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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-23

the submitting Of the liquor quos-
ton to the people for their vote.
The delegates elected 20 the conven-
ton were.
First Ward w Farrer. chair
man, NJ. Il. Graham. secretary. state
delegates: c. q. Peterson. &. H. ward
and Willis *. Stanord altornates, G..
7. Judd and NJ III. Graham. County
delegates: j, 4. Buttle, j. Bdchmau,
II. O.. Blumenthal. George e. Judd,
Reuben Christensen. J. T, Farrer, Miss
Ruth Matley. b. BachmHn. b. n.
Burland, j. II. Snyder, G. G.. Peterson,
II. Il, Brown, John Moore and Mrs. -.
Bachman; alternates. j. w. Farrcr.
Mrs. G.. r. Judd, Walter whitehead,
Mrs. Matte Blazior. and -. III. Thomas.
Members county central committee.
g. r. Judd ard Mrs. 3. Bachman
Second Ward--Arthur Craven, chair
man. Miss Maud Graham. secretary.
State delegates: W. Il. Stoker and q.
a. Startup; alternate. T. 4. Hush.
County delegates; Joseph Nelson, John
ROundy, s. III. Belmont, Arthur
craven, James Glove. Mrs. j. E Fin-
layson, Ralph Poulton. h. IA. Bower.
William Startup, Mrs. Kitty a. Hines
and Brig. Johnson; alternates. Andrew
knudson, Miss Maud Graham. o. A.
Startup, -. +. Roper W. Il. H. Pax
man aud Fred a. Hush. Members
county central committee: Arthur
Craven and Mrs X A. Hines.
Third Ward W. Dunn, chair
man. r. A. Mitchell, secretary State
delegates; Eph. Homer r \. Mitchell.
John Homer. alternates, George e.
Peay. Jr., l.. J. Nelson and George
Il Ross County delegates: A. w.
Harding. John Homer. I'D. Mitchell,
Mrs. Ettie Eggertscn, II. G. Hardy.
r. V. Vincent, l. l.. Nelson, j T.. Hal
laday. A. w. Jones, II. 4. Halliday.
Mrs. W. X. Farrer. Mrs. T. A. Hal
laday, Charles II Miller, George ~
Ross, O.. q. Waid. Charles Burrows,
G. W. Dunn and @. r Peay. Jr: al
ternates. Mrs. &. II. Miller, j. J. Dunn.
Frank Perry. a. w. John, NJ Streble.
A. NJ. Johnson, John Gilbert Mrs. r.
Homer. Mrs. @. T. Peay. Jr, and John
~. Durrant Members county central
committee. J. Joseph johnson and
Mrs. j. W. Dunn
Fourth Ward-A L. Booth. chair
man; A. ID. Dixon. secretary. state
delegates J. ID. Dixon. Harvey Cluff
and j. II. Frlsby: alternates. J. n
Beck and William Ashworth. County
delegates: A. L. Booth. A. " Tavlor.
Jesse Harmon, j n. Beck, Mrs. j.
III. Beck, Mrs. ". VI. Boyden. Harvey
Clun. Walter u, Dixon, j. H. Frisby
and Roy Dixon; alternates. j ]. Car
pentor, William Russell, e A. Gee.
Mrs. ~ /. Booth. w. Ashworth Mrs.
r Cluff. J. Boyden, a A Noon. w.
NJ. Wilson and Mrs. +. a. Gee Mem
beers county central committee. Roy
Dixon and Mrs. T.. Choules
Fifth Ward--Iohn Saxey. chairman.
r. n. Thorne. secretary. state dele
gates; James r. Kellar j. s. Berry ana
Mrs. A. T.. Pync: alternates. n. r.
Jones and John SaNeV. County dele
yates II. II Cluff, f.. II. Holt. Mrs. r.
X. Thorne, l.. v. Holbrook, J. Evans
j. SaXey, W. l.. Mangum. Mrs J.
JACKSON. John Conover. Walter
Adams, Mary Boshard r r. Thorne
y. T. Jones. G, W. BrimhaIi. II q
Hicks Mrs l.. Mcbride. Joseph s
Berry Ida Hodson. G. w. Gee. Mrs
NJ. Jones, n. +. Pyne. Miss Annie
Selck and Mrs. J. SaNoy. Members
county central committee, John
Conover and Louisa Mcbride
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-23
GETTING WARM IN EUREKA.
1fntic Delegations Nav Indorsc For.
MGR Mayor Stack for Lower House

-
Eureka Sept. 23.-Politics Is begin
ming to warm mp here with the dates
for conventions approaching. L an
pears likely that the Tintic DELEGATIONS
VIII go To the convention at Nephi on
oct rs supporters of former Mayor
James u Stack of Eureka for the nom
nation for the lower house
At the primaries held last nieht dele
gates were selected TO the state con
vention at Ogden as follows:
Herbert Hope. Gus j. Henrlod. J. {
sullivan. David Mills and James
Crooks
The delegates to the county conven-
ton are:
Gus J. Henriod. James u. stack. J. G.
Sullivan, David Mills. -. A. Lindsay.
Joseph w Mcknight, John Allen. Her
bert Hope. Charles Zavriskie and Per-
ry y. Fuller.
The following precinct committeeman
were chosen:
From voting district No. 1-David
Mills and w II. Shriver District No
2-Herbert Hope and Joseph f. Allen.
No. 3-E. w. Redmond and william
Homer No. Conrad Eopman and
Joseph w. Mcknight.
James ID. Stack acted as permanent
chairman OF the meeting and David
A. Lindsay was permanent secretary.
David A. Lindsay was renor1inated
without opposition 10 succeed himself
IS Justice Of the peace Joseph barton
received the nomination for constable
over John Harris,
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DELEGATES INSTRUCTED.
Manti Republicans Told to Vote for W.
-. Livingston for senator.

especial To iuc NeWs,l
Manti, Sept 22.--I2epublican primaries
were held here tonight when Dr. Par
ley Nelson was selected chairman and
w. f. Willis secretary. Delegates t.
the county convention were instructed
10 vote for w y. Livingston Tor stat
senator and Otto Ottcrson for sheriff
They were also instructed to vote for
r. ID. Woolloy for county attorney. pro-
Vided Ephraim did not want the office
Tho delegates were chosen to tine
state and county conventions as tol-
lows:
County--C. c. Byring. w. r. Lowry.
W. w Brown. Louis larsen. Il. y
Woolcy, T. II. SOrenscn. Christian
AXclson. w r, Livingston. Otto otter
son. /. r. Anderson, j. NJ. Burns. NJ
a. hayden. Alfred Alder, George Brad
ley. W. g. Snow. ]. p, Madsen, Ernest
Madsen. Alternator--JaCub Wintsch. =.
j. Anderson. Ernest Works Sam Parry.
Ezra Billings G. T. Larsen. Luther
futile. j G. Mcllor and J. II HuruuuE.
state convontion-W. r. Livingston,
i. II. Anderson. Louis Larsen, r. =.
DyrinF. w. y. Lowry. W. q. SNOW.
Alfred Alder was chosen precinct
chairman and y. y. Woolley. secretary.
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SPANISH FORK pELEG ATEs,

Spanish Fork. Sept 23.-Spanish Fork
delegates to the Republican state con-
veptlon were elected last night as
follows: l. O. Lawrence, chairman,
u. +. Thomas. secretary; Henry Gard %
Nor r NJ. smell. r. b. Thurbcr. Elias
Hanson. J. NJ. Smell.
County convention delegates; Henry
Gardner. Thomas b. Jones, MIS-. John
l.. Jones Lars NELSON, Jones Bowen,
p. NJ. Smell, c. W Booth, DR. 4. q.
Stoddard j. - Greer A. Il. Rockhill.
Anon futile Mrs. Elias Hansen. Fred
Mattley. Thomas Jarvis, X. Il. Thurber.
Thomas r. Jones. Mrs. Ed. NJ. Rowe.
p =. Thomas. David Robertson. farley
Johnson. Joseph Finch. sr.. william J.
Stewart. David G. Lewis. Roswell Brad
ford. REV. William Morrison, w. l..
zones Ncu Dahlc Ole Olson
For Justice of the poace--Neii' Dahle.
FOR constabic--Josonh Chappie
The attendance was 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-23

sslina. Sept. 23--.T'he Republican
county convention of SEWER county
went into session at II 80 this morning
for the purpose of dominating a ticket
for the November election and elect
ing 20 delegates 70 the state convention.
The apportionmcnt OF delegates 90
the several precincts are as follows
Annabella. 4; Aurora. 3: Burrville. !,
central y; Elsinorc. s; Glcnwood G;
Joseph. 4; Monroe. u; Redmond. Z,
Richfeld, 90; Salina. 10: Nermillion. 2;
Koosharem. 8; Venice, p Cove, 2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-23
BoxELDER REPUBLICANS.
County Convention Meets ut brigham
Court House Monday. oct. 10.

Brigham city. Sept Monday
October 40 is the day, and II am. the
time selected to hold the Republican
county convention in the county court
house here. a representative to the
legislature and a full county ticket
viii be named at the convention. The
convention viii be made up of 100 dele
gates apporti1ned To the various pre-
cincts as follows
Brigham city poll I. 10 delegates;
Brigham CITY, poll .. l6 delegates; Brig
ham city, poll 3. t. delegates; Brig
ham city. poll {. 10 delegates; Willard,
poll !, delegates; Willard, poll .. q
delegates; Malad a. Three Mile. 8;
Sunset. 10. East Garland .; Manila. s;
ElWood 3; Collinston. B. Portage, Z;
Rawllns. s. Bear River Z; Fielding. 3;
Calls Fort a DeweyNillc. 4. Curlew, 4;
Mantua, 6. Kelton. / Promontory. !;
junction. .: Grouse creek. 8; Lucin. ];
Park Valley. 4; Terrace, T. clear creek,
?; Riverside. a; Beaver Dam, l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-23
PROVO PRIMARIES ARE HELD
ka,es to the State and County Re.
'o""can Conventions Selected

Provo SspeoiA to The News,
tlpal NJ, sept. 23.-1n the nvo muni-
RepphTn,ards OF the city las, nirb, 49,,
which Ian primaries were held ar
state conves ates to the county and
ton OF nr ,Ihulons were held. The cues
Progress ~ o9'pluon came up during me
Second wa. me primaries. but In tho
on the subiac, 'ne only definite action
deley elem Of a resolution rledg,n wa ~
vort ~ 10 the state conven,inns ',e
IN n. iot the institution or 70
slate platform declaring p'"nh
mlttsd . ., the question to rs i"f
arier 80 me people for votes 90 da,-
ward da,. state election. In The F,,,h
for The ssi ,Ti, were pledged 10 rn,.,,
direct pri,nsiNe and referendum,
eonnisslon law, public serv,re
corrupt practlses ac, ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-23
SALEM REPUBLICAN DELEGATES
To be Represented AT state and Coun-
~ Conventions

salem, sept. 2S-The Republicans Of
Salem met last night and selected dele
gates TO the county convention Ia be
held at American Fork and to the state
convention TO he held at Ogden az fol-
lows: n {. Christensen. Peter john
son, Hyrum r Christensen. Alex Kill
lian, Herman Snow, William Beddoes
and Andrew Peterson.
AS delegates 20 the state convention
AT Ogden on Sept. &C. Charles Hanks
and Gus Carlson were elected.
Hyrum +. Christensen, deputy county
clerk. has announced his candidacy FOR
the nomination as county Assessor
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convention to he held next Saturday.
Sept "a, In FairvicW. were chosen: sid
ney : Sandersun. James Anderson. Jr..
j. w Christensen, Joseph Carlstou,
Sven .. Nielsen. Lewis Peterson. David
Carlston. Leroy Rigby. William Chris
tciiscn, Nephi Cruiser, John O. Carston.
Eli a, Day These Delegates were APP
pointed to attend the state convention
4. L. Miner. James Anderson. Jr.. Peter
Olsen and David Carlston
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-23

temperature record shows an acCumu-
lated excess OF temperature for Septom-
her OF 81 degrees ana for the year of
5,7 degrees Tho precipitation records
show total rainfall OF GA inch Tor
September. which o. 0.2l inch i'm OK
cess of normal The record for The
year to date shows total Of Go
inches. which Is iqS inches below nor
NAL
The sun rises at sic am. and set
at 6:gi pm
Tho moon sets at li:4l am. rises at
9.1f pm. and sets again at i2:jS pm
Of the oath.
A. H. THIESSEN
Section Director,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-23
NJ NiANEIELD.

TWT""-"T w ~ W.
Mayhcid Sanpcto Co. sept 33.-Thc
Republicans OF Mayfcld have elected
the following delegates to attend the
county convention today: l. 9. Lar
sen. Joseph Sorcnsen. y. j. Christian
son and clyde WhitluCk. Joseph Sor-
ensen was named az chairman and J.
n. Christianson secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-23
FArRvIEw IN THE RACE.
Republicans Sclcrt James Anderson
Jr.. for County Commissioner.
(speclel 10 The News.l

Fairview, Saupetc Co, Sept Ga
James Anderson, Jr., was selected for
county Commissioners at the primary
held here last night and strong effort
win be made 60 land him by the Re-
publicans. Sidney Sanderson WAS
chosen for state representatives
The following organization was ef-
fected; Chairman, a. a. Johnson: vice
chairman. r.. a. Day; secretary and
treasurer. William Christiansen: mem
bers OF the county committee. Roy Rig
by, James "A. san6erson. John l.. Pen n
Howard Rigby and Eiarn Anderson.
The following delegates 70 the county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-23
ELECTRIC SPECIAL.

For the Republican state Conven-
ton at ogden Monday. Sept. 26th.
THE Ramberger Line win run a spe-
oir. tram le. wing SELF Lake n = m.
returning after the convention. Fare
81 ,SupS i.Ip ~ essske---no cinders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-23

For Salt Lake city and Utah. To.
night ana Friday. fair
WEATHER Summary
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
Notas de Cavev
Distinguidos visitantes.-Nuevo alcal-
de- Tranquilidad politica. a.-Otras
notas

Ell domingo pasado visitaron esta po-
blaci0n tres valiosOs elementOs de la So
ciedad de Guayama Nos referimos d
bella y simpatica senorita Catalina Mo
razzani Y a los estimables esposos seno-
IA ,Juana Cap6 y don Francisco Llacer,
quienes Sc hospedaron en- la morada del
doctor Ruiz Soler, hermano politico de
la primera. Que sus impresiones de es
ia poblaci6n hayan sido gratas y que
estas agradables visitas sean frecuentes
son nueStroS deseOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
OCTUBRE

Martes 4. Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co, contra Cruz Crespo. Asesinato en-
segundo grado.
Microbes 5. Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Lopez Gonzalez Homici-
dio involuntario.
Jueves 6. Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co, contra Miguel Valcourt Delito con-
ira ell Poder Ejecutivo
Viemes 7. Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co, contra Jose c.. Fontana. Violaci6n
del articulo 293 del C0digo Penal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16

Don, Eteraclio Mendoza, rico y presti
gioso yecino de este pueblo, ha sido nom
brado aIcalde por ell honorable Gober-
nador Narios amigos Sc reunieron en-
la Residential de dicho caballero con cl
objeto de felicitarle y fueron pronuncia
dos algunos discursos. Los concurren
tes fueron esplendidamente obsequia-
dos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16

contrario, dentro de diez amos va no
habra nadie Ell eI nqundo que no crea
que toda Espana es una plaza de to-
ros toda Francia un cafe concierto.
E. Gomez Carrillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
E| ca|endario del Supreme
Senalamientos de apelaciones en- plei-
tos civiles, en- ell tribunal Supreme de
Puerto Rico.
10. Termino de sesiones del ano 1910.
OCTUBRE

Martes f. Casio Perez, representa-
do por su legitimo padre Gabriel Perez
Morffy con Guanica Centrale. Danos
y perjuicios.
Mercedes 5. Rodolfo Villa, con Jo-
Sc A. ReXach DeSahucio.
.Jueves g. Antonio Bazan, con Ste
wens V Compania Cobro de dinero.
Viernes L. SUCCESSION de Victor Fer
nandez Navas, EX-parte. Aprobaci6n de
operaciones divisorias
Martes H. Vicenta Negnemela, con
Antonio y Ramon Somohano y otro. Re
conocimiento de hijo natural.
Microbes u Jose Leon Rio, con Fer
nando Vazquez, Cumplimiento de con
trato.
Jueves 13. Agustin Hernandez Me
ma, con Jose A. Fernandez Perez. Cobro
de pesos.
Viernes H. Arturo Quinones. con J.
T. Silva Banking and Comercial Co. hi
belo t.. . -
Martes IS Julio ID. Guzman, con Do
lores Julbe Particion dc bienes.
Microbes 49, Sociedad Espanola de
AuXilio Mutuo Beneficencia y otros
con Manuel +. Rosy. Terceria de bic
nes inmuebleS.
Jueves 20 Romano Gonzalez Soto,
con San Juan Light y Transit Co. Da-
nos y perjuicios.
Niernes 2l Bautista Viso. con Puer
to Rico Sugar Company. Cobro de di
nero indemnzaci0n.
Martes 25. Agustin Hernandez Me-
ma. con Jose A. Fernandez Perez Cobro
de dinero.
Mercedes 26. Petrona Rivera, con
Antonio de Luque. Propiedad adlni-
nistraci0n de bienes
,Jueves y. Wantzelius Oliver Y Co.
con j. T. Silva Banking Comercial Co.
Reclamation de dinero.
Viernes %. Agustin Hernandez Me-
ma, con Jose A. Fernandez Perez Co
bro de dinero en- pago de pcrjuicios.
NOVIEMBRE
AIartes l. Jose Leon, con Fernan-
do Vazquez Injunction.
Microbes .. Polonia Modesto ct al.
con SUCCESSION de Luis Dubois. lmpugna-
ci6n de memorandum de costas en- caso
de reconocimcnto de filiacion.
,jueves g. Candido Jose Franceschi,
con Felipe Valiant Cobro de dinero y
otros extremes.
Viernes f. Succession de Eladio Diaz,
con SUCCESSION de Lucas Diaz Suarez
Nulidad de institution de herederos Y
otrOs extremes.
Microbes 8. Dolores Julbe, Ex-par-
te. con Julio D. Guzman. Partici6n de
bienes
Jueves TO- Herminia V. Betancourt
Y otros con Agustin Rodriguez y otros
Nulidad de venta inscription.
Viernes II. Petrona Charres, con
Francisco Arroyo Cestero Cobro de di-
nero.
Senalamientos de apelaciones en- eau
sas criminales.
Hn n Ja1 m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16

La polltica aqu1 parece cstar en- cal
ma. Ilasta la fecha ning1n partdo ha
celebrado meetings" por 10 que es de
suponer que los trabajos politicos Sc es
tan hacienda bajo cuerda
Los candidates para alcalde SON los
senores Aristides Cap6 y Heradio Men
doza, republican, y unionista, respec-
tivamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16

Sc esta hacienda la matricula escolar
Y son muchos los pequenos cildadanos
matriculados, especialmente de primer
grado.
Por esta raz6n. la junta escolar. ha
alquilado Otra casa en- la calle de Mu-
noz Rivera, con ell Objeto de instalar en-
ella los primeros grades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16

Senalamientos de apelaciones en- eau
sas criminales.
4o Termino de sesiones del aio 1T10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
=, IL SsffHsx ''' 'F'm'Ff
ESfIK. ] 3lEg.2Sa u " A..

La reparacion de la iglesia cat6lica
Sc esta lkevando cabO actllaiemnte Su
parte exterior sera cubierta con cemen
to Y en- ell interior Sc haran import an
tes reparlclOneS.
Els justo consignar que este trabaio
Sc debe princfpalmente a las iniciati-
vas del Padre Echevarria, joven illus
trado sacerdote.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16

Ell joven abogado senor Fernandez
Garcia, ha fijado su residencia en- esta
poblaoi6n, donde prontO abrira su bu-
fete professional.
lie deseamos exito.
Corresponsal.
Septiembre, IA.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-22
FISH IS A REAL GIANT.
Harvard Football Captain Wins the
STRENGTH Contest

Cambridge, Mass. Feb. 22-Hamilton
Fish, Jr., captain of last falls foot
ball eleven at Harvard. has been ac-
claimed the strongest man in the uni
Versity in the strength tests for the half
year taken by DR.. Dudley Sargent in
the Hemingway gymnasium. Fish av-
eraged over 1900 points.
Fish has been an Al1-American tackle
for three years. He is 81 years Old 6
feet inches in height and weighs POS
pounds. He is also a star soccer and
basketball player. He is at present on
a leave of absence from the university
until June, and is acting as secretary
to his father in Washington.
Paul Wilmington, who ranks second,
is one Of the best known athletes in the
college. He. with his brother, Lothrop,
has the distinction of being the only two
men in the university who have won
their III" in two major sports. Paul
Wilmington is a varsity footballer and
oarsmall. the best swimmer in the col
lege, and the amateur heavyweight
champion wrestler of New England.
Perry Smith. another football player,
came third and T. H. Leslie, crew
man, fourth. All four registered above
1000. Paul Wilmington, who does not
rank high on the list. has always been
conceded to be Harvard's strongest m
conceded to be Harvard's strongest
nan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-22
BIG HORNETS NEST.
Jefferson County Farmer Found One
Two Feet by Fifteen Inches.

Lawrence, Kan, Feb. 22.-Ben Will
son, farmer living in Jefferson coun-
ty, has made the university a unique
gift A few days ago while Mr.. Wilson
was going through the timber on his
farm he found large hornets nest,
measuring 2 feet by IS inches in size.
1t is of a type rarely found except in
heavily wooded parts of the country,
the covering being of a paper like SUBJ
stance which the hornet secures from
the decayed surface of rails or any
wood which is dead.
S. J. Hunter. at the head of the uni
versity entomology department, consid-
ers the gift Of Mr.. Wilson a valuable
one, inasmuch as the university has
never before ben able to get hold of a
nest of this type.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-22
f. NJ. Wilson Was sMourned as Dead
for Eight Years

Ottawa, Kan, Feb. 22.-Twelve
years ago Fountain M. Wilson, of Po-
mona, put down his name with the
boys who signed the roll of company
X, Twentieth Kansas, and with the
company went away to the war. For
two or three years he was heard from
through the regular channels of SOL
der news from the Philippines, and
then he was lost. For a time he was
traced through every resource of the
war department, and when these in
vestigations yielded no word of his
whereabouts, he was set down as
dead, and has been mourned as one
who filed an unknown grave.
Today letter reached the father,
Frank Wilson, at Pomona, saying
that the supposedly dead boy is alive
and we'll and prospecting. Fountain
Wilson yielded to the charm of the
Orient and stayed behind in business
enterprise, when the boys came home.
The letter states that he is located
at Cebu, P. l., and is now in govern
ment employ as cholera inspector.
Wilson was mustered out at Manila
from a reinlistment after the Twen-
tieth sailed for home. Immediately
afterward all trace of him was lost
The search was prosecuted not only
through the war department but
through private parties in the Philip
pines
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-22
BANTAMWEIGHT BATTLE.
Monte Attell and Frank Conley Meet
Near los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Cal. Feb. pa big holt
day crowd gathered early at the old
Jeffries arena at Vernon to see Monte
Attell and Frank Conley wage this af-
ternoon the first long and decisive fight
held here in many months. The 40
round bout is entitled for the "bantam-
weight championship" but as Coulon
and several others have engaged in
struggles for the same honor in the
same division recently there is some
doubt about the championship part.
Nevertheless the fight has excited keen
interest.
Both the little fellows stopped train
ing yesterday.
Conley has many friends but the ma
jority seem to favor Attell.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-22
LUKE HAS PRELIMINARY.
Pittsburg Man Charged With Murder
Bound Over.

Pittsburg. Kan, Feb. 22.-The pre-
liminarv hearing of Edward Luke
charged in the information with the
murder of his wife, Nellie May Luke,
came to an abrupt end at $3.50 O'Clock
last evening. Justice Pomeroy an
nounced at the close of the testimony
that he would bind him over to the dis
trict court on the charge of murder i'll
the first degree The bond is $4,000.
The hearing was resumed yesterday
before T. w. Pomeroy of the justice
court. In order to give the people an
opportunity to hear the case the trial
was held in the court room at the city
hall. The defense made very little
reference to Luke in its questioning.
Mrs Luke was murdered in this city
on the night of August %, 1909. Her
body was found on the morning of Au-
gust 81 near an alley. Luke was ar
rested the morning the body was dis
covered.