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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27
BUSINESS. IS
ON THE GAIN

NEW YORK, Sept 26-Dun's 5
Weekly Review of Trade says:
While the temperature has been
TOO high for best results in fall re-
tail trade, the column is steadily in
creasing. and manufacturing plants
have extended operations still fur
ther Most jobbing houses report a
tendency to prepare for the future
on a larger scale, and wooden mills
have less idle machinery.
Several orders of importance have
been placed this week for finished
steel. and the usual supply of small
contracts appeared, but the awaiting
attitude is still conspicuous among
the large buyers, especially the rail
ways. Foreign business Is now near
ly normal, and much more steel is
under consideration for export, in
Guiding rails for Canada. As rule,
however. the railways are not buy
ing beyond absolute necessities.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27
ENSLOW MAKING MINE.
Returns From Eiko County Proper
ties Much Pleased With Sue
cess He Il Attaining.

Wm. r. Enslow returned yester-
day for brief visit from mining
properties which he has under de-
velopment in Elko county. He re
ports the work he Is doing attended
by even better results than he an
ticipated when he left the employ
of the Steptoe Valley Smelling few
months ago to go To the properties.
With the Steptoe. Mr.. Enslow was
assistant superintendent at the con-
centrator. where he did much excel
lent work and made great many
friends who will learn of the success
of his mining venture with gratiiiea-
fion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27
NI0n Can be Earn
4IUU. ned by the Or
gan of the Machine by
Producing Sworn Proof
OF This Charge A
ING MAN SAYS
HE Is A CRIMINAL

. RENO, Sept. 26.-Bernard
. Marvin. a young man quite well
. dressed and carrying a suit case.
. walked into the police station
. yesterday afternoon and stated
. that he wanted TO surrender
. himself for crimes committed in
. Oakland. Chief of Police Burke
. questioned the man, but he re-
. fused to say anything further
> than to claim that he had pass
. ed bogus checks in Oakland and
. that he would go insane from
. worry unless he surrendered
. himself
. Later it was learned that he
. had been acting as the general
. agent of the California Mutual
. Live Stock Insurance associa-
. ton. which has offices in the
. Oakland Bank of Savings Build
. ing He is supposed to come
. from prominent family in Spo-
. kane. Wash, and has stated
. that the disgrace he has brought
upon himself has caused him to
worry so much that he thought
he would go insane unless he
gave himself up and relieved
his conscience
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27

Mont.
col. II. H. DODSON, of Utah.
JOHN PAULUS. Billings
ROBERT ANDERSON. Hardin
Mont
LOREN A. STEWART. Dean
Mont.
II. c. GAMBLE. Mumiston. Mont
T. l.. DYMACK, Denver.
c. II. BARNES, Seattle.
GEORGE NJ. KONTICK, Anaconda
ORA BABC0CK. fireman. Billings
SAMUEL T. MARCHINTON, Chico
Springs, Mont.
CHARLES +. JOHNSON. district
passenger agent. Nickel Plate. Den.
yer
GEORGE PANTELRoCK. Ana.
conda.
JOHN RYAN, Gushing. Okla.
MILO HOLLOWAY, Billings.
S. |. CHEMRAN. en- route to Bill
ings. address unknown.
Three unidentified coal miners, en-
route to Kirby. Wyo
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Mrs. Robert Anderson. Hardin
Ben S. Westbury. address nm
known; injured internally; will die.
John Figuri. miner, Coldwater,
Athabasca
Cleteher Dyer. Mount Carmel. Ill;
arm broken; injured internally.
Sam Slomoiwieh, Billings; both
legs broken; injured internally.
Antoine Dewcizs, Helena arms
broken: internal injuries; head bad
ly cut: may die
John Burke, Boston; leg broken;
back injured.
Surname Cordea, Flathead Mission
back badly injured.
L. +. Cordea: head cut and shoul-
ders and chest badly bruised.
Johnny Cordea. head cut
Small boy; arm broken; head cut.
TRAIN BEHIND TIME.
The freight train. which was an
exceptionally heavy one. left Park
City with but six minutes time to
make the siding. It pulled partly
ohto the siding when the passenger
was heard coming, and, seeing that
he could not get the heavy freight
train clear of the main line. the en-
gineer sent the fiagman ahead and
backed out upon the main line The
flagman got perhaps twice the length
of the passenger train up the track,
but owing to the heavy fog and fall
ing snow. the signal was not seen.
He threw fuse through the cab WIN
dow, but the train flew by him, even
this signal evidently being unob-
served.
The passenger train, which was
running about so miles an hour,
crashed into the freight, wrecking
both locomotives and telescoping the
smoker and baggage car. The
smoker was reduced to kindling
wood. and only three persons riding
therein are known to have got out oi
the wrecked car alive.
ONE FIREMAN KILLED.
The engineer and fireman of the
freight saved their lives by jumping
Engineer Biesinger of the passenger
train saw the freight train when vir
tnally upon IT, He threw on tn,
emergency brake and made leap foi
life. He was practically uninjured
Fireman Babcoek jumped through
the the cab window, but his heaC
struck the rail and his skull wa
crushed He died in few moments
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27
.I9 KILLED IN
N. P. WRECK
WORST WRECK IN HISTORY OF
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC AT
YoUNG'S POINT, MONT.-FAST
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT.

BUTTE, Mont. Sept. 26.--In the
worst wreck in the history of the
Northern Pacific railroad, 10 persons
were killed. eleven seriously injured,
several fatally. and about so more
or less injured, in collision be-
tween passenger train No. 16. known
as the easthound Burlington flyer,
and westbound freight train, at
$40 o'clock this morning, at a sid
ing known as Young's Point. about
80 miles west of Billings. The fast
travelling passenger train crashed into
the freight. just entering on the sid
ing. during binding snowstorm.
the engineer of the passenger failing
to see the signal flag of the brake
man of the freight train in time to
avert the crash.
THE DEAD.
x. L. VICKERS, Virginia City,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27
nRAnsTREET.s REVIEW.

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-Brad-
streets SAYS;
While events generally tend to-
ward steady, If slow, improvement,
conservatism still rules purchasing in
wholesale and jobbing lines, and at
several large centers fall trade. nota-
bly, in dry goods. has reached and
passed its maximum. Taken as a
whole. trade in a few instances, equal
to a year ago at this date. is general
" below the normal. and the APP
proach of the election has tendency
to discourage all but absolutely nee
essary purchases.
Western trade advices are good as
a whole. though house trade Is on
the wane and travelling statesmen are
relied upon TO take care of recorder
business. There is very general
agreement that stocks are small in
retailers hands. and color to this is
given by the many orders for imme-
diate shipment, which throw unusual
burdens In turn upon jobbers, whole
salers and manufacturers. Pacific
coast trade reports and those received
from the spring wheat northwest, are
generally encouraging.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27
SAYS DESERTION Il
GROUND FOR DIVORCE.

> PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.--
> Nat Goodwin, the actor, is bas-
. ing his suit for divorce, which
, he has brought against his Wife,
, Maxine Elliott, who is appearing
. at a local theater. She is au-
, thority for the statement. She
, declined further TO discuss the
, matter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27
COAL STRIKE
IS AT AN END
MINERS IN WYOMING RETURN TO
WORK-AGREEMENT REACHED
AND WILL BE FINALLY con-
SUMMATED At CHEYENNE

SALT LAKE. Sept. 26.-The strike
of the Wyoming coal miners is vir-
tually at an end and work resumed
in the properties at Rock Springs,
Hanna. Kemmerer and other points
today This was the information re-
ceiyed by A. j. Gunne&. agent here
for the Central Coal 4 Coke Co. A
final agreement has not yet been ar
rived at between the owners and the
operators. who have been in confer
ence in Chicago. but it is understood
that negotiations have progressed so
far that the union officials felt iusti-
fled in ordering the men back to
work. The conference in Chicago
was adjourned Thursday 10 recon-
vene at Cheyenne. Wyo.. September
so. when the final agreement will be
adopted.
The miners have been out for near
ly four weeks, and the coal situation
was beginning to assume a dangerous
aspect. 50 that the settlement and
their return TO work clears up a diff
cult and threatening condition. The
enforced idleness Of the mines has, of
course, seriously interfered with the
storing of winter coal. but with all
the properties in full operation it is
hoped that coal famine or shortage
will be averted this winter
The differences which caused the
strike or walkout did not affect all
the men: on the contrary, II affected
only about 0 per cent of the day la
Dor. The difficulty arose over n pro-
posed reduction in wages of unskilled
labor. the mine owners contending
that the rate for that class of labor
was too high and equal to that paid
skilled labor. Drivers have been paid
$40 per day, and il was proposed
to reduce them to 1925. Teamsters
have been paid $2.75 and IL was pro-
posed to reduce them % cents per
day bumpers have been paid $2.75,
and 1t was proposed to reduce them
to $3.50 per day, with head bumper
receiving $275.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27
MISSING SHIP NOW SAFE.
Wives of Naval Officers Among
Those Encamped ON Island.

SYDNEY, n. S. W. Sept 26.-
The passengers and crew of the Brit
ish steamship Aeon. which sailed
from San Francisco July 6 for Apia,
Samoa, and which has been long
overdue at the latetr port. are camp
Ing on Christmas island. Among the
party are the wives of several Ameri-
can naval officers. They have ample
food and water and a house has been
built for the women.
From the day the Aeon sailed
nothing was heard of her until this
word came today. She was placed on
the overdue board at % per cent re-
insurance and, after remaining at
this figure for a time, jumped to 40
and finally to 50.
II Is supposed that the ships ma
chinery was diabled and that the yes
sci drifted to the island In safety.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27

the postal service. particularly the
proper addressing of letters and the
Importance of placing return cards
on the envelopes
Postmasters are directed to ar
range, II possible. TO deliver personal
talks to the pupils. and give teachers
access to the postal guide and the
postal laws, and render them every
assistance in obtaining necessary in
formation
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27
MASKED MEN ROB
AN :. y. DEPOT.

RENO, Sept. 25.- Early yes
terday morning two masked
men entered the ticket Office of
the Southern Pacific company
at Applegate, California, lao
miles west of this city and rob
bed the cash drawer of $500,
also taking the night agents
rife. After securing the booty
they disappeared and all trace
of them has been lost.
The special detectives of the
railroad are making a vigorous
search under very unfayorable
conditions, they having practi-
cally no description of the men.
a q a a a a a a a a a
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27
POsTNIAsTERS AS TEACHERS.
viii Aid in Instructing School Chill
drcn ON Postal Service.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Post-
master General Meyer today issued
an order directing all postmasters to
unite with local school authorities
in adopting the most effective method
of instructlng school children as to
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27

Some of the bodies of the killed
were terribly mangled. some of them
being ground to bits, so that il was
necessary to pick them up in a
blanket.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27

The various states have so far APP
propriated $4,000 for memorials
and markers on the Yicksburg bat
tleheld
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27
FLANAGAN STORY FALSE AS
TOLD IN MACHINE ORGANS

STATEMENT GIVEN OUT WHICH PUTS THE MORAN IN
CIDENT IN A VERY DIFFERENT LIGHT THAN THAT
WHICH THE GUM SHOE MEN OF THE MACHINE
WOULD LIKE 1T TO APPEAR
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27

The Independence party will have
a full congressional ticket in South
Dakota.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27

The Congressional Paper Industry
Investigating committee is taking tes-
timony at Appleton. Wis.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27
MACHINE L|BELS UPON AMERICAN LABOR
ARE ADDED To IN CRIMINAL CHARGE

A SO-CAI1IED REPUBLICAN, A
BRY AN; THE ANSWER FAVORABLE
CONNIONfH THEY WITHOUT SAYING ANY
LITTLE BOOK THAT THEY CARRY AND
TRANSFERRED TO THE REGISTRATION
WITHOUT THE VOTER APPEARING BEFORE THE REGISTRY
POLITICS, ACCORDING TO THE NEWS
WHAT WAS CONTEMPLATED AT THE MINES IF THE NEW
BEEN ESTAsIiSIlD BUT 1T WAS NiPPED
HENCE THE GREAT "H0LiER" FROM THE CORPORA
TON ORGAN.-MACIIINE ORGAN.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-27

Biggest Copper Dis
trict of the Country
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-09
BOSS CORN AND DAT FEED.

n. w. FindleV Sole Local Represen-
tatiVe Tells Of It's Good Qualities.
It is no eXaseerat;on to az that
Boss Corn and Dat Feed is now gen
orally recognized throughout sth
United States rs the ode "Staldad
Chop" This is the direct reaalt oi
making good to the ,rade year in
and yoar cut all tlaims for a uniform
Eiludricd, pure grain ration
Given feed n which the large
possible percentage IS digostible and
lrave it balanced tor all needs, and
cost becomes an almost secondary
sconsid ration With lhcse adHiptag-
40. and IN addition a decided lessen
ing in cost from The usual grain a
ton either ground or unaround and
the feeding proposition is solved
These are CLAIMS for Boss Corn and
Cat Feed,
N, w Flndlcy the well known
wholesale grocer. ili-iG Pay street
is sole Brunswick representative OF
the famous feed Phone Inn *
no. A for Il Trial der
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personals

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j.. II. Mansor Of the Brunswick
St5amsh'p Company has rctuu ne
FROM i business trip to New York
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" L. Miller. the wen known con
tractor who dona big piece OF
wor6 in Charlie; ton, win return to
That cit tomorrow.
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At The CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

The pa tor, Rev !. Z. Summons
VII pre- ach at both services.
Peters Downfall
Evening subject. sabbath Deser
walton" this being tho fourth OF the
series of sermons On the TN Com
mandments.
The music furnished by the male
quartet IS delighttal feature OF the
evening" scry &C.
sunday school Phlathea and Ba.
racca glasses, 3:l5 nm
Prayer nesting Wednesday, 7;3e
pm.
Al visitors in the city ard the gen
eral public are cordially inv ted to
al these services.
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ST. JUDGES CHURCH.

Tho Row s. s, Powell. Vicar
There VIII I've morning. prayer al
II am, and evening uraver and ser.
mon at 100 nm Sunday. a cordial
invitation to all.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07
II crInlel de aver
Julian Cdtala acOmete con Tin CuchilIO
4 81 mujer.- -Heridas gra-
yes. S.-EsC&ndaIO
DETENCION DEL AGRESOR

La cr6nica de los sucesos alarman-
tes ha de registrar en- sus notas de
hoy I'm nuevo drama de folletfn
ocurrido Ell Puerta de TERRA.
FL autor Sc llama Julian Catala,
moreno. de unos treinta y cuatro
af1os- El hecho ocurrio en- la calle
de San Agustfn las once de la
noche. La victima fue una mujer,
Juliana Daub6n con quien contrajo
nupclas hace pocos meses Ell agresor.
Catala persegufa a su mujer por
celos. Anoche parece que Sc habfa
tornado unas copas y Sc present6
muy nervioso en- la mencionada calle
Uno solto una broma que disgust6
a Catala, quien armandose de TN
cuchillo, empezo a repartir golpes
4 varios individuos. Entonces salit
Juliana y al verla el agresor Sc
abalanzo sobre la infeliz, inhriendole
cuatro heridas, dos debajo del brazo
derecho, una sobre ell izquierdo y
otra por la espalda. La mujer cayd
baflada en- sangre. Ell agresor hugo
Juliana fue tras1adada al cuarto de
socorros donde Sc lie practicaron las
primeras curas. Las heridas son
graves. Conducida al Hospital Mu-
nicipal continuaba de bastante gra.
vedad en- la maf1ana de hoy.
Catala fue detenido 4 las seis
en- Ell paseo de Covadonga por Ell
policla Girona, ingresando en- Ia
carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07
De HumaCao a Naguabo.
EL cAPITOLIO De PUERTO RICO.-L0S
PIANOS De Las 0BRAS. IA NUEvA
PENlTENclARlA.
OTRAS NoTICIAS.

Esta maflana sc verified en-
Ell departamento del Interior, la
subasta de piedra triturada con
destino a la carretera de Hu-
macao a la playa de Naguabo.
Acerca de algunos particu1a-
res de la expresada subasta, han
conference.-the largamente los Sc.
fares Harris, Jimenez y Monti-
LA. Manana Sc dara a los re-
p6rters, el nombre del postor
que ha obtenido la buena pro.
En- este mes sc recibiran en-
el departamento del Interior, los
pianos para Ell ediflcio del Capt.
tolio de Puerto Rico, que ha de
cOnstruirse en- esta ciudad. Sc
gun informa Mr.. Harris, pasa-
ran de Cuatrocientoslos estudios
q. sc recibiran en- Ell departamen-
to. Como hemos dicho otras We
ces, concurriran en- dicho certa-
menes arquitectos de los Estados
Unidos, Espana y Francia.
Tambien Sc nos informa, que
el departamento ha mandado
unos Glen programs de las
obras de la nueva Penitenciaria,
a los arquitectos de la isla y fue-
ra, que los han solicitado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07

no tienen en- la materialidad de
los hechos una sola prueba de la
santa fecundidad en- que Sc pro-
Queen dos lagrimas. dos palpi-
taciones del corazon, dos sen :
! timientos que brotan al unfsono,
dos ojos que al mirar confunden
su luz interior, luz de almas, en-
una grande, en- una immortal
mirada de agradecimiento y de
amor, entire mujeres poderosas y
ninos desvalidos. -.
Ell alma de esta fiesta ha sido
una dana cuyo nombre excla-
|recido sc We undo siempre a to-
da obra de altura v de bien: la
senora de Dfaz Navarro. Ella
ha solicitado donativos, ha pedi.
do en- nombre de los pobres nj
6os asilados, de los que. aun mas
infelices, viven en- ell abandono
del arroyo, y a su llamamiento
persuasive han respondido la
carload, el altruismo, la galan-
terra.
Mas de quinientos jugetes
ha entregado a las comisio-
mes encargadas del reparto,
la seiora de Diaz Navarro.
Juguetes para los asilados, para
los ninos pobres de Rio Piedras
y para contr1buir tambien q la
gran cantidad de obsequios re-
partidos en- Ell teatro, Ell domin-
90 en- la tarde.
Ha sido TN triunfo, para esa
gran dana, para sus dignas COM
paneras, entire las que estaba
la sehora de Mr.. Post, IN gran
dioso triunfo que tiene por pre-
mio inefable y sublime la graft
tud y la sonrisa de la infancia,
tan merecedora de protection v
de amparo, tan digna de la de-
fensa y del amor de todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07
n aSunto de los vaporciitoS
EL lNFoRME DEL ATTORNEY

Maf1ana por la noche Sc reanudaran
en- la Corte Federal las sesiones para
resolver Ell injunction" presentado
por Ell abogado Mr.. Mott contra I'm
acuerdo del Consejo Executive, sobre
Ell uso de doce metros de terreno, en-
Ell muelle de esta ciudad por la COM
paf1fa Valdes. Informaran Ell aboga-
do Mr.. Mott en- representation de la
Compaflfa de "Vaporcitos," ell Assis-
tan Attorney Mr.. Brown en- repre-
sentacion del Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
y los Comisionados Grahame Gro
mer.
Hoy paso todo ell dia Ell Assistant
Attorney Mr.. Brown en- prepa rsr un
extenso informe rebatiendo parte del
alegato favor del sef1or Valdes.
Els muy probable que Ell Juez Mr..
Rodey termine la vista en- la session
de mafIana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07
Nj. Dexter J las Juntas.
UNA OPINION DEL COMlSIONAOO SOBRE
REMUMCIAS. LOS SEnORES HER
NANDEz Y Cl0PPEL. mo NIB RAmlEN-
TOS.
AUMENTo DE suELDo.

El Comisionado de Educaci6n ha
remltldo un atento escrito al sefior
Francisco Rodriguez, informandole
que verfa con gusto, retirars Ia re-
nuncia de miembro de la Junta esco-
lar de Aibonito.
Mr.. Dexter eS de parecer que todoS
los vccales de las Juntas de Instruc.
c1on ocupen por Ell tempo mas largo
possible los puestos que desempefian
debido 4 que conocedores de la mar
cha de los aSuntos de los distritos.
pueden con mas facilidad resolver
todas las cuestiones que afectan los
intereseS de la ensefianza. Cree M.
Dexter que Ell cambio continuo de vo.
Gales en- las referidas iuntas es TN
obstaculo para los demas miembros.
FL Com isionado de Educacion to-
davfa no ha designado Ell candidate
que ha de ocupar la vacante de Mr..
Lord.
Suenan para el puesto de Sub
Comisionado los seflores Hernandez
y Cloppel, quienes son empleados de
alto prestigio y de firmes garantfas
en- Ell ramo de Educaci6n.
Sc han hecho varios nombramintos.
Para ell puesto de maestro de ingles
en- Barranquitas, ha sido deSignado
Mr.. Mac-Clerean; para una escuela
rural de Moca ha sido nombrado Ell
sefior Jose Crespo.
La Junta de Lajas ha remitido IN
escrlto informando haber aumentado
el sueldo que disfrutaba Ell professor
de ingleS Mr.. Kendall q fin de que
dicho maestro permane en- su
escuela que desempefIa a satisfaction
de la mencionada Junta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07
COmuniCaCiOneS mOd0rnaS

En- Dinamarca sc ha elsayado con
exito un nuevo sistema de TELEGRAPH Y
telefono sin hilos
Las pruebas defnitivas Sc han he
cho entire las estaciones radiotelegraf.
cas- de Paupsen (Lynghby) Syerg, 6
sea una distancia de gao Kilometres.
Por 10 que dice sa inventor, el ale
man baron Won Lepel, este novfsimo
sistema ofrece mas economic mejo-
res resultados que los hasta ahora co..
nocidos, 81 aparato es mucho mas
pequefIo ligero que los demas
Lepel prepara experiencias de CO.
municaci6n entire Syerg . cualquiesa
otra estaci6n alemana Iuglesa.