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Show THE MOBSISG EXAMiyER: LAKE SALT DEPARTMENT From Our Special Correspondent L lf y0U need yur :? preacriptioM "iry d0 Other LAUNDRY WORK! General Pub.ic than one more have !tck in which to appreciate thccxCence of our work, hereby state that we wtl jTiat the ic your Collars and Cuffs free tom all impurities for YEAR ONE charging only our regular prices therefor. Give or longer Postal or mi trial order. Telephone. 0 r STEAM LAUNDRY twenty-fift- st. h 174. Phone Bath BICYCLES rf' J ui urmuw Jateeai snsa MunEasy ! Lift weed we told you shout the wy naaieg RACYCLE. We wish uar U call your attention to t ipor set- an.1 Columbia not ppw 11 y total Bicycles man-tetura- hi dli 4 It, butallmtiita. ton LOWEST PRICES iflrt Base n iid ON Ball Goods thli thit HIM T. S. Start iitrr. HUTCHISON 306 25th St. eyT Bun than rob id u round r but giM maa better jn t Did i tta n . r the enlnx a n4 i tar t nrVjfl(Lcoast rt Pafiiflc 7 some of ought the finest wince w,8h t0 fl,i-L- r co,t-Thei- r ?reMfor,ou (he holidays their wine from FR1ZZINI BROS. twera bar Twenfy.flfth aven Street g her ihank kne not FURNITURE VAN bo a STORAGE mold to be had Heavy Draying office thief th th luce, Allen fttrt e tt Transfer Co r wheri; to eat trtri and IF brief ire o Boston cafe tar rwn re 'r i rat4 bad ,r J f nv f ts ettnb I fine ffinnrMSuVdfl,,Lln ,eMon-- 8 12 to 25c. Iunch from 11 to 4 to g p. r mTYoun& props. Street. wines snd tr nW l F3t LiQJORS W H.pATTlt0N Tb leaf Fslstaf Cafe Witt. Ave. depth. The drain tunnel has now reached a length of 7,815 feet and, while only sixty feet was made during the past week, Mr. ltnddatx soya the mineralized character of the country now being entered makes him feel just us good as though rondhinns were dif- ferent and that better headway had been made. CONVICTS PARDONED. The State Hoard of Pardons acted favorably on the applications of four convicts for pardons Saturday afternoon at its regular The men pardoned were Harry T. Duke, Harry Pool, William Brown and Richard Mctaughliu. ramies were Earl Wilkinson and granted to Jo-eZla Graham. Duke wae formerly assistant cshler for. the Well Fargo ink in Suit Lake. He wae sent up for four years from July IB, 19U2, but Ills time would have expired today. Pool was convicted of roliherr in 1902 and sentenced to aetve eight ' years. Brown was serving ten month from December 18, J901, for housebreaking. McLaughlin wag serving one year in the pen from the Fif'h district for assault with intent to do bodily harm. His term began Fehruary 10. 1905. The application of JClclt Haworth for pardon was partly heard. It will be ta.en up next month. Phone 228x C.r.fm machine IMS-- CHURCH WORK IN MANILA New York. May 21. The Rev. la-nfor three years Hilli. who ha orbing in tti First Presbyterian church of Manila, in the Philippines, ou a vacHikm U in the Celled citai-aud sient several day in New York last week. lie maki-- an interesting church work iu comparison Manila and here. Th Frosbyierian church in Manila is maintained by the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions for the English speaking residents of that city, and a large part of the congregat inu ia madq up of army officer and their families, ami soldiers, therefore, the attendance of ihe.chmch 1 constantly changing. Membership iu the church, because of this, Is in r lasses, regular member, as in home churches, and affiliated members. The latter class Is composed of those uho are church members at home, in the United Biates, Imt who, during their residence iu Manila, are identirhurch. The fied with the lrrabyti-riaBev. Mr. B. 1L Rossiter. ho was for nearly thirty year a New York pastor, is iu charge of the Manila church, the P.ev. Mr. Hillls being his associate. Work 1 about to be ronunrnced on a chajiel building fur the Manila to cost $12.biui. toward whicn sum $lU,(i(l has been raised. The whole plan ruuieiuplaii' a rhurch plant to cost $35,ikm. which will not tie Villi, however, for several years. The chapel Is to seat 400 aud is to lie const rurie i blocks fastened together of rentent proof. with iron rods, to be earth-quakProvision is made for a naif gardeu-Mr- . Hillis explain lhat the pastoral work in this congregation, liocaiisa of the constantly changing personnel, requires that constantly a large number of calls be made In order that the places of those who return to the States, of who are aent hy the government in other parts of the Islands may lie filled. The climate docs not favor energetic work and many of thn missionaries have to go to Japan or return to the United States seeking health. The Presbyterian church In Manila Is entirely distlnrt from the wovk of the Prcshyierisn Board of Foreign Missions maintained for the natives nf tbe Islands, and is desifenod only for the English sNsklng residents of thn rltv. A difficulty of the work has hitherto been tbe Isck of adequsta means of transportation. Many of the congregation live several miles from the church, and until the completion of the trolley road just opened they had to walk to church or pay high .fares In hacks. In many cases as nuirti as a dollar had to be paid a hnckman to take people t and from church, and even at that rate, hacks are scarce and some had to patronize the liveries snd pay from two to four dollars. These sre charge are high, hut horses and scare in they die easily, feed is expensive, lly nslng the trollev road people living at the most remote points will be able to attend the church by spending not mor than twenty cent car fare. Rev. Mr. Hillis speaks In glowing terms of the teachers sent out liy th? United States government to teach thn Engllah language In the Philippine schools. English, he says, is rapidly place that the coming to occupy 11 even Spanish language never did. toistravel now possible for an Atwricsn tho to almost any village aud town of will Islands with the assurance that he find someone to act a interpreter for him. Within two years, he thinks, English will be the only language heard In the courts. American teachers In the schools arc not permitted to us any but the English language, even to make explanations. The Is that the Filipino children and young people are gaining a thorough and practical knowledge of the language. , CALIFORNIA i rolling miiig, 141 hydraulic tons each; one forging toils and one of . fixed it:u boilt-rs- . Old aicain tun. ; i rgiiies, ranging from two to w.O'H) hoi cr (uiiftivgaio j 4J.M Si:3 clcctri.. niutore, and (.ranee of tailing power. The tu al aria is composed of auuut Kl-- acre, ct which about are cvivvred. The ! yearly to 1,078.173 ton. Thu fire brick and i crumble facioiv turn out every year ' 12::.3uo bricks and J," 'U crucibles. The elect neul equipment three gtneraliug and hcveu ilihliibiit-inslat ions, twenty in ilex of thirty liiik-- s of overhead cables, 1.IU9 arc lumps, 0,74t) incandescent lamps and 3K9 electric motors, as already stated. The yearly supply of current amounts to more thau 7,iijS,-54suty-thiv- e 7. min : ! Russ Army and Navy May Now Cooperate in Many Ways i ; s g 7 kilowatt-hours- . The railway system of the factory Include in miles of line, lt tank engines and 712 carriages; and a narrow gauge railway, with ;l! miles of line, 27 locomotives and l,2ii'J camum'- - These with railways are directly cnunm-iethe nniKhlKirinK main line station, the service to and from thc.-- c b atlons comprising 5u trams daily. The telegraphic toin of the factory include 31 bimious, with 51 mile of wire. It Is connected with the imand experial telegraph of Ess-'ii- , changes annually with the latter about 21.0"' messages. There Is, besides, a telephone system with 221 miles . of w Ire. The number of ctmx ersations i about 2,5011 a day. The factory Is provided also with a permanent tire brigade, numbering 100 men. The testing field of Mcpprn covers an area of 15 miles long and 3 miles wide. The yearly average of ballistic experiments ra riled on amounts. requiring 250 guns, IHt.noo pounds of smokeless powder, and 700,000 pounds of project lies. The factory s 0 a testing field where pounds of smokeless gunpowder and 73ii,Oih jioiiiuls of projectiles sra consumed every year. Nearly 25.000 shots are fired every year In both proof benches taken logoi her. 2 45,-00- po-ese- Cas-sicr- OLD MAIDS SHUN MEN AND LIVE IN SQUALOR. Strange Lift of Two Sisters Who Lived ia Barricaded Cottage. two-roome-d e p t: four-in-han- to 8l IViersburg. May 22. 2:05 a. m. The brat step toward the institution of the Ion f nmieniplatrd council nf to national the activiiien of the military and naval uki-administration has i In an imperial manifesto creating a special preliminary commission under the pivsiilrncy of Grand I Mike Xiehulu Me holaievltch. The manifesto Ik prcci-rtehy a rescript which Entperor Nicholas to the gran-duke, in whlrh his majesty say: In order to Insure the development of the empires fighting force in a nianner corresponding to the need ami resmirces of tile state and uniformity in the duties of the suprenu-nava- l qud military administration aud also to harmonise them with those of other government iustitutlona in questions affecting ihe safety of tha ry to state, I have deemed it establish a permanent state defense council. I charge the kpeciul commission, consisting of members appointed hy nm under the presidency of your Imperial highness, to draw up accorda law reing to my direct aiigg'-siion- , lating to this Instil nte. The rescript conclude with the expression of the conviction that the commission will carry out the task confided to It without delay and with the care and undivided attention which the high importance of ihe new institution demands. Tho formation of tbe rounrll and the assumption by it of control of the war is expected lo ensue, shortly, a the main detail have already been worked out. The dispatch of Grand Duke Nicholas Nleholuieritch, who is designated as the preBldent of the permanent stale defense council, lo Manchuria to assume direct command of the Imperial forces there, has been several times seriously considered and he has served repeatedly of late as representative of the emperor In dealing with vital questions of the war. Tbs existing council of war, which ha d proved unHalisfACtory will be super-cedeby the new body. The step Is an extremely important one. for p hich the events of the war in the Far East have shown the necessity, the two departments failing to work together to the best advantage, even when actuated by the moat harmonious feeling, Via il Vice-Admir- al FoKter-MIlhur- . i DAILY TRAINS NOW RUNNING I $31.50 TO LOS ANGELES I And Return May 10tn ilth. Stopovers. and 14th, 12th, 3th Solid Vestibule Passenger Train leaves Salt Lake City daily 8t30 p. m. Diy Limit with Ninety Use para, and Observation Dining CA Pullman Drawing-rooChair Cara, tc. SHORTEST and QUICKEST rout t South m California. Sacura your reservations now. r further Information, call an, or writ, C. A. HENRY, For ticket Ticket Agent, Union Depot, J, L. MOORE, District Passenger Agent, 17 West 2nd S. St., Salt Lake City 4 M UNION PACIFIC Three Trains Deify rm lioy: Ko. C. from dally Atlantic Ban St. Loafs j 4 HOCIIAHBETOr..'Sr.: tit tart jnr TUM Jttrnit mm tkt UNION FACIFIC . PmFuW lfrmla OaH m UMta THE OREGON SHORT LINE THAI CARD. May 7th, 1905. TIME CARD No. 7 No. 9 1:Ha n. ' No. 11 Cache Valley 5:20 p. m. No. 4. Saltern Exprese ....4:10 sju. No. 12 Balt and Laka 10:40 n. so. Tlntic No. S Balt Laka and Inter- - mrdlat a J No. 3 a ...,....,.8:30 Si! .......... ........... a i- "i v r .M U vs .i , The Osly the DaeMe-Trac-k Mlnrt Rafway betveea Elver sad 6Mta$a The Overland Limited G. Book-lov- SL Paul and Minneapolis A. Walkar. Chicago & Central Kortb-Westa- ni And, Rj. M Waal Beend Snath SU Atta BUg Ihwim Salt Laka Qtr. Utah. If You Want the Worth of Your Money In Meat and Fish Ballard IN EFFECT a. m-East No. 12, Balt Lake local ....9:00 a. m. No. 2 Chicago, SL Louis lim2:13 p. m. ited No. 4, Atlantic Express, all 7:00 p. m. points cast ARRIVE DAILY. No. 5. Tacinc Mall, Salt Lake and all pointa emit. 11 :30a.m. No. 1, Chicago and SL Louis 2:40 p. m. limited No. 11, liocal from Park City and San Pete Valley ..7:00 p. m. No. 3. Pacific Express from J. Go to RSnckers Phono No. $53. i t ' ; , i i , - Carpentering Repairing and Remodeling of Houses Promptly attended to. All work Guaranteed. Inquire . 5r 13:56 a.m. all points east care to Omaha, Through sleeping Chicago and SL Louis, New York and Free reclining chair cars. A Boston. service on all perfect dining car through trains. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent. Ogden. I. A. BENTON, Gen. AgeLPagrDepL Salt Lake City. O. B. GILSON, Agent, Ogden. H- i- I 21 CARD .........7.15 with baiter, bath and en Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without Direct connection for anifiia V. TIME JUNE ITH, 1904. DEPART DAILY. No. 6 Atlantic Mall all points The Meet Laxnieoa Train la Ihe World Compartment and drawing -- room Meeptag can, observation can, dining can, buffet-smoki- ng and 1 Kirary Boston. May 21. The annual convenpoints Intermediate tion of the Independent Order BRith 6.10 p. m. . daily a four days session No. 304. Mixed Train from Abraham began two here. The Corinne delegates presented a Montello via membership in the order of nearly and Kelton, da'ly except 331 24th St. o A 1:50 p. m. Sunday . ........ pm. points ...2:30 a. at. Balt Laka, Proto, Milford and all points south . . .3,40 p. D, No. 10 Balt Laka and inter6:80 p, m. mediate points No. 6 Local a. m, ARRIVE. No. 1 Fast MaU from Salt Lake ..............3:45 p m. No, 9 Butte and Pocatello 13:50 a. m. Express No. 11 Salt Lake and Tlntic ..5:15 p, m, No. 7 Salt Lake and Mil11 :35 p, bl ford . .... . No. 5 Balt Lake and Inter8:05 a.m. mediate points .. No. 3 Eastern Express ....7:06 p. m. No. 8 Portland and Butt. 7 :00 a.m. A. B. MOSELEY, No. 10 Butte and Pocatollo 6:00 p.m. Trar. rasa Agent No. 12 Cache Valley ...,10:35p.m. Ogden, Utah Trains south of Juab do not ns Sundays. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Pass. Agent Ogden, Utah. IX E. BURLEY, G. P. ft T. A. Salt Lake City. n Express Fnnclaco from San Pranciico and DEPART. Butte and Portlandl2:05 Pocatello, Montpelier and Butts Effective Dee. 4 th. 1904. DEPART. No. 6 Mall and Express. . .1:20 a. m. No. 3 Overland Limited for Bluffs, Omaha, Council Denver, Kansas City and 3:00 p. east dally No. 4 Allanllo Express for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs Kansas City and all ,,.7:30 p, points east, dally ARRIVE. No. 3 Pacific Express nmm Council Bluffs Omaha, Denver, Kansas City and .3 .46 csiit dally bi, Limited Ka 1 Overland Council from Omaha, Bluffs, Kansas City, Don-ve- r and all points east, .3 :30 p. daily N& 9 Fast Mall 3:00 p. m. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent p. m. 7:10 a. m. r A, B. MOSELEY. 'Traveling u 2 Overland Limited.... 2:35 p. in. Atlantic Express No. 4 and No. Clf AND ALL PRINCIPAL EASTERN POINT a. m. a. m. I Chicago Kinsts can, ARRIVE. f ia Ceseha PACIFIC. a. 1. :vm DEPART. "Secretary Hay. before he went abroad for his health, said a congress- No. 3, Pacific Express for Ban Francisco and Inman, talked a little sadly about ambitermediate points, daily 4:30 tion. Pacific Express He was ill, and ambition seemed to No. 5. through to Baa Francisbe. after all. not a very wise thing. .... , nll:15 co, daily i. Hr told me. with a smile, or a little Limited.. 3:55 English farm boy whom he bail once No. 1.203.Overland OgMixed Train. No. heard say: den to Montollo, Corinne 'I wish I was a king. and Kelum, daily exInterested and amused by such a 8.15 ... cept Sunday remark, Mr. Hay said to the little farm i y n SOUTHERN AMBITION. "The lad answered soberly: 'I'd eat my fill of fat bacon swing on a gale all day long.'- - .'if, 4 Shortest Time By 24 Hours e hero maniand friction .has ofu-fested. Many opportunities for helpful cooperation between the arms of the service are constantly arising and, sue if RojextvenKky ceeda In reaching Vladivostok and shaking the Japanese mastery of the sea, the council will play a very weighty role. At th same time the roundl is created, not for the purpose of the war, but as a permanent organism of the state, subordinating the wsr and navy departments and even overshadowing the other ministries. It Is understood the formation of the new council means the abandonment of the plan of sending Grand Duke Nicholas Nlcholalevllch to the Far East to assume supremo command on land and sea. General IJnevitch British Blrllleff will be left and Tynemouth, Mr 2I.-- Thc unhampered except aa to the grand out steamer Bmailmryne, C plain Haynes, from Pori Arthur, via Antwerp, lias llnea of strategy. arrived hre with her stm bsdly damTHE TASTE OF HUMAN FLESH, aged. Bho reports having lieen In collision with the British steamer Now Vaux Hal). The Vaux Hall sank. Her the of Wack, Wellington Henry York Bar, has written a book called crew was rescued. The Btory of the Congo Free State," In which there are some curious anecAthens. May 21. An encounter beand a bandit dote about cannitaliam. He reports, tween Macedonian for Instance, a bit of conversation strong Turkish detachment Is reported the Rev. P. Kohl and a young to have occurred In the district of chief named Kalonds. After speaking Langadlna. in Macedonia. Eleven Inof the tribal wars, the missionary con- surgents and fifty Turks arc reported tinued: to have fieen killed. Then you have killed many people? REACHING THE SPOT. To be sure." You have carried away and eaten Can B Done, e Score of Ogden quite a number of women and chil- It Citlzene Say. dren? Of course," said I, immediately, in order to prevent an expIoHlon of To rare an aching tack, wrath on hU part, you do not do so Tho jwina of rheumatism, more? any The tlrcd-on- t feelings. I No," aald he. very ddilieralely, You must reach tho spot gel at the do not do so at all now; but formerly we ate a numW of men. We used to C2MIRC. In moat cases 'li the khlneya. kill as many as we wanted at the time Doans Kidney Pills arc for the kid- the The to rest fatten. and take away flesh of the women and children I the nrvs. Mrs. James Fields, wife of James bent." carpenter, residing at. 2151 JefFields, I lade?" of asked the How doe it I suffered from Ave., says: ferson was young hoy who standing near the hcadacho nnd backache, and hearing chief (his father). them He answered quite naturally: It of Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Badrons drug store, 2421 Washingtastes like boiled rice." attack Elsewhere the author comment on ton Ave. They relieved me of of headache and backache, ami slopthis gentle habit of anthmpophagr: In niy shoulA ad here srisea a curious subject ped the rheumatic pains The cannibalistic ders and arms, and there lias been no for speculation. My Azande are much further advanced In return of these troubles since. I did not know of the arts of peace and war than many only regret is that Doans Kidney Pill long ago, aa it other tribes that are not cannibal conrldt-rahlanthe forest plgmle, for Instance. Not- would have raved me I can honestand suffering. noyance som? customs peculiar withstanding Doan's Kidney Pills to concerning them, ihey hold their wom- ly recommend en in high regard, and never barter everyliody suffering from backaches them for goats and cows, the aImot or inactive kidneys. For rale by all dealers. Price no universal practice among other AfriCo., Buffalo, N. can tribes. Their skill, too, la agri- cent. the United States. culture, pottery, and In the making Y, sole agents for name Doan's and Remember the and playing nf their musical instruments, seems quite incompatible with take no other. their abhorred anthropophagy. And what would you do If you were a king? 7 lu-v- s ton, etttu London, May 21. With In two miles of Canterbury thrro stands on the Whits table road a cottage which for me last six ycara has been the aceua of a peculiar life history. During this lime it bus been occupied by two sisters named Browning THE FRANCHISE MATTER. Annie, aged 50, and Caroline, who is It la thought that the Utah Light and three years younger. Both of them were of weak intellect, Railway company franchise matter will not rome up In the council to- and the life they led waa a remarknight. It li thought that the city at- able one. Two years ago the elder sister had torney ha not had sufficient time to outage built by go over the matter, an! that he will a small the side of the dwelling. In' this she require at least another weelf. ' Councilman been put Caroline, tarring the windows and Wood, it ha over to the company. locking the door. alleged Rumor baa it lhat she was deter-mineIn denlul he said; to protect her slater from manIt hardly seems necessary for ms to again go on record as being op- kind. Her own madness arose from an earposed tp the franchise presented Monday night, he said, as my actions thus ly love disappointment, since which far have shown where I stand. If yon she has developed so intense hatred of think It necessary to quote me you men. Men in the himmey. may say that there will haxe to' be Bha fancied they Came down the some radical changes made before Ill vote for tbe franchise. At present the chimney and up through the floor, and she had the fire place recity gels nothing, the light cnmpnnv consequently chimney etopped, the doore everything. It nardly seems possible moved, the window barricaded and the to me that they ever expected to get nailed, the It through in such shape. However, garden surrounded by entanglement! I do not know in what shape It will of netting. Tradesmen and postmen had a diffbe. returned hy tbe city attorney. I will never support It In its present shape." iculty to get near the jilace. For the last two years Caroline has not been to bed, and wandered the SALT LAKE'S POPULATION.. lane all night Tlie sisters were In a deplorable conRnlt Lake new directory for 1905 will bo ready for distribution within dition when Mr. Hardlmnn, the relievIhs next two or three days. The popu- ing officer of the Blean Union, accomlation of Balt Lake, Including Murray, panied by a constahle and some female Fort Douglas and the suburbs. Is nurses, called yesterday to take them reckoned at 90,987. There arc 3,953 to the Kent County Asylum at Chart-hamore names in the new directory than It wa early morning, and the elder In the, old, and it Is 125 pages larger than last years. In all there are 40,430 slater was met coming from the fields, names in the book. The count of actual where, apparently, she had spent the name listed by the letter of the night. She was barefooted and clad in little alphabet. Is as follows; more than a rough cloak. A. 1.346; B. 3,794; C. 3,nfi5; I, Rumors that valuable plafo waa 1A21; E. 1,110; V. 1,309; G. 1,700; H. stored In the cottage led to remarkable I. 3,416: 148; J. 1.844; K, 1. 1.200; L. 1,928; Mr. 887; M. 2,514: scenea when the sinters were rrmovp.l. The place wa ransacked by the N. 957; 0,878; P. 2.154: Q. 52; R. and a huge scrap-heatestlfic 2.050: S. 4,032: T. 1,386; V. 62; V. V. 299; W. 2,771; T, 264; Z, 83; total, to the search that was made. All that was found, however, was a 40,430. pair of silver candlestick. CREDIT MENS OFFICER8. PORTRAITS FEATURE OF ART EXHIBITION The Utah Association of Credit Men heid Ita annual meeting Saturday night at .the Commercial club and elected That of Mrs. Frank Shuttleworth Most Attractive at English Royal the following officers for the ensuing ' Academy. year:- O. H. Hewlett, president; Arthur London, May 21. The attraction of Parsonsons, Linn Academy, which has just Sweet, secretary; C. J. Crockwell, the Royal - Its doors to the public, lies In treasurer; and the following directors; openedthe portraits. A rising pslgter, well George C.'L. Lambert. Ed. Rosenbaum, P. L. Doran, C. W. Strevell, and Wil- known for his figure compositions, replard Scnwcroft. Jobs Q. Crltcblow resenting mythological or allegorical scenes, was aked the other day what was made general manager. be was going to send thl year. he replied, portraits only. During the first half of May building "Portraits," afford to paint anything else permits for the construction of build I cannot at the present day.". lngs valued at $98510 were Issued. Of the many portraits In the Academy, that of Mrs. Frank Bhuttle-wortSTEALING EXAMINER COUPONS. wife of Colonel Bbnttlcworth, The Morning Examiner offers a re- of Old Warden Park, Bedford atracts attention and i admittedly ward of $10 for informaUon leading to the most the conviction of any party stealing the most typical of perfect English the Worlds Fair contest coupons from beauty. The of a country parson, Sunday Mornings Examiner. Reports the Rev.daughter Robert she was married come from subscribers that the couwhen out of her teens to pons are missing from the Sunday pa- Colonelscarcely Frank 8huttleworth. who was per, that they are torn off by some unknown parties. It Is a crime to steal many years her senior. Colonel and own a fine town resia subscriber's paper or any part of It Shuttleworth The Examiner purposes to send the dence In Berkely Square, but they are both to country life, and spend parties to jail who are guilty of such most devotd of their time at Old Warden work. We offer $10 reward to catch Park, their lovely place In Bedfordthe thief. Look out for him. shire. They do not go in for much THE WORLDS GREATEST STEEL entertaining now, though at one time Colonel Bhut'leworth was a prominent WORKS. figure in society, and usd to drive Mrs. RhuttJcworth The famous Krupp works, like most adreo-e- s simply, but always In exquisof the great European industrial estabpossesses beautiful lishments, started from very humble ite ta.te. Shethem some rare white beginnings. But, .today they are the Jewels, among roost Important of all Germany, nnd peat. even perhaps of th? old world. Little Vienna. May 21. by little, guided hv genius and aided automobile endurance The three days' until contests between lnrheas?d. they hy circumstance, now they give work to nearly I5(ii0 Breslau and Vienna were completed afternoon this without serious accipeople, of whom 25,000 belong to the dent. The American machine made an Essen branch of th? establishment. showing n short distance The factory, properly so called. Is excellent bill climbing contests. divided into sixty departments, and and had-gon- Iky are known aa the Standard d America, and have boon d In tills country for 28 parOi Price, with fine equipment, (at gamine COLUMBIA only $40. Can aall wheel on monthly you (ha rang tire his arrii.il from rump la;e Satuiduy night. Oa the l.lihi-f'jo- i level, the point at ehich (h: mine has In n opened and 20o feet Mow the next level above, a body of grey OfipihT ore averaging five 'fei thick in the twelve-foo-t leilge was si tuck t a point eighty feel from the nha 't an I hr. since been driven through for a distance of forty feet without reaching it, limits. This ore ns-- ij 7 per cooper, 00 ounces silier and aliout 17 per e nt lead, just aa it eonn-a- . Mr. Radriatz aaid there was no question tliat the all Ike wti. the mot important ever made I., the mine aul lie I feeling as jubilant oxer It as though he was absolute ownnr of the mire. He promises that the l.lnn level will present oilier surprises before the ground has been fully explored. In fset, If they do not follow each other wlih frequent regularity, he will be very much mistaken in hi- - judgment of what the mine is dcalmcd to do at t. Druggist teeutj-iw- o l.utuiuers. ot iire.is made jucoa of iln-pet- Driver The launder hs aliout iml-.idt-a- . The old Honorii.e is again coming to leakc-the front. . News out n- ceraing ihe l.iggs' .tribe wit yjbj aot Youre fa. COMING L'P. in the property, and has been verified by oupejniemlcni ii. J. Ka Jiiiu upon ua6- - w hi; ascription. for f. MONERINE modi-A- 187M905 ndmtt Mtabliahod 22, s ataanJona S. D8 ar'a .r, Jk or atalo. pure or jri IKES MAY MOKNIXO. B. . for have dona aitor CZAR MONDAY STAlAraHER Of Tilt DONT DO IT CODEX, rTAIT, i Building, Tel. S' i. OLE NELSON 543 lGlh Street. - 3:9-- . i A |