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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-01
BUSINESS OUTLOOK IN
The EAST Is EXCELLENT

T.. l. Burton. n weii-known local stock
broker. has just returned from a trim
through the east Ar. Burton was inn
pressed With the favorable turn taken
I'D The crops throughout the heavy pro.
uvCinE s~ctIons of the east. He declared
thSt = change In climatic conditions a
season of provtdentiai precipitation and
- noticeable return OF optimism among
business men OF the east forecasted an
active fan SEASON throughout most parts
OF the country Hc expressed the opln-
Ton that this outlook obtained particu-
larry In salt Lake. as promise Of a ban
uer year In harvesiS prophesied n bril-
liant !sn market in local investments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-01
MUCH BUILDING on
IN MONTH OF JULY

That the trend IN local real estate and
building operation circles ls ever upward
slowly but steadily. Is evidenced In the
report Of 4. y. Hlrth. city building In
spector. who announces that during the
month OF July nsiy-seven building per
mits were Issued, npproNimating a total
valuation of S7s5. 600. The greater poT-
ton of this valuation f. represented In
dwellings or structures of the more mod >
eru type. either planned or in course OF
construction. and is evidence or the up.
building OF the residence section.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-01
CITY AND VlClyl


WILLIAM II. GLoRE, d,I
Salt Lake fire department ~
cepted the invitation OF ~ N
mems association TO seut
firencn 20 the annual consce
organization 20 be held In r.
l6. The pompier crew hn -
by the fire chief 10 make u
railroads will give special nd
state points TO Provo.
GERALD L. SCHUYLER,
Insurance man from Denyu /
resents the Home Fire lrr7
pany In the Colorado and ~
is In the city on businesa
Mr.. Schuyler Is being shost
George j. Cannon OF the loci 2
says that the insurance bud,,a
picking up well In the rets q
exceptionally good year Is -
THE UTAH and the Sail u /
societics will hold joint nsel
Elks club rooms at 30 South 81
at s o'clock this evening N 1
TO effect n consolidation u ..
cieties. Those interested q
vcntion Of cruelty 10 dumb Z
invited to attend.
UNDER THE PRovIsIonS q
law enacted by the last ltgtlf
retary OF State G. S. Tiag5
morning issued call TO ih. ~
and private banks Of the ran
port on the condition Of the u
close OF business July q m
TO GUST THEM from pro-
company and 10 collect varioi
alleged to- lie due for rcnld .
Copper company began bult q
district court yesterday %
Brown. the Bingham lnyn1
pany and George e. Chsrds'
LAFAYETTE J. DULL 80
the Third district court yeas1
George T. German, adrD!nNu
estate OF Eugenia Simon an
mon. George Kay and M
and Trust company 10 ioro"
gage executed 10 secure .
note for 500.
MISS GENEVA sPRouM
nurse at the free medical oh
Quoted by the Volunteers o.
East First South street, se
absent from the city Tor ~
weeks. has returned to Der y
free dispensury.
CHRISTINE NELSON, a dcs
"a years. was arrested yssteI
by Patrolman Patterson on ~
insanity. During the aile,he| T.
removed 10 the county jail y
examined by the county p~s
TO COLLECT si.sss, sllegss
on a promissory note: ms
rent company began sun
district court yesterday asAs
son Whittier CONSTRUCTION
w. D. MCDONALD Of Na
today for q TWO months
the cities OF the nor,nFc
journey down the Pacihc ~
turn home by way a. los
FIVE LOS ANGELES EtM
10 Utah in a special c@ @s,,1gs M
ago on their way 10 fell%
returned from the parA
spent part Of the day In sun
WHEN TIE sToak yss'sSa.
The nome Of Mr.. and AIs.
52l South Tenth EGs, s" ~
beautiful baby girl. VINO ~
at seven pounds. -
LOUIS &. moAR7Huh
Canyon has been aqpo'D.s--ss
the Interstate commerce ans
Ice. according 10 lnlyI"i ln,nSi
from Washington last n.snS
MISS MYRTLE RILEY,
ofGce OF the city supci,'nsS M q
ljc schools. returned " su,s'
tcrday after a vaca'''"
Lake, Idaho. -.
JACK CUNkiNoHSmss,. mss,.rrsl 4
ard Harry Dunn are - - X
crancy i'm complaints issuT Tr,or,'z
Sttorney's ofhce Monday
ON r4g GROUNDS Off Of 1VS' ~
Nellie Eiis0s',y. 90
he Third district court ,.},'s,rJ.
vorcc from Earl l. 80 - ~
THERE WAS ecHS 70 $50
7 " Miller ~ lc5 "s' rhe
street on SUNDAY SOW, sns; -
~ r.oril weighing twefe
- e,ETy.sgvgn solLo,Mssss ~
were Issued during VIZ ,Son * v
making n total valuau
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-01
salt Lakcrs in No"

Special to The Tribune ,r,sti
NEW YORK, July M,-PRn !, B q
patrir!.: Herald sgnWSTT Hos.i'
X. Amundson, -. Gerar. =
Hagen. J. +. Sande,ls. San,,i.s Great - y
en- Mrs. J. p. Mullen ,csntFl v
McArthur; Broad may rey: Be.n'
and wife, ], c. Penney
SeSver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
MERCANTILE REPORT SOON.
Commissioner Garner Expects to
file Schedules by August lst.
Muddled Condition.

Although six months have passc
since the doors OF the Mercantile Rail.
way Building and Loan Association
were closed following ;he Trust Com
pany failure no report has b'eu rnalr
which would Indicate To the creditors
of that institution the chance nl re
covering part Of their money. Doug,
lass Sruart, receiver Of the Comranr
.aii this morning that the affairs al
the Mercantile w,Ic in such mud.
,lled cundilirn that it scrn: alninS'
impossible IL get them IN Shape =
that an intelligent report % - aS.l l.
and liabilities could hr made If.
Noel Garner, who VAS appoiut,d r,cla'
commiS-in !!n; br.r actively st work
and nnW ryIar.t- t. Ia; ih!r - iiahc
his rrp"It 10 The cru:t ~,tl.ln rli" f'rNl
tnn WrrES.
The work II maktns r"lirrIinE, Is
progressing, it i, SAIL, a rapidly as
possible uuier existing CniItrlor&, III.
affairs Of the as5o i,t,nn b .,ug "a much
Of puzzle as the Go;dau knot.
Investor INIT i" th- nrartlmr
await a Tune with patience urtIi E,.tn-
missioner Garner "aa present Is re-
port.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
FOREST FIRES NOW
UNDER CONTROL.
Alleviating Suffering and Recover
ing Bodies Millions of Feet
of Standing Timber Burned.

Cobalt, Ont, July l4.-Wiih the
fires in northern Ontario nndrr cun,rol
the government is today 1rvoting all
its attention to alternating the suffer
ings Of the survivors and recovering
the bodies from the devastated di--
trlct. The deatl, list will exceed 300,
according to the information sent hy
the officials in charge Of the work.
The survivors are suffering from
hunger and supplies are being rushed
forward from many points.
Advisers from Sellwood say all alone
the Cauadiau Northcrn line from Sud
t,fry to Sellwoud millions OF frct Of
standing timber we're burned; flftY
houses and the plant Of The Warren
Lumber Company at Sellwood destroy
cd but no lives were lost.
Detroit, Mich, July l4.-Wilh the
forest fire situation materially int-
proved today 1t was officially an
nounceh that imma'late danger Of
further spread is plst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
COOLER WEATHER

1T" lreak In the h.,t wave h :
brought ioy and e'adl:ess Il al! !Icari, !,
yhile the paltar cf rain this norniu.
although Of short duration, was Dc
lightful music to people in this neigh
porhood who have endured the heat
and drought OF this phenomenal sum-
mer As vas stated yesterday, there
has been but little rain in this city
since April. The month of May was
dry and hot, and apart from gap in
the heat wave in the early part Of Jane,
the temperature has been ahnr rmlIIv
high and depressing. The lirs. half Of
July has been trying and has cen a
period long to be remembered. Al
times the me:Gury in the THERMOMETERS
has stood at the onc-hundred mark
Th" beavers have been a5 bras, whi!.
hcdraggiei humanity has been realiag
Ifom day T. daY thr strreuiypc. fore.
cast to the effect that M marked
changes in conditions are in sight.
Today week rain and hail storms ex.
tended over large AGRA OF the coun
try. and 1t was naturally supposed Z
marked fall in temperature would fol
low. But the next General Humid
ity" was decidedly in evidence and con
ditons soon became As uncomfortable
as ever There have ut times been sus
picions OF rain, but 10 copious down
pnurs have occurred hereab0uts. The
slight sprinkle of today vas short-lived
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
COUNTER REVOLUTION
AGAINST MADERO.
Political Disturbances Likely at Ap;
preaching Elections. Fighting Re-
newed. Fifty Persons Killed.

Mike, City, july 14.-Evilence o
a counter revelation against thef
Madero government, planned, 1t is
declared, by the cientfi:os or reaction
aries of the Diaz regime, is professel
to have been found today in the sudden
renewal OF fighting between Maderlsts
aud fedcrals in several states
The Cientihcos, it is charged. ara
taking advantage Of the approaching
elections to stir up political disturb
ances.
The hgh,ing, ia Which u:ore than
100 were killed at Pueblo yesterday few
hours before Mad;rn's arrival IL that
city, is declared 10 have heen planue'l
hy the Cicutiticus.
Reports tndays from Ocotlan say that
fighting has been renewed there be
tween the ahherents Ct rival candidates
for governor. More than fifty persons
are reported 10 have heen killed in the
last fcw day..
Announcement was eXpectc% today
nf the appointment Of new provisional
governor for the state Of Jalisro where
the chief executive resigned after al
journing the legislature, in order 10 be
come candidate for the office at the
coming election.
Two thousand armrd men there
have refused to obey The order Of the
federal troops to di>ban1, and this IS
adding u the cabinets perplexillrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
DEATH CT AN ALEXANDRIAN

James n. Rudd, former AlsXan-
drian, died at his home in Washington
late Tuesday night in his seventy
second year. Funeral services over his
remains we're held in Washington this
morning, after which they were brought
10 this city aud inferred in the Metho
dist Protestant Cemetery. Many years
ago the father Of the deceased condrct-
ed q barber shop on the south side ol
King street between Alfred and Pat,
rick streets. The subject OF this notice
was barber hy profession and half a
century ago Worked in tic slap with
his father.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
!DR. WILEY SAID TO BE
TARGET Of TRUSTS.
Certain Interests Said to III
Leagued Against the Govern
ment'S Pure Food Expert.

Washington. July 15-fhat ~
whisky trut, the Standard O,i Trn-i
the Glucose manufacturers. art
vendors nf soft drinks are tie ].
forces behind the move to Gust j..
Harvey ". Wiley, the governmcr;
Chief Chemist, through Departments.
intrigue. vas the authoritative mi,
nation secured hy democratic membc.
oi the House today.
An immediate investigation vas d
cided upon by Chairman Moss dem
Ind J. OF the House committee on :,
penditurns in the Department Of jta,
tIra Til, committee will begin ).
probe this afternoon.
DR.. Wiley himself dill not deny tt.
outside influences were the prir.,
factors in the plan to force him oil
H. would not contradict the statrme
that certain officials in The Depnrtmc"'
OF Agriculture itself had been. attnm /.
ing 10 undermine him and nulIify -
w,rl.
The doctor hal not receied frui..
his lighting attitud- of yesterday wh'
asked today for n expression nf "pI
ion
II am POSITIVE, = he asserted, til
there are certain prrSons and intere.
attempting to assa>sinatn mr, not n
holy but my character. OF The t"
modes nf ASA, sinalion, would inii
itely prefer The physical !"
An Immediate Investigation uf Il
charges against DR.. Wiley will
brgun 1t y meeting nf the House COZ
miltee on expenditures III the D.par
menr 81 Agriculture this ailern. on.
Representative Moss (rep ms.
chairman Of the committee today j
sued a call for the meeting. The -
tiludc Of these members Of the corm-
mittce who are about The capital tod
MAS distinctly favorable to the pu
food expert.
w hat we want tn tin,l out = d
cIarrd Que OF the democratic mrn bers
i is, Who wants to fire Wiley. and vi
do they want to lire him .
A flood Of protests against lh' j :
mis>al Cf DR.. f. ycy ". Wiley. food
expert. lrnni th.. government sersi,
hogan to pour into the White IIou.
today. These prot, SIS came from
diriduals and organizati"n~ hy trI
graph from all over the counrry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
PERSONALS

Lieutenant Chas II. Mash from San
Francisco, Cal left here yesterday 'or
his new station to join thu u. 5. +. Z.
Morrill,. = in Detroit Mich.
Miss Virginia Pcrkinsou. Of Brooks
land, is visiting Miss Julia Whiting
Davis. at her home on south Alfred
street.
Miss 0. \. Murphy who vas operated
on for appendicitis at The Alexandria
Hospital, is improving rapidly.
Miss Susie Pullman last light gave
an entertainments To her friends at her
home on south Washington street.
Miss Rosa Curtis i said TO be in a
very serious coudillnn q! her home
corner o. Gibbon and Columbus stlcrls.
Ms. Charles W. Trayers LIBERATED
the ,Xenty sixth anniversary Of her
birth at her home on south Roy al street
last night. Many frisn!s were present
and an enjoyable evening was spent
by all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
LOCAL BREVIT!ES

One OF the most delightful lawn
parties of the season las been arranged
tonight for the benefit of the Second
Presbyterian Church 1t is t. be held
at 610 Queen street.
Samuel Lynn, colored. was over
come by the heat ut the corner Of
Prince and Pitt streets Yesterday after
noon. He vas conveyed to the Alex,
andria Hospital by Officer Beach.
The Sunday school teachers and
scholars Of the Del Ray NJ Z. Church
went on an excursion to Colonia
Beach today.
The Charles McAlestcr will stop a
Reardon's wharf going and coming thi
eyening.
| Considerable attention was attracted
at the corner OF Duke and Patricl
streets this morning by the breaking
down OF an automobile operated ant
owned by H. E. Webb. Fully twt
hours were consumed in putting tht
machine in running order
On June 26. in the Cathedral OF Al
Saints, Albany, New York, the Rt
Rev. Richard H. Nelson. D. D., Bishop
Coadjutor, ordained to the diaconatf
Walter Griffith Harter an alumnus o.
the Virginia Theological Seminary
Mr.. Harter will have charge OF Christ
Church, PottersvilIe, \. l., and St.
Andrews Church, Schroon Lake, 10
the Adirondacks, during the simmer
months, and will spend the Remainder
OF his diaconate in further study at the
Episcopal Theological Seminary, Cam
bridge, Mass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
suspected Cholera.

Paris, July IA Several cases Of ~ns,
pccted cholera are under observation
here today. Despite emphatic official
denials of danger, much fear is felt
that the epidemic will be brought from
Italy. Inspectors have been sent to
the froutier to examine all passengers.
A rigid censorship has been estab-
lished in Italy on all news dispatches
relating 10 the cholera, but adyices
hrre via the frontier Indicate that the
situation in Naples, Venice, Genoa and
other cities i, rapidly becoming serious.
Many tourists are elm mating Italy
from their itinerary.
stNew York, July l4.-Trat there IS
absolutely no danger Of cholera Secur-
ing fo"th"!d in this country .wls the
a>cniou to!ly by nr. A. II Dnty.
health officer of lhr port nj NaY York
He sad that the report OF 4 namber oI
suspected cases in Paris and TACT hat
the plague is epidemic IN Italy would
result in no additional pra,aution here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14

The British House Of Lords yes,erda
concluded the report stage of the veto
bin and fixed July 20 for the third
reading. 1t now seems certain that
the bill will go TO the House of Com
mons with the changes made BY Lord
LansdoHnc and Lord Cromer unmodi-
fed. It is assumed that Premier As
quith 1ill then move the rejection Of
the amendments en bloc, and will state
what the government intends to do
with respect to the creation OF new
peers to overcome The opposition in
case the lords reject the bill. An
amendment moved by Lord Cromer,
the object of which was to prevent the
tackine on OF extraneous legislation 10
finance bills, was carried today without
division.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
SCARCITY OF CRABS

While the receipts OF hard sheIIed
crabs by the dealers in this city and
Washington are sufficient 10 meet the
demand, the supply is only about half
a. large as it Tas this time last year,
ani az consequence prices are
higher For several seasons past in
The miit!le Of July the receipts OF crabs
we're often 50 heavy that they sold as
low As 30 cents per barrel, and when
the freight and commission we're taken
out of this there vas BAT little lef; for
the man who took them from the
water Soft crabs are selling al So
cents TO 60 cents per dozen wholesale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14

Mrs Morgan J. Goldsmith, Of New
York, vas killed in an automobile
accident near Cape May Courthouse,
\. j., yesterday. With her husband,
who is one OF the principals OF the
Bronx high schools, and her three
children, she was travelling in the care
Of her sister. Mrs. John Fl. Judge, Of
New York, from Holly Beach. \. j.,
to Atlantic City to view the Eks
parade. In attempting to avoid the
striking some children, who were play
ing in the road, the chauffeur ran
the car into ditch and it upset, kill
ing Mrs Goldsmith instantly Mrs.
Judge, who is the wife Of New
York attorney, was slightly hurt, a;
were the other occupants OF the car,
but all wera able 10 return II the sum.
mer cottage Of Mr.. Judge at Holly
Beach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
THE APPROACHING PRIMARY.

There is little likelihood Of Robinson
Moncu,e having any opposition in the
democratic party OF Alexandria city and
county in his race to become his o@n
successor as 4 member OF the House OF
Delegates. The time for filing names
Of candidates expires tomorrow.
Candidates for he State Senate viii
have until the Sth of August to iiIe
their names with the clerk of the court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
FUNERAL,

The funeral al ,hc late Nrtlie l"c,
the ? months old daughter OF Mr. AMI
Mrs. William H. Mayhugh, anil wh2
died late Wednesday night, took place
this morning from the horne OF her
parents, 133 north Payne street. Mr..
C. G. Richardson OF Grace P. E.
Church ofliciated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
ALARM OF FIRE

The alarm OF fire about l1:4o this
morning was caused by gas meter at
20S south Payne street sprinping = leak
and subsequently, causing fire in tho
yestibule. The damage vas slight, the
FIRE having beer extlngulshed before
the fire department. arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14

Twenty thousand Elks marched
through the principal streets OF At
lantic City, n. J., yesterday in annual
review. The parade was divided into
ten subdivisions, and every division
had something interesting. There
we're Elks in the conventional dress
suits and Elks in the most fantastic uui-
form. The Elks, will meet at Portland,
Ore, next year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
Cate,,s Iondition Grave.

Paris, July 14.--John W. Gates is
much weaker this afternoon. This was
confirmed Ly his son, Charles &, Gates,
but he said that he believed his father
still had chance to recover. The
general impression at the hotel, how
ever, is that the American fnancier
will not last much longer, Even his
physicians hold out little hope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
DEATH OF MRS. IOMES.

Mrs. Sarah McCay Jones. wife OF
Mr.. Robert 5. Jones. OF this city, dlel
in Philadelphia this morning The
deceased was born in Philadelphia. Be-
sides her husband sha leaves 4 son
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14

Invitations have been received TO
the launching OF the schooner Mont
rose to Houck" from the New Eng
land Company's shipyard at Bathe.
Me-, on July 25th. Mr.. Houck, after
whom the vessel is named was formerly
resident OF Alexandria and nov lives
in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
ENTERTAINMENT ATsTHE DYKE.

One OF the most delightful outings of
the season took place last night at the
Dyke where large party OF Alexan-
drla Young people gave an old time
country dance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14

al, NeGali S. Greenaway. Clerk of the
Corpora Mgu Court Of the City OF .Alexan-
the Se dearss dfsy 1ne tpf IN DGaa s
cause has been executed with approved
security by Samuel G.. Brent, one ofth e
commissioners named in the said
decree. a,a
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY. Clerk.
je23 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14

Ladies $3.50 aud $500 fine Oxfcrds
and Pumps. Clearing Price $500. ].
A. Marshall & Bro. 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
CORPORATION COURT.

There was no session OF the CorEo-
ration Court this morning and nore
will be held until the 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-07-14
Samuel 81. lunt. Auctionce

H. i.hLil. uClhiCC
The property described below having
been withdrawn from sale on July Sth
will be offered for sale again on Satur-
day. July 18th. at the same honr and
place.
I'D chancery cause of Sarah Tyler vs.
Lucy Tyler ct ais, in the Corporation
Court ofthe city of Alexandria, Virginia.
OH June 18th, 1911, the undersigned COM
missioners OF sale, appointed by snid
decree, will offer for sale on Saturday,
July Sth. 1911, at twelve az o'clock NJ.
i'll front of the Royal street entrance OF
the Market House, the following real
estate situated in the city Of Alexandria.
Virginia, bounded and described as
follows
beSinnlng on st. Asaph Street at Z
distance OF two hundred and sixteen
N@te) lect south OF Gibbon Street and
running theuce south on ST. Asaph
Street, fifteen il5) feet; thence west par
allel with Gibbon Street one hundred
ana tWcnty-three l23) feet. five ~ in
ches; tncuce north parallel with st.
-aSapn Street, fifteen (15) feet: thence
west parallel with Gibbon Street one
nunaTea and twenty-three (123) feet,
I'VE ihcnes to the beginning, together
| ut the ives! end Of said lot.
Upon the terms following: One third
cash ana the residue in six and twelve
months alter date, the deferred pay
merts TO be secured by the notes Of the
pul chaser, bearing interest at the rate
OF ssS Co. per cent. per annum
SAM BEL G. BRENT.
ROBINSON MONCURE.
Commissioners Of Sale.