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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-21
PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
DIES VERY SUDDENLY
Emerging From WeIlSrille
House, Drops on Street, and
Expires Soon After.
Special 10 The Tribune.


LOGAN. April 20.--D1, George T.
Phillips of WelIsviIle died this morn
ing. DR. Phillips was called ont to
neighbor s, when, as he emerged from
the door, he fell to the gronud, He
was carried into the house, but in few
moemnts expired, apparently from apo.
pleXy. DR.. Phillips had been a hard
drinker IN years past, and had made
various efforts to rid himself of the
habit, but without permanent success
For several weeks he had been more
or less indisposed, but the end was not
looked for at this time.
DR. Philips laves n wife and two
children, bows. He was identified with
the Woodmen of the World, carrying in.
surauce in that lodge. His membership
was held in an Ogden camp. He was
brought up in Catholic home, but in
early manhood apostated from the faith
of his parents and Joined the Mormons,
and he died n Latter-day Saint. Per
sonallv, DR.. Phillips was a genial, com.
pauionabln man. IIe had bright in
tcllect, was a good writer and mu-
sician of no mean ability. Though a
Mormon his opinions were liberal md
his sympathies broad. For this reason
he had pronounced sympathy for tho
American movement in Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-21
HORSE FIRES REVOLVER,
CAUSING GIRLS DEATH
Young Woman of GOIdfeld Is
Killed in Strange Manner
Through Accident.

= = = r = : + :: = = : = = = !. r +
= GOLDFIELD. New, April 20. +
= Miss Carrie Burton, aged 90 =
= years, was killed here today as =
= the result Of most peculiar <
= accident. Miss Burton, who =.
+ was an employee of l.. Il, Pat :.
!. rick, was on her way to the +
+ postoffice for the Office mail. :.
:: Just as she was entering tho i.
:. building Fred Gleason. dep I.
= uty sheriff, rode dp. His horse Il
=. began to buck and q revolver =
:. fell from his pocket. In this i.
!. wild plunging the horse jumped !.
= upon the revolver, which ex- >.
i ploded, and the ball struck Miss :.
:. Burton in the jugular vein, !.
= causing almost instant death. =
= The ball passed on through the !.
= window of music arcade and !.
:. struck q young lady employee =.
= but without intlicting a wound. !.
= Miss Burton s home was former :.
:. " IN Anderson, Ind, :.
=. - = - - \, =. !. =. = x :. =
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Results at Anueduct.

NEW YORK. April 20.-The results
az Aqueduct today were ms follows:
First race, SIX and a half furlongs--
KeatoT won, FOXmeade second, Hoorav
third. Time, l:22 2.5.
Second race, Winfield steeplcchase
handicap. about two milcs-California
King won. Tom Cogan second. Pioneer
third. Time, 4:34
Third race. the Canarsie stakes four
furlonGs NotasulGa won, Frizetta see
ond, Master Robert third. Time -,
Fourth race. tho Queen IS County han
dicap, one mile--W. n. Carey won. Pre-
tension second, Good Luck third. Time.
lao.
Fifth race. four and half furlougs-
Please won, Kerry second, Rustic third,
Time. :54 9-5
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling
star Cat won. Golden West second,
Royal 0qyx third. Time, 1;l6.
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Street Railway Employees Told
That the Company Cannot
Pay Wages Asked.
BIG MASS MEETING
ON SUNDAY NIGHT
II Begins to Look as if a Strike
We're Not an ImprObabiIity
in the City.

The conference between the officials
of the Utah Light and Railway COM
apuy and representatives of the en-
ployocs, held Saturday afternoon, re-
suited in the refusal Of the company to
grant the request Of the men for an
increase Of salary. At the close Of the
conference tho committee retired 10 tho
Kenyon hotel, whore the action of the
company was discussed with G. O.
Pratt, chairman OF the international
executive board and II was decided 70
summon a mass meeting of the men
for midnight Sunday, when the COM
mittce vii report on tho conference
with tho railroad officials and the men
themselves will decide what future aC-
tion they viii take,
Tho result Of the conference is q dis
appointment so the men and the Sita
Uatiou nns assumed n dark aspect. II
j. highly probable that at the meeting
touigL. the men will decide Ia cease
negotiations with the company aud go
on strike % enforce their demands
Should this action he decided upon
some 800 members of tho union. motor
men. conductors and EMPLOYEES in the
shops and barns. will cease work, hut
the wallsout may not end there, as the
electrical workers arc allied with the
carmen : union and they mav decide TO
Join i'm the movement
At tho Conference
Vt the conference tho company was
represented bv Joseph T., Wells. gen.
cral manager. Superintendent Hunt and
Assistant Secretary Musser. Tho pro-
posal submitted hy the men was for a
wage scale Of - cents per hour for
motormen and conductors for the first
.4rtl "a
for tcn-hour d8v ten per cent
increase was asked for the EMPLOYEES
in the ear barns and shops The oucs-
ton OF recognition Of the union and
the settlement OF disputes h. an arbj-
tTauon committee was not considered
NJ tho conference Ntr Wells stating
that those matters were brought up at
the meeting on 1hursda wand the com.
pany refused % consider them. propos-
ing 90 have An "opcu shop. The in.
crease OF ten ncr cent in the WACO OF
! the car barn and shop employees
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USING THE BIG STICK
ON NEWSPAPER MEN
Scribes Must Not Invade White
House Grounds After Night
fall, Loeb Says.

= :. + + :. = !. :. = = = = = :. = i
= WASHINGTON, April 21- :.
= Secretary Loeb today announced :;
+ that hereafter newspapermen :.
!. will not be allowed 10 congrc- :.
!" gate in the White House grounds !
!. after nightfall, or TO go TO the :;
r door of the White House IN ::
= search OF information. !
= Secretary Loeb later explained :.
!. that, while newspapermen would :.
:. be permitted to go TO the White !
= House door and ask questions at :
r night, they Will not be permitted :
= to loiter around to seek inter :
= views with the visitors inside. :.
= The object of the rule is TO dis !
I. courage interference with the :
:. White House visitors at night. !
= = = = :. = !. = = - !. = = !. - (. ::
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nflareS We Had No Right to
fTake Canal Strip Without
u Paying Colombia.
TIED STATES SHOULD
TOT BE COLLECTION AGENCY
,lsatiOnaI Address Delivered
Before Members of Interna-
!; tionaI Law Society.

WASHINGTON, April 90.-Plans for
d second Hague conference and the
slopnient of the international law
science were the principal ques-
IS discussed at today's session of
yfrst annual meeting Of the Amerj-
!, Society Of international Law. In
lafternoon officers were elected. aud
o clock the President received tho
;Jbers Of the society at the White
tae.
rie meeting was brought TO close
rght with a banquet at which See.
afy Root presided as toastmaster.
|, + Speakers Of the evening included
res Bryce. the British ambassador:
|. Iph II. Choa.e, Richard Olney and
,,sral Horace Porter.
hlcrctary Straus Of the Department
rTommerce and Labor presided to
a and opened the discussion with an
;sest expression of the hope that il
- Hague conference did not reach
!. .iRreement as 10 the limitation of
.,nent among the nations, an under
, ling would be arrived AT 10 pre-
Als sutral power from furnishing
siC u a belligercnt. II ought. he
!. Ito oe made a hostile act 10 fur
i money 20 nations involved in war.
hhard Olncy, who was one Of the
!, ,lpsl speakers, criticized President
'sevolt s Santo Domingo policy and
..tpned the taking Of the Panama
~ strip without compensation TO
I. .nbis As 10 Santo Domingo. Mr..
- SAID, the United States was he.
:. made an international debt col
Fig agency. that the policy tended
: 'rsnny and tended TO rctard rates
ss,'etard the progress of international
which he said was not founded up.
re will of Caesar.
sc general topic of the Hague con
See ard the development of in
1,.fional law rs science was dis
"a by John W. Foster. Prof. Theo-
SIS. Woolsey, of Connecticut and
.i,Asenfative Richard Bsrtholdt Of st.
ri. o. . SIS Of the society werc elect
? fol pg5:
I Asident. Elihu Root. vice presi.
; Chief Justice Fuller, Justice
vng !. Brewer, Justice William r.
n William II. Taft, Andrew Car
~ Joseph H Choste. John W. Eos.
znieorge Gray. John ". Griggs, W
e Morrow. Richard Olney, Oscar :.
p and Horace Porter.
ifilident Roosevelt received the mem
|. v,f the society this afternoon, about
~ being introduced by Secretary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-21
Jack London in Trouble.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2o.-Ine
Shark. the small sailbost IN which
Jack Loudon and his wife propose TO
embark on u siX-ycars' voyage around
the world, was libeled today for stores
and supplies alleged TO be unpaid tor'
the hands of a deputy United States
marchal. The Londons had planned
10 set sail at tide turn tomorrow
uor1inu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-21
PLAYS Weak Game.

PITTSBURG, April 20.-Pittsbure
played weak game In the field today,
and Chicago had no trouble In winning.
Only TWO pittsburs players reached third
base. The game wes called In the mid
die OF the ninth inning TO allow the
teams TO catch q train r. II. e.
Pittsburg ....o 0 0 0 0-l o
Chicago 80. ,....0 ] 0 . O 0 o 2--5
Batteries-Leever and Gibson; Lund-
gren and King. Two-base hits--Wag-
ner. Steinfeldt, Hoffman. Three base hit
-Steinfeldt. Bases on halls@on Lever
3: off Lunderen. 3. Struck out-by Lee
ver ] by Lundgren. 4. Umplrc-O Day.
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81. Louis Wins Again.

ST. LOUIS. April 2O.-Thc ST Louis
Nationals won from Cincinnati again to-
day KarEer had the better OF great
pitchers battle with Mason. Byrne for
ST Louis and LobeTt for Cincinnati each
got three hits. r. II. h.
ST. Louis ......O q o . - o
Cincinnati % 0 | o 0-i 6 o
Ratteries-Kargor and Noonan; Mason
and Mclean. Two-base hit-Noonan.
Three base hit-Lobcrt. Bases on balls
or Karccr. / off Mason. /. Struck
out-hy Karger T. by Mason. {. Empires
Jnhnstonc and CnTpentcr.
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Champions Allow One Run.

CHICAGO. April 2o.-The world s
champions punched seven of their eight
hits In two innings today and defeated
the St. Louis Americans, 70 l. Owen.
who pitched Tor Chicago, was effective
after tho first inning, In which Stones
triple was followed by Picksring's single.
Manager M"Aleer was ordered of the
field for disputing decisions r. ". Il.
Chicago 80 o o 4 3 - s 2
St Louis ...,.l 0 o. .
Batteries-OWen and Sullivan; Petty
and Buelow.
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KILLED IN MINE.
Former Resident OF Provo Meets Sud
den Death in Colorado.
oecial 10 The Tribune.

special 70 The Trlbune.
PROVO, April Ca telegram was
received Yesterday announcing the
death at Golden. Colo. Of Fred skinner.
formerly of this city The dispatch
gave no particulars except that Mr.
skinner was killed tho previous night
II is supposed the killing was acci.
dental as the deceased was working IN
the mines. His wife and Young child
were in Golden with him. The remains
viii be brought here for burial Mr.
Skinner was about % wears of age.
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Small Rank raUo

MOuR. Ia, April 20.-The Droy.
VINO Farmers bank OF Scym,ur
Us doors today, and is in tho
f<ot a state Bank Examiner. re.
OF alleged shortage nrc currcuf
y Evans, president. authorized .
ss!ent that tho bank wound NOT svy-
ib'nd that mono Of -hc stockhoil,ts
!, s $4,000. ' 80 - ~ '''''
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Macbeth for Governor.
sized TO Resign,

WASHINGTON, April 20.-The r%
sjrnaiion of Archie Sanders. the cob
loctor of internal revenue for the Ro-
chester district, was received IN Wash
ingtou today. II was stated at the
ressor would not be announced until
tho return of Secretary Cortelyou to
Washington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-21
LIBERTY WAS BRIEF

I: Who Served Two Years Rear
. sted as He Leaves the Prison.
n LTIMORE. Md, April 2O.-Wil-
'sBarrett, alias Thompson, who to
& finished = two-vears' term i'm the
Hntiary for wallet suatching. was
itted before he left the prison. IN
Ilictiou with the theft Of 100000
y from the First National bank Of
II iiFrancisco on September Il. 1904.
sifobbery was committed in the day
y The money was recovered a few
rents later. bnt the thief escaped.
Irmethods employed by him led tho
2 TO suspect Barrett, lie was nm
arreStsd in Portland, Orc. but
ht turnod over 10 tho Maryland au.
rifies, who were considered 10 have
a otter claim on him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Stupid Base Running.

BROOKLYN, April 20.-Stupld base
running on the part OF Brooklyn lost the
game to Philadelphia today. Rucker for
the home team pitched a beautiful game.
r. II. Il
Phllad elphia 80 . 0 o o % 2 /
Brooklyn ......0 0 o 0 o 0 o 90 3
BatteTies-Lush and Jacklitsch; Ruckcr
and Butler. Two-base hit-Doolln. Bases
on balls-off RUcker. s. off Lush, 4.
Struck out-by Rucker. s: by Lush, 4.
Umplres-klem and Rigler.
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Crawford Makes Only Run.

CLEVELAND. O.. April 20.--Cleveland
defeated Detroit again today. to /.
Crawford made Detroits only hit and
run, Turner's error being responsible for
the run. Willett was wild in the fifth,
R. He.
Cleveland =. 20 4 o o f-t z 3
Detroit 90. 30 O o o o q l o o--1 o
Batteries--Joss and Clark. Willett,
Eubank and Schmidt.
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rrench and Liherians Fight.

KONAKRY. French Guinea, April 20,
A detachment of French troops re-
Gently bombardcd the village of Bous-
sedou. in Upper Guinea which has been
occupied by natives of Liberia TRo mo
had pillapcd IN French territory. Ths
natives suffered heavily and the French
forces had two men killed and ten
wounded,
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Men Hit Toward Last.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-Philadel-
phia defeated Washington today in the
iirst game of the series by punching hits
in the last three innings. r. II. II.
Washington 20 4 q o Is 10 3
Philadelphia % 0 ? ? IS .
Batteries-Kitson, Blankenshp and
Hayden: Bender and Schreck.
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Liontenant Hutchinson WEEDS.

UTICA. y. Y, April 2O.-Lentcnant
Commander 3, r. Hutchinson of the
cruiser s.. Louis was married at Trinity
church in this city today TO Miss Helen
Seymour Weaver. The bride s father
was former law partner Of Governor
Seymour,
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Sultan Is Indifferent.

TANGIER. April 2O.-The sultan Of
Morocco, according TO courier who
arrived here today from FcZ, is not
willing 10 carry out the terms of the
Algcciras convention. lie paws no no.
ticc 20 the French claims relative 10
redress for the murder OF DR.. Maucham.
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Sided Score,

BOSTON. April 2o.-Heavy batting by
New York won the game over Boston to-
day. l3 10 .. Boston used three pitchers.
McGinnity was effective throughout.
X. II. f.
New York - ! 8 Q q 0-l3 Il /
Boston " 90 . o 0 0 o o ) 3
Ratteries-McGinnity and Bresnahan
Young, Pfcffer Boultcs and Orndoff
Two base hlts-Bresnahan, shannon
Corcorau. Three-bas h!ts-Seymour, ..
Home run-Seymour Bases on lallS-of
Young .: off Pfefier, $. of Boultcs. l f;
Oft McGinnity. =. Struck out--bv McGin-
nifty. .: by Boultes. l. Cmpire-Emslie.
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One Hundred Dollars will be
paid by The Tribune for the
photograph of the most beau
tiful woman in Utah, Idaho,
Nevada or Wyoming. From $50
TO 81 for ninety-nine others,
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American Association.

At Louisville-Louisvillc :, Kansas
City >.
At Columbus-Columbus /, Milwau-
kce 2.
At Toledo-Tolcdo ). St Paul :.
At Jndianapolis-ln Z, Min,
neapolis 3.
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Wireless Station for sitka.

WASHINGTON, April 20,-The
Navy Department has decided 20 have
hut one naval wireless station IN Alas
ka. instead of two, ms was recently au'
thorized by the department, owing to
the fact that the expense of installing
and maintaining two stations IS not
Justified The new station Will be at
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hoffman's Second Home Run.

NEW YORK, April 2o.--Hard hitting on
the part of the local American league
team gave the locals an easy victory
over Boston today. Orth'S pitching was
a feature. Hoffman, made his second
home run OF the season. f. II. f.
Boston 80. $50 o o o o o o Ii 5
New York ....2 0 o l o o ; IS IL 3
Batteriee-Dineen and Criger; Orth and
Thomas.
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"'01HERWAY OF LooKIN6AT l7-THE LADDER OF SUCCESS
HAlLST0NES LIKE EGGS
Portion of Texas Swept by Storm That
Raises Havoc.
:

-Lf's''s'
: HOUSTON, Tex, April 90
: Reports received here today tell
: Of 4 terrific hailstorm which
. passed over Carthage. Yorktown
: and Clayton late Yesterday, do
: ing enormous damage 10 crops,
: houses and live stock Tele-
: graphic advices state that hail
: stones as large as eggs fell, md
. at Yorktown the ground was
: covered to a depth of twelve
/. inches
: The path Of the storm was
: twelve miles wide and crops
: viii have TO he resown. Fruit
: trees were shattered by the
storm and hailstones crashed
: through roofs of frail houses.
: Southern Texas today expert
: cuced unprecedented weather.
: the conditions pointing 10 snow.
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BOOM for Fairbanks

- EITE, Ind, April 2O.-At n
y sssl night Of thc Republican
~ The Tenth Indiana Congress.
lstrlei resolutions wore adnDtyj
'lonsly iudorsing Vice Prcsil.nt
!. "; Fairbanks for tho Rcmb
presidential nomination.
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MINER ELECTR0CUTED
Daniel Meepan of Dewey, Ida, Is Vic
tim OF Live Wire,
Special to The Tribune

Spe0ial 70 The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida, April 2O.-Danel Nee
pan, miner, was electrocutcd in Il
mine AT Dewey this afternoon. He was
passing pipe into tunnel when the
pipe came IN contact with 1.-Two wire
sending $50 volts through his body. He
could not let 90 and died in fifteen
minutes He was fifty years old and
leaves u wife and fvo children in In
diauapolis
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would bring the wages from $l65 per
day for car cleaners up to 50 and
grading up 10 S3.S5 -er day. according
10 the class Of employment
After the conference Mr.. Wells stat
ed that tho company refused the re-
quest Of the men because IL could not
stand 1T; the operating expenses would
not permit the increase. He claimed
that the advance the company made the
first of this month was the extent of
tho concession that could he nude. At
that time the schedule put in force
for motormen and conductors was: 22I,
cents per hour for the first year. *
cents for the second. third. fourth and
ftlh wears and 27ie cents thereafter
At Yesterday 8 conference Mr. Wells
offered 10 increase the scale for the
four-year term from % cents 10 26
cents per hour. The scale prior to
April lst was 20 cents per hour for tho
6rst six months. 22l: cents for the next
six men,hs, - cents. for the next four
years aud = - cents thereafter.
Applies TO I,aborers.
The advanced scale also applied 20
car laborcTs. that is tho same pcrccut-
age applied, but not 10 machinists and
other skilled laborers. Car cleaners
wcrc increased from Is cents Ia 10
cents per hour and track laborcrs from
IL. 10 % cents
Before leaving the conference Mr.
Wells states that the men asked If that
was the best he could do and he replied
that II was. The committee then in
timated that they would take the mat.
ter up with the men and let him know
the result later.
The Tribune representative called at
Mr.. Pratt : room at tho Kenyon hotel
after the conference The members Of
the committee were present, Allen Burt,
T. y, McCWtE i. T. Lamont and H.
T. Gray IN dose consultation with
Chairman Pratt Tho latter was asked
il he had anything 20 give out and
stated that there was nothing, cXccpt
that they had Just decided 10 summon
mass meeting Of tho men for mid.
night Sunday, at which the committee
viii report the result of the conference
with the officials.
what viii he your next action?''
asked the reporter
To this Mr Pratt replied THAT lies
entirely IN the hands Of the mcu and
they viii by vote tomorrow night dc.
eide their future aGlian-"
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louis w. Donnelly Dios

y YORK. April 20. Louis ",
~ traihe manager of tho Din.
aatch company died IN the Hotel
.pce, tins city. today Of rhcuma,
y tb, heart. lie was well kpown
'Tiifoad mon throughuu. the
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900 Waters stiu Ont

ls' April 9O.-The number of
Waiiets here is diminishing
In most instances tho en-,
Aecordcd the wnitCrs the right
mustarhc. About 2uUO wait!
roIuse 10 return 60 work. oh.
" agreeing to pay for break
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F0RGER C0NFESSES

nful Criminal Admits Passing
Score Of WORTHLESS Checks.
LLlNGHAM, Wash, April 90
es Gregory. aged Is. confessed to
60 series Of forgcrics which has
ed the police for the past two
as. During this time he has
] twsuly.siN checks for small
ats on local busines houses Ono
= victims recognized the Youthful
flal on tho street today and caused
irest. Gregory admitted that ba
spy. passed the worthless paper. but
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Compare the Papers

Yes. compare The Tribune
with other metropolitan news
papers. and you must admit
that II Is distinctly representa-
tive OF progress.
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Great Newspaper

Never IN the hlftory ot The
Tribune was more real news
rr.nted in these columns than
row. Very few important Items
escape The Tribune.