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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-16

A GOOD BRICK HOUSE ON CAR LINE.
- u,,th chicken GOODS good barn. corner
lot so II. by 1870 TO alleyway, Good fruit
trecs Flowing well. For sale cheap
Snxton & McCreery: Room A Hooper
Bldg, LIST SO. h2lo5
saloo-7-RCoM MOD. r. p. B.. CLOSE
in, $500 cash. balance $50 per mo.
s57 So. LIST West,
sa00O-Extra fine r. p. b, mod. house.
cement walks all In mantel; $500
cash, balance easy.
ss0O-2xs rods TO alley, close in. on 1st
West.
SMITH & JONES.
Architects and Builders,
Real Estate and Mortgage Loans,
l35 Mercantile Block,
over Walkers Store h2112
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HOFFMAN BROS.
625 West End South Street.

Sl400-FOUR-ROOM FRAME, SOUTH
east: large lot
$1,000 room frame. close In, very neat.
Owner leaving state
sal50-Brand new l-room modern brick.
southeast: 5000 down,
s2575-Splendid groom modern brick.
southeast: $500 down and small
monthly payment.
s2s0o-5-room modern brick, close In. $500
or Si00 down.
s3300-Largc white pressed brick In the
heart OF the sou theast section. Its
actual value IS $4,000. That is what
we said,
s2000-Brand new 5-room bungalow,
southeast,
These are every one snaps. Look at
them and you Will buy one,
J. NJ SETTLE ~ CO..
sol Tribune Building, h2oo3
IF YOU WANT MONEY
For your real estate, see
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AUCTION SALES

:,
Is TuI-RsDAY, nov, 10, AT y, M;
and daily thcreafter until solo: t ~ ~ "
n1ain 50 q 10000 BANKRUPT STOCK oI
Ma,m ,auIre ir,naujngs, mems suitings: over
continos. also women's aud children
dress and cloak matsTlas seTses Tess'eas' e5s
X a Andrews, auctiopeer. n.oo-
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1T PAYS TO OWN "A HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
II ". 2nd So. ST. Both Phones.
s2150-Does not look like an extravaSant
price for a modern 5-room brick
cottage. with sidewalk and sewer
1t is on a good street. has south
front, and can be sold for q cash
payment of sl00
s9O0-Is cheap for any sort of a house
This one is on a SOFT. lot. There
Is o barn, and several fruit trees,
sST50-Will buy a modern, new, broom
brick lin walking distance) or s.
room modern house. with furnace:
Oh the northeast bench.
s3350-Is a bargain price on a desirable
cottage up near the l.. D. 5. hos
pital. with easy payments.
s5oO-s25 cash, will buy choice building
site In Perkins" 1t can't be beat.
5000 cash, takes 30 II. on w. Temple.
se00-Is good this week for 100 II. on
18TH East.
$40. .O0o-Wul buy 30 H. in tho "sky-
scraper" district: cash, bal. per
cent long time.
Drop in and talk II over -
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EiIL CoNFECTIoNERY AND

I'd The trade is all that you can
rod location on busy street. rent
III including 2 living rooms. Call
!. leu will be disappointed. Arthur
lCo, 2?2 Judge Bldg.
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fal nan a,a1rjFF FURNISHED,
Y nllway ays,anca.,utrins. mining. oil.
|Sn lnYes,t"oeK and bond lssuns
|HSsham g Ss; -; commission basis
y. hli95
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ELOCUTION

MRS BYRON w. KINGS STUDIOS IN
Gordon academy bldg. residence. i024
LIST ave: Ind. phone 22S6. gls|a
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on corner 9Th ave; very cheap.
S43o0-Hero is a bargain, Groom. all mod
ern. red pressed brick, connected
with sewer; sidewalks. iron fence.
on 9th East and 5th South, close
IN walking distance; lawns; r OF
way.
s34oo-A new. thoroughly modern 5-roon
on oed Mresiiar MPressnd brick sever i,ns T, o.;
4oxl20 and aleyway; shade.
sS9oo-A thoroughly modern red pressed
brick on NJ street, rooms. con
nected with sewer northeast
bench; A daisy,
AN INVESTMENT.
SoSoO-Each, for new broom all modern
cottages, Sth East, close to school.
close in: make US cash offer for
these; fine Investment; connected
with sewer; rent for $50 each per
month.
s21oo-Nice 4-room frame. 9th South and
State. Terms.
s14oo-4x1o, 11th East, near 5th South.
s2soo-l4 lots near 11th South and
llth East; a bargain.
s2eo-Each, 26 lots. close in, southeast;
bargain.
sSo0-Each, lots In Waterloo; large. dry
lots. 81 cash, 81 per week.
Paradise Addition, 5000 each, a few
lots left. 25xl5S and alley. One dollar
cash. 81 per week. 11th So. 1th and sth
East; 5000.
$4,000
$22oo-7 acres on state street. 18th South.
25 shares water; a big snap: fine
growing. Terms.
s16oo-Beautiful lot. faces So on 2nd ave-. !;
sewer, sidewalks and paving paid.
sl1oo-4ox115 and alley; NJ street, 9Th
ave
S1650-40X1lo, cor. 4th ave; faces so. and
w: sewer, etc.
sS5o-Fine lot, faces west. 18th Z. and ith
South.
s2100--3x10. faces so. on 4th South,
s750-3 lots 11th e. 18th South.
$3.50 lots on Richmond ave,
Plenty Of per cent money to loan.
Al Fire Insurance.
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
10 West 2nd South. h2012
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| SS4oo-A new, thoroughly modern 5-roon
red pressed brick sewer, fine lot,
on Mcclellan ave. faces east; lot
| 4Ox120 and alleyway; shade.
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COTT ACES

COTTAGES.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN COTTAGES.
Now is your chance to buy a home and
save rent.
Three new i-room pressed brick cot
tages. electric lights, porcelain bath. tub.
basin and toilet. clothes closets and cellar
feet deep; lot lS7 feet deep 10 alley, On
ith East street below 9th South, on high.
dry ground. 10 minutes walk from city
and county building, on Waterloo car line
Price s25oO each, Terms, $500 cash and
balance same as rent.
HOFFMAN BROS.
s25 West End South Street
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A, RICHTER. 10 West LIST South st
Phones Sal, h20bS
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HOUSE REPAIRS

DRIcKWoRK AND PLASTEklNG' LIE EuSs
Job work specialists industrial n2isI
Imp. Co., Ind. phone l2ll2'
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LAURELHURST,

LAURELHURST.
GREATER SALT LAKE CITY.
ARE YOU GOING TO WAIT UNTIL
BEAUTiFUL AcRE-LoTs- sosx2oe ?r. FIT.
IN Laurelhurst BETWEEN 11th and
18th South on the City East Bench?
That's where you will want to live In
the. next few years; Even now there is
&c trolley fare within walking distance
IF YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT LAU-
RELHURST, FINp OCT ABOUT IT At
MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. CALL Or
TELEPHONE.
CHANDLER 6 soULEs COMPANY.
Suite &04 ATLAS Block
Phones-Bel 2I59. Ind. l67. g2675
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THE HOOPER FARM

THE HOOPER FARM.
On 18th South street near the Country
club, five acres In orchard, lawns. alfalfa
ETC.: complete fish hatchery and ponds,
containing over $4,000 trout; will pay big
interest on Investment Modern bunga-
low. with hot water heat. BATH etc Most
beautiful country place In Salt Lake coun-
ty. Apply Caine & Hooper Co., S
Hooper bldg. Bell phone $685.
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= s0-foot fiat site, near ard E. and 4th
So. at S7o foot.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
NO. 40 WEST 2ND SOUTH.

MEEKS & MCCARTNEY.
Bell Phone 1922.
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CHIMNEY SWEEP

c,1I,,1,-rcy ,-IS,I, syvpEPINLi AND FURNACE
CflMNCt navo orders Druehl &c
Frankon ] Drug Store. Both phones ,a5Sc lSy;
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WE MAKE OLD FURNITURE NEW;
high class repairing, upholsterIng. Riley
Furniture Co. Bell 5li5 Ind. 4Sl. SldSS
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SECRET SOCIETIES

MASONIC ;aS NoTICE-MoUNT MoRIA4
to,,,orro 1usro NO VIII hold special meeting
e0IioLIoW lMonday) evening, at lad
o s,t3' cl3ek' for E A. work Masons qualifieG
CHRIsTopurp D,,,,,,
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Near 6th West and 7th South. new g.
room frame with 1 lot for $1,000; very
easy terms,
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And others everywhere,
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hnIguC5 0I , 9+tI1'7- -
cALANTHE- MYRTLE LODGE No, Il =
Of P.-Every Monday. x OF + nan. q
7 McNitt c. c. C. z. Holman. K OF +
md q
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JORDAN LODGE. NO. 3. I. o. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at ! o. -.
f Temple Visitors invited. w. W.
King. n. G.: w. I, Hopkins Secreeatty;;
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New FIVE room modern brick cottage
southeast: sewer and sidewalk, tax paid
all complete; only $4,000. Easy terms,
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LOTS.
| 10 rods frontage, near 3rd East and
9th So. s250o,
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II we knew what you were looking TO
we would advertise IT,
Ranck Real Estate 6 Invt Co.
Suite 232 y, +. Walker Bldg, City.
WE HANDLE EARTH, h209
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5-RoOM HOUSE. SUMMER KITCHEN
lawn and shade. all kinds fruit. lot
'oSS lroooro brick. Broom frame In rear.
rents for $3.50, on ith ave. $3.50.
g. room house on Ind East, lawn, shade.
lot Soxl3S IT.. tine place. s25oO.
G-Toom house. modern. 26Sl0-ro dot. on
S.room brick, lot 3ex1l6 It., sth So. and
9th East ,s:iS s23So; nd frame on sra So. and
5-room brick. modern. 5th So. and w,
Il i.Toom room house. lot 5ox175 IT,. 7th East.
$1,000 nj
depot, sl7oO, -, uu. =, zo.,,-
5-room modern, oth East. lou 5o%l3o.
These arc Just samples. See US II you
want home, We have them from $500
20 100000.
Ia f. Third So, Judge Bldg h20i6
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ASSAYERS

CRISMON s. NICHOLS. ASSAYERS AND
chemists, removed TO 229 South west
Temple. Wl'9Z
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LINCOLN LODGE no, %. X OF PPSs
a. clock X. Of P. hall.
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I O. O. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY,
Subordinate lodges meet as follows:
Salt Lake Lodge, No. 2. FRIDAY.
Enterbrise Lodge. No. 10, TUESDAY
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| S39oO-A thoroughly modern red pressed
brick on NJ street, rooms. con-
nected with sewer, northeast
bench; a daisy
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE. A. A. O, N NJ 8
r-Regular sessions held at Masonic
SSemSie' corner Second East and First
South, the third Wednesday OF each
tn' tIoltn' So1ourning mobiles Invited to at
Sseno, sidney W. Badcon. Potentate; J,
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independent Order of Odd Fellows
FrDE.IITy LODGE. NO. II. ], o. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at
o'clock. l. o. o. F. Temple. Visitors vel l
come. J, L. Loughlin. n, G.; j. c. smith,
Secretary.
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"IAH SOMMANDERY NO. !, KNIGHTS
Templar-Stated conclaves beid ~ M =
s9.nc eIemple, corner Second East and
First South the first Thursday Of each
imontn,, Sotourning Sir knights cordially
invited 70 attend.
JAMES II. BROWN, 2, C,
L. o. LEATHERWOoD. Recorder.
g1soD
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THOROUGHBRED MALE AND FB-
male cocker spaniels for sale. $50 L.
3rd So, Apt. No. l. hS6
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..11s lots Just below 9th So. and 4th East,
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o~~~~-~~-~~~~- ->-.-~>~-->~>-------
MRS, 5 NJ SPENCER WILL CATER
for home parties. dinners and lunch
cons Ind. phone S60i. 2S0 e, End So,
h62
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.2sx7. near End z. and 5th So; rented for
$40 month. $4,000.
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1lOx126 ft.-corner lot
On Third East, near Eleventh South. city
water and sidewalk. Only $1,000.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
VIRGINIA LAWYER
IS OUT FOR TAFT
President Of the Bar ASSOCia-
ton Will Support Repub-
IiCan Nominee

HOT SPRINGS. Va. Aug 5.--wynd-
ham r. Meredith. OF Richmond, Va,
the president Of the Virginia state
Bar Association. and a prominent and
lifelong Democrat, came out last night
in an interview declaring that he
would vote for Judge William II. Tart
for president this fall against William
j. Bryan.
Il have never voted for Mr.. Bryan
and / shall not vote for him this year.
said Mr.. Meredith There are two
threatening dangers In the country
The one Is plutocratic Cannonism and
the other Is radical Organism; there
fore there Is no Democratic ticket e
vote. Judge Taft stands for the en-
forcement Of the Roosevelt policies
most. II not all. Of which have had the
hearty approval of all thinking men In
the South. as well as In every othai
section OF the country. and he VIII en-
force them within the law and not out
side the coustitutional government az
has been charged against the Presi'
dent by his enemies"
Mr.. Meredith appeared rather en-
thusiastic over his announcement
though he declared that he did not ex-
pect to take an active part in the Re
publican campaign this fall.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
TRYING TO "QUEER"
STRAUS' EFFORTS

BY United Press Leased soecial Wire.
BERLIN, Aug. 5-Scientifc ard
medical men in Berlin expressed indig-
nation to-day when an intrigue was
laid bare against Nathan Straus, the
New York philanthropist. who has
presented a number Of German cities
with milk pasteurizinR plants.
Keller. an obscure director. the In
ventor Of mills purifying system. be-
came Jealous when the public interest
infStraus' philanthropy beagn to
spread. Keller is connected with the
Imperial Court as director of the Au-.
gusta Victoria home in Berlin and by
reason Of this Emperor William, who
is greatly interested in Straus' work,
sent him to Heidelberg 10 make a report
on the plant that Straus established
there. After inspecting the Heidelbers
plant he sent a communication to all
Berlin papers begging them not 10 say
anything about the Straus philan-
throphy. The leading medical men
to-day repudiated all connection with
Keller's anti-American action. They
denounced him for attempting to stir
up the Imperial Court against Straus,
while both science and humanity are
deeply indebted to the American mil.
lionaire for improving the lot Of the
German masses.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
ALREADY HOT FOR
ALLISON'S SEAT
Speculation Rife Over the
Successor of the Iowa
Statesman

Bv United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO, Aug 5.-Speculation IS riie
to-day over the successor of the late Sem
ator william b. Allison, Of Iowa, and
politicians are discussing the announce
ment Of Governor Cummins last night that
he would be a candidate. Governor Cum
minis. swho has been visiting his brother at
Lake Constance returned to Des Moines
to-day. II IS understood that conference
OF his political friends win be called to-
day. He said: II shall make an effort tc
succeed Senator Allison. Ny friends be-
lieve me to be the logical successor. Some
one will be appointed TO occupy Senator
Alson's seat for the remaining months
of his uneNpired term.
The Governor made no reply TO the sug'
gestion that he might resign and be ap-
pointed senator by the Lieutenant Cover
nor. Governor Cummins paid this tribute
TO Senator Allison.
Senator Allison win be long remem-
bered not only in Iowa. but throughout
the country. He rendered much valuable
aid TO the country during public career
which for length and scarcely parallel
In the history Of the United States lie
was a calm. contemplative man and for
many years his counsel has been more
generally sought than that Of any other
man in public life His death will be la
mented everywhere"
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
PRIVILEGES OF
THE COUNTY FAIR
We're Sold by the Executive
Committee at Meeting
Yesterday

The executive committee Of the New
Castle County Agricultural Fair Assoc.a-
ton held a meeting yesterday and granted
concessions as follows;
Peter Celia, ice cream, restaurant, soft
drinks, lemonade, sausages, deviled crabs
candy. candy floss, ice cream cones, pret-
zels and cakes. fruit and pop corn.
Middletown Farms, milk and buttermilk.
Thomas Glenn, sandwiches, cigars, cof-
fee and orangeade.
Peter La Costa, peanuts, whips, balloons
and novelties.
The amusement concessionaries will be
announced in a few days. Mr. oDckstader
is in New York signing contracts for the
Midway. At the meeting Of the executive
committee yesterday the plans OF the
grounds at Wawaset Park were gone over
and each of the departments located. A
new gate will be opened on Woodlawn
avenue at Eiglrtff street and the People s
Railway Company will install a new sid
ing and passenger platform, giving better
accommodation to the visitors who will
use the trolley cars.
A large entry Of cattle has been made
by one Of the most prominent stock farms
in this vicinity.
General r. c. dupont has entered his
famous little ponies and visitors of two
years ago viii recall the pleasue derived
by the children from this exhibit.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
HUNDREDS DEAD
in EARTHQUAKE
Many Killed in Scores OF
Towns Throughout
Algeria

Bv United Press Leased Special Wire.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Algeria, Aug.
5.-Following the terrible confusion Of
the earthquake that yesterday crushed
out the nves of from 500 to 1000 native
Algerians in a score of towns came a
reign of terror inaugurated by bandits,
who in their attempts to loot the ruins
have begun butchering the defenceless
inhabitants. including a number of
helpless injured.
A number of French troops wherever
available were rushed to the defense
of the quake victims and are shooting
down the outlaws on sight. Calls have
been sent to French garrisons not in
cluded in the quake zone, to send ~
diers to the stricken towns to hold in
check the lawless elements.
In scores of towns throughout the
province the dead are to-day being re-
moved from the ruins c. the serious
auakes that intermittently rocked a
vast portion of Constantine from early
morning to late in the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
TUMBLER HIS WEAPON,
He WAS FINED $40

William Small. colorad. faced Julgs
Cochran this morning in City Court,
charged with assault and battery on
Lydia Thomas. also colored. Small
was fined $40 and costs. The Thomas
woman had to go to the Delaware Hos
pital yesterday afternoon to have a
cash across the left side of her face
sewed up. The police first heard tha.
the woman had been assaulted with a
knife. but after the arrest Of Small
it was found that tie cut had been
made by a glass tumbler which Small
had hurled at her
Her cries aroused the neighborhooi
of New Court. and rs the wound bled
freely the ambulance was summoned
and she was sent to the hospital.
Patrolmen Ward and Hahn went out
after Small. who had fed after tho
trouble. and in short order had tleir
man locked up at the station.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
BIG STRIKE ON
CANADIAN PACIFIC

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WINNIPEG. Man.. Aug. 5-Frol
the round houses and depots all alon
the line of the Canadian Pacific Rai.-
way from st. Johns 20 Vancouver worl
was received by the uaion leaders this
morning that every union man would
drop his tools at 10 o'clock Central
time. when a strike of the mechanical
department of the road has been order
ed. Between 5000 and 10000 men win
be directly affected ana the shopmen
expects the enf .neers to strike in SYM
pathy The unions called out to-day
are the boilermakers. biscksmiths, car.
men, electricians, machinists. pipe fit-
ters. moulders and specialists. They
are all members Of the trades union
and will have the support of the or
ganization.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
TWENTY LIVES LOST IN
ARIZONA CLOUDBURST

BY United Press Leas,d Special Wire.
Ell PASO. Tex. dug. Enormous
loss has been caused and twenty lives
are believed to have been lost in .
landslide and cloudburst that hit Bis
bee. Ariz., at own Of $4,000 and the
Metropolis of the Warning Mining dis
trict. Wires are down SO that ful.
particulars are unavailable
AS the town is situated on the sides
of two canyons. AS TIE present flood
was the severest in tho towns reports
say the landslide crashed down into
the centre Of the city and wrecking the
postoflice AND spreading out formed a
dam which stopped the Hood of water
from the cloudburst. business houses
We're flooted 10 o deDd Of several fect.
The loss of life is believed to have oc-
CURED in the mountains Many frame
houses were washed away and dozens
Of persons are missing. For the most
part the supposed victims are Next
cans.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
ROBT. G. HOUSTON
NOT A CANDIDATE
FaVOrS the Nomination Of
Daniel 0. HASTINGS For
AttOrney-General

Robert c. Houston of Georgetown will
not be a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Attorney-General although
many Republicans have been urging him
for the position. Mr.. Houston made the
following statement to THE EVENING
JOURNAL to-day:
I am not an aspirant for the nomina-
ton for Attorney General and would
not accept that nomination or any
other under existing political condi-
tions In my opinion the best interests
of the State would be served in the
nomination and election of Mr.. Daniel
o. Hastings. and such believe 70 be
the sentiment of the Republicans Of
Sussex county"
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
CHURCH TO HAVE
STREET CARNIVAL

ARRANGEMENTS for the big street
carnival. TO be given for the benefit
of Trinity NJ. f. Church. are nearing
completion. The carnival will begin
on Tuesday and continue for the lest
of the week. The vicinity of Twenty
second street and Vanccver avenue.
where the carnival will be held. viii be-
illuminated by $50 colored electric
lights and there will be numerous
booths for the sale of refreshments and
fancy articles A large touring car
will make frequent trips around the
neighborhood, and an orchestra Will
play throughout the evening.
Evening journal., 1908-08-05
LEARNED NAMES
OF THE PLOTTERS
Prisoners at the WOrkhOuSe
Who We're in Plan to Break
Jail Are Known
THEIR IDENTITY
Is KEPT SECRET

The names Of the two men who were
said to have been implicated in the
attempt to break jai lat the county
workhouse. have been learned by Chief
Warden Leonard Crawford but he will
not divulge them. The men who arc
prisoner sat the workhouse, il is said,
were to have carried out all the de-
tail sof the plan on the inside as soon
as the men who were on the outside
produced the revolVers and saws foc
them to work with.
Aside from Jackson, the colored man,
now at the Delaware Hospital who was
shot by a guard while attempting to place
the revolvers withing the window where
the men on the inside could easily set
them while on their way TO the work
room. there are supposed to be two others.
former prisoners at the workhouse who
were implicated in the plot but who have
disappeared and have left no trace behind
them.
The prisoners at the worixhouse charged
by the warden with being in the plot are
now in solitary confinement.
Mr.. Crawford asked the warden to-
day what further punishment would
be given the man and he replied that
he could not say at this time and thae
he was awaiting further developments.
He said the authorities were anxious
to get hold OF the two men on tho
outside who took a hand in the plot.
They are supposed to have been the
prime movers of the scheme. Not un-
tir Jackson is able to leave the hos
pital will anything further be done In
the case