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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-16
The Difference.

Boy towrer OF poodle)--My dogs
ticks people with his tongue.
Boy (owner of fighting bull pup)-
My dog ticks everything with his teeth
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-16
dOODFRIEND; HOTEL
| eooDFRiEHD. Manas.r

SAN FRANCISCO !. eooDFRiERD. M.aas.r
Formerly Hotels Stanford ana 81. Besyl Powell
Street; pear Geary, adjoining Hotel Manx. TAko
70 Powell. Ideal house and location for Ladies
visiting tho city alone. 80
RATES, 800 PER DAY AND UP
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
DOCTOR UNDER ARREST:
WOMAN IN THE CASE

SANTA ROCA. Cal. Feb. l3.--Upo
charge Of having used an explosive
with intent 10 do injury 10 4 human
being. DR.. Willard p Burke, owner OF
n large sauitarium near. here was ar
rested TODAY The arrest Is the result
Of an investigation into an explosion
that occurred more than week ago IN
a tent on the hospital grounds, severe
lv iniuring Luella Smith. former
nurse in tho institution. and end3nger'
inn the life of her infant child. The
warrant was sworn TO by Sheriff Snuth,
who is now, making an effort to learn
where the explosive was purchased.
Another element of the case is the
effort Of tho authorities 10 lind the
father Of Luela Smith : child. The
Smith woman and her baby arc belng
cared for at the county hospital.
4 local capitalist and natlent al
the sanitarium furnished bonds for DR.,
Burke in the sum of $2O.ooV and ne
was released. HIS attorneys ADVISED
him 10 make 20 statement.
The explosion that engaged tn" aI'
tention of the officials occurred carly
in the morning of Saturday. February
). in tent house occupied by. Lucia
Smith and her babe, Just outside inc
main building of the Burke saniiarium
The Smith woman WAS blown from ncr
he'd and severely wounded. Tho chljd
was uuiniurcd The force Of the OK,
rlosion blew the side out Of the tent
house.
The woman bad been living at the
Burke saniiarium for about year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TRIP
WAS NO PLEASURE VOYAGE

PCNTA ARENAS. Chile. Feb. Ia
Further details have been received of
{ he voyage of thc Pourquoipas. which
is now returning with DIR. Jean NJ.
Charcot S Antarctic expedition. The
PourQuoipas, on reaching the region.
Of icc on bcr trip to the south. strand
cd on the coast of Graham Land but
was refoatcd after three days ON
the resumption of thr voyage the
steamer met with long seriH of &C
cidents. She was in collision with a
number of icebergs and lost her rud-
der. The crew constructed jury
Tudder.
There was much suffering in the
Antarctic regions. scurvy and heart dis
ease being the chief ailmcuts.
Scientific observations were conduct
Cd with the greatest care and thus tho
object of the expedition was. IN part,
realized Many journeys were made
over tho Ice. but il was impossible 10
use automobiles on account of the bad
condition of the lee fields,
Collisions with iccbergs caused q seri-
Gus leak in the smp at The outset OF
tine expedition which proved impossi.
bic Of repair. Water flowed in at all
times and the pumps were in constant
use uutil the end of the voyage. The
steamer was exposed 10 violent storms
on the return "trip ms far as the Straits
Of Magellan and was compelled TO put
into an obscure harbor for two days
to repair the engines.
\ scarcity of provisions aud coal,
the damage TO the ship and the rx-
haustion of the men nccessitated the
return
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
STATISTICS DEMONSTRATE
AMERICANS ARE THRIFTY

WASHINGTON. Feb. I$.-Americaus
must be Il thirsty nation. Judging from
statement Just issued by the bureau OF
statistics. The United states drank tine
essence of more than billion pounds Of
coffee in 1909. valued AT SS6 600 o00-tha {
was about "A dollars worth OF coffee for
every person IN the United States. \
little more than "A hundred million pounds
OF tea. valued at S1s, 600 600. came in
But In spirits wines and malt liquors.
tho nation touched us highest record for
importation in 1909 aud consumed foreign
products or that kind TO the value OF
more than S4s, 600 900. moro than twice
as much as was imported in 1892
South America supplied most OF the
coffee. as also most of the tea. and Eu-
rope most OF the wines and liquors
Tho United States Is IN" worlds great
est coffee dripkcr. and Great Britain il
the world greatest consumer OF tea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
YOUTH Of SIXTEEN
ALLEGED MURDERER
Evidence Shows That He Cut
Young Woman Almost
TO Pieces.

DULAND Fla. Feb. 1S.-irvin liant
chett, a le-year-old white hoy, was ar
rested today. charged with the murder
OF Mary Tedder st GlonHood yesterday.
The girl WAS stabbed In siXty-hv" places.
Tho boT was from a school Of Corrcc-
ton in Connecticut
The girl had been beaten about the
face and dragged lao yards from her bI-
cycle before being stabbed.
The sheriff go; hloodhouuds and fol-
lowed trail to tho Orange grove ot
William Woolcy, where Young IInntchctj
WIS employed In his room were found
bloody clothing and tho knife with which
il is believed III" murder was committed.
Hc enormously denied that Inc had COM
mittcd the crime.
AS soon as 1t was known that Uant
Ch"tt was arrested on a strong chain Of
clrcumStantlal evidence excitement NGs
Intense. II" was taken away In an auto
mobile, probably to jacksonville.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
HAS STRONG HOPE
OF CURING CANCER
Good Results From Series of EX-
periments Conducted by
Noted Specialist.
INCUBATION Is PLAN
UNDER CONSIDERATION
Statistics Given TO Show That
Cancer Is Increasing in
America.

ALBANY, y. y. Feb. ia strong
hope of curing cancer. OF at least
greatly ameliora,ing the suffering of
cancer patients by means of ipocu.
lstiou is held out in the report of
Henry GAYLORD. director of The cancer
laboratory of the state department. Of
health az Buffalo. This hope is based
on extended experimentation in the last
year in the inuoculatjop of various
animals, mainly rats, with the cancer
virus.
Securing Immunity
1T appears. says the report. that
whore the resistance Of the animal is
not sufficiently awakened by one in
incubation Of the tumor, this resis-
tance can be heightened by repeated
doses aud, In a considerable proper.
tion of cases. immunity can be raised
Ia 3 point hat will bring about cure.
H. is needless 10 Poiut out that this
has cured in the proportion Of % TO
20 in rats. might well he applied TO
those cases OF cancer in human beings
IN which surgery has nothing 10 offer
and tho outlook is hopeless.
'As we strongly urged the legisla
ture in previous reports, tho time has
come when we should begin expcrimcn.
tation with human boines To do so
it. is necessary that number of pa
tients should be maintained for this
purpose. Funds sufficient TO enable us
TO maintain ten patients is thc least
amount that can be Of value If this
work is 10 be undertaken,
Possibility Of Infection.
Other Investigations conducted by
the laboratory have had TO 30 with the
prevalence Of MANY forms of cauccr in
fish and the possibility Of Infection by
human beings. II has hccn found that
cancer Of The thyroid is Of frcoucp,
occurrence in FISH of the trout family.
"lt is a remarkable coincidence, -
saws tho report, that the arca Of the
United States which includes the great.
est concentration of human cancer
ses is almost Identical with the area
through which the various members of
tho trout family arc distributed. -
Statistics nrr given TO show that can
Ger continues TO increase The report
saws that in the United Stntcs il has
increased from . per 100000 popula.
ton in 1850. To a. in 1900. an average
OF about 60 IN 1901 and an average OF
more than 20 IN 1906.
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WILL MAKE INQUIRY
INTO PRICE OF HOGS

CHICAGO. Feb, l3.-Whcther any
acrcrmcpt has existed 10 keep down the
nric,c ~ hogs when bought from farmers
by' II the packing bouses Is 10 be TIC line
oi inquiry when tho federal grand jIry Try
,,ownrnmcrt's invostiea ton or the mcnt
industry. -,.,,ut e.
Sulzbergcr company from 'hlcdeo dng
(royn western cities are TO he questioned
as tn methods al their firm known as
db, .,indcnondont" At III" same time
books Of the other packers are 10 or
for tho last five years,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
INTEREST CENTERS
IN TWO BIG CASES
Supreme Court Decision in
Sugar and Tobacco Trust
Cases Expected Soon.
"H0URS OF SERVICE" LAW
is TO BE CONSTRUED
Other Important Questions, IN
cludiDg Validity of Many
State Laws.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-Whcn the
supreme court Of the United States
meets on Monday. February Il, = long
list of decisions is expected.
Lawyers believe that the court in its
three weeks vacation has cndcavored
10 dispose Of many eases that it may
be as free as possible 10 consider the
application of the Sherman antitrust
law to corporations and the validity of
the corporation tax.
Ovcrshadowing all others the suit of
the government against the American
Tobacco company aud others is the
most important case under Amusement
by the court.
Ono Cause Of Delay.
II was argued several weeks ago.
On account of the Standard Oil case, to
be argued March II, and involving sim
liar questions, il is believed that the
decision in The tobacco case Will not
he announced until after the Standard
Oil suit has been heard.
One of the most important laws,
whose validity has been quo STONED IN
arguments before the court. is the
"hours of service law for railroad om-
ployes," passed by congress in 1907.
The railroads have attacked the law "a
being applicable 10 employees engaged
as in interstate commerce, IL is claimed
the law is open TO objections similar to
those that nulli6ed the Liability Jaw
of 1906 a decision in this case may
be announced on February 81
Another Important Suit
Another suit that has attracted much
attention is that in which the govern.
mcnt is seeking TO get possession OF
property amounting TO nearly 100000,
IN the hands Of Obcrliu NJ Carter for.
mcr captain in the engineer corps OF
the army, who was sentenced TO prison
for his alleged connection with schemes
TO dcfraud the government out of g..
600 600 The court has the case under
advisemcnt.
The validity of large number of
state laws is questioned III cases which
The court has heard argued, but IN
which il has not announced its decl'
sion.
Railroad Legislation
Among those is the act Of the leg
islature Of Minnesota, increasing To 4
per cent the rate Of the gross earning
lax on railroads. Tho Chicago Great
Western railway and the Great North
ern railway have brought suits TO tho
sunremc court claiming that, as APP
pIicd To them, tbc law is void, because
| their charters exempt them from pay.
| INC a higher rate than is specified in
| those charters
One Arkansas suit involves Tho valid
| ;ty RI the act of the state Legislature
rcauirinc foreign corporations seeking
| Ia do business in that state to pay a
| fec proTortion1tc 10 the capital stock
I of the corporation !,
The validity of the regulations Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
STORM AND COLD WAVE
FOR WEST PREDICTED

WASHINGTON, Feb ia general
storm. followed by cold wave. is the
weather bureaus prediction for this
week. The storm will appear over the
Pacific states within the next two DAYS.
cross The Rockies. plains states and CEN
traI valley in the middle days of the
week and roach the Atlantic se9board by
Friday The cold wave will overspread
The north Pacific states by TUESDAY.
morning and reach the Atlantic sea-
board by FRIDAY or Friday night.
The cold woa thcr OF the lntter part OF
tho week probably win check tendencies
toward flood conditions In part OF the
lake region and the mountain district
OF the east
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
DIETING HENS AND
GETTING C0L0RED EGGS

ITHACA. y. Y. Feb. lG.-So couta-
gious Is tho Cornell spirit that whit.
character haB been persuaded, after a
coursc Of dlctc,ics with professors Of tho
Cornell state college. of agriculture, TO
lay eggs bright with the Cornell colors.
The yolks arc rcd and the albumcn
white.
\ harmless dict was given 10 tho hen
md whom /, was seen that hcr plumaGo
began Ia ,urn II delicate pink. hcr GEES
wcrc examined and found 10 he s.ill
more deeply colorcd. OthCr mixtures OF
dict turned the yolk of the egg pink and
the hen : feet pink.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
In GOVERNOR
UNIQUE CAMPAIGN
Tribune.

@up Tribune,
y, Wis, Feb. Ex-Governor
N decided TO try To line up
',cs Of several states in n
mort to have the federal
settle some lone-sta nding
Money due for public lands.
y 70 have the various states
representatives in congress
W. fhe passage Of an appro.
Y settling thc claims Of the
nDlued effort would secure
'tl't is believed. where indi-
:s would be fruitlcss. Wis
;'m is for 100000 and the
|eyernor William Sprv of
stisn,lon TO the claims of
!er .t $4,000 and $50. 600. re.
iaerc is already q biIl in
seitle. and the Wisconsin
tlIeyes t9Ieyes that the claim can
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MURDERER
~ HEIR TO FORTUNE


alinn.. Feb. 13.-Jackson
~ 5slt water ssilor who has
ds, Two seasons on the
,ca s WHO yesterday was con
'II,nnnu degree murder In this
n o Shinmate. Otto Frey.
-nncsn Lake last September.
IA that he had fallen
letters of proof and a
n Tsrest money on part "f
ana ~ y, money. according to
1% ~ me letters was left him
|nela ''mas Smith OF EdInbor-
nme ~ ne will carry his casc
n J1rt. lie claims TO have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
|rations by Socialists in
a Cities eliminate in
|ehes With Police.
d CHARGE CROWDS
TlTH DRAWN SABERS
|esinSt Suffrage Cause
Meetings That Led
70 Trouble.

: Feb. 13.-Demonstrations
"a throughout the kingdom
mootings held today 10 pro-
4 The suffrage bill. resulted
a6rays between the demon
Id the police in many places
scveral policemen were Sc
snded by stones thrown by
4 scores Of Socialist support
a serious injuries from sa'
police.
rom places outside of Ber-
number of casualties. The
Il occurred AT Hewmupster,
A. where worlingman was
minded BY q knife through
mother s hand WAS cut otf,
liza lost an ear.
tne Real Fighting.
||p after the close of the
50OO Socialists attacked the
a drew their sabers and
.1nr, AT koeuiesbcrg where
IA returned in q body from
meetings., the police in at
a diyert the crowds into the
4 ned their side arms. They
4 number of arrests.
@e7s on the Rhine, Socialists,
: Of street demonstrations,
>ollision with the police. The
A their sabers and several
"A we're cut and bruised
1e huge crowds assembled in
<quarc. intending 10 march
d the meeting place i'll the
strong cordons of police
Ia tboroughfarcs and forced
| 10 take TO the side streets,
"a we're so largely attended
.nthorities closed The halls
we're filed 10 prevent over
Speakers urged the Social
olfer resistance to the po-
DIV wordcd resolutions Of
b adopted.
NV Meetings. Held.
.hurbs of Berlin forty meet
1eld in crowded halls. The
|7e peaceably conducted. but
southcrn suburb OF nearly
Immense crowd gathered III
square and listened 10
several leaders.
]ienicnapt called on the
|speIse but they refused 10
police thereupoD tried 10
d meeting and some OF the
UDded with a shower Of
Meetings large PROFESSIONS
|Ipngb the principal subur-
Singing The vorklngmcp ;
3 Some Of them tried 10
rtntrsl sections about the
1'z but the police held the
and dispersed the crowd
nous difficulty.
e police ordered a crowd
1rRoly of youths at the kron-
1Rc 10 dispcrsc. but tho of
greeted with shouts of
Ids'' and a shower of
ordered the men TO charge
arms.
several Socialists or their
reelved cuts but no ono
'usly injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
PRESIDENT POSES
FOR YOUNG ARTIST
Relief After Lincoln Day Speech
and Conference With New
York Politicians.
ADMITS SITUATION IN
EMPIRE STATE Is BAD
Common Belief That Taft Takes
Stand With Hughes as
Against Woodruff.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s-President Taft
had quiet Sunday today He posed
leisurely for a sketch or TWO before a
young woman artist. Lois A. Swan. while
going through his mail this morning saw
only two callers and left for Washington
In the private car, oliyette. leaving Jer-
sey City at 3.55 O'Clock.
Otto l. Barnard, president OF the New
York Trust company. and defeated candi-
date for mayor In the recent municipal
contest, and Lloyd g. Griscom, president
OF the New York Republican County COM
mittce. we're the persons besides rcla-
tlves and the artist whom the president
saw.
Boost for Young Artist
Nh, gannard. speaking of The artist.
she is Il YOU'RE friend of mine and
think she is doing remarlsab bly' well. She
has been ambitious 10 sketch the presi-
dent and ] was glad that / could help
her The president agreed with the plan,
and. as nc had much personal mail TO go
through, he thought 1t would be a good
Idea To favor my friend and at the same
time go through his mail.
After the banquet OF the Republican
club last night. the president returned
10 the home or his brother. Henry w.
TAFT. and did not get up until nearly 10
o'clock today.
number OF churches bad extended
special Invitations 10 Mr.. Taft TO attend
services today. but ne declined explain
ing in each instance that the activities
OF yesterday neccssitated scclusion and
rest
Mr. Barnard arrived at the Taft resi-
dencc a few minutes before IL o'clock
and moment after he had entered the
house he came ont with MIS-. Taft. The
president followed and tho three. accom-
panied by secret service agents. were
driven in an automobile 20 Mr. Barnard S
home
Shows Good Humor
While Mrs Taft remained in the car
Mr.. Barnard took tho president into the
house introduced him 10 the young
Mr.. Barnard left them aad accompanied
Mrs. Taft on an automobile ride up Fifth
avenue,
Mr.. Barnard and Mrs. Taft returned
up The presiden, and all went to Henry
| W, Tafts house. whore dinner was
served. Aftorward there was music by
members Of the Taft family: At 3 O'Clock
| automobiles. and the president and Mrs
| Taft were taken 10 the train
At The, conference YESTERDAY at the
ernor Hughes and Mr.. Griscom were of
one mind in insisting That the RcpUo-
| lcau party in this state should be prr=td.
and that the Aids Conger charges at Al
bony should be sifted TO the bottom.
Executive Is Worried.
While President Taft did not commit
have told several leaders that the "situa-
| ton looked very bad" and il was com
mon belief that ha sided with Messrs.
Hughes. Barnard and Griscom as against
State Chairman Woodruff. Scuator Pc
pew and Speaker Wadsworth or che state
| ssscu cuubly.
Ny Barnard would not say that politics
was not discussed today and the inference
was that Mr.. Taft has taken an active
part in the Republican situation in this
state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
COOK. WHEN LOCATED.
KEEPS HIS MOUTH SHUT

NALVIDIA. Chile. Feb. l3.--rr Fred
erlck \. Cook. explorer and his wife
arrived here OF board ihc German steam
cr Osiris. having taken cabin q Monte
yIdiu. mr. Cook Travelled under tho name
OF II. Craig, il" and his wife sa He'd north
to-day. He docll0ed tn no interviewed.
The steamer Osiris sailed from Ham
hurS on January | and from Antwerp OF
January s. for Callao. Presumably she
touched at Montcvidio. where tho Cooks
erc said TO have boarded hor but her
call there has not been reported.
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More Bodies Recovered.

FRIMERO, Colo. Feb, l3.--Thrce more
bodies were recovered from the main"
Primero today. making SiXty-flvc taken
out since the explosion on January 81
One body was Identified as that of David
Williams Welsh mine boss. Workmcn
said more bodies VIII be recovered to-
morrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
GIVES UP LIFE TO
PREVENT TRAIN WRECK

: WALJA WALLA. Wash. Feb.
: lS.--,Iohn Lewis. track walker
+ for the Oregon Railroad & Navi-
!. cation railroad, gave his life to-
: day 10 prevent passenger train No.
!. 1 from crashing into landslide
!. near Starhuck.
: Lewis discovered the slide and
!. knowing the train was due AT
: any moment ran up the rrark 10
: give warning. he mcf the train
/. on curve and WAS unable TO lean
: aside before the engine struck
: him. The train was stopped with
: in few feet of the slide.
:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
k6O.Ns1E 6NOJNE YEARS
Soxs DOWN MOTHER

} yssls ynosk, : Feb. ,1a.-J.ohn
a 'Ssrs Of age, last night
,n instantly killed his
b ~ "es; : aged 81. in their .
lzed ~ Bronx. The bullet
Brssv,n,ee we cheek of a baby
fba $ arms, then buried
n "e emo, m,other's heart. Tho
Lea ""ald sa; + have been killed,
Z ass;ad, ss;aid, hut, for the in,
Il tss,,on>of s,nn the mother in
fhs rom her breast at the
Viii; pistol flashed. The
nna ',sm ~ Brady. was away
M r,'N ~ rho time. The hoy
>Ia;m. ;m,aished By his mother.
' Inc shooting WAS ac,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
Born on Fast Train.

KANSAS CITY. Fro. 1&.--Whilc n
Union Pacific passenger train bound
FROM DcnVor 10 81. Louis was speeding
through Kansas tooJv. a shrill lttlo wall
from the drawing room of n Pullman
car hcraldcd the presence Uf ~ passenger
who was no; i'm the conductors count.
4 moment later the whist" OF the Gu
gluc welcomed into tho world the new
born heir of -. H. stiles and Mrs. stiles
Of Sandwich III. II IL boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14

the railroad commission of Arkansas
requiring railroads to furnish cars for
local shipments within five davs after
tho order has been received is also uu.
der consideration,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14

The price Of advertising. as com-
pared with the cost Of statesmen. 10
go small that It is within the reach of
all; aud large concerns realizing thiA
have, says a periodical writer on ad'
vertising, made wonderful strides In
the advancement Of their business BY
doing extensive advertising.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14

..,.nt who does not believe
'''rs pays for moro adver-
Ii, competitors who use
,,naper space In other
- for his competitors
~ the loss Of business
~ svay from him
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Index to Tod0y's Tribune
..ss!::.:-ii;.s-:-;-
Departments
Domestic.
Foreign
Local.

Bloody riots follow Socialist DEM
Onsira tions in Germany.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-07-21

CITY DRAY AND TRANSFER LINE.
Geo. w. Smith, Proprietor.
Call I'M E. 0. NatWicks and leave
orders. Phone II. Prompt Service.
Residence phone 1O3.
Dealer in Wood
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-07-21
NEWS FROM SCANDINAVIA.
Principal Events That Have Trans-
pired in the Old Countries
Within Week or So. 3.#
DENMARK.

The Overgard estate, near Ran.
ders, has been sold for $148.600. #
A fine gold ring was found at Gam.
meljord, Bjergby, and also big Roman
MOSAIC bead. The find is supposed to
mark the burial place of woman
who died in the second century Of our
era. ....
The house of M. loft, Rolstrups, Nv.
koping, were destroyed by fire in the
forenoon. The fire was started by two
children playing with matches. Two
small children were burned to death.
When their mother realized that they
could not be saved she become insane
and had to be cared for.
The radical and socialistic majority
of the city council of Copenhagen has
resolved to have the street railways
turned over to the municipality. The
citizens parties voted against the reso.
luton which they considered unrea-
sonable from an economical point OF
view. They argue that the change will
deprive the city Of a very valuable
source of taxation, and that the city
will not be able to make the plant
self-supporting. If their prediction
comes true the taxes will be higher
in the future.