so soon as the
crisis is past. NJ. Purishkevich opposed
the adoption Of any laws by parlia-
ment, and advocated the continuance
of martial law where it is now in
force.
The reactiOnary organ Znamya,
prints a list of 1S5 deputies who, the
paper claims, support the Purishke-
Vlch program as members of the
League of the Russian People and 9TH
er reactionary organizations. The re-
dictionary group has also declared war
on the StOlypin ministry
The chances of a working agreement
between the various constitutional
forces are steadily improving, and I'M
der these influences the budget for
1908, now being prepared for submits
sion to parliament Immediately after
the cOnvOcation, will contain several
largely increased items, including s15.-
100000 for the construction of warships,
and some millions for new rolling stock
and general betterment of traffic condi-
tons on the railroads.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-07
FOUND GUILTY OF CRUELTY
DelosS r. Blackmarr Convicted of
Beating a Horse With a Club
Case to Be Appealed.

Deloss R. Blackmarr, son of Byron D.
Blackmarr, proprietor of the Blackmarr
market at 176 West Fifth South street.
was found guilty of cruelty to animals
yesterday afternoon in the police court,
but the jury before which the case was
tried recommended young Blackmarr to
the mercy of the court. Judge Diehl will
pronounce sentence this afternoon, after
which Blackmarr's attorneys will take an
appeal.
The witnesses against Blackmarr were
Mrs. Ella Strong, Mrs. Jennie r. Baul,
Mrs NJ. 3. Lindquist and Mrs. Annie Car
ter. They live in Kendall Square, and on
the morning of Oct q saw young Black
MARI beating a horse with a club. They
protested and urged him to desist, they
said, but he paid no attention to them
Louis F. Walton, former owner of the
horse. testified that it was a vicious ami
NAL, broncho and disposed to be an out
law unless held in mastery. w. H. March
gave testimony of the same character
Young Blackmarr produced the stick
which he said he had used in beating the
horse. 1t was several feet shorter than
the club described by the ladies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-07
MORE ENCOURAGING.
Comptroller Making Large Shipments
of Currency to Banks.

Washington, Nov. 6.-With reference
to his plan for relieving the financial
situation in the northwest, as the re-
suit of the visit of Senator Nelson of
Minnesota and the delegation of bank
ers, Secretary Cortelyou, after calling
at the White House today declined to
state the amount that would go to
Minnesota, but indicated that it would
be sufficient to meet the necessities of
the situation. The secretary said that
the delegation also obtained further
relief in New York.
The financial situation throughout the
country from the treasury standpoint
is more encouraging today than at any
time during the past two weeks. The
comptroller of the currency is making
large shipments of currency to national
banks, and applicants for increased cir
culatiOn continue to come in undimin-
ished. Up TO this time between IS, 00e-<C0
and s., 600, 900 increased circulation has
been shipped to national banks, and
each days shipments show an increase
over the preceding day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-07
LEGISLATION Needed.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. 6.-The follow
ing telegram in which the st. Joseph
Business Mems League. Kansas City
Commercial Club League, st. Louis
Business Mems League and Chicago
Association of Commerce, was sent to
the president and Secretary Cortelyou
today:
Believing that prompt legislative
measures should be adopted to prevent
a repetition of the present financial
situation. we, the undersigned, respect
fully and earnestly urge that currency
legislative matters be considered at the
coming session of congress"
kilograms were sent to commercial
organizations in fifty other cities urg-
ing them to take similar action.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-07
RETURNS OPEN VERDICT.
Jury Unable to Fix Responsibility for
Tremayne's Death.

The jury In the Frederick Tremayne
case yesterday brought in verdict that
he died of injuries received on Oct. IL
in being run over by an Oregon Short Line
freight train at Woods Cross and that
the Jury was unable to decide from all
the evidence If there is any blame to be
attached to anybody
Before the jury retired NJ. A. Davis,
fireman on o. s. l.. passenger train No.
g. and F. A. Walker night dispatcher at
Salt Lake testified
Davis said that Tremayne had been
beating his way on the passenger train
and had been put off at Woods Cross.
He said that Tremayne rode out of Salt
Lake on thu tender of the engine.
Walker told of the efforts to get ply
stefan TO attend Tremayne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-07
RUNS ON TRUST
COMPANIES END
Continued from Page /

a conference between bankers of St
Paul. Minneapolis and Duluth and j
j. Hill, plan had been evolved which
would provide funds for the movement
of the grain crops Of the northwest,
said TO the Associated Press today that
he mad little to add to that statement
1.-THE result is what is more import
ant, not only to the people of the north
west. but to the east as well" he said.
1.-THE people of the northwest can rest
assured that the combined efforts OF
the financial men here will set the ball
in motion that will provide genuine re-
lief that no other measure would. 1t
is not necessary to go into details. Re
suits are what we want. A large fund
has been raised for that purpose, and
it is hoped that by putting this move
ment under way it will result in a
stream of money from Europe IN pay
ment for the shipments.
PROV ision for the shipments from
the terminals" Mr.. Bailey explained,
will promote the shipment of grain
from the local warehouses, and in this
way the entire crop viii be moved and
laid down in eastern markets. This
will make the northwest states credit
ors, and as the flow of gold from Eu-
rope, already in motion, continues a
large share of it will find its way into
banks in this section of the country,
and any remaining stringency Will be
relieved -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-07
SPEEDING ACROSS WITH
TEN MILLION DOLLARS

New York, Nov. 6.-Bringing $4,000
900 in gold TO the relief of the banking
and financial institutions of this coun-
try, the swift liner Lusitania is hurry
ing for New York at her swiftest pace.
A report from the captain of the Lusi-
tania, received by wireless at the Gu
nard line office in this city, says that
at 10 O'Clock today the ship was 919
miles east of Sandy Hook. The Lusi-
tania left Queenstown at 1880 a. m.
Sunday, and according to this report
she has averaged 24.50 nautical miles
per hour Continuing at this rate of
speed the Lusitania should reach Sandy
Hook bar at midnight Friday. II she
accomplishes this IT will reduce the
record time for the passage from four
days nineteen hours and fifty-two min
utes to four days seventeen hours and
thirty minutes.