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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-07-17

Never can tell when you'll mash fin
ger or suffer cut, bruise, burn or scald
Be prepared. DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil
instantly relieves the pain-quickly cures
the wound.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-18
NO. 10


The State os Nirs~,--ippi
Executive Department.
To all To whom the Presents shsii
come-Greet,nes
Whcrcns. The Board cf Mayor and
Aldermen of the Town OF Elnevillr.
IN Jones county. Mirsi-sippi, have
certified Ia me that under c~neus
taken by their direction It appesrr
that the said Town Of Ellisvilic has
increased in population to the num-
Der Of aSss thereby taking ssid mn-
n'cipnltty ont OF the oIass 70 which
Il has hitherto belong
Now. THxEwFoeE. !. B. p NOEL.
Governor Of the State cf M,ssis~ip-
ri. ty virtue OF the authority v~strd
in me by the Constitution apdiaw
of the State, do issuc this my
PKOCLAMATION
changing tho name cf the said
Town of ElIisvi,lr toahe City Of M
iisvi'le and raising u to the Pivs,
csnsa. and II shall, from and sster
thss date. hc known and desis nst ted
A. the Csty OF kllisvilic. and shail
exercise si'shc ights and privileges
conferred upon munis psliue Of
the Fret olsss BY Cha pser ~ os the
Mississspp, Code oi isos snd amend.
ments thereto.
IN TESTIMONY WnxnEOr. l have
hereunto act my hand sUd caused
the Great Hcal Of the state Of ME-
sissippi to be smxed. Done ~ the
Capitol, in the city Of Jackson, THE
the 7th day Of March A. u. iVoe.
BY the Governor. R.P. NOEL.
JOS. ". PowxRa,
Secretary Of 0eate.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-18

A. q, Strain o.. u. ~ J. L. Dbcvs
et al.
By vlssss Of - e1eeutlea iulnod -
The ebsposrv eIesk o. Jonee comfy, h
s',s abovsd ssyIs casse, I viii % D1oo-
day the ~ day Of nA1 lo0o W1ehio y.
gai bours q sAIe, - jsesj a. ~ teu-
posssy eeaSe hoooo 1oee - ~ Guy
Of Eilisvtils. expesp tss ~ ~ III
to ~ blghees bid(os fos - ~ ~.
i1wise doeczfbe1 las1s, lovied - y
ne - tbe property el =. T. Kiskian1
80 ~ sho toagneot o6osoet - ~
csoss - SolieWs, - w: = y ! 60 y
Il / Of Q " ! - So. -, W1stoV I,
asd u sesse II n K3aoW1a - ~.
|1. ~ eau W1u3AoWsA ! - 4
n Of 81 I. - -. =. ~ 6o1no =
Is. = r - Weq1, 1eneo noon1y, N
siestppt - ~ - ~ = ooo6ul1 I
eeesee = ~ soase6sy apass - ~
Wlloe@ ~ saolelais - ~ M
~ = A. -
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-18

To Mira Sarah Hsysss Yeo ~
hereby comma oded 70 sppeas hsgoss
~ ChApcssy Ossst u ~ eooaey q
Jones t-'ssId stats u 8I>(ovilae, n1fso..
on The third nobdsy Of Juos 4. D.
1909, 70 defend The sust 10 satd ccnvt OF
D. n. Hayse. VbssAjp Jon are dsseso
apt. This April The 9th 1904
J. A. CRAWFORD, CIsrn
J. T. Taylor, BY Hepsy Hoe. ID. u.
Sol for ComploloarI.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-18

v'0"O 9VX ~ i4UW
cod eoId u oct 10 ~ teWQ - 1loosjDo
. email town 10 0ils Of ~ sest6eoes
10 ihe deg time opesiy, Thee FsAsk
Reid had moved eus VI ~ otato osd
no eosld not get sI0 befess ~ coust
TO tsstifv - to tie ssIs. He psoteets
bic Iunooepo end stiM a0sms thas ~
bought The cov 10 eeed faith. H. h
. y ssrviuR 4 ssntepoe Of 40 yeasU
10 The psnits nstsry. He has % otd
mother 80 slssss dspend dent upos
bin Tor . sspport whe ess u <sseienGs
Circumstances asd very mooh seed
bic protsctioa and sas port. 10 vieW
Of The dosbt OF bb guilt ssd u view
a The fact that W believe ~ bas
been somcisstjy pun,sbs1, u ~ n
guilty. and tbes w. ~ ~ besn fatty
vind!cstsd. ~ pray yess Dses,Iosey
70 pavcon the sai1 Jobs 0Asoy ~ ~
F'hsincsr Of bic said ssntsaoo asd jet
hin return 10 bic belplsss mothss Aad
sister Ard - dsty bossd -
JOnN CANDY.
". d. CAnTsK,
N. b. NgLsoN,
X. n. UsREv,
And Otheru.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-18

OuUSS OUVSU oWW SuURS V~UOtP1eOus
46 in Crisp Black French Wolfe
regular l.25 value at 81 90
48 in. Black Altman Voile our
best so value at. rs
45 in. COlored Voiles and TafFetta
cloths in the reading spring shade
regular 100 value. ............ 85c
A in. Cream English Serge. 90
"a il. Rough Pongie Silks in the
leading shades, special. ....... 89c
Our celebrated "Blue Edge" 36
in. Back raffetts Silk regular
price l.26 yard, at. .......... r 90
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-18

To BILE Exosllsncy Il. r. Noel, Gov.
srnos Of MIssissippi.
We the updsssigns1 oitisess of
voues counsy, nlss.. Woulo soenooa.
folly represent thas John 0Aa1y q
oal1 oooAAy - ooaviQepA ~. -
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-04-18
the nA1s at IS, 7.so aad 5000.

the uAJ$ at IS, 7.6O aNd : 10.
Such Millinery season has never
been known before, Because we de
serve it. we know. Buyers. artists,
style gleaners-all have worked hand-in-
hand to make this All extraordinary mil
linery store.
The hats at IS. $50 and $40 are
being specialized this week. These are
copies from New York models worth
three and four times rs much. Time is
hurrying now and you can save much
worry by making a visit to this store.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
DIE

cULHAM-July 20, 1908. jeremiah.
brother Of z; Cuban, ss5 Maybury
Grand-ave. Funeral Saturday. July
70. at 1850 D. m.
MlL-LER--July 23. 1908. Stephen. be-
loved son OF Nicholas and the late
tiana Sackman. aged 15 years and I
months. Funeral from residence, 523
Hancock-ave. west. Saturday at n.
m, and at st. Leo's church at $3.50
TOUPALIK-Mary &c. Toupaiik, beloved
wife Of Joseph +. Toupaiik. died at
the residence of her son. Frank e.
ToupalIk, 2S2 Warren east. mother OF
Ralph W.. Mrs. John Erhard. Jr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Cramer. Funeral Satur-
day. July 20. at y. m, from resi-
dence.
KlRcHNER--Mrs. Elma Kirchner. wife
of Frederic Kirchner and daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert voakes. Flu
neral saturday z y. IN. from resi-
dence, 3e6 Brewster-st.
MODLIN--July 22. 1908. Charles X, be-
aged SO years. Funeral Friday. July
-. from residence, 20 Glendaie-ave
at y. m. Intermsnt at woodmere
via funeral car.
K1NSEL-July 20. 1908. at her home,
2es Shermsn-st., Anna, beloved wife
of John Rinsel. and mother OF Jo-
seph. Frank, John. Agnes, Peter,
Anna and Is grandchildren. and sis
ter OF Mrs. Mary Henkel. aged rs
yeers. Funeral Saturday morning.
from St yoseph's church. Interment
Mt Elliott cemetery
HOEFLEINA-Juiy 20. 1905. at resi-
denee. 20 Msybury Grand-ave,. Jacob.
beloved husesnd Of LOUISE Hoensir
Frank Hoefiein. aged AZ years. Burial
Monday at = o'clock from st. Boni-
face church.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
THREE LAY CLAIM
TO LAND IN DELRAY

The popularity of Delray property
would seem 10 be demonstrated by
petition presented in the circuit
court Friday morning on which Judge
Mandell issued an injunction. II is
claimed that three separate persons
have claim to a lot on Green-ave. and
the court will be asked to sift their
rights out.
John A. Hunt, the petitioner. says
that he bought this lot on land con-
tract from George II. Reisman. whose
spectacular real estate operations
created a big stir In Delray some
time ago This purchase occurred In
March OF last year. and IL Is alleged
that on June Z OF the same year the
property was sold TO James w. Fern
aid. on Aug. 20. the petition states.
Reisman again sold the property, this
time TO n. Leonard Wilton.
Hunt asks that both Wilton and
the heirs Of Fernald who has
died since the deal was closed. be
estopped from disposing Of the prop
erty.
Judge Mandell granted an Injunction
in accordance with Hunts plea.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
Daily Death Lis!

Marie Schroeger. 306 st. Aubin. 3s
years: tuberculosis
Alfred Preskorn, 1l5 Horatio. S
months: cholera infantum.
Rosa Urbanski. $50 Garfield. 5
months. hamilton.
Sophronia Baker. ESQ Lincoln. so
years: senility.
Albert Gawelek. 90 Peterson, as
years; pulmonary hemorrhage.
Harold Thompson. SEE Trumbull. /
month: convulsions.
Margaret Gordon, 20 West High. 3
years; Intestinal intoxication.
Harold Zaelck, 92& Riopelle, s
months: cholera infantum.
Lucy Miner. rs Dalzelle, l6 years;
Tuberculosis.
= LaVerne Kremer. 447 Jos. Campau, s
years; tuberculosis.
Margaret Hickey. 279 Fifth. IS years;
cerebral thrombosis
Ellen Murray. 37S ST. Claire. 81
years: apoplexy.
Anna soulard, 4s2 East Woodbridge.
~ years; tuberculosis
Theresa Miller. s27 Rivard. 4 months;
marasnus.
Andrew Kufe. st. Mary's hospital. 81
years: embolism.
Wlllmuth A. Franchy SO Twenty
third. 3 months: indigestion.
Frank Trumpa, 1876 Tillman, 80 years;
tuberculosis.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
EX-MICHIGANDER ENDS
LIFE IN A SALOON

CHICAGO. July 24.-While despon.
dent on account OF financial reverses.
Walter A. Williams. formerly OF Kali
amazoo. Mich, shot and killed him
self last night In a saloon next door
to the place where be had lost his
money. In his pockets were found
letters TO his brother, Rev. n. Will
liams. priest living In South Haven,
Mich: to his mother, Mrs. Fannie
Williams, OF Detroit, and to Mrs. p.
j. Shafer. Chicago. cousin and he
wife OF his former partner in bust.
ness.
Williams came to Chicago three
months ago from Ohio, after he had
sold 40-acre farm. He went into
the saloon business with Shafer at 10
Quincy-st.. investing $500. all the
money he had OF a small fortune, iaost
Of which he lost by bad investments.
One cent was found on the body.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
FAMILY PREVENTS
FATHERS SUICIDE

LANSING. Mich, July 2+.-Melvin
ID. Penoyer, a carpenter made des-
perate attempt to carry out his threats
to commit suicide early last evening.
but was prevented from doing so. "
is said. by the fortunate appearance
OF Constable Burchfield The oficer
was about 10 enter the Penoyer home
to deliver message when he detected
the odor OF carbolic acid and saw
Penoyer struggling with his wife md
daughter, who had him by the arms
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
SINGER BUILDING HAS
BAPTISM OF BLOOD

NEW YORK, July 24.-sThe, first
serious accident in the singer build
ing since IL was thrown open to the
public resulted today in the instant
death OF Samual Alpert. % years old.
OF East One Hundred and SIxth-st.. a
plumbers helper.
Alpert was crushed TO death be-
tween the floor OF elevator No. |, the
last of the row OF elevators ON the
main promenade. and the ceiling.
Scores OF persons in the promenade
and woman and four men I'm the
elevator. besides the conductor. wit
messed the shocking accident
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
TWENTY-FIVE WORKMEN
DROWN IN TUNNEL

BERNE. Switzerland, July 24.-In
a irightful accident early this morn
ing In the Loetschberg tunnel In the
Bcrrcse Alps 20 italian workmen
were killed. The men we're drilling
inside the tunnel. Without warning
tier tools pierced the wall that sep
aratec them from subterraneau iiv.
er or lake, the existence OF which
was not Scown. The wall gave way
with a crash and torrent OF water
and mud rushed into the tunnel and
filed II. All workmen were drowned.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
Marriage Licenses

William G. McPhee. 20. Detroit; Ida
Kadderly. IS. 81. Louis. Mo.
Norman g. Bartlett, 20, Moonsocket
North Dakota: Ella l.. Sweet, 81. De-
troit.
Charles F. Knock. AZ; Jennie Planke.
SO.
Constantine Waclnowski, 20; Stanis-
lava Marczynkowska, 10.
Fred c. Brennan, 81: clara Stanoski
IS
Leon PuJdowski. 20. Celia Sliwiu-
ska. II.
George T. Laurer. 90. Crosse. lie.
Mich: Rose n Lavoie. is, Detroit.
John Voakes. 40 Wyandotte. Mich.
Mary Grips 22. Detroit.
Roy rutland, 70. Alice Whitaker. 30.
Robert c. Gunther. 81: Ethel c. Hud-
son, 81.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
George Wagner. 1853 North Boule'
ward.
Christian Krey. 343 Cicotte.
Charles Gundry, 304 East Euclid.
Carl Behnke, 1852 Granite.
Alba Dempster SO Twentieth.
Pheales Burok, 1104 Dubois.
George Eeamis. 81 Humboldt.
Joseph Gardulski. $50 Russell.
Frieda Konapatzki. AS stephens.
Harry Peckham, 213 McDougall
Sebastiano Saputo. 270 Mullett.
BOYS
Thomas Guilfoyle. 122h Baltimore.
Thomas Gregg, 95 Collingwood.
Anthony Ibleston. 228 wilkins
Philip Levin, $50 Winder.
Rudolph klenher, ll64 Helen.
Edward Malvitz 121 Homer
Arthur Flennoy. 553 st. Antoine.
Paul Dohrman. 352 Helen.
John Kowalski, 9o4 Daniel
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
WOMAN TRIES SUICIDE,

SAGINAW. Mich, July 2i.-tSpe-
cial. Mrs. VIM. Druckhammer, 70
years old. attempted suicide this
morning at her apartments, In the
Snyder hotel. She, went to her room
and took arsenic. Later she came
and fell In faint. When
she revived and told OF her action. q
doctor VAS summoned, and after hard
work saved her life. Family troubles
and IN health are assigned as the
cause o. her act
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
THE DETROIT TIMES
1878 John R-St
Both Phones:
BELL. MAIN I4es.
HOME. CITY 1855.

rhe Times has established branch
agencies where classified advertise
ments viii be received until IL a. m
each day. The rates charged at the
branch agencies are the same as az
The Times office. Cash ads. only VIII
be taken at branch agencies. Follow
ing IL the list of agencies:
EAST SIDE.
HouEhton-French Coal Co.. 80: East
Canfeld-ave.
MT. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott and
Gratiot-aves.
Casney's Furniture Co., 157 oratiot
ave.
y. Brown, 1159 Jefferson ave.
j. McPhersOn, 2400 Gratiot-ave., oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
c. G. Eansor, ss5 Grand River.
Turner stanton, 1855 Myrtle-st.
y. ID. DrIscoll, All Michigan-ave.
,. w. Willard, 1919 Forrest. west
w. w. Bush. 5e+ Michigan
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25

Burchfeld rushed into the house and
without interfering with the strug'
Cling trio obtained a bottle containing
acid. The acid had been spilled In the
axcitement
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25

why not make up your nina now
10 come In see samples OF our work.
have talk with us and let us
prove 10 you that We can do better
dental work than the average dem
list, and besides doing superior
work. we do. II with absolutely no
pain.
You shouldn't ask for better evil.
dence OF our efficiency than The
magnitude Of our business. We do
more dental work than 10 OF the
average dentists. and our materials
are positively the best that money
can buy. Don't put on, but como
and let us prove our claims.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
DETROIT BOY HOBO IN INDIANA.

RICHMOND. Ind. July 24.Z(Spe
cisl) McLoean. aged 16. re-
markable boy tramp who says he Is
from Detroit. Is being detained here
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25

silver and other Filings. soc up.
Free Painless Extracting with
Other Work. Free examination
All Languages Spoken.
Nl,t We will accept part down
SICult and balance In payments.
oUT-oF-TowN PATIENTS
Car Fare Paid Write for appoint
ment. Work done the same day
YOU coma In.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
DENTISTS.
DENTISTS.
mo PAIN

You have probably been he notion OF having dental
o match Of ode dentistr
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

One cent a word each insertion, SIX
words or fraction thereof TO the line
cash In advance. No advertisements
OF less than two lines taken; six inssr-
lions MADE FOR the price OF five when
cash 10 paid.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
Rates for Line:
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee &C
euracy or assume responsibility TOT
errors OF any kind occurring In teie-
phone Advertisements
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25

Dr.Adans
Cut-Rate Dentists
Main ONCE. 24-as-2s MichiSan- ave-.
Cor. Griswold-st. ~. SIS.
East Side Office. al SO 0ratiot-uve..
Cor. Randolph. M. 64os.
SIS SETS TEETH. ....... So
$40 SETS TEETH. SIS
So BEST CROWNS. .S4
S. BRIDGEWORK. 49,. So
GOLD FILINGS. :. ST. UP
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25

wANTED-Abis-bo bodied men between
ages ~ and IS for Y. 8. Marine
Corps. Must be native born or have
nrst papers. Excellent opportunity
TO see the world. Good pay. Cloth
ing, rations. quarters. medical at
tendance free. Apply at Marine corps
recruiting once. 10 West Fort-st,
Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
AUTOMOBILES, BOATS a ENGINE,
BUSINESS CARDS.

HORSES and cows removed promptly.
Phone Millenbach Bros. West ios-s1b.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-25

Rex Comets and Trombones
And all Rex band instruments are king
over ALL don't invest a cent In .
horn until you have tried n REX:
catalogues free. WILLARD BRY-
ANT MUSIC HOUSE, IS WOOD
WARD-AYE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
z|ON'S AID SOCIETY
IS NOW INCORPORATED
,rt;,,eS Filed This Mornin. Will Pro-
vide Homes for WaSward
Children.

Articles Of incorporation We're filed
today in the office of the secretary OF
state. by the lions Aid Society, an
organization which will operate q
school and a home for hayward boys
The home is located at the old Granlte
stake academy. southeast OF salt Lake
CITY. Some time ago a plan was on
foot to turn the property and building
over to the county, for use as deten-
tion home, but the movement failed in
final completion. and subsequently q
number OF Church members organized
the present movement.
The corporation is formed for lou
wears. and it's stated purpose is to as
sist children to become good citizens,
to form natural love for The United
states. and to became worthy follow
#ers Of Christ Eleven trustees arc
named as the executive board of con-
troll.
III. Horne will be superintendent
of the new school. and Mrs. Horne will
he ,natron. A cook and assistant cook
will b. employed, and lessons viii be
given the boys making their home
there in regular school work, and in all
kinds OF farm and dalrying work. in
Guiding orchard and poultry raising.
The opening date will be December !,
by which time all accommodations Will
be ready for such Youngsters as are
ready TO enter. Boys without home
environments will be mostly sought
for the home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
GREGORY SENTENCED
TO TERM IN PRISON
Convicted OF Sweating" United states
Coins. He Must Serve -Four
Wears and Pay Fine.

Ebon j, Gregory, convicted by a jury
in the Uuited States court OF sweat
ing United States gold coins. was this
morning sentenced TO serve four years
on each OF tho three counts ON which
he was convicted. and fine Of slo0
on each count. The sentences VIII run
cpncurrently, however. and with gcod
behavior the amount Of actual time
TO be served by Gregory will not he
much over three years. in case me usual
copper is allowed nj the Leaven-
worth prison, where GreEor. viii he
confined.
When court convened at 10 O'clock
Gregory was brought in To receive self
tence He accompanied United states
deputy marshal His wifc sat IN line
lobby, anxiety. hope and fear n,iHgied
in her facial expression Whom Judge
Marshall asked Gregory If he wished
to make any statement. the man who
had maintained such iron nerve during
the entire progress of the trial. broke
down and wcpt like Il child. lie ted
the Judge he was guilty, and begged for
mercy on account Of his wife and chill
dren.
Judge Marshall then sentenced him
tn serve four years in tie United States
Denitentlary at LrHVcnwor;h Kansas,
on each of three counts. The sentences
to run conculrently. and 20 Tay a fin
of $500. or 500 on each count
Gregory will be held in custody until
the return of t. s. Marshal Iueian
Smyth from LedvenWortn, when he viii
probably be taken cast 10 begin Ills
sentence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
JOHN MARIN0 PARD0NED.
Granted 10 Non-U Onion Man Through
Union Efforts.

Denver, Colo, MY, 21.-l'hrough The
pardonng Of John Marine, an Italian
coal miner confined in the penitentiary
at santa Fc, n. NJ, yesterday, free
dom comes to II man whose cause was
championcd by organized Labor
throughout the country.
n addition to this President Roose-
Welt had urged Il thorough consideration
o. his case, this at the request Of John
Mitchell. former president of the
United Mine Workers of America. Adj
vice Of the issuance Of the pardon
cHllle in telegram from Coy, Curry to
MIR. Mitchell.
Marine was convicted Of murder and
sentenced to life Imprisonment during
the coal miners strike Of 1904. Though
not 4 union man, he went on strike.
subsequently non-uniOn miners were
placed at work. -Four of these import
Cd miners were quarrcling with a stok-
or at Los CcrilloS, New Mexico, one
day, when Marine went To the lattcI's
defense. In the melee. Marine stabbed
on of the non-unon men, killing him.
He was convicted of murder but the
miners has never wearied in their eff
forts to secure his freedom.
The sympathy Of labor unions
throughout the country was enlisted
and finally John Mitchell saw the pres
ident Through him Governor Curry
was appealed to with the above result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
MAY De SUCCESSFUL
". C. Rose of Denver sdll in Pre-
carions Condition Following Big
Draft of Poison.

The condition of W. G. Rose, a
stranger from Denver who was found
last night iii the E.lko hotel nearly
dead from laudanum poisoning, taken
BY him with suicidal intent. remains
unchanged. The man is at st. Mark s
hospital In a precarious condition and
there are grave fears that he will
not recover.
Little or nothing can be learned
about the man, He went TO the Elko
hotel about s o'clock on Thursday
evening and engaged Il room. paying
90 cents Tor il. He at once went to
the room and nothing more was seen of
him until last night Jap servant in
the place reported to the mana cement
that the room was still locked, The
door was opened and Rose was found
unconscious on the bed and near him
was a two ounce bottle which had con-
tanned laudanun.
The police We're at once notified and
the man, apparently near death, was
taken 10 the emergency hospital where
Drs. Paul and Steele worked over him
did not seem to change and he was
taken to st. Marks hospital Word
came from there this afternoon that
there was no apparent change in the
man.
He registered al the hotel as W. G.
Rose of Denver but no one about the
place could give any information about
him. lie was apparently about 80 years
Of age and had the appearance of being
Il miner. There was no money, letters
or papers ON him when searched.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
BITTERLY RESENT
SPERRYS ACTION.
Admiral Addresses Letter to Gov.
Gen. Smith on Sanitary
Conditions at Manila.
NO SHORE LEAVE FOR SAILORS
Matter VIII he Referred to Washing
ton ana President Probably Asked
TO Examine and Pass on Case.

,,ai, ~, p ,t,, s.,,,.
''t'' 10y '''
ry addressed letter to GoN.-Geii.
smith today saying that it had been
decided M, IN yr,nt tba mon ar tho
49,.
Suzanne ''t'eSii'p ii'e' iease W ~
sence during the stay Of the ships in
Manila bay. This decision the roar adj
.,., = t,.s,a -, ~ ,,l,,i,. ar
: ~
me uheoicai otnceFs OF me lleet as wen
as his own convictions. The letter
states that the daily reports Of the
health department show the presence
of cholera In Manila and that during
the progress OF the epidemic large
percentage Of the cases reported were
dead or moribund. showing that they
had been concealed, Rear Admiral
Spcrry then stated that the house to
house inspection has been abandoned,
and claimed that there is always dan
ger of a renewal and extension of the
Infection from the provinces. The rear
admiral next cites the recent report on
the cholera made BY Commissioner
Worcester. conde,nning portions of the
city of Manila as unsanitary. The let
ter closes by pointing out the necessity
Of forbidding the landing of the men,
as the feet Is to make long cruise in
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DIES OF HIS INJURIES.

r. w. Richmond the Rio Grande
freight train conductor who was run,
over by his own train and had his right
leg crushed off below the knee at Col
ton. Utah, last nieht. died at st. Marks
hospital at $3.50 this morning from the
effects of his injuries.
Mr. Richmond was conductor on the
train coming into Salt Lake, and his
time was up when he reached Cotton
He attempted to board the caboose tc
ride into this city, but missed his foot
ing and fell beneath the wheels. He
was picked up and brought to Salt
Lake. but was five hours on the way
Deceased leaves a wife and family AT
IA south Second West street. The
body was taken to O'Donnells under
taking establishment. but no arrange
ments have yet been made for the
funeral