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Show The Saist Lake, Telegram. ENGINE CREWS TRIKE AGAIN FE BOILERS Recurrence of Explosions on Union Pacific Causes Rebellion of Employees. CHEYENNE, July 16. A freleht engine, No. 1516, on the Union Pacific railroad, blew up" at Otto, fifteen miles west of here yesterday, scalding Fireman Ed Carlson so badly that he died shortly after being brought here, and, severely injuring Engineer D. D. Sweeney and Head Brakeman "Whaley. The injured men arrived In Cheyenne just as the funeral of Engineer Michael Lyons, who was killed in a similar accident last Sunday, was being held. The locomotive and a engine were demolished and thehelper track damaged, thus delaying traffic. The engine is the same type of locomotive as the 1512 which blew up at Dolores Sunday and killed the engineer. Immediately after the arrival of the injured men in Cheyenne, twenty engineers and firemen held a meeting and decided to throw up their positions rather than go out again cn one of the 1500 class locomotives. It was voted that these engines are unsafe. As the and a shop hand named Hansen, who were In the cab at the time, miraculously escaped with their lives, although they were bijulsed and burned by the escaping steam. The engine was almost a complete wreck. After exploding, the train and engine ran for a distance of a hundred feet and came to a stand. None of the passengers war injured. The company officials cannot explain the explosion save by saying that It was due to some hidden defect in the material of the boiler. OFFICIALLY HE IS DEAD f FRIDAY SATURDAY eran Who Is Seeking a Pension. "dead SULLIVAN, Ind., July man" walks on the streets of Sullivan daily in the person of James Watson, a veteran of the Mexican war, who is now past TO years of age. "Watson enDEFECTIVE BOILER ON listed in company G, First Illinois inSOUTHERN PACIFIC IS fantry, at Alton in 1S4G. Near the close WRECKED COMPLETELY. of the war Watson became ill and his erudition was pronounced hopeless. His OAKLAND, Cal., July 16 Engine 10S8 death, according to the surgeon, would occur before he could reach home. of the Southern Pacific broad gauge loWatson's Captain told him that he cal line in Alameda exploded yesterday would write a discharge, but failed to while morning hauling a train of six cars to the ferry bound for San Fran- do so. He gave him a certificate showcisco. Engineer Duncan, Fireman Gale ing that he had served in company G, First Illinois Infantry. Wat3on returned home, and in 1852 he lost the certificate TWELVE LIVES LOST by the destruction of his home by fire. A short time ago he applied for a penwas surprised to learn that ON BURNING STEAMER sion, and to the records of the War deaccording partment he was dead. far he has been unable to prove Vessel Plying- on Volga River in Rus- - toThus the satisfaction of the department that he is alive. How he camp to be sia Is Totally Destroyed reported dead is a mystery, but he believes that his Captain, relying on the by Fire. statement of the surgeon that he would live only a short time, reiortel him ST. PETERSBURG. July 16. The steamdead. er Nadejka, plying on the Volga, has been Admittance to Palace of Illusions at destroyed by fire near Nijni Novgorod. Twcive persons were burned to death. Salt Palace 10c, Including admission to the grounds. Venezuela Pays Up. CARACAS, Venezuela, July IS. The Venezuelan-Governmepaid to the rep resenta&'ves of the allied powers the last installment or the indebtedness. 6. A "Lives of rich, men, if we knew them, Might not fieem so blamed sublime, Oft the stomachs fastened to them, Keep them doping: all the time." Wall Street Poet. The grind for money and days works the brafn so hard that it takes away the power from the stomach and so Financiers, Lawyers, Doctors, Merchants, Great Actors, School Teachers and even thinking and successful Farmers suffer from a lack of power to digest food. Fact! Fact! Fact! and a deplorable fame nowa- fact. But there's a way out of it. An old was an Inthoughtful money-maker valid for fbout 8 years. During this time and four years after, he studied Foods, Hygiene. Dietetics, Medicine and Suggestive Therapeutics. He got well and during the 12 years of experience and study developed a way for brain workers to keep well. He has been over the hard and rough roadway step by Btep. Does his experience count for .anything? Can he point you to the rocks that ruin men? Can he guide you to safe and healthful channels? Since he got well he has made 10 or 12 million dollars which is one evidence of the practical results andIn literally America thousands of brain workers and England date their recovery to power from health and money making follow his advice. to the day they began it? is What absolutely. It slowly First quit coffee the elements in exhausts and surely centers nerve that must be and bram In order to follows. fagPostum Coffee thpre or brain uo for It take thk cunnlies the phosphates and other ele ,0r,ta nppded to naturally, by food in the broken down liquid form, rebuild acd nerve centers. ffr(,v matter In brain Grape-Nut- s of true is same Thiq food. breakfast Pt un your breakfast like this: A a little fruit, cooked preferred. a Grape-Nut- s one) (not large of dish rich- cream (insist on ome thie"C, OI not CUD .custuiii vuuee wmi it), ua isioth- 4 rream, one or two sort eggs, of slice a be entire it ine more unlessThe same for luncheon, ,..Lat bread. v,ov, for the night dinner have a good of meat, one or two portion Grape-Nut- s a pudding and ,,ofnblPS. ' Postum uouee ana insist on rf v. tviirk cream. meals, sleep like You will digest these o hnhv ar.d find the next day that some going on in your body thing has been that gives you the delicious sense of nower and health and you can In a mas terful way "do things" and get results. Is it worth while? The masters of mankind are first masters of themselves and put into practice the knowledge of trained experts In the art or ooay and brain building. You can rule if you will. You must have a healthy body and brain to do it. "There's, a reason" ,Jid its just good old n-it- h 1 1 commo. isertse. A. "I A Oat EMEMBERS FIRST LOVE Leaves Half of Fortune to Wife Whom He Had Divorced. NEWPORT, It. I., July 16. A sur prise came with the making of the will of Gordon McKay, the millionaire, fa mous for his Invention of the machine for sewing shoes, thought to be on his deathbed. It had been generally said that all of his vast fortune would go to Harvard university. However, It Is not true that Mr. McKay's wealth, when it shall have been bequeathed, will all go to the big university. He has no children, nor has he any relatives who will have any claim upon the ostate. But years ago tl" .( was a romance in the millionaire'? i . It ended In the divorce court, but this does not seem to have left him feeling unfriendly toward the woman Who was once his wife. She was the daughter of Gordon McKay's housekeeper, and he watched her grow up from early, awkward girlhood into beautiful womanhood. She went to the altar with him, far his junior In years, but for awhile they seemed very happy. He lavished money upon her, took her to Kurope, gained for her the highest social recognition, even to being invited to court days In England, Germany and Austria. Then, returning to America, he himself, it Is said, told his beautiful wife that the great difference in their ages wa3 an untair ouruen to ask. her to boar, and for her sake he got a divorce. Later sue muiiied Auojpn von uruening, a young German, who himself is wealthy. And now, when the will of Mr. McKay became known, it was found that half of his great fortune of many millions is to go to his divorced wife when he dies. This act is In keeping with what he did when she was married to Mr. von Bruening, for the wedding gift of her former husband to the bride was a check for $100,000. 1 1 Indicted for Bad Dream. BAL.TIMORK, July 16. A presentment has been found by the jprrand jury afialnsa Frank Manolpy, the youni? woodworker who says he shot his wife while dreaming he was attacked by a burplar. Manolpy passes most of his time In his cell reading his Bible. Voting Machine Collapse. NEW YORK, July Schedules In bankruptcy have been fllfd by the Bard well Votometer company, a corporation formed to manufacture voting machines. 16. PttA i W W FT VI Ull Cured By Sanatontnn - k Entire Line of Ladies Parasols at Cost. values for. . $2.25 values for. $1.75 values for. . $2.09 . . . . . . $3.39 5TO .4 $1.29 $3.25 values for. $2.49 values for. $1.59 $1.49 THE LAST SALE AND 98c $1.25 values for. . . . $2.29 $2.75 values for. . . 4.50 $3.75 $5.00 values for 2.n0 values for ..$1.79 3.00 values for j rrr.our.r UK LAST CIIANCr. OJf (r f, rr iA r-- n m Jy ir sh l.rn ft myUtn iMfrr la vjrrrt BRING THE CHILDREN. cci mt th- - ruffl hntrml Child's Mull Hats and Bonnets. "tn- At l?. C'nntiyrr.rtw-n- UJ woo!4 llrtA,V:.t l V vc "fn. ir Tim - ni 'iin, ' t-- i- H-- $l.Ly 98c 69c hi-- h t-- nttsf i! I, r ' n Tirr. i,t,. i.. linorn. sct tfi h l?v fc-l- All ?25.00 Ladies' to m : riiit r,,r i.,r p If t p US . Slowly. (..!iif . If l- o-- J Ivw.k Kan., July 10. A rain which began shortly after midnight Ml continuously over this section of th country until daylight. It has bcn of tremendous value to the corn crop unci also to vegetation. 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NNhlrlinq SPrc 1 jwtjraL - e- - with rr.-ur!hprp- 4 t- Ml ItJn. itpIt CTr .'. omjtl mjfmrntX wjj in. l- C'rtct ...f, i w H i ft-- r ".t'! ro'lf but ". ir 4t lh V. rs - Heavy Rains Itcported and Wnter3 of th3 Kaw River Are Rising 1 1 - ;:l;r i lVV'"wlNi;IlVEL ,,Vraw rr-- . - - b'-i;.- Every cWoman FLOOD IN KANSAS TJiU ktt U ' - -- 1 : -- 2 FEARS OF ANOTHER v' ; ,f-- S10.00 $1.50 ?3.50 White Pique Skirts for tvJ kfc? I 25c Suits for e J ! i 10c Tailor-mad- Vttvm ! w. , HLL SPRING HND SUMMER GOODS HT SRCRIFIGE PRICES REGHRDLESS OF COST .... . kft-- 4, tn .ia potr4 Xr. lTmIv rg V Consumption Can Be Cured E Taken in Time. The second wei'k of our Great Cleanup: Sale now on.. $1.00 White or Linen Waists for yu r'.. wt tmr ! LJL Ut 50c Ladies Waists for t hw. mftr V ur.krrt.-wt- Vrt:- - ., 'j m mm I Oi.fJ)fJ - Ji. rt, -t n. TV. u.! ?r r.w.X I . , 7n-iint- nnr4 ftisrn jti(r iwa pr.c? nftrwr ft 71. Child's Mull Hats, trimmed with fanry straw (T t (X Hi wr u"!lit m in mi, pink, yellow valnr $2.25, for. r r.rt r, I fit ton Child's Mull Hats, ribbon trimmed pink, frl tlv f r.i'l f.r. !r.r.ll prXIS for value white $1.50, blue, Child's Mull Hats pink and bluefancy straw crown, value $1.25, for. . . Chlild's Mull Hats, 0 sly Irs to choose from, Q to value ' $2.50, for.... elaborately trimmed, Child's Mull Bonnets red, blue, white "rt If n'l Ar f" "r 'rf f r. " . i !.rr .trwc r it t ( value to 1.00- Special Vr t ' fa thrs if AOChild's Mull Bonne slightly soiled, f.rt rtirif.l If a:: ,ir.t t ?' r. f r l! tj ... r value .00, for i f If mTtC c r U I Ca w Aristocratic London Larf'v- '.Cared f"!rrrfrw! of a the Treatment By nati Physician After Havin Pronounced Incurable by th'i President of the British Natinmll Association for the. Prevention (of Consumption. PARA $2.79 X Wfc a Sensation in ioadon. wOC , .f-'- ) Invention of a Cincinnati PIresirian Cteslss H m GREAT SPECIAL SELLINQ OF values for ,1 In the Home. ut 4.00 If TW I SATURDAY CHILDREN'S LKGITOKNK elaborately trimmed in rib A fZsy bons, feathers, ilowers and lace, -- value to 1.00 for value 40c for SEE WINDOW I lODX AM BUM All) Sc Children's Hats - nt fell FRIDAY TWO GREAT SPECIALS IN Queer Predicament, of Vet enginemen maintain this stand the Union Pacific will be seriously crippled until such time as other men can be procured to run the engines. A heavy movement of freight is now on and the 1500 class being aljput the only locomotives available, considerable difficulty will be experienced to handle the business. The 1516 is the fifth compound that has blown up in the last few weeks. Three of the same class of engines blew up on the Southern Pacific. & I THURSDAY EVENING, JULY in, u "Westerners in New York. New York. July M Then Vtirnr!II. are reflstrd here: Fifth llnnptt. Salt Iikp. V'ald.rf C. H. Iu :hest. Avt-nu-J- pr. IK i 'm W. A. NV. Salt Lake. St.llvcr-tt-A. II. Hmith Salt Lakp. nnd wife. ContinentMl T. J. KnriRht, A. Taryelliese, Koda Hprlrgx, Ida. -- For cost of treatment and all furth er4nfor- - -- Must Make Clarke Sore. mation-addrcs- s President New York, July of tho national iiaJvnaH ', ,n- - ! Cleared Title to Lands. mat rip i.ad Hnrd t'atrhpr liounced today , of the New York train. ?! 10. The State of Utah Washington, Klolder riarko, of thr. tnttn-- l has cleared theJuly title to 3280 acres of land for striking durinc f Hip near Salt Iake City under the grant for urg team, to this th.i last iit city. Thy Uno must the State University; also 742ti acres for lattpr team insane hospital and &519 acres for Agriculbe paid within five flays. tural college. Two Fined for righting. Church-BuildDead. Colorado BprlnRS. Colo., July PresiLondon, July 16. At a meeting of the dent M. H. Bexton. cfHillthe Western Iviru, executive committee of the rilgrim club today fined Capt. Mvrtt. r.f tho team, 1. nnt V'mpirp tonight a committee was appointed to Colorado Kprirps for rnRaKlnc In a tight give effect to the recent suggestion to J. J. Kelly erect a statue to George Wahhington in July 9th at Pes Moina, aftr the frame. London. Archdeacon Sinclair announced snoriRiop rrunin.1 un nnii.ru mat tr rp that he was authorized to offe: a plactfi rorted again for an offenso h would be I for the .statue in St. Paul's cathedral. Beveiily punished. IT.. TuHI-i- Tf JJowt-rman- er F rpmtdr fT ;rnr!tbllioufn and thp1irp.ln. many romtlation. a allmtr arislnc frm '.jor(.rA n Tsbul. llrpr or be wl an nr..!'f. They hT aidrcomrli'3 remov tfcp r,pcp'.ty rf thPlr timply ralHr.ar llttl I'Jt Th In ton;-s.c- 1 Ptt. h. one i.i-a- hr many mankln-lthat bppet phyc!an Thpy co atralcht to of troutlp. tp'Iptp thp .ttrps. th pt cipansp th affptpd rarts. ard irtvp tha sratem a jpral ten'.r y? Th Laboratory and Factory: . fiTP-rv- .t for an orcTr.ary ernton. W ranta, ror.talna a, aijo. Tha faml'.yacejih bott. ply for a jtar. All CruggUti; i?U thtsa packH la ! No. 1 20 Opera Place, Cincinnati, Ohio; i |