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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15

les Simpson who is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Il. f. Simpson, received his
diploma this year.
The Laurens boys attending Furman
university are at home for the sum
mer, and include Messrs Ernest Ma
chen. Claude Boyd. Yates Brown and
Alfred Barksdale.
Miss Ethel Simmons. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Simmons, is at
home from Columbia college where
she has just graduated taking the
a. b. degree.
Mr.. w, T. Austin of Cross Hill was
Il the city Monday.
Among the recent purchasers of new
automobiles are Mrs. W. W. Jones,
DR.. j. Christopher and j. w. Dun
kiln.
Mr.. Carlos Moseley has returned
from Wofford college.
Messrs Lawson Madden and Shaw
Cunningham of Cole Point are at
home from Wofford and Clemson re-
Spcctively.
Rev. John III. Washington OF Green
VILE was in the city Monday on the
way out to Mount Olive to visit his
mother, Mrs Willis Washington, who
has been quite sick for Il few days.
/ Mr.. r. W. Davis of Fountain Inn was
in the city Saturday.
! June % and 23 are the dates of
I Unions great gala occasion. See no.
! tice of different events, automobile
/ hill climbing and SO on.
The many friends OF Mrs. j. p Ma
1 rion will be sorry to learn that she is
quite sick with fever at her home in
Sumter. Mrs. Marion has not been
we'll for some weeks and her father,
DR.. w. c. lrby and Dr.. w. ID. Ferguson
and Mrs. Ferguson left Tuesday for
sumter.
Douglas FeAtherstone is sick with
fever at the home OF his grandparents
Rev. and Mrs. j. ID. Pitts in Blackville.
Col. Z. b. Crews and Mn j. Archie
Willis. editors of The Herald. and Mr.
Nj. l.. Copeland OF The Advertiser are
attending the State Press association
now in session at Glenn Springs.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15
Fishing Party.

Several good fishermen. with party
OF their friends. spent Thursday at
Bailey's bridge. on Little river. where
they enjoyed a big fish fry. CONSTITUTE
ing the party were the Rev l.. p. Nc
Gee. Rev. f.. G.. Watson. Rev. c. Il.
Rankin. Rev. w. H. Thayer: Messrs.
c. y. Power. NJ. l.. Roper. Guy Watson.
r. T. Dunlap r. *. Howell. I. r. Bal
lentine, \. Hun. and DR.. w. III. Dial.
besides number of boys and children
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Jeamette Miller. member of
the faculty of Fruitland Institute, near
Hendersonville, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. G.. Sullivan South Harper,
, Street.
The revival services at the Second
Baptist church, conducted by the Rev.
Mr., IIembrck of Gaifney. will con
tinue through the present week, it is
stated.
Mr.. w. II. Thomason and family of
Woodruff are spending the week in
the city with relatives.
Solicitor Cooper is attending court
at NcwberIy this week.
Little Hattie and Robert Sullivan
children Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. sullivan.
went to Hendersonville yesterday to
visit their grandparents. MIR. and Mrs
u. L.. Miller
Misses Wannamaker and Sitgreavcs
together with several young men OF
the city. including Messrs. \. w. Tea
que. Gary lIichelberger. Roy Little.
lack McCravy, Albert Dial. attended
a dance at Greenwood Friday night
Tho brick Office on the postonice
site has been rolled across the street
house and lot recently purchased by
Mir. o. B. Simmons.
Miss Beta Meredith attended the
Riser Duncan wedding at NewhcrrV
last Wcdnesday
Miss Bessie Peatross who tough,
very acceptably i'm the I.aucns CITY
S1hooIs TWO years mas Deeh 'ie"'ed as
h'e,iDer OF the NreeilWH"d G"a"ed
SChoo' i"cul'N ior alolhe" year
Mss Amella henhedN % f"rN'lii",
io,Ilei ,e"'Her III ,le ''""''hS Guy
S>''','S, n'a 'ee'' , e'e'.'" ~ o''' VI '''c
ne" ''"'''e'S at O''ee""oo"'
Mrs. Maude Phillips spent last We'd
N''''"! III New Jerry
Mr., Copeland Bla we'll of spartan
la.t weak
MISS sara Iorroh attended the
w nthiop Ese commencement eN-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15
Kept the King MT Home.

For the past year we have kept the
King OF all laXatives-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills-in our home and they have
proved blessing to all our family"
writes Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo, n.
Y. Easy. but sure remedy for all
stomach. liver and kidney troubles
only 25c at Laurens Drug Co. and
Palmetto Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15
Scmi-AnnuaI Mill End Sale.

On Friday morning Davis Roper
company will put on their semi-an-
nual Mil End sale. In attractive
style all mill end events are featured
in the page advertisement appearing
today.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15
lIoW's This ,

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Cntarrh that can
not be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo O..
We. the undersigned. have known
#. j. Cheney for the last IL years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able To carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Walding, Kennan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Tes-
timonials sent free. Price 10 cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Has Family Pills for con
stipation.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-15
Big
Land Sale!

16G acres. 81 mile from public
square; will cut into any size lots; ON
easy terms.
Several lots on South Harper street.
"a acres near Mountville. rents for
2iOO lbs. lint cotton, $50 per acre.
House and lot on T.. Main street. s 10
acres and 10 room concrete dwelling;
finest place in upper South Carolina.
On easy terms.
House and lot near Baptist church.
Cheap at 81 500
32l acres near Darlington station,
$40 per acre.
Two elegant residences on Sullivan
street on easy terms.
Two eight room dwellings, and one
four room dwelling on North Harper
street, oil easy rrms.
One hundred acres itllable land
within corporata limits of city, very
reasonable and easy t"rms.
Three lots on South hafrSr street
we'll located and cheap.
Two elegant farms near McDaniei's
mill, we'll improved, ~ acres and G2
acres, fine neighborhood, schools and
churches.
number of farms and other prop
erty lor sale. see us before you pur-
chase or sell your property.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29
Aus ben iibrisen Theilen.

0reuen nj a d. c r, 2. IGr,. -
SterbefdlIe: Bonn 20. Sebruar: Maria
Gdeilia Saitert. 3 Ionate alt. - 2t.:
Ipam Sriertpeilcr. Iderer. 81 Sabre
alt. - &C.: Setter gnsels. &orb>
maher. 20 Sabre alt. - 81: Ibam
Sanicn, obnc 8cperb. 50 Sabre alt.
SmnsIinher, 3. MdrS. Gem
9r%ieitrdgsr Srn. gilbert Bites bon bier
III ani lein grlufeu ebrenpolle Gnts
laiiIna aus benz Yoitbienltc aepdbrt
iporoen. gn feline Steuc tritt Ser
Sr~ieftrdser 3r. 5. y. Sdneioer ans
Soiin9en.
Wertert (, I. Mdr3. StcrbciGac:
Bonn 3. Scbruar: &atbarina Yeiiicr,
35 Sabre oft. @beirau bon Setter Bic
lpcrs bon @aiicrbiai9. - 49,: Setter
&eistrpffcr. 40 Sabre aft, Iderer bon
Wertert. - %: Sob. Siiofpcc. 80
Sabre alt. Sabrifarbcitcr bon @aiicrs
biuig.
SnbcrSbcrg, 8. 0tGrS. Scr
bier in Sienit itcbcnoc Irbeitcr Sob.
@crtes tpllrbe gciteru bon cinem &as
gen iiberia6reu unb blieb nit eiucm
9cbrohencn Sein aui Der Strnbc lics
gen. Snrauibin ihleppte CT lid
miibinm bis mad Siicelinecn. no er
in Yilc9c genpmmen imurbe.
Hcotngcn, S, @dr5. @cltcrn
pcrihieb bier Srau 8ittne Glece, Die
Muttcr bes Srn. Yinrrers bon Sbcrs
nils, I'M Nlter bon II Sdbrcn.
d Il elinaen, 8. WiGrs. Iah
taum uhttGaiger aranfbctt perihieb
Der 1~3idbrige Spbn Iler Der Dor cinis
gen 8oden nab bier p~er5o9cneu
@ittlpe Garle aus Seutihs 9th. -
@iucs 6iemli6 plosliten Sooes pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29
Guxs.sb,sreer Gasette, pisnstae, nem go. as1ar, 1910.

i6cn @rduel niht fdbie. 9us bate
oerielbe 0eputierte ifun Elm Subr
porber los9elaiien, es par beller mn
cine Eeprpbuftion ocs alten Glides.
- d9egen bdben $4,000 2urcms
burger nadbriiflidit uno nit Hcd,i
proteitiert.
8egen mas tpuroe prpteitiert?
Cine feline Mn3dbl bon Sreiaeiiter1r
bdben in Der &amn,er ihrem Ser3enss
Wunih Iusbrud perlicben, Die Helis
gion unb Der Geligionss llnterridi
.SnDften aiis bem Srparumm Ser
Hurembursiiden S6uIen UNI
III n t { d 9 a II it a | ges
Dirriden iperben. Iud bagegcn baber
10000 9urembureer init Nedbt NM
NIT allen Rnd,orud proteitiert. 0ir
ntoften an bfeier Steae nohmdls
iSolecnbes herporbeben: SaB pebcr
Iber &ammerporitanp, Die $50. 2dpal
luro 3 rincour. nod unicr Stdatss
Iunb &ultusminiifer Gpfen II. Die
inom Stnatc %anerfannte rDniih statbos
'lii6e GeIiaion, Die Heliaion Der
'lurcmburaer S~tantsbiirser, tpeldbe bod
aud Die Helision nnicrcr @roBbersos
gin Hsaentin uno ihrer &inber lit.
mud, nitt einmal nit einem einsisen
|9Sort in Sfus seromn,eu baben, ais
leg gait uno nnge5ciet ipar. bies nirh
Nis srobe Mehrheit Der 2nremblr9cI
9iema1s nerseffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

2nrem6 It + 9, s. Wdr5. Sir
Sreitn9 abcnb bate bas propiipriihc
Gomite. bas Die Srase Der ginperlei>
bung Solerih's in 9%urcmburg be-
treibt. cine @eriammlung ms Sotel
Song Saas ei%nberufen. Ser @inlns
bung batter pielc Ginfpobncr bonn
8abnbofpiertel. bon Solleridh unb BON
gonnetpeg entiproden. Sic Ser
ian,mlling tplroe BON 6rn. gilbert
2ouis @iirtb I'M Namen bes propiipz
ridden 8~oritanoes eroifnct. Hadl
elmer fursen Sesriibungsrcoe tpurpe
Ser Ioritanb bcftnifip ernannt. CT
beitebt ans BEN 9erren !. Slider. Sns
ee%nieur. Souerih; 5eins. Snpuitriel.
5olerih; 2ameih, 8onnctpes; Siren.
Terl; SaniensN eser. 8nbnboi; Wons
senait, SoIerih; Sano, 9onneipes;
!. 8enner, Ylateaii Bourbon; Wadel,
Solleri6; 81. @elter. SoGeri6; Sons
belinser. Snseuieur. @erl; Soiei
Sund. 2uremburs : 8abn9uf; Gifarb.
gisentbiimer. Selbsen; 60. Ieper.
G~potbefer. 9~abnbof; $. Stanr. Sptes
Tier; Il6. 6. 8iirth. Sneenicur. SIN
elmer HeDe ihiloerte Serr 8iirtb Die
gortbeile Der gineemeinouns. Die
Iusfihrunsen bes Hcpncrs ernteten
Den 8eifal Der 8eriammlung. Snmt
eseriif Der Stabtratb Sr. Stiimpcr bas
8ort. Or betontc. bab bic S%taotpers
ipdltline Der gineerneinbuug ipmpaz
tbif6 gegeniiberitebe. Nah ibnn
rebete Sr. Weitpers. CT mad)tc Niits
tbeiluns bon ieinen i'm 8cmciuncrotbe
in 6ouerih eingebrdhten @orihldsen
rnb berlas au6 ben als 9runblnge
poreeihla9enen Gontraft. Sunt
S6luiie bemerfte Sr, 4. Sraileur,
man ioGe iih porldufie nift nit giuz
8elbeiten beifdftisen. i~onberu Die
Srin8ipienfraee loien. Gie 8esie>
ring itebe benz Sroictt Der ginsen,cin@
bung giinitig s~eeeni6er. Ser 8ebner
mabtc ben @oridlag. oennd1it cine
intercommrnale &erinmmIung ein5is
berufen. Der Sfoffenrntb bon Spls
lerih bat iid beutc. 0ienstag @orseu
II llbr, gum 8eneraloircftor Srn.
Braun begeben, our 0orbeipredin9
Der Gin8emeiuoung.
2uTemb II r q, II. MGrs. Soz
besfdle Der @ode: @om 4. MdrS:
Sran3 Iaper Subert 2puis Yerlid, alt
rs Sabre. Gpnbitor. - g.: 6eter
8uirlinaer. aft 12 Gage; Margnrctba
Molitor, CIT ga Sabre. @ittipe BON
Satob Ytaron. 3tlbs. Sotelier. = g.:
Gliiabetb S6neiper. aft 81 Sabre.
Hentnerin. ebelos. - L.: Marin Sus
berth. @ittfpe bon Safob Spnatus
8oloi6nit. stIbs. llnters Nbiutant Der
NilitdrmuIiffapelle; Glilc 5bil, alt
so Sabre. obne Stano. ebelps; Sbcos
Dor Honf. alt rs Sabre. Shmico aus
SoQeri6. - o.: Seinrif Neuman. alt
So Sabre. Sireftor Der Steuer>Sera
paltung; Barbara Gleper, oft Sc s..
obne Stanb. ebelos. - TO-: Innn
Wa9oalena 8remer. alt 1 Sabr nno
10 Wonate. -(Nus8eihmins.) Infer
2anbsmann Sr. ST.. 80. Stubborn. Nr5t
III 2enaloiss Yerret. (Seinel lit Slinl
8itter bes Srbens Der gihenlaubfrouc
ernannt tporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

Die fufr aus einem amerifaniiden
Dlnfte friebsn, tpurbe Der hpdlip. ,8ene>
biftiAstrsR Batter gttiuger bon @repens
urabek. ~Suyembure, bonn Tapite, Gius
ben 2eGnten, gum Ibt unb Srbinariiis
Der Ibfer> Niinius in gapa bel Neapel
ernannt.
9em Srsane BEG .9urembirger
Bruoerbunbes bon Mmerifa" entneb>
men mir bas Soleenoe: Sas Gomite
bes @robbmnbes, ipeldes Die Irranges
ments fir bic 5abrt nad Dubuque.
geIeaentlih Der idbrliten Contention
6es Bur. 8ruSerbunbes bon Ime<
rita" in !Sdnben bat. bat lid aui
f~olgenben elan eeeinigt: Die Ibfabri
bon Chicago mad Dubuque gei6iebt
ant Samstae, ben 80. Ipril. nm II
llhr Nbenbs, per SQinpiS 9entralbabn.
ode 12. Gtrabe unb Midi9an Gpe..
unb trifft Der 3ue nm $3.50 llbr Utors
gems in Dubuque III. Im Wtontn9,
Ben 2. WPai, gegen 7 llbr Ibenos. bers
IGBt berielbe Spe5ial5u9 DUBUQUE.
nnS fommt in Chicago I'M 1880 llbr
Gbenbs an, 10 baB Seoermann geniis
senb 3eit gseeben lit. sesen Wtitters
nnft i'm eigenen Sauie etn5utreften.
Ser Sabrpreis fir Die Hunbfabrt be-
trdat $500 per Yerion; iper eitterl
Ghlafpagcn benusen tpia. be5ablt 80
Gents EXTRA. &c pirb bies elm Spes
aialaug fein, unb muB bieicr bel Der
2ins uno Hiidfabrt benrst iperoen;
aGc iabren 4. Rldife. ieber bat eincn
Separateniis (Heelinin9 Gbair). Gin
Gpesials gpn,ite. beitebenb ~ @robs
SdaSmeilter 'Yeter &rans5 nno egs
alderman Soffnlann. perben 3lpei
0pden Dor Dem 1. Wai nod Dubuque
rciien. nm bort nit Seftion 20 Die
peiteren Giu3elbeiten oes' Seltpro@
8ramms, ioipie Der Contention gu be-
ratben.
Bran gaattbias arier, eeb. 9aulb.
If. nie stus nlis gmerp. g. O., se@
meIbet mirb, am 1ittnoh Woraen nm
10 ubr IN ibrer bortieen Heiioen5
ippblberieben nit ben bl. Gterbeiafras
menten nah ldngerer lhmer8poaer
&ranfbeit geItorben. Sic mar aus
&eblen, Stanton 3apeuen, aebiirtig
unb fam Dor insefdbr As Sa6ren nit
ibren gltern nad Den Ser. Staaten.
ipelde lid in Der llmaegeno Der ct.
&atbarinens STRIDE, DUBUQUE Gountp,
Soma. nieberIiebcn. (Sieielbcn fpobns
ten slr 3eit in Dem Ban Der alien
ct. &atbarinens Stride SIN Der nelen
fdmuden ct. aatbarinen Stride traten
Sri. Sor unS Sr. ~. arier in Den
81. gbeitnub. Dor 81 Sabren 5osen
lie nod @merp. g. 3. gs iibcrleben
bic gerihiebenc. Die alscit bas @us
tier einer brapen fatboliiben Srmi
uuo Iutter semeien, iieben ainbcr.
bier Sobne urt brei Sodter. ioiuie Gin
gulber Spbn Sor 5u @nlerp, 2. g.,
unb cine Shpelter. Srau Margnretba
Saulp 0 DUBUQUE. Gem Segrdbs
niiie. pelfe on, Samstas. ben 20.
Mdrs. su @nlerp inter 5ablreiher 9e>
Heili9uns Der 2ngemburgcr unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

riiitet NIT eincm SAB @aiier nno els
mem &niippel. Sas Waiier gob er IN
Elm Sod i'm @runo unb poitierte lid
nit benz aniipcl oapon uno erif,llig 13
Stinffasen. ga bieIelbcn bon $3.50
bis $500 per Stiid lpertb limb, bai
er einen alten Saelobn sema4t. Gut
tit De 1itt!
Spls Grpf, Soma, bate perfloiiene
@o6e 9perspiIe cine giiite abees
itattet unb 3nar iparen inter Den Be-
iufern Die folsenben 2uyemburser;
Srnu Warie Soren, ibr Sobn Ycter
uno Die Sod,ter Cutie, Sr. Sbo. 9ucas
uno Sobn, Sr. Wntbias aon5eu UNI
Sobn Gbecbore. Sbeo. Sdneioer, Sp,
Shueiber. 9enrp @teis unb Cont
aonien.
Wie ms aus MemIen. Soma, ges
meIbet ipirb, lit baielbit gtifolas Sents
gen. elm Reffe Der Srau 5. g. aieffer
nlts Shifflinsen, 2uremburg, anecs
lanet. 9erielbe mar bereit brei Sabre
in arsentinicn aiif Der Sarm tbdtig,
Sn 9nrentbure, Spua, I'M nDros
liben 96eile unieres Gountp tpirb bic
Ter Gage cine ganf e%roffnet ipercer
inter benz Ndmen ,2uremburg Snps
inas ganf". Sas @rlnbtdpitdl be-
lduft lid auf $4,000. Die genmter
ilnb Mftieninbaber Der neiien 8unt inn
aIe Sdrmcrsleute urb 8eifdftslcute
Der ~llnteeseno Ses Stdbt6ens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29
a&tpns, 2etebnrser! ~

gIio net fnsi6tpa6 gin. Dir 4eases
burger. man b geniusleit fommenl
els al Senredt as 9teeburg an net
9eitfhlant. 2esebnrg as { treii
2ant an esbsert net 5u Settfhldnt,
9st'fiGtit6 Erttpert ds alio. Sngems
bonrg, europe, an NET: ~2ugembourg,
Bernrartt, = gomprisl2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29
aus ben Ger. staateu.
yum W%ELTENNERCANK
den 10, Me 1909
Op d'weis: Mach ar d'lescht quit gelacht)
Fun N. L. BECKER.

den IS. Me 1909
Op d'weis: Mach ar d'lescht quit gelacht)
Fun N. +. BECKER.
All erbei, all erbei!
Well ech SON ech frank a fret:
M macht er Rechnonk, dir lsf Jongen,
Dem Sterekicker as Z %gelongen,
Fir allie Leiden unzeso'n,
Wane as dwell muss ennergo'n.
'T'as e Led, I as e Led,
Allies jsmert welt a bret.
Tas iwerall e schrecklecht Wiesen,
An allen Zeidonken re liesep,
B%erechent wer ct fun Profst,
ct kwam e groszeche Komet,
Dem seng Strausz, dem sens
StrausZ,
Recht bis liver %d'Ierdklatz aus.
Der Strauss hir Lengt as o~nggeheier,
Aa w6 SO durchkent, get ct Feier.
Et blest g starke Sturemwand,
Den d'Feier dreiwt all liver d'Land.
IT get eng Hetst, 7 get eng Hetzt,
HIATT en- dach mach eng gepetzt!
ct as net nsdech fir re spuoren,
Ferbrannt ri mir 10 a%lleguoren;
An duorfir SON ech: Opgeklappt,
Dass Mors ken Traurechen erdappt.
Glieser hier, Glieser hier!
An derzo eng Hameschmier!
Well esch'tec h Liewen, selech
Stierwen,
Dem Deiwel soil sci Kont ferdierwen,
Drenkt Gierschtesaft a Rieweblutt,
Da stierwe mir mat Fred a Mutt.
Ugestosz, ugest6sz!
Fierecht ken dem Ster seng CLOSE!
Gi mir da salech op yum Himmel,
Da fehlt ons do och net eng Grimmel.
Zert Peter steht scho bel der Dir
A rift ons: Welkem hei bel mir!
Leschtechkct, Selechket,
Dat as wat sech quit ferdret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

: Dem HALEY sci Komet. de A
mol ESQ gr6sz as ewa d'Ierdklatz, huot
eng Strausz, de 81 Millj6ne Nellie
lang, a 600 Dausent Nellie bret as. Den
49,. Me soil en- nemmen IA Milljone
Meilen fun der Ierd sin a mat der
Strauss liver den Ierdbuoden feen
mat enger Geschwennechket fun ITO
Dausent Meilen an der Storm. De
ganzen Iwergank dauert onggefeer
drei Stonnen an eng halef. Wuor
soil en- sech MI ferstoppen?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
NONE OF THE MIN
RESPONDED 10 WHISTLE

Kansas city. April Although the
whistles al The coal mines OF the south
western interstate fields including Mis-
souri,. Kansas. Arkansas and Oklahoma,
blow le usual this morning practically
mono OF the $4,000 men responded 20 the
call
The operators say that Tho closing
down OF the mines is not "a lockout as
they arc willing t1 continue the con-
tract made with the miners two years
ago They say that competitive fuel
n the shane % fuel OH and gas and the
fact that coal is shipped into this dis
trict from Colorado and West Virginia
nou-union fields. make 20 impossible
for them to grant the demands of the
miners one operator said today that
more than oue-half of the fuel used in
this CITY was oll lie said that should
the price OF coal bo raised only gas
and oil would be burned ln Kansas
city and that the hundred million dol
lars Invested in the mines OF the south
western district would Doe idle and usc-
less. lie said the price of coal would
be Increased if the demands of the
miners were granted.
About three million tons NJ coal have
been stored in Che southwest 5ud o. is
not believed the effects or the strike
viii be felt unless IL lasts more than
60 days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
TWO FRENCHMEN FIGHT
FATAL DUEL IN NEW YORK

New York. April Two Frenchmen
fought % duel early this morning IN a
New York street. not far from the East
Side water front ono OF them was
Killed boy "a shot fired through his head.
His adversary escaped, leaving no Glow
TO his IDENTITY
The strange battle was seen as far
as learned. by only one witness. al
automohilist who was speeding down
the street on his way to his uptown
home by the light Of his autobile
lamp. though two blocks away, he SAW
the two men step out from a hallway.
measure of a certain number N PAGES
and then turn quickly revolvers an
hand. There were three quick shots
and one OF the combatants fell The
other. throwing down his weapon,
dashed back into the hallway and made
his escape.
The automobiles quickly called the
police but the patrOlman found notr-
ing but the corpse and the two re
volvcrs The dead man has not set
been Identified
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W. C. RUSSELL SAYS D. 3.
RUSSELL ISN'T BROTHER

Boston. Anrl This man is not my
brotbor." was thc declaration said TO
have been made by william g.. Russell
sfter "a 4-hour talk yesterday with the
man from Fresno, tal., VINO claims ue
is Danicl Blake Russell, son OF the late
Daniel Russell of Mclrose, Mass.
srhe californian had cudcavorcd % snow
MAJ no and not "a man from Dickinson,
N n who claims to be the same Daniel
ptaIc Russell is co-hetr 20 the ki11,Vu
estate of Daniel Russell
william Russell and the Californian
met iu an attorneys ofhcc yesterday. Ihe
ofbcrs proscnt We're Mrs. Edward Avery
of chicago. who knew Daniel Is Rusaell
in childhood. Miss sarah p Amy cousin
and houaekeepcr for william g., Russell;
Fcrdinand b. Amy. her brother n CO.
executor OF the estate Thos. W. Proctor
John n. Berry and Eugene g, Upton
attorncys for the estate, and William Cd
i'm ana Geo. Cartwright. the new claim
ants lawyers.
state Senator Cartwright Of California.
introduced his client 10 William Russell
a. your brother Daniel Blake Rus
sell" The claimant then told his story
and was asked numerous questions. lie
finally asked william Russell 20 Identity
his as his long lost brother but the lat
ter only shook bis head.
no man left the Office exhausted. II was
then william Russell was said 20 have
stated the man was not hts brother
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PICTURE COLLECTOR SEEKS
TO ATTACH A RUBENS

New York. April IAN attachment
on 1.-THE Gathering Of the Mama" by
Rubens. and on THE Virgin Holding
the Head of Christ" by Gerard Davis,
two paintings entered at the customs
house as worth the one SEQ, 0O0. and the
other, $4,000 has been asked by DIT.
John r. Stillwell, New York col
lector who thinks he has the worst
of his bargain with the picture dealers
DR. sullwell Is suing Herr Emil
Faculty. "a German dealer. for $1,000 on
charges that in an exchange of pictures
he was given an alleged Jan van
Goven. which he now believes 10 be
spurious Faculty exhibited certih-
Gaze in court today from Herr Fried
lander. director OF the Kaiser Fried
rich museum TO prove that the Van
Goycn was genuine.
The authenticity OF the paintings by
Rubens and Gerard Davis. on which IL
Is sought to issue an attachment is
not questioned. They are both verified
bv the king of Spain, and Dr. Stillwell
seeks 10 hold them TO cover his alleged
loss I'm tho Van Geyen transaction.
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BURGLAR MURDERS
WOMEN IN COLD BLOOD

Springfield Mass. March 3l-Miss
Martha B Blackstone. 25 Elliot street.
daughter OF C. j. Blackstone. was muir
OF Mrs sarah D. Dow, at Round Hill
tonight Miss Harriet DOW daughte
of the house. was shot I'M the head and
removed TO Springfield hospital dying
THE murderer escaped
The police have 300 description OF the
man except the one Mrs Dow and her
daughter Lucy were able Go give. The
police say In "a general way the crime
resembles those OF She man who ter
r0rizad the city last fam
Mrs DOW. her two dauRhters ana
Miss Blackstone. who was "a guest for
the night. were seated in the sitting
room OF the home. about "a small table,
solving "a picture puzzle. whom the in
trudcr made "a demand for money from
tho dining room They looked up 90
see masked man Boo IHa dark door
way threatening them with revolver.
Mrs Dow retained her g0mposure and
replied, eve have no money! but Miss
Blackstone lu night jumped Co her
feet auu ram screaming into reception
room Co tho right OF the living room.
Tho burglar said. "ff YOU want 90 De
EHIrl lgecu Ou screaming and fred
as Hc spoke. the bullet entering Mis-.
HIt.-turu's l,ft breast Death fol-
lowed instantly.
Tnn murderer hardly paused 90 see
his victim aU before he turned the
revolver ou tho group, shooting Miss
Harriet Dow Boo the head. Tie then
ram % the front door, lcaped over the
piazza railing and disappeared.