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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Gin $kan0al=
pro,eb
9ie Grbcn Ses aGnisS gllfonio XII.
uOn Spanicn ucrflagt.
Die 10 me rrs uerfo bcrrn
Rjll95 madDI Au5iaaen.
Sat fumprcnitticrcrSc Sricfc nnter
benz &eriprcGcu Ger &crui3.
tAEg bc5aBlt.
90 a 0ri0 %, 9D21r,

9ie 9ti6ter in Ser elena Sana.
Mffaire lrarCn i'm &aloItc, nm 0ns
3eugnts Der &oniginsMutter III BIZ.
rem.
elena San5 mar cine ipaniihc
Shaulptelerin, pon melber ser
&onig 9IIfonio XII. 3pei natiirlihc
Sobne bate. Qieie ainOer botcn
Jest Die Grben 0es a0nigs 9llfonio
XII. um einen SabreSgebolt per.
tlo9t, oaS, tuie lie bebnupten, ibrer
Vhttter bon Dem a0nige binterluIien
muroe unO OaS noh Dem Go0e ser
Wt1tter o1f lie iibergeben ioQte.
Die &0nigtn bebouptet, Dab einioe
Sage na6 Dem So0e 0eS &6nios
IltonIo XII. Senor SaImeron Al
Senor @bella fam, Ser oomals G6ei
oeS fonigliden Sau5baIts mar, un6
tbm 'a9te, OaB elena Son3 gelpilIe
Srlere oeS peritorbenen &0niQs i'm
9elts babe, 6eren @,r0ffentlifuna
etnen 9roBen SfanbaI oeruriaden
Deroe. Sic tpiirbe tie fir $4,000
bergeben, un0 auBer6em perlanate
Salmeron fir ieine 0ienite in Ser
an9elegenbcit $1,000. Der gbrlid,
fett Salmeron's bertraueno, be5ablte
ote &onigin bei6e Slu1men unb er.
belt bon linn Die gerii6erung, Bah
due In Sra9e fommenoen griefe Der.
nldtet ieien. Der eegentpdrtige 8ro.
.5eB oerSan5'iden grben beiiert ieoof,
gan5 auf 9riefen ioentiid nit 6enen,
ore Die 9pnigin beaablt Bot, um per.
brannt 81 iperoen. ...
Die San3-slngeleeenbeit miro Dor
ben oberiten 9eridtsbof fommen, ba
oteies Tribunal erflGrt fat, boB es
tth tilr competent b6It, 6en 9roseB
gu fiibren.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Maodcn'nitltut atertrnnnt.
lie bcfannts Sorcit Iarf.llniucriitGt
IN st. Sunis Elm Spier Ses
Scuers.
g t. 2ouis, %. De9r,

Soreit Rarf.llniperiitGt, cine Sri.
patlbllle fir WGo6en, 6ie oreibuu.
bert Stuoertinnen aus alien leiIen
pes SanOes bat, rpuroe am Samstoo
ourb Jeller 5eritort. 9lae Berionen
I'M 8eb1ube entfamen unperlest. 9as
etritofige, aus Steinen unb Sols ae.
baute 8ebauoe Lag i'm Mittelpunfte
eiues lieben 9lfer groBen 8rlmoitii.
des, -unn1ittelbar iiiolib bon iSorelt
garf an, Der meitIi6en 8ren5e Der
Sta0t.
I'm II ltbr 80 puroe oas ;seuer
i'm o6eren Stoftperfe 6es iiiblihen
6lilgels entOeft. Soiort eilten ale
i'm @ebauoe befinbli6en gerionen
inad BEN perihieoenen 9lusadnaen
|uno ole entfamen unperlett in Ben
Fart. @s mar feline 3cit porbanoen,
etpas BON Dem gi9entum ser ilnaen
Stuoentlnnen 81 retten un0 lie perlo.
rem aQes.
Gin 8eneralalarm tprr6e iofort
elngeIhift unO Ons gan5e ;Seueroe.
|partemert gerllfen, aber infolae Der
entfernten Gage bes SnItituts bate
oas 6erer ifon betrGdtIi6e Sort.
|Ihritte gemadt, ebe cine Gampiiprise
eintraf, Sie 6lammen per6reiteten
lid I6nea iiher ben obcren GeiI bes
8ebGuoes uno Damn na6 unten, unS
innerbalb elmer 7Stunoe lag oas Saus
IN GuiNen. Ian gIaubt, Dab oas
6euer ourh eine i6aobaite H0bre
entitanoen lit.
9as SSnititut mar als 9irfpooo
Seminar IN ser 8orIta0t Sirhpoob
i'm Sabre 1861 pon SSrau anna
Sneeo Cairns gegriinSet uno ais 70.
relt Sarf.llniperiitGt na6 ct. 9ouis
|gebra6t, no es oas imponieren6e
SteingebGuhe be5og, oas iiiolih pon
6oreit Garf erriftet mar.
Soreit Earf. f.llniuerIitGt mar oie er.
ite llntperittGtii in oen Hereinafter
Staaten. Die nur fir 0tGoden be.
itimmt lit.
Die Safultdt, beren grGitoentin
5rau Gaines lit, bat mebr oIs 80
9ebrerinnen uno es miro beionoers
Mldif, alrit unb 9ereoiamfeit se.
lebrt.
9as @ebGube mar nod oem aoni.
gin anna.StDle uno bon Dem perItor.
benen 8atten ser YrGiioentin, Sp6n
s. Gairnes, entporfen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
3uerauber '''''''''''''''
auseebrod)etl.
Gntfummcn ans Dem GpnntgscfGug
mis- ppa Sclcna, Wuntana.
Sin0 mie pom Gr0bo0cn
urrfdllunern ucrtdDmunoen.
Die Scb6rbcn glanbcn, baf iic iidI
nod in Der HGbc bel 5rcnnoen
o,tfholtcu
Selena Mont, 90. O2Gr

~ Z " . .giplll., 90. Sgtul0
Die beiOen 3uar1uber GborleS
Wc0onalo ilno George sSranf Salt'
Ter, ole Sen Srientol 9imiteo. .3ug Der
@reat gortbern.gi giienbabn in lester
September aufbielten uno nm $40
600 beraubten uno ipGter in Spo,
fame gefnngen pur6en, iinb am
Samstag aus Dem bieiisen e5ef6ng'
mis- ousgebro6en, nabbem lie orei
3ellentiiren hurhiGgt uno Die @ar'
riere noh 6em &orriDor iopie Die
Seniter nad Dem Soie 5erihnitter
batten. sic iino ipurlos perihmun,
ben uno oos Gur6iuden ser 8dloet
IN Der Ndbe bon Selena bnr6 3abl'
reide 8oiien lit perscblid gerpeien
gs it, ais oh Ole fref)en 9uriben
bonn grobooen peridlungen tpGren.
Ger 9unoeSmarifna Nerrifielo
Der Ielbit cine Der Yoiien iiibrte, III
Der slniiht, bab Ole Burden iib in
Der gtabe bon Selena periteft bGtten
uno bon Sreltnoen unterltiiet mir.
Den. ollie Soiien iino 5uriidgefebrt.
obne etipaS bon Den SIiibtIingen ge.
ieben ODER sebort 5u baben.
&. 6. Glapberg, elm WitgIieo Ser
einen Boiie, tpuroe am Sonntaanaf.
nrittag in Der Wdbe bon Muitin bon
einem Sremoen angebaIten. Or er.
belt Den 9efebl, iein 8elpebr uno
feline Nferbe 5u iibergeben, aIs er iif)
ieood peigerte unb iiA auf einen
Ranlpf einlaiien tpollte, ilob iein an.
sreiier.
Wan eIaubt, Dab McDonaIo ME.
ma1to anbers als Der beriiftigte 3ug.
rGuber Snruep 2ogan lit. Der Dor 6
Sabren einen freden Raub auf einenl
3nge Der @reat gtortbern in Weon.
tana besino, in Senneiiee sefangen
fpuroe, aber aus Dem 8efGnaniiie
enttam unb ieitoem ipurlos Der.
idrpunoen lit. .ru2
per WaNrmun0,Iall.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Gin fred)er a:ss:
Strafrnraub.
Srci bcluaffuctc JiGuber iibcrfalicu
S!uci &utcn nit @clo.
Acbmen itn II 0rlo in
}oDr uon S41, 900 ab.
!Dtau glanbt, baR Die 9iGubcr in Die
SdnSc iArrr &:rfOlgcr falcn.
~ euD 12pp % 0O21r,

3rei idmcr belpaifnc1t @anOiten
ilbermGlttgten G0murO $5ofiman mo
ieinen 9eglcitcr am Sonntngna6mit.
tag ouf Der SanOitraBe Smei Oteilen
bon NamGloe, marien lie nieOer lmO
entfomcn in Dem @eipann ibrer
Spfer nit GrIO uno @anfnoten in
Scbe pon etDa $4,000.
QaS @eIO mar iiir Oie Coalition
Whining, Company in 9fapbioe be.
itimmt.
EoIIen bon GburGiQ un0 g5me.
ralOa Golntp perioIgen oie IGu6er.
Die 9anbtten iinO ouf Dem g8e9c
na6 Shur3. Won 9laubt, onB lie in
Die SanOe ibrer Serfolger faQen mer.
oen. Gas bieitge SberiifSamt lit
ebenfaQS bcnadridtigt poroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Strafe besablt.
SeIenn. Wfont.. %. W1ra.

SeIena, Wont., %. WGrs.
9ie s. augllitus Sein3e uno iei.
nen beiben Observation-Disclosures
Sranf uno Ereris auferlegte Strafe
bon $4,000 fir 8eletoisuns oes
@eridtes lit on bas RationaIidas.
amt in @aibington abgeidift NOR.
ben. Sie Strafe purbe pesen Ser.
Iesung zines ginbaltsbefebls in Ser.
binoung nit einem 9ro5eiie iiber
@ruben bel Butte auferlegt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Gin pofhf&=
Spffnl.
Sull in Scntidlano nad oitcrreidi.
idJem Wniter cingcfiibrt ,ucrScn.
3unNdJIt fol- em prrlndJ in
9 StaOtrn armadDt mrroen.
Wan mia Satcn inmmeln, nm Sas
Sgitcm ipGtrr 81 peraIgcmeinern.
g9erIin. % NOf1rs.

~ -D' NfNSNOs
9ie Hegierung bat iih 6afiir emf.
idJieOen, elm 9oitdef-SpItem nah
oiterreihiihem Yhiiter eill5uiiibren.
Shon Dor aht Sabren bate Die He.
gierung ole ginfiibriing bon Hoit.
hefs poreeihIasen, bod bate Der
&eidstag geoinsungen perlongt,
pelfe ole Hegierune nidt annebmen
poIlte. Dos ietige Spiten ipa oura
GegierungserlaB nit @iiltigfeit bis
sum Sabre 1911 eingefiibrt peroen,
aui oieie @eiie befommt Die 9feaie.
rung 3eit, seniiseno Gaten als Bats
fir elm allgemeines NoIthed.8eiee
81 iammeln.
3unGd,it ioIlen Gbed. Bureaus nur
in neun groBeren Staoten errihtet
peroen, in Berlin, greslau, 4oln.
Dan5ig, 6ranffurt a. Ws., Santburg.
Sannoper, 4arlsriibe uno Setpoie,
@er bon Ger Gbedeinribtung regel.
m1big 8ebralh MAIDEN min, nub
100 Warf Stmtnteinlage beponieren
unb iein @utbaben immer nnf oieier
Sobe bnlten. gr befonlmt cine aon.
tonummer 3ugemieien ilno oieie
Drummer Eliib auf ieoem ieiner
Gbefs angegeben tperoen. 9ablur.
gen an iein aouto fonnen nid)t nur
bon anoeren 8ontoinbobern, ionbern
bon jeoernonn burh ieSes 1oiton1t
oes 2eihsipitens geleiitet ,peroen.
8ablungen an Elm 4onto f9rnen
onrd ioeenanl1te 3abIfarten, our3
geipobnIicbe poitdnfpeiiungen p9er
ourh ltmidreibe.O .Orbres por arr6eren
Rontis erfoleen. Gin 4ontoinbober
tann perlangen, oaB alle fir i'm bet
Dem 8oitamt eineebenoen @elber lei.
nem 3onto gl,tseiarieben perbeu.
CT tann duf iein &onto 5ieben. um
an anSers &ot,toinbaber ober audi an
anSere' Yerionen 3ablungen su lei.
iten. ,Sm lesteren Sale ienoet hos
Boitamt Dem gmpf6neer ben betrei.
fenoen 8etrog in bar az.
Sir Die peridieSenen Manipula.
tionen tper6en geringe @ebiibren BE.
refnet; lie iinb gerdoe bod genus
angeiest, nm Die mutntaBlihen 9e.
triebsfciten an befen.
Gbeds oiirfen nidt inSoiiiert nnS
tpeitergeeeben tperoen. 9ur6 oieie
WaBregel neroen Die Boitbeamten
Der Observation-Disclosures entbobeif, iih
au pergerpiiiern Oh 6ie Gbefs etrpa
geitoblen unS bon 6dlihern iinter.
i6rieben iiaS. Die Gbefs fonnen
besbaIb anh in selpobnlihem Brief
an bas 9oitamt gei6ift tperhen.
Sstl Den pbensennnnten Stdoten
tperoens ,Gbeio1teere Gbed.aemter er.
ri6tat,nipo Dies augangig lit in Den
sbeitebenben .,Goitqutern,. notiaenfalls
audi I'M hoeieeng eeinieteten 8aumIid.
feiten. "lleber'bl1ie,, Die fii6t 3ii Tau.
fenSen' SdHlhnsen gebrauht tperoen.
tperoea bei Der Reidsbanf oeponiert.
oie iie fir Die @ednung bes Staats.
ihases angelegt ,.Gie aontoinbaber
befommen feline 3inien fiir ibre Gin.
laaen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Aus bobeu Rrsifen.
Erins 8ilbelm BON SdweSen bet
ratet bic 8ruffiiritin Narie
Eaplupna.

ct. getersburg, %. Wdr3.
Die Sod5eit oes Srin5en @ilbelnl
BON S;fapeSen NIT Der @roBfiiritin
Warie 8aplopna lit auf ben 8. Wai
ieIt9eiest poroen.
9rin5 8ilbelm lit Der 5ipeite
Sobn Ses &onigs @uitap bon Sdpe'
Sen. @r beiufte Die gereinisten
Staaten i'm lesten CONNER. 0ic
8roBiiiritin, Ole er 81, beiraten bsab.
,Iidtigt, lit cine Sohter bes 8roBfiir'
item 9auI aleranoropitih.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Grtrunfcn.

g ed Geutidlano, 90. RGrs.
3ebn Seiinebmer an elmer @ergnii.
gungspartie ertranfen our6 &entern
elmer Wotorfdbre i'm &aseburger
See. gier anoere gaiiagiere wurSen
Verettet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
8ebGngt.
W nihinntnr % m;

SO aibineton, 90. M6r,.
Ser Staliener Soiepb gaoIucci
purbe bier pesen ser grmorouna
ietner @eliebten gli5abetb g. 9ooae
nm September 1906 gebGngt.
Ser itaiieniihe 9oti6after Der.
tpettoete ii'5 5u @uniten 8aolucci's
aus Dem @runoe, baB iein Groseb
fein ltnpurteiiiher getpeien lei, a6er
Der Braitoent weigerte iid, oas llrteil
linlauGnoern. -------.----------
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Seitnns seid)aSist.

Mod Sslanb, ST., %. IGrs.
3as Bureau Der r0aiIp Nelps"
tpuroe beltte friib nit 9pnamit se,
iprengt. Ser BreBraum par i6mer
beiddoigt. Die 3eitung bat Sit
Spieler angegriffen lrr0 9ofaIliSenl
befiirportet. gtiemano puroe Der.
lett.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-01
MISSOURI PROPHET
Sees Blizzard

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 31.-"Look out
for blizzards. snow blockades and
earthquakes within 20 hours after
the sun sets January 3d."
This is the advice of Irl r. Hicks,
the weather prophet of this city, who
says that reactionary storm period
will mark the opening of the new
year, but that shortly after the third
day there will be general and heavy
winter storms, with prospects of seis-
mic disturbances in many parts of the
world. He declares that none need
be surprised if one of the greatest
cold waves of the winter appears from
the northwest between January Sd
and January 7th. The regular storm
predicted is scheduled from January
10th to 18th, blizzards sweeping over
wide areas about January 18th. Then
will come two days of growing cloudi-
ness and rain, changing into snow.
DR.. Hicks declares that seismuc
shocks will be reported within 60
hours of January 18th, and more
storms will come at that time.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-01
RAILROAD men
NOT TO STRIKE

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-"There will
be no strike of Eastern railroad men
as a result of the wage conference
now in session here" said P. Fl. Nor
rissey, grand master of the Order of
Railway Trainmen, speaking on be-
half of the hundred thousand en-
ployes of Eastern roads represented
here.
Conductors and trainmen have
been voting on certain working condi-
tions and wage increases and not one
line in the proposition refers to a
strike" continued Morrissey. Con
ductors and trainmen on the Eastern
roads are deciding to do just what
has been done by railroad men in the
West. There is nothing alarming in
the situation"
These statements were corroborat-
ed by A. B. Garretson and commit
tee of the trainmen and conductors.
Should the propositions carry they
will be presented to the railroad man.
ayers when the general officers of the
unions believe the time is opportune.
The present financial situation, it is
said, will have considerable influence
in deciding the date for submitting
the requests.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-01
TICKLE FORTUNE
fROWNED On ADLER

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 31.-Al-
most unparalleled misfortunes have
been heaped in the short space of one
week upon William Adler, one of
New Orleans foremost bankers and
leading wholesale grocer of the
south. The arrival of news today
that Mr.. Adler is shipwrecked ref
ugee at Belize, British Honduras,
added another chapter to a record al
ready long.
One week ago tonight Mr.. Adler's
resignation as president of the State
National Bank shook New Orleans
financial circles. Since then the bank
has announced that it must go out of
business. Mr.. Adler's wholesale GRO
Gerry firm, one of the largest in the
South, has gone into the hands of a
receiver, a load of groceries com
signed to Honduras, which Mr.. Ad-
ler's friends claimed were one of his
last nOpeS VI IeCoupiHS HiS AorIuAO'
has been lost by shipwreck, and the
steamer Alps, carrying both the gro
ceries and Mr.. Adler and owned by
him, is aetotal loss by the same wreck.
BY the merest chance, the insurance
policy on the shipload of groceries
was rendered worthless by failure Of
premium payment.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-01
SNANTS
Winners
IN Fight
ST SIDE LANDLORDS MAKE
REDUCTIONS IN NEW
YORK.
(By Associated Press. }

tl,iEW YORK, Dec. 91.-The sys-
X aatic campaign for lower rents by
ousands of tenants on the lower
3 81 Side began to show material re-
us today when many landlords an
ced they were ready to make
ctions. Some of the landlords
tef a compromise proposition, but
the main the tenants are holding
)ut for material reduction. The
Tn ID Hebrew Charities Association
\ ught announced that it would send
r $1,000 tomorrow to aid in a meas
',e the army of unemployed people
% pay their rents. The work of or
enizing the tenements goes on un-
easingly 1t is stated at the head
rters of the tenants organization
l Gay that 600 big tenement houses
" already organized to demand
I er rents when the collectors call
arrow. Several labor organiza-
. indicated their intention of aid
lie tenants.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-01
STOLE TO FEED
HIS Children

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-John j..
Healy, for twenty years an employe
of the Chicago postoffice and the faith
er of ten children, was arrested yes
terday for the theft of letter con-
tanning 81.
II didn't make enough to take
care of my family" said Healy, as he
was being led away to jail. II took
it for them
When the inspectors reached the
Healy home last night there was no
coal in the stove and the place was
damp and chilly. There was so little
food that If the ten children had all
asked for some there would not have
been enough to go around. Their
clothing was old and worn. Post
master Campbell ordered the bureau
of charities notified.
Healy was unable to furnish bonds
and was lodged in the county jail.
Healy has been receiving $1100 a
year. He is 4S years old.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-01
WON'T
THIS BE
AWFUL
SALOONS IN FIFTY COUNTIES
CLOSE PERMANENTLY IN
ALABAMA.
(By Associated Press. J

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 81
With shrill shrieks of hundreds of
whistles of industrial Birmingham,
announcing the advent of the new
year, every saloon in the city closes
its doors sine die. To night was the
time set for prohibition to go into
effect in those counties of Alabama
in which local option elections have
been held during the year. Fifty
counties in the State closed the doors
of the saloons permanently tonight.
This leaves seventeen counties in the
State in which liquor can be sold for
another year. One year from tonight
the entire State becomes prohibition
by statutory act. The remarkable
feature of the last day under the IL
quor regime is the fact that there
was less drunkenness noted than for
many months.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-01
ARIZONA LEADS IN
COPPER OUTPUT

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 31.-Fig-
ures compiled by the board of trade
here, supplemented by private tele-
graphic advices from other parts of
the country, make 1t evident that the
Territory of Arizona easily leads all
other districts of the world in the
production of copper during the year
1907. The total value of the years
output is estimated at $61. .0O0, 900.
1t is claimed that Arizona leads Mich
igan by ss,OOO.00 pounds. and Mon
tana by 61,OOO.OO0 pounds. The es-
timated values are based upon the
average price of copper for the year.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-01
CORPORATION TAX
IN CALIFORNIA
n
(Ry Associated Press J

4 SACRAMENTO Dec. 31.-Secre-
Try Of State Charles Curry has just
,mpleted his report of the business
transacted by his Office during the
i,st year. The records compiled show
hat the receipts for 1907 were larg-
sr for the main Office corporation IL
cense tax department and automobile
department than they were in 1906.
There are 14.OO5 automobiles in the
holding the right to operate in Cali
fornia. During 1905, 1891 corpora
tions filed articles with Secretary
Curry. Last year, 31,OO7 did so. The
sum of $928,S6435 was collected this
year by the main Office in filing fees.
Lar year $529,417.00 was collected.
RI. ne are 14,0O5 automobiles in the
/; .. During the last year there
, "a 1904 chauffeur badges is
! "a
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-01
SEEK CONTROL
OF RICH ESTATE

DENVER, Dec. 31.--Sensational
developments are promised here in
settling the estate Of Mrs Alice Maud
Bonnifield, wealthy English woman,
who died in a hospital here Saturday.
She owned the Excelsior mine in Me-
vada and. her estate is said to be
worth $500, 900. Her first husband,
H. s. Hartley, was murdered at the
mine, which he owned when she mar
ried him. Her second husband was
an Englishman named Bonnifield,
and they resided in London until his
death.
Edward Cavanaugh,. brother-in-
law, recently came to Denver from
England and was with her during her
illness. Now a niece of the dead
woman. Mrs. Gertrude Hill. is here to
look after the estate and charges Cav
anaugh with designs upon her aunt's
estate. The matter will probably be
threshed out In American and English
courts.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-01
WOMAN Accused
Of PLOT To ROB

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Laura Nc
Arthur, in whose apartment Chester
B. Runyan, teller of the Windsor
Trust Company concealed himself af-
ter making away with $4,000 of the
company's funds, has brought suit
against the trust company for 1880.
which she claims is due her as re-
ward for delivering up the defaulting
teller. Against this action the trust
company has brought suit to recover
$4,000 from her. alleging that she
and Runyan were in conspiracy to
rob the institution, and that this $25.-
900 was lavished upon her by Run
van.
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Los Angeles Police
Have Black Hand Case

threatening letter mailed in this city,
which contained reference to quar-
rel in New York City. In the letter
was rudely drawn sketch of the
black hand, dagger and skull and
crossbones. Above this was printed
the warning, Leave; your last
chance" The police are working on
the theory that Bentivaxna was fol-
lowed from New York by a man
whom he cut in the face during a
quarrel.
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MORE CHARGES
AGAINST HAYES
(By Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31-Thomas
G. Hayes, formerly receiving teller of
the American National Bank, who
was arrested December 81, ON a war
rant alleging the embezzlement of
$4,000 of the banks funds, and who
was released on $4,000 bail. pending
his hearing, was re-arrested today.
He is now charged with violation
Of the national banking act. The
court placed Hayes under an addi
tional bond of s25O0. Hayes con-
tinues to protest his Innocense.
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(By Associated Press. }

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 31.-Police
here tonight are investigating what
is believed to be black hand muir
der. John Bentivazna, barber, was
shot this evening Though the window
of his shop at 2205 East Ninth street,
in the heart of the Italian colony.
He died on the operating table at the
Receiving Hospital an hour later,
without regaining consciousness. In
the dead mans pocket was found a
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CHICAGO. Dec. S1.-Recelvers for
the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric
Railway Company and allied corpor-
ations was appointed tonight by
Judge Tuthili In the Cook County
Circuit Court. on a petition filed by
Charles Monahan. stockholder.
Monahan charges fraud In the man
agement OF the properties. whereby
A. c. Frost. president OF the railroad
company. Is alleged to have galned
control.
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HAPPY new YEAR
FOR THESE men.
lBy Associated Press. }

JOLIET, Ill, Dec. S1.-After be-
ing shut down since December 22d,
the Joliet plant of the Illinois Steel
Company will resume operations to-
morrow morning. About $500 men
will be called back to work.
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RANKS WILL GET BUSY.
(By Associated Press,l

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. st.-The
California State Rank Commissioners
today mailed notices to. the State
hanks. with blanks asking for state
ments OF their financial condition at
the close Of business on Saturday,
December ss. 1897,
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GoTHAM's GREAT SUBWAY,
(By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Dec. sl,--The Pub
lie Service Commission has approved
the preliminary plans for the new
subway. extending from the Battery
to Broad Bronx In very nearly a
straight line. The estimated cost Is
Se0. .O0o. 900
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DOOM OF The
FIRST DOUMA
(By Associated Press.) }

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec 31.-The
trial of 169 members of the first
Douma, who signed the Viborg mani
festo, was concluded today One hun
dred and sixty-seven of them were
convicted and sentenced to three
months Imprisonment. while two
we're acquitted on the ground that
they had signed under misapprehen-
sion.
The sentence carries with it the
loss of all political rights.
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WAGES IN The
navy YARDS
tBy Assoclated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Assist-
ant Secretary Newberry today APP
proved the reports of the wage boards
at navy yards of the United States,
fixing the rate for mechanics other
than employees for the calendar year
1908. With the exception of the
work in some of the insular posses
sions, the scale of wages will remain
practically the same as during the
present year.
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IN H4HWtINNNIUN.
lBy Associated Press. l

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 31.-Petit
and Lob Company, Ltd. manufactur-
ers Of furniture here. announced that
II Will go into liquidation No state
ment of assets aud liabilities has
heen made.