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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
GOT PROBATION
AS HE WAS NOT A HOBO

Edward Mack, q years old, pleaded
guilty To evading fare on the New York.
New Haven a. Hartford railroad He
said he belongs I'm Boston and was on his
way to New Jersey. where job awaited
him. He came I'm on the midnight train
and rode from Boston between the sleep
er and the locomotive tender and was ar
rested when the train stopped at the
Union Passenger station. Judge Lee said
that Mack was not the usual hobo type
that steals rides, and placed him on pro-
batlon
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
WOOLEN OFFICIALS HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

waItham, Mass. Sept. 25.--John Allen
OF Maynard. who was injured In an au-
tomobile accident at Weston last night.
was reported 10 be I'm n serious condition
at the Waltham hospital today. John
whitehead also OF Maynard, who last
night was thought 60 be the more seri-
ouS1y nuTr was reported as greatly Inn
proved today. Both injured men were
officials OF one OF the woolen mills OF the
American Woolen company at Maynard
The automobile in which they were rid
Ing through Weston last night swerved
and struck a tree. the occupants being
thrown out.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25

yesterday and last
night In the Lake
region. and the
North Atl an II O
states but clearing
weather has follow
ed the rain. The
dominating feature
OF the weather map
this morning is an
area OF high pres
sure, central over
the Middle Missouri
valley. and cover
ing the c o u ntry
from the Rocky
mountains 10 the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25

Alleghpndes. II Is causing fair and cold
weather over this region. In the lake re-
gion and the Ohio and Middle Mississippi
valleys the temperature fell from ten TO
more than % degrees. Frost occurred in
Wisconsin. Minnesota and the Dakotas.
This high" will probably cause fair and
cooler weather In the vicinity OF Provi-
dence tonight and Thursday.
M. Il. BLYSTONE,
Local Forecaster.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
PROVIDENCE AUTOIST
FINED AT HINGHAM

bingham, Sept 75.-Tn the second dis
trict court yesterday. r. A. Beaman OF
Providence. X. I. was fined SO for driv-
Ing his automobile around curve on
East street. bingham, on Sept. 10. at a
rate OF speed exceeding eight miles an
hour.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
Bubonis Plague Cases

San Francisco. Sept. B.-The totals Ia
the bubonc plague situation TO date are:
Cases verified AZ: deaths. rs: death per-
servation, -
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
WEATHER NOTES

The disturbance which has been cross
Ing the northern portion of the country
is central this morning over the lower
St Lawrence valley Ii caused light rain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
CONCENTRATES.

An addition Is being built 90 the
boarding house at the City Rocks mine
at Alta.
G. p. Loose returned from tho west
yesterday. He has been in san Fran
cisco on mining business.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick a.
Company were. Crude ore and con-
centrate. $4,000 base bullion, $4,000.
Manager G. w. Lambourne Of the
DAILY Judge Mining company has re-
turned from one Of his regular in
spcctiou trips 20 the property OF that
company at Park city
Broker r. A. Barney. who has "a
lease on the Careyhurst farm near tho
mouth of Provo canyon, treated his
colleagues ON the exchange this morn
ing to the products of the orchard on
that property.
Capt Duncan MacVichio expects to
leave for Butte and the our-d'Aloncs
tonight o. look after Hcin2o mining in
terests. The new mill no the Stewart
mine ion the Occur d'Alenes was placed
iu commission yesterday.
The Davis-short- Elliott company is TO
Doe dissolved. Charles A. Short and II
r. Elliott are 70 carry on a general
mining business under the firm namc OF
the Short q Elliott company and will
have the control OF the Jennie. Jennie
Extension. Uvada, Independence and
other mining properties at Gold Springs
and Fay. Mr. r. r. Davis VIII contin-
ne iu the brokerage business and with
j.. j. kearns and II. A. Thomas win
promote and operate the Wild Irish and
Amethyst properties located near Gold
Springs IN Iron county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Co. Dividends.

The Articles % Incorporation provide
Tor payment of dividend ~ i71s cents
per share un the preferred stock Sept
aQih' 1871 and quarterly thereafter The
per value ~ the stock BE- SO pr sharr,
Divdcnde on preferred stock are Dumu-
Iailvoi that r., % not paid AZ end ~
any quarter must be- made up and paid
to The owners of preferred stock before
any dividend can be paid ou common
stock
We can buy YOU n reasonable amount
urom 20 1000 shared or tbiH stock DO
about 81 per share. WHOM money Sc more
nal in all parts ~ our country th0 opi1-
ION of mon best qualified to Judge s Chat
This stock viii readily sell Cor from 81
70 Ni per share. Tho time 60 buy DE-
whom yuu can get the stock CHEAT.
THE TIME 10 BUY Us SOW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

time the annual report OF the officers
Of The company win Doe submitted.
While these reports were expected
no the meeting held on the 10th inst,
90 was explained hv President Knox
at the time that he preferred to wait
until something could Doe said about
The operation of The new mill nud che
results being obtained thCruform. Tho
now plant WAS placed Jn commission
600 Aus. 22 and has since been drop
pins 20 stamps. or ouo-half the capa-
city of thc plant $50 fHr however nJ
serious defect ln tho plant has been
developed. and ua far ns Supt Edgar
a. COLLINS can Judge from the min same
ploH. the extraction VIII bo fully as
good as predicted by Engineer j. L.
EueIui Dob his late report
The now board OF directors consists
of Henry ID Moore. j. Herbert Mullin
r. N. Kirk. Goorgo s. Nixon. j. j. Nc
QuIliau. Thomas j. Lynch. k. r. pun-
l1p. Charles D. Morris and Charles D..
Knox
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
nosroN COPPER CLOSE.

b. d T., 1HGh. Davis DAILY. I7saS;
Globe. sara; Kew, 6n1; New UJah.
3Hn4. Raven. 1qib. Apex. A,d4; cum.
Ely. 6h0M: East Butte. 6GL. Helvetia.
2ls0A: Majestic. 20M. Nlplssing. $50
rs, S. d j. 1Ohu&.
Adventure bid: Arcadian, 3M64.
Bingham, 90gi.; G.. & A.. t11Mll5. Cen
tennial 1000. Copper Range, 57ih0
5Sih. Franklin. SUSM; Mexico Con-. So
W9: Mohawk, 5SN5sA. Nevada Con.
9h U9ta; old Dominion. 2i025; Par
rot lSHl3h; r. L.. 24ai shannon
l0AUll; Trinity 14%al5: Victoria as
as. Az Commercial, tSdl4. Boston
Con, 1Jal1ia. L.. s. s.. com. 37A
03S. u. s. s. pfd., $3.50 639.
Allouez 3OQ35; Atlantic. IOGu: q.
Coaln.. 16Wss; c. & H.. CPS asked: G.. NJ.
36040. DAILY West. 12ika13. Mass. Sig
a.; Michigan. 9dh; NJ. G.. c.. 1aa&:
N. 3D.. 4504S; Osceola, 5000; Quincy.
S00S1; Santa Fe. 2h2M: Tamarack SO
N66. Utah Con. 350h: Wolverine IFS
0l23: Rov8le 14ihG15; Greene Cauanea,
sia0%, Balaklala. 6i56%
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
YESTERDAYS

Ira Bcnnion 20 Joshua A. Mackay,
land Sec. g. n. 8. n. I No..
~. n. Anderson 90 Joshua A. Mac
KAY land Sec q n. 2 s., n. ] ~.
Ella 5. Sears 90 Emma v. Cottrcll,
part Ion % block q. plat Boz.
Lena =. Schcld tO Janet Parker. lots
%, etc., lngleWood ..-...............
George n. Raleigh 90 Ernest Cl0ys.
part block .. plat E......-........
H. e.. HOFFMAN 20 ID. A. MacRao.
lots lA. etc, Perkins Fourth Add.
r. DE-. kclsch nj al Go ID. A. MacRae,
Tots O. etc, Fern Add......,....-...
ERNEST A. Iripp 90 Robert Osman.
lots 81 etc, b0lan's ADJ.
n. ID. GrHmlug 10 Harry MunsOn.
l1t z. block a. }. a. WhHlen'a Add.
N. III. Gramllug % Harry Munson.
lots ana z. White city Add.
Bertha ~. snyder ct al 10 s.. n.
LIsouboo, land Sec. 2 r. 2 s., r.
s. p iis6nbce 10 Joseph Nelson.
land Sec. 2. r. s.. r. J. E...t....
Mary T.. Jones 90 n. \. StathakOs
~ aL port Dot 2, block "a. pat A..
r. ~. McDonoughy to Frank b.
Platt Tots l3. etc, Grand View
AuH...s..s ..s.s.stss..s.t.... .s..st .....
D. T. Macarthur 90 Agnes Shields.
luf A. block q lincoln Park.
vs. Romuoy 10 Agnes Shields. lots
~. etc. block % Lincoln Park ....
D. 81 r briggs 10 Annie EuFdahl.
part Dot p block 70 A. ...........
Anne Engdahl to Don "A. Porter,
part lot 2 block 20 A--..,,....,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

NEW YORK CURB.

James a. Pollock q Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish thc following. received
over their private wire This afternoon.
Ncvhousc. S.250850. Utah copper.
2l5o422u0. Nevada Con. g.25U0.5tls,
Cumberland Ely, 6.2jU650. Balak.ala,
C12bm631h: KING Edward. 15nS1il;
NlplssIng. 1907 20. Davis Daily Gl5W
S25. Giroux. A56a5.25; O. @. 4 s.. 1875
Qt3Ih, Nevada Smelling, l75u2.O0;
Mitchell 161M 01.S7ih. Nevada Utah.
a.S,ihuA0O; Silver queen, SllaulOO,
ELY Cons. 67ihWI5; Dom. Cop. 3S1th
UA12M: Tintc A26U $685. Montgy.
Sho. 6O00 200; Butte a. L.. 1.12i5 a.
1915. Tenn. Cop, 3150U2 so 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
TINTIC ORE sH1PMFNTs.

Tho orc shipments from the TintIc
mining district This week amounted
to 100 carloads. The contributing mines
and amounts being. Beck Tunnel 8.
Bullion Book q. Carisa. S. Colorado
Mining q; Centennial Eureka. "a. d. A
Dcpuc, Il. EHg.. N Blue Bell s.. Eureka
HilL I, Grand central q. g,mIm. 1.
Mammoth, ~. May Day q. Ridge q
Valley 3. Scranton, z; Tes0r1 4. Uncle
sam. q Victoria 2, Yankee CON-. g. To-
tll carloads. .HH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Chas w HUH and wife 10 Xonle
J.. Thomson part OF lot T. block
Geo. Weir and wife to John n. Mel
Zen, lots "a. IS. block g. Alta Place. I
Ida s. Geuwscy Go Union saw. e.
Iuvt. CO.. lots 80. 40. block e.
Utah Saw. a Tr. 90. 10 Geo. r.
pyEert, lots 10. no, - block q. Pop
pertOu Place ...,. .....................
Julia H. Warrum 10 Heber g.
Gates, part OF lot Q. block rs. plat
Nssfs sHt.tstst tsas..tt sr.sas. p
Geo. T.. shepherd and wife 20 Christ
Nielsen. lots 81 "a, part Of lot 55.
block Z. South Lower Adj.
R0salia r. kelsch and husband 20
Amy A. Gramllug ot AL l3 lots Boo
Fern Sub .... .................-...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
Mr.. PRODUCTIONS STATEMENT.
President of Utah Con. Tells Why
Dividend Was Reduced.

"oIiving the announcement that tho
directors Of the Utah Consolidated Min
ing company had decided 70 reduce the
next quarterly dividend u that COM
pany President Urban n. Broughtou
authorized tae publication OF the fol-
lowing statement.
Statements made IN the public press
that the ore bodies In the Compauy's
mines had been lost on the SO0-foot
leycl, through a. fault or in some other
way, arc without any foundation IN
fact The C1mpalys mine De- iu q posi-
ton 10 treat "a larger tonnage than
heretofore. owing TO the shortage OF
fuel and transportation facilities. the
tonnage necessary for economical work
has NOT uoen available during the past
three months With the present uu-
settled condition of the copper metal
market. and the serious outlook with
regard 10 fugI your directors consider
30 advisable ta make the present diyI-
deud OF 81 per SHARE"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
GEORGE M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial stocks and
Bonds. We desire your orders Tor any
thing ln our line
Rooms 5l2-53 Tcmplttou Building.
Phone Bell 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
TO U. OF U. STUDENTS.

We have your Text Books. "a large
assortment Of Students Note aud Com
position Books Pens Pencils. Inks,
etc.. at reasonable prices.
We welcome the students OF all tho
city Schools and Colleges, whose re-
quircments viii receive special atton-
ton
DEEERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Leading Book Concern,
Main "a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
MoNTANA 1911 REPonra-
Shareholder VIII Receive Them frnu,
Officials sometime NcAt Month

Local H1l holders of the Montana
Ionoran Mining co. arc BOD ree..Bt of
rlf. ulHr .rtter authorized hy prusI
.i, lA'lea D. KNOX of tho MONTANA
oihcill announcement of the fac. rrsf
me- adjourned meeting ~ sharshaiders
WI meet il the company's omee af
Ionopah on Thursday, Nov. "a. at which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
VISITS BEAVER COUNTY.
John ,. Daiy Impressed Win the
Granite District.

WTTTT y INV ITTTTT0 y y -'"7
Granite District.
.Tohu j. DAILY returned This morning
from "A trip To- Beaver county. where
he went for the purpose of making an
inspection of the mining districts i'm
tbe vicinity OF Milford. Tie spent some
little time in the Granite district and
expressed himself TO "a News repre-
sentative today as being very favor
ably impressed with tho showing mace
wherever development has been done.
He says there are some strong VEINS
,.tssirg through the Granite district
and hs does not doubt chat some good
producing mines viii be opened there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

UNION ASSAY OFFICE
~ s. Hanauer j. " saat.
i52 SO. West Temple. p. o. boy is'
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GEO O. CANNON ASSOCIATION
BRoKERs, ~ E. So. Temple potS
phones e1o. N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

CANNON s CANNON. Mining s,,.,.
Brokers. is p. s Tenn. Both ph,rsAN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

T. N. WEST q CO.. stock brcR.-.
y. r. Walker Blk. Both phones oi.
Gee and residence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

r. u. Snow \ Co. Stock RroIser.
90 Commercial Blk. Both 'Phonea te,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
Finishing Touches Are Being Put
Onto the New SamplIng
Mill Building.
GRAND CENTRAL'S BIG SHAFT.
Jesse knight May Buy An Iron Mine
--Constructiou of Railroad
--Ouier News.



Eureka Sept l3-In the o.rhbor-
hood of SO mon arc at work uBon the
.-.
'" '..' '-'' I7 '....- ..''
tween Robinson and silver ltN and
Tho scene of artiyit,. nj fF.s time ure-
-erts , ,..r,. ff,..t,. .,-...,-.s Tho
sampler ana elevator buIl-."t is near
ly completed and when % is done the
qrreIter r5urauy will ha Ir a rogition
o.. r...I,.. d.. ..,,-,-.. o., ,-. croft
.,.....,..t .s -t ,,r 49,,
s..'..,..-. .,.l l.. .- -.
.t-.l t,,g .i.. 80. ..,I a. n,
...4i.t.I $50 IT,. .f.,.i ,,,,i, b.. 80,
f,. .,,st-.,,, .,.-... .-..ti. ~,
,-..,.f,, .t,-,f.. s... e.. a... ~ nv,
'.,.I,.. ~
f.r.lte5 a., ,,crlti6-e os '5r.t-lctior
of the ogden smo.ter is in charge OF
.bI1g is go'rg sts,5.i -.''' sh . Y1dsr
bis euu.rvfsior. noffvitbsf4rGiur the
fa.t tF.f fbare be. hsan SOME Isiav
ur account .,p tt. ........t,. ~ f.I...' ana
teams Tbis is 4Ie, arrIIaabIa b, fba
building rr tho raiIroaf aroYrl tha
mountain which WIN connect ths
sr-aftar ,gftb r,gr,. ~ Enc bI- vf,ti.
rrfnae Trrv.a,nr .fha yyo-E ,f ..rrG-
irr for fra r,gd Is rrogrssfr., ,.a-,
a.ffsfarfor.fy 10 ,,-oee7t
rba Grand Control Nfiriy. ,,,.,,r,,
fa making rrarar,ffors to 1r0r he
shaft zoo faai f.irfbar Tba main work.
irv shaft 9f frfs r,Ire b. nj rr.serf
limo 9o,,,, - sist,.... ia 900 e.+
Nar.- liftf. y.o-l. t4e fe..,, ,1C,. ,,, mo
Q 600 level buf aroueb F-.friD,- has brr,
dome o, fbig rays1 d, ..,,,.,.i,,,.e ~. Conn.,
MANY thaf fba ore 1.roefts 81 mo ,ri-s
continue f, ~, a,v.- ,,.prn +bo re-i-
sior to sink tbo srsrt 5esrar yy-bor t,.
,,-ori- b. .5r,,. 3D.. .t,ft ,,.iu 80 .,.l. t.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
SALT LAKE BANK cLEkRlNEs

For week ending Sept "A. 1907.
Local bank Clearings today
amounted to 1926. s0l64. Those for
the corresponding day last year
were 1898. S07.5l. The increase
I'm clearings for the past week
over those for the corresponding
week last year IS large; during
the past week were $6.228. 574. 20,
and for the corresponding week
last year We're S5.154,720.79. The
clearings for each day OF the past
week are shown in tho following
table:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
ARE YOU GOING

TO Brigham, sogt, isg That's Peach
day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

u & Wedge G17 s. Humphrey. 8 bid
Dexter. % asked. l. joe 2u1. Crescent
3 ngked Granny. a asked. MustanE. nj
%. Little Grey, D. asked Cow Boy ;
pug Mani, 10 Asked HrOnCho. Sue,
Fincnut bid. Buffalo. asked. Ind.
Camp, GtfS.
OTHER D1sTRCrs
Fairvlcw sll. King, ~ asked. ralrviow
Eagle. . go asked. Nevada Hills. 800 bid
TttaHurg Sli Peak D ffil COS North star
Wonder $40. Englo'F Nest 1lu42 Ruby
asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

Three trains TO Saltair SUNDAY o.s.
a. m, i:15 and ASS D. M.
Bathing fine.
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PEACH DAY AT BRIGHAM

Sept Is. Everybody IS going.
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ARE YOU GOING

day.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


James A. Pollock e. Co. furnish tho
following quotations from san Francisco,
900 Nevada mining stocks today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

Bird-Cowan Co.
Custom Assayers and Chemists. fen
South West Temple St 0'
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Mani, cons 80 bid Naah. Min. Co. 60
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q. IS. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker 2t6 ID. D.. walker hiooh
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21

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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-26
BRITISH AMBASSADOR
PRESENTED TO PRESIDENT
he Brings From the King of Great Britain Message Of
Good Will and Friendship. president Makes
a Very Happy Responce.

Washington, Feb. 26. Tho Hon.
James Bryce, the ambassador from
Great Britain to the United States
was presented to the president
yesterday afternoon by Secretary
Root. The presentation tool, place
IN the blue room and the usual fell
ciious speeches, were made.
Upon bcing presented Mr.. Bryce
spoke as follows:
"Mr. PresidentA-I have the hon
or, by command OF the king, my
august sovereign, to deliver to You
a letter aecrcditing me as his am
bassador TO the unated States Of
America.
"When he intriisted to me this
l'sli missioa lis ina)asiy directed
me 10 assure you OF his earnest
wish that the cordial relations
which happily exist between Great
Britain and the United States
should be maintained and strength
'ened and has impressed upon me
the duty of doing whatever may
be N my power for The attainment
of this end.
mo one can be more sensible
thnn ! am sof the responsibility
which such a commission imposes,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-26

| ka, illustrating Ralph ID. Painee
+! vivid article ION the Road to the Cup
Race" Mr.. Sarka's paintings are re-
lproduced in four colors, the scenes
showing the picturesque features OF
the great Vanderbilt Cup Race in a
remarkable manner. Throughout the
number is very freely illustrated,
especially attractive being drawings
| by Fredericl, Dorr Steele. Hy. q.
Watson and Lynn ogue Hunt.
The special articles make up mag
Iazine of wide general interest "The
American Riviera, by Robert Dunn.
Is an illuminating account OF Amer
lca's new playground in the South.
and particularly in Florida. "Dehind
the Scenes" by Charles Belmont
Davis, Is an intimate presentation
or some littlc-known features of life
In that mysterious region back of the
wings. ''rhe Long Labrador TRAIL
by Dillon Wallace, begins to ap-
rroach an end, an end that was won
by as gritty and unselfsh men as
any in the history of American ex-
ploration. 'Old Times and New in
Wisconsin," by Clifton Johnson, Is
an Interesting study in the transfoy..
nation of great state.
The chief literary feature of the
number is n thrilling narrative, /.
Louis Wagner. entitled. "Ifow 1
Won the Vanderbilt Cup" IT de-
scribes in vivid words the feelings
of the man in tue machine who took
the "hnir-pin" urns on two wheels,
and who courtcd death at every mile.
~ sets forth the progress OF the
contest in n manner as effective as
that classic account Of Ben Hur's
chariot race The fiction features
OF the magazine are John Kcndry's
Idea" by Chester Bailey Ternald,
and Little Outdoor Stories" by sev-
eral wcll-known authors. "The
White Woodlands" by Edwyn San
dys. Is a charming account of ami
nal life in the barren winter land
scape. Other articles are: Camp
by Stewart Edward
White; Ice Yacht Sailing and Rae
ing" by Archibald Rogers; Horse
Racing Innovations for 1906 and
1907 by w. p. Pond; "The
Range OF Automobile Touring" by
Robert Bruce, and Making tho
Country Home" by Eben T. rex
ford. Mr., Caspar Whltney.s View
point treats vigorously some i'm
p0rtant topics in current affairs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-26
ORCH CLIMBER Is
SHOT BY A POLICEMAN

Cincinnati. o., Feb. 26.--In run
ming pistol duel between n mounted
policeman and burglar last night
the burglar was killed. H
For severa nights a porch climber
has been robbing residences In the
fashionable districts. Mounted or
icer Harry G. Martin encountered
the fellow as he was leaving n resi-.
dence In the suburb of Ayondalc
with his booty. The thief at once
began to shoot. firing 1--WE shots in
quick succession. Martin gave chase.
firing as hA did so. ff
A number of citizens, aroused by
the firing. Joined In the chase.
crossing the grounds OF residence
ono OF the officers shots took effect
and the crook dropped. He had been
struck by a bullet In the left eye.
He vas taken TO the Jewish hospital
and died few minutes later. lie
has not been Identified.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-26

and, however unequal to so great
4 task | may feel myself to be, it
shMl be my constant effort TO dis
charge L in the spirit which his
majesty has indicated to me, and
III which my last three prcdeccs-
sors, all distinguished men and
true friends TO the United States
sought to fulfill their duties.
"lt has been my good fortune
to have been frequently in this
country as a private traveller and
student OF its institutions, to have
been received in it with nnfaiIing
Kindness, and to have learned not
only to admire the untiring energy
and the intellectual aisior of It's
inliabitants, but also to appreciate
Their devotion TO the cause Of. NOR
al and social progress and their
PASSIONATE desire TO make the lives
OF the people worthy of tho ma
terial blessings which Providence
has bestowed upon them with so
bountiful q hand.
/. "Obserwng how much tIcy haye
IN common with the. nation from
which came, and how similar arc
many of the problems which lie be-.
lore each for solution, ] am led 10
belicyc that each is, and indeed
must te, intimately interested in