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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10
Do Not Invite
Sickness


ness in the defense against disease Anaema is the
name tor lack OF blood There may be actual loss in the
quantity of the blood one or more of its constituents may
be lacking Its srest symptom is palor Anaema is par
culary common i'll young girls from IA to II years of
1t is not confined to them for it this same lack of blood
that prevents full recovery after the grip feve malaria
operations and present in old age and persons who
have been under uusua physical mental strain.
Mrs s F. Law, whose F D.
and that tried all
bear weight egh
shoulders we'll Papitated when
compelled bed weeks Ny usual weight
trial thought
Williams Pink
Pills Pale People they do all that claimed for them and know
they will cure'
If you are suffering from apaemia take Dr. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People They make pure new blood with
every dose and pure blood means health and strength
short trial will convince you that these pills wonder
full blood builder The red cheeks good appetite increased
weight and strength and cheerful disposition all declare
that it is pure blood which is now travelling everywhere
through the body and the benefit goes until the health
restored
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10

quarters and the individual members
have their own summer cottages. Re.
Gently Mr Hines and the members OF
the committee who have the matter in
charge spent several days in northern
Michigan looking over prospective
sites The railroads have taken the
matter up. and have offered large
tract Of land on Pine lake, upon which
a large summer hotel is now situated,
free of charge, Other sites will be in
vestiGvted before definite report is
made by the committee TO the imperial
council
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10
|All Hallows Notes

h Rev Father Foley OF Australia was
''or al the college yesterday. and ey-
n himself as highly pleased with
fcrk OF The students.
+ Glee club meets tonight.
a Holt OF Erda, Utah, registered yes
" as junior.
college library will be closed here
nom l;:30 10 3:+j O'Clock.
ef Will he no meeting of the Dra-
'ocieiy Friday evening.
honor Students in Professor Mad
class OF English literature arc
IL Hurris, Frank stephens. Ferra
I Lltc. Robert Young, Louis Wer~
yohn Owens, Leo KraInbulc and
soms,ocs. All attained the requi-
park OF s.
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High School Notes

n rfssemDiy will be held this morning
Y Tnlor girls.
Nsong Of the High School Philoso-
Nv ~, VIII be held in room % Monday
m "isl practice Of the freshman bas-
4 Tqa Tsqhad wes held Yesterday after
n ,he freshman team IS going 10 he
,bis b clllei contestants IN the class
uao"'hg appointments were Put
IN -nae, ,Is,,, bulletin board yesterday. To
"sa.enanis. lie Roy lillian, sum
<s.'seus. 4. Oral Galpin and Howa rd
rs W oe second lIcutnnants. Alton
~ snn Harrison Ecrbybrlck.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10
Will Hear Complaints.

J. G. McAllistcr member Of the state
board of equalization. and j. j. Thomas.
clerk of the board. have returned from
"trip through the southern counties OF the
state They were there to gather data
and now say that they arc ready to hear
the complaints OF the people from that
section OF the state. Some Of the officials
of the southern counties have complained
that thev were diacrlminated against in
the assessment levies. and this inspection
has been made TO he In a position to
meet their arguments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10

an pleased to recommend Cham
Us Cough Remedy as the best
r | know of and safest remedy for
q colds and bronchial trouble, -
I Mrs. L. B. Arnold of Denver,
"We have used it repeatedly
h has never failed to give relief. -
ala By all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10
FIRLY A MILLION
|JR C|TY'S SCHOOLS
bort to Be Submitted at the
N,xt Meeting of Board
Is Instructive.

od specifications for the new
W s,o .,,,dinr WIFI be submitted TO
%nv'' education at It's meeting
a,y os'u evening. IL is probable
lue' l"ns will be finally adopted at
ue end lhcn the hoard Will ad-
|neenhS S,ds Tbc report Of eNpendi-
b ioI e'o orcsent school year Will also
rhniue. shows that the total cXpen-
b Jepo't, mo present school year Will
'9 ioI Isa.s 5ol The report follows:
sslv ss9,,res July 1. 1911. to November
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10
New Corporations
Filled with the county clerk:

Filled with the county clerk:
Jesse W. Fox association, 10 engage in
security and bond business; capital
stock. $4,000. divided into shares Of $40
ca CHI; Jesse ". Fox, president, Jesse NJ
Fox, Vice president; Joseph W, Fox. sec
retary and treasurer. These, together
with III. L. Fox and r, III. Fox, constitute
the directorate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

l.. L. Laws, Portland, Or; Elizabeth
Harrison, Kansas City, Mo.
S. J. Bailey. Springfield. o.; Mary
Burns. Butte, Mont.
Walter l.. Thorup. Lille NJ, WEIGH, Salt
Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10

Thin, impure blood is an
invitation to sickness. The
blood is at work, day and
night, to maintain the health
and any lack of strength or
purity in the blood is a weak
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10
Births.

Avon Robert Salisbury, 5s7 West
Fourth South street, glrl.
Winfield Fl. Clough, SIT West Fourth
South street, boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10
|uutsford Furniture Sale

tsrthing in the hotel will be Of
b al private sale. There are many
|srd dollars worth of carpets, rugs,
Ftsi china. silyerware, bedroom,
h and kitchen furniture, fixtures
|howcases. Everything used in a
|Fill pay those living out of town
iis this sale. Sale from 9 a n.
p m daily.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10

|fress after eating, belching, and
" between meals arc symptoms of
||Psia, which Hoods Sarsaparillla
2 cures.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10
Real Estate Transfers.

John D. Fullpack and wife TO Ad-
olson Cain, lots and Q, West
Drive subdivision .....,...-......s
Per Ehrenheim to Maggie Emerson.
part section 3, township south,
range 1 west -.....--..--.......-
Franklin Lawrence TO w. 9. Joy,
lots ., 6 and Z, block g West
Drive boulevard ...........,.
V. A. BettiIyon and wife TO Bettil-
yon Home Builders Co, part lot
u. block .. subdivision OF block
26. plat II ..,...-,..,...-....
Thomas ]. Bowden and wife to
Lawrence Fl, Rowden, part sec
ton Z, township 2s. range I west.
Two million dollars guarantees I
security Of every abstract made by Z
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 33
Main. We own our records.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-10

A valuable booklet, &c Diseases
of the Blood containing help
ful information, will be sent
upon request,
Dr.. William Pink Pills are
sold by all druggists, OF will be
sent, postpaid, on receipt of
price, 80 cents per box; six
boxes $3.50. by the DR.. Will
liams Medicine Company, Sche-
nectsdy, n. Y.
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!. PRAISES THE DOCTORS
President Taft Guest of Medical Club
1.t of PhiIndelDhft.

L,nliadelphia. Pa. May 4.-Prcsidcnt
Ialt was the guest of honor at recep-
non given here tonight by the NIedi-
al Club of Philadelphia. The Prcsi-
who had done the most for the adj !.
Tancemcnt OF medical science, and his
Two recommendations that a nationa
partment of health be created by
SoHSrcsS was dealt upon approvingly
by Or. w. l. Rodman, who presided.
me IreStdent praised the doctors OF
me United states Army and doctors
d ~ genera general for the efficiency they have
GG',shplased IN conruering disease in
SS,upa. In the Philippines and In the
. aHanaa canal Zone. He found iustiii-
ecation for the war with Spain in tho
stamping out of yellow fever in Cuba
lnat threatened death ITO our South.
ern cities" 49,
., resident Taft referred to the ef-
iiciency of the army medical corps, and
pointed out that III the camp at San
hmtonio where $4,000 troops arc quar-
i ,ered, only one case of typhoid fever
h ihd appeared. He compared this to tho
dreadful scourgc in Cuba during the
SSPanisn- y merican War. where he said,
~ per cent. became infected within
10 tion ND,ttttif
The President said that much money
Lao Decn expended and many lives
80 sc vverihced IN the Spanish American
war but that they are as nothing
compared with the dement's TO hutnanitv
"nlch have accrued from the discov-
cries made duriag that period. rr
on MS way over from Washing ton
the President talked reciprocity viii
Chairman Penrose Of the senate ri :.
nance Committee. Senator PenrOse told
me President that hearings would he
neld by his committee until May IL in
o oe, .mat inc constituents OF Western
SonatorS might be heard. The hill the
senator thought, would pass tho Sen.
ate without amendments i'1fTt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
RoADBED TO BLAME
Hut No One Is Held RcaponatbIc for
Fatal Wreck.

- 49, enc ~ tteIu hcsponSlbIe for
aai Fatal Wreck.
Easton. Pa. May 4.--"By the evidonca
oelore us we conclude that the acct
uent was caused by n defective road
D ,eu, was the fnding of the coroncr's
Jury III Phillippsburg, ~ j.. following
.ne inquest of the victims OF the wreck
on the pennsylvania Railroad at Mar
TN creek last saturday This nndinr
vas mace IN connection with the death
o. Eleanor Rutherford, the Uticn school
.cacher. who died from her Injuries
IN the Easton HOSPITAL IL,
PROSECUTOR Striker. who assisted Cor
oner Kinney i'm his investigation, said
explicit verdict MI :, !. 49, - :
,,r, The e., case is now up TO the grand
jury for further Investigation IL they
care to take IT, he said.
NO one being charged with neglect.
there is no one against whom a charge
can be made. There was no oy!dcncs
10 show any person charged with tho
care OF the roadbed had any knowi-
edGe Of defect. If any there was."'
testimony tending TO show that bal
,hst had been taken out of the road
red IN order to straighten the tracks
winch were from six to twelve inches
out Of line. and that no one had warn
ca the engineer of the spccial train
tnht there was danger uhead. wns
given BY Jacob Hun. one of the sectiop
men, at the coroncr's Inquest to-day -
Leonard Miller. another section hand
admitted that with n couple of b,ick
cts OF water the fire which foIiou,nd
the derailment could have been 1extin
Sulshed Immediately after the wreck
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FIGHT FOR EDDY RICHES
ADOPTED SON OF Church Founder Files
Amendment to BILL.

Adopted Son OF Church Founder Files
Amendment to Bill.
concord. II. H.. May Am amend
iment TO the PLAINTIFFS bill in the suit
brought In the United states Circuit
aterbury. VT adopted son OF thr
late Mis-. Mary E'aker G. Eddy. founder
or the Christian Science Church. 4,
i haHe the residuary clause of Mrs. Ed.
h,y,s Will declared Illegal, has been al
i [nSW4ed; with the provision that thu
defendants be allowed seven DAYS In
y w dn,i ls,t 10 fie objections to tho llnai
that such Injunction will he filed WAS
given TO the clerk of the Federal courts
In this city to-day BY counsel for lien
r rs n. Baker. executor Of the Eddy
a SITE and the other defendants. Tho
fenriy his week to the bill in the ease
IN the New Hampshire Superior Court
IN which George w. Glover, of Lad +
5: D.. is seeking similar result nn,i
sets up the claim that tho agreement
made ma r, In 1909. whereby NIessrs Glover
ana roster Eddy agreed not 10 con
Jest Mrs. Eddy's will In view of n
Money settlement was not valid. on
the ground that Mrs. Eddy personaIiv.
was not party to the agreement. m -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
STRIKE is SPREADING
Lnb0rcrs Claim Tint Hundreds Hnve
Joined Their Ranks

Pittsburg, Pa. May 1.-THE strike
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad shop
men on the Plttsburg division spread
to-day TO the Allegheny shops on the
tort Wayne division and the Verona
sEon of the Allegheny Valley division.
~ the former $40 men walked out. and
the company tonight asserted that 3Il
mon were still at work Atsthe Vcrnna
shops, where 497 men are on tho pay
toil. II Is claimed moro than 300 have
Joined the strikers ,E
one man was shot through the knee
END Two others were severely beaten
tonight at Wall Borough. which nd
lonrns Pitcairn. when strikers. strike
breakers and railroad detectives en-
gagged IN fight during which more
than score of bullets ware dred in 10
a ~ crowd IN front of the Wall post
office The fight was started. IL is snid.
BY strikebreakers crowding a striker
on narrow boardwalk. and strike
E. Upon receiving ncws of the shooting
Shefln Judd Bruff ordered all the sa :
looms In Wall closed until the strike Is
settled Pitcairn is no license town
Strikebreaker Hs.} $500 = .
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\ HAS WORST loF LUCK
iinE'nnd'D Great DtrlgihIc Airsbin, Ara
DcntrOyctI.

iinEinnd'D Great DirlrihIc Airsbip, Are
Destroyed.
London. May 1.-THE government Ia s
hnu me worst luck with It's drigihIs
arships' The Lebaudy dirigiblc. which
was damaged 1t Aldcrs.ot after q suc'
ws ssiu ,ot iight from Paris last summer.
on us first trial trip 10 day.-A ,srcat
wh,eh 6 n,rsh ,,la the construction Of
cy. defisncd 10 take a spectacular mari
~ I nne coronation naval review. was So
padiy damaged at Barrow yesterday
mat II cannot be taken out for montbs
c,n rne l.ehsnty met disaster against q
SliiuHlp of trees, ami is a mass Of ruins
Ma!or Sir q. Banntrman. communicate,
OF me air battalion a south Fernbor
ouEh and head OF the goyernnent,s
aeronhuts. took the airship out this
eeeadi ans With a crew. of aevenIt as.
fehded gracefully and Travelled smooth.
y Tor some time. Finally the uirshir
neg "a, TO descend. and. drifting almost
teipicssiy, struck the trees. when the
o oas exploded with loud report. ono
u T ne orew wns badly injured.
The naval airship $40 feet 49,
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scnate,s New Hour.

.a Washington. May i.-Until other
wise ordered the Senate is to meet at
. o'clock in the afternoon instead of
at room
Tie custom of decades. the custom
that has grown up with the country
and was thought as fixed an institution
as Congress itself, was thrown 10 the
winds iii jiffy this afternoon Without
a voice raised in behalf of the hoary
antiquity. the Senate voted mat until
it shall decide differently. it shall meet
two hours later than in the past
The overturning OF the custom OF
netting at noon and the fixing OF the
meeting hour al . o'clock was accom-
pliihed so quickly that tho vcteran
employees of the Senate were inquirins
for many minutes after the change had
been made If they had heard Alright.
Adjournment TIL Monday.
Senator Gallinger had proposed that
Wien the Senate adjourns to-day. 1t be
10 meet Monday. He said several Sem
at,rs had asked for that and he asked
flthc Senators in charge OF the two
bids OH the calendar objected to the
adjournment.
Senator Borah, who Is In charge OF
the direct elections resolution remark
cd that he would not object. If that
) (Contlnucd on Second Page.y --
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Have You Left An
Order for Your Copy?

An illustrated magazine, nIIed
from cover 10 cover with bright
short stories, up-to-dHtc articles
by Frank q. Carpenter and John
EIfreth Watkins, n pnge of cable
news from European capitals, four
puEex of live nporting news, q page
OF pictures of pc6pic In the public
eye, NIL the live news of Virginia
md the world mt large, poured Into
this office over special yvIrcs--thexc
are II few OF the things which Will
lie found in The TImea- Dispatch
next Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
FORMER SENATOR DEAD
Alfred Beard <ittrehgc Dicn ut Hot
,SErihES After Months Illness.

ncuru hlttredEc DicH ut Hot
Springs After Months Illness.
hot Springs. Ark. May 4.-.After be-
ING unconscious for rty-cight hours
.orner United States Senator Kit
sredge. Of South Dakota. died here to
night at $3.50 O'Clock. after an fitness
Two weeks ago For the past tea
uays MS life had hung by Il thread :,
toHplication of liver and kidney
1rou.bies is given as the cause OF
senator kittrcdge's body will be
TAKEN 10 Kent. New hampshire. for
l1mrhtefmcht In the family burial grounds
me senator's brother and sIgtcr and
ptner relatives and friends, who have
DGen AZ his bedside for the past week.
Viii accompany the body. The funeraj
row. - ny" NO.
!, hAlired Beard kittrcdgc was born in
Nun al county. New Hampshire
harch IS. 1861. Immediately after his
circulating from the law school al
ihle IN lSS5 he began the pra cticc oi
ray AZ Sioux Falls. 8. D. He was an
pointed 10 the United States Senate
July II, 1901. to nil the vacancy ca,is-
60 by the death OF Senator James IL
I,H%ie' and took HIS seat December g
l9vl. He was elected to succeed him
SSsii IN 1903 his term Of office expiring
March 3. 1909 $50 - :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
BOYCOTT URGED
Miss Anne Inorganic Restaurant Pr,
Under Bnn,

hiss anne IorEnn'S Restaurant Phi
Under Bnn.
New York. May -E1acards urrIn,
the workers In the Brooklyn navy Sars
TO boycott the restaurant which Miss
Morgan. recently established there pan :, :,
neared In the navy yards to-day. Tho
warlike posters read: - ~ -
ITO all workingmen in the navy
restaurant. Keep away and 40 not
patronizc u until we have a new man
agement. The conditions, are Intoiern
bio and nm Insult to every honest work
ing man." NH IT 't'>l
No great falling off among patrons
Of tho Morgan restaurant was noted,
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HAS NOTHING TO SAY.
Prisoner Accused of Killing His Chill
dreu, Stan1a Silent.

Boston, Mass. May i.-Standing in
the prisoners dock In what appeared
TO be a dazed condition, Thomas Hag-
gerty, who spread the news around the
ncighborhood of Parker Hill. in Rox-
bury. last evening. that he had killed
his three little children by gas poison
clerk OF the Roxbury Police Court told
him that a charge of murder in .ha
first degree had been laid against him
The case was continued for week,
and Haggerty was sent to Jail Hae-
Eerty had been greatly depressed since
the death of his wife two years ago
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PARDON FOR M'CANN
He Is Released Through Effort. a., co,-
3fHE Onel ItuukcycIt iii

. onfl NooScvclt. 5F
aSpringheld. III. May i.-Govern ne
nleen to-day, acting on The reconmen-
~ , ZION Of the, State Board Of Pardons.
spector Edward Mccain. OF Chicaro
VINO IS serving term In the State Pen
ltentiary at Joliet for taking police
protection money. McCanns record was
vice. Preachers and settlement Work !.
CTS f credited him with having rescued
hundreds of women and girls.
Police Department The insnector ~. ~ :
INDICTED. tried and convicted OF COZ
lee ling hush money. almost cntireiy
en- Inc testimony of keepers and In.
mates OF resorts. who said they maid
cues 10 Mccain monthly.
colonel Theodore Roosevelt interest
60 &c, nimself in Mccain and In a letter
, uhlScM GoVernor Deneen 10 make a
NOR uSh investigation of the case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
FIREWORKS EXPLODE
Young Woman Killed nnd Mnn In
iI II- r. MfNkiur, N til5II

Newark. ~ j.. May 4.-one yopn,,
woman Is dead and ono man Is miss
Ing as the result or n ire, starting
With an explosion, which destroyed the
works of the National Fireworks Com.
man Is Fornley S. Bradner, Treasurer
and manager OF the company. Several
Of the young women employees In the
mace had narrow escapes and somo
The explosion was. followed by n rush
OF fire. The dead woman was aiiss
Lena Shlck. I'3I1S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
. VESSELS IN COLLISION
CAPTAIN OF Steamer snys sisnn, wn,
Li-.. DihrcEurhcN .---. NM.

- ''frfHTtT SHyE SIEnnl Wnh
DisrcEurded.
steamer Hencliff, from Gebnri. -,h,
ana the four masted schooner J.
Teel. bound for Norfolk. came together
near quarantine to-day. both sustain.
ing considerable damage. CAPTAIN
7 inn, Of the Bencliff. said his steamer
siEhaied that she would pass to port.
ont the schooner disrega rticd the
signal and struck the Bencliff on tho
port bow. inflicting damage to plates.
. . ana upper works. and breaking
the foremost. Captain Davis. ~ tho
schooner. declined to mako a stata-
nent. 3H m
The stem of the Tccl with the head
gear was carried away her mizzen
san was torn TO pieces, and Other
damage. which cannot he known until
she dry docks, was sustained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
NO BREAK IN SIGHT
legislative sa j., ,!,,,.. Has Become Test

Z, of Endurnnce.
= Nasnyille, Tenn, May 4-Despite the
aaet mat members Of both factions IN
I'm e.sal, nousaIarc holding informal con.
IN The legislative muddle. The run n. +.
away representatives in Alabama viii
H. u reported, return to their homes.
the meantime their opponents viii COZ !
t,nue the legislative sessions. The Sen.
hte. had quorum day and trans
a s,t some business, but the House roll
membership present. The matter sne,,,a
OF endurance. " 9 US
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HAMMERSTEIN HOPEFUL
believes He VIII Produce Opern srnln
In New York

New York. y ", May 4.-."NIaybe.
opern here again" said Oscar Ham
mersteln. the imprcsario, just before
sailing to-day for Europe.
+ Mr., tlammerSteln goes abroad 10 loo,.
after his operate venture In London,
Whom he retired from the opera lii,
field here he agreed not to give grand
opera locally again for ten years ue
said to-day, however. that lie was on
most friendly terms with the Metro.
nclitan people, and" he went on. "Dar-
haps ! will como to some agreement
with them to modify that clause SO ns
be dnnc.n 49, -.-L-,.,-' II .SN''1
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senator for Eight Years.

.oM',Iaeshlngton. May 4.--senutor KIT
, iieugc was "a membcr of the senate for
~ NJ Years. Early in his career he
was chairman of the Interoceanic Ca
.ai committee. and In that capacity
i,,i,E,e s. , for the United states The
a,.i. 70 rights on the Isthmus of PAN
anna purchased from the French rov-
enn r. His report on this matter was
nesaraed rs an unusually strong doc.
rl.t. inc Senator WAS lawyer. ANA
~ iIiuhy Years served actively as 2
WeIlper OF the judiciary COMMITTEES I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
EARTH ITREMORS RECORDED
believed That aunkc Took Place In :,
i8bt.9 Nenr italy. "

New Orleans, May 4.-Earth tremors
W H6re, recorded c!, by the. tseismograph at
rti%.oia college this afternoon begin.
minutes The second preliminary he.
gan ~ 5:aS o'clock and the main trnnn.
I3 1, AT gu o'clock The. .tremors We're
mat he earthquake took place in az
near italy i'','' - VI
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Felt nj Mobile.

Mobile; Ma, May IA severe earth
quahe shock was recorded unon tho
seism1ograph at Spring Hill College M
o. clock tonight. 1t is es,imated
maj Tue centre OF the disturbance wos
| about 1000 miles distant YVES
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ALL ARE CONVICTED

Three Conspirntors Must Serve SEN
fences for "DadGer Game"
Knott. formerly OF Detroit; James r.
Knott, of Orangcburg. S. c.. her hus !.
band, and Albert a. Armstrong. of wa
tertown. S. D., were to-day convicted
Of conspiracy to blackmail local mer-
chant by the badger game" and wer.
sentenced to the penitentiary, Mrs.
Knott for two years and the two men
for four years each. BENJAMIN Knott.
ity. nled application for new trial
ard was released on bond.
Chnricstown Goew "wct,o
CharlcstOwn. w. Va. May 4.-Cherles-
town to-day went ''wet" by 66 major.
ltY in total vote OF 481. iIi