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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
According 10 Her Victims. Mrs
Anna Wheeler Convinced Them
She Had Clairvoyant Powers.
THEY WERE EASILY DUPED
She saw Clouds OF Gold Floating About
Their Heads and Drifting
Around Their Feet.

Denver colo. Nov. Mrs. Anna
Wheeler. mining woman and promot-
err" sad to have swindled hundreds IN
fake Nevada mining schemes, was con
victed OF fraud on three counts in the
West side court today. According TO
her victims. shc convinced thcm that
she possessed clairvryant powers, and
that while under guidance of spirits,
she he'd seen clouds OF gold floating
about their hcads and Drifting about
their foot. She convinced them that all
that was needed TO precipitate the
golden shower Of shcokcls and success,
was an investment IN Nevada mining
property owned hy her.
Airs. whoelcr's operation began dur
ing the height Of the Golddold excite
mont and she found no lack of dupes.
her victims being women of the poorer
liassCs. laundrcsscs and scrub women,
who invested the savings of years on
The promise OF enormous dividends.
The clouds surrounding the victims
proved to have not even a silver lining,
and the Wearers Of the golden aureoles
sought redress in the courts, claiming
that Mrs Wheeler had Appropriated the
money TO her own use.
Mrs. Wheeler denies that she claimed
cleiryoyant powers and maintains that
the money was invested by her but that
the investments turned out badly. She
claims that she lived at Lad :. D.,
from 1881 to 1905. and that she located
the Wall street mine in the Black Hills
In 1855.
After several trips 60 Nevada in 1897
she claims that she returned TO Denver
to secure funds with which TO operate
properties which she had secured with
the Monnett brothers. who were among
the most prominent leasers and operat-
ors of Goidfeld.
one OF the first investors ON whom
the golden cloud STORY was operated
was Mrs. August McCotter, a washer
woman. who launderied the lingerie Of
Mrs. Wheelers daughter. who was then
attending a fashionable and expensive
private school IN Denver Mrs. McCot-
ter was induced 10 invest her entire
- Wings.
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REAL ESTATE and BUILDING

the hill. There a. just simply no tell
ing just where Il all will end"
The real estate contingent do not
seem TO think that the approach OF bad
weather will have any appreciabie ef-
feet upon the market The building
under way insures steudy employment
for the mechanics Of tho city, many Of
whom have come TO salt Lake during
the past season to make their homes.
Already these have been inquirinE In re-
gard to building lots and the dealers
expect tho spring 10 bring an unpre-
cedented record la sales. And all are
getting ready for it, this being evil
denced by the great demand for acre
age for plating.
The southeast bench clearly attracts
those who desire bench lands ana still
10 have the benefit Of the canyon hreez-
es from the high mountain range on the
east Of US. Meoks & Mccartney aud
the salt Lake Realty company have
placed In the hands Of County Surveyor
Joseph y. Sweusou their plat Of Unit
vcrsity Heights. and the plat should
be ready FOR Ming the coming week.
This property is at present just out
side the city limits but Is under the
line of the Parley's canyon conduit,
ana the people OF the entire neighbor-
hood are said to favor petition TO be
admitted to Salt Lake city.
George NJ. Cannon C mpany report
having closed contract for msgnif-
icent lot OF Norway naples FOR the
sidewalks OF Emerson Heights All
naples are beautiful but the Norway
with it's masses OF dark green leaves,
It's symmetrical shape and its freedom
from injurious insects Is said to he
the variety best adapted 20 this alti-
tude and climate. Specimens of this
variety are seen on tho sidewalks IN
front of the Alta club. the Bransf0rd
apartments and the Historians Office.
They also alternate with hOrsechcstnuts
on the sidewalks OF the mammoth new
Utah hotel The excellent soil at Elmer
son Heights with the gentle slope and
with city water insure excellent results
from the planting Of these hardwoods
trees which while Of slower growth
than the softer varieties endure for
generations and become more and more
attractive with age. In THIS addition
Mr. cannon reports sales the past week
as above the average. Among others
four corners, all facing west and thus
overlooking the entire valley. We're sold
In each sale three lots were included
and the purchase price OF each group
was 1900. AS the addition included
about 800 lots, plenty OF lots with 'front.'
age in every desired direction remain
but the early corners of course take
their choice.
George Mueller is proposing TO ereci
on the $4,000 site recently bought By
him on west Third South street, noa'
the Sanitarium. a hotel that Is likely C
cost between $4,000 and 100000
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sales for spring warrant Finished
goods have not shown an advance equal
10 that In gray cloths. save possibly on
bleached cottons and speciaities Print
cloths continue IN demand the mills Sc
curing higher prices and holding hack
on long contracts. Dress ginRhams are
marked up with good recorders Of finer
qualities. The iannelet trade Is active.
Bleachcd goods hold remarkably strong
Fine goods arc moving we'll with west.
ern buyers and cutters after more sup
plies, particularly In fancy ropiins.
corded goods Of an KINDS. solid and
mcrcerized goods
Linen finished white goods are having
a large sale. The situation In silk and
cottons Is complicated 5v Offering Of
many low priced and poorly constructed
goods. Buyers are after knit goods,
the demand FOR spot supplies being do
cidedly active. There is O. scarcity in
the best ribbed cotton fabrics. with
fancy prices for small lots. There Is n
brisk trade In hosiery. Tho demand FOR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
W. [. HARRIS DEAD.
Formerly Was United states Commits
sioner of Education.

Providence. r. J.. Nov. 5.-William
I,orrcy Harris former United states
Commissioners OF education, died here
tonight. Mr.. Harris work I'm educa-
tional lines gained for him international
recognition.
The cause Of death was heart fan
uro Dr. Harris was born in hlllingly,
conn. I'm 1876 lie attended Yale uni
versfty but was not graduated.
Tie began life as a school teacher
ana from 1867 10 1850 was supcrinten-
dent OF the public schools Of 81. Louis.
From 1889 10 1896 he was United states
commissioner Of education. He re-
crlved an annual income OF 5000 from
the Carnegie foundation FOR the I'd
vancement OF teaching 'as the hrsi
man 70 whom such recognition Tor
meritoTious service Is given the highest
allowance which our rules Will allow"
His death came AT the completion OF
a new edition OF Wcbsters new inter
national dictionary Of which he was
editor In chief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING.

Notice is given that a special. unee;ln,
Of the stockholders or the Miiior-Ca hoo,
Company. a corporation Of Utah hat
been called and will be held al tho gen
cral office OF the corporation at MURRAY
Utah, on November End. 1904 at 8 o'clocI
.. m. Of that day. FOR the purpose .
voting 10 amend. ana amending the Ar
tcles Of Incorporation and PARTICULAR,
Articles 9 and g thereof by urovidfrt
for a Board Of Directors 10 consist ~
from 10 IS members as may be deter
mined BY the stockholders I'm annun
meeting from year 20 year and by mo
vidlug FOR an Increase IN the oapitaiisa
ton and ma nher OF shares Of Castle
stock OK the corporation from $3.50 OOl "a
$1,000 and from 900 shares 10 so
shines. and by providing for the piae
iug % Che increased number OF share
in tle treasury subject 20 sale or otne
di.uositiou bT thr Board or Directors
and providing that the present stock
holder and q cir aFelgnees shall b. en-
titled 10 and shall receive as a dividend
pro rata. only on the shares now Ownct
Shares 10 par as shall equal in amour
tic amount Of the undivided profits o.
the corporation as shown ~ lis book.
"a tho close Of business on pecembe.
afst 1903 and providing for the paymen
TO purh director % sum not exceedirt
40 for each directors meeting he ma,
attend. ana rafifylrg all the acts Of IN,
ofarets aud directors 20 date
nv order Of the Board on Directors
T. +. CAHOOS.
President
n. B. SMITH.
Secretary.
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silks continues good. and Is likely 60
continue 20. Houses catering 10 the
nner trade are counting on good de-
mand for silk evening coats and gowns.
also for q revival Of the demand for
velvet costumes There r. a good de-
mand for crepe meteor. serges de sole
and peau de cyvne, and TO some extent
for satin charmcusc Considerable
faith Is placed IN tafetas as a spring
fabric Light weight scrges are also
sold well. An item OF interest 70 tho
trade is the proposition 10 build mil
iion- dollar linen plant ~ Detroit the
FIRST OF Us kind In America.
The retail dry goods trade reports
that trade began Frightening up the
nrst OF the week. but with the return
of warm weather az the latter part of
the week, trade siachened down again.
However the average has been very
gond. TRADE running on 60 the heavier
lines. Dealers report a special call for
furs. dress trimmings. laccs, leather
goods. etc.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

SUGAR CENTRIfUct. nlsCHARG
EN co. Principal n|.t nf business
salt Lake city. Utah. Nuttr BE- hcrVb
given that ut methH oi ihc Boar
uf Directors OF the Sugar DentrifuRn
DiHcharpcr COMPANY held on the lit
dav Of october 1909, 40 assessment .
I cent per share was lgvicd on the capi
tai stock of thu corporation. issued an
outstanding. payable az once 60 J. W
Nusecr Treasurer ut room go Jude
bids Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Any stocI
upon which this assessment may 70
main unpaid un Wednesday. nccemhe
iet. 1903 Will be- delinquent ana adver
tised for sale Cd public auction and un
less payment is made before. Will b
Sold un Thursday. December 18th. 1906
ut 10 m. at Room a,s Judge Buiidine
salt Lake city. tab. to pay the do
nuuueut assessment thereon. togethe
with cost OF udvef Using and expense o
j. W. MtrssER. Secretary.
Room o., JudGe Bids salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

Jacob W. Jensen Of aL 10 E. q.
stockman, part of lot g. block
2, plat D.. ..............-. I
Anna Marks 20 samuel ". Black.
part OF lot s. block IS. plat
B.. 100. ................ 10000
Walter r. Hogan IT al. 90 james
n. Dunn. pant of lot g block
i33, plat A.,...... ...,.....t.. go
Joseph Baumgurtcu ct 3D. Co
"a. plat A.. ................. 100
Elizabeth j.. Hat5atte ct al. 90
Alvnh lewis, lutg "A and D.,
block 2. Coates n Corum's sub
division .......... .....,......... l,s0o
Orphans Home and Day Nursery
association to SAT- Luke county.
part lot 4. block 5, fvc-acre
plat \ .........,....t...... lV,Nuu
y. u. Stone q a. io Eimb7ll a
Richards Co. lots = g. % and
~, Jackson square .............. 10
Robert q. \. TAYLOR OF al 10 L. :
Austin, pant block i03. plat A.. 5000
Fannie a. Godfrey et al. 70 W. ".
Proband. part lot 10, block IS,
10-acrc plat a .............-.... $50
Robert H. Triup TO kmball d
Richards, lots - and IS, Burton
place second addition .......... 10
Burton Investment co. 20 kim
ball q Richards lots 80 and 81,
Burton place .................... IL
Louisa A. s. FTancom ct al. 20 L
S. mslalmcnt Realty Co. part
lot 9. block y, plat C............ l.3O'
2. j. SanberE et al % Louis
Springer part lot 4, block s.
plat y ......--...-.....t ..-'..'s. lfou-
Gertrude :. Myers ct al. to +. J..
Bergen. part lot g. block 8 plat
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '.s...+s.ss yV
Thomas r. Kari ct al. to Ada
Brown, lots 30 and 80, block 2,
Waterloo addition ............... ~
Francis B. short ct al. TO John NJ.
Aliez, part lot 4, block Z, plat
ID .... .....,.-.-.. ..ss... ...s-ss- WV
Miller Investment company TO
Clara p Egbert, lots 80, 40 and
~. block - East Westminster
addition .-........+........ cW
Miller Investment company 20
Galetta f. Egbcrt. lots As and
As. East Westminster addition. 40
Miller Investment company to
Poly A. Boyd, lots 43 and ~,
block 2. East Westminster addi-
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Miller Investment company TO
Margaret Egbert, lots A. and As,
block ?. East Westminster addi-
tion .....-.........'- .-....-.'. w
Salt lake Security & Trust co.
to Eva e. Shanks, part lot l,
block 1874. plat ID ........-....... 40
Mutual Realty 60. To Salt Lake
Security & Trust CO. part lot
1. block 1874 plat y ........-.-... II
| Isabella +. Reed et al to Hub
bard Investment Co.. lots u TO
25 block II. Arlington Heights
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

IN the Justices Court, in and Tor the
salt Lake City Precinct. salt Lake Goun-
ty. State Of Utah. Vim. McBratues.
Plaintiff, Va. ~. Bohnstedt. Defendant,
summons. The State OF Utah TO tnc
Said Defendant. You are hereby sum-
moned 20 appear before the above on
titled Court within ten days after the
service of this summons upon you. n
served within the County ia which this
action Is brought; otherwise within tWen-
Is days after the service, ana defend
the above entitled action, brought
aeainst you 10 recover the sum Of so 80
with interest due thereon for goods,
wares and erchandisc sold ana deiiv-
cred and for services rendered with all
costs OF suit, and IN case Of your failure
to do so. judgment Will be rendered
against you according 60 the demand or
the compliant
Dated this 18th day OF August. 1900.
STANLEY A. HANKS,
Justice OF the Peace
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

SILVER DtPPER MINING COMPANY.
principal place OF business lGS So. Main
stree. Salt Lake City. Utah.
NOTICE Deg hereby given that at a
meeting OF the board Of directors OF tie
Silver Dippcr Mining Company. held on
the 22nd day OF October 1919 an sess-
mcnt OF one-siNtecnth O-lS) Of one cent
per share was levied and assessed on the
capital stock Of said corporation. payable
AZ the Office Of the Co. Room 30s Scott
Building, salt Lake City, Utah. to Chas
vember o4tii 1903. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the SAID Nov. 2sth. 1893, viii be dcliu-
Quent ana advertised FOX sale at public
auction and unless payment is made
before. will Doe sold on tho 10th day OF
December. 1893 az D. m., OF said day.
10 paw the said delinquent assessment,
thereon, togc thor with the costs Of adj
Verusing and expenses OF sale.
CIiAS. j.. STREET., Secretary.
Date OF FIRST publication, Oct %, l.Na
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
THE PENNSYLVANIA
PLACING CAR ORDERS

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 6-More car
orders are soon 10 b. placed By the
Pennsylvania company Tor tho lines
west Inquiries sent out last week have
come 10 the ear building companies for
5000 now steel ears Of the standard
type. 100, 001 pounds oapa city for deliy
cry next yaar This inquiry IL In add
ton % the 10000 cars Of the battle
ship" type on which car companies arc
bidding Thus. In an. the Pennsylvania
company 1ow has under construction
a total of 900 steel cars Tor 1870 do
livery valued al about 81 900 900. In
connection With the new 1900 car order
IL was said yesterday that the railroad
u asking for specilations that Include
steel wheels for that hot 81 cara. The
big order Tor "battieslllp' cara Nlth a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
SOCIAL PROBLEMS.
Man Cannot Solve Them Without
Woman's Aid, Says Mrs. PanLhurst

Washington. Nov Man never
will be able to solve the great social,
industrial and other problems OF civil
liza ton without the cooperation OF
women through tine exercise Of the cleo
tive franchise declared Mrs Emme-
lire Pankhurst English suffrasette
leader. in an address here tonight.
Before an audience composed mostly
OF women, Mrs PankNurst, following
an address Of two hours on Why
Women Want TO Vote" submitted 70 a
rapid fire Of interruptions by men ana
women on various phases OF the sut-
frage cause.
.Do YOU think that an American
woman ever will he PRESIDENT asked
a woman.
THAT is the most extraordinary ques-
ton that I have ever had put 10 me,
replied Airs. Pankhurst, who paused
for some time before answering.
THAT Is n question" she said, which
YOU American women VIII have 10 De
eide for yourselves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ogs Tor further information.

ESTATE or ALICE BENNION
HARKER. Tuoompe undersign.
% will sell no public auction, the iol
lowing described property situate y
salt Lake County. state Of Utah, to-wit
An undivided ono-third Interest in M
following land. subject 10 the life estate
and rights therein or the husband 0i
said incomneteui. Beginning AZ g poin
on south line OF county Road on linf
OF ~ lOo0l zen chains ninety links cas-
from the northwest corner Of the south
east quarter Of the northeast quartz
OF section 10. IN township south Of
range ] west. salt Lake Meridian. ant
running thence east along said aoutl
Inc road tt.29l five chains twentv-nir
links, thence south talung line Of fence
lB n0l five chains. thence east con lir.
of fcucel N8Nl thrce chains. elEhtY-ouf
links. thence south g5.el hfteen chalni
10 southeast corner of aforesaid quar-
ter section. thence Weat on quarter sec
ton line lalol nine chains ten links
point 0f beginning being in and a par
of the southeast quarter OF the north
east quarter of section D., township am
range Aforesaid containing nc iI-iel
eIstfcn acres and forty-seven squar,
rods. be- the same more or less. except
INK therefrom the following portiof
Bseinninr at "a point on the south lin.
~ an east ana west open street @ rod
Wide on fhr east and west sd rod line
n chains 80 hnhH east from thc north
of che northeast quarter on section il
in township south. range ! west eaI
lake Meridian ana running thence eaf
on said limo I chain 20 links thene.
south on luc of fcnce one chain
links b. tlo fnHf bank of TaNlorFVllIf
nlfrh. thence north 20 deg west aI
said eafi bank of ditch ! chain ana r
links. thence north l5 links 20 the nla.,
of begnning. ~ the west front doH
of thf city aud County Building
san Lake CTS. Utah. ~ NJ o'clock ncoH
on Monday me 18Th day of Noyeml
1870. for cash
llYRiM BENNION.
Guardian of the Estate Of Alice
nfnu BARKER. Incompetent
Date of nul publication, oct 18th
ls1
Moyle a Nan cgtl Attorneys Tor Ia
slata
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
SCHOOL VACATIONS.
Prof Ross Of Wisconsin says They
Are Relic oT Pioneer Days.

Lawrence. Kss.. Nov. &c. A. Ross.
professor sociology in the University
OF Wisconsin. IN an address 20 the
students Of the University OF Kansas
here yesterday. declared that school
vacations are relic ~ pioneer days
and that children should attend
school - months In tho year
The fact that In the early DAYS the
children were needed TO help with the
crops is cited Dos Prof. Ross as the
reason FOR the original vacation Now
that this necessity has passed he adj
Nocates continuous school year.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Edward II. Funk ct a. 10 John
w Payne, part OF lot 20. block
., lanEton Park subdivision IS
Lewis Beck TO Laura Bauer. lots
and 3. Dolan's subdivision . 10
Thomas $. Souires ct al 10 l.. J.
Christensen, part Of lot 3. block
100. piat ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Joseph w. Musser co al. TO O. A.
Holmauist. lots 26 and q. block
]. Waterloo addition ......... SOC
AlNara A. Pratt TO Maud z. Fried
man. lot 81 Merrywood sub
division ....................... 700
David A. Jenkins ct al to Ash
ton-Jenkins company lot =
Country club place .,........... 10
c. :. Gsrline &c a. TO Edwin Hud-
son part ~ lot TO- block as.
l0-acre plat A ........... 2 g0O
Montague Allen 10 O. r. Samp-
son. lots ; and 8 block 81, 10
t,, sepe plat IN, 4 .;........ 5000
= y. kossiter. part Of lot 4
block 100. plat d ............ ia
Peter &. Rasmussen "a al. TO
John X. Stocking, part OF SEQ
ton ~ township south. range
east ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOO
Laura .. Smith TO Albert smith
Co. part OF lot 1, block II.
"-atir pat .................
salt Lake Security & Trust com
pany 10 George s. Smith. part
or lot /, block ~. 5-acre plst
's..'s.s.. Observation-Disclosures. O00
James x. Porter ct al. 10 Charles
Neslen' lots q and %. block
10 Forest Dale ....... Eno
David Whitaker et al 10 n. n
Cheney, lot and part OF LOT
block ?, Lynch a Glassman's
subdivision ......... roo
The Colorado 6 Utah Investment
company 10 Frank Adams lot
10. block 1, Denver place COX
Colorado a Utah Investment COM
pahyt To Frank Adams. lots
~ - and 49, block ?. Denver
II. y. Scott at al. TO Josephine u
de Desonnant, lot IS. block s.
First burlington add . Ioo
Kimball a Richards 10 George II.
Wood, lot II, Jackson square 1875
Harriet r. Smith 20 William
smith lots 1 10 IS. block 20.
Sandy town ........ .......
Nellie Rector ct al. 10 Lewis o.
Knight lots and 10. block 6.
Poplar ,.g Grove, Grove ada. .....:.. - sioo
tina NJ. GOTHAM. lot IS aud part
TOT 10, block ]. Newport sub. 10
o Bourdop To Alma V. Durand.
part section co. township 1
north range I west 500
L. -. Wlcks 20 n. r. Harding.
part lot "A, block D. sub. Of block
%. plat F".... ............... 2Og5
r. y. Wloks 20 Edward King,
lots o. ana IS. block a. Poplar
Grove add. ...... .......... 5
Elizabeth Holland Anderson TO
Thomas w. Jones part OF lot
2, block 100 plat D............. 10
william \ Dunlap 81 a. 90 JAY
q, Williams, hot So and part
Of lot 81, block &, oakley sub
division ........ ............... 1000
Utah Nursery company 10 Earl
A. Hood. part 81 lot co. block
2. Geneva place., ............ 400
Morcn a. collins 10 sula y.
sharp, part Of lot 4. block no.
plat Dststt sttsststttft s.s+st..s 300
/ A. ~ Humphrlea 81 a. 10 Carrie
y. Uhlfclder, lots a3, "a. 80 ana
I So. sunny side addition. 500
A ~ Humphries Il al. 10 Helen
A.. ungor lots ~, 20. 30, 81 and
81 Sunnyside addition. .25t
| Charles Obern 81 al 20 Edwin
". Terry part ~ section "a,
township south, range
east ...tsts+tstt s.tsttttftttttt spi
Andrew A. sorenson 10 Daniel A.
Hanson, part of lot !, block 3,
! Catherine T. McOurren 10 Edwin
Rodman, lots 10 ana AZ, block
!, Hill Park subdivision ,..,,.,. 20
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\ scALpEp noN.s smRnEl1s

Mortified his grandmother, Mrs
Maria Taylor Of Nebo. KY. who Writeg
that. when all thought he would die
Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured
him. Infalllble for Burns. Scalds. cuts
Corns, Wounds. Bruises. Cures Fever
Sores, Boils, Skin Eruptions. Chill
Glains, Chapped Hands. Soon routs
Piles, Poe at II. &. NJ. ]. Drug Stora
ll2-114 Main ST. Salt Lake City.
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ACCUSED OF BLAcKMAlLING
HIM OUT OF 100000

Chicago, Nov. 5.-The Tribune this
morning says
"a Chicago man. Edgar s. Cooke, was
accused yesterday by &. L. Warrin"r Of
Cincinnati OF blockmailing him out or
$4,000
Warmer b. charged with the short
age of "A large sum from the treasury
OF the Big -Four railway lie claims
that Cooke surmised his secret ana
thereafter lived upon the prohts Of his
information.
Cooke. through his attorney, last
night made indignant denial OF COM
plic,tv or knowledge. He said his ac-
quainiance with Warriner ceased sew
oral years ago
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KnLs HER FoE OF 20 YEARS.

The most mercileas enemy ! had
Tor 20 years" declares Mrs. James
Duncan Of Haynesville, Me, was
Dyspepsia. I suffered intensely after
eating or drinking and could scarcely
sleep. After many remedies had fall
ed and several doctors gave me up.
] tried Electric Bittcrs which cured
me completely Now J can eat any
thing ] am 20 years old and am
overioyed TO get my health and
strength back again" For Indigestion,
Loss Of Appetite. Kidney Trouble,
Lame Back. Female Complaints. its
unequalled. Only soc at y. c. NJ /.
Drug Store, 112-114 Main 81. salt
Lake city.