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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
A. n. HUMPHREYS,
rs West 2nd South ST
Bell 1888 Ind. l34

FACTS FOR INVESTORS.
On fth East. magnificent apartment
site and three houses, one, new. mas
Is rooms; income now $l6O per month:
can be doubled, l Will sell for $4,000 cash
balance s1O0 per month, z per cent: pays
over l. per cent on the Investment,
y MAN
On 10th East must sacrifice his cozy
cottage rooms, with bath. gas. cellar
fruit and shade trees. lawn and nice
barn; S25OO, $500 cash, balance S25 per
month.
YOU HAVE ALWAYS
Admired this little bungalow on 9th
South rooms. modern, elegantly fin
ished, nice large lot; takes 5000 cash,
balance S25 per month,
A BRICK MASON
BUN this 4-room cottage on a lot 50x
l62 for his home. so It's well built; 1
can sell it 10 you for $500, half cash,
balance easy.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME ON
STATE STREET;
20 acres OF high land, fine orchard one
cultivation; pays large money on invest
ment; improvements worth $1,000: land
worth $4,000; quick sale. Sl1, 900; good
terms
4 FINE CHICKEN RANCH
OF IL acres, on the east bench. good 4
room house, $50 chickens. good chicken
houses. ,! acres In cherry trees, VIII
ment.
A. v. HUMPHREYS,
Is West End South st.
Bell Abb. Ind. 4134.
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ONE ONLY
LEFT
OF OUR
HIGH CLASS RESIDENCES,
COMPLETE.
ELEGANT
10 ROOMS.
TWO BATHS.
FINISHED EASEMENT,
WITH VEGETABLE ROOM
AND LAUNDRY,
SLEEPING PORCH.
QUARTER-SAW WHITE OAK
AND
BIRCH FINISH
THROUGHOUT.
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION,
18TH EAST AND 4TH SOUTH.
NOTHING LIKE IT
IN THE CITY.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING
FOR y PERFECT HOME
YOU SHOULD SEE IT.
FRITSCH,
NO. 33l SOUTH MAIN, 2D FLOOR
PHONES BELL 1861. IND. 7d7.
hal
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JOHNSON STATE STREET ADDITION

BETWEEN STATE AND MAIN SITS.
BELOW 18TH SOUTH, IS ON THE
MARKET. s2l5 PER LOT. SIS DOWN
$3.50 PER MONTH. GRADED STREET
SKA FEET, CEMENT SIDEWALKS AND
PRIVATE WATER SYSTEM. CAR FARE
o CENTS. COME AND MAKE YOUR
SELECTION NOW AND SECURE A
PROFIT. THE CHEAPEST LOTS ON
THE MARKET FOR THE MONEY. SEE
j. s. JOHNSON, THE OWNER, ROOM
3. GALENA BLOCK, CORNER STATE
AND 2ND SOUTH STREETS. PHONE
1909. OR DOWSE g. NORRIS. OFFICE
2S2 SOUTH STATE STREET, IND.
PHONE SO. BELL 2170-
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SPECIALi BARGA1N!l

SPECIAL! BARGAIN!!
A RED BRICK TWO STORY MODERN
DOUBLE HOUSE WITH s LARGE RMS.
ON EACH SIDE. SITUATED ON a FINE
RESIDENCE STREET SOUTHEAST.
SIpEWAhKS H7 AND sEWERs S-GdS 81 Al IN IN
SELL IMMEDIATELY AND WILL
TAKE si,S00.00. S2,300.00 DOWN, BAL
ANCB ON TERMS.
ANOTHER BARGAIN THAT MUST BE
SOLD AT ONCE.
4 NICE EIyE-R00M FIVE 61 FRAME B16IE H0IsE I0H
LARGE TERRAcE, NEAR TIE R. c.
w. DEPOT AND SHOPS. SIDEWALKS
PAID FOR. If TAKEN AT ONCE WE
WILL MAKE THE PRICE S2,5O0.Oo.
70 le ROOMS. myARYING IN PRICE
FROM s1.20O0O TO S22 100000 AND IN
ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
OUR SPECIALITY Is ACREAGE! WE
-, HAVE we :, TIE LARGEST LIST OF
PR0RERTY SSgTHEAsT so THE goT mp VEST 6sr
TO MURRAY, ALL IN FRUIT, s2S0O 90,
81 ACRES ON 18TH SOUTH AND 4
ROOM BRICK HOUSE, BRICK CELLAR
AND A. x LAUNDRY y ply FRUIT AND SHADE
10 ACRES SOUTH OF wANDAMERE
ON 9Th EAST. WORTH 100000 PER
ACRE GEL OOR GRlCE.
IL ACRES ON 9TH EAST ALL UN-
DER CULTIVATION. FINE WATER
RIGHT, GROOM HOUSE AND OUT
BUILDINGS. THIS WILL MAKE YOU
A GOOD LIVING FROM THE START.
THE CHEAPEST ACREAGE IN THIS
NIlIGHBORHOOD, MUST BE SOLD AT
ONCE, S3.500.00.
] ACRE IN FRUIT, ETC. AND s.
ROOM MODERN HOUSE ON STATE
ST. BETWEEN 18TH AND 1lTH
SOUTH. s3.5O0.C0.
26 ACRES SOUTH OF WANDAMERE
ON 7TH EAST. ALL GOOD LAND AND
CHEAPER BY S350.00 PER ACRE THAN
ANY OTHER LAND IN THIS RAPIDLY
GROWING NDiGHBORHOOD.
liz ACRES ON 7TH EAST IN AL
FAIFA. FULL WATER RIGHTS. VERY
CHEAP FOR THIS NEIGHBORHOOD
WE'VE GOT TIE ACREAGE. COME
AND SEE US,
SEARS INVESTMENT CO..
II EAST THIRD so.
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KIMBALL g. RICHARDS,
LAND MERCHANTS"
80 Main st. Phones 1898.
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1000 feet frontage. trackage and cor
ner, northwest, only $4,000.
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HAVE YOU y SNAP IN =
List 1t with Us. we y
Danley & Johnson. ~ N
Phones A426.
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WEIR, &c WEST 2ND SOUTH.
a great bargain; S-room ostory brick,
bath, toilet electric light. furnace, sewer
connection; paving tax and all special
taxes paid; lot 3X10 rods. east side. close
In, $1,000
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THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO.,
50 Main Street
Phones 44i3.


Phones 4i43.
Do you need warehouse site? We
have several.
Do you need n fiat site? We can satisfy
the most discriminating.
Do you want 40-room apartment
house for less money than it cost to
build It?
We also have that.
AS for homes OF all sizes. We have the
Call and see us.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO.
h390
DON'T DELAY WHEN YOU CAN GET
snap like these:
Ar brick, nicely furnished, southeast.
only $3.50.
ar mod. b.. near End So. and 5th East.
$500; $3.50 cash, bal, SO per month.
6-r. m. b.. southeast, SS650; $1,000 cash,
bal. like rent.
ar mod b., sewer connected etc. on
Sth East near Bird So, only S3l00.
5-r. mod. y. b., 4th e, near 9th So,
$4,000. Can make terms.
6-r, frame, near 10th So. and Main ST.,
with large lot, good barn etc, s2500.
New 5-r, mod p. b.. on Windsor ave,
only S2350. This Is a beauty.
5-r. b.. mod, 3rd So, near 9Th East:
only $4,000.
is acres choice land miles east Sandy:
nne lot OF fruits and berries; plenty OF
water: S3500.
10 acres southeast, near 10th So, for
sale or lease.
Fine ranch near Marysvale,
MAHAN INV. CO,
o73 South West Temple.
Phones Ala. h399
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Large business corner. only two blocks
from Main, at $500 per foot.
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25x7b on 10th East. between 9Th anc
7th South, for $3.50.
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5Xs-ROD CORNER ON 18TH EAST.
near university; fine site for fats:
S6250: old seven-room house now on lot.
FRITSCH, No. 3i1 South Main, second
floor. Phones Ind. 747 Bell 1857.
blQQ
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6S10 trackage, near 2nd South and 9th
West. $1,000, q good buy
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The greatest family hotel SITE Is COX
206 feet, on State, just inside the Eagle
Gate: 1t can be bought for $4,000.
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50x82l. on 3rd West. just north OF 3rd
So; $4,000: this almost joins the new IS
commission houses now nearly completed.
and nearly $500 900 worth of building now
being built in this block.
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We don't advertise anything that is
not worth the price asked.
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LITTLE &: LITTLE.
No. l West End South. h37I
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FOR SAI.EprA

Wv SThL6-hkiALF y
SALT LAKE REAL EsrA
COMPANY.
CAPITAL. $3.50
ReaI estate, Abstracts. IL
clal stocks and Bonds nv
'o'u hoisS 'V4' 36 W.
$50 ooo-12- apartment IA.
east side; $4,000 Will hnndT
S9O00-l2-room modern M
3xlO rods: close In.
sIoOo-S-room modern ho
5xlO rods; close in. ~
S25. .0o0-Trackage on 3ra
by 40 rods facing two str,<
$40. 5oo-5xlO rods. ? bo,td
Znd West. close in. ~
$550o-G-room modern ho,>|
opp. Liberty park. ROOM
s2600-i-room modern hal
ith South, 37x1e5 feet.
s20oo-Vacant lot on ce(1
in. 2hxS rods. corner. Il
s175O-olo IT, fronting a.,
IT on corner to alley.
$500 for lots on the eastx j
south.
OUR NEW LOCAL.
MAIN FLOOR. Az
BLOCK. =
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| i6X132, corner on 1st South, between
End and 3rd East; 5000 per FOOT light on
all sides OF this
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Real estate, Abstracts To
cial Stocks and Bonds Fi,
Both Phones 704, 36 w,
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50X1l5, corner on 3rd South, between
fst and End West, $4,000; this Is busl.
ness property now; all that is needed is
TO build on It; can furnish many ten
ants.
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5Isx165, 1st ave. between State an
\, $1l5 per foot.
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s55 ooo-12- apartment da.
east side $500 Will hnndI
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S0X106. corner OF Brigham and 3rd
; East; Sl2.S00; all paving taxes paid; this
Is the cheapest fiat site in town.
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HOMER REALTY CO,
Under Desert Bank.
fqc
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SaS9. two fronts, trackago, on 4ti
West; $4,000.
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A. Y. HUMPHREYS,
Is West End South st,
Bell ABB. Ind. 4134.
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FLAT SITES.
50x150 on State. between Ist and 2nc
North, reduced TO $1,000
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Broom frame, with 90 rods frontage,
rear 4th North, between Ath and 5th
West, 5000, 5000 cash; room for two
more houses
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WHY RENT, WHEN BUYING IS sc
EASY?
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SIS. .ooo-Trackage on 3ra
by 40 rods facing two strt<>
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SIoOo-S-room modern ho-
5SlO rods; close in,
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10x2o on 4th West. north, trackage;
$4,000.
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S9O0o-l2-room modern M
3xlO rods: close In. -
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4-room frame. eloctrIc light. por bath.
toilet, sewer connections, sidewalks, etc.
on 9Th South; $500.
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$500 for lots on the east
south.
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PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS.
75Xl10 feet. corner on Main and 6tl
South. nj $500 per foot; buy this and holc
II few years and you are rich.
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S1750-24o II. fronting On
IT on corner to alley.
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Treckage on 3rd South, between End
and 3rd West: $3.50 foot
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OUR NEW LOCA
MAIN FLOOR. a
BLOCK.
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$56oo-6-room modern ho,>|
opp. Liberty park. room
houses On lot. a
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Now broom modern pressed brick
sewer connections. etc: lot 3x5; on Bird
ave, rather close In; $500
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$40 5oo-5xl0 rods, 2 bo,1r
Znd West. close in. II
The Irish standard., 1910-09-03
TAIL CHIEF SLAYS|
GREAT NORTHERN OFFICIAL
KILLS FORMER EMPLOYE
SEEKING HIS LIFE.
ALL FIVE SHOTS. GO. WILD
While Wounded c. p. WEIGH Hurls
Bottle Of NitrogIycerine at His In
tended Victim, but it Falls to
Explode.

St Paul, Mimi, Aug. 31.-Alfred G.
Ray, chief special agent of the Great
Northern railway, shot and killed
Charles P. WEIGH, former subordi-
nate In the Great Northern office
building at st. Paul.
Chance alone saved Rays life and
perhaps other lives. for WEIGH had
first fired four bullets at Ray and
then hurled at him a bottle of nitro
glycertne, which failed to explode.
There was enough explosive in the
bottle to have blown up the building.
Threatens Rays Life.
WEIGH was discharged from the
Great Northern service July 1. Several
times since then he had threatened to
"get" Ray and boasted openly he
would kill the man who discharged
him.
He called at Rays office at $50 a,
M, asked for mail, was told there was
none and turned and left the room.
A moment later Ray entered and went
to his desk. Soon L. F. Hess. chief
clerk, heard a noise back of him.
Turning, he saw WEIGH in the door
leading to Rays Office, leveling re.
volver at the chief. Hess yelled, ran
into vault and closed the door be.
hind him.
WEIGH began firing. Ray slid from
his chair behind his desk, drew an
automatic Colt and fired.
WEIGH Is Hit Four Times.
A bullet struck WEIGH in the side
two more entered the stomach, and the
fourth missed. WEIGH jerked a pack
age from his pocket and hurled it at
Ray, who fired fifth shot. The bull
let struck WEIGH squarely in the fore
head, penetrating the brain. WEIGH
fell dead
Ray leaped a railing in his Office
and went out into corridor, the
smoking weapon in his hand. Clerks
and stenographers had gathered.
i've killed him. said Ray.
Hess crept from his hiding place
and summoned the police. Ray was
taken to the Central police station
Later he was released on bail.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-03
COL. ROOSEVELT is SNUBBED
Milwaukee Mayor Declares Former
President Has Been Unfair to the
Socialists and Will Not Act.

Milwaukee. Aug 30.-''ln view OF
the unscholarly and unfair position
that Mr. Roosevelt has taken in the
discussion Of the movement for which
| have spent all my spare time and
energy, 1t is impossible for me to ac-
cept the intended honor"
This is portion of letter Of May
or Emil Seidel. Socialist. to Frank
Cannon, chairman of the Milwaukee
Press club reception committee, in
which the mayor declines to serve on
the reception committee on the occa-
sion of the visit Of Colonel Roosevelt,
who will be the guest of the Press club
next week.
The mayor. however, states in his
letter that the distinction extended by
the committee is appreciated by him
and concludes his letter as follows:
However. wish to assure you that
as chief executive of the city extend
to your guest the courtesy that ever?
man is entitled to in republic"
The Irish standard., 1910-09-03
OFFICERS RAID OFFICE |
OF $20,O0O,OOO CONCERN
Arrest Promoter Of Gigantic Scheme
to SwindIe-United Exchange Is
Name Of Firm.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-Plans for great
get-rich-quick cleanup were nipped in
the bud in the opinion of United
States postoffice inspectors when they
arrested William H. Holcomb, a pro
moter, and raided his desk in an office
in the Calumet building
This desk came to the front as the
headquarters for concern capitalized
at s20,0C0,000 and organized for the
purpose of carrying out enterprises
which required 5000 words in fine
print to enumerate The concern was
known as the United Exchange and
was incorporated In Arizona last
April.
Holcomb, who is charged with using
the United States mails to defraud,
was given a preliminary hearing be.
fore United States Commissioner
Mark A. Foote and was released in
bonds Of $4,000. The hearing was con.
tinued to Sept. 8.
F. b. Bennett of Washington, D. c.,
Atlantic division manager of the COM
pany, made a complaint several days
ago to the postoffice authorities. ~
The Irish standard., 1910-09-03
TROOPS QUELL RIOT MODS
Three Companies and Machine Gun
Stand OF WouId-Be Lynchers
From Murder Suspects.

Huntington, w, Va. Sept. L.
With three companies of state militia
under personal command of Adjt. Gen.
Elliott on guard and a machine gun
in front Of the county Jail, no further
rioting is anticipated by the mobs
which for two successive nights
stormed the Jail in IN effort to lynch
John Wayne and Charles Clyburn, al
legged negro murderers.
The Charleston military company,
making the fourth company to be call
ed out, will arrive here during the
day.
Thirty persons have been arrested
charged with participating in the riot
ing. -
Intermittent rioting occurred during
the greater part of last night, hun
dreds of persons swarming In the
downtown streets and in the vicinity
of the Jail.
Wayne is charged with having muir.
dered Mrs. John Oiliff at Quenne-
mont, w. Va.,4recently. while Clyburn
is charged with having murdered a
citizen of Huntington few days ago.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-03
CHOLERA INvAOES BERLIN.
TWO DEATHS, IS CASES
Disease Is Discovered in Various Sec.
tions Of City and In Suburb Of
Spandau.

Berlin, Aug 31-Fifteen cases of
cholera, or suspected cholera, have
been discovered In different sections
of this city and the suburb of Span.
dau.
In Berlin proper there has been one
death and nine suspected cases have
been isolated. In Spandau there has
been one death, another case has been
definitely diagnosed as cholera and
three other sufferers are under OBJ
servation as suspected cholera VIC
tins.
st. Petersburg. Russia, Aug. 81
The cholera epidemic Is lcssening.
Figures for the capital were AZ cases.
II deaths and 63S persons under OBJ
servation. Eight new cases developed
at Odessa Sunday and Monday.
Professor Rein, head of the special
sanitary commission which is fighting
the pestilence In South Russia, re-
ported today from the province of
Yekaterinoslav that the railways OF
the southeast had registered 2.319
cases among their passengers and en-
ployes. Extraordinary efforts are be-
ing made by the introduction Of am
bulance cars and medical aid to pre-
vent the railroads from serving as
distributors Of the infection.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-03
TAFT GIVES ROBERTS
MINT DIRECTORSHIP
Appointment of Chicago Commercial
Bank Head to High Government
Position Expected.

Beverly, Mass, Sept. 1.-Within a
day or two announcement will be
made Of the appointment of George
s. Roberts of Chicago to be director
of the mint to succeed A. Piatt An
drew, who was promoted to be assist
ant secretary Of the treasury Mr..
Roberts was director of the mint for
number Of years under the McKin.
ley and Roosevelt administrations,
achieved high reputation as finan-
cier, and was notable figure in the
political world, particularly in the Nc.
Kinley-Bryan campaign, when he
made many speeches on the money
question.
A couple of years ago Mr.. Roberts
resigned his position in the treasury
to become president of the CONNER.
cial National bank of Chicago.
The tender of the Office of director
of the mint was made by the president
to Mr.. Roberts about two weeks ago.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-03
MEXICO CELEBRATES
CENTENNIAL OF THE REPUBLIC
is OPENED-FETES TO
LAST MONTH.
MANY NATIONS TAKING PART
Unwilling of Monuments, Dedication
of Buildings and Other Events
United States Represented by For
mer Gov. Guild of Massachusetts,.

Mexico City. Sept. 1.-September
will be one continuous holiday
throughout the republic OF Mexico, as
the inhabitants of this country have
set aside the month to celebrate the
centennial of their independence Just
100 years ago Father Miguel Hidal.
so. Mexico's first and greatest cham.
pion of liberty, organized the revolt
against the mother country which ul-
timately resulted in Mexicos freedom
and the death Of that brave patriot,
and the promoters of the centennial
have planned some event for every
day in the month to honor the brave
men who died in the cause of lib
erty
Monuments will be unveiled, new
public buildings will be dedicated:
there will be parades and bull fights,
literary and athletic contests, as we'll
as banquets and receptions.
United States Represented.
The United States is represented
by a special ambassador, former Gov.
Curtis Guild of Massachusetts. and Q
The Irish standard., 1910-09-03
TAKING Of KOREA "cRIME"
Representatives Of Annexed Country
Pledge Thep,seIves to Work for
Its Renewed Liberty.

San Francisco, Sept. Lightly Kor-
cans, gathered In the general offices
of the Korean National association
and representing 10000 countrymen
throughout Mexico, Hawaii, China and
the eastern ports Of Russia, passed
resolutions firmly repudiating the
cession Of the sovereignty of the
Korean empire to Japan and denoun-
cling what they term the "tyrannical
compulsion" in the methods employed
by the Japanese in acquiring the king
dom of Korea.
After a severe arraignment of the
Japanese the resolutions contain this
pledge:
1--WE, the true sons of Korea, do de-
termine never to give up our struggle
for the liberty and independence Of
our dear old Korea until such time as
we shall regain them. We appeal to
the justice Of the nations OF the Al
mighty God to punish this monstrous
crime OF nation without honor and
without faith
The Irish standard., 1910-09-03
HELD ON SMUGGLING CHARGE
Wealthy Social Leader Is Alleged tc
Have Failed to Declare Property
Worth $4,000.

New York, Aug. 30.-Mrs. Ada f
c. Adriance, wife of l. Reynolds AID.
rance, millionaire harvester manufnc.
turer and banker OF Poughkeepsie,
and herself for years the social auto
crat of Duchess county. was held In
$1,000 bail to await the action Of the
federal grand jury for failure to de.
clare property worth $14 900 when she
entered the port Of New York Sunday.
At the Same time she was ordered to
appear Thursday before Surveyor of
the Port Henry to prove that Jewels
found on her person on the Baltic, and
worth between 100000 and S150,OO0.
were not purchased abroad.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-03
CLOTHING MAN KILLS SELF
s. J. Hlrsh, Chicago Manufacturer,
Cuts His Throat In New York
HoteI-III Health Cause.

New York, Sept. Solomon J.
Hirsh, president Of the Hirsh-Wick-
wire company, clothing manufacturers
of Chicago committed suicide in the
Hotel Knickerbocker by cutting his
throat with a razor while sitting at
desk after he had written several
letters. Continued i'll health was the
motive for his act.
For several weeks Mr.. Hirsh had
been in Europe in quest of health. He
returned to this country little over
a week ago and registered at the
hotel. With him was Walter Reed.
his travelling companion.
Mr.. Rec ! said that the suicide was
undoubtedly due to i'll health.
The Irish standard., 1910-09-03
STREET CARS ARE WRECKED
Columbus by Dynanoite-Four
Persons Hurt.

Columbus, o., Aug. 31.-Exploding
dynamite wrecked two street cars
here last night. One car was blown
from the tracks at Long and Garfield
avenues and the conductor and motor.
man were severely injured.
Dynamite also wrecked West
Broad street car, injured woman pas
senger and knocked unconscious a pc.
destrian.
The car. south-bound, was crossing
Sandusky street when 1t was lifted
from the tracks by a terrific explosion
beneath its front trucks. The wheels
we're shattered, the floor ripped up
and windows broken.