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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-20
TAKE OPPOSITE VIEW
Lutheran Ministers CritiCise
Teachings of Dr.. GLADDEN..
TOPICS DISCUSSED TODAY
Duty of the Church Outlined by Rev.
A. c. Mees.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES READ
Provision for Support of Retired Min
listers and Teachers and Widows
and Orphans.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES READ

The teachings OF Rev. DIR. Washington
GLADDEN.. pastor of the First Congregational
Church OF Columbus. Ohio who came into
the Iimelight some time ago by declaring
that the money of John ID. Rockefeller Is
tainted and should not be accepted by a
church as charity, were scored at the ses-
sion of the Concordia district of the synod
OF Ohio of Evangelical Lutheran churches,
held in Grace Church this morning. The
question came W when Rev. A c. Mees
Of Baltimore read his paper on "Phe VS.
ible Church on Earth
In his introduction the minister said that
recently he attended the first of a series
of lectures by Dr. GLADDEN. on The Church
and Modern Life" setting forth the church
as an institution. its nature, functions. re-
sources, responsibilities, opportunities,
faults, needs and claims. The topic Of the
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lecture, according to Rev. Mr.. Mees. was
The Roots OF Religion"
"One fact" he said was most emphat-
ically impressed upon my mind while listen
ing to the philosophy of this Emersonlan
idealist-namely the great need of more
careful and conscientious study on the part
of both clergy and laity on the subject The
True Church of Jesus Christ the Savior
When false prophets who sail under the
banner of Christianity while they attack and
endeavor to refute the most vital doctrines
of true Christianity, take such pains in In
structing their disciples in false and ra-
tionalstic belief concerning the very king
dom of Christ on earth then II is indeed
timely task for the real minister of Jesus
TO teach the truth concerning the institution
wherein the treasures OF the Gospel are Of
fered given and cealed to Gods elect. and
in which eternal salvation alone may be
found
Speculative Idealists.
The philosophy of the speculative idealst
with regard to the church of God. its evo-
lutionary origin and its purpose and final
perfection is a most attractive doctrine for
the unregenerate, and an external morality
and religious observation in keeping with
that philosophy has Its charms for the sin
full man cropping in the dark for peace of
conscience; but its entire structure is based
upon reason which is Numerically op-
posed TO Gods will and Gods truth, there
Tore, must be false, and its end most GER
tainly eternal regret.
The Church of Jesus Christ is 4 heavenly
institution and in considering ii that
heavenly nature challenges our attention
here OF course. our reasons cannot be ap-
piled to throw light upon the subject for
spiritual things must be spiritually dis
cerned; rather, our reason must be nodded
anew in the powers of God. His word
which He gave to teach men concerning
just and heavenly subjects, must be studied
diligently and humbly and therefrom the
truth about Gods church will be learned
and a Christian attitude toward the church
and church
! plain and lucid.
'knowlege. Divine knowledge, is es-
sentfal to all who would characterize the
true church and knowledge again drawn
| from the same source, Gods infalible word
| is necessary for every one who would serve
Jesus Christ in His church on earth"
Views of Rev. F. W. Rolling.
As Rev. Mees closed Rev. F. w. Rofing
OF Baltimore took the floor.
''Dr. Gladden. he said. takes the posi-
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factory. Under her own steam the float
Ing machine made excellent speed, and in
the vicinity Of the Back river lighthouse in
lower Chesapeake bay, her dredging quail
tiles were tested, the dresdge sucking up and
given time.
The dredge will be hauled out at Balti-
more shipyard to be cleaned and painted
preparatory to taking her outfit aboard
and sailing for the Panama end Of the
canal to go into service there.
1t is stated that contracts have been
placed with the Maryland Steel Company
for the building of two sel-containing
dredges of the same type the Ancon and
Culebra, but smaller. for the Engineer
Corps of the army, for use in improving the
Atlantic coast ports.
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Fog Time on the Potomac.

Fog time on the Potomac is at hand and
the steamboat men are prepared to en-
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Will of Paul Costinett.

The will of Paul Costnett, dated July %
1907, was filed today for probate. The en-
tire estate, including lot So square 626.
and money on deposit in two local building
associations is devised to his four children,
John j. and Joseph r. Costinett, Mrs. Mary
Riani and Mrs. Katie Hurley. The two
sons are named as executors.
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ton that modern culture instead of mans
grace will maintain and keep the Chris
tian church He belongs to class of
theologians who do not recognize the COM
munion OF saints. Of church invisible. to
which all belong who believe in Christ
In fact, an organiza ton teaching the per-
sonal views Of DR. GLADDEN. Is no church at
all, because 1t denies the efficacy Of the
means OF grace, the word and sacraments
by which alone the Christian Church came
maintained"
Rev. DIR. Schuette, general president of
the synod of Ohio at this point announced
that the name of DIR. GLADDEN. should not
be mentioned, but that he should be re-
Ierred TO as prominent minister. Rev.
Rolling then condemned what he denomi-
mated the holiness sect" and said: "They
do not divide between justification and
modification. The former is always pure,
the latter is never"
Text Of Thesis.
Rev. Mr.. Mess then read his thesis, which
was as follows:
The church in its true sense is the COM
munion Of saints; that is, all true believers
brought into existence and subsistng by
the means of grace.
THE external marks Of the church are
the presence and administration of the
means of grace, and in this respect it may
be called visible.
THAT the purity of the visible church
uepeNuS on tne purity OF ltS doctrine ana
the consistent practice of its Scriptural
tenetS.
IAN sects in so far as they still teach the
fundamental doctrines of salvation, are
churches, though more or less corrupt
The Lutheran Church, though in many
respects falling in practical application OF
the truth confessed, yet maintains in its
teachings the pure truth of all revelations
and hence may be termed the true visible
church"
After short discussion the conference
took recess at noon. The DELEGATES rea g
sembled at 2 o'clock with Rev j. E. A
Doermann, president of Concordia district
in the chair. He announced that the re.
ports of committees would be heard during
the session.
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Sues for Damages,

William b. Savoy. administrator OF the
estate of William Savoy, today filed suit in
the District Supreme Court to recover $40,
600 from the Firth-Sterling Steel Company
for the death of young Savoy. According
to the declaration, filed by Attorney Mather
Savoy was employed as laborer by the de-
PENDANT company May - last at its plant at
Giesboro and was struck and killed by a
travelling crane. He charges negligence, the
company, it is alleged. failing to notify Sa-
Voy Of the approach of the crane.
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Mrs, Louise Babcock Dead.

Mrs. Louise Babcock. wife of Joseph H.
Babcock of the government printing office,
died Unexpectedly this morning at the fami-
ly residence, Gas 9th street northeast. The
funeral will take place at o'clock next
Monday afternoon from the home and the
interment will be at Glenwood.
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Death Of Samuel E. Bennett.

Samuel q Bennett. seventy-two years OF
age. died Vt the George Washington Uni
versity Hospital at an early hour this
morning. He had resided in this city for
many years. but latterly had been a citizen
Of Savannah, Ga. Arrangements for the
funeral are being made this afternoon.
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Test of Dredee for Panama Canal.

The big self-containng steam dredge
Culebra, after completing her acceptance
tests in Chesapeake bay, has returned to
the yards of her builders at Sparrows
Point, Md, and will be ready to be turned
over to the representatives Of the isthmian
canal commission in few days The tests of
the big dredge, it is stated, were very salts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-20
Funeral of Joseph Nevins.

The funeral of Joseph Nevins, U.S.A.,
will take place in the Arlington National
cemetery at 3:45 o'clock tomorrow after
noon, with military honors. Death oc-
CURED yesterday at the Harvard apartment
house. His WIFE Sarah Nevins. survives
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-20

Preventive and reformatory work in pris-
ons and prison discipline were comprised in
the program for the closing session of the
national prison congress at Chicago yes
terday. She speakers were John l.. Whit
man of Chicago, r. w. McClaughrey OF
Leavenworth, Kan; Rev. F. z. Lyon, Chi
cago, and Rev. II. II. Hart. secretary OF
the National Chidrens Horne SocIety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-20

LODI September 20.-Polfce and troops
today surrounded a cotton MILL the pro-
prietor of which, Marcus Silberstein, was
recently murdered by his employees The
workrnen in the mill to the number of 500
were arrested
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AS Rev. Mees closed Rev. F. w. Roifing
Df Baltimore took the floor.
''Dr. Gladden. he said, takes the posi-
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8fr $500 uah 9entfdlano.

Deutih omeritaniibe 8eitungen
tDeroen i'm nlten Baterlanb nit arp.
fem Snterefie aeleien. neil iie fih
frei ausiprehen unb bdufig pon orii.
ben mebr Neuigteiten unb @abrih.
ten briugen, nls Die beutihen Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die r5reie Breffe fiir
9erasA 1T briiben iiberaG, tuubin fie
aeianbt wirb, Elm iebr germ geiebener
gait unb tam iib riibmen, Nner.
tennung uno Wirbigung 5n finben,
tuie aus 5ablrei1en Briefen an uns,
i0mie an Dieienigen, suel1e oas 8lati
an ibre Berwanoten ihiden, berpDr,
3ebt. Seer oaber Ieinen Beruanoten
uno sreun6en cine 5reube ertpeiien,
ibnen .eirt miItpmnenes @eIheni
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelIe fiir iie Die
~Sreie Breiie fir 9eras". 9as Sn.
tereiie fiir Teras. tuie iiberbaupt fit
ben Staat unb bic @eeenb, NOD Die
8erwanbten mDbaen, 1T in Deutih.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es ift un1n5a.
lid, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 qrino.
libe &uftldrune unb Beibreibune
oes fremoeu 9anoes gu eeben, mie
oies bic rTreie BreHe" almDment.
lib tbut. Sir ben geringen Breis
BON So nerienben mir portofrei unler
reibbaltiges Wubenblatt auf elm Sabr
on iroenb cine Nbreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
Die freie preiie fur Geras pnbl.
Gpmbauu.
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Sett siber so esabreu

ihon uurbe Wirs. @insIom's 500.
thing Sgrup BON WilIiunem bon
Wiittern beiiu 8abnen ber &inoer
aiaemenoet. @irit Du i'm GhlaIe
ourh oas Gbreien eines 8inoes ee.
it6rt, oaB i'm Habnen ift uno b0r
Sdmersen lueint? @enn 10, lniie
infDrt cine sStalhe pDn ,.W1ra.
Winsluws Soothing Sprup" hDlen.
Sein Mert 1T nnbeaablbar. @s tuirt
oem fIeinen 2eioenben IDFurt Ninoe.
rung ueri@affen. BerlnBt eub boz
rauf. Wtiitter, es 1T tein 8ueifeI
oarhber. Go beilt Diarrbpe, reau.
liert ben Waeen uno Die geierer;,
beieitigt Wiub S1lit, ertueibt ben
@aun,en, nerbinoert Gntsinbuue
uno ftdrtt oas sanse SpItetn.
rWre. @inelDms Soothing Snrup'
fiir sahnenee &inoer lit onaenetm
I'M Gei@mad; oas Recept lfnmrni
ppn einem Der beiten meiblihen
Nerste in ben Ser. Staaten. gsiIi
BEL allen 0ruaaiiten IN Der eauaer
Belt su baben. Brets Is Gents ter
sSloIGe. Rnuft nihts anoeres, ale
Rre. NinsIutpe 9uuthina Suruo.
@arautiert unter Der ssooo aae
Drugs Ntte. 30. sunni 1906. Serial.
Runtn,er 1895.
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Tin6's 5 gents 5uOuua &iaarrs
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Die bier 0auptpuntte beS Hru.
Qramms Der Saaaer 5rieoenstonfe'
rens. tpelde allgemein als 3ur sseit.
lebuna geeianet anerfannt sueroen,
iinb:
L. Berbeiieruua in Der Oreani.
iiruna eines interuati0nalen Stiebs'
gerihts.
2. 3uidBe fir Die BeDba1tunn
iuternatiDnaler 9ebrdube in oer
Griegfiibruna iu 2anoe.
3. Snoiemeeeleituna einer RDn'
ueutiOn our sseitlebuna Der internn.
tiOnalen &eeeln iiber bic &riegiiib.
run9 CUR See.
4. 8nidbe. uelhe Die Seetriea'
fiibrung mebr unter Die Beftimmnn'
gen oer @enfer Rpnnention BON 1864
brinoen.
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% enn 6 + t, Der bod alges
mein tpegen feiner S9mimmfdbigttit
befannt if, etipa 200 SUB tief ms
Mesr oerfentt nirb, iteist .r, cine
6olge bes ftarten WaFsrbruds, ni9t
mebr mad Der SbetfIdds. Don ieber
serin9eren Sisfs aus f4nsIlt er fofort
in bic 901.,
Gin 8 = n Sir s iaac
81 ~ pHs ipurbe fir $3400 psre
fault unb $4,000 purben fir .inen
3abn pon Seloiie gebottn, als man
beren 2eiAe srbumirte, Gin 53abn,
Der einft beln Wsltsroberer Napoleoa
9e3pgen lporben fein fou, fanb einen
adufer fir $3.50.
WGbrenb ber Inipefen@
Belt bes &aiIers in Berlin
tpebt pDm SAloB bic purpurltonbarte
bes &0niss pon PreuBen, au nel6er
Bel beIonoeren QtnldFeu (Neujabr,
&r0nungs@ unb OrbensfeIt, 8aifers
geburtstas) nod bic selbfsibene
Stanbarte bss beutiden aaiiers tritt.
Ole 8enusung DO n
90 / n b IN Ii 3 len n CUR Gr5eugunq
elettriT9er Str0me bat Ii9 BEL ben i'm
guftrage Der bGnif9en Resieruno pon
profenor ga @our in Der Nabe DOH
4sfpb dusgefiibrten 8erIu9en als re6t
bortbeilbaft erpiefen. Die bierfIiioes
lise Qtrt ertpies iiA babel als bic bette.
OiserIte 8ep0tterungsz
# t It I erf9ien 1861 in Con
bon, Gin fGbtifder 8eamter gaos
mems 0raunt publi3trte in benz Qez
nannten Sabre Elm Bud, baS ii6 ms
befonbere nit Der 5rage bes 9(biterz
bens Der 2onboner 8ep0lferunq unb
ibrer Griebung bur6 bi, 2anbbepobs
ner befaBtt.
Stednabttn ooer Sidtrs
belts n limb in Gbinu
ni6t in @ebraud, 0aon befeitiat bort
bic aleiouugSItdds nit an6pfen in
AnopflD@srn ober nit Shleifen ooer
S9nuren qBer bort 3u iolcbtn Nus
bilfsnittel mi. giaoeln greiFt, ptre
aGgemein qls cine NRQresntliae per
ipa engsfsbeR
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u u q [ q n b ,
OPoda elmer Wlelnuno

- JeUU eJuEC VtStUuUU Uu4 Deus
tben in Oberihleiien iou Gusfht
p0rbanoen lein, oaB oas &oniBer
WDrbrdtiel. 0as unr Sahren ale
Welt beihdftiate. nun bod mod aes
loft meroen miro. Der in Beutben
anidifiae Ghldhter alberta mar in
ben 8erbaGt eet0mmen, boz Snbres ;
friit ben Nrbeiter 8rnnner ermoroet
au baben, unb oaroufbin in 6aft ae.
nomrnen uoroen. Da bic &uafih'
runa ber Wtorotat in ihren ginsel'
beiteu in gar mertmiiroieer ueber.
einitimmung init Dem &0niber MDro
itanb. muroen a(lerban0 Gern.utuns
gen laut. Nunmebr iit erntttelt
nuroen. oaB Siberia friiEer in Ronib.
BeitpreuBen. belG6ftigt war unb
es mirb Die Sbeorie anfaeiteIlt, oas
2iberea audi Ole grmorouna oes
@pnnaliaiten @inter in 8unis auf
oem Gewiiien babe. Wlan bdlt eS
ftir u,Dalid, oaB Siberia auf Winier
eiferiibtig mar. oen geebenbubler
t0iete uno ieinen 4eihnarn in Der
betannten idsredliheu Beiie ger
itii6elte.
- Cine OiUb8ppit tpmmt aus
Deutid. Suoweitasrifa. Sic meloet
oas GntueiGen Der Gebenenbanoe
unter Simon Copper. oem 9apitdn
Der sSranslnanns6 6Dttentutten, oer iih
erit am 3. Wdr5 eraeben batte uno
nun Iein gbrenmort aebr0hen bat.
Die @rubentntaftrUphen in
Deutihlano tnebren Iit neueroinas
in er5hredenoer Weile. Nab elmer
Weloung aus Durtlnuno haben in
Der 8ed1s rBreuBen" iieben Berg
leute ibren 9nb gefunoen. Das
Sell bes T6roerturbes riB uno bic
llnalii6liben itiiraten in Die 3iefe.
- Der baperiide Miniiter oea
Snnern Graf Wlnr D. Teilitlh. mel
der ieinen Buiten felt oetn SUM oes
5abres 1881 het(eibete. iit nunmebr
perabfdieoet muroen. Als iein Nahs
folger 1T oer Dberpfdlaiihe 8egies
runqsprdfioent D. Brettreib eruannt
muroen.
- Au elmer WeItausIteIuna in
Berlin i'm Sabre 1913 biirfte es nibt
to1ninen. Der Raiier lit entihieoen
| aeaen oas BrDieft.
- General Barilas. Der friihere
Br6iibent uun @uatemala. 1T in Der
6auptKaot Rerifu, 100 er m1breno
ber lesteu Sabre nnbnte. ermoroet
moroen. Gr iab in einem StraBen'
babnmaeen uno befnnb iih auf oem
@ege nah leinetn 6auie. als elm
iunoer Wenih uDn unaefdbr iiebsebn
Snhren in ben Magen itieg, auf i'm
suftiirSte uno ihm smei Doldhitibe
uerIebte. Sbon Der erfte Std ourh.
| l@nitt bic 6alsaoern uno fiihrte ben
ipfortioen Ioo oes Nugeariffenen
herbei. Der W6roer muroe feitaes
nommen. er nennt iib Sole Gitraoo
unb miu aus Oeos in Guatemala
ltarnmeu; Wienono tennt iba Dber
nil i'm tennen. Bariaas mar elm
Geoner Der iesi9en Heaieruna Sua'
temala's unb man erwartete. bah er
bel ber ndhften Asrdiioentenwabl
cine beruurra9enoe RDlle ipielen
| uerhe.
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Nus st. 0etersbura mirb q,

meloet: 9ie RorreipDnbensen uno
Nufseibnungen oes periturbenen
fraberen @eneralproturatorS oes
6eiligen Gbnuos, Wf. Boobieoonus.
seu. iino perYiegeIt in bem Rumai.
n0iem biitOriihen Wuieun, in Wos'
Tau binterlegt m0roen. Sn ueber.
einitimmung nit Der teitamentariIhen
Berfiiguna oes Beritorbenen meroen
oieielben nah aehn Sabren nerDffent.
lid3t ueroen. Die Bnpiere, melhe
an Wibtigteit ben Bismard ihen
uno 6ubenlDbe ihen Yer5ei@niiien
aleibfomH,en lollen, eritreden iih
iiber oas 8egime Der brei Barren,
nit oenen Buobieopnusaetu in ben
in ben intimiten gerbdltniiien tebte.
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y,pm einer zpinne aebtfien.

Durh Blutperaiftung in Tol1e ei'
mes Spinnenbiiies bdtte Sobn 0aib'
ineton. BUsauenile. 2eras. iein 2es
ben perluren, mdre er niht iiberreoet
tuoroen, Budlen's Gtnica Salbe au
Qebrouhen, bic IGN turierte. Is gts.
BEL Nbolpb Dreif uno 81. gubn &
On
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pnntiu
Gottt1taratit,
$tt1tRrlatit

,9Ooa Grader" oer 5l slei6er 3eit 10 f1nsperis
uno nabrbaft 1T, oaB er eir5ig oaltebt in Ieiue,
sor5ii9li6en 8ortrefflidfeit : Ser Name lit
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JaBn 8. SDltOi. Oeffeutlihg,
Rptar. @ruuoeigentum. aaent iiir
Benlipnaunipriidae. Gds GrDdett.
unb 9tannrros StrnSe. aegeuiiber BON
Der San &niOnio @rpres. 0euea
TeIephpn 439.
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. Su S3Otnanen uno gaopelIen

Sr W0t11nl1eli url0 gtcoeIen
meroen bic Wdnner oft aeseidnet.
tuie iie niht iein ioaen, uno bic
SFreuen, uie iie niht iinb.
- ueber eae Bubtilum Tam Elm
SHriItiteller unaeniert id3impfen:
mer es tie{t, besiebt es ia bod niht
auF iih,
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Heaept 9an. 1851, BET Giaser 4
Nmeno. turiert ni@t ale @efdmer.
ben, aber es miro &benmatistaus
furieren.
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PEOPLES TICKET.

fDnintert in Der 8eetbopDne6aGle am
Nptl 1897.
Wtanpr:
Grpan gattaabau.
Stobtontpolt:
Sof. &pan.
4Iieiior:
Spbn Stappenbed.
8onettor:
s. BilIemain:
glubitpr;
8. Beae.
Sbasmeifer:
@bas. q. s. mel.
Retorber:
Wf. 6. Budleg.
sllberm ens of, 9arae;
Sohn Bauer.
SOhn E. 6n mbletpn.
Wm. 8. Gihter.
9. s. Wauermann.
alderman erite gEar6;
s. 81. ambert.
alderman ssueite @arb:
Gil Nrl1auo.
alderman brittle 8arb;
Grid Weneer.
alderman nierte Narb:
ba5. g. Gmith.
alderman finite Bars.
u. s. Sod Dob.
alderman iebfte @are;
&. s. Carer.
alderman iiebente Barb.
Go. Braben.
alderman aebte garb:
gmiI 2uebn.
(Gnsei9e.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

SAYS FAULT" is THERE.
James W Nelll. Eminent Mining Engi-
neer. Discusses Conditions.

81 have read with great interest some
of the Boston News Bureau articles re-
gurdine Utah Consolidated under
ground conditions especially as relat-
ing 90 what you call the Yampa fault
have also read President Broughton's
denial OF the matter" says James W
Neill In the Boston News Bureau
Perhaps a few words from me might
throw some light on the subject. es-
pecially by reason OF my former con-
necuon with the Yampa. The fault is
there all right Perhaps some OF Mr.
BrOughton's subordinates have not cor
rectly informed him. ] believe. how.
ever, that there Il a good chance for
this fault being the biggest orch bear
ing channel in the Utah Consolidated
property, n they would only prospect
70. or this they apTpar 10 be afraid
When I started development on the
United States properties IN Bingham.
we followed-the rule OF driving along
the contact between the quartzite and
lime, marking every assure that cross
ed. and later driving along the assure
10 ma the ores During n months
there I did over 1900 lineal feet OF
work in the United states properties.
and SO well established was this Gus
tom that It has become the standard
u the camp.
An the ore bodies make on these
Ms assures either on or near the con-
tact on Tn some favorable layer Of lime
away from the main contact Now. IN
the so-called Utah Yampa fault tho
throw has been extreme. aence the
crushing OF the strata viii be great,
so that The conditions Tor the deposit
ton Of the ore lf the fault has been
pre- mineral, are most generous.
I'm the Nampa the ore bodies in
crease in size against or towards this
fault, and % is possible that the solu-
lions came mp through the fault 20
make both ore bodies. Developments
were not sufficient in either mine 20
prove or disprove this. and ] doubt II
they are today
Therefore 90 h not right To speak
Of the Highland Boy ore body being
mu.ted into the Yampa: rather h
should be- stated that thr Highland Boy
contact has been faulted up 20 the
Yampa"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
STRONG RALLIES
MARKED CLOSE
weakness Of a Few Stocks At
tributed to BeIated CLOSING
Out of Large Account.
HILL PROPERTIES SOFT SPOT.
Turned Market aud the Reaction
Wiped out All Adj
KunCps

New York. Now ia narrow drift
o. prices accompanied the opening
dealings in stocks, which were Of a
desultory character. and small frac-
tonol declines were IN the majority
hut there was "a fair sprinkung OF
gains including the e. s. steel stocks
New York Central and Northern Pa.
cine American Car preferred sold az
decline of 2t.
Buying orders increased and the
market turned uniformly upwards but
near II o'clock the Hil stocks weak
cned and the traders began 90 take
profits lu other stocks. ON the EIDE
vance Westinghouse Electric went up
y, General Electric = New York
Central 1 " and Reading and Amer
lean Smelling T. The reaction wiped
out about al of the advances and
forced Illinois Central "a below yes
tcrdays closing Great Northern pre-
fcrred and Northern Pacific feli o..
Atchisou I l5 and Ksnsas & Texas I.
The market closed strong. The
marked weakness Of a few stocks was
attributed 90 bel1ted closing out of
o. large account ana when this was
completed there We're vigorous rallies
90 The top. Union Pacific, ST. Paul.
Canadian Pacific. Southern Pacific
preferred Amalgamated Copper ana
Che u, s. Steel stocks rose ] or more
over last night corn products prefer
red u. American Smelling and PENN
sylvanla ! p and Reading 2%.