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Show 2 TIfE A GIRLS LETTER. Eighteen Milea North of Reno and Said te Be Vary Rich. Arrivals from Nevada say that great Interval la being taken la recent rich atrlkea at NaahriUe, aighteea nil lee north of Kono. One of the most important atrlkaa waa made In the Eureka property, the Eureka being one of five claim which Charlea Naeh of Rlcharda of Rene cold to Degman Manhattan for fsu.uuu, two moatha t ago. Tha new owners have put a force of men at work to further the development of the property 11 started by Naah. Three tunnels ate being driven. The first tunnel is in forty feet in the ledge and ahowe value a high ac $3u0 per ton In gold. The seroud tunnel ! In 120 feet and will cut the ledge In feet at a about twenty or twenty-fiv- e depth of 120 feet. 'The third tunnel is In 190. feet and pot the ledge at a depth of 100" feet. 'The ledge la ' five feet wide and a peries of uesays taken Wednesday, the 17th.- showed a value of thirteen ounces of gold end eight end a half onncee silver, total value 6266-4per ton. The gold i free and come selected aamplre glistened with the precious metal and will run Into the thousand la. value. In the language of one who eaw these sample today, "they look good enough bo eat." Paralleling this ledge is eighteen to twegtjrtwo Inches of copper that nms 16 per cent. Thia property will be a shipped Inside of ninety day and will he paying dividends before a twelvemonth, le (he opinion of one old miner who visited Nashville this week. Messrs. Degman and Rlcharda have surveyed a townaite and have called It Nashville in honor of the late Judge Naah of thia city. The town le east of the mines on the level ground. As soon as the machinery can be got on the ground wells will be bored and there will be plenty of excellent water. Water it available at a depth of eighty feet. Arrangements ere being made with the Southern Nevada Automobile company to put In four or five autos between Reno and Nashville. Thia line expects to be tu operation about two : "I atm tool Ilka a atm women, lit baa done wondera for me and I gladly recommend it to others." Boon Hunt. So ailing woman can fall to be Interacted la the above teetlmonlaL Mias Quest waa perauaded by a friend to try and aha la now perfectly well pinna, and feela like another womans Such la nor atory la brief. We are I. T. at "ODDS and ENDS. I. T. Alvord, 2277 Waah. Phone 272. Any old thing bought, aold or Second-Hand exchanged. New and Furniture I. T. Alvord. SECOND-HANNEVADA STORE. We buy and aell all kin da of new and aeeond-han- d good a. Call or phene Wecker A Haynes, Props, 1U 2Bth St Phene, Ind. 622. PAUL ZIEOENHIRT, ' Store. Second-Han- d If you have anything to aell er buy call er phene 1S70 to 1B7S Waah. Ava, Sell 656-- Ind. S 67B. ; A. DENKERS Will pay the higheat price for aeeond-han- d furniture and aell to the public the cheapeat 241d Grunt Ave. Bell Ind. S20L Phone 637-C. J. HERRICK A CO, Successors te H. L. White. . Bring yew r geode here If yew want ta cell them. Call here If you want buy. 1242 Waah Ava. Bell SISy. I ltd. 407. Stylish Harnessno Has more to do with the appears of your turnout than the carriage It self. Dont buy harnsae until you have seen cur stock. Tha excellenca of tha haraeaa we make end sell la acknowledged by critics to be tha best manufactured. No fault cau be found with the workmanship or price. Roth arc bound to meet your approval. Buy ona of our famooe Grants whips. J.C. Platt Saddlery Co. 2282 Washington Ave. 376 23d 8L tats Supreme Court Affcctc Grand Lsdjc, Oleeen. Wright waa taken to the Provo general hospital, where bis wounds were dressed, hut fears an entertained that he will not recover. Were About to Rob the Germania but Were Surprised Denning Mask. Salt Lake, July 25. Pioneer day. or mote properly speaking, the early morning following, furnished one bold robbery and the attempt at another in Salt Lake. Tha euooessful raid was made at the Green River saloon, corner of Beat Temple and Third South streets, and the thwarted effort took place at the Germania bar, First South ana West Temple. It 4s believed that, weeks. both occurrences were due to the same GIRL STRUGGLES IN SALT WATER two men, who being foiled at one place went to the other, where better luck Mise Ethel Byers of Keokuk, la, Near-l- awaited them. Some time hetwetn 3 and 4 oclock, Drowns at Saltalr. as William Ellis waa about to make Salt Lake, July 2S. Without any hi exit from the Germania, hf saw at special attraction, other than the gen- the front door a man who waa in the eral holiday, more than 7.000 pleasure act of covering the upper part of hi seekers crowded Saltalr yesterday af- face with a mask. Upon seeing Ellis, ternoon and last night, la spite of the the fellcwr reniovrd the mask and went wrack. There were no trains in the down the sidewalk to the west enafternoon until 4 oclock, this train trance, where he engaged In conversainside carrying sixteen coaches and taking tion with someone who stood to tha retort the hundreds who had the screen door. Ellin told Bartender bees left standing at the Sakai r de- Harry Hanson cf what he had seen, and warned him to be on the lookout pot Ona of the largeet crowds of the sea-eo- n While he waa atiU talking, two men was la bathing, and keys ran out stepped up torthe swinging door in the but early la tha day. It was estimated rear of the room and peeked over,lookthat mors than 8,000 bathers floated on seeing Hannon and Ellis intently rethe water, this being a new high rec- ing in that direction, the two men ord la .comparison to the cronfd on treated and walked rapidly diagonally across the street wevtwwrd. the groundc. Miss BUicI ' Byera of Keokuk, le., It was at nearly t!w nme time or was nearly drowned in the lakr while the morning, not differing many minbathing. She, with an escort, was In utes, when a man . wilked into the water about foilr feet deep. Miss Byera Green River saloon. Billy James, (he paddling easily while swimming on bartender, was alone. The latter the her back.' la attempting to stand up thinking he had a customer, asked was in the water, the visitor lost control visitor what he would have, and of herself, her head fell backwards In- answered by having a gun thrust into to the water with her feet in the air his face, with the admonition to hold and In this position aha remained for up bis hands. He knew the man who few aecxmds until her escort could held the revolver and thought a Joke get to her. Other ewlmmera wen to waa Intended. However, themanstrong the rescue almost as soon as the men language used by the other Jamas (hat there was "somewho had accompanied Mlaa Byera Into tha water, and she waa taken out with thing doing, and the aljunctloa was 1 all haste. 8he had swallowed some of promptly obeyed At thia Juncture In walked a pal of strangled to the water and nearly death on tha way to bath houses. She the holdup, whs had walked as far as was finally resuscitated. the end of the bar, when a third party entered. This was no other than Morris, hat in hand, and Shorty GOOD RACES AT PROVO. puffing like a miniature steam engine. man with tho gun and Provo, July 24. There waa a good He saw the tha turnout to the race track thia after knew him. He recognised also who was about to enter behind fellow was w card fur and racing good wra, were orniahed. Although there were no great the bar and when his hands be raised, he, too, took the bursts of speed, some fine sport for dered to lovers of the horse waa furnished. The matter ms a Joke and said, Sure, Mike, III take phisky. result follow: Youll take nothing of the kind, Twomlle bicycle handicap Charles said the robber, applying a vile epiRasAlbert Archibald, scratch, first; KimP. P. thet, put up your hands quick, and 160 mussen, yards, second; hands went. the up Time 4:60. third. 200 ball, yards, When James and Morris stood with Special trot or pare, two out of bands extended and guarded by the three) Onward P. first In first and man with the revolver, the other man and 2:40. aroond heat. Time 2:41 went to the caah register and took all Rex was second. One-ha-lf Miss thr money It contained, between JD0 mile dash, and Ci' checks were not touched. Cheathen first, Mackey second. Time The bartender and Morris were then 0:61 ordered to He face downward on the mile flash Pony or saddle, one-hal- f and when Pet first. Gray second. Time 0:65. It fliior. near the pool tables, the was a ctoee finish, and Iet and Gray them- portions had been assumed soon As ran a quarter-mll- r dash, Prt geitlug robbers quitted the premises. door as the robbers were out of the thtm-flreunder the wire first. Tltne0:2fi. t Morris arose, armed Special trot or pace - Rose M. win! James anj 'Ives, one with an emp.y revolvi-three heats. Time 2: 2. 2: 2K and 2:28. Dan Z. was second. Teaser was and the o' her with a gun that w.uldn t The shoot, and mm into tho street withdrawn. mile danh-L- ittl Waif holdups wne going rapidly eastward. to back for the other and drat, Mackay second. Time -- 0:31;. keep away. A telephone menage waa sent to po. LAWSON SMASHES ANOTHER RECORD' l:rc headquarters, and within flte minute "t be place swarmed with officer," Fait Lake. July 25. Iver Lawson to nw the language of Bartendrr bad on his fastest sprinting clothes! Janus By this lime, however, no trace in' rf the rnhbir cnuM be found, and up last, evening. M.d his hour thi afternoon they had the three mile lap race ws the car to a ! A they ave nc been apprehended. attraction evening. With .1 ease he won the event although b h kn'n to the victims of their he did not do any real sprinting tin riiiredei 11 work, it is thought certain will he caught. ihs when til after the hell rang, The description of the m'u tallica passed over the tape safely in tin-had. the watches of three timers nhnw-- j wih that of the fellows w'hn made the I ert that he had gone the route In attempt at the Germania, and there 6:35 establishing a new tioild'.-reco-- d liMle doubt that wo men were engaged for the distance, and sharing 20 at both place. The man who tapprd the register at the record seconds fre-rby films if in Ogd'-u- . Jul i. when the Green River wan a porter at saloon on Commercial street, he went the distance in Norris was a bartender there, an! wa well known by the latter. MAY PROVE FATAL. con-vince- 2 free-for-a- - J i Three-eighth- s -h ! J s 3 I Compartment and drawing-roosleeping cars, observation cars, d!n-- I a:iJ library trig cars, I Bock-- 1 cars, with barber, bath lovers Library; entiie iron electric lighted, through to Chicago without charge. Direct connection (or m I buffet-smoki- ng J ; St.Pasland3iiac2spolis TVte. rwr.rfllnn $ni full mi te obU'nvt C. A. Wikpt, General North-Weste- rn BELLBOY GANG FROM SALT LAKE. Mt The Meat Laaarleas Trala la tbs Warld Agent, Plsasunt, .1 nl v 24. John ATer-- : and Eph Madsen, were the victims f wii.it may prove a fatal accident while riding horseback this morning. With men had mounted the aamr horse, when the animal began to back, ami throwing Itself backward, fell on, lsih men. The horn of the Raddle brokt several of Madsen's riba, the broken bones penetrating one of his luti-Averelt waa also internally injure: and at last report had rea.i.nei consciousness. Madsen is no; xpcr;-to live. S.ri: Lake. July 2"i - Eight is one rt Vi: the (le: or rives lie'.b-v' ill- holiest ml best organize I ho have over gang of sneak linn of 'ho ouniiy In this perated . ind .ill be ku; lvvi- - been r.- m Ihona ;hi state n! ::nriry Vlt:t, sa.'R the I'- nver Iost. A.i mi'mhrrs- r; he band ave under cars fr nr-- i:il withw.ii cxccp l.in r e es i - rl iijji'T the diain 'he ill(Tn t!t hotels be Eiks were here iheir loo: h.i been ' CUTTING AFFRAY IN PRCVO 5A- ia:n of Pp'.eriivpf LOON. i.iep. and at nrositi iiu lgKin:!' otficp co; Irovo. J'ry 24. As 'he wrv.h rf c'oih-- j 'I'lir more bci fl.unfl a roc. In the Ivivmi ini., nab. si i'. Jovc-lrv- . e'c. evening, Tbcir.ss Wriglr - n members f 'be gtrg (i? with u frlghif u-- - ,.i. at :i id lss' Th ih:et s. T', ar m,1 hark, tin- J ujnor cut on the hotel Thev . fowi'h chances E!'1- rermen iiK i,:.!-- : h:u' il. (v Hi::--in the ci:y jail. aad ihi.v. p'.eadlr? ginlty. ere - - R-- ! From the view point of the average man housework is very easy. The wife is right at home. She is her own mistress. She can sit down and rest any time. che can even go to bed for a nap if she feels like it. bhe can order her household affairs just to suit tier own convenience. 1( she doesn't feel equal to doing work she can do it That's the beautiful theory of the average man. Just suppose the Egvptian when they made the required daily tale of bricks tax the uttermost of human strength, had said to the toiling slaves, "Dont hurry, take a rest every now and then only dont forget that your tale of bricks must be all right at night or else therell be trouble. There's the fact. Thera are the days duties to be got through, and the women who row rest may not. The woman, who, when she married, said, "Now, I'll be my own mistress, finds herself a slave to household cares and dntiee. And oh I how much that woman needs rest sometimes. She brnslies and scrubs, and rolls pastry, her temples tbrobbing, her back aching, her nerves quivering under the stress of pain. What she would give if she could just creep upstairs ana throw herself on the bed in a darkened room and rest. Rest would temporarily relieve the strain, doubtless, but it would be the same store over again The real need of weak, nervous women is strength, and that need is fully met and satisfied by Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription. It makes weak women strong and sick women well. It removes tbs causes of womens weakness, tranquilises and invigorates the nerves, encourages the appetite add induces restful sleep. "Favorite Prescription is s positive core for the most oomplioatea end obstinate cases of leuoorrhea, excessive flowing, painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions and irregularities, prolapsus or falling of the womb, weak back, " female weakness, antevereion, retroversion, bearing-dow- n sensations, chronic congestion, inflammation and uloeraxion of the womb, inflammation, pain and tenderness of the ovaries; accompanied with "internal heat." "I am pleased to add my testimony in behalf of Dr. Pieraes Favorite Prescription," writes Mias Earline Agard, Chaplin, Patriotic Daughters of Amer-irs,413tj Michigan Avenue, Lansing, Mich. "1 cannot find language to express my gratitude and joy over the tact that I am well onoe more. Wearing my oorseto too tight seemed to have brought on an extra abdominal pressure, weakening the ligaments and pushing the internal organa down, what to do I knew not, as no medicines 1 took seemed to help me. I had heard of Dr. Pieraes Favorite Prescription and determined to try it, as a last resort. Before the first bottle waa used I began to feel better, but could hardly believe wu permanent, bat in went steadily on, and within four months I waa like a new woman. Now I have no more pains, am well and strong, and am extremely grateful to you. There is nothing to conceal about the .ake-a- p of "FavoKJTi Pbe&ortptiox. ': . Kxc'-i-iEi- : : task-master- s, Mia ..- - p- -p Nesbit Had Contemplated Breach of Premise Suit After graceful Scene. Opinion Which A. O. U. W. Dis- New York. July 25. The Evening World today published an interview with Mlaa Anus Crane, a masseuse oi this city, who Be atatemenr wa taken i yesterday by an assistant district at- torney for possible ute in the Thaw case. According to the World interview. Mis Crane, who la about fifty years of age, was sent to Paris by Stanford White- in 1904. in response to appeals from Mrs. Nesbit, (now Mrs. Holman) Evelyn Nesbit mothei, aud brought the young woman bnek to New lurk. Miss Crane 1 quoteo by the World aa saying shat she knew Alla Xesbli before the young woman' and her mother went abroad in 19u4 and were followed to Paris by Harry K. Thaw. Mr. While, she said, then tent for her, told her that he had received several communications from Mrs. Holman and naked her to go to Paris and airaighten out matters Whan ehe arrived in Parts, Mis Crane aald she found That all three had been living in a beautiful apartment near the Champa Elysee and that Thaw had been the principal caller upon Mira Nesbit. Tha day before I got there, said Mlaa Crane, a terrible row had tak en place and Ur. Nesbit had been put out of the Htpartment by Thaw, who acted like a maniac. Mrs. Nea-bwas nearly destitute and but tor the timely arrival of a woman newspaper writer who had gone abroad with the Nesbits and been left behind In London, she would never have go: back to the United States. The uews paper woman aided Mrs. Nesbit with her own money and subsequently cabled Mr. White tor funds. She declared her belief that Thaw was a lunatic and said that Miss Nua-balso believed It at that time. Min Crane said that Mian Nesbit showed her bruises on her back aad arms which were inflicted by Thaw. On several occasions, when she ass present, Mias Crane said. Thaw tried to choke Mias Nesbit and left the marks of his fingers on her throat. Miss Crane asserted that she saw Thaw beat Miss Nesbit, and that twice when Miss Crane interfered Thaw struck her also. It was Thaw's habit alien he went out on the Paris boulevards to stroll with other women, Mias Crane said, to lock Miss Nesbit and Miss Crane in iheir apartment. M,s Nesbit considered an appeal to the French authorities, but refraiutu through fear that it would ruin her stage career. Thaw constantly raved over men Miss Ne;bit knew In New York and often spoke of Stanford White in a threatening manner. Miss Crane declared. finally. Thaw consented to allow Miss Nesbit to return to New York and they sailed after a violent scene in London. On thq way across the ocean, said Miss Crone, Miss Nesbit declared her intention of bringing a salt for breach of promise against Thaw and of chargWhen they ing him with assault. arrived In New York White's automobile was awaiting them, and Miss Nesbit went direct to White's office, which. Mias Crane said, must have been by arrangement by Miss Nes-bltmother. A family conference, she declared, ensued and several days Inter Miss Nesbit went to the office of A. II. Hummel, the lawyer, and made a statement concerning Thaw's conduct. The suit. Miss Crane said, waa to have been for 50,000. Miss Crane said that Stanford White acted like a gentleman, that Miss Nesbit had only the kindest words to d say of him and that he was a man whom Mrs. Holman had interested in her children. Balt Lake, July ...The supreme oosuz thi morning fcandvd djwrn an opinion which wLl be of Interest to members uf fraternal sodwtiaa. The in question waa that of M Hilda Johancoo va. Grand Lodge cf tho Ancient Order cf Uniiod Workmen of Utah. Wyoming and Idaho, involving the payment f life insurance. Tho court curtain tho Judgment of the lower ooourt aad toe insurance must U paid. Gec-rg- t E. Johansen, according to the evidence. Joined the fraternal society in 1903. A year afterward he waa taken HI, whereupon the lodge sent him word, ac is the custom, that hi aasrasraents for the mum ha of February,' March, April and May would be advanced and paid Into tho treaa-jirand they would be In tha nature of' a loan to him until he was In a position to repay the money. Subsequently the lodge reconsidered its action and eventually expelled him from the lodge on account of delinquent aesementa without notifying tha parties tMr rested. Two months later Johansen sent in oaah for all back dtuea to date and was informed that ho waa no longer a member cf the organisation and hi duet would not be acceptby a ed antes he ware physician. Later Johansen died and his widow sued the order tor the insurance. Tha court found that aa had paid one month's dues that had become delinquent and that the treasurer of the lodge had accepted the name the society was liable. - -- BOLD HOLDUPS ROB A SALOON. i I WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN. WOMAN TESTIFIES TO BRUTAL ACTS OF THAW. v - Overland Limited 1900. it n CIBCUIAB TO AUDITORS of lt la The state board of equalisation sending out the following circular to the auditor s( the various counties Poae take notice that the followfor ing rewdutlone, fixing The levy taxec state and suae school district has been adopted by the state board of equal! ration: That an ad valorem tax of 4.8 mills bae and ia hereby levied on each dollar in value of all the taxable property In the stale for the ear 19ufl to be raised tor state purposes for the year 1906, and that, an ad valorem tax of three mill be and ia hereby levied e on each dollar In value of all the for the the year stale In property 1906, fer raising auma necessary for tixe support of the diatrict schools in the state for the year 19ui, makinganda total tax levy of 7.8 mills for Mats tat district school purposes. tax-abl- - a - NOTED. Washington, July 24. Anting Post- master General Hitch rock today expressed gratllterttoa that the expenditures on aooount of the service of the poHtofflce department for the quarter ending March 81. 1906, showed a material decrease fro mthose of the corresponding quarter of last year. The total receipt for the quarter ended on the Slat of last March were $41,864,329. The excess of expenditures over receipts for the quarter was 1236,114. For the quarter ended March 31, 1905, the excess of exeprn-dlture- s over receipts were 11,967.109, a Raving on the last quarter of more million dolthan one and lars. The principal Items of expenditure included $6,283,796 for rural free Three-quart- nde of native rooit.N..r ' :;restorative, compound, v. ula conoeroing which ti fU '' question by skilled d M . ourouirblv absolute - - rt- - -- w,l . HI.-- root and Every doctor knows th ., is benefit-:- ; of women and when ;i pounded is certain u nearly all cues when Every buttle of the BCBimOX- .rt. , , ., - ?. - which .. m: 13 I.1' , vt' immense Ubonuories u, h .r tSifesarji'iJs edy which tor tortv i,. tos name mad whwf. l ' through the Ini tfu;, ..j Englmid, Australia, houth America, Africa and J sovereign cure tor tw4!l,. unchecked, make our ..j.' fe tore their time. lt will be notined ; ti alcohol in the Fi'm,.u TIM - Dr. Fiertv net.-- , using alcohol in the 7 famous household "i ". substitutes chemically which has wonderful pi! T'31 trading the medicinal . rods aiid preserving the-,- w r- ti J A, w In favor of Dr. U the frank, confiding. (,,!! statement of their giving every ingredient m Ffisk, without fear of nrwu cism and with confidence n1M Vki good sense of the siflu-i.uJ them to appreciate this l.n..iuhteju ner of confiding to them a! at kT? taking into their stomach !,, ing use of these medicir.o. Dr. Fierce feels that he take the afflicted in,, hi !ufZ? dence and lay all the his medicines freely bel'n them kt! cause these ingredients, in- are endorsed and hum Kin.nglvluc, rrmined by scores of the mod enma m iUiS writers of all the several scIhaJ rf practice as cure for the (, . which these medicine w letca. mended. Your druggist sells the "KrtOEm FtraBraipnoH and ala. ihut fawi alterative, blood pnrif.er nmi stomses tonic, the "Goldkn Mkhical Pisct-vMY." Write to Dr. 1ieive about year case, lie is an experienced pfavtu-iand will treat your case as ci.i.fidenia; and wiuiont charge for Address him at the Invalide' H.tel lud Bnrgical Institute, Buffalo, N. y., of which he ia chief consulting phrsida It is as easy to be veil as ill and much more comfortable. is the cause of many form of ilia. Dr. Fieroes Pleasant Pellets cure They are tinv, pillules. One little " lVllri ' is i pntii laxative, two a mild catr.aitic. dealers in medicines sell them. . rorre-rx.rde- a eugsr-cosii- d d Send 81 one-cestamps to tents coat of mailing and gel s copy of p,. nt Fieroes Common Ken.-- Medical Sri-- dust in a day that she can write her name on it The same thing happens to a soda cracker exposed to the air 's er sufficient reason for buying Uneeda Biscuit soda cracker. KENTUCKY STAMP FRAUDS. the only Perfectly pro- tected in a dust tight, moisture proof package. kind-hearte- service. New York. July 25. F've men who were arrevtcd last night were today held in 91.000 bull In police court for further examination In connection of with the washing and state tax flam;), it was stated by the police today that two thousand men and boy in the Wall street district are implicated In some way In etamp fra'.ul in which the governThe ment has lost about $200,000. additional warrants were Issued today for the arrest, It is said, of two men who have been operating stores for the handling of he fraudulent stamps. I T Cohosh -i- . Suffered day and night the torment of Itching pile. Nothing helped me until I uad Doans Ointment. It cured Hon. John R. Garme permanently.rett, Mayor, Girard, Ala. A DECREASE : to-da- co p i The 2'), PAV LIFE INSURANCE. MUST y Second Hand Stores JULY CASE fr free-for-al- - I MORNING, NEW SENSATION IN sent to Buena Vista. The five other members, arrosied yesterday afternoon and last night, are Gustav Edward Mangle, Frank Lafrey, Janies Wde and John Carroll. Xotrom, who la known among Uieiu as the "Big Bwede, and who is years of age. is said to b the leader and organiser cf the gang. He claims to be from Salt Lake, which others A the gang also claim as their home. The rest came the Elks' here from California where he will be held to answer for ihs cutting. Tha trouble arose about 7 o'clock this evening over a pud game. In which Thomas Wright and a friend wars the principals. Prom whai cm be lasraad si present the players were pcsocsbia until a bystander named and Billy Davis began to Interfere play the game from tha outside. Ha mixed things with Thomas Wright for s few minutes and then went to the front of the saloon and asked George Ferre to assist him, saying hs was in trouble and needed help. Just how Ferre got mixed in the melee is not clear, for things were gol ing slid in s few minutes and a of the fight was the order houi. Mr. Lamb, one of the proprietors, scut for an officer and was doing what he could to quiet the fighters. Durthe fight was transing the mlx-uferred from the poul room to the office. It was here the men were fighting when the officer entered, but ha passed on Into the pool room to assist In quieting the racket there, paying no attention to the fight in front. In a moment all was still as death, and Thomas Wright was tearing his shirt off to get to the wounds which were bleeding freely. The knife, with a blade about five inches long, dripping with blood, is said to have been tsken from George Ferre and given to Mr. Lamb, who turned It ever to the officer. Policeman NEW DISTRICT COMING TO FRONT j Till lMAY I'TAII From Correspondents and State Exchanges Read What She Says: ftnw EXAMINEE: OGDEN. SALT LAKE AND STATE NEWS Mist Host Hurst, 933 Harris Strut, AppUion, U'is ll rites Something of Interest to All Women. WANT to My a word for . for ijitemlt aUtxk ud trual others who rood this may try It and iw eelri the seme good from it that X did. I had been ailing tor a kmg time and nothing eeemed to do me an good, although I tried many doctor and many medicines. X had baoome ao bad that there waa no pleasure in living. I waa finally ached by a friend to I did, with many try Peruoa, which misgivings. What waa my delight, after taking the flrat bottle, to aee a groat change for the better and X kept on improving until completely re- - MORNING EXCITEMENT Officers of Law Will be Resisted by Feudists. Brinkley, Ky., July 25. Much excitement prevails here as the resu-.- t of an order by Judge Gardner, of .the county court, summoning a posse of 800 men to bring a party of feudists, dead or alive, from Beaver Creek. As a final warning to the mountaineers, Sheriff Hays left Hlnchman today for Beaver Creek, where certain members uf the Hall and Martin families, under indictment on the charge of murder, have been defying the authorities for some time. The Halls are at the lujme of Dick Hall, the wounded leader of their faction, and Wyatt Martlu BODY ARRIVES AT TROY. is hiding In the mountains wiTh fifty men. Both leaders are surTroy, X. Y . July 25. The body oi Russell Sage as brought here from rounded by armed mountaineers and d If the sheriff attempts to make an New York and buried in ccmeti-r- . l.calde the body of his arrests a fight Is expected. first wife. TI:,- body of Mr. Sage arTOO MUCH WASTE rived here in a private car, mt ached to a regular ir;i!n from New York. Another private coach contalr.e.1 the New. York Old Not Take Kindly to mourners and members of the funReport on Montana. eral party, piruliering twenty persons Rumors were in circulation yesterBut two flor;.', pieces wore brought from New Y,.k to thia city, one an day ri nardlng the prmrnt condition immense wrta l: sent by the late hank- of the M, in:an;t Tnnopah mine at er's office s'.i.Y; the other, a clustci Tnnopah. The raignatiin of John of lilies of tin- valley from the Sage Kirby ns the company's superintendent has been ur. d hs an argument summer limn,- at Lawrence, U I. to depreriate the value of the com panyV hnldings. irrespective of any definite n, w on the Mubject, says tho Commercial of New Y'ork. On the ASSURANCES ARE GIVEN. top of thlx gtsslp the recent quarterly sta enivni issued by the company, New York. July 25. The Asshowing n:i, re than 11,700 tons of has received sociated Press !, trick handled In proportion to the following dispatch: tons of melting ore and 930 "St. Petersburg. July 25. ions of milling ore has been used as a our telegram adAnswe.int: further criticism cf the management. A drisseri to the prime minister, dispatch from Goldfield Iasi I am dirn-teto any tuat the raid: night administration inccr.trnl pit "As a re.iuit nf the organization of forms its bat. Si. Pctersimre the mine cwners of Tonopah a month and the provmeea received the ng-- i and ilv adoption of a scale of new of t:tc dissolution of the wage-- s differing somewhat from lh-doi.ii.a ea'mly. The empiric Rcale then in t ffivt between miner and realizing the rereally owner, the si m, ; ion in that ramp is forms pror !k imed in tils iri.ii-r.tdelicate, hip tiieie is a general belief The cf O. 'otier S'bh. distha; no h.t.z s ious will result and solution of the dO.iP'd w.i i:,. that a'! iicea will be amicably as the first body uf adjust'd. tend-t-eie deleit.ites pursued i "AiTt .tii; as a fact that one which threatened to Irvv. ilie side ,c Intended to precipiof tate ro,,v . .pp wor(1 has already pracifui deveiopTncr.! in ti.p finplrp 1; i : uoue .i strike had town in ( BELLE'-.- R XBE.'' Fnji i in i the Montana Tonopah :.e sir.g'ed out. ns the psr-f- r the trouble to breal; NATIONAL BISCUIT COM PAN i I i Estes Doctor Specialist ! well-arme- i Cures whan othsrs fall. 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As a matter of fact not a single man has quit woik on the Montana Tonopah and that mine, as well a others, are working force. lta regular Trouble may he expected, however. if the ronti-ndinparties do not come to terms hy ng. j. All mines tint four have been working their top men nin hrura, wheivus the scale called for eight. The mine ownera1 union has tried to whip the four Into line and the miners' union has taken up the light. Nn strike has been called anil n to eome to an the mine owners and the niinera' union Have each appointed a t- -y conference committee of expected that meet tomorrow ferences. Among 1 the and adjust the local m min recently Inspected the mission Is made that Montana ore bodiea ha sn lean at depth, but such time has happened several Great sires bag been K,rh-.,nresignation of John pany's manager. P00- r . prevalence of property. There is standotnt of lu ti- t;, bef0r lit cots- t t from to 1 |