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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-31
EAST TINTIc MINES,
Work is Being Pushed in The Bull
lock Property.
:necinl Cnrresnondenc,

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Aug. S1.--Ben II. Bullock is
in from the Bullock mine in East Tin
tic. which has just shipped its fourth
car of ore. valued at $3S4.16. Work
on the mine Is being pushed steadily.
There Is a fine three foot vein of cop
per-silver ore. which is now being
taken out in the stope from the l5O
foot level.
The north drift is widening out and
a large body of ore is expected to be
opened up any day. Experienced min
ing men who have lately examined the
mine predict a big output of ore at
an early date and that the Bullock
Win soon be paying dividends.
a bond and lease from James 7.
Powell ct al to II. b. Palmer for
the Fairfield. Black Jack. Lost Claim
and Kibosh, clay deposits located near
Fairfield station has been filed with
the county recorder. The purchase
price of the property Is $4,000.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers for further information.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division. in and for SAT- Lake Coun-
ty. state OF Utah. In the matter OF the
estate and guardianship Of Gundhill
Marie Olsen, an Incompetent Notlce.--The
amended petition OF Frank w Olsen, the
guardian of the person aud the estate
of the above named incompetent pray
ing for an order of sale uI real property
of said incompetent. and that all persons
interested appear before the said Court to
show cause why an order should not be
granted To sell so much as shall be nee
essary, Of the following described real
estate Of said Incompetent, to-wit;
Lot one. block forty, plat ID Salt
Lake GIN survey, salt Lake County,
Utah, beginning four and one-half rods
west of the southeast corner Of said lot,
and running thence north seven rods,
thence west three rods, thence south
seven rods thence cast three rods to the
place of beginning, has been set for hear-
ing on Saturday. the 14th day of Septem-
her, A. d, 1907, at 10 o'clock n, M, at
the County Court House. in the Court
Room of said Court. m salt Lake City,
Salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed. this Goth day OF
August, a, d. 1907,
(SeaD ]. U. ELDREDGE. JR, Clerk
BY W, H. Farnsworth. Deputy Clerk
Richard w. Young, Attorney for Guar
dian.
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Totals. ..s5,Os2.nOoo sa.7N.O9s.s5
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS

Robert Hagen TO Robert Hazen, Jr.,
lots ., etc. block 2, DesHy's Fourth
huulllon 's,..s .s.+s......t.......,...
5. j.. Callahan 10 Austin Mcfarland,
lots :. etc, Park Place ............
D. A. Hnrtenstein 10 Cammilla Pop
per, lot n block 2 University
O. NJ Engdanl TO Sail Lake Sec. &
Trust CO., lots ?. etc. block 70.
salt Lake Sec. & trust 90 60. to Geo SEQ.
RHnseher part Of lot ., block 1870,
lot 4, block q, plat y ......,....,..
James IA. Taylor 10 Lucy a. Rich
ter part lot 3 block Y, plat c..
Robert Dansie, Jr, ct al, to Frank
II. Dansie, land See 80. township
south OF range west. etc.,,
Frank ~. Dansie 10 a. H. Dansie,
land section a. township south,
range west. etc ..,,,....,.t......
Honora Hughes 10 w. e, Frederick
son, lot 81, block !. Desky's Third
Honora Hughes 10 G. A. Frederick
sen, lots - and 81, block 1, Deskys
Third addition ..,... .....,.........
ia, w. Duncan 10 A, u. Rundberg.
lots Y, etc, block 3, East Water
L. Cline TO N. A Neioauer. lot ..
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TINTIC DIVIDENDS.
What Uncle sam and May Day VIII
DO Next Month,

What the Tintic mines are going TO
do next month in the way of divi-
dends is a matter being discussed by
local investors. The strength displayed
by May Day and Uncle Sam Consoli-
dated during the past week is taken
as evidence that when the directors
meet next week, they will announce an
increase in the amount of their res
pective distributions. The statement
came from reliable source during
the day that the Uncle Sam company
would pay 3 cents a share, or $4,000
in September and that the May Day
company would distribute Y cents
a share. or $4,000. One half of the
latter win go TO the Uncle Sam Con-
solldated company, when is the own
er of half interest in the possessions
of the May Day company.
1t is believed that the Knight
mines will repeat what they did last
month.
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PATENT SURVEYS.

The following surveys for mining
patents have been filed i'm the office
of the United States surveyor general:
Survey No. $50. Rock Cabin and
Christmas No. / lodes. West Noun
tain mining district. Salt Lake coun-
ty: CARAT S. Wilkin ct al. claim
ants.
Survey No. $751;, sultana Nos. 1. 2.
3, 4. 5, and Free Coinage lodes. CO.
lumbia mining district. Tooele county;
New Sultana Mining company, claim
ant.
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NEW COMPANY FORMED,

The Dewey Mining K DEVELOPMENT
company of this city filed IT'S artieles
of incorporation with the county clerk
today. The capital stock of the com
pay is 5000, divided into shares of
tho par value OF $1,000 each. w. ID.
Donoher is president; r. A. Ulrey, vice
president; j. NJ Hamilton, treasurer;
A. Il. Edholm, secretary. The com
many owns a lease on the Dewey and
six other lode claims located in the
Spring Greek district, Tooele county.
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BROKERS TAKE A REST.

The New York l Boston stock ex-
changes are closeo today, 1t having
been decided 10 take y recess until af-
ter Labor day. Call, viii be resumed,
however, on Tuesday. The salt Lake
exhange will he closed 90 Monday.
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UTAH COPPER MILL.

The sixth section of the Utah Cop
per company Garfield mill was
placed IN commission Yesterday ana
INC plnnt Is now IN condition to han.
die a daily output OF 5000 tons Of ore
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NOW READY.

Origin OF the Recognized" Church
and the Question OF Succession
Two discourses by Elder Joseph F..
Smith, Jr., containing concise and in
teyesting treatment of these subjects
that will be of benefit to all the Elders
of the Church. e5 pages. price 20 cents.
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ONLY Sl.1o
To Ogden and Return

Via Q. S. l.. for Labor Day, Septenl-
Der End. Any train. Special train re-
turning will leave Ogden 11;00 p. IN.
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BLOCK l, Hamptons Sub. a12'
son, lots g. etc, Acadia addition. III
Addison Game to Andrew Amund-
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GEORGE M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial Stocks and
Bonds. We desire your orders for any
things in our line.
Rooms 512-5is Templeton Building.
Phone Bell 57
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UNLISTED STOCKS
REGULAR CALL SALES.

REGULAR CALL SALES
con Mercur. 900 at 49,
Daly-Judgc. 100 at go
May Day, 100 at 81 25gl AT GO; 200 at
%, buyer 80; l,0OJ at g. seller 30, g. OCl
at 90.
Uncle Sam, $500 at 1.i5 1880 at 1.4i2is,
Beck Tunnel. 500 at EOS: 900 at OPS.
Colorado 30 AT 40: 100 at $50.
Crown Point. LOCO AZ Leo; 100 ut o.
buyer CO., go al I 02la.
Mt. Lake. l,lOl at u, 500 az p: 100 at "a.
Sioux con, 100 at G5: 1850 at 81; 1900 at
GS. 40 az 80.
Yankee Con- 200 nj II,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. coo az 2.05.
Crown Point, 1900 at Los; 100 al l.O7ls.
Colorado, 100 at 1S5; 300 at 100; 100 At
500. buyer g.
Iron Blossom, 100 AZ faj
Sioux Con, 500 al 49, buyer 60 900 at
81, $500 an 66 CO.. NJ ~; 100 az "a: 2Ol at
C3 200 at g. seller 80,
Uncle sam, 100 NJ Is, 300 at Az
Victor Con-, 80 at 1917: 200 at &c..
May Day 40 ut -, 300 az &c.
Yankee Con, l,loo nj 70.
RcCAPlTuLATION,
Regular aales $500 shares, SETS 90
open board, 1880 shares s2i.dgG - no
days totals, 1880 shares, 61,7H.15.
Weeks totals, 31O,GSi snnrcs. y2gg lis 10
Months totals lG3l, ga shares Sl6i.
as 49,
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Utah-Idaho Sugar
Go. Dividends.

The Articles of Incorporation provide
for payment OF a dividend OF 17h cents
per share on tho preferred stock Sept.
Soth. 1907 and quarterly thereafter The
par value OF the stock Is $40 per share.
Dividends on preferred stock are cumu-
lative; that is, IL not paid at end Of
any quarter must be made up and paid
to the owners OF preferred stock before
any dividend can be paid on common
stock.
We can buy You a reasonable amount
(from I TO 1000 shares or this stock at
about 70 per share. When money Is nor
NAL IN all parts Of our country the opin-
ion of men best qualified to judge is that
this stock will readily sell for from sio
TO $i1 per share The time TO buy Is
when you can get the stock CHEAP.
THE TIME no BUY is NOW.
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Bird.Couan Co.

CANNON 4 CANNON. Mining s;oclt
Brokers ~ y $. Tenn, Both Phones
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DIVIDENDS PAID
DURING AUGUST.

The August dividend record
shows that 10 Utah mines report .
ed with dividends nsgrogating
the sum OF $3.50. $50. Heading the
list was Newhouse, the Beaver
county enterprise OF samuel !
Newhouse which came forth with
its Initial remembrance 10 share :
holders the Colorado and Beck .
Tunnel two OF the Tintic mines
operated under the control Of Un- .
Gle Jesse Knight of Provo made
the usual payments. while the .
properties managed by John Dern
Lower Mammoth, May Day and
Uncle sam--did better than usu-
al; Bingham New Haven and Z
Gemini got into line again, as aid
Utah, of Fish Springs, which re-
sponded with the usual $4,000
Tho complete list with The
amount dlsbursed 10 shareholders
in ouch case Is as follows.
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IT, II. SNOW a Co.. Stock BROKERS.
~ Commercial Dir. Both 'Phones 1919
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GEO O CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BRoHERS, - T. SO, Temple. Both
phones 90
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Custom Assaye?s and Chemists. 100
South West Temple st.
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GOLDFIEL.D.

Sandstone. ioQ4i: Mohawk, 2o.5O
asked; Jumbo Ext, t,70Gl .72h; Eernal,
70 asked Pennsylvania, asked: Gold
Held Min. Co, lao bid; Kendall, 9ia25;
Booth, s7@aS; Blue Bull, 9lQ32 Adams,
l2 bid silver Pick, 47Qls; May Queen,
II bid Nevada Boy, 10 bid, Black Butte
Ext s&s; Blue Bell. i7QiS; Dixie. Coz,
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ. S. Hanaucr. j, v sadler
lbs So West Temple, p, o. box I4lG,
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Tonopah Nevada. lO& GlO%: Mon.
tana Tonopah, 800 asked; Tonopah
Extension. 40 bid: MacNamara. 81
bid; Midway. 40 bid; Tonopah Bel
mont. 2.S5 $500; onopah North star,
mont, 2'Sb 500; Tonopah North star.
Con, 90 qp66 Rescue 2 bid; Tonopah
a. California, 4@5; Golden Anchor,
10qil; Jim Butler. S2RS4; Cash BOY
al o; Home. lNb; Boston Tonopah,
10 asked Monarch Plttsburg Ext,
GW1; Montana Midway Ext, 2m3:
Golden Drown. GM7.
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ankee Con, 900 NJ n,
OPEN BOARD SALES.


q. 8. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. 21s ID r.. Walker kioek.
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u; NJ, WEST 6 co, stock brokers.
y. Walker elk.. Both phones OF.
hee ana Fesldence.
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Saltair. 10y 70
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MANHATTAN.
OTHER DISTRICTS.

Falrviaw Silver King, 90 asked:
Fairview Eagle, 40 bid; Pittsburg
silver Peak. lao bid; North Star Won
der. 3G0i; Eagles Nest 20 Q21; Alice
of Wonder, asked.
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Goldneld columbia, 2sa30; Hlbernia, f1
.; st. Ives, 7sG679; Conqueror, 12@1i;
Blact Rock, 5di6. Lone star. 20@2i: g..
Wonder. 26l3 Potlatch, 40 asked, ORC.
10 bid Kendall Ext, 2Ws; Sandstone
Ext, 4d5; Mayne, 6G7; Atlanta. i1@4S;
asked Empire, o bid Red Top Ext,
gbT26; Florence. 4.00m 4.o2ih; Dia-
mondneld u. d. Cons, a4Q25; Gold
field Daisy. 1.45m1,4Tik; Common
wealth. 26m27 Combination Frac-
tion. i.97 Y a zoo; Great Bend Ext.
13G1a. Great Bend Annex. asked
Midtown 25 bid; y. b. Bonanza. a. q;
Esmeralda. 10 bid: Portland. 20 q 20;
Crackor1aclt. 19m 20; +. Mohawk, LOO
GI.o5, Rcd HIS. 51@52; Mohawk
Ext. 1O112; l.. Dillon, 10 bid; Y.
Tiger, 20G21: Grandma, II bid: $. p.
Ext aTb. " Rose, Sdl 10. Colorado
Mountain, Ext 4 asked; Goldheld
Con. 6.s7ie; Diamondheld Tri-
angle. 1903.
BuLLFRoG.
original 81; Bulifrog Mining, 1l0i2;
Mont, Bullfrog. 4D5. National bank, is
Srie. L. Harris. 2a3; Gold Bar, go asked;
steinway. asked; Denver Bullfrog An
mex. asked Bonnie Glare. 41q43;
MayHower Cons. 80 bid; Montey. Sho.
Ext. 6@7: G. Sceptre bid. Montgy.
Mt. 10 bid: r. Diamondfleld. 10 asked;
Y. Girl 5@6 Nugget, 415; Thamp
Cons 1904; Victor, 10 asked; Banner,
asked,
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Mining Con, 6 bid; G.
Wedge, 6: S. Humphrey, bid; Dex-
ter. 10G12; l.. Joe, 1m2 Crescent, b
asked Combination, bid; Granny,
"a bid; Mustang, II bid: Little Grey.
TX asked, Cow Boy. 5 asked; Original
Manhattan, bid; Broncho, bid; j.
Jack. 6 bid; Pinenut. bid; Buffalo,
5 asked; stray Dog, 15 bid; Y. Horse,
8 bid: Indian Camp. bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Falrviaw Silver King, 90 asked:
Fairview Tagle, 40 bid; Pittsburg
silver Peak. LAO bid; North Star Won
der. 3mi: Eagles Nest, 25027; Alice
aSlSp1
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THE wEEK,s snpMENTs

The ore shipments from the dis
trict for the week ending last night
show an Increase Of several cars over
the past few weeks. This output will
be Kept up for some time and the in
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SAN FRANCIsCo STOCKS.
COMsTOCK.

James 4. Pollock & Co. furnish the
following quotations on Nevada mining
stocks from San Francisco today:
COMSTOCK.
Ophir, 1,OODl.O2h; Mexican. SO bid;
Gould q Curry 90 bid Con. Va, 7Ga77:
Savage, $1,000; Hale & Norcross. 30
asked; Yellow Jacket, l.l5Q1.2O. Bel
cher 20m2l; Confidence. 80 bid; Elk
chequer, 80 bid, Union, 42@4S.
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VISITS KNIGHT MINES,

j. II. Frisby, the mayor OF Provo,
was In Eureka Saturday ana Sunday.
Mr.. Frlsby Is interesting himself In
some OF the Knight properties IN the
eastern part Of the district and his
trip here was for the purpose OF in
specting some OF them.
ID. J. Russell and Onls Jarmin re-
turned Monday from a visit 10 the min
Ing interests Of American Fork canyon.
They state that there are several good
mines there and many very promising
prospects.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-20
SWEET FACED GIRL, BRIDE Martyr OF TRAGIC
HONEYMOON, ON TRIAL FOR Staying HUSBAND
n.p >Tut. HARDLY uoan
- A Gfnf NOW. nEGAN
-, attu t.Ikg EVELYN NtS-
..,-reRWiuir Acr snn Mt ~
,s.urR ron FoRCEo ~ nEa.


aaIp0EPORr. COM May 10
-, mouths q ualting IN a cell
-. .xsolaier Nstll Il At last On
- tx her NE eharssd With the
s.,sss Ct her husband az weeks
~ der marriage
= ne personality % the defend
,sse ars some striking rvsems
-. n thls case TO the rhaw
eal - - -
- whsa she eas hut ta years
- ehlid like poot Evelyn Nee
- me the latter 0oldie had
- an artists mesiel. singer aud
..mssAinf 81 an actress all before
Il e~aus % aks like EVELYN
$50 she Is a silght Eisilsh aud
- paihetic figure a. she faces
/. ,sey, that 81 70 determine her
y. mao Goiile Neill married
=. eeQ a paEllisi lie was a
80, n a confession that the 20
ay BE made doldis Nsill De
..~s thai her treatment az his
s.sas va aaheafahl. When the
=. uas ! myslefs the palice had
-, klrsn 40 "a solution Then
~ sAy. this Eifi came forward and
- tAas she haa done 90 death
&. r.ani and Ield hos she ala Il
Isl VII
NJ nos thc details Of she days
w~sains ihe traEesiy la she cheap
Nia are euming ~ ilght iu the
~rsz1son G0iiie Sell declares that
~ Aushaad hal been drinking
Amr.ly .uf dayN she said that he
swureG be- and 3 look into her
ntnrnarfks face convtaees vuu
~ hs maaf have eern TIE lowest
4 rgtes snd thai ne meant -
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CLOSET SKELETON
NOW APPEARS

ERIE Pa Nay 20 ia MAJ belle
Gilman Corey the undiNorcsd wife
of Charles lilllman. and 10 the prot
~ i6yearoid miss knuwn as kaih
crime Hlllman. her daughter
d IL believed here that Mrs.
Corey II none either than Dora Ma.
Eill. Who years sgn vas promi
neat vaudeville actress Charles
iiillmau became infht aicd with
her. married her and after d time a
daughter vas bern
Tired Of domestic life the wife
left the husband and baby and the
grandparents fatHed the child
Little was learned of The disap.
pearinK etfe except af Intervals
ehcu IL VAS given out that she Naa
winning fame en- the stage and
would leave Tot Europe
Yesterday Mrs Hanna Greene
compared the pictures ~ tbg pres.
eut Mfa Corey aud tbuar 81 Dora
Green NhEill and there 90 great
resemblance
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CAPT. FRANKIE
PUNISHED

As pnnlahmsnt FOR hia manage
ment Of the wrecked lilil liner Da-
kota off the japanese coast on
March Z. Capt Emil Franke.H ".
eenao. which expired on May z. can
not be renewed FOR two ana a half
years. and his conduct leading 10
the disaster IL sharply cennured
This Ia the decision of tho local
inspectors Whitney aud Turner. and
given 10 the public bY Capt John
birmingham. anpers la0r Of marine
inspection Of San Francisco
Capt FRANKIE a. atlil IN Southern
California. recovering from the
shock sustained by the loss af hts
ship lie may appeal the decision
but Il Is not thought likely that he
Will. as the punishment IL not con.
Hldcred n very severe one.
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piled IN GoidIe Nellls confession
Nelil uas apparently on the point
~ striking down tho Girl and
atrnngllnr her 81 ia said thu de,
fens. has photographs % the dis-
enlotea bruises this giant wrought
just before his death The girl
stricken with lerrof. sfaaped a mali
file and with this weapon brought
death to The mAn
Then she sent straight 10 her
mother. where lhs police found huf
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seattle star. Exclusive s~Fsiss.t
WASHINGTON. May 20-The
tab OF Secretary Bonaparte'n possi-
BE resignation from the department
II justice. because ~ his do little
or nothing styls % handling AZ
fairs has brought forward che name
Of Frank KelioKg VI - Paul. a.
HE aueeeHsor
ke.loEE q the lawyer who nas
chosen b. she president 20 conduct
The Hartman Investigation and his
work Ia fhat case has given the
highest satisfaction.
lie was a member Of the law firm
~ which Fufmet senator CunhrRn
X Davis as member Hr pIiB-
cipal uuFh fnr the government has
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been the prosecution o. the Standard
oil trust. the complaint against
which will come on for bearing be
fore the United States circuit eonrt
sitting IN full bench a. 81 Pau
some time late this month
Mr. kellogg Il expected 10 make
a showing In this big coal battle
which viii maze or break him and
may determine WHISTLER be will 20
into the pFesideuta cabinet kel-
loFR T. spoken Of IS a second Phil
auder Knox. and II he f. appointed
attorney general be will come IN
uith much the same equipment as
that - Knox.
tie has done law work for most o.
he big railroads and corporations
81 the northwest and has even rep
resented the Standard oii company.
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SHRINERS' TRAIN
AT READING

READING "a MAY so-The
funeral train bringing the dead
hoiieu and also thoes injured In the
shrinsrw wreck over a seek ago
near Loa hnEeiea. arrived here Iast
niEht
The entire community waitef a.
The depot and the reception vac
mnaf solemn
4 public funeral viil - held IN
thr next aMy or two
The tnn infured persons are
SLOWLY improving and shas the -.
Tests % the ordeal through which
gheg passed
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union 90 continue thr open shor
pol,es union me0 hosnver 60 have
preference
The cowpfumies EiFsa distinct
gala 60 the unicu ever their old
scaie and it. members feel that
they have scored q decisive victory
arf have Substantially heftrFed
thrut ssiYre
The shlpniuH assae iatiou express
satisfaction over the termination -
ths issue aua feel that The esiah
iiaAmHut az che open ahan policy
has made the struskie worth their
while
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RUSSIAN PLOT

sr pErEHsul 20 NAV 20
There aas quite a sensations IN the
douma TODAY Wten the government
communicated tho facts thai q plot
bad been discovered against the
car urand Duke Nicholas and "
SIniFnla De saa given nut fhAt q
German official contested 9Th the
governor - 81 Petersburg Is ID.
so'ved
Last nirht fhrre aaa serious
trouble al e aueiaiiafta meeting and
$50 raiieemen Hrrr allied. the a.
saaslna aarauIHE
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DEATH PENALTY
is WANTED

MENIEO CITY Msf 1V = nTaih
musl be the penalty FOR Morales and
Mora. tHe tao Guatsmaians sHpm
the public prosecutor SAYS are
guilty Of the wlllful murder Of Gen.
Manuel narillas
The bitter arf4Eument and the
demand FOR the death penalty has
caused = sensation
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coseER IS pGAo

fssftRrs Telegraph ssFstssf
PASADENA. cal. MAJ 90 Ma
= "a CpuE-r died here saturday
hisht Thsfe hsd been no hopsa 81
bis recovery To- weeks Mr Con
krf vas formerly ambassador 20
MsHleo hnd minister 20 China
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leave her Hn further declared that
their marriage vas higamaus and
that she vas not good That she
muaG shift for herself on the streets
"a the picture This drunken man
drew Tor the little giri uha thought
she Nas lixIng With bin - bis
wife
That vas the last nruw
The drtaila of fhc crime are
knoNn from the evidence the pa-
iics found. and from the fasta sup.
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GOV. FOLK LEADS m
GRAFT lNvEsrloATtok
tseyspp. Tsi~sr.pA ssrv,~.1

KANSAS CITY. no. MAY 20
There VII BE- thinEn sharpening
tomnrrow The police iuveeiiEa
ton via begin and heads will
suttie. according 20 rumors
The charges OF graft have per.
Hnnnliy been investigated By Gov.
Folk. who has tcen here several
dafs % ls said policemen aud de
tactiveN have found their way into
Cos Folks presence 20 make con.
feasianH n hopes Of immunity.
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STRIKE COMES
TO AN END

A esupFnmisc uaa reached last
30 wkish ends the hhoe struggle
kwsn Re steamship companies
ri ns langaaogemea The iuak
nrsneu So IS esuts stfaIsht and
! srts for overtime and q wofk
4 !ay q ains hears. Previously
msnls was 90 teats nna 50 centa
ninu keHra 10 aar TIE steam
= nee hats tke sarrttun df The
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tuNFth 80 tffw@nhnrms
NfHsENEff Ha AZ sf THta -ifN
Be- uaksna afHaHg ~fasHfs faF q three
dss celebration rnF fniT nfaHrafa
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ACID THROWER


PORTLAND May 60 AnEarsd
beeaunn hia divorced wife refused 60
fet their daughter 20 With him 10
the thealef. John Hongeveld thre~
arbollc arid IN Mrn Hengsvsid =
face yesterday. dlffguring her for
8ffs The man was arrested