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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
LARGE CROWD
At TENDS FAIR
Big FOur-State Exhibition
Opens Under Auspicious
Circumstances.
GREAT SHEEP SHOW BEING
HELD, TOGETHER WITH FAIR
Poultry Exhibit Is Important
Feature; Fine Specimens
of Fruit.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept 23,--Under the most aus
picious circumstances and favorable
weather. the Four-State fair opened at
Ogden today with a large crowd. people
from all over the west being in attend
ance Some delay was experienced by
the exhibitors In arranging their exhib-
its. but by tomorrow afternoon 1t is ex
pected that everything Will be in place.
The international Sheep show, which
IA being held in conjunction with the
fair. has one OF the largest exhibitions
OF blooded sheep ever seen in the United
States. The building. erected especially
for the sheep pens. had all the reserva
tons taken today and twenty-five addi-
tional pens constructed at the rear of the
building have been engaged by shippers
whose sheep have not yet arrived, Five
cars OF thoroughbred sheep came into
Ogden tonight from the cast. This Will
make the total number reach about 5000
Harrington and the states OF Wisconsin.
Iowa. Minnesota Michigan, Wyoming,
Idaho. Arizona, Nevada, Montana. Utah.
North and South Dakota. and sections
OF Canada, are represented by the eX
hibitors.
Great Poultry Exhibit
One OF the features OF the fair is the
poultry exhibit. for which one entire
building has been reserved. Prize fowls
from as far east as Mindon. Neb.. are
on exhibition. The horticultural and ag
ricultural buildings are crowded with the
finest specimens of peaches, apples
grapes, melons. squash. egg plant, and
other fruits and vegetables sent TO Og-
den from the four states represented dt
the fair. Twenty-Five stalls reserved for
thoroughbred draught horses and blooded
cattle are already taken up, and Presi-
dent H. NJ, Rowe expects that 1t Will be
necessary to make additional reserva-
tons In this as well as in other depart
mcnts, The domestic science department
which includes fancy needleHork and
the department OF cookery. is in charge
OF competent men and women. and the
exhibits there are most creditable One
OF the main booths in this building is
devoted to the art department, in which
there can be seen a number OF pictures
free-hand drawings and paintings, done
by local amateur artists.
The records OF the gate keepers Will
show that nearly 5000 people attended the
fair on the opening day. All OF the dele
gates to the lniermountalu Good Roads
convention attended the fair tonight as
the guests OF President Rowe following
an automobile parade through the prin-
cIpal streets of the city. which were brill
lantly lighted with chains OF incandes
cent lights for the occasion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Salt Lakers in New York

Special TO The Tribune,
NEW YORK. Sept 2S.-lmperial, u. l.
Dickert: Waldorf, C. r. Adams.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24

BOSTON. Mass. Sept 2S.--The Nation
al Mining Exploration company filed
voluntary petition in bankruptcy and
passed into the hands of receivers today:
with liabilities OF s393. 900 and assets Of
s23. 500 The secured liabilities amount
TO 1885,. 900. President Frank A Wood
ward and Arthur Wainwright were ap-
pointed receivers. The company Is in
terested in number OF western copper
mines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
M Roads Valuable.

/, soorsss OF the morning SOS.
r%p 'os PRESIDENT Of the asso-
~, n smith. Of Buhl. Ida. 10
~, >, ,slasmann had referred as
CO. u me Good Roads assocla-
~ roads increase the value
mom % TO 30 per cent; all
10 se1 Sa by the building of bet
ss-a seglered the speaker. His
~ :" logical and showed that
y y sood roads had been close
Isr,a, ,he necessity OF funds and
/ upon tho lawmakers the
M ,soo suoo roads TO any com
M r ie chief theme of his ad-
many INSTANCES wbars s % The
,sEet s to improve their road.
NJ Tlaurs l.u, are blocked by obso-
-A"s' declared President
[rras r'sfnoon , session. D. 2. Rob
2 H. na.de .ddeilyered a strong speech
IA. Oau va legislation" His re-
ID ,rs ,r'slully noted by the dele
+. kssss Interested in the move
f fks INC states legislate in
s6ua Joseph Howell declared
B ihs h nPl Ike To encourage the
a ,s,lie, ,sslie, that the federal gov
s Time will take up the
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Although
the state department has received no re-
cent official advices concerning the re-
ported rupture Of relations between Co
iombla and Venezuela. the news created
no surprise here for there has been more
or less bad feeling between the two gov
ernments for years. little over sixteen
months ago relations between Nenezsela
and Colombia were resumed. aSer n
break that had stretched over several
wears,
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MAMMOTH CAVE. Ky. Sept. 2S,-The
first fatal accident of wears inside OF
Mammoth cave occurred today, when
Mrs Helen Day OF Wyoming, Pa, fell
from a precipice, striking upon the gran
tie known locally as "purgatory" and
fracturing her skull She died later Mrs
Day was the widow of the late publisher
OF tho Wyoming County tPaO Democrat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24

WASHINGTON. Sept GA thorough
investigation. will be made by army off,
GERS of the escape OF William Spillman,
Il negro convict patient. and his guard,
Private Forrest ". Brooks OF tho Pre-
sidio General hospital at San Francisco.
The war department authorities were not
surprised at the recapture of the men,
for the system OF search for deserters.
with the allurinR reward 10 informers,
makes eventual detection almost certain,
hut the hospital officials will be called
upon 10 explain how the two men could
have got away.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-21
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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-21

The National Alliance of Stage
Employees in its report sent to anil
lated unions shows hat It has one
hundred and sixty chartered locals,
forty provisional locals, and twelve
branches Of moving picture men I'M
der its jurisdiction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
ELkS HOLD THEIR ANNUAL
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
M. p. Ward Exalted Ruler for Coming
Year-Captain J. &. Williams
Treasurer Again.

Newport News Lodge No. 3l5, Is.
p. o. Elks, held its annual election of
Officers last night in the lodge home
on Thirty second street. NJ. =; Waro
was chosen exalted ruler and Captain
]. r. Williams was again reelected
secretsry. The complete roster OF the
new officers is as follows:
Exalted ruler-M. r. Ward.
. Esteemed leading knight-H. w.
Esteemed oyal knight-Aaron Kur-
aiciki
Esteemed lecturing knight--H. NJ.
scheer.
ecretary-Captain j. 4. Williams.
Treasurer--Frank c. Lenz.
Tiler-A. V. Dillon.
Trust Or. NJ. Lett.
Representative to the grand lodge
J. ID. @. Brown.
Alternate-John II. Morton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
NEW BUILDING WILL
BE FIVE STORIES HIGH
Work on Structure at Washington
Avenue and Thlrtieth Street to
Begin a. Once.

IL was learned yesterday that the
Harvey Furniture Company has sign
I'd the lease on the new building
which Is 20 be built at Washington
avenue and Th!rtieth street for Mrs.
Virginia Tabb. of Hampton The
terms Of the lease set forth that the
structure shall be five stories high.
Four OF the stories and the basement
win be used by the Harvey Furniture
Company. while the fifth floor will be
fitted up as lodge room.
The work Of tearing down the two
two story frame structures that stand
ON the site OF the new building VIII
begin within q few days and il is ex-
pected that work on the foundation OF
the building will begin about the MD
die OF this month. Contractor J. w.
Davis. OF this city. has the contract
fer building the structure. his bid be-
ing slightly more than $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
BURCHER IS GIVEN
THE minimum FINE
Pleads Guilty to Violation of
Election Law and Pays One
Hundred Dollars.

Attorneys r. NJ. Lett and Allan ID.
Jones. counsel for former Councilman
Arthur Il. BGrcher appeared before
Judge Barham in the Corporation
Court yesterday morning and entered
a plea of guilty fer their client on one
OF the two indictments charging MN
with violating the Barksdale pure
election statute. Judge Barham I'M
posed the minimum fine of 500. Com
monwealth's Attorney c. c. Berkeley
entered a nolle rroseqm in the other
Indictment, il Icing agreed upon by
the attorneys that this should be done,
after Burcher had pleaded guilty.
The ind:ctmnet 10 which BuTcher
pleaded guilty contained practically
the game offense as the indictment ON
which Councilman Cox was found
guilty by jury Monday and fined
$500. 1t charged him with promising
10 pay j. p. Fraley SIS to induce him
to withdraw FROM the fight for the
Democratic nomination for constable
last June in favor of Cox.
A rule against BIrcher charging
IL
pending and will be heard at the resu-
lar April criminal tenn OF the court.
1t is aileeed that Burcher tried to IN
duence enc CT the witnesses before
the grand jury which indicted him.
The witness was w. c. Wilson, cam
paigu manager for X. +. Davis.
Judge Barham heard argument yes
terday Afternoon On the motion to set
a1ide the verdict of the jury finding
Cox guilty Of violating the Barksdale
law. Attorneys Fay s. Collier, oil
Hampton. and T j. Christian. Of this
city. appeared to press the motion
and Ca. tain Berkeley argued against
it. When the argument was corclud-
ed, Judge Barham announced that he
would take the matter under advise
ment and render his decision Satur-
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
FQUIPP NORWAY
LINERS WITH WIRELESS
Texas, rhoima and koreuss Viii
Have Systems Installed at
This Port

Announcement was made yesterday
that President C. NJ. Bryde, Of the
Norway Mexico Gulf Steamship Line.
has contracted with the United Wire
less Telegraph Company, of New
York, to equipp the Norway Mexico
Gulf steamers Texas. Thclma and
Newega with wireless telegraph. The
systems will be installed on the ves-
sels at this port and the one will be
pat on the Texas upcn her arrival here
this week.
These are TO be the first t.aEsAt-
Iantlc liners calling regularly at this
port 20 be equipped with wireless.
The vessels carry passengers on ev-
cry voyage and the wireless is 10 be
installed for the safety OF the passen-
gers.
After these vessels are equipped. a
movement viii be launched to have
the United states government install
a wireless station at tits fort. AT
of the coast liners calling here are
eqripped with wireless and shipping
men regard the station as a necessity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
Lower House Acts on Another
Local Measure.
BONDS FOR HIGH SCHOOL
sn Drafted by City Attorney massie
by Direction Of City Council Is
Pending Before Senate and its Sue
cess is Assured.

The State house OF representative
yesterday unanimously passed bill
giving this city the right 20 have an
election ON bond issue f,r the cree
tiou of rev public school buildings.
1t Is expected that the bill viii come
up for passage in the senate this
week and as Il Is a purely local meas
ure which has the support Of Senator
SaxSn W. Holt, its success seems as
sifred.
This bin was drawn by City Attor-
ney ]. A. Massie and was introduced
In the Legislature TO replace the sale
bill giving the school boaids OF cities
orders for electi.ns ON bond Issue s
for the building of school buildings.
The Sale bin was drawn by School
Trustee o. ID, Batchelcr. of this city.
at the request of Superintendent on
Public instruction j. H. Eggleston, Jr.
Had the Measure Held Up.
The bill was introduced Gnd was
In the hands OF a committee when
Councilman 4. l. Ford learned OF its
existence. Mr.. Ford was In Richmond
ct the time and he had Senator Holt
hold the bin up in the committee un-
Ill the council of this city could act.
The matter was reported TO Presi-
dent Jones and he called meeting
of the common council. Following a
lengthy debate. the council put itself
on record as opp sing the Sale bill
and authorized City Attorney Massie
TO daft bill giving this city the
right to have a bend election for
school purposes whenever the city
council deemed that such election was
necessary.
In New High School.
AZ first some Of the counciimen
were opposed to any bill Of this char
acter. but members OF the school
board p. inted out to them that no
harm conld be done in securing per-
mission for bond issue from the
legislature and that II might be pos
sible that the council would want q
bond issue on schools before the
meeting OF the next Legislature II
such bend issue is held during that
zine the money will be used In erect
ing new High school building Some
OF the school trustees believe that
conditions will be such next year that
It viii be absolutely necessary to have
a new High school building and that
the election will he held within the
next two years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03

OF this city; Rev. j. G. St clair Drake.
of Portsmouth. and w. X. Ashburn.
of Franklin The exercises will close
next Sunday with union communion
by five Baptist churches. and a re-
view of the church history by Mrs.
Robert Rodgers.
The church has prospered under
the pastor. who was young man
fresh from school when he came here.
The church had small membership
and was heavily in debt. During the
past four years the mortgage has been
burned and the membership has been
materially increased.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03

PURE foocs AND PURE MEoI.
CI~ES

Bcaa better. healthier. happier people.
n has been proved. however. that all
medicines are not adsiterated ami
worthless any more than are all fcod
products.
Tho wheat has been sified from the
chau. and sach medicines a. Lydia =.
Pinkhan-s Vegetable Compound.
which Il made from roofs and herbs
and complies with al conditions 81
the Pure Food ard drugs law. viii
ccntinae 10 bold 81 place ss the stan
card American remedy fof female us
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
INCLUDES BOTH COMPANIES.
Any Telephone Subscriber May Phone
Messages to Western Union.

In an article concerning the an
nouncement by Manager T. A. Worth
ington. OF the local western Union
once. that he had been instructed 20
permit telephone subscribers to
'rhone messages TO his Office and set
tie accounts monthly. this paper men
toned the name OF the Bell company
only. As a matter Of fact. Mr.. Worth
ington is authorized 70 accept 'phoned
messages from aay telephone sub
scr Der. and In Newport News the
Citizens Company's subscribers will
have the same privilege as tnoss of
the Bell company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
CELEBRATING ANNIVERSARY.
Negro Church People Combine 4
Honor Pastor OF Second Baptist.

The negro church people of the city
and vicinity have combined 10 cele-
brate the fourth anniversary of the
passionate OF Rev r. j. Jones, pastor OF
the colored Second Baptist church.
Special services are being held every
night this week in which various
colord ministers are participating.
Among those who have taken part are
Rev. Nj. +. Sydes and Rev. c. f. Jones,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
Another Candidate Out for
Port CoIleCtorship.
INSURGENTS" ARE ACTIVE
Politicians Say That Henry C.
stuart's Nomination 10 Oppose
slemp May Change Complexion OF
Some Of State Fiahtz.

United States commissioner A. e.
Garrett Is a candidate fer the appoint
mept as collector of customs at this
port. Mr. Garrett has filed bis Mp
plication In Washington and Is max
ing an active campaign. IL Is runior-
ed In political circles h,ge that Dr.
Frssell OF the Hampton Normal ana
Agricultural Institute, who was
classmatc with President TAFT at
Yale. has impcrtuned with the Presi-
dent in behalf OF Mr.. Garrett.
There are now four candidates for
the Office OF collector and two for the
appointment as postmaster. FRANK
C. LeEz announced yesterday that he
had Withdrawn from the race for the
collector ship. but some f the hepnbh'
can leaders say that Mr.. Lenz's APP
plication really had never been con
s.defed.
Still ain the Air"
Local Republicans are still very
much lin the ar" on the dictatorship
fisht and no one is even predicting
the outcome. Some say that II looks
ike Fred Read will land the plum'
while others claim that Captain ]. +.
II. Stuart cannot be beaten. John b.
Locke has his ardent supporters and
they say he stands the best chance
now. The postofflce fight is giving no
one any concern as it is generally be-
lieved that Postmaster Hopkins Will
be ..reappointed.
The action of the Democrats IN
nominating Henry s. Stuart in the
Ninth Virginia district to oppose state
Republican Boss" c. Bascom Slemp
for congress in the election this year
may change the completion of some
of the fights for federal plums In Viz
ginia. At least that is what some OF
the politicians in this city believe.
"Insurgents" Are Active.
Senator Noel and other Of the Re-
publican insurgents" In Virginia are
thoroughly diseusted with the man
ner In which Mr. Slemp has been run
ming the party affairs and they are
predicting Stuart's election to cen
eress. President Taft is deeply con-
cerned in the congressional election
in NlTSlUld ioi IL inc A>ihtu N''e' ~
is reclaimed by the Democrats. the
Republican party will not have any
representation from Virginia in con-
eress. Because Ct the Presidents
interest and maybe anxiety in the
Ninth district fight, he may go over
the head OF the State leaders and
make some appointments which ne
thinks may appeal to the insurgents
and thus tend 10 produce harmony IN
the place OF the existing discord.
Although Newport News Is net =
Republican stronghold b. any means.
there are some insurgents" In this
city and they are very much "agin
the government The members OF
the city Republican committee are d.
vided among the candidates, some OF
them supporting Read. some SUPPORT
ing Locke and some Stuart IN the col
lectcrship fight. A few Of the COM
mitteemen also are supporting Bohi-
ken in the fght for postmaster. but
Mr.. Hopkins has the endorsement CT
majority of the committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
MR. AssE's WILL PRoeArEp.
Leaves Entire Estate to James E
Able and Miss Ellen Able


The will Ct the late James 4. Aboe
was pro5ated In the office of Clerk
OF Courts ID. G. Smith yesterday. In
the viii, which is dated June >. 1903
Mr.. Able bequ< athed all of his per
sonal property 10 his sor. James f.
Able. Jr. end his daughter. Miss
Ellen Tower Abe
In bequeathing all OF his property
10 two children. NJ. Able ssstsd IN
his win that he was not unmindful OF
his child, Ethel Able. now Ethei
Niles bu; Knowing that she IS hap
PLY married to prosperous husband
who win care and provide for her.
he deemed II most jast 10 leave his
property 10 his other children.
Mr.. Abhe's estate is valued az Sll.-
600. James +. Able and Mss Ellen
Able qualified as administrator. Civ
ing bond In the sum of $1,000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
SKIN HuM0R Is YEARS

Cuticura did wonders for ne fo-
twcrfy-hvc yccrs I suffered agony from
q terr1bie kumor. completely covering
nav bead. neck and shoulders. 50 eren
tc my wife. bccznc ~ obiect q drsec.
AZ large expen>e consulted Tie most
able doctor fSr ard near- Their treat
the- Hospital. during SIX months
efforts I s1rercd on and coDciusied
fh<rr vas no hclp fer me- tins si3e q
rhc rrzv~. Then heard q sor.e one
wro had brcn cured BY Cutic-lra Rrusc-
d. an thought that q trial could Do 10
harm 10 : surprisingly short tire
~as conr;cleiy cured, ). ?. kfyes. lei
Conxrcss 81. Bo<ton. Mas. Oct u. o."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
WHY WOMEN SUFFER
With Piles and How to Find Last
inu Cure

Constipation is most frequent
cause of piles. That is why women
suffer more often from piles than men
Indoor work and lack OF exercise
brings on the attacks.
A. f G. Klor, Newport News, Va,
sells Hem-Roid, an internal. tablet
remedy for piles, on the understand
ing that you can have the money back
If dissatisfied. 81 for large bot
tie. DIR. Leonhardt Co, Station b.
Buffalo, N Y, mail booklet On re-
quest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03

Penelope--g hear it's all OF be-
tween yoa and Victor. What vas the
trouble.
Mehitabel-His absent mindedness.
The other night he forgot that I had
already accepted HIN. and he propos-
Cd again-chicsgo Tribune
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
FACE COVERED Win P:MPLEs

oonETnfnIafc tutIcura upon ny
xr~~-v recovery from pimplcs which
l.orcred my fsrr. ! u<~d Cuticura soap.
C.nfuaenf nrsd Rc1oiverf Tor Ten days
and my farr cicsred and ] am pcrfcrsiy
wr;l- ] Lad trird docforx Tor neverai
rucu-;.s bit got no rrsui.s. Nm- =.
ardlier. left S'Hooehanna Ave. Phiis-
c-iphi1, Nay !, sros."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
Ihe ola. old consumer.

A moderately tend father discover
ed his young hopeful reading a dime
novel
~unhand me, william the detected
10y Numbered. -or there will BE-
b.oodshed
NO. [sa;d the father g-imly, tight
cnins>his bold on his sons collar.
Not woodshed. Every
hody's
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03

-PIxpLEsr
Can be cured. absolutely. BY TIStf.
TiSTT Is sold with a moaeylb1ck
guarantee by J. c. CORSUcH q co
a fuiI sized box can Be had for n
limited time for 10c. Absolutely no
Kriping-buy Il now.
EAT EN- LIVE CANDY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03

Miss Mary Bowers who has been
visiting friends and relatives In Del
iaar. Md. for the past two weeks, has
eturned home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03

Mis> Helen Parmley. who has been
vis.ung friends and relatives In West
Virginia. has returned home. Her
grandmother. Mrs. X. w. Wilkinson. OF
Bluefeld, accompanied her home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03

Miss Harriet Young has returned
from 4. visit to friends IN Washing
ton. Miss Frances Wilbert accom-
panied her and will be her guest III
this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03

Miss Sadie Davidson has returned
from a visit Of several weeks with
friends IN Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03

Miss Katherine Wagner has return
I'd from Portsmouth. where she spent
two weeks with relatives.