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Gp4sis Nuloil, "'4au'
ToNoPAT.
Tonopah Nevada, ZOO bid; Montana,
Tonopah Les bid; TOnopah Extension,
100 asked; MacNamara, 1904 Mid
way, 80 bid: Tonopah Belmont, 1.00Q
los; Tonopah North Star. II bid; Ohio
Tonopah, / asked; West End Cons. 900
80; Rescue, sos, Tonopah & California,
2 bid; Golden Anchor, 3G4 Jim Butler.
2S129; Cash Boy. asked; Montana
Midway Extension. 2 asked; Golden
Crown, 5 asked,
GOLDFTELD.
Sandstone. 35a So: Col Mt, GOO
Il: Jumbo Ext, 1884; Vernal, 8
lid; Pennsylvania. 3 asked. Kendall,
rs bid; Booth. 10 bid. Blue Bull, IL
bid; Adams, sac, silver Pick, 2f@
95: May Queen, bid Nevada Boy, 3
al; Black Butte Ext. 2d3, Dixie. 2
G3: Goldfed Columbia, 10 asked; Hi
hernia, 3 bid: st. Ives, 27GD2S; Con-
euerur. 3@4 Black Rock, 2 bid; Lone
Star, bid G. Wonder, asked; orc,
bid; Kendall Ext, q asked; Sand
storm Ext, 2 bid; Wayne, asked; At
lanta. 24W26, CT, BEND. i1m43; SIM
merono 0 asked; Empire. 1905, Red
Top Ext, 1iM15; Florence, 1850
41Ta D'held b, II. Cons, 16@ ~;
Goldhell Daisy 1.27 ~ a 1.S0; Laguna,
a5 bid Comb. Fraction, 67@6S; Gt.
Bend Ext, f0a1li CT, Bend Annex,
sac: b. b. Bonanza, 8 asked; l<e-
wanos 3S 80; Esmeralda, asked;
Portland 10 bid, Crackorjack. cat.
r. Mohawk, 20 asked Red Hills. 24p
25 Mohawk Ext, asked; L. Dillon,
4 bid, Grandma. asked; $. T.. Ext,
3 asked; v Rose, asked; Goldheld
Con. 512i4 W5,t7ki D'aeid Triangle,
tmG Corning Nation, cas-.
BULLFROG.
Original, 2@a; Bulfrpg Mining, 6Q7i
Mont. Bullfrog, lM2 National Bank, s
bid l.. Harris ! asked Amethyst, ?
bid Gold Bar, 1916, Denver Bullfrog
Annex, bid Bonnie clare 1901; May
2 bid G., Scepter 3Hi; Montgy Mt, l3
@l6; - Diamondhold 4 asked; Home
stake Cons, 80 asked, Y CHI, asked;
Nugget 2 bid. Tramp Cons, p bid,
Victor 4 asked; Mineral HIM. bid
MANHATTAN.
Mani Cons, l5QlG: @ Wedge. ask
ed. $. Humphrey, 2 bid; Dexter, los.
J.. joe 1 bid Crescent, 2 asked; COM
bination, 2 asked Granny, Q asked
Mustang, = bid Little Gray. asked
Cow Boy, lG2' Ong Manu-. SM4; Bron-
cho, gas. j. Jack, 4 bid; Plnenut' 2gsi
8. Dog, Sos Y Horse, lq2,
OTHI0R DISpRICTS,
Nevada Hills. ESQ bid Pittsburg sil
Peak 10 bid Rawhide queen, llO
asked Rawhido Burip, asked Raw
hide Red TOP, l6qPl6i Ilawhide June
Ion, lial5i Eagles Nest, l7Ql9, Origin
Al awhide, s2Q23, ....-...-..--...---
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 2T.-Receipts about
$500. Market strong; heeves 4.So@7 30;
cows and heifers 2.004i6 10; Taxans 4 .50GD
AGO: calves 4.60g6 rs; westerns 450lj5 %;
stockers and feeders 3.15do 30.
Hogs-Receipts about 1900; market 15c
higher. Lights S.30q5.70 mixed 5.S0lf5 20:
1890 %; bulk of sales 5,55d565.
Sheep Receipts about 5000. Market
strong. Natives 4.60l7 90; westerns 4 .7a6I
200; yearlings 6,00G7 10; lambs 8 S5lp7. 90;
westerns 6.S5nS. Is
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EXPORTS OF COPPER.
(Pollock speclal Mlrel

Boston, March 27.--The exports OF
copper for the week ending March %
amounted to 5,456 tons and since March
l, 2O,545 tons. Shipments since Jan.
have been 1879 tons.
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EVERY DAY OCCURRENCE.
Pollock Special Wire.)

O'CLOCK Special Wire.)
New York, March 27.--At the metal
exchange today the grades copper were
advanced &c Lake, 1SbG1S2s; cleo
trolytic, 13B913A; castings, 127s91s.
Lead, S.90G400. Tin, 3lIam3l5s.
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ont year. 1t will employ 200 men and
will turn out 100000 bricks u day.
A spur eight miles in length, viii be
built from the tracks of the Salt Lake
Route
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ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New NorL March 27.--Moncy on
'All easy y at . per cent; ruling
rnte I. closing bid -, offered AT ia !.
IlIne lOans steady, 90 days 81 pcr
A AZ ~ per cent
,lose; Prime mercantile papcr 81
~ per cent. Sterling exchange firm.
WIN actual business In banker nils
~ t.60.l5 NJ 1920 for dcmnnd. nnd
"a i's'.'5 az 1880 for 30 day bills
commercial bills, 1,e3h.
ltar silver 55h.
Mexican dollars ~; government
hohds sleadyi railroad bonds irrcgm.
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FIoTmLA AT SANTA Cruz.

Santa Cruz, Mex, March 27-The
American torpedo boat fiotilla, which
left Panama March %, for Acapulco
passed this port at o'clock this morn
ing.
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OLD MAGAZINES
OLD SONGS

Every household contains them. but
few think of preserving them in neat
and convenient shape; YOU can
have them bound IN any style, and at
any expense you may decide on a.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. ~ Il. So. Temple. Both
phones 910.
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WOOL.
sT. LouIs

st. Louis, March 27.---Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums 20q23: fine
medium lSdl9c; fine l5a1Tc,
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 215 d. =. Walker Block
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SEE OUR WINDOW
DISPLAY.
l-3 Off For 10 Days.

Not remnants of Broken Lines but
beautiful, new and artistic Pictures
Subjects and styles up-to-date, Call
and see them.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
6 Main st.
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WEATHER REPORT.
ToDAys TEMPERATURES.

YESTERDAYS RECORD.
Maximum yesterday .......-......-..... ~
Minimum yesterday ..,.....--..........S j
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COMSTOcK.

ophir, 2.52ls ac.55 Mexican 9Sd97;
Gould & Curry, 7gs; Con. Va. 42q4S;
Savage 1904; Hale & Norcross, S0d31
Yellow Jacket 100 asked; Belcher 139
ID; Confidence, 30 asked: Sierra Nevada,
26Q27; Union, 3aqa0.
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E M West & Co., stock broker.
walker Blk, Both phones OF.
nee ana residence.
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r. H. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
W Commercial SIX, Both Phones 1878
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sam FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following quota
tons from San Francisco ON Nevada
mining stocks today:
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OMAHA.

Ohama March 27.-Cattle-R Receipts
1000. Market 10 cents lower. Native steers
ern steers 3.75q6 90; Texas steers S.259
SIS; range COWS and helfers 2.75fl4 70;
Gamers q 25Gi3.5O; stockers and feeders
2.o0q6 -; calves 9.0ou6OO: bulls and stays
3 25fi5 %
Hogs-Reoeipts 1000 Market 1890 cents
higher. Heavies 5 .20Q5. 35 mixed 5l5ap
80; lights 510lt5. Is; pigs 4,o0Gt4.75; bulk
Of sales 5.l5Gi5.25
Sheep--Receipts 5000 Market steady
Yearlings 6,Gq7.25; wethers 3. 75qd. Is /;
ewes 5,0046.40: lambs 7.OOQs.10.
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ewes O'UD4O.4u. lamoS l.VONS,lV.
KANSAS CITY.
a&nsas City. March 21.-Cattle-
GENTS 2 0lD inpiudfDp S0O cnt1tharuS A

aKnsas City. March 27-Cattle--Re-
ceipts 1900, including 500 southerns Mar
ket strong Native steers 5.25GiT IS; ma
tive cows and heifers 3.50I6.5o; stockers
calves S.50a6, Is; western steers 5000. 20;
western cows 1895 Is
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market 10 to %
cents higher, Bulk of sales 6.25a5 50:
heavies 5.40q555; packers and butchers
5. 2Sm5.5 so; lights 53od5. 40; pigs 4. 25a4 .7s
Sheep-Receipts 1900. Market steady.
Muttons 5.60a6.l5: lambs 6 ,51qS 90: range
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REGuLAR CALL sALEs.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
ROADS REFUSE
FOR BRYAN
BY Associated Press.

Press.
Aug. 1.-H of ationa
East of Normal
from now on would
through u
the various committees of the national committee
i'm here on a
outlined He leaves Chicago tuesday Lincoln
atte
while the campaign is has made degree of
Mack states all of the heretofore regarded
column found conditions
Lincoln j.. and
Nato Il
of
of
Though
Il OF to
ion big
New York CHARLES Murphy today
displeased a New
Yorkle to II
rhatre declar sis imply of
herewh geto our
in places
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
JUDGE DENOUNCES
UNION LABOR
BITTERLY
IBy Assoclated Press. l


Seattle. Wash, Aug. TN an or
al opinion in the federal court yes
terday afternoon, Judge s. H. Han
ford, in granting an injunction asked
for by ship owners and steamship
companies against the various long
shoremen unions of the Pacific coast,
handed down a decision which law
yers as well as labor leaders assert
us the most remarkable of record in
western Jurisprudence since the days
of the CoXey army.
Judge Hanford restrained the Pu-
get council of longshoremen and the
local union from interfering with
strikebreakers in loading and unload
ing ships i'm Seattle.
He said in part:
''Unionism as it EXISTS in this coun-
try, originated in England, has i'm
poverished the working classes of
the empire and put 100000 people
in the almshouses of London. The
system is incompatible with the dec
laration of independence and the
laws of the United States, which ex-
list for the purpose of guaranteeing
the workman the right to come and
20 from his employment without mo-
lestation."
The court held that he had juris-
diction in a case where interstate
traffic was affected and that the labor
unions were responsible for the acts
of violence committed.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
SAYS LIQUOR men
CAUSED HIS
ARREST
IBy Associated Press. ]

+ Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. T. I.
+ C. w. Trickett, the assistant at +
= torney general of Kansas, was I.
= arrested late last night at his /.
j. home in Kansas City, Kans., on !.
+ state warrant charging NAL !.
/. feasance in Office. 1.
+ + 4. + + !. I. I.
The specific complaint is that Mr..
Trickett has accepted and settled
cases before the defendants had been
arraigned in court to determine their
guilt.
Mr.. Trickett, since his appointment
to the attorney generalship, has
gained notoriety by his active fight
against the Illegal selling of liquor
in Kansas City. Kans., which he has
entirely suppressed.
He denies the charges preferred
against him and asserts that the Ii
quor interests are behind the move
ment to remove him from office.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
FLEET IS NEARING
new ZEALAND
TODAY
IBy Associated P-ess. ]

Auckland, N.gZ.,vAug. THE sup.
ply ship Culgoa attached to the At
lantic battleship fleet arrived here
this afternoon. t
This morning she received a wire
less message from the feet saying
that it was proceeding at IL knots
an hour through storm, the wealth
er being the heaviest experience by
the fleet since leaving Hampton
Roads and the ships pitching heavily
The vessels, however, are keeping
their formation and distance easily.
The fleet at the time this message
was sent was $50 miles from Auck-
land, and the battleships are expect
ed to arrive here on schedule time.
Already Auckland is decorated
with flags in honor of the approach
ing American fleet. and the interest
in the visit OF the warships is very
great.
The New Zealand parliament to-
day adjourned for one week in order
that the members of that body might
devote their time and attention to
the entertainment of the visitors.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
LONG STRUGGLE
SEEMS CERTAIN
Will Canadian Pacific be Able to Handle 100000 Cars Of
Wheat With Strike on?--Ihe Situation
Very Serious

been reported from the shops in
western Canada.
A mass meeting is being held by
the strikers, and pickets are keeping
a close watch at the shops and at all
incoming trains.
1t is not expected that the strike
will interfere with the handling of
the western crops. Wheat will not
begin to reach the railroad in any
volume for five or six weeks to come.
1t is estimated that the crop will re-
quire about 100000 cars. and there
are already 10000 in the west.
The Canadian Pacific telegrapffers
are seriously preparing for a strike
Within q fortnight. The arbitration
award will be forwarded to Ottawa
next week and the men do not expect
to be satisfied with 1t.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07

Another great irrigation project is
about to be brought to materializa-
ton in this county, and the building
of the sanr, will call for an eXpend-
iturc OF over $4,000.
This afternoon with County Clerk
Starr there were filed the plats of
the East .ad West canals and series
of four great big reservoirs.
Edward II. COndway of Denver is
the claimant for the ianGs, TIN, canal
and the reservoirs.
The land to be irrigated amounts
to about 10000 acres i'm the lower
valley, and the Big s.elt wash and its
tributaries are to furnish the water
for the big scheme. The land is said
to be very valuable and rich i'm quail
ity. With water on these lands, II
great territory will be added to the
producing farm area of the county.
The Fast canal is to he %, ,S45 feet
i'm length. The West canal is to be
44,54O feet in length. Each canal
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
BELL FLAYS THE
MONTR0SE PAPERS
Series Of Startling Scenes at Council Meeting Last Night
Followed by Killing Of Franchise
Ordinance

There was most sensational
meeting last night of the city coun-
ell of Montrose. Startling charges
were made by ex-Congressman John
c. Bell against the newspaper men
of Montrose, and liar" was passed
back and forth by the city attorney
and one or two citizens.
Reports received this afternoon by
telephone by The Sentinel from Mont
rose state that the meeting last night
city today, and much bad feeding has
cropped out on many sides.
The council met last night for the
purpose of taking up an application
the electric light company OF Mont
rose had made for new franchise or
a renewal of the old franchise.
The notice OF the application for
the franchise has been running In
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
HITCHCOCK GOES
TO SEE ROOSEVELT
IBy Associated Press.l

New York, Aug. 7.-Chairman
Frank Fl. Hitchcock of the republic
can national committee left today for
Oyster Bay to be the guest of Presi-
lent Roosevelt at luncheon.
While he admitted that he expect
ed to talk with the president con-
cerning the New York governorship
nomination, he discouraged the sug-
gestion that there might be an ex-
preston of preference by the national
republican leaders regarding the mat
ter of renominating Governor Hughes
or naming some other man.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
WEALTHY CONVICT
HAS KILLED HIMSELF
Especial to The Sentinel }

Rawllns, Wyo., Aug. 7.-George
Ehler, the wealthy convict in the Wy
oming pen!tentiary, committed sui
eide Wednesday by diving from the
top corridor of the dollhouse to the
ground floor, 35 feet below.
Ehler was convicted of murder in
Lander about two years ago and was
sentenced to SO years. His wife had
since been working in an effort to Sc
cure him a pardon; but his crime was
an atrocious one and she found little
sympathy. Ehler, dlshaartened at
her failure, decided to end his life.
Before making his fatal leap, he
wrote and sealed a letter to his wife.
the contents of which are not known
Ehler owned large ranch and
live stock business in Fremont coun-
ty, ani was worth probably $780,
900. He was about 55 years of age.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07

the Montrose papers for some days.
but very little comment has been
made by the papers on the applica-
tion.
When the council met last night
there was large number of citizens
in attendance and 1t was understood
that there would be something doing.
After the application was formally
read, the matter was opened for dis
cussion by the members of the coun-
Gil and by the citizens.
Bx-Congressman Bell took the
floor and made a most sensational
address. He declared that the light
company had employed improper
methods to get the passage OF an. ord
tnance renewing their franchise. and
then he charged that the three pa
pers Of Montrose-the Press, Enter
(Continaed On page ~
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
Over 10000 Acres Of Land
Near Fruita Will be
Reclaimed

will have acapacity of 80 cubic feet
per second of time.
The two canals will be construct
ed at a cost of approximately $1O,-
900.
There are to be four large reser-
voiIS, all to be constructed in n most
modern manner. These reservoirs
are to have an aggregate capacity of
2O2, ,26O,0 900 cubic feet, one OF the
most extensive reservoir capacities in
western Colorado.
The cost of the reservoirs are to he
as follows:
The Desert reservoir. $4,000
The Land reservoir $4,000
The Reclamation reservoir $4,000
The Project reservoir. $ 5000
The surveys for the various por-
tions of the work have been complete
ed and everything is about in rcadi-
ness for the inauguration of con-
struction work.
II is said that there is ample fiDan-
cial support behind the big project.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
MAY IDENTIFY GIRL
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Aug. THAI the
charred body of young woman
found on a refuse dump a week ago.
may be that of Annie Herivil, De-
troit stenographer. who came here
seeking work, is the latest police
theory. Her parents in Detroit have
never heard from Miss Herivil since
she reached this city fortnight ago.
and the descriptions and photographs
of the pieces of clothing and the
body led them to believe that it may
be that of their daughter. 1t is ex-
pected that some one will come from
Detroit to try to identify the body.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
BABY MYSTERY
Especial to The sentinel.l

Cripple Creek, Aug. THE coro-
ner's jury summoned to investigate
into the death of the infant of Mr..
and Mrs. James w. Wright, born
yesterday, returned verdict in eff
by suffocation, but that from the
evidence adduced there was nothing
to show the cause. DR.. Hereford, the
city physician. in his testimony stated
that the child two hours previous to
its reported death was in doubtful
conOition. The matter has been pass
ed up to the district attorneys office.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
MOSQUITO BITE
CAUSED HIS DEATH
Ispecia1 to The Sentinel. ]

New York. Aug. THE surgeons
attending William Bienz. l6 years
old. who died in the Harlem hospi-
tai, although somewhat reticent re-
garding the case, admit that the boy
died from the effects of the bite of
a mysterious insect. III
Young Bienz, according to the hos
p,tal doctors, was bitten on the up
per lip nine days previously; but
what sort OF an insect was response
bic the physicians have not discov-
cred. A day or two after the youth
was bitten his lip commenced to
swell and finally it assumed alarming
proportions.
The swelling continued unabated
and the youth remained in a semi
conscious state until he died. About
the time he was bitten the city was
visited by swarms of mosquitoes, and
several of the doctors thought that
the bite on young Bienz's lip might
have been caused by one of them.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
ZEPPELIN TO BUILD
TWO NEW AIRSHIPS
IBv Associated Press. /

GBy Associated Press.
FRIEDRICHSAFEN AUG. T.
COUNT Won ZEPPELIN TODAY
GAVE THE NECESSARY ORDERS
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
NEW AIRSHIP TO TAKE THE
PLACE OF THE ONE DESTROYED
BY A STORM A COUPLE OF DAYS
AGO. IN FACT, HE HAS ABOUT
DECIDED TO BUILD TWO AT THE
SAME TIME, EACH ON A DIFFER
ENT MODEL.
PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS HAVE
ALREADY PLACED SS5,OOO TO
ZEPPEiIN'S ACCOUNT FOR THE
NEW ENTERPRISE.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
[By Associated Press.

[By Associated Press.]
Winnipeg, Man, Aug. lit is be-
ginning to be realized that the Ca
madam Pacific railroad is prepared
for a strike struggle with its mechan-
les which will last for some time.
The company's locomotives and
rolling stock at present is in excellent
condition. Besides this, 800 Japan
ese mechanics, trained in the rail-
way shops of the Pacific coast and in
technical schools. are arriving AMI
are being distributed wherever nee
essary.
Sleeping and dining cars have been
drawn up close to the shops to pro-
vide accommodations for the nom
union workmen, and they are being
guarded by special constablee.
No violence or disorder has 30 far
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
FIRED THE JAPS
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Denver, Aug. $50 great hub
bub was raised over the employment
of Japs by one of the contracting
parties handling contracts for the
paving and. grading of the streets of
Denver that the men were dismissed
yesterday.
About 20 japanese had been ems
Epioyed by this contractor, but the la
bor unions objected 80 strenuously
that he was forced to lay them on
and employ American labor.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07

Mr.. Bryan declares that the pam
phlet of Mr.. VanCleave raises two
questions. First. is there anything
in the labor plank of the democratic
platform to which business men can
justly take exceptions? And, sec
ond, is the labor question so import
ant to business men as to justify
them in ignoring all other issues?
Mr.. Bryan declared that the pro-
vision in the democratic platform for
the creation of a labor department.
with a cabinet officer at its head can
not possibly offend business men.
"The platform draws a distinction
between associations of wage earners
organized for the purpose of wages
and the improvement of labor eondi
tions, and industrial corporations
which act in restraint of trade. The
difference between labor organza-
tion and trust is so apparent that
no disinterested person will deny that
they should be treated separately. To
class the two kinds of organizations
together and deal with them under
one law is bound to- do injustice to
one or the other. Surely the business
men can have no vital concern in in
Guiding the labor organizations in
the antitrust laws
Mr.. Bryan then continues at some
length in discussion of other feat
ures of the matter.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
THREE ARE KILLED
in ARKANSAS WRECK
IBy Associatea Press. ]


IIBODEN, ARK, AUG. T.
THREE PERSONS WERE KILLED,
FOUR MAIL CLERKS WE'RE BAD
LY INJURED AND A NUMBER OF
PASSENGERS WERE SLIGHTLY
BRUISED EARLY TODAY WHEN
THE ENGINE PULLING SAN FRAN
CISCO PASSENGER TRAIN NO. 206
WAS DERAILED IL MILES EAST
OF THIS CITY.
THE ENGINE WENT OVER A 12-
FOOT EMBANEMENT. PULLING
THE MAIL, BAGGAGE AND SMOK-
ING CARS AFTER 1T.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
DEATH DECREASE
Especial to The sentinel)

Philadelphia, Aug. IA decrease
in the death rate from tuberculosis
of l 5 Per cent. is reported by the
department of public health in this
city, as compared with similar per-
iods last year. 1t is believed that the
lower mortality rate is due to the
educational campaign against the
white plague" which is now being
carried on in Philadelphia.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
IOWA LEGISLATURE
Especial to The Sentinel. }

Des Moines, Ia. Aug. Iowa was
in state Of mourning all yesterday
for the late Senator Allison. All
state officers will go to Dubuque to-
morrow to attend the funeral.
= 1t is believed the governor will
soon call a special session OF the leg
'islature and his chances OF being
chosen successor to the late Senator
Allison Will be bright, as the ,as-
sembly is dominated by progressive"
Republicans. The session, II called
will probably meet in October.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
MANY ARE HURT
in AN AUTO WRECK
[By Associated Press.l

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 7.-Spced-
ing along the outskirts of the city
late last night seven persons were
hurled from sl<id1iing automobile,
and six OF them were injured, one
probably fatally.
The machine turned over after slid
ing some distance on the slippery
road.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
BIG $4,000 IRRIGATION PROJECT
MANY ARRESTED
BEFORE THEY FLED
IBy Associated Press. ]

IDy 9ssOCIdte- ess'
COnstantinople, Aug. All the
prominent officials of the Palace Ca
mariIla who had not previously fled
from the city or been incarcerated
were today arrested. They include
Ria Paslia, the former minister of
war, and Raghib Pasha, one of the
court chamberlains. who was taken
after he had barricaded himself i'm
his house and had fired on the police
with rifle from an upstairs window.