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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26
sEYERlL LIVES REPORTED Lost
Electric Light and Power Plants Cut
or by Rise Of Water-Camage Lies
Primo paIly In North and South Car
oiina-Heaviest Rains for Many
Years.
Years.
(By Associated Press).

COLUMBIA, S. c, Aug. 2'.--he-
ports received by the state tonish,
from Spartanburg and Anderson
counties tell of unprecedented rains
IN the Piedmont section of South
Carolina. resulting in great damas"
to property. forcing power plants 10
close down. thus cutting of the
source of power of 4 humber OF COT
ton mills. electric light plants and
other enterprises.
Spartanburg county is under water
as the result of Il heavy rain that
has been falling for As hours. 1t IS
estimated sl50,e00 will not cover the
damage 10 bridges in the county.
dozen or more having been washed
away early in the afternoon.
A repetitiOn of the disaster Of 1905
is feared tonight. II is said that IN"
great dam across Lawson's Fork at
Whitney mill three miles. north ol
Spartanburg has gone down in the
floods. Railroad Transportation Is al
standstill, the tracks being blocked
by landslides and wushoutS.
At Anderson. S. C.. ten inches Oh
water have fallen in the last sixteen
hours. A train on the Charleston 4
Western Carolina railroad ran into
washout this morning and the or
CINE was ditcbcd. No loss of life Is
reported.
The rain is still! falling in those
sections of the state and furthc:
damage is feared.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26
As assst d .assvy Trading q
Stock Exchange Sturdy :.
ltNs CAUSED suck u llikEl
A. c. Brown 4 Co, Liabilities May
Reach a Muiioo-other Houses May
be Forced to the Wall 10 Rumor ."
New York.
(By Associated PressD.

NEW YORK. Aug, 25.-Tne failure
Of the big brokerage firm Of A. D.
Brown & Company fer sum pOpu-
Iarly estimated as running we'll above
81 900 900, sent q nervous thrill
through the stock market today. Com
ing as q climax to the bewildering
trading in last Saturdays market, the
suspension created an extraordinary
degree of public interest but vas look
ed upon by high Stock Exchange IN
tcrests as offering an early solution OF
the tangle growing out Of the most re-
markable two hours SESSION the New
York stock Exchange has known in
many years. While there was no
question in Wall street this afternoon
that the situation created by the TAIL
urc could easily be taken care oil. there
was distinctly a feeling Of apprehen-
sion least other firms might unwf-
tinSly be drawn into the affair As a re-
suit Ct the extensive orders scattered
through commissiCn houses during
saturdays spectacular proceedings
The transactions Of A. O. Brown 4
Company covered nearly IS per cent
of the trading In tie nnanc.al week
end session Of tac stock market ana
II was stated oiiiciaIiy by a member
Ct the firm today that delivery nae
hs on made on only 217.et, Of lie more
than 7oo. moo shares haniled. How
many outstanding shares represent the
dealings Of customers and how many
were carried on the firms account u
was Impossible to learn. Gchnitc
statement of the affairs Of the suspend
I'd house will be made later u Is an
nounc.d.
4 o. Brown 4 Company we're mem
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange.
New York Cotton Exchange. Chicago
stock Exchange. Chicago Board OF
Trade and the Cleveland Stock Ex-
change. They had branch houses IN
Chicago, Cleveland. Buffalo, Erie aud
Toronto.
The membership Of the arm inciud-
"a Albert o. fyn. D/'!s Gtntcr
yonx. G.. Lee Stout. Edward v. Bach
a.an. Samuel e. Brown and W. Rhcs
Whitman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26
BRIDGE Washed Away.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Aug. pa
special from Camden. S. c., tonight
tells of the washing away of the Wa
tcree bridge at that place during the
day and the probable loss OF two
lives.
The river, greatly swollen by the
tremendous rains of the past ~
hours. caused the bridge 70 give way
when a number of RATS and other
craft damned into the iron structure
There were number of people or
the bridge and some were rescued In
trees and on the raft.
George RADON. farmer OF cam
den. with boy named Einson. were
On the structure in wagon ana
we're swept away by the current ana
have not been seen since.
The bridge cost $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26
NO CLUE TO BANDIT
VINO HELO Up COACHES
Thought That Man Who Got $4,000
From Tourists Has Gotten Away
With Booty.
!By Associated PressD.

LIVINGSTON. MONT. Aug. 20
Soldiers and scounts today are still
=, archins for tue bandit who yestcr-
day held up six stages in Yellowstone
National Park aud robbed many travel
lcrs Of $i".wro in cash and securities
and iewcle-y The chances for his
escape ar, good as the point where
the holdgp occurred is near the Jack
son hole county. famous as a refuge
for criminals The start that the ian
dit gained white tao coacnes were
making tho drive Of Is mics to rPpor;
the rubbcry rsaLcs his escape almost
certain
A reward of. 81 90" has hceu posted
But no cluc has bc'n found.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26
seoao CvNcHeo.


LOUISVILLE. GA. Aug. 70
Vance Williams. negro. who is al.
legged TO have yaur6ercd X. G. Brown.
st his po0e o few nights ago. was
found toAay hanging from the linn
o. an och tree one mil" from Town.
near the pasPer farm with three bul-
let holes In jttr breast.
willtaas. after his capture. was
confined IN ithc Bib county jail. and
Just hcw BE- was taken from there
Is mo- ksown
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26
HARRYI. MAYNARD AGAIN
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS
-oeore c. caben Lost BY More Than
200 Votes sns }. Peter Holland
was Out Of the Countine.
Uy Associated PressD.

NORFOLK Va Aug. 25.-F1nc
r. ssulaa Harry l.. Maynard was MONT
mated - ~ D"mocrsiic candidate
for Congress ~ the Second Virginia
Gistric. in iCdavs primary. With al
prccipct. J.. Ncffnlt aud Portsmouth
reported and tho big majority 81 III"
four coruti,s hard from Maynard 3
mAIoriiy l. bcfEcrH ~" and 20. Tr'
returns vii; not materially change the
fxurcs.
G~prrc c CabcIl ran second. j.
Peter Holland was not in the count
ing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26
He Is Arrested Charged Wth Is
sau|ted Ms "li|hi!y'
CHARGES HAsE BY wIFt'S kUlI
Man Who Persuaded His Wife to Get
Divorce That He Might Marry
Another Woman Again Springs Into
Prominence In New York.

MIEDI.ETOWN, " Y, Aug. %
ty, was arrested at his home
near Monroe this afternoon. charged
with assault in the second degree.
.eiIcged to have been committed on
his wife on or about August 16.
twelve days after the birth Of their
child
The complainant was Mrs. Inez
Barry. an aunt Of Mrs. Earle. II is
rot known on what the assault
charge is based Earle pleaded gull
iy to the charge and was held to
await the action of the grand jury.
Prcferring to be locked mp rather
than give bail. Earle was conveyed
20 the county Jail at Goshen. II
corr; Earle appeared to De very
much affected. tears streaming down
his checks during the proceedings.
Hurled Missiles AZ Hin.
NEW YORK. aug. 2".-It was last
summer that Ferdinand Phinncy
Earle Erst came into public notice.
~ that time he startled the country
t,y calmly anEuUrcir. that he had
urged his wife TO go 10 her homo III
France and sue him for divorce.
lie also stated that his VIII" hal
agreed to take this cogrs" In order
to enable him to marry his affinity
julie Kuftncr
Residents " Monroe were ii;di2-
nan; and twice attacked the artist a.
hc was driving through the village.
Missiles wcrc hurled at him and his
carriage was tipped over. M; ="
bTaveiy dcfi~d the mobS ana his
courage saved him.
Later Mrs. Earle and her children
sailed for France. There Mrs. Earl"
secured a divorce. Earle and Miss
kuttncr were then married. They
vent abroad for a trip and when they
returned they went 10 the artist =
tinc mansion q, Monroe. SightsccrS
from al over tho state nockcd 10 tho
Earl hcrsc AID Esric finally install
Cd n swarm q hoes IN kccp pcopic
away. Ferdinand riBucy Earle Is
son of General Piuuey Earle. lie
has an independent fortune. II an ar
tist and has studied In the best
French and Italian schools.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26
TOLL BRIDGE WASHED
AWAY BY The FLOODS
Eight Lives Believed to Have Beer
Lost In Catastrophe Near Co.
Jumhja s. c,

COLUMBIA. S. c., Aug. pa
telephone message from Camden. S.
c., says that the toll bridge over the
Wateree river near that place was
washed away by floods today. carry
ing with it about % people.
Meagre reports indicate that the
dead number eight. Telegraph lines
in that section are down and com
municatiOn is difficult.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26
Charlotte Reports Late TrGns.

CHARLOTTE y. C.. Aug 2".-tn-
rrcccdcutcd rainfall which has brok
IN ali weather bureau records since
1856 has wrought un,oIi damage in
ihf= vicinity NorthbOund Southern
Halfway trains have been aunal'cd
and souihbound trains are FROM NV
to ;cu hours late Street car ratio
10 the suburbs has been saspendct'
aud residents along creeks adjacent
TO the city have boon compelled 10
seek higher ground for safety.
The Catawka river is 80 feet high
and a rive Of another foot means tbs
cutting Of of the street lights aud
Tuw"r Of Charlotte and rcigsboTing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26
epoes1oN sa Cuba on November ~.
IN As.ocia'ed Press'

OY9f1R ENY. y. y Anr., Za.-Th'
prez6drufsal aud congressional "lcc.
t,oss - Csha viii b. hold On Novcm,
bcy ~ We1t and tho inauguration of
tn S~Uey elected president vii take
uaore o. January ~. 1919. was an
rDunpee ey Charles y. Nagopn. govcr.
- = CHA following his conference
- - President today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26
HEAVY Rains at Raleigh.

RALEIGH. " c.. Aug. 23.-The
heaviest rain on record in Raleigh
and the heaviest for years through
out Central North Carolina has faf
len in tho last Two days.
Reports from many sections OF the
state indicate exceedingly high water
in many of the streams. which are
rising rapidly Much damage Z"
crops and TO railroad tracks is re-
ported.
All trains are still on the Norfolk
& Southern Railway between here
and Wilson on account Of washouir-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26

ATHENS. CA. Aug. Zs.-EsiinS''
Cd damage ~ ta.."0o in this city has
been by almost cuniiBp"us rains iha'
fen from II o'clnck Saturday nigh;
until 3 O'Clock this afternoon. Over
~ inches Of. rain vas recorded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26
Won ela STAKES,

REAL WILLIE. MASS. ans. "a
American troiting derby Of sse.eoo
was won by Alien wister. Priece G
sccopd: san Frsscisco third: ass1e
MACK fosrs; u 2; =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-26

the DAILY PR9ooy y the
only Newspaper pehatolAe6 In
Newport News that soos3 49, the
full news ssrvies a ~ Asso-
ciatsd PreSA -. 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-17
Yet Situation in China Is Tense
Following Death of Dow
ager Empress.
RUMORS OF OUTBREAKS
ADD TO THE ANXIETY
Stories AACat That Demise of
Late Rulers Was Due TO
Foul Play.

PEKING, Nov l7.-China is begin
Mug to realize that the emperor and
the dowagcr-emprcss are dead, Prince
Chun. regent of the empire, in fear Of
the increasing excitement aud revolu-
tionary movement, has taken firm
gllp on affairs and has adopted string
ent measures, which will realize the
mniutcuoncc OF peace for time at
least.
Every prccJution was taken TO pre-
vent n recurrence Of the revolutionary
tactics of last April and May, which
were marked bv Widespread inccndiar-
ism The foreign legations are under
guard, special detachments oil Chinese
troops keeping watch at the approaches.
The statement was mode at the lcga
tion that there was no fear thai the
Chinese government would be unable
to afford ample protection, bat those
within the legations were more alert
than usual and seemingly desuous to
have set at rest the doubts arising
from the swift movements Of events III
the last few days.
There were many occurrences today
10 add 20 the sinister aspect of at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-17
The board OF health. with no increase in

the board OF health, with no increase IN
salary, .....- ,,,,
city against loss by excavatinG nnuet-
meath Sidewalks viii have 20 be rencWcp
every five years 70 prevent them lIotu
running out under the statute oi hi4'4'd-
E r. Kneass. chief clerk of the water
works department, was advanceo IN S5l-
ary from SS3.33 d month 10 500, beginning
Hereafter special policemen appointed
fy the chief OF police. but serving Will
out pay from the city, WIZ haTo tin
power TO make arrests outside oi INC"
'1T's re "a watsr mains on Catherine street
win be lowered, for tear oil oalhdee -
freezing: at go cost ,rIiy OF StvV' & Trust com
uanv:s petition for the extension ol tae
water mains from The Waterloo scno0' %
Eleventh South street al u cost OF fS-S''l'
Tho protest OF w. +. James and others
apainsf The placing OF tho trolley poles
i've feet inside the curb on IN. tne oinG nor"
sld. az EAST First South street was iilsa'
THO petition OF Mrs clifford, matL0n OF
the cIty iaiI for an increase from ~ 10
So month was referred ip '|* p'"'S
Tb" aDpolntment of Augustus FaTnaIn
as special policeman tor the ~ -. -,
wards was revoked and E g. TttlIci
was named IN his p'ncei -, -, - t''|.' ~ 70.
sunie his old beat rs speSlaI aloiS
nam between sixth and TcnlI GdsI
! streets. 49,. =. n
Fire Chief Chores appoIniment OF u -
J DelIrv as engineer was conilImcd.
! IT,, ritv cngineer WAS authorized % pc
! gin nr,n1ing out the interceptng sewer
At Ninth south and Third WeSl + 1 S'rsg1a com
to be in readiness lor pu.,itn5 ,ipe5 - r"ady'
" II. Dye Is 10 DO placed on INC s-d PAY ,y
roIIs Of the street department at 9o m
''I1ot f3ronprty W owners in sidewalks extension
las wbS have paid tho original assess s 81
ment may have their money back OF "''
low il to apply on the new Gonl5pt fr,p,
ipha propositlon 90 pave y stov'. In, t,.
Brlehom 10 second avenue: went 90 Up.
iinance committee Cor further n.y.. ihvrSC,Sn. cG,,'
ton. It came from the cnsineerinh5S, nS, tbs
miircc with recommendation ''"
th@ reGucst OF the board OF pu6nn'
works. S6Oo was appropriated lot N'' '''''
proving ~ cross-w walks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-17
Precinct Officers Chosen in Districts
Outside Of City.

In the districts outside of Salt Lake
City these officers have been elected:
Precinct No. I, Nophi ;. Timpson,
justice of the peace; Lars j. Larsen.
constable.
Precinct No. >. S. NJ. Bishop, Justice
Of the peace: Samuel Newell, constable.
Precinct No, 3, John Fairbouru, lus-
tice; James Peterson, constable.
Precinct No. !, Charles Holm, justice; (;
Henry w. Brown, constable.
Precinct No. ., l.achoncus HeWen-
way, Justice; Frederick Nielsen, con
stable,
Precinct 40. G. Joseph !. Williams,
Justice: James NJ. Obcrn, constable.
Precinct No. 7, Anton Lundberg, jus.
;ice; Alex \. Bronx. constable.
Precinct No. s. Thomas Lawdrey, Jus
tice: +. L. Atwood, constable.
Precinct No, 9, Fred a Cooper, JUS
ticc: Charles BcdcSlcau, constable,
Precinct No. ~. Frank, II, Cclicnven-
thu, justice; Lafayette Chidester, cou-
Precinct No. IL. ]. a. Wcihcl, Justice;
Fred BurIow, constable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-17
CANADIAN OFFICER IS
NEARING END Of HUNT
He Leaves City With Witness,
and Expects TO Nab Prin-
cipal Soon.

The search which Sergeant Major I, J.
Jones ct the Canadian Northwest mount
cd police, stationed at Regina, Canada
has been conducting IN this city since
Sunday noon came to an cud Monday
night. when he left over the Short Line
I'm. Butte. Mont. having young man
in hls custody Who this particular indi-
VIdual was the Canadian officer refused
ia state but he admitted tNaC u was
Marty whom the Cau1dl1n authorities
TC,v much desired, lie added, however
thot ne is not the party Tor wnom ne WAS
looking, and ntilnated tnhI nc "Ou.I 10
ratc his man in less than IWentS-loul
a. Butte Major Jones has an associate,
who has been successful, It Is UNDERSTOOD,
in Learning the whcrea bouts or the man
whom the search IS being conaNc'Ga lor,
srhis runu rs alleged 10 have been IN ihiS
city Sunday, and lc,t Immediately upon
learning ot the presence OF inc SoEdala! !
/ nTGTor III is understood that Ec went 10
Butte, and Major Jones immediately con- .
municajed with his associate. lls eNPcI-
tgLious were IN n measure Contrn"o, as
the man left the train lusI netoIG I,s itr-
rcrrlycd by Major Jones early Monday
J evening lIc left Immediately alter {h,
receipt Of the telegram ana WEI arrive
! i'm Butte this attCTuOO.-
Major Jones would give no Information
regarding the man he Wds scthHiS ol
| ,cho nc was All he would, say was th9l
/ thc man was thief and desperate
/ and that The police OF Canada had beer
( seeking Tor him for the past lh!c'
Tnoni6S Statements made public con
4 caTnine this man he branded as false. an,
= gsscvted that Ec was not looking l"r any
,orscthiei or cattle rustleTs, buL - mnl
, nT vastly more dangerous character, wh'
Is wanted on an entirely different charge
During his brief stay IN TINS city Malo
! ToucE stopped at the Kenyon ant there
Interviewed several local young men. on,
Of whom proved to be q party wanted
and who accompanied the officer wlthou
IN, fnrnalities of rXtr1dltiOu papers !
| Ig understood the man is wanted as
Witness IN some case now pending tr'a
,n III. DOu1{liun.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-17
List Of Those Who Will Be in the
Upper House.

Dist. and county
Box Elder and Tooelc, William G.
HorSley.
2-Cachc, sIerschel Bullcn. jr
3-Devls. Morgan and Rich, Christopher
Burton. ir.
KuchlCr
5-Summit and Wssatch James 3. VIII
son.
G-SaIt Lake. sBenner y. Smith. SWil-
liam ~ Williams. Charles Il. Marks,
Carl \. Badger and Stonewol j.
StooRey.
Utah. eHenry Gardner sJohn Y.
Smith,
s--Juab and Mlnard, J. \. Hyde.
9-Ssnpote, "John II. Scelcy.
l0-Sevier. Wayne, Pluto and Garfield,
Il. w. Sevy,
11--Beaver. Iron. Washington and Kane,
ALBERT l.. Miller.
l2-Emery. Carbon, Uintah. Grand and
San Juan, 'Alon5o Brinkerhor.
Hold-ovcr senators.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-17
||[y Of CITY
" LOOKING UP
Putty Is Much Better
Than 1t Was a
Year Ago.
NEW YEAR
II EXCELLENT SHAPE
'int Of Minor BuSi-
ulSDOSed of nv
Solons.

q, wy y. NY start the new year
hs.sy, ~ lhan when IT entered
,a year, Dir, Hall declared
Id, sstihg Monday night. In
|ss ,e ewnheil ought 70 bo care
,1iar y inc FIRST OF the year
n rts., ,,uaehtedncss. Mr.. Hall
|,,;s.la,ed this conclusion after
~ sn OF the city auditors
Ni. for tho nrst nIpe
91sfr.e ssule Up In connection with
y Il SSn,snts request for an
|t.tiscs siSo ~ 70 reconstruct aud
y nv isn't line 10 the isola-
e 4 -, ,M,saee1er Brewing com
y ln,,j,na,ullshlng u power plant
TIRE. having offered 10
|Flrst ant at a low lieuro. NJ.
IA RI ,"'a,ls9NwIne the appropria- J.
'k5 5yst.sps. but afterward rr-
IN favor OF the prop
. Is. ~. reed Tor Humane
oIasb. fAcndaiI's horse for the
". aa ,, Vas uhccremoniously
iross,nlln suftln making a nght
Ia a ho,, Ut Is high timo
ala "SIt % and built a stable
1 sgtst Martin. This "a
4 'Naisn ,,sidits worked IN the
tSsTIt,n emergency man in thc
"a oIl, a.Uil, was made cmcrs
10 Of S,tsuiht clerk with 4
4 $ylse I.g, p9,,,a = slight incroas..
ST ps appo!n tod dI,,,'vtspa,'o' n,n = ,Na,. u
Ia. et'Ve patrol wa
Was made q member Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-17
Dashed to Death,

TAFT. Mont, Nov. Id ames A&iien' &
structural IRON worker, met a tr2Eiic ii,
death while working on 4 tLestlo nind ,nd
spans deep ravlne near in0 AiIrn was
Of the st, Paul pass tunh5iih ,,,ae bning
swnms rrSame into Cpl place wher he wag knocked
fT fTom biz 9 position and fell TO The ground fnT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-17

fairs, Rumors were current for a time
that the new dowager empress, Gebo.
nala, and Yuan Shi Wal, the grand
councillor, and one of the most power:
ful men in the empire. had committed
suicide. Though there was no truth ln
these reports they went Tar toward
disturbing the Chinese and foreigners
alike. Serious runs on banks occurred
Yesterday and today, and fourteen na-
tive banks closed. The crowds wore
wild with excitement and toward the
close of the day the police intervenod
and drove them back. One foreign con
cern, the Yokohama Specie bank, sur
fered q big run on its Tientscn notes,
but the British, Russian and German
institutions were not affected. lt Is
probable that tomorrow number OF
il is believed that the government Will
step in and cudeavor 10 stop the linan'
cial panic among the poorer classes,
Cause OF Death a Secret.
As vet the cause Of the death OF the
emperor and dowager. empress have not
been made public. y number of lengthy
reports have been written with refer
encc to this, but they are unintellible
TO the foreigners here, who have not YET
recovered from the shock Of suspicion
of foul play, which was widespread.
There is no reasonable evidence, how
ever, TO show that death in either case
was the result OF anything other thar
natural causes,
The emperor had been ailmg Tor
long time and had been ia feeble ho9Ith
during the latter half of his life: The
dowagc gcr.empress had carried burdens Of
state for many years, and, In the
last few months. had shown signs Of
declining health. At the celebration
of her birthday on November j. she
took prominent part against the
wishes OF her advisers, with the result
that She was attacked with congestion
OF the lungs. accompanied by a high
fever, Physicians, who had previously
attended the emperor aud empress, are
of the the opinion that their physical
condition was such that they were the
certain victims of the first extremes
of weather. although, in their opinion,
modern medicine and treatment would
have been cfficacious.
Reformers Feared,
The government entertains fears of
the Kes Wig Tang reformers, who arc
reuortcd TO be assembling with view
! TO taking advantage of the present dis
| turbcd conditions of the country. While
matters have an appearance OF tran
uuillity, there are reports OF dlsai
| fcction among the adhcrents OF half q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-17
SALT LAKE COUNTY.

Hold over senators.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-17
MEMBERS OF HOUSE
Who Will Sit in Lower House OF Eighth
Utah Assembly.

Juan AoSeuplS-
Dist, and County
1-Benver. J. NJ Murdoch.
BOX Elder, W. 5. Hansen
Cache, Norman c.. Allen, l.. W. Rob-
inson Clarence L, Funk.
5-Carbon Thomas ]. Parmley
6-Davis, John w. Thornley,,
16-Emery. uyrum a. Nelson
i7-Grand. aF. B. Hammond.
2i-Iron, J. J. G Webster.
l3-Juab. BraXton Barnett.
iS-MIliard. orvnlo L. Thompson.
5-Morgan, j. r. Porter,
2l-Piute, = Haycock.
3-RIch, Joseph Hodges.
Salt Lake Joseph j. Cannon, Dame!
McRae, Brigham Cicgg, Theodore /.
Holman. Joseph NJ Holt, elias Con
way Ashton. Edward j. Eardl@y,
Hugh a. McMllen, William Mcmillan,
Claude Y. Russell.
2T-San Juan, Francis Nelson.
14-Sanpete. p, P. Dyrene, C. *. Dorlus.
.S-Scvier. Martin Jensen.
9-Summlt. William Archibald.
7--Tooele, L. l.. Baker
J2-UinIah John y. Davis.
tl-Utah. John II. Wooten. William =.
Hayes, Charles II. White, u. il,
Bower,
tO-Wasatch, r. NJ Pope,
25-Washington, David II. Morris.
22-Waype,
weber. Harvey z. Randall James L.
McCrackcn. Thomas England, George
a. Fuller.
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dozen rival candidates for the throne,
and 10 the minds Of the foreigners, the
government itself is disaiTcctcd. 1t is
contended by somo that the eldest Pu,
that is Pu Lun, is the legitimate cm-
peror, and that, therefore, the selection
Of Pu VI was another Of the dowagcr 5
Illegal acts,
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WASHINGTON, Nov 16.-Thc prcsi,,
dent today appointed George r. kuaSc'
postmaster at seattle, Wash. vice George
n Stewart, removed for alleged violation
OF the civil service laws.
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