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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-09
NusidnoiiAe Nad)ribten.

Cine ausgegra6eneS @ ia . :.
Die ausgrobungsn in SItta erressn
oseenpGrtig in s5taIisn ous grDbte sSns
tereTIe. Dor sinigsn Sugen puroen iie
pom aonig 8ictor Emanuel, BON mehs
rer.n Winiitsrn uno pom giirgermeis
iter Der staot ROm beithtigt. BRO
feiipr 2uciuni, Der BEN EOnlg begIeites
te, bat einem Ritarbeiter Der r5ribu'
na" iibsr oas, mas bis6er su Gage ges
forosrt puros, I.br intereHauts Mitz
tkilungsn gsmaht. sd CLAUDE,
Iagte .r, ~oab unttr ben pisIen Gntbe@
tunesn, bic uns bic lesten Sabre ges
bra4t babsn, bic BON Sitia bic alIsr>
pibtisIt.n iiro. Gs banoslt ilh bier
I'M aidts fpeniger ais um etne gan3e
Staot, bic ans2iht gebraht tpuroe, uu'
cine nab einem einbeitlihen Ylane uno
nab ben GHtpiirfen zines ein3igen ar>
titetten gebaute StuDt. Die Gntites
buug bisier Staot oirfts in ods 3ipeite
SubrbunDert bes 4aiierreifes nerIs9i
tperoen tonnen: man tam ipobl idsen,
odB bic Stubt auf gefebl oes aoiiers
6oorian gebuut pproen 1T, uno 3ipdr
iiber Der alten republitani'henStd
| lIeber ben Struben uno iiber ben Yla'
sen, bic Der Republit ihre Gntitehuno
pereantten. erheben iih neue StraBer
unb nsus pIass, bereu 4HIage auf Be-
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Ss'NAAos q" 1As''
WeAI.-Isr Rar,t mar letter. Btntsr
gatents 81 .90-5.l0, Stratsbts s4.25-i.s0.
eprsns q gatents 81 .65-4 80. Straigbts $3.50
.-.75, Bafers 81 .00--is5.
Dei,eu. Ulr Nai ll3X-1l54c,
am ediub lI5e; FIR 9uIi lo4Is-lo5I e.
am shlus l05ssc; fir 5sptember l021ss--
lO3ase. AM SAIub l03]4c.
Delihforn. sir Rat e0E-6l$se,
am SHlus Gle; fir 5uli 52I-s3sse,
an eAluS 62Te; fur September 63A-
ea14e, am S1lus 63Lc.
Safer. 5ar gaai 42I - 421e, am
e&lus 42s.e FIR Su!i 4oss-4oIe. am
e&lub 4o@.e; fir September 3s5s-3s1ss.
am Salub 38Ic.
Roaeeu.-Ro 2 79-8oe.
Werfte. - Sate 5uttsrserite 45 49, see.
quite bis doice Ralss.rite 5S--63e.
a&siaameu.-Ro Q. W. 2321
10. / X. 10. 240e.
aamen. - $s.So-4 .25 per
9entnsr.
AIe.iaamen.-s 25 per Gentner.
ReSport. - $22. .40-22.65 per Bbl.
far Nas $22.00 - 22.5o, am SAIui
$22.50; fir SuIs 81 52H-22.7o. an
eHius $22.s5; fur September s22.55 -
az 40. am S1lub s22.72H.
edmalt. - $i2.91 per 100 gfuns. =
snr Wai 1910 - 1925. am S4Iui
{i3.la%; fur Sult sl2.45 - 1850. an
sdtuS $12.771S; fur September $l2.4o--
-i2.721s. am sHIub sl2.67k.
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gslo. ssnss nus astlsn u TsS Dsrs.

@eln .,ou eau" mar feit sn ~.
grtna yei1aftspapiers maroeH su ~
So otssonttrt.
gterItna.Gr danse III iaum itettg.
Eidt Al s4.87 uno 90 1a8s St6t
su S4.s3L-4.63X.
8anbss. Obligatio n n fparen ite'
tto uno purpen mie folst auottrt:
8er. staaten Refunoing III 1907 aeb,
~ reaiitrirte 1925 1i4I--ll5, Gous
pons ll4L--li51, So reglttrtrte l021-
io3L, Coupons lO2H-lo3S, ganamaeou'
pons2% l0ox-iOl.
Ter oieswohentlihe Gusweis Der Nep
gorfer ganteu lautete pie Tolgt:
4bnabme In Der Reierpe .... 81 ,86S, 100
abnabme in ben Darleben.. s33 ABB ,2OO
3unabnte an Spesie 81 ,s31 ,2oo
3una5me an ,,aesal Ienoers".. So, 100, 800
8bnabme in ben Tepoitteu. .s2l All 900
gbua6me In Der 3irtalatioa s225,2OO
1er ueberidub In Der aeierpe aber ole
eeIeslid, porgei1riebeuen rs groient Der
Repoiiten belduit itt iest anf 40, 112,b25.
aftienmarft. - Die aadsidt pom
benz able6en oes &origs pom Gngldno bate
nur rpenia GtnfiuB aui ben Wartt.-3n Der
eriten Stunoe mlree ;ieutlid tart sc auTt
unc oteies bate sur Gol9e. oab bic eretle
iietia blteben. Sesen ShlnB wuroe Der
Nartt Hau uno rpili9.
Qacbitebenbe aurie puroen uon Der
sr,pin, gaamdu & Co., Ro. 2Is--1s< asai'
nut Strabe, beri6tet;
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Uem Dort, 7, U2Qt.

"tto ~ ! - - OkHNs
T.hf. - aufubr 81 1928 Bbts., g.riauSt
9S2 gbIs. Der Rdrtt rubiq, aber itetis. -
sprina gatent IS 25-5.55, rterStrasebts
$.85-5oO, 0inter Batent5 S5.l5-5.50,
Sprina clears 81 .20-4.50, Nirter Grtras
go. / S4.O0-l.50, SO. 2 DO. S3.75-4.00,
aanias itrai9bts s4.8o--5.0J.
Roggenmebl III rubIg. - Gair bis
autes A.25-4.45, 1oiee bis fGncp $4.5O-
465.
sudp.tsenmebt nomiu.G su 800
p .05 per 100 gfuno.
Naismebl lift fef. ;5.iuss Deises
unb selbes ST. .40-l. As, grobss 81 l.25-l.3O,
RiInortso 1925.
Roe8eu 1T uonninea. 10. 2 Ne'tern
9Ohe I. o. b. Reu Dorf.
0.rft. 1T norinea. WaIs9erfe 95-S1e
c. I. I. unb neus 5uttergerfte 6s-70Hc CT.
(. Rew Dorf.
W.i,en.-8ufubr 81 200 su., g.r'anst
- Bu. gsartt feft. - 80. rotber
SLIT nomineq elf. uno 9so. Sortbern
Sl.2lI I. o. b.
ianet - gu. Wartt 'tett9. steamer
Csc. Ro. 80c nomineu I'm GIepator
uno itmimmeno, Ro. 66e I. o. B.
ihwimmenb.
Sa'.r. - 2ufu6r $500 gu.. g.rfanbt
- gu. glartt itetig. Gemtitter 26 5ts
90 gfunb ihwer. uouIineH, p.'s.r2S bis 81
8funo ihrper. 46-4shssj beiHnttsentr DO.
"a bis AZ gfunb i6wer 47--52c.
losse' g." 1T f'''' "'' ll's' No. Z iO0-
bopFentIt rubia. state 1909, crbtndr.r
bis botc. 22-25e; 1908, oroindrer bic hoics
15-1se; pacific Goat 1903. l4-lsc; lsOS
l8-lSc.
saut. iinb rutt1. Central ImsrieO
23I.c, 8osota 2313-25e.
qeser In feft. gcib 2s-2se.
Dort IN Fsft. 1San,iIp $500 -
27 90. bort clear SIS .oo-27.5o Rss s24.0C
-2450.
p..f IN tetis. Gamilp 100000
T.s sI5.Oo-l6.O0, PeefsShint.n $24 90
-26 90, gerpa6t SIP OO-l2.50, Gits egtra
Snbia Res s2l .O0-23.O0.
gutWeats ftup itstia. gepoteIte gsE'
lies 16 - lie. bo. sautteru 81 - sIe.
DO. sdinien lie.
edmaI, 1T ftetia. wissIe D.ft prime
Sl3.45 - 1885; ra'finirtes ftetig. Cont
uent 1878. 9. q. $3.50. COMPOUND 10
lohe.
Ials tfsrubis. grtmo Gtts re, Country
7H-7Ie.
| Baum woIII aamer,Der 1T ftetto.-
prima robes $7.o7, prtma Sommer ssIb.s
$751;. 80.
getroIeumi IN Ft.sis. RafFnirtes gler
gari $7.75. 9htIab.Ipeta gno SaItimor'
/ $7.75, bc. In BuIt $4.25.
WoIle iit itstis. Comefsir 5Ieece 8;
-35e.
oar, tn rubts. etratneb, sewosnIiHea
Bis sutes $3.50.
Terpeuttn 1T isft III 62He.
Esis iit felt. giub.inii4er 2-5Ie
| gatma 5L-she.
RoIafies III itetis. Rem Orleans Dpe,
AettIe, outer bis 6otee, 32--42c.
4udsr. - Rober II felt. gsussa
paoo 50 lei. 3.s3e, Gentrifuea
90 Teit 4.33e, EOIaHes 3u6er q
Teft 3.5s. Raffinirtsr 3uter III tie
tia. Cut 2osf 5.g5. Gru'bee 5.s6e
Esouls ~" 5.5Oc, CUBES 5.4oc. gcw
sereo 530e. GrauuIat.o 5.l5c, Tiaron'
,,a"5.l5. Gonieetion.rs ~" 4.95e; Ro
i4.sO, SO. 2 4.s5e, Ro. 8 40. Ro.4 Abe
SO. 54.7Oc, Ro. 64.65c, SO. 7 4.6oc, Eo
Is4.55c, go. 4.50e, Ro. 10 4.45e, Ro.
4.4oc. 80. l2 4.35c, go. ID 4.3oc. Ro. !
4.3oc.
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2u6er. - Breife iteti9. Ra'rntrter Gut
2oai 6.65e, popbereo 6.95. Cubes s.l0e,
sranuIoteb 5.s5t, Genfettion.rs II" 5.e5t,
OF ~" 6.35--5. SOC. peiber ertra ,,e"
500. .30s, ertra ,,G" 5.lo-5.l6t. oroina'
rer selber 8 5.00-5.06e.
WoIaifes III itetia. Rem Orleans
Open asttIe 2S-36s. Centrifugal l5--26e
per Gauone.
aeis.-war,t ,i.mria I.bba't unb ftetis
eouifiana, ssancp S.ab e-sIt, prtna ~
--5Hs, orbindrer 3s1-4Hs Sapan -
Il per gfunb.
Tatru,grobu
Butter. Rartt ruhia. 8reis nil,
Zig. Sanep Creamery 3l1Is, Creamery frfs
30t. DO. feeonos Csc, fanep Tatrp 22s, Ro. /
20c per 8funb.
adje. - Rartt ftetis. C6io Hat IKE
Rorbw.ftIiter l7H-lse, Reu Dors ls1 {.
etweiser 20-2le. 2tmburser lie, Bird
IKE per 9funs.
fier. - Ra1iraa. eut, Rartt itetiaer.
grima frifde Snbnereier 1915. Nrfts
l9t, anbere l-1.e. feeones l61ke per Ttb.,
ie mad Eualttdt. gdnieeter Doc, Gnteneier
Gle per Tuseuo. 8erGuit db.
GefIagel.-- Warft rubig uuo tdum ite'
tia. - Sprina Citizens ron l - IA
gfb. 35--40c. Sunse Slhner l9-22e, Sahnsr
l6e, Sd5ne lie, Trutbabnsr l5t, duas
l0c, Gnten l2--l4e, gduie 6--7s per pfuno.
Ebft une Gemais.
Aepfel. Grtra fancp $50o-5.5O,
fanep $4.00-4.60, quite $3.25 - $50 pc,
Dbl
Gitronen. - Rarst ftetts. GaItfsrnia
$3.75-4 90 per Rite.
Crang en-Eartt rubts unb ffetis. -
| California Rapels $500 - 3.25, 1Icrtes
e3.25-3.50 per Rife.
| Grbbeeren. SloIite $2.OO-3.6l
| per "a Quart Crate.
RartoffeIn. gute bis auserleien'
etnheim'dbe 40e. uorblihe 30 35e per Su
ouf bem Geletie. eabfartoHeIn. G4te Ser
iep s2.75-3.00. ReHtu6p $2.Oo-2.26 PEI
Dbl.
Sanse aartofeln. - si.75-2.oo PEI
Camper.
&r aut. - Narft i.etig. SIorioa % rs
Garolita =. so per Crate.
4wiebeIu.-yeIbe Globes 70--90c pc
6u., wei6e e5e Per Bu.
1omatssS. - 5Isrssa $l.5o-Q.o 90 %
j GSats,
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- 12.S71S per 100 gfb. SGr Mai $12.35--
-$l2.65, am ShIub s12.65; fir SuI'
$12.22I-l2.52, am ShluS $12.52La; faI
September $12.20 12.45, am Shlub
$I2.45
SbuItern.-5 5bort flare 5eiteu, psr'
patt, S13.37I-l3.50.
Butter. -Rartt itett5. Creamery "a
2Sc, 9airp 22--26e.
gter. r Rartt ,pilis. 5rtite II --
l9c per Duteno. .
Rdie. - Rartt itetig. Cream l4Z--
l5e per Pfuno.
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RinoDie5. Sbp.ins. e
Ter 0erfanbt betrua in berie[ben 9eit:

HIubDteb. - Ile Sufupr mar nGBtg,
bic Rudfrass etne stemItb CUTE uuo Die
9retie pareu itetie.
shuere Stiere bra6teu s7.15 -
7.25, ertra S7.50-7.75, Cdieu s2.75 -
$50, ssleti6eritiere, ertra 81. l5-7.25, quite
bis auserIeI.ue S6.25-7.l0, orotndre BIG
suteS4 .50--6. 10; 5etfers, ertra 81 .00-S7.l0,
quite bis auserL.iene S6.25-6.90. orotndrs
BIS CUTE s3.50-8.01; Ribe, ertrd 1925,
quite $3.50. aut. Bis auserteiene $3.50
-S.15, oroindre bis CUTE $2.5O-5.35;
gurners So 2.50-3.50, Stoeers uuo 5eeoers
81 00-6.50.
r.-Ier Rartt mar beute itetjs
bG bic 3ufubr mir mdbi8 mar.
Wae.rs uub leid1te s. 3.25--4.90, SoTogua
So .00-5.75, eTtra S5.85-6.O0, fette $3.50
800.
Rtl6tu6e.-g Cute bis QuserLeieue
RiIdtiibe fanben in Der perfIofisneu Node
etnen ;temLih suten AbiaB, osaeu ShLus
aber nuroe Der Wdrtt Tau uno bic 8retIe
TeLen um S3 90 bis - 90 per stud
Grtra Str .0D-75.O0. quite bis auserIeiere
s45.O0-7OoO. oroindre bis CUTE $500
| 1880 per Gtud.
GdIber.-Ter Rartt mar feit uno bic
Bretie ftebeu um 25-5Oc iiber oenen Don
Der porioeu Bote.
Croindre uno arobe 81 .OO-6.50, fair bis
gut. lethte $6.50-5.00, ertra s825-s. so
RdIber in ben aommiifions' 6duieru. -
FancB 724c, prina bis auserIeiere 61-
| 7Ie. orbtnGre Sc.
s6wetre. Ter Nartt mar beute rt.
! bio uro Die Breiie fieIeu I'M 25-30c per
/ 100 gfuno.
Cute sis ouserIe'ere BerpdSuras, uns
| SIeiineriort.n 50 .60-9.70. eeutiidte Ber'
safurosiortsn s950-9.65, oroirdre BID
GuserIe'ene itpere istts Sdue $3.50 -
SIS. Grtra 3s.85. Staos s6.50-8.00
I.inte 8erianbiorten s9.50-9.75, TerteI
pon Il0 BIB. uRb rpertger s8.50-9.75.
e8af. 2dmmer.- Die 3ufubr
NOR beute siemItch 9roB uno Der Nart
| iteti9.
eaaFe. - Grtra s625, quite bB aus
suserl.fene s.. .s5-5.l5, orotndre bis suss
S3.75-5.75.
Gammer. .-Grtra $8.I5-925. CUTE BID
| ouserleiens ST.S5-5l5. oroiudre bts aut.
s550-T.75, SrubiabrssSdmme 500
| lI.O0, CUTE Sl2 90.
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9ufubr uno 8eridnbt mdbreno Der per-
Fofienen "a Sturbeu, uerglit6en nit ben
porheraelenoen Laaen, rparen lpie fo[ot:
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Rem Dorf. T. Wat.

Wt 10 y TIT, u UtNF'
9tnn par rubtg gu s82 .621S-32.s2H
aupfer mar idpa6; 2ate gu 12.50 -
1875, GlectroIDtbtc su l2.25 -- l2.37I
uuo eating su $l2.I2Iz-l2.25. gLet mar
idpa6 gu $4.30-4.40 unb GpeIter ebens
falls gu 81 95--5.05. Giien mar rubt9.
Ro. 5ounorp Rortbern gu Sl7.25-lS.OO,
80. 2 DO. gu Sl6. .75-l7.50, Jlo. Southern
unb go. 5out6ern ioft AT Sl6.75-l7.2 rs.
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atrbptet. - 8eepes $3.50 - s.35,
Teras stiere S4. .9o-S.40, rDeitItde Stiere
A.e5-sS5, Stoiers uno Seeoers $3.50
s.s5, Qabe uns S.ifers s2.70-7.a5, RGI5sr
Sc. 6.OO-S.25. Wartt ftette.
ShueiHs. 2sitte $9.20-9.55, aes
miint. So 20-9.6 so, itpers s9.20-9.57H.
raus. s9.2O-9.35, quite bis auserlei.us
IAuere 1896 - $50. Jertel $3.50 -
$50. Rartt l5c nieorieer.
Shafe uno admmer. S6afs
Girh.imiiche A25-7.s0. pe'tLtae $3.50
-7.8o, 3dbrIinee 81 .00-S.l5.
qdmmer mer:-Ginb.imii DE 81. .25-9 90, NET
Iioe 81 .25-9.lO Wartt itcttg.
Aufuhr. Rinopiea 800, s4neine
10, 900, Snafe uno 2dmTer 1000.
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gsew Derfer gOnb. GnDtiruusen

gtAlsn ssa <r..,..- sskIH. 3 y. tla. 4r...... sS<
NtAtsH %. E..-...Wals d. \. 11, l. a..
Qtxtisn er. N.......ft1 - q y f. ssn a. IS
C,lssits g. y. ]. A.. psA NiAeuri 0sfitie a.. ~
Hslfimsys lbls ~ Nst.Nl d Asy. ar. 81.
EAltia. 4 Chs 81 =. y0A a. y T. osn. u -. sgI
eslt q g. GsD. - eJLsH. o. &. Rt. H.. 81
eTssstsn II. %. 81. SsA a0 .4A& 8 % CT f3fL
esrf IL 0esrgts 81. .toabs Rsri. 4 O l. ssn a sSE
Gsntrst pssitst 81. :. ss4s Tsf. ~. g. 4r.. 10
Qsst sf =. 3. cen. 6f21& 4ssft Nafifk a. fesk
ehslas & Chs ". .iSn iAstft. 3stisk Ss q Y
6kt 4 Chic sst. 81. ey< Gre q. o. rfss Dr. 81
S1n. 4 iii: 81 sp.. 70 smn. o. sas (isi5l. ssrs
d. O. d q. l. A.. s3'f 4san. ksn. Co., .f0t
R o. q e. sen. ~. gs3S Asssire esH e.. o "
9IR &et . ssn.N.. - eLe o. o. IL lr 81
G0 A 1sf. esi.4r. n sGfQ I&& q 81. 80
d0a.& 9ecssL5r.. ,...Is4.h D, ~ ssn. IL III
GRS.A Nat- gfs. ". - ef.2 0IVsfS 4r. 49,
Gels ansuSrisl g.. = essb. Vie sins A.. Sps
6sls Nblsnt 4r.... ~ &sutl Dsf. eel %r.. q
q 4 ut.+}t. sT< esaft, Nas. a. Il. 10 "A
Gd euslen %, II - esuft. Hst, 1. ret A.. Sa12
4eas GN. Or. 4r... % osMf9. Naifn. M tDo
o. n. .. ssf. H.. yl esnft. ~, esa. e.. IN
4ieiuus 6s......... % ttiHtss pGtfis a.. t0}s
erts Dtisr ftsn 49,. " ttaisn 4as. -. A.. f0S
eyis 0sH. <g......,. ~ g. 1 ttsi, a.. ~
oss o. u fGtN r.. IaHu d. 9nbtsr e.. t035ss
Gsie a.. ls fessA o.. slXlu 3. 9tseI br. .fpJ
~. Glse1rse .. k..aJ iDhs. Set Gvea. H.. ~
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cincinnati, z. Mat, 1910.
Die nadfolgenoen Euotirunaen beSseheu
itd nur auf Gr9ros Trdnsattionens Bet
fleineren Gtihdften werpen etwas bobere
Hreiie harehnpf
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Cincinnati, 7. Utat.
9eriunot pdbrerO Der pers
be, pergliheu NIT ben spet
N gflnAep Yonrar fnip fnfnt.
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Uo,,s Welontartte,
samnaa. Z. Wa. 1910.

WIN W ~ AtNt AvASs
Tis Vumirags mad Iarfsbsn mar bsats
In ben hiefigsn Banfen cine stemlid CUTE
tro Gsto vi INNER nod iebr feit. Die 0es
i4afte, TN ansemeiuen maren gut. -
Tis Banfen berehneten fir Dareben .,on
eau" 4L-j@ uno oissontirten Geihdftss
papiers ~ 81 - 81. SIN offeHeH Wnrfts
irnrbeu Tarleben ..on eaa" 5u sH--5%
nnb auf 8etf su 81 pIaesrt.
issnisf sws Nss pssf
paren itetis uno rpuroen su 25e Brdmie
per $l0oJ snsihen Banien perfauft. Die
0ouutsrrate betrast soc gramie per $1,000.
assaia asi Qsrsss
maren Stetig. Seute fino bic ioIsenoen
Eustiransen su beridten:
Gcabcn, Taae Sttt, A.s7X per G.,
90 Taee Giht, s4.s4H per T.; 9arss 3
Gage gint, 5i2X--520 5ranes per 400 !;
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
MANIAC SHOOTS DOWN
TWO MEN ON TRAIN

ELLIS, Kan. Aug 26.-Harry Pugh OF
Niagara Falls, N. Y, became insane on
the Pullman OF a Union Pacific train
near here last night and fatally shot the
porter of the car named Young. and a
passenger named Temple of Kansas City.
Mo.
Pugh had acted queerly in the evening.
but talked affably with other passengers
In the Pullman. In the night he shot
through the end OF his berth into the
smoking room The car porter ran to-
ward Pugh's berth anu was shot twice
through the body. Temple. who was en-
route from Denver. with his wife and
child. sprang into the aisle and Pugh
shot him twice through the abdomen.
The conductor and brakeman then
overpowered the murderous passenger
and he was placed in jail here. Temple
was taken from the train at Ellsworth.
unconscious. apparently dying. and placed
In hospital. Young was taken to Kansas
City. Pugh is about % years old and OF
prosperous appearance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
EVEN A MILLIONAIRE
SHOULD OBEY GAME LAWS

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 26.-The fact
that Stuyvesant Fish s French cook
served quail out of season at a dinner
given in New York by Mrs. Fish on
February -. 1907. and the failure of
the forest, fish and game commission
to prosecute Mr.. Fish for alleged viola.
tion of the game law, are being made
subjects of inquiry by Commissioners
Clark and Austin, who are conducting
an investigation into the affairs OF
the fish and game commission
The incident led to an unpleasant
interview between Zelah B. Strong,
assistant United States district attor.
ney of Brooklyn, who was representing
the department in New York at the
time. and John X. Ward, chief coun-
sci for the commission. Strong having
lntimated that outside influences were
being exerted in the settlement of
cases by the department
Mr.. Ward, who was on the stand to-
day, told the commissioners that he had
thought the Fish episode an "inno-
cent infraction of the law" and that
while he may have erred, he did not
believe it the duty of self-respecting
department to prosecute such technical
violations
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PAPAL SECRETARY MEETS
AMBASSADOR OF SPAIN

ROME, Aug. 26.-Cardinal Merry Del
Val. the papal secretary of state. came
10 Rome this m morning 11h1g from his summer
a reception OF the diplomatic corps.
Among those who attended was the
Marquis de Gonzales. In charge of the
Spanish embassy at the vatican since
the recall of Embassador Marquis de
Ojeda.
1t is reported that the conversation
Of the Spanish representative with the
cardinal was cordial. although the cardi-
nal conformed 10 the details OF the last
note communicated TO Spain which
maintains unchanged the attitude and
policy of the Holy See,
The note asserts that II Premier Ca
naIejas persists In maintaining his posi-
tlon the conflict Will be left In statu
quo. the Spanish Catholics being left to
decide between the rights OF the church
and the policy of the government.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
INTERNATIONAL STRIKE
OF SEAMEN THREATENED

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 2s-Delegates
from all tho seamen's unions of America
and Europe at the international congress
OF sailors and marine firemen In ses-
sion here. with the exception of the
French association. voted today 10 de-
clare an international strike unless the
ship owners of every country concerned
agreed 10 the formation of a board OF
conciliation TO deal with the grievances
OF the men.
The proposal Of the strike has been n
subject OF heated discussions at the con-
gress the delegates OF several of the
continental countries having opposed the
suggestion Of the British union for a
strike.
The convention also approved reso-
luton for the formation of an interna- =
tional seamen's union. which was the
subject OF a heated discussion yester-
day.
In the discussion before the congress
a date two or three months hence was
given as the time at which the strike
probably would be called. unless the
grievances with the employers were ad-
justed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
MAN HAS LEGAL RIGHT
TO USE ASSUMED NAME

NEW YORK. Aug. ga New York
court has ruled that an assumed name
is legal and may be recognized in the
courts. The decision declares ''that a
person may assume any name other than
his or her own and that such person
may sue under that assumed name legal.
ly: also that such assumed name is to
all intentions and purposes as legal
as though the person had been born to
it'
This decision was made in the course
of suit for breach of promise brought
by Miss Fay Darling, against wealthy
New Yorker. The latter in his answer
set up as part of his defense that the
true name Of the praintiff was not Fay
Darling, but Fannie Streimer, and that
her name had never been changed by
any order of the courts allowing or per
mitting the plaintiff to assume or use
the name Of Fay Darling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
YOUTH COMES TO DEATH
WHILE BEATING HIS WAY

REDDlNG. Cal. Aug. 26.-George
Waller was killed and Harry Goble was
beaten into insensibiity last night on
the roof OF passenger coach of a south
bound Southern Pacific train. Both men
were from Tacoma.
Trainmen gave out the theory that the
pair were struck by the roof OF a tunnel
near Copely. but the officials here be
lieve that they were beaten with
bludgeons.
Goble. who will recover. is a mere boy.
being but l6 years old. He says that
Nallier was the same age. WALLER was
formerly a student at ST. Martins col
lege In Olympia. Wash.
The two young men left Tacoma ten
days ago, and Goble says they were
beating their way on passenger trains in
order TO see the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

Record at the local office OF tho United
States weather bureau for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Friday:
maximum temperature. % degrees: mini
mum temperature, 57 degrees: mean tenn
perature, IA degrees. which Is ! degree
above normal. total deficiency since the
LIST of the month. II degrees; total eX-
cess since January /. 5iT degrees.
Precipitation at p m, none; total
.23 Inch. which Is 40 inch below nor
NAL; total deficiency since January /.
5.2A inches.
The moon rises at 11:17 p. m. and sets
at 3'0T p. m. August IS
The sun rises at $50 Il. m. and sets
at 700 p M.
WEATHER RECORD
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who employed Mr. Martin TO report on
the feasibility of the site before any
work had ever been done thereon, and
before he was appointed state engineer,
to the effect that Mr. Martin reported
adversely to them on the site.
In view of these facts the people
of Lost River are confident that the
state land board will have rendered
them, by the board of examining engi.
neers, a report that will make their
duty plain in the protection of the
lives and property of the valley.
The people will accord the governor
every considerate courtesy and attention
when he visits their city and the dam,
and hope to so impress him with the
seriousness of the affair that no time
Will be lost in taking the steps neces-
sary. to their safety and the protection
of the property Of the valley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
ONE MORE STEP TO
STOP LAND GRABBING

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2s.77An action
court here by Assistant District Attor-
ney George Clark seeks to restore to
the government 10000 acres OF valuable
timber land. alleged TO have been un-
& Door company.
According TO the complaint. thirty To-
Gators, named as co-defendants filed
on the land under the direction OF Presi-
dent George d. Platt OF the lumber COM
pany. who. 1t is claimed. paid their ex-
penses, The land. patent to which the
government desires forfeited Is In Cali
fornia, Oregon and Washington.