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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
UTAH COUNTY SOCIALISTS:
A TICKET NOMINATED
10 The Trihunc.

PROVO. oct 3,--SoclaIistz held coun-
tY convention in their hall Sunday, at
which they elected q chairman and see
rctarye and nominated a fnll county ticket.
The chairman was Henry w. Cease and
the secretary. II 4, Saunders.
The ticket nominated is as follows:
For state senator's Joseph Grimhall Of
Payson and David Clun OF Provo; for
representatives. W. T.. Tinnenmen Of
Jehi j. Il. Cease OF Provo. Rodney j.
Merrill of PaySon and a. l.. Porter OF
SprinSvlllc Tor county commissioners,
Gcng term) n. =. White Of Goshen
tshort term, s. w. Robinson Of Spanish
Fork for county clerk. Henry ". Cease
Of Provo. for sheriff, c. H. Van LEuven
OF Provo; (ur-recordcr John ZcrkCr Of
PsySou; for treasurer. RebcC"a Nelson uf
Spanish Fork: for asscssor. NJ =. Psimcr
Of Spriusvillc; for surveyor. John Bev-
cridgc OF LChi and for superintendent
or schools. j. |" Townsend OF Paysou.
No county attorney was nominated. and
If there is TO he one On the tickle. his
name will be placed there by The county
central committee.
Tho convention indorScu the nJJiUual
and state platforms.
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Three Deaths at Kaysville.
II 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
EAGSNIGE. oct. 3.-Miss Clara Bacon
the lo-year-old daughter or Mrs Annie
Bacon, died at The KJySvilIc hospital at
noon today. after few days Illness OF
typhoid fever. Funeral services will be
held In the KaySvillc meeting house on
Wednesday afternoon AT | o'clock and
burial VIII bc i'm the kaysvillc cemetery
The funeral services over The remains
or Jennie Wiley. the little 9-ycar- old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Wiley
Of Eotntiful. 3ho died on Friday morn
ing after a long illness OF typhoid fever
were held al the residence yesterday
afternoon nj o'clock and wcro largely
attended. intermcnt being in the East
Bountiful cemetery.
Grant, the little f-ycar- old son OF Mr.
and Mrs David Reed Of Woods Cross
and grandson Of President Joseph III
Grant Of the Davis stake. who under
went an operation ut the KaYsville hos
pital on Thursday evening for an OH
structiou Of the bowels. died on Satur-
day afternoon at . O'Clock. Tho funeral
was held in the West Buuntfu meeting
house this afternoon at O'Clock with
burial in the East Bounliful cemetery.
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AMERICAN PARTY
At PARK CITY
Enthusiastic Meeting, in Which
Active Party Work Is
Strongly Favored.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Oct "a rousins meet
ing OF tho Americans OF Park City was
held In the law Offices OF H. $. Townsend
tonight Henry Welsh stated that the
meeting was called 10 see whether or not
II would bc advisable 10 put a ticket in
Tie Held the coming election. Mr., Welsh
was elected chairman Of the meeting ana
Charles Bidder, secretary, Henry Welsh
moved TO elect committee OF five. this
committee 10 canvass the situation IN
Summit county and 10 decide whether or
not an American ticket should be nom
mated. This motion WAS passed, and on
motion OF Mn Blood, the committee was
instructed 10 report at a mass meeting
which will he held al the city hall. Tues
daN. October II. at o'clock.
The following committee was named;
Henry Welsh. Charles Mair, t. J. Talon,
Willard Burkinshaw. James Denny Fol-
lowing the naming OF the committee,
short talks were made by several promi-
ncnt Americans present
Mr.. Blood was Of the opinion that a
would bring out a large vote and would
be the means OF helping The American
cause two years hence.
Henry Welsh also wanted ticket in
the neld, and said that the men put on
this ticket should be loyal even though
II is q sacrifice this election. lie stated
that there were but two GcntlcS holding
county offices al present, and the chances
are that there will be but one after cleo
tion. He told OF an incident which had
been brought TO his notice last election
after the Democratic and Republican con
ventions. The high priest Of summit
stake called his counsclors together. and
in meeting they picked Il composite
ticket from the two tickets, and eXaCted
a promise from each counselor 10 so home
and work for this composite ticket, one
counselor refused. and al present Is not
regarded very highly, by the church. Mir,
Welsh got bis story. he says, from a Nor
mon who is high in church affairs. Mr.,
Welsh eNhortcd The Americans TO stand
together. put mp a ticket. and put the
American party upon a permanent basis.
John Ledlnsham stated that the Amer
ican party must be kept going; no said
that he knew when lie voted either the
Democratic or Republican ticket that he
was voting Tor Joseph L. Smith. He
asked The party not 10 get discouraged
and further stated that the Americans
were growing and would some day con-
trol the state,
Willard Brkinshaw, Peter Paul, J.. T.
Talon and others were all OF the same
opinion. After extending u vote OF thanks
10 Mr.. Townsend for the use OF his Of
fee, the meeting adjourned until Tues
day evening.
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COMMISSIONERS PAY
CLAIMS AGAINST COUNTY
Special Ia The Tribunc.

OGDEN, Oct. 2.--Warrarts in pan
ment OF claims against Weber county
aSgregatinE $500 were ordered issued
by the county commissioners at the reg
Ular session this forenoon.
The board received a petition signed
by number Of residents OF the Har-
risNillc district asking that the Ogden
Rapid Transit company be required 10
remove its track from the side OF the
road 70 The center and the dirt road
on each side graded to conform with
the level OF the track. The petitioners
assert that the construction OF the line
in that section nccessitdted the removal
OF gravel from the public road which
has resulted In number or dcprcsSions
along tho thorouShfare. The commits
sioncrs took the matter under advise
mCut.
The resignation OF Miss Genet Ming
ham as deputy in tac office oC County
Clerk Samuel Dye VAS received and the
appointment or Miss Edna Bchn TO fill
tho vacancy was confirmed.
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CHURCH TAKES A HAND;
PRESIDENT CALLS ELECTION
Special 10 The Tribune.
SAIIN.A n.I =. a. 4

Special TO The Tribune
SALINA. Oct 3.-At the Salina l.. D.
S. priesthood meeting last evening n
resolution was unanimously adopted
mass meeting OF the citizens to decide
just what ought 10 he done i'm the way
OF saloon regulation prohibition. Those
present thought ii ought to he settled
once for all Just what the people want
There was much talk INDUCED in. and
II was made plain by some or the speak
crs that conditions should be improved
Bishop LorenlZcn has long been trying
To have strict regulations for the sa-
looms, and with the help OF others has
kept the idea TO the front, but nothing
substantial has yet come, so IL will be
for the people 10 decide what shall be
done in the matter. President Jorscnscn
has called meeting for October S. when
upon.
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PRISON BARS NO BAR
TO RUNNING CAMPAIGN

NEWARK. N J.. Oct "A Schlner, a
candidate for mayor OF Nineland, n. j.,
is conducting his campaign from behind
the bars OF the local jail He was or
dered Thursday TO pay fine OF 81 for
being disorderly or go 10 prison for ten
days. IIe decided ho would so to jail.
Ills alleged dsorderly conduct occurred
while no was discussing local politics
On the door of his closed place OF busi-
ness Schincr has posted the following:
because of political spite my shop will
not be open until October s. ] positively
refuse TO pay for gasoline used by city
officials in their automobiles. Right will
always prevail II YOU want q clean III =
mospherc and justice to prevail in Vine
land, vote for me"
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BUSINESS BUILDINGS
CONG Up RAPIDLY
Additional Force of Men Put TO
Work TO Prepare the
Sites.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 2,-Somcth,Ng like 80
laborers are at work In 'he heart of the
business section or the city on the pre-
liminary construction OF a number OF
handsome bysincss blocks.
In addition 10 the force OF lncn work
ing on Hudson avenue grazing ih. street.
digging trenches for the sewer and water
mains. and preparing the fouuoatious Tor
the business houses whlEh wil soon bc
erected on the new street hy The prop
erly owners, number OF others were
put TO work this morning ON Grant ave-
nue.. where several new buildings will
be erected In the near future.
Several small wooden structures were
torn down Immediately south of the LOYAL
rooming house this morning. TO make
way for the modern brick business block
r. Fell. The new building will have q
torty-ioot frontage on the east side of
Grant avenue and will be sixty fee;
deep. The building will he sufficiently
large 70 accommodate three business
houses. and be ready for occupancy with
in siTly days
ON the same avenue north OF the St
Louis block the Commercial National
bank will In rev days begin the cree
ton Of a business block three stories
high and with a frontage Of 100 feet on
The avenue and running back for Fifty
five feet. Immediately north or this
building. n business block Is being built
by Fred Mcispcr.
Other buildings which are being erected
in the business section are the Lyccum
theatcr son Twenty street ard The
Marion hotel at the corner Of Lincoln
avenue and Jwcnly-litth street.
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HEINLE is PRESSING
SUIT AGAINST BROKERS

BOSTON oct. 5-A banking episode
In New York and this city in August,
1903 when certain collateral for loans
negotiated through Boston and New
York brokers, was alleged 70 havo been
sold without authority. was recalled to-
day by tho appearance OF Il. Augustus
IIcinzc, tho Montana copper magnate.
before a supreme court master, in his
suit against \. d. +. Adams and other
brokers OF Ibis city.
1t has already been shown that Helnze
began borrowing money from Adams and
others in 1905. giving as collateral shares
in mining comps MES. until the amount
reached between S300. 900 and Si0O, 600.
In August. 1909. TIciuze made tho claim
that his collateral had been sold With
out authority. and began suit
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JUDGE GUNNELL FAV0RS
BICYCLES on SIDEWALKS
Special 10 The Tribune.

Cn'sidl ~ i ne I1DlnE.
OGDEN. Oct. 3.-JudEe Nolney G. Gun
nell OF the Juvenile court is unaltcrably
opposed 10 the ordinance of the city pro-
hihtinS the use Of The sidewalks to hi
cyclists. and TO show additional faith In
his position he has discharged two boys
who were arrested for that offensc.
Judge Gunnell declares that the use of
the bicycle is "A positive necessity 10 the
business houses of the city for the dc
livery OF parcels The condition of the
streets Of the city during the winter
months makes ii impossible for boys rid
ing bicycles 10 use the public thorough
fares in some sections. Judge Gunnel
says that il is better 10 use the side
walks under certain restrictions than to
drive delivery wagons through the muddy
streets. He also asserts that under the
ordinance, newsboys and others are al
lowed the use Of the city sidewalks with
their bicycles. while other boys engaged
in just as legitimate work are not given
an equal advantage.
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VIEW MEXICO Will
Be CONSERVAl
First Session of ConstimA
Convention Indicates n,
Ideas Will Prevail.

SANTA l'2. y. NJ, Oct ~
lco constitutional conyeufion an.
today In the han OF reDresnn,ss ss,. ~.
ths capitol, Former Delccate 10 n,
Thomas r. oathron called ,ha ~
lion to order after Rev. Jules n,
cbapials OF san Miguel church 4,
est church in the United Sia,n''
asked for ihe seven gifts nj in
Ghost 10 descend upon the ons h.
delegates. the oath OF office ws.
lStcrcd by Judge John r. MclJe
New Mexico supreme court. 80
CNalles y. Spicss Of Las Vev,.
elected president His election y.
that the conservatives arc i'm cont
the convention and that thn inI,isti,
prohibition Will not be written n;
constitution. but that il viii bc -
fundamental document, as desIr.
President Taft
George w. Armiio or Santa
Rough Rider. was elected chies
Cacsaro Pcdregon OF Las CrUces
prefer. aud Ma jor *. y. Whiting
buGucrquc. scrgcant-a -aims.
The convention consists OF -e.yen,
republicans and twenty nine DEM
National Committeeman Solomon Is
Los Llinas was selected rs chairr1
? committee TO propose tho mani
of tho working committees. T11e
vcntion will be in session for sixt7
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JUAB REPUBLICANS:
THEIR COUNTY TICKET
sneciaI lo Ihe Trihunc.

Special 10 The Tribune
NEPUI oct. 3.-At tho Republican
county convention held here today. the
following ticket was placed in nomna-
ton:
Representatives.. Is. Stack. Eureka.
Clerk-T. w. Bickers. Ncphi.
Recorder-WiN Burton, Nephi.
Asscssor-O. Jackman. Lcvan.
Sheriff-Gus Hcnroid. Eureka
Treasnrer-A. X. PaXman, Neph.
Commissioners. four-ycar term-P. c.
Winn. Ncph.
Commissioner. two-ycar tcrm--Joln
Nielsen. Mona.
Attorney-P. l.. Footc. Ncphi
Superintendent OF Schools-Ivan Dalby.
Levan.
.Surveyor-Arthur s. Miller. Eureka.
County Chairman-Hcrbcrt Hopes Eu
rcka.
ssecretary-P. n. burton. Ncphi.
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SECTION HAND GROUND
TO DEATH UNDER CARS
specjsl 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct. 3.--While attempting TO
cross the track in front of a fast moy-
ing passenger train of the Union Pa
ciiic near Byron, Wyo.. Sunday morning.
Peter Salanles, a Greek section hand
was run down and his body ground TO
pieces. HIS brother. member of the
same section crew. narrowly escaped
death when he attempted 10 save tho
unfortunate man. The workmcn pulled
the surviving brother off the track Just
In time. The body OF Peter Sslanles was
sent TO Pueblo, Colo, for burial The
passenger train was In charge OF Con-
ductor George Allen and Engineer Will
liam German
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MYLES STANLEY FOUND
LYING DEAD IN BARN
Special to The Tribune,

sNT'"NItI IV 7
PARK CITY. Oct. 5.-Myles Shanlcy.
a miner. who had worked III the Silver
King mine for almost twenty years. was
found dead in his barn tonight by his
son Frank. Coroner Henry Crossman de-
Cidcd that apopleXy was the cause.
Mr. Shanlcy had been to the theater
and on returning homo went TO the barn
10 look after his horses. Mrs. Stanley
became alarmed over his prolonged abb
sence and scni Frank to seek him. The
body was lying Just inside The barn door.
Drs. I.ecomptc and Browning were sum
moncd. They said he had been dead for
nearly half an hour. Coroner CroS&anan
was then called lie learned that Mr.
Shanley had suffered from lead poisoning
for several years. The physicians agreed
that this had probably produced apopeXy.
Mr.. Stanley was IS years OF age He Is
survived by his widow. one daughter, Mrs
McClelland of salt Lake, aud three sons,
Mylcs, Joseph and Frank
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Attorney Skeen Ill.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Oct. Am attack OF appen-
dicltis prevented u. Skeen. one Of the
attorneys interested in the trial Of the
civil action OF Frank Mangum against
Chief Potter from appearing In the dis
trict court this morning. when the case
was called for trial. a postponemcnt was
ordered and adjournment taken until to-
morrow morning. when the October cal
cndar will be taken up.
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Biggest Tomato Crop,
Special TO The Tribune.


OGDEN, oct. 3.-That this section has
produced \ larger crop Of tomatoes to
the acreage undcr cultivation than. any
other part OF the United states during
the present season. is the statement OF
local canning men, The packing season
win close tho latter part Of the week
II is estimated that $4,000 cases OF to-
ma toes have been canned By the local
factories during the present season. The
failure Of the tomato crop In some Of the
eastern states this year has resulted in
a steady demand for the Utah surplus
crop.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
WEALTHY MAN ADMITS
ATTEMPT TO SMUGGLE

NEW YORK. oct. 3.-Mengo l.. Nor
genthau, wealthy candy manufactures,
Indicted by the federal grand jury for
an alleged attempt TO avoid paying duty
which he brought over recently on the
steamship Mauretana, pleaded guilty to-
day before Judge Hand in the United
States circuit court.
MoTgcnthaus counsel made a plea for
clemency on the ground there was no
wilful intent 20 defraud the government
Judge Hand allowed tho withdrawal
OF the plea until Wednesday next, when
he viii PASS sentcncc.
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KaYsville Vital StatisLics.

SpcciaI 10 Tho TUbunc.
KAYSVTLTII, oct. 2.-Babics were
born TO the following people I'm this com
muuiiy yesterday and Today: a thirteen
pound son 10 Mr. aud Mrs. Arson Gan
Gertcr and daughters 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jonas
sou and Mrs. Pearl Mitchell Boyce.
County Clerk Iyrum 4. Pack has is
sued the following marriage licenses;
Miss TcSSic Cook and Le Roy Sessions,
both IF Syracuse: Miss Marcia Knowlton
and Dr. George Howell OF Bouptirul: Miss
Jane e Judd OF licnefer and William
Sc Edison OF Ogden.
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Jewish New Year.

STeCisl to The Trbune,
OGDEN. Oct. 3.-Thc celebration Of the
Jewish new year 5611, which, according
10 the Hebrsic calendar. begins at sum
set this evening and lasts through Tues
day, is being observed by all Of the
orthodox members OF the race in Ogden
with special services, prayer, penance and
works OF charity, The observance of
this day among the Jewish people is
more universal than any other festival
with the exception of Yom Kippur, the
day OF atouemeni.
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Failed to Pay Alimony,

Special 10 The Tribuno,
PROVO. Oct. 3.-lohn SummcrVile was
arraiened in Justice of the Peace A. a.
Moons court today on charge of failure
10 provide for his two minor children
Some time ago irene Kinder Summer
vile. the dcfcndants wife. obtained d
divorce. with almony and Summcrv!le
failed 10 pay the almony. Mr. Summer
vile explained TO the court that he had
been unfortunate in finances and could
not pay the allmony ordered. He
however, paid To the court $40 and prom
iscd Ia make future payments. and the
case was continued.
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Arraigned for Jail-Breaking.

OpcClaT TO TIC TrIDUHe.
PROVO. Oct. 3.-Frank Boland and
Edward Burke. the two men who escaped
from the county jail September IS, and
were recaptured the same day, were ar
raIgned today In Justice Moons court
or charge OF breaking. They en-
tered pleas OF not guilty and demanded
jury trial: and the trial of the case
was set for wednesday. October 3. IN
default OF $3.50 bonds. the defendants
were rcuanded TO tho custody OF The
sheriff, the sentence which they were
serving when thcy escaped having ex-
uire6-
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New Minister From Panama.

PANAMA. Oct. st was announced
today that the next minister from PAN
anna to the United States will be DR.
Belazario Porras. the distinguished law
yer and political leader. vino wan Pana
mas representative Bt The Hague con-
ference OF 1907 and at tho american
Congress OF American Republics al
Bucnos Ayrcs last summer
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MidVale Looking UP.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
MJDFALE. Oct. %.-Jsmes Wood OF
Murray has been awarded the contract
for constructing the paved sidewalks i'm
this city. The extension work is being
pushed rapidly. so that the biggest por-
lion may he installed before frost sets in.
In the business district tho walks are to
be niuo feet wide. while in the resldcn-
tial section sidewalks svera ging five feet
arc to be installed
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VETOED BILL
BECOMES LAW
PoIiccmen's Salaries Raised,
Notwithstanding Opposition
of Mayor Glasmann.
COUNCIL ORDERS THAT
SAMUEL 6. DYE BE PAID
Contract for Coal TO Heat City
Building Awarded 10
Thomas 4 Stone.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct 3.-Despite the veto OF
Mayor Glasmann OF the ordinance raising
salaries OF patrolncn from $50 TO $50 u
month. tho city council tonight. hy a
unanimous vote passed the measure.
Tho board of park commissioners,
through It's chairman. j. w. Il. Nolhcr.
pctitioned the council for the additional
500 which was denied when first asked
for Mr.. Nolllcr stated that unless the
money was allowed the men now work
ing in the park would have To he laid of.
Tho matter WAS referred to the finance
committee,
The Commercial National bank petit
toned the city council 10 extend the
sewer mains lG0 feet north from Twenty =
fifth street ON Lincoln avenue. The bank
intends to erect Il business block there,
The matter was referred to the sewer
committee, the city engineer and The city
attorney.
was presented several weeks ago through
County Clerk Samuel G.. Dye. for work
done in preparing the county assessment
rolls was allowed, and the auditor Was
Instructed 10 draV6 warrants in favor OF
the county for this amount.
Want Street Improved.
The city recorder was instructed to
notify the Salt Lake X Ogden liall%ay
company 70 lay its tracks IN the cNcaNn-
lions made som" tinIc ago on Lincoln
avenue or 10 put the street in proper con-
diton.
Mrs. G. L. Carlson has presented Il
claim against the city for Slo0 as the
result of nh accident in which she. while
driving on unlichtcd Lincoln avenue, was
thrown from tho rig.
\ communication from the mayor, con-
SIstiuS of a letter from the Southern Pa
riic Railway company, was read, in
which IL was stated that il was the duty
uf the city TO maintain the Twenty fourth
street Viaduct. The matter was referred
10 tho laws committee and the city attor-
ncy To determine whether tho railway
company or the city would he required
10 do this.
Tho first contract for coal to heat the
Ci,y building was awarded TO Thomas &
Stone. coal dealers. at S3. 10 n Ton. One
carload VIII he purchased at that rate.
Upon the recommendation of the laws
committee. the city auditor was instruct
ID TO prepare duplicate warrants In favor
cf j. g Read q Bros. for several war
rants which were either lost or stolen
from their store. \ bond equal TO twice
The amount Of The warrants was required
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Licensed to Wed.

Special 10 rho Tribune.
OGDEN. oct %.--LiccuEcs To marry
were issued by Tho county clerk this
afternoon to The following,
Eruce uodsmsn and Selma Clark both
Of Ogden.
Robert Hunter and Helen G. Jack. both
Of Ogden.
Charles r.. Couch and Ella Cradle, both
Of GrecnViilc. Nch.
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For Ohlson Estate.

Special 10 Tho IriDune.
OGDEN. Oct 3.--Mrs. Boiette ohlsou
OF Hooper is seeking letters Of sdminis-
tration for her son, Edward OblSon. OF
the estate of her husband. John J. Oh-
son, who died 9 Hooper September ~.
The estate consists of real and personal
property npproXimated al $4,000. The
widow and two sons arc the only heirs
TO tho estate.
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BRYAN to Take Stump.

DANvILLB, NJ. Oct at VI
nounccd here today that w y,
would spend two days stumplns y
gressiouaI district Of Kankakec,
20. speaking there and at Momence
seka and Danyillc on the first Gay
second day Will bc devoted TO tns
mart Of the district.