davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22

419s-5 ACRES OF RICH LAND, NEW BROOM
house. best condition; outbulldings: fruit shade.
plenty OF frewood; excellent neighborhood. near
boating short drive from place; a bargain home
for summer or year around. 500; less than
cost. Photo THE SOULE Co. Inc. go La ave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT PRO
bato Division, in ana Tor sut Lake Couu-
Is. state of Utah. Ia the matter of tIe
estate and guardianship on Gundhll
Mario Olsen. an Incompetent Aouce.--Tle
amfuded petition of FRANK 49,. Olsen, tho
guardian OF tho porauu and tho estate
on tho above named mc0myctcnt. prny-
ing for au order OF sale ur real property
of said Incompetent and that am persons
Interested appear before TIE sId Court to
show cause why an order should n1t Boz
granted to aeIl go much Hs shall De uHc-
essarg. OF tle following doHCrbCd real
estate of said lnCompatcut. tu-wltt
LOT one. block fory plat 3D." salt
Lake city survey sat Lake county,
Utah. beginning four aild uuo-half rods
west of Che southeast corner ~ said 'of.
and running thoucc north seven rlds
Themes wcst three rods thence south
seven rods. Thence cast three ruda t1 tho
place of beginning has been oct Tor ho1r-
luF on Saturday tho lfth 0aN of septem-
Der. A. -. 1901 Ht Do O'clock "a. m. az
the County Court House. in Tho court
Room of said Court. M salt Llke city
Salt Lake county Utah
Witness thc clerk ~ said Court with
the seal Thereof afnaod. tnia ath day Of
August. A. d. 1917
lseaD j. r.. EI4DHEDGE DR.. clerk.
ay W. ~. fauHWorth Deputy clerk.
Richard W. Young Attorney f0r Gulr-
dian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

that Of the remount service 10 which
great attention IS now being Given
European armies. In his report he
recommends the establishment OF a
separate division OF the quarturmaster
generals Office TO be known as the re-
mount division and under charge OF an
officer OF the Quartcrmastcr's depart
mont especially selected By the secre-
tary OF war on the recommendation
OF the quartermaster general of the
army who would supervise all purChas-
as Of animals In addition TO The main
office located IN the quarternastcr gene
erals office Gen. Aleshire recommends
that there should be established near TO
the great horse raising sections Of the
country three or four rcmount dcpots
where horses could be purchased and
where the standards desired could be
insisted upon. II would De the busi-
ness Of the officers in charge Of these
remount depots TO keep a record OF the
number and class Of horses iu the roe
mount district how bred. by whom
owned. and where located Tho OBJ
ject and purpose OF these districts be-
ing 90 give % each rcmOuut depot a
particular section OF the United States
from which to receive its supply az
Young horses. There is no Intention on
the part OF the Quarterrnaster general
TO establish breeding farms in certain
sections of the country as has been
enormously reported. the only object
OF Gen. Aleshire being Co raise the
standard OF horses and mules in the
army. secure younger horses and mules
and. if possible have them educated for
the service for which they are Intended
at The time Of purchase These and
many other things are taken up and
discussed I'm one OF the most interesting
reports which has been prepared by "a
government official
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
COLLISION TO SECURE
DIVORCE AND REMARRY.

New York. Sept "A remarkable
story Of a change In the martial re-
iaiions of Ferdinand n Earle. an art
It, and son OF the late Gen Ferdinand
- Earle. the hotel man, Us published
today apparently on the authority
OF Mr.. Earle. himself Tho arrange
mcnt which Mr. Earle says has been
decided upon included the return TO
France on his wife. where n is plan
ned she IA 10 secure a divorce and this
accomplished. the wedding Is 90 occur
o' Mr. Earle and "a young woman.
~hoso name IL Withheld, but who all
ready l1 living with her brother in
MT Larle's country home near Mon
roe orange county. N. \. A young
con o % accompany the wife 10
france The arrangement. strange 20
.aA' lh apparently acqulcscod in by all
the persons involved
Earle IN a published interview says
lhal no is acting on his conviction,
lic admits that his wife o. "a French
woman whom he married no years
ago, but says eventually something
began % arise between them Of which
she began 20 complain
a rev months ago. while travelling
IN Europe. he met the young woman
Mhom ne intends 90 make hts wife.
ilke himself. he SAYS that she was
socialist ana held the same Views he
lll nf 20 the happiness 81 welded life.
IheY beeame attached ana realize that
lheif marriage had been fore ordained
before their births Then the al.
Yorce was arranged
Earle Insisted On calling In his wife.
dainty little woman, slim and pale.
VINO confirmed his story.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
THE MANCHU SUCCESSION
BECOMES IMPORTANT

Kekin, Sept. 3,-The question OF the
Manchu succession. native officials as
sert. has today become the paramount
topic Of deliberauon at the summer
palace One OF the ablest foreign au-
thorities says that more urgent than
a constitution for China. or the ANAL
sanatiop OF the opposing Chinese and
Manchus, Is the question OF an heir
apparent, which the dowager empress.
the greatest Of all Manchus. closely
IDENTIFIES with the continuance aud se-
curtty % the dynasty. The question
has not been raised since the time sub
sequent TO the dOwagers deposing OF
Prince Chun's son Pu Chun. in accord
ance with the protocol Of 1901 when
majority Of the imperial clan reaffirmed
loyalty to Pu Chun. This action caused
dangerous scandal and was regarded
as an aftront 20 the power threatening
removal Of complications. A price
was placed on Chun's head the clan
was denounced ard its activity sup
pressed.
The urgency OF the question Of the
succession and the difficulty OF its set
Element ~ serious, owing 30 the natural
inhrmities OF The dowager empress. due
10 old age, which are compile iced by
threats OF apoplexy and also by the con-
ditlon Of the emperor. who constantly
Is reported to be AZ. He Is said to
be the victim Of a decline. which adds
TO the possibility OF al accident 10
the throne. Sther than that feared from
anarchists and revolutionists.
In view OF her own precedent OF ar
hltrarlly making Kwang Hsu emperor.
lt is believed that the dowager empress
viii declare the heir apparent inde-
pendently Of the wishes OF the imperial
clan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
FEET OUT
sho Had curious Habits

When a person has 60 keep the feet
out from under cover during the cold
est nights in winter because of toe
heat and prickly sensation, II f. time
that coffee. which causes the trouble.
be left on.
There Is no end 20 the nervous con-
ditlOng that coffee viii produce n
shows An one way in one person and
IN another way In another. In ,hia
case the lady lived in s. Oak She
says;
n have had 10 lie awake nalf the
night with nay feet and limbs out Of
tho bed on the coolest nights. and
felt afraid 20 sleep FOR fear OF catch
ing cold. / had been troubled for
years with 4 itching and Jerking o.
the lower limbs. and for most OF the
time I have been unable 10 10 Co
church or 10 lectures because Of that
awful feeling that l must keep on the
move.
when n was brought 10 my atton-
ton that coffee caused 90 many nor-
yous diseases, 1 concluded 40 drop
coffee and take Postum Food Conoe
% see II my trouble WAS caused BY
coffee drinking
n only drank one cup Of coffee for
breakfast but that was enough to 40
the business for nae. when / quit II
my troubles disappeared in an almost
miraculous way, Now 1 have no more
~ the jerking and twitohlng and can
sleep with any amount ~ bedding
over mo ana sleep all night. in sound.
peaceful rest
Postum Food Coffee h absolutely
worth its weight lu gold 90 me-"
''rhcre'n "a Reason" Read. the little
health classic. The Road 10 Wolf
ullc," in pkas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
WIDOW WHO MADE
ILLICIT WHISKY PAR00NED.

Washington. d. G.. Sept As the
result OF an appeal "a behalf OF children
In need Of the caro- of mother. prcsi-
dent Roosevelt has granted commuta-
ton OF sentence IN the case OF Mrs.
Alkaline Rose OF jackson county. XIV
Mrs Rose was convicted in. the limit
ed states court for tho Eastern district
OF Kentucky or making and selling
whisky IN violation of law. She vae
sentenced 70 pay fine on 81 1000. and
imprisonment for six months. rho
friends OF Mrs. Rose rotitioned the de-
rartmont OF justice. recitinr that she
was widow with eight children Bcing
unable as she beloved. 90 supuort ion
children IN any other way. Mrs. Rose
Iesorted 90 making and selling whisky,
lhe children are in a doplOrablc condi-
ton ana scattered among the nairh-
pors' on "a promise by Mrs Rose tbat
she would NOT make or sell any mon
WHISKY Atty Gen. Bpnaparto recon-
mended To- President Roosevelt a conn
mu tauon Of sentence 10 expire Sept. M
which the president has approved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
MANSFIELD LEFT HIS
FORTUNE TO HIS WIFE

New York. Sept 3-"After tho
payment Of my just debts. It Is my
desire that my entire estate, both
real and personal. go TO my wife. Be
atrice Cameron Mansfield"
This, one OF the shortest wills on
record, Is the last win and testament
OF Richard Mansfield. the actor. II
Was made IN 1894. when Mrs Mans
Held, who had been the wife OF the
actor for two years, retired from the
stage. No viii was made after that
time. No codicil was added. As he
thought then. he thought when he
died, ana the widow was named as the
sole executrix without bond.
Probably worth $4,000 when he
married, the first ACT ~ the great
player vas TO deed Il 10 his wife. In
the years that followed a. his sea-
sons showed profits Of from $4,000
10 SEQ. 600 the money was invested
as his judgment indicated I'm real es-
ate ana the deeds made out In his
gifes name
The three New London estates and
he home on Riyerdale drive, his
rights 20 all plays and scenery, his
stock ana cash in bank, will amount
.ife insurance. OF this all save the
life Insurance policy ana cash and
bonds were Mrs Mansfield before
bis death, 20 that the property. OF
which the WIN dleposes Il worth not
more than 100000.
The viii was drawn hy former
Judge DittenhOefer OF this city. a.
was opened on Monday night at Seven
Acres, the home Of the Manshelds an
New London. and win be probated Ia
this city IN few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division. in and for Salt Lake C0uu-
Is, Statcof Utah. ln the matter OF fhe
estate OF John H.. COX. Deceased. Notice.
The petition OF Martina -. cox. admin
istratrlN of the estate OF John E cox.
deceased, praying Tor am order of SAD
OF real property OF said decedeut rrd
that AN persons interested appear bef1rc
the said Court Co show cause why an
order should not hc granted o. SIN 81
much as shall be necessary. Of the fol-
lowing described real estate of sid dc.
ceased. t0-Wit:
All Of lots G. q. S. O. 10 and II. in block
one of south Belmont q subidivaon of
lot z. block %. 5-acrc plat "A" Bg Field
survey. AN being situated lu the Clty and
County Of Salt Lake aud State NJ Utah
has been SGT for hearing on snturdav.
The 7th day OF September. A. D. 1877. al
Do o'clock a. m. al the County Court
House. in the Court Room NJ said court
Oh salt Lake city SAT- Lake County.
Utah.
Witnoss the clerk OF said Court. with
the seal thereof affixed this Est day N
August. A. j.. 1917
(seaD j T.. ELpREDGE JR. Clerk.
BY w. ~. FaInsworth. Deputy clerk
=, T. Farusworth Jr.. Attorney Tor
Petitioner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
COMMISSIONER LANE WILL
STUDY CAR SHORTAGE,

ChraA1 Sept "A special 20 the Rec
rt-tl .-lId Tom Washington says inter-
atD Commerce Commissioner Franklin
l. Lane UII leave Washington t0mOrrOW
0r urotrctei tour or the west which
likely to bear very important results.
/ D. ADDITION 60 looking into the matter OF
ow thoroughly certain BIZ railrvad sys-
\ ms have been living up 90 the anti
bate provisions of he rate law, Mr..
ara win devote particular attention 20
1 be car shortage situation with a view 20
|reyalurg recurrence of the deplorablo
A 0ndiuons thar existed last winter. The
\ Commissioner undoubtedly viii use his in
|ueace Go have he carriers meet the de-
nands 1f tAe western country and prevent
4 possible agitation 90 force more dras-
r. legislation Than already has been en-
4 Nr lane win reach Chicago Wednes-
~ afternoon and viii wend Thursday in
ne Hiter oit discussing conditions with
|fHng there
4 ne win tlen go 20 ST. Paul for con-
tnce Win officers NJ the Northern Pa
Dc ga Great Northern roads, intending
k personally with James j. Hill II
"a .tibr BE- at home From St Paul he
-' % Spokane seattle and Portland,
.l,t ooWn tte Pacific coast looking ms
t..'. IH.' A.r- embracing the Harri-
lls DE Union Pacific and south
fA.'ne I1a whole trip will consume
sA weeks. tac car shortage stu
wv ee.As looked into on the return
4 hfna 0f ibe Interstate commerce com.
quietly have been investigating
Vance gt The new law provisions
90 railroads Qf tLc FAR west. and
er Lane will meet them and
thorough reports
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
NnrIcE OF nEARINn.

Iu the District Court of tho Third judi
Cial District in and flr mo county N
salt Lake and state uf ttan in tho mat
tor ~ the dissolution uf Dnynes Music
Company. "a corporation. Notice n hnro-
by given THAI Dayues Music Company, "a
Utah corporation, has nlod. hY perm Talon
az one of the judgna of the above named
solve and diaino0UuOInfn and that fho
hearing " che said application haa boon
ant hy said court Tor saturday, fhn ffh
day ~ October. A. ~. 100 at The hour
N 70 O'Clock "a. m. Qf said d1y, on nH Ho0n
thereafter az counsel eln ho heard AZ
the court room ~ aaid oourf. Joint build
INK, salt lake city Utah
DAYhEs MUSIC COMPANY
fh Curu0ruuuul.
James Ii-ohrctH0n. Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
A SECOND JoHAN HocH.

Now York, Sept. "A second Johan
Hoch. the police believe has been dis
covered I'm Henry Hoffman, the burglar
who was killed while attempting TO rob
Charles Narrels' fiat early last Friday
morning. The police on Saturday de-
clared that Hoffman was the murderer
OF SOphy Heckler a servant girl found
dead Aug. B. and tonight they an
nounced the belief that he also muir
dered Mrs. Lena Schumm ia Brooklyn.
Aug 20. Hohman's methods like those
Of Hoch, were TO pay attention 20 wom-
en- Of his nationality. and by marrying
them, secure an opportunity OF robbing
them and n necessary numbering them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. 8.

CHERRY CREEK MINES COMPANY.
Principal place on bualuotai SAT- Lake
city lah, Notice ia hereby given that
at q meouug uf the Board VI Directors
hela on Tho ith day 90 June 1871 an as-
HHssmcnt Of tWu I'd cent per- share was
IfFlcQ 0u the capital stock VI ths Curpar
u'l, payable Immediately to H. m Nc
hWuni secretary at no 0fucn iu thn
STATE Bank N Utah, Salt Lake city.
Utah ana ou account of hu ouuueuuH
publication nf tho dale of tho delinquent
a'le 0f said stock tle directors af most
nE hcld on the goa day ol August 100
uI0crod thnt nofIo0 uf HalI taHs..a.
mont bo rc-putHHhad. making rhe aamr
payable immedlale.. ~ d. Pr NCEWnlf
aecrcInry at Dis Office lu fhe STATE Bank
NJ Utah. SAT- Lake cItg ltah, ard Boz
uee Do heroly E'ven fhu nnF .tg0k pu
which fhIa HHH.HHulfut may rruHtlu u.-
pail 0n tho en- dHy of September. l8 I.
FnaN D. delinquent uud advertised fIr
Gale az pubs. auction. aud un...s Ia.
mnnt lH made hffTp. WiII bo .rld m NJ
M. ou the nth dag M september, ltf
d. pay the cost 1f atFcruanE ana ehr
ucnsn 90 sale.
HENRY 4, MoD.EAN.
Secretary,
FIRST publication mndo fug. s. isf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
EXCURSION TRAIN
WRECKED, SIX KILLED.

Orangeyille. Ont. Sept. "A Canad-
ian Pacific railway special train car
rying over 300 passengers, bound for
the Toronto exhibition, was wrecked
this morning at Horse Shoe falls. Six
people were killed and over $50 injured.
The train left Orangeville at 9:15, one
hour late. Half an hour later the To-
connective jumped the rails going down
the grade Of the horseshoe curve OF
the Caldon mountain. Five crowded
cars were piled up on top OF the loco
motive. At Orangeville every seat
was filled and people were standing
in the aisles. All the cars were 1ammed
together In the ,erce shock.
II Is said the engineer was trying TO
make up time and took the horseshoe
curve at a high speed.
II was reported later that only p
were injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers FOR further information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO
bate Division IN and f,r salt Lake Couu-
". state Of Utah. Ia the matter of tho
estate of Benjamin Pierce Brown, De
ceased Nouce.-rhe pcYitlon OF Rebecca
W. Brown, as widow and heir az law and
one OF the benenciarcs under the last
WIN and Testament OF Benjamin Pierce
Brown, deceased, praying LOr the appoint
mcnt or commissioners 70 partition the
estate OF Benjamin Pierce Brown, de-
ceased, among the parties entitled there
Co. has been set for hearing on saturday.
the 7th day OF September A. ID. 1917. al 10
O'Clock n M, at the County Court House
IN the Court Room OF said Court ln SAID
Lake city. salt Lake County, state OF
Utah.
Witness the CLERK OF said Court. with
the seal thereof affixed. this l7th day N
August. 1907.
(SeaD j. ". ELDREDGE. JR. Clerk.
49, w. TT. Framework Deputy clerk
n. v. Jones. Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
Sr8I0US ENGAGEMENT
NEAR CASA BLANCA

,..,. sent Admiral Pnhofil,
te-'s' .....gav. reports that O serious
'e. occurred oa sunday near, near
g..'ts Wien large force OF Moolrs
- ..l1.rt RIA Mzab tribes was dis-
-s.d ty the french troops me ! , levi ic5
r-.rs CLONE and GueIdon pSittic'i -, ,,,'
l. he action firing q sn'''9 m. fer-
4 -.r.. s.|gIars were wounded tue iAt
4 r.. .t,Uad extreme reckiessness. puI
.''i. r.fIred under repeated sweep
r-.-lt charges and me terrific mr.
I'm artillery. Ihe lighting was s!ar yea
IN. An. attacking O. reconnoiteflnE
\ INK. which, he French had sent OUT ,llu
F.th WAS reinforced hy ave coI'laul'g9
i. Infantry several batteries 1l .r,,.
-v hussars and Albenan cavalry Inc
ID ~ the NIoors is not known
r.Ua.a. which che French cruiser 1pet-
h. h.mharJcd. was used as supply
tartar hy tne Moors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
ATTY. ). W DEwEEsE nrAn.

n Aoa Sept 2.-Joel W
/ .1. I...r NJ the Burlington
A.aoug. G.I 10 a.s home ir IJncoIiI
...r. Hu.. Iiae-s. aged Cd wears
veteran of lne civil war M
$500 as attorney Tor the
.- ~ pi.oan'v hu antedatod that
G nan .n The laeal department Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
AN ARMY ROMANCE.
Beautiful Trained Nurse Goes 70 PM.
ilpines 10 Wed Omccr She Nur.eJ

"piies 10 We'd Officer She Nursed.
Fort Collins, Sept A-Mlss Tossa
Ihennowath, beautiful young woman.
who until two years ago was trained
nurse Ia the Red Cross service. LETT to-
day for the Philippines. 20 become the
bride OF Oscar Stiles a captain IN the
U. $. army I'm the far east. whom she
nursod from what seemed certain death
TO life during the war with the Moros
Miss Chcnuowath Joined the Rcd
cross service some years ago. and while
l4 the Philippines had as q patient Os-
car Hllles who was wounded lu battle
Win the natives A lasting friend
ship was formed between Stiles and his
nurse. and so interested did the young
people become in each other, that they
decided that life apart was not worth
living Miss ChcunoWath expects 10
sail from San Francisco on Sept u.s..
going direct To- Manila. mo which place
the ceremony will be performed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
EAGLES CONVENTION.
Ninth Annual One Meets in Norfolk
Virginia.


Norfolk. Va. Sept. 3.-The ninth an
nual convention of the Grand Aerie
Fraternal Order OF Eagles convened
here today with an attendance of up-
wards OF 1000 delegates from every
state and from Canada and a total
gathering Of more than 1900 visitors,
Responses 10 addresses OF welcome boy
Gov. Swanson and Mayor Riddick of
Norfolk were made by Theodore A. Bell
OF California, and Delegate carey Smith
OF Spokane. Wash. Grand Worthy Vice
President Theodore A. Bell OF Califor-
MIA, and U. b. Wadsworth Of Council
dent.
Seattle win secure the 1908 meeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04
NOW READY.

Origin OF the 'ReorganizedH Church
and the Question OF Succession.
Two discourses by Elder Joseph r
Smith, Jr., containing a concise and in
teEesting treatment OF these subjects
that will be OF benefit TO all the Elders
OF the Church 65 pages, price 20 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-04

lngh grade ana medium. easy naymonts
one pupa only cash fsdu0ii1ns. estI.
matqs on p'aao repairinF without c0at.
We do renting and tuning
New York & Western Piano Co..
No. 81 MaFkot s. Nssr Post0noc.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-12-05
NE'TSN GLEANINGS.

All the Governors have been in.
vitod 70 tho White House in MAY.
Viscodrt Aoki denied that he had
invited Rcar-AGmiral Evans and his
fleet to visit Japan.
AdVices from Brussels hint at a
complete disagreement between King
Leopold and the Congo delegates.
The Sturgts liquor law deputies
were mobbed by a crowd of 1000
persons during Il raid at Oldtown, Me.
German students III tie Berlin Uni
versity denounced drinking and
formed an organization to check the
habit.
The newspapers OF Valparaiso,
Chile, published articles protesting
against the immigration OF Chinese
TITO the United States.
increasing pro- marican sentiment
in st. CroiX and ST. Thomas indicate
a desire fOr the annexation of the
islands by the United States.
The Hepburn banking commission
obtained data from which to recon-
mend legislation putting q stop %
outrageous receivcrsnip charges.
o-iItttl| 1tDtc3h tlt, Ill DIS MESSAGE
70 Congress. has recommended the
construction OF four b2ttleshiDs more
powerful than any now being built.
J. Pierpont Morgan arranged for
the sale Of the Tennessee Coal and
Iron Company to the Steel Trust and
cleared up the whole trust situation.
Three Grammes OF radium have
been eStrac-1d a Vienna from 10000
kitogrammas Of pitcnbiende at one
tPlrd the cost OF previous production.
President Trumbull, president Of
the Colorado and Southern Railway
company, said the gross earnings OF
MS road were increasing, despite the
hard times
The revenue Of British Columbia is
twenty per cent. greater than last
year. Arrangements have been made
with the Salvation Army to bring
over 1000 Immigrants.