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The Irish standard., 1907-06-08
New St. Louis Freioht Yards.

ST. Louis. June 5.-William S. Nc
Chesney. .Jr.. general manager Of the
Terminal Railroad association of St.
Louis, Tuesday announced plans for
three new freight yards in st. Louis.
increasing the capacity of the ter.
minal's yards to 5000 cars. The cost
will he about $10.00O,000.
The Irish standard., 1907-06-08
w, J. Bryan Is Leagues cvest.

w. J. Bryan Is Leagues Guest.
New York, June civilian ]. Bryan,
who has been in the south for several
days, went to Albany, N. Y, Wednes.
day, where he visited the senate and
assembly and where a reception was
given him by the newly formed Demo.
cratic league. In the late afternoon
he visited Vassar college and in the
evening he went to Newburgh.
The Irish standard., 1907-06-08
Frisco Street Car Dynamited

San Francisco. June 5.-Dynamite
was exploded under the first car sent
out over the McAllister street line
Tuesday. The forward trucks of the
car was raised from the tracks and the
passengers were badly frightened, but
no serious damage was done. The
explosion occurred when the car was
half way between Polk street and Van
Ness avenue.
The Irish standard., 1907-06-08
Gen. Thomas H. Ruoer Dead,

Stamford. Conn, June 4.-Gen.
Thomas H. Ruger, U. 8. A. (retired),
died at his home here Monday. He
leaves widow and two daughters.
The burial probably will be at West
Point.
The Irish standard., 1907-06-08
Secretaries to Visit Oklahoma.

Guthrie Okla, June 3.--Secretary Of
War Taft and Secretary of the In
terror Garfield have promised to visit
Oklahoma in August and make public
apeecheR
The Irish standard., 1907-06-08
Talk Of Croker in Parliament,

London. June 3.-The newspapers
are reviving the report that Richard
Croker cherishes an ambition to en-
ter the British parliament as an Irish
nationalist member.
The Irish standard., 1907-06-08
Lunc heon for Mark Twain,

6V1tSUSOVI IOV WdTN T"dTH'
London, June 5.-Mark Twain &C.
cepted the invitation Of the Pilgrims
society to entertain him at lunch June
rs. Mr.. Birrell, chief secretary for
Ireland, will preside and many notable
persons will be present.
The Irish standard., 1907-06-08
Fire in Newspaper Office.

Fire In Newspaper ONCE.
Knoxville, Tenn. June 5.-The plant
Of the Knoxville Sentinel was serious.
ly damaged by fire Tuesday afternoon.
the loss being estimated at about $780,
600
The Irish standard., 1907-06-08
THE MARK ETS.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

Chicago. June s.
FLOUR - Market unsettled Sprinc
wheat. special brands, $3.50. Minnesota
hard patent. jntn. 81 701b.2o straight cx-
port bags. $3.snn42;; clear. export bags,
S335f743 20.
WHEAT Declines. july s4mosAc De-
cember aSMGil. nnh
CORN Weak May, 534A54Ac; July.
537aM54asc.
OATS Easy. July. 4ssl G4olsr
BUTTER Active. Creamery. extra, per
H.. 23iac. diaries. 2lc.
LIVE POI'LTR}-Stc Turkeys,
per H.. 11c chickens. fowls. 13c. ducks.
12r.
EGGS Easy Frcsh eggs al mark. new
cases included, l41ac per dozen; prime
firsts, 15c; extras. 11hc.
The Irish standard., 1907-06-08
Snow at Newport, r. I

Newport, R. l., June A slight
snow fall occurred here late Monday.
The furry was followed by q cold
rain.
The Irish standard., 1907-06-08

New York June E.
FIOUR-Quiet and barely steady,
Minnesota patents. ss.lhG5ss. winter
strnights s. 35M45o.
WHEAT Higher on firm cables. July,
81 .h31 .o3H September, 81. o3ltM1 o4it; u, :
cember, 81 05iAMl. n5a>
RYE Firm. No. 2 western. S3l1c C. 1. T..
Buffalo
ORN--Steady. September. 62Ac.
The Irish standard., 1907-06-08

Omaha, Neb, June 5.
CATTLE--Market steady to shade low
err Native steers. s4.5oG6.2 %: cows and
heifers. $275Q1475: western steers. $35o0
$50; Texas steers. $3.00ll45n: COWS and
heifers. s2.5Na4.25; Gamers. s2ood3.00:
stockers and feeders, $3.o015.00: calves.
S. 25fl5 Is; bulls and stays. $3.o5647s.
HOGS Market shade lower. Heavy,
s. 9Nf16 90: mixed. $H,95G6no: light $60nfD
6.l2k, pigs, s.. 5o1so bulk Of ales $592h
$500.
SHEEP-Market steady. iearlinRe,
IS. 15Gs.75: wethers. s5.50@6.5o; ewes. s475@
IN. lambs Sc. .G1s.lQ.
The Irish standard., 1907-06-08
Live Stock.

Chicago. June 8
CATTLE Good to prime steers. $I.751
SIS, fair to good steers. ST. 25N57': in
ferior to plain steers, s45oGta oh, plain to
fancy yoarlings. $h.h0GG25. plain to fancy
COVE. 81. 100 Is: fair to fancy heifers. $500
fn5 49, good to choice feeders. s4nGGr6 "a
fair to choice stockers. !3o08425; com.
mon to choice bulls 50 50N5. 10: calves,
common to fair. s4.50G6.oo calves. good
to fancy Sc hNN725.
HOC,sHeavy packing sows. $500
6.171a; choice to prime heavy shipping
barrows. $6151s 30; mixed packers. s6160
S.32ha: rough throw-ou A.15I5,5o pigs,
s. 5oMS.1 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Mns benz Jmncrcn WarglanO's mub
ben angrcn5cnocn Stdaten.

g lcincS 90 Il . d) en- on9cgri +
Iie iiebcll Sabre olte Sodbter bon
George T~olenberger BON Soger3.
tolun, Wo., Die am Wontog bon ci.
ltenl nnbefonmtcn Wonnc III ibreS
ToterS &oiS nllgegriffen muroe, lit
1lildlid)er Weiic nit Dem Sd)redclt
odnon 9%efonlmen. Der ltnntcni6,
BON Dem bis jcbt nod jcoe Spnr
icblt, triig ooS aino in elm Nintcr-
3intnlcr n1o perbono linn Den Wllno,
Inn cs an S6reien 81 p%crbill0ern,
Dos u%nbcrbofitc Gintreten Der Witt
ter ocs Wuod)cnS perlhcltdtc ben
Mann Der, obne Dem Gino Elm 2eio
5ufiigcn 81 folnclL gum Scllltcr bius
aus iprnng.
Selb It moro.
Noob grnit, ein pronlinenter 9iir-
ger bon aceopspillc, Wb., eri6oB iid)
gcItcrn in cincm Sotcl in GbombcrS.
burg $50. Sll einem DER @ricfc, bic
or hinterlieB, gibt er oils @runo 81
Scr Sbot grobe @elopcrluitc al. Gr
lpor 80 Sabre alt.
Sclbit II d.
GlinS s. @nfcr, cill iuoblbobenocr
Snrnlcr, lpcld)cr nobc 9cnr = Greet,
bel SogcrStoipn, Wtb., mobnt, Der
iild)tc ii6 om SicnItog nit cincm
Hoiirmeiicr ocn @ols blIrdBuidnci.
oen. IS lit &%oifrung porbonben,
DOB CT gcrettct neroen fam. Der
Wann mar Die Iebte Belt iebr niebers
9eiblogen, ilnb in einem Infolle bon
Sd)mermltb pcrIud)tc or lid ooS Sc.
ben 5il nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
,Sudnuaiicr in !Sapouo.

Suoann 3. 2lpril. 49, Uci bcnt
5crrid)cn6cn Stllrm lit cilt 0roBer
IbciI Der Stnot iiberidiucmnt nor.
Den. Gle bobcn @o0en ii6erid,loocn
Die MtoIcn llno Ole ON Noiell 0elc0c.
,len StraBen Iino inter @oiier 0eiett.
Ger berilb1tlte Yro0o ltcht beinobc bis
gum Gentral-Enrf inter @aiier. T5n
ciltt9en 60llen mltr0eh Hieroe BON
ben onltiirmenoen Woiiermniien iiber.
ro'dt mo fonnten lid i1ltr 0lrd)
Sfluimmcn rettcn. Die 0euobncr
eilit0digcr @ebdnoc mnlBtcn Don ocr
Foli5ct in Soutcn bcircit lpcr0cn. IS
miro befiirdtct, bnb cinigc @Guier in
ocn inter @a1icr g"cicttelt StroIen
etnltiir3en mer0en. DIS Seueroepor-
tcmcllt lit Don &a0a0p ans Inn Siilic
nngcgon9cn mor0clL no Die ISllltb 0uS
Seben Der Ginlpobner beOrobt. Ger
StroBenbnbnoerfebr 5lpiid)en &upono
nit Taonoo lit 0llrd) Die lleheriduncnls
nIlllA rnter6rohen mor0cn. Die 40.
lt5ci lt10 Die Sellerncbr lit0 ulliges
boten Tim Die &iiltenbcrpobllcr 5t ret.
ten, oic ii6 in GROCER @ciobr beiin-
0clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
ShiifSnahridtcn

.Dorf 8. april. = 9tngc.
fommen iinb bier Die 9on,pfer uaoi.
ier @ilbelm Der 3rueite" bon Bremen,
,Gepic" BON 2iperpopl, .9oronio"
pon 2ipcrpopl ilno .SrieoriG Der
@roBc" bon Teopel.
Abgegnngen limo bon bier Die Gam.
pier oNooroom" nod Hotteroom nnb
n8cntonic" nod 2ipcrpooI.
Irtwcrpen, 2. slpril. - Gin
~getroffen bon Nep-Dorf lit Der Can't
pier rSinlano."
9remrn,3 3. slpril. = angelongt
iino bier Ole Compiler uaronprin5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

Sm 2S. M6r5 Compiler oGorpotbio"
nod Gibraltar mo NcopcI,
Nm sc. WrGr} Gompicr yGorm.
itnOt" nodb Wrcmcn.
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nod) &ipcrpooI.
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nod @omburN.
2m 80. MFGr5 ser Tompicro Ecm.
iDIuOnio" nod &nmbrrg.
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nod) Gibraltar un0 Ncopcl.
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nod 9l1tlucrpcll.
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nodl 2ouoon.
2ln 30. Mi6r5 Compiler .G6i(o0cl,
pbiu" unN Soutbonlpton.
9ln 30. M6r} Gompicr n%9(I.orio"
nod @ln%gom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

bcfinoen iif sic bcriibmtciten 9(crstc
bon Tenti6Iano, 0eItreid) nno Hlli-
lun0.
9cQin8 Sctbitmor6 in
W il II d en-.
Gin ie%nIotioncllcr Selbitmloro, ser
aus Wfiindlctt gencloct miro, biloet
BORT ooS GogeSgeiprdd. Ter Gbci.
Nr3t oeS o@iielo &inoer- SoipitoIS,"
Or. Morris Sublcr, Elm Stieiiobn Oca
bcrilbntcn ShnllipicIcrS Soicf auint
bat Sot0 al lid acIcNt. Gr lpor in
Nmertta gcborcn unb 81 %ohlc alt.
Ter 9clucA0rlmO Der (bot ipir0 IN
lccItlhcr 0cprcIlion Qcillht. SllBIer
1otte Gerolrmc 3cit in bcocnfIidcrr
GonfIift init Der mc0i5iniidcn &c.
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i'm mlroe Der %orlulrri crh2bcn, ou6
er Inter N%nuen0ung %unIoutcrCr Mlit.
tel GoIegen bon ibrcn Eoiton Der.
or0ngt babe, INN iclbit Gortbcilc 5lt
crlongcn, 9ic 6duc mur0er ser,
Hr5tlidcu Ston6cSucrcinen Milrt}cn $
jlIr @c1trtbcillnrg porGcIcqt mo oicic
cntIbieoen orcinlul 9egcn Ntttlcr, moz
ollrcb oeIien Stc0ltn0 81 elmer duBerit
brethren lunror. Sic @crbGltniiic &c.
ltoltctcn iid IdIicBlid ocrort. ouI
Err1BcIlin @iiclo, Die Urn;0blin Oea
General 6cIomorihGta Erin5cn SEQ
polo bon 9aDerll BON mcld)er. 0us SO
'pitol ieinen Nnncn bat. ooa Yrotcf
tornt ilbcr Die 9lnitllt nicOcrleatc. Iic
altnOc bon ocm ScIbitnloro 0c5 Or.
S1lblcr bot in alien &rciirn Miin.
bcn'a aroBr Grrc1unD 0erpprNrrllIrn.
Gon0rcB ouf0el0it.
Ger Eoli5ci in Wonnbcin iii eS
Itod) Den cifriGitcn Nodfcrihrn len
0clrm9en, Den Sit 6ea Nnord,iItcu.
GongreIirS, bon 6ciicn Goolulg bercitS
bcrihtct lullr0c, 81 cntocctct. Sobol6
ooS gtcit G%ciitnOcn mar. tnllrOc Scr
GorgrcB m%iAeDobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
M~6iagrtstnAc Der 0ampicr uun
Nrm.glurf.

Pm A.. Npril Gon,picr nGuriiirit"
nod) Bremen.
Pm 4. 9Ipril Gornpicr oGitto 81
Nopoli" nod Ncopcl un0 @curn.
Nn 4. NpriI Gompfcr go Cor.
roinc" nod SABRE.
Nm 6. 9lpril Gonlpicr nG0uig @l!'
bert" nnd Ncapcl un6 @cnlo.
PIN 6. Npril Compiler "2ojio" nod
Ncopcl mo 0cnlto.
PIN 6. 2lpril NonIpicr oNiimc.
tonfn" nod HoHoon.
Pm 6. 9lpril Iompicr Settle" nod)
Soutbnmpton.
PIN 6. Mpril Gompicr .Gyoonlon0"
nudb NntmCrpcn.
Gin 6. Npril Gompier .2uconio"
nod 2ipcrpool.
Sim 6. 9lpril Gompicr n@oIocricC"
noA &om6ltr1.
gm 6. 9lpril Gorlpicr go Orc.
tn1nc" nod SABRE.
Pm g.. Npril Compiler rGolumbio"
nod WIoS1oiu.
Sim 9. gpril Iompfcr .&oiIcr @2iI.
Dclm scr 3lucitc" nod Bremen.
gm o. @lpriI Gounpicr nGoronio"
nod 2ipcrpool.
Pm 10. Npril 9ounpfcr Baltic"
nod 2iOcrpool.
9ln 10. 9lpriI Gompicr ngiUnoom"
nod Hottcr6nnt.
glnt #. gprit G,ompicr .Moin"
nod Bremen.
Pm 1.Npril Tompfcro2 go Sopoie"
nod Soprc.
Sim fl. gpr;I Gonipicr n@lii6cr"
nod Somburg.
Nnt #. Spril Gompfcr. Glooonio"
nod Gibraltar lrlb Mcopcl.
Sim If. gpril Sampler n@cQi9
SlnD" nod Gnpcn6o0cn.
PIN i3. Npril Gnnpfcr nMo0onno"
nod Ncopcl.
9[m 13. S(pril Gompicr n6rieNrid
Ser 0robc" nnh Ncopcl mo Ucnio.
Pin 13. Npril Gompfcr, Winncopc.
lis" nod) 2onbon.
Inl IS. 9(pril Compiler Ncp Dorf"
nod Sortbnmpton.
Nm 10. gpril Compiler .Soocr.
Inn0" nod ntlpcrpcn.
Iu IS. 9lpril Compiler .llm6rio"
itdd) 2%iperpool.
S(nl 13. g(pril Gompicr Batavia"
llod Sombnrg.
PIN 16. Slpril Gompicr .9rcSlau"
ldh Bremen.
Im II. 9lpril Tompicr yGolabrio"
had Neopcl.
am II. april 3ampfcr n9ombors
oio" nad) 8enllu.
gm II. glpril Gompfer nYotsoon"
nod &ottcrcom.
Am II. gpril Tompfer yMaieItic"
nod 2ioerpool.
Nm II. gpril Gompiern Sronccsco"
nod Reopel mo @enua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Sn.rb Mites, ,,U,cfpote, Sole"

GDroDit, Gafr 'pn 2bir. uu1 3prrcit.Str.
Su"upionartier oes Srtdlopereins ,Q1 10.
bie". SinGilmioen tcoeit GurderildeNbeuo
g,cria,dnlunsen bcs r0cfienriul MeBaets
Gereins" teoCu 9. UNI 4. 8icnitdg I'm
Wtpiiat. Jcfcpbon-G. q u. Woiie t756 "
Canton II SiaDianbiuip n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

@iIhcIm" un0 oGhenInib" BON Nem.
Worf mo nSl0cnburg" BON @olti.
more.
Hon0on 3. Mpril. - Gun Ncu.
Norf troi bier Scr Compiler oWiiuuc.
bnbo" Gin.
@oprc, 3. Npril. 1890 Ginqctroiicu
lit bier Scr Gnnpftr go @uSco1nr"
Don Ncm-Norf.
Ncopcl, >. Npril. - Ger Gam.
pier yNor0 Nmcricu" lol,0tc pom
gtcm.Nort bier al.
GncCnHtomr II, 3. 9lpril. 49, Nm.
%0cfonnncn Don Atcru- 2)ort lit Scr
Compiler oGcconic."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Scntp 6. s.ltlu's Wcftnrraut,

UT. 2id, Glai., rnbr ptiparo.2fraBe.
Nnraiiplide &ciue, Syirtfuoien u. uaion'
@iaurren. .Neiies Qlter uu Sop, 2unib
fir @ets5dftSierie Dor 1870 Born. bis
2 ubr SiabmittGuS. 9%.elepbpn, Is. Il y
- ut. Setituii zoos 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

Goo crIIc &icbt 5lldt oltr6 0o2 Gam.
l!lCrlL
Gnrd) 9tcbcI rinNt iib idrpcr icirl
S6ciL
9hI2 0cn Tcbrifcu br6bnt Gas M1nl,
lllCrll
Eici IN ooa %cr} Der &1llicr Gin.
Ger %A6cnOtGnu, Ger @lnucu icbrtc
limo Stcinc ioNO, Ocdt icnht Die
Mullo.
Die graft lid I6nAo 0erStroBc ocbutr
l(no m%lipdrt9 ItciAt gum Molfcns
r0n0.
Gin QrcQcr Fiiii. - Die &dnnlcr
idlucincn
lln0 (ouiGr0 m0l5cn iiN ourd'~
Ebur,
Sic N%bcnbucbcl ober ltcic,n
llno liciAcn oi6t mo idnucr cl;por.
9tllr icltcn bringt ollrd) ibrc Moiic
Der 1robcn 6rcuoc Wiclonic,
Wol licbt lie nidt. Ole i%init'rc @oiic,
llnOiclblt ole 2rnnItb mcioct lie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
ehrlsbt's rnni.Saac."

Sauptanortter beg "DGDern SIT. Uni. .yers
ems" a@ihen!rnr3 : SGmcu : Seretns,"
Canton Srtnerioibren zen Nau. Mrb peibs
EereinS." -Fcaifbe Stniitb:thfcii" uno
.Scfper'G onflGoe @r. ATS, Z. 9. g."
iSrif6es Nier AT ieoer 3eit. Is. & g..
Telepbon. &olie 1893 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
annn nrnnk,s .edaer.Nsrherae,"
Mpbert WHIT mrr'S

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gr. t92t-t923, Orleans. Gtrnbr.
Sarptauuriter he's .Wicjnri Wihruer'
hnc5." Gtngittloe icbcu Sonteritng
Nbenb. Ser ,W,n}Grt gidr.s uno pcib'
Ncrein" nerio1ineIl IT'D tcben Dlcning
bicr. Gbcinpcaie , lelepGuu gBollc
S44 s.. (9prili tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Gnrino's y0antcn aisbeitrons.eane,"

Gnritg's ,Gantpu 2tebettrnn5.GnfIe."
Sunpinllrtier bee ga ntonscie6e ..tan5".
Giraitu1oe ieben MtiiirDh abenb. Der
Sariensgiere!n oer'ommeit flo fchcn 8isn.
itup Ibeao. - .@niionnl"'9ier am 3dpi.
Che apeafc'l elepppn - BoIfe t453 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

ycrfnmmIunGS.2ptal oes oslrioniasGon'
claees Mr. 200, $. 2. g." s:srben'9t'
itriftS 9r. 100" yG6incr,8inriitS gir.
1913, .. u. D." un6 .Gifirifl5 ytr. 81,
3. II. y. Snue an glereine 81 berrlies
then. .5etnIIe. &iere, Aicine ulb anotre
Se.rdrie. EEL: Is. & y. YBolic GAO u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

SU L.
Sic 9crlircr 96ric beflttocte &c.
tern Wicocr NerpDiit1t. Canadian
Eocific" ginger nbermolS biniuitcr.
Wit Spanmng iicbt man Oeit &c.
rift Der Hcidsonf fir ocn 81. MGr3
cntgeaen, Der nod nidt bcfonnt oeae.
ben moroen lit. Nur peiB man be-
reits 10 pieI, CAB ole Gnten nno 3if,
fern fein iebr roiiges 9ilo %gepGbren
lperOen. Gle i'm llmlaui bciinolidell
Note1 iiberItcigen Die Geicrpe i'm
$1M,0O0,00O, i'm Scrglei6 81 $59,.
100000 Dor einem Sabre. Die Gis-
contos moren UNI $47.500,0O0 grof .,
mo Die Metollporrdtbc crlitten cine
Ginbllbe bon $48,500000.
Meue t.
Sier lit cine ruiiiid)- beliti6e Gr5t.
life @eieqihait inter Der Yr1lioent-
ldoit bes Troi. b. 2epoen bon Berlin
ui,b oes Froi. 0edteroff bon Eeters.
biirg ms 2eben gerllien lporben. Ter
3iued Der 8eieuidoit lit bic SDroc-
riiilg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mth gcieligor
9eoieGurlgen 5lpiiben ben Ierjten ser
6eiocn Gambler. Inter ocn me6rerel,
Sunoert Mitslieoern Der @eieai6ait
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24
SLASHES THROAT
WITH BIG KNIFE
George Rasmussen Attempts
Suicide and Then Repents
of His Folly.
WAS RIDING IN BOX CAR
NOW AT EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
AND WILL RECOVER.

George Rasmussen. cook IS years old,
attempted suicide early yesterday morn
ing by slashing his throat with a butcher
knife, in a box car near Warm Springs.
After cutting his throat ne reuented of
his deed and sought aid from citizens liv-
ing in the neighborhood, and was finally
taken to the emergency hospital at the
Police Surgeon Samuel G. Paul dressed
his wound. He is still in the hospital. but
will undoubtedly recover.
Rasmussen at first said that he had
been attacked by rObber. who threw
him down and cut his throat after taking
his money. Later, however he admitted
that he had tried to commit suicide by
cutting his own throat
According TO his own story he came TO
Ogden from Denver three weeks ago. and
on Friday night rode in a box car from
Ogden to Salt Lake. The car which he
was in was switched onto siding in the
vicinity of Warm Springs. He grew de-
spondent because he had no money and
was out of work, and resolved 10 kill
himself. He took knife from the bundle
of butcher Knives which he carried and
slashed his throat. His wound. although
not serious. bled profusely and for time
the injured man was too weak TO walk.
Regretted His Action.
AS soon as he revived he regretted his
action and ran 10 the nearest house for
assistance 1t was the nome OF John VI
son. Mr.. Olson was aroused and the man
asked for aid. saying he had been at
tackled by a robber who took his money
and slashed his throat. Olson showed the
stranger the way to St Marks hospital,
but instead of going there he went TO the
house of Bert Fulimer, a musician in
Held's band. Here he told the same
story and Mr.. Fullmer took him in the
house and sent for the police.
The patrol wagon was rushed to the
scene and the wounded man taken to the
police station. After his wound was
dressed he gave several contradictory ac-
counts of the supposed attempted muir
der and finally confessed that he had at
tempted suicide. He is still at the emer-
gency hospital, but will recover.
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PIONEER VIZ MIN PASSES
Mrs. Jane Bradford, Who Came
Here in 1847, Succumbs to
Advanced Age.

Mrs. Jane Gardner Bradford, % years
old, who came to Utah in the second COM
pany of pioneers, died at her home, .
Capitol avenue, at o'clock Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Bradford was born in Dalhousie.
Ontario. Canada. Aug. q, 1888. Early
In life she joined the MHmon church and
in company with her family removed TO
Winter Quarters, Mo, in 1916.
She came TO Salt Lake valley shortly
afterward. arriving here in October, 1s47
This company was under the direction of
Bishop Hunter.
Mrs. Bradford was married to Rawsel
Bradford. also a pioneer of 1877. March s.
1852 Their first years in the valley were
spent on Mill creek. Later the family re-
moved to South Cottonwood. where Mr..
Bradford died and where Mrs. Bradford
lived until last October, when she came to
Farmer ward.
The deceased is survived by six chill
dren: Ann Fox, Of Rigby, Ida; William
Bradford, principal of the Lowell school;
Archie Bradford of the Tonopah Mining
company; Janet Perry, of Forest Dale;
Robert H Bradford. OF the university
Sylvester D. Bradford, of Weber Stake
academy at Ogden.
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near the forward end. Of the car. were
thrown between it and the adjoining car
dttdcned TO the engine and fell onto the
rack Inc car and a portion OF the en-
glhe passed over them crushing both legs
OF Mr. TAFT at the thigh and almost sew
erlng them from the body, breaking the
neck OF Mr.. Leigh, killing him instantly.
1lr. Iatt was unconscious but few mo-
ments; his wonderful nerve and physical
strength enabled him to endure his suf-
ferlng with fortitude and courage sell
dom heard of but peculiarly characteristic
OF the man. He remained conscious for
ABOUT two hours. when death relieved him
OF his dreadful suffering.
during his extreme suffering he re-
tanned his cOmpOstre and the thought
uppeTmoSt in his mind was the duty he
owed his constituents and state. He ex-
Pressed the desire that the business of
this house and important questions be-
fore it should be attended to with
promptness and fearless fidelity to the
state. which was likewise characteristic
of the man.
All that loving hands could do TO relieve
Messrs. Taft and Leigh was done. The
messenger of death had claimed them and
their useful and eventful lives were
ended
Peace to their ashes, consolation to
their bereaved families in the hour of
their great affliction, and may the mem
DRY of their honorable and heroic char
acters live forever
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IRENE cold are quickly aileviated when
the shelter of d tent and stove or fire,
or the recesses of a snug, warm bunk
or bedNare reached
Against these points must be placed
the fact that the traveller, when endur-
ing the trials of long-continued great
heat, has no means available of lessen
ing the discomfort and attendant strain
on the system.
In camp life great heat cannot be
excluded from ones environments 60
the same extent that great cold can
temporarily be.
TO my mind there is little DOUBT
that, ordinarily speaking, the body is
capable of far greater physical exertion
in the bracing atmosphere of great cold
than in the enervating one of great
heat, and that less permanent injury Is
usually done to the system by combat
ing great cold than great heat.
II have seen negro stoker on a
liner rush up from the engine room
frantic with heat in the Red sea. and
commit suicide by jumping overheard
And. again, we have ali read of the
almost overpowering desire that over
takes explorers in the arctic and ant
arctic chimes at times to lay them down
ana sleep in the snow-a sleep that can
have no awakening