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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-28
WESTERN TOWN WIPED
OUT BY A CYCLONE ?

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Aug. pa
cyclone is reported to have obliter-
ated the business district of Spooner,
Wis, in the northwestern part of the
State.
All wires are down and there is no
information as to the loss of life or
property. Spooner is a village Of
1900 population.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-28
ORLEANS IS VOTING
ON COMMISSION RULE

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2s.-New
Orleans. today is voting to determine
whether 1t will adopt a commission
form of government. Both factions
in municipal politics seem in favor
of the change.
According to the proposition a
mayor and four commissioners will
constitute the council The right of
initiative and referendum is another
feature of the proposed change.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-28
RULING ON

TRENTON. Aug. 2s.--In a suit
brought by Gustav Stickley against
Edwin s. Wilson to compel the
specific performance of a written con-
tract to convey four mountain lots
for $500 Vice-Chancellor Stevens has
decided that a decree may be entered
by the complainant in accordance
with a tender suggested by the de-
PENDANT.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
NEW FIVE ROOM MODERN
COTTAGE

This cottage is somewhat different from
other cottages Of Its size. and presents an
attractive outside appearance; has a gable
Instead Of bungalow roof, which gives a
large attic and room 10 finish two more
rooms IL needed later on. Convenient
vestibule entrance with 1913 style front
door, three long panels with square bevei
plate at top. Nice living room. bright and
CHEEKY dining room 10 south side; large
kitchen ana pantry; two fine sleeping
rooms and large bathroom; two big clos
cts. bathroom fully equipped, porcelain
tub, pretty layatory, higt-grAde water
closet. hot and cold water, Polished oak
floors finished 20 high gloss. Electric
lights all through and In basement Con-
struction Is first class In every way. very
best materials throughout and put to-
gether by high class workmen. Nothing
about the construction OF this neat little
cottage has been sklmped, lower Joints
are ks. ceiling joists are 2x6, floors are
double with No. shiplap for under floor,
red rosin between-tar felt between walls.
all joists studs, rafters are on is-inch
centers, tolsts all double bridged. The lot
II high and slightly and full size. This Is
cory little home that you will be proud
70 own-and your rent will buy it-Price
H.s75. yl5o cash and s2a50 per-Smonth
lmonthly payments include the interest.)
IL this sounds like home that would suit
you. do not delay, but see me today. for
these cottages sell very quickly. Can be
sen Sunday and evenings only. Come
today to lis South Halcyon Ave, Benson
phone Benson H.
L, @ rnr-r p YNr~,,,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

Sm Woolvorth Ave, s-r, mod *
S8 S. I'd 81, & s-room da;. hotf
~ S. I'd St. 7-r., mod, s..
Bemis-cariberg Co. sle-u2 Brsndels the
aier.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
OFFERED FOR RENT
Ho.xe. and Cottages.

s71-5--.. mod. az. heat. eos y. 36th.
s2a-S-r., mod. ex. heat. IA s. 18th
slS5e-S-r.. mod ea- heat. $50 corby.
slG-5-r., c. W. and gas, SIS Sahler.
s75-s-r., mod. ex. heat. Sn N. 18th.
s2l-5-r., mod. ex. heat, Alb n. 18th Ave.
sse-5-r., new. all mod, 2SS Chicago.
$lS-6-r., mod. ex- heat. LIS Parker.
s3e-S-r., all mod, 1894 S. 18th.
est, all mod, 4232 Harvey.
sl5-S-r., all mod, 100 S. 18th.
Sl6-6-r., mod. ex. heat. 17A Ontario.
BIRKETT & TEBBENS.
s23 Bee Bldg. Doug. 4754. A-lI54'
FoUR-RooM cottage. gas and water.
Harnav aaqs n-as-n
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
OFFERED FOR RENT
House. and Cottages.

Houses and Cottages.
as Chicago, rooms, mod. large yard.
barn or garage, so.
81 S. 18th. 10 rooms. mod. so
2+s Capitol Ave. 7 rooms. mod, y0
ee 5. nth, ] rooms. 81.
26oz Hamilton. rooms. S5
~ Burt, rooms, bath, SIS.
RISGWALT BROS.
Brandeis Theater Bldg.
FOR RENT-A s-room house, stds 81.
Mays Ave, si2-5o Phone Red eSsl.
Houses. Ins. kingwait, Brandeis IN. Bldg.
Houses in al parts Of the ciTy-
creish Sons q Co.. Bee Bldg
6-RooM, steam heated apartment, The
Mason, alst and Mason Sts, Sc Tele-
phone Douglas l57L
coTTAGE for rent, 1904 Burt ST.
TEN rooms. modern, issl 5. 9TH: fine
ior two families. Douglas Isl
HOUSE. rooms, modern. ls2i Cass ST.;
rent So.
WEST FARNAM : New residence,
steeeo. S9 \. Ssth Ave. so. Red 81.
For RENT-s-room house, modern OK
eept furnace. Rent cheap. $40 North
s-RooM house. modern except heat.
levy decorated. SG corby. Key Cd
door west Douglas 27A
HoUsE-2si. Dewey Ave. ! rooms
rnooern Meyer stationery Co. 1916 Far
HOUSEHOLD GOODS backed and for
warded; cheap freight rates; moving and
storing. Expressmen's Delivery Co. Tel
Dovglas ~ City office, Us s. 18th ST,
Bee Bldg.
7-RooM. all modern, brick, 1905 n. 9Th:
paved; house In good repair: 5000
,. We camden Ave. 4-room cottage: q
g: q TuRKINeToN. zoe Bee Bldg.
MOVING. packing and storing Of house
hold goods and pianos is our business.
Omaha Van and Storage Co.. freproof
storage, es s. 18th, by the viaduct. Branch
offlce. Us s. 18th St Tel. d asa A 1850.
SRooM FLAT, first floor OF Maryland,
ll5 Park Ave; one OF the newest and
most up-to-date apartments ia city; two
extra well lighted rooms, In half base
ment. can be secured for use of maid or |
ideal play room for children; all furnished |
In hardwood; tile bath room: gas range
and retrigerator; vacant March L Phone |
.ss Charles. s-r,. all-mod.; : families II
o'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
FOR RENT--A large modern residence.
a.
electric light two toilets. 50 month. |
Douglas 672.
SIX rooms, new, modern. West Farnam.
y block 70 car, IS. Douglas 2s42
sIX-RooM PLATING front rooms,
suitable for office or Housekeeping ap3 /
Lake. Reasonable rent Phone ID ee76.
NEW broom cottage. full basement,
large attic. Al modern except heat. so
esA ". nth st.
io2 N. AST-s-room. modern: ready
March !. A. L. Patrick. l07 ". I'D St.
FOR RENT-A large modern residence,
corner 18th and Pierce: II rooms. furnace,
electric lights: toilets; so per month.
Douglas 81
9TH AND BURT-7 rooms and bath.
0keefe Real Estate Co..
$50 Leavenworth, Ser. and bath.
o'REEFE REAL ESTATE co.
FOR RENT-Large brick house and
sbout five acres improved grounds at
sherman Ave. and Spruce ST.: very suit
lble for club. hospital or institutional
home. as well as private residence.'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

A MONEY PRoPosITIoN-Do you
want 10 own a mail order business
MISREPRESENTATION own bossf Would you
manage an agency for me IN your vicinity
or elsewhere7 All printed matter fur
nished for one-half the profits Write
Tor Particular Hasen A. Morton. Desk
q. Tekonshn. Micn.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
-
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FoR SALE

NICE vacant corner. sex1ls r., near car
me ana new car shops: good rental dis
trct; room for three houses. m na -
terms. A little less for cash. Ioea+ss
zsth and Erskine- Owner, Webster Ess
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
Statesmen.

ESTABLISH A BUSINESS OF YOUR
OWN WITHOUT CAPITAL
Our original plan OF selling groceries
by sample 70 farmers, stockmen. restaur-
ants. boarding houses and other large
consumers. enables energetic statesmen
now living outside OF Omaha to establish
quickly permanent business OF their
own. yielding a splendid income. Com
mission advanced. Semi-monthlv eettle-
fments Goods sold subject TO trial. En-
psrience not essential. Write for particu-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

MAN or woman In Omaha and every
city or town to handle our household
necessities. Eighty articles. Toilet ar
tcles. extracts. spices, etc. 100 per cent
Profit Appoint sub-agents and make
money on their sales. Our representative
made S7sS one week. Work pleasant.
Write US Address Lock Box Isl. Desk
ALI, Tripoh, las
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

AGENTS. L1sTEN-our "substitute for
Slot Machines" sells like wild fire No
capital required, Exclusive territory.
Anderson Game Co., Anderson. Ind.ss
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

If YOU KNEW
The firms that have called on US for
help, you would see us without delay.
Each and every position listed below are
with large and responsible firms. Call at
our office tomorrow and let US show you
how we place the applicants record IN
direct touch with the business man
II unlisted look this up. Investment re-
CURED. Manager hardware and impIe-
ment store. Young man who is capable OF
working himself up TO a third interest in
the firm. This store did HLeoo worth OF
business last year. Don't fall to look this
up AT ONCE
Credit man. must be thoroughly expert
enced. $50.
Cashier. wholesale firm. tSdsso.
Sales manager, with one OF the larg-
est firm In Omaha. 400
Lumber yard manager. Central Neb. 500
Yard manager, lumber. prefer young
married man. sS-x5.
cigar statesmen. experienced. 500.
speciality statesmen. 80 per week, 10
per cent commission and exp.
Multigraph operator one who can do
typewriting. ~
Shipping clerk. hwd $50
salesman. implements. Commission.
Asst bookkeeper and salesman, prefer
young man. Salary depends.
stenographer, wholesale. SO.
COOPERATIVE REFERENCE CO.,
lEstablished FIVE YEARS In Omaha-l
nl5-le City National Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

KEMPER-THoMAs CO, Cincinnati.
want travelling men for advertising fans
hs side line. Quick money. $50 10 SIS
weekly. Copyrighted designs. Selling
season now on. Apply Fan Dept"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

WANTED. AGENTS-Legitimate substi-
tute for slot machines; patented, sells on
sight for si.D Particulars. elisha Co.,
Anderson. Indss
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
Houses and Cottages.

S74 s. &TH-s rooms. completely mod
ern. Ss-5o 81 !. 9Th. 5 rooms, CON-
pletely modern. IS. ThoS F. Han, q
Range Blk d. 7ses. A-44o6
5-r. cottageIT mod. except heat. fine re-
pair. good location. Phone Harvey ss4s
sl2-cottage. partly modern, 4ls \. ssth
Ave Webster III.
4 ROOMS and bath. short walking dis
lance: new. every convenience; perfect
service. first or second floor, rent free
10 March / Phone . s2&
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

SALESMAN WANTED-Earn $50 per
month; sell dealers highly advertised
article. exclusively or side line. No sam
pies TO carry Imperial Co. St Louis
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

PORTRAIT AGENTS-Our men make
money year round. Great DUH season
novelties. Our Luminous Cruefix money
co.ner. For good portraits write US; for
unbelievable kind, try other fellow. Cat
alog free. Pioneer Portrait Co, 5s2o Hal
kted, Chicagoss
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

'cANor-HiEh grade positions. 500 Bee.
FULL dress suits and party dresses for
sale; also for rent 81 70 $50 a night.
JOHN FELDMAN. s0s N. nth. ID. Inn
800 WILL furnish ali books and thor
oughly teach you bookkeeping In three
weeks or refund your money. c. Z. En-
kelmann. l6i Belmont. avenue, Spring
field, Mass
EARN good copying addresses: particu-
lie
Factory and Trades.
Drug store tsnapo JOBS. Kniest. Bee Bldg
wANrED-A good tailor at the Boys
Industrial school, single man preferred,
but man and wife without children could
Be employed; must have good references
and be temperate In al things Address
G. B. Manuel. Supt.. Kearney. Neb.'
wANTED-An AL first class paper
hanger. No other need apply. The Abel
Pedersen-Vau Ripper Co. Sioux City. Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

HOUSES WITH GARDEN LOTS:
sso-lsi1 Park Ave, rooms, modern.
x2S-Ss1s Charles St, 7 rooms, modern,
S2-13 Locust St, rooms, modern
except heat. barn.
rNsl5 Charles St. rooms modern
barn.
WALKING DISTANCE:
t2s-4ls N. nth St, 8 rooms. modern ex-
cept heat
siEshslby Court. I'd and LeaEsnworth.
rooms. modern except heat
N+-ilS n. nth St, rooms. modern
except heat.
STREET CAR MEN:
1e-@s Vinton ST. 6 rooms. modern
ce.lIis S. sth 81. rooms. modern ex-
cept heat
tls-illi s sth St. rooms. modern .r.
cept heat.
CLOSE TO CAR LINES:
tal-Si4 Miami St., rooms. modern ex-
cept heat.
0-ssa Fowler Ave. rooms. modern
except heat.
ssclSio N.,s4th St. S rooms. modern ex-
cept heat.
CLOSE IL FI-AT-RooMINc HOUSES
&-s@ s 16th ST.. 6 rooms, modern ex-
cept heat. Vacant March l.
N-2sth and Douglas SITS. rooms
modern on hill top. good fresh air.
ELS n. 18Th St, on boulevard, one
BLOCK from Coliseum. 8 rooms. modern.
A bargain.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY. AGENTS
1622 Faruam Ste
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

Clerical and office.

wANTED-ErrAnd boy at once. L A.
MedlAr e Co. il6 8 llih ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

MAN wanted with rig TO take charge
OF sale OF our medicines. extracts. spices
soaps, perfumes, toilet articles. stock and
poultry Preparations, etc. In your county.
work guaranteed, Work heaithful. pleas
ant very profitable. References required.
Write Us. We mean business. Shores
Mueller company. Dept. 10. Trtpou. la.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

McAGUE BUILDING. 18th and Dodge.
Attractive offices. single or en- suite; hot
and cold water In nearly all rooms; rents.
81 TO 80; service complete. Apply
OMAHA LOAN & BUILDING ASSN.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

5-R00M HEATED
APARTMENT
Look At No. 2 In the LEONE at so 8.
18th ST.; strictly modern and up-to-date
Price 40 In winter. and 80 in summer.
PAYNE a slater Co,
sole agents 9Th floor. ON. Nat Rk bldg
FOR RENT-New Groom brick fiat;
first class; entirely modern. 1915 s. 10Th
ST.. ~. Phone Douglas 4s7o.
BROOM modern fiat, s27.5N, nicely
decorated best furnace. 1915 A. s.. 18th
81
APARTMENTS.
s&ee-New broom apartment on first
floor Alsatian apartments. sSth ST, be-
tween Farnam and Dodge. Heat, hot and
cold water and janitor service.
h5.O0-New 5-room apartment on first
noor-St. George Apartments, alst Ave,
and Dodge. Heat, hot and cold water and
yanitor service. Very nicely decorated.
tS260-5-room outside apartment on the
second floor Alsatian apartments. Heat,
hot and cold water and janitor servioa.
Porches front and hack
sl6,oo-Each for furnished single rooms
for bachelors In the Alsatian apartments.
Can rent one, two or three together.
ARMsTRoNG-wALsH CO,
Txler fAhf e10 So fgth see
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
HELP waNTED-MALE
AEent., saIe.Iarn and soIicItor..

AGENTS-wonderful Opportunity; act
quick. sell Andrew" Concentrated Beer
Extract; makes real genuine intoxicating
beer right at home, by adding water:
saves 100 per cent brewers price, not
near beer not substitute, but real lager
beer no liquor license required; small
Package carry weeks supply. deliver as
you sell Andrew" Is the concentrated
Ingredients OF real lager beer. same ma
terial used by ell brewers for brewing
the best beer; big seller; enormous de-
mands large profits; just send postal.
Wen show you how 10 make money quick
American Products Co., Dept. 0s9. Gin
cinnau, o."
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

BE A TRAVELLING sAI.EsMAN. earn
While Foa learn. Write for particulars OF
our system. BFzdstrret System. ROches-
ter. ~ u
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

6-RooM APARTMENT VACANT
MARCH ].
Steam heat. janitor service. tiled hath
gas range. refrigerator. Georgia apart
PETERS TRIrST CO..
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
stores and Officer.

FoUR-ROoM cottage, gas and water.
Harvey 2ee6, B-sf7s.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
OFFERED FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms.

YOUNG men and ladies' VINO are room
ing can get their laundry. work done By
calling Webster 5S72s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
STOP! KEADI

Learn automobile engineering IN our large
training shop. Hundreds OF successful
graduates. Complete equipment Of auto
mobiles and machinery. Address National
Auto Training Assn, eeS Brandeis Thea
tar RldR Omaha Nah
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
COURT TERM
 FOR CH|T|NA
Grand Jury WiII Do Business At Interior Railroad
 Town.

A special term of the dis irict court has been called to sit al Chilina on June 90 and a vcnirc will be drawn for q grand jury. This looks as if the court were of the Spiniop>that there are matters in ftaXrailroad town requiring the Attention of the judicial bra1h of~thc govern ment.
 It is possible the grand jury jury will pay attention to the charges brought against Com- missioner Healoy as well as make an inquiry into the old road tax scandals.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
COURT DENIES
 MOTION TOQuAsH
Arguments on Demurrers Now Being Made on Twelve In-
 dictments

The motion to quaSh the in dictmrntS in the cases against Captain Barnciir. was decided adversely to the defendants by Judge CuShman shortly before noon today, after an exhaustive argument and the reading of nu- merOus citations by the attorneys on both sides.
 The points raised by the de- fcndant, in his motion was that the names of the witnesses tes- tifying before the grand jury by which he was indicted were not endorsed on the indictment, and that member of the grand jury was by a vote of that body px- cluded from dclibcrating in inc case.
 This afternoon arguments will be begun on the demurrers of the defendant to the twelve indict.- ments returned against him by the Fairbanks grand jury. It is expected these arguments will consume considerable time as many questions have been raised.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
R0bEL|NG WAS
 KNOWN HERE
Mr. 8. A. Temple Regrets the Death of the Famous Bridge
 Builder

The loss of life on the Titanic was SD great that there is scarce ly q community in America which will 0l be more or less effected The death of Col. Washington Robeling, the builder of the fla nous Brooklyn bridge, is kccnly rcgrcttcd by Mir. $. A. Temple, who has known him for years. They became acquainted years ago, and three years past the New York millionaire became interes- ted m the possibilities of Alaska copper. He had arranged to H. nance inc Knights Island Copper Mining Company, in which MT. Temple is interested, but the drop in copper caused the negotiations to fall through. They, howev- CT, continued to keep up a cor respondencc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18

Chicago, April iS--A letter was received here by a friend of Captain Edward Smith, who was in command of thr Titanic when
 she was wrecked, stating the steamer would leave in a few days and that she was not properly equipped in case of an accident. Captain Smith said he had re- monstraicd with the company of ficialS but il had been useless as time would not permit of Srcur- ing lifcboats. He regretted hav- ing iO go tO sea improperly equipped, but stated he hoped to get the company to add theme
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
HOME RULE MEASURE
 DISCUSSED IN CONGRESS
No VOTE WAS TAKEN TOO MEMBERS WANTED TO SPEAK ON mEAsURE--FEo ooD IS URGENT IN FAVOR
 PASSING

Washington, April iS--COn- gross spent the entire afternoon yesterday discussing the Alas kan home rule measure. Every member apparently wanted lO cX- press himself on the bill and air his knowledge of the territory. No vote was taken as many mem- bcrS wished to speak on the bill
 Chairman Flood of the con- mittcc on territories favored the
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
COMRADESAO HONOR
 SERGEANT TOONEY
Banquet and Smoker Given to Mark His Retirement From
 The Service

On the r"iircmrni nf First Scr g"anl Thomas Tnnmry of Com pany C. 10th Infantry. April I1. 1912, afirr thirty years of ~rryir.. a banquet and ~mnkrr was len drrrh in his honor by the inrnl- b"rs of his company.
 The hall in which lhr banu,Irt was held was deliberately deco rated with red. white and blue paper. and with Inc addition of numerous large and small Amer ican flags presented d spectacle which was not only pleasing to the eye but which will live for a long time in tn" nnmury of those present.
 Covers were laid for eighty and all inc culinary talent in the post called upon to contribute ireir best efforts io produce d tasty and bountiful rrpast. The menu cards, dainiily roIOrcd red. white and blue on one side of the cover and with inc company flag on the other, were appropriately in scribcd and furnished d pleasing and lasting mrncniu of the or- casiOn.
 After ihr col alton Sergeant TOomry was presented with a beautiful solid gold watch and nugget chain. q present from his comrades. and d toast was drunk by all [" his health and future welfare. Sergeant Tnunry was so overcome hy his feelings ihai h" was only able ln say q few words in reply. hut ihrsr. one could soc, came from his heart.
 S"ngo. rrciiaiiOns, violin so- los, cic., cnlivcncd Inc evening and the lime for closing was rr- grriIcd by all.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
RUBY MAY
 MAKE GOOD
old Timer In Dawson and FaIr- banks Writes From Now
 Camp.

Mr.. 0. Roberts has received a letter from Jerome Chute at Ru- by giving the news of that camp. Mir. Chute has been very ill for a long time but hopes to rccov- CT his health with the return of summer.
 He writes that there is a pos sibility of Ruby making good. The miners have not met with great success, but have found suffic- tent to keep them digging. sev- eral new finds have been report cd but sufficient work has not been done on the new creeks to show up definite. paystreak.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
MAKES ALASKA
 NATIONAL ISSUE Senator La Toilette Wants Coal Land Opened and Govern-
 ment Railroad

Albany. Orr.. April l1--Srn- atOr La Toilette in his speech make the opening of the Alaska coal lands all issue in his nation al campaign.
 He believes the government should have acted years ago by giving bona fidc claimants title tO their ground but maintaining restrictions which would prevent monopoly. He also favOrS the government building and npcrat- ing a trunk line through Alaska but is opposed t0 any scheme for leasing the road to private par lies when completed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18

measure and said that AIaSkans with one voice were asking for home rule. The committee of which Inc is chairman had invited discussion before reporting on the bill and opposition to the measure was confined to the gov ernor, Clark, whose appointment was by President Taft.
 Representative SulZrr urged the bill as also did Representative Wcdcmeycr of Michigan.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
RAILROAD MEN
 WILL STRIKE
Mexican National Railroad Will Be Tied up and Traffic Par
 aIyZed

Laredo, April iS--Owing in the order of the state department dis criminating against the rebels in receiving shipments the trafic on the Mexican National railway has ben paralyZed.
 The American engineers and Conductors on the road have putt as the rebel sympathizcrs have retaliated against the road and it's employees.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
SUICIDES FROM
 THE CLOUDS
Aviator Has Trouble With Ills Flanoe and Drops From Ills
 Machine

Versailles, April l8--AviatOr Ncrrcft met instant death today when he fell from his machine when at an altitude of 800 feet
 II is believed Inc deliberately committed suicide as hc had had trouble with his fiancc. His sweetheart was in the crowd which witnessed his plunge lo death.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
SEARCH FOR
 FATHERS BODY
Col. Astor's Son Charters Steam CT to go to The scene of
 The Wreck

New York, April i8:-William Astor, son of Col. AstOr, has chartered the fastest steamer to go in search of his fathers body.
 Mr.. AstOr believes the bodies of many of those who were drawn down by the wreck will come to the surface if they had life pre- servers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

Licufcnanc PrOsscr will be an outgoing passenger on inc North western, having been granted q leave of absence for one month. Lieutenant Drury will have com mand of the signal corps com pany during the absence of Lieu tenant PrOsser.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
MOOSE WILL DANCE
 ON SATURDAY EVENING

The Moose will give another of their regular dances next Satur- day evening. The floor has been Scraprd, vanished and waxcd and IS m the best possible shape. The scrvccs of the leading music Ians have been secured for the occasion.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
ESTERIY WILL INSTALL
 BIG HYDRAULIC PLANT

tir"rg" Max Esterly. who has been operating in the NiZina country for a number of years past. arrived at COrdOva on the Northwestern. He is sending in tons of pipe and other supplies from McCarihy'S tO Rex and Chittiiu creeks, where he is in- Stalling big hydraulic plant.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
ALASKAN CABLE IS
 IN COMMISSION AGAIN

Gable service was restored to- day Repairs tn the break. which occurred in the straight < of Fuca. Were made from bargpS tOwrd tn the scene of operations It is thought the cable was broken by submarine slides, as the cable has been parted in that vicinity several times.