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Show Till: ELKO COUNTY FROM HER MINING orwtoUUkoto Short to AUwrta, the Ongs July o tEEware BOGGY Lta MRS. SSeaefit OLIVE ANDERgON VERELY INJURED. IS BISHOP SE- . uia n lb. ri . , yes-teri- ay nt p' h . devt-lop-me- d . farms. Prof. Miller, forester, and until recently headquartered at Balt Lake, nia been engaged by the park to trim the tree In the pur lie parks. A marked lmprove--i:- i in the appearance of Lea ter park effected by Prof. Miller, pruning knife haa cut away the : .xrfiueua summer garb of tbe res. H will be retained until cv-i--y public tree In the city haa been prepared for a more vigorous growth end a seller appearance. je Misses Louise and Peirj (Spurgeon a4 Cnrrie Knapp are to enjoy tbe sernsry around Bear iJl'e for a few weeks. They leave r Montpelier, on Saturday, and from Jneie they will take stage to the Bear lake country. WHERE IS CLCUOA SHIRLY A telegram Seriously eon-rernl- The extent of or Shirtys Injuries tn manner of tha accident Is unknown owing to the meagre news coni''' la the meesaga, but It la enp-Pjw- that be met with a fatal injury the mines. while woiklng In PAPER USED. . Washington. July 2L As a result of Investigation of complaints from ail part 0f the country the regarding q.iallty of paper need for a change has been made postal cards, busl-oIn tbe ? in Jgere of the postal card h wy at Romford Fhlls, Me, tad In the rreernment agent at that place. "Had dyapephia or indigestion for No appetite, and whnt 1 did enf me terribly. Burdock Blood JJ. nd E. T. WOOLLEY He and JULY EXCURSIONS. Via Colorado Midland Writ L. H. Harding. fun particulars. ijre e ai RETURNS u !ni-I.an- sight-scree- : Btshop E. T. Woolley, aceompsuied by hla son, Half, haa returned from a SILVER New List at letter remaining In the at Ogden, Utah, July 23, 1807, which. If not called for la two week, will be sent to the dead letter offioe: Gentleman's Lilt. post-offic- Hugh Canon, Johnle Colton, Joe Clark, John X. Chrietophenon, Mursey Cofurn, R. P. Compton, T.. W. Chandler, Tom Donnelly, D. J. Daniels, David Deuel, Cecil T. Daley, Harry C. Dahle, Jobs Edwards, Emoa Kckmau. Fred P. Ewing. XL P. Fronser, Frank Fall, Joe Frnndaoa. Peter Fletcher, Wm: Gibbons ft Co., A. H. Greer, Charles Glbaon, John H. Hutto, Chaa, . Salt . e Likes, Dora J. 8. Longmoth, J. Luddy, Lane, J. O. Houcks, Roy F, Mick, C. W. McGregor, F. Mack, J. F, Mayen, J. P. Moyes, Joseph McClellan, Joe Moon, Harry Marks, M. Moimudeo, Oils Melili, 8. O. Marshall, Town McQueen, Ward Nelaon, Ed Nelann, Henry Orrpanopuluu, Deo 0BrWa, Dennis ' Perkins. Arthur Porter, D. J. Iroctor, Roger B. Rpuer, Alfred Richards, C. Rawaon, Fred Rhyaa, James Ripley, O. J. (2 letters! Robbins, David ft Co. Smith, Affdrrw Sullivan, Andrew Stove, C. A. (2 lettere) Sierra Madr Mining Co. Stewart, E. A. Squan, Dave Styles, Harry J. Stokes, G. W. Beits, Georgs Sturman, Ira Sou too, Joae . 8cbwiuer, Otto '1 8-- 8-- s. 8-- A . I PAPERS HAVE BEEN FINED. Moscow, July 24. Th Vtottomoutl and the Slovo, (wo of tbe moat liberal papers la tbe country, have been heavily fined again. Fines have beam Imposed also upos several newspapers In Kiev, Kazan and Fenxa, RAILROADS AND LETTER LIST. Allen, Aultren Andermm, A. W. Alton, Clarence . Harold Branum, Frank Budd, H. H Burton, Alfred Bnrgner, Cbaa. E. Borg, E. E, Baehaad, Louis, Batiat, Mr. Berry. Randolph Block, Ralph E. Bowling. W. W. Clark, Sign Co. Corey, Bea'F. Casey, Chaa. Case, Chaa. K. Phrtotcaw, Ernest Cronchahorn, aur-viv- IS old-time- rs 8am-ueleo- n WU-ea- a tea days' visit to the mineral sons situated to the neighborhood of Rowland, a quiet little camp northwest of Elko, Nevada. He reports conservatively but favorably of the possibilities of this territory. . From Elko the trip waa made overland by stage. At, Gold Creek, Half Woolley, who finishes the regular university course la mining engineering next spring, examined the formations found In the vicinity at the creek and succeeded In uncovering some promising ledges. However, aa the trip made wa merely for the purpose of Investigation, no deal waa consummated. Bishop Woolley will confer with his associates at Salt Lake before taking any definite course. Of Elko county and the east and north territory of the state the Wool-ley- s apeak encouragingly. Aa yet the trend of prospectors and capitalists FISHERMAN'S BAD LUCK WINS has nog been directed to tbis neighA RICH RETURN. borhood, aq that activity la limited to tha unsystematic attempts of to exploit the pucapects. Mining business in general over the state Thar Ware Witch, Diamond and la beginning to brighten, declares Monay in lh Hoi Into Which Ho FolL Bishop Woolley. five-mil- e Ald-wtc- - T. Hodgmaa, Bruce I Steinbach, RdbL Hamp, Billy Salt Lake, July 24. Owing to a mis- Hunt, C. A. Sullivan, Tim Sebastian, Tuny understanding of the racing rules, X. Hibbard, George C. Ifcpper waa fined 1- -5 and suspend- Hill, James II. Smith, W. r. ed for thirty days by Refereq Berry, Hopkins, W, G. Taylor, Alfred besides making himself very unpopn-la- r Jones, A. Lee Taylor. V.lnwr with Use large crowd that was pres- Johnson, Frank Taylor, Willie Thelemann, Wm. ent at the races Tuesday night The Johnson, J. A. e Vlcniatea, Gnat. trouble occurred In the lap Knbl, F. K. Wllkeraon, Bert race. In which all the profeesionel rid- Kersey, Ed WuerfeL Harry ers had started excepting Kramer and Kirby, John 4 Warren, Melvin Clark. ifter leaving the mark. Hopletters v Whitmore, Wilper got I rev Lawson's rear wheel Keller, Jacob liam and had followed that rider about two Katsiiaa, George Turman. Joseph mile. Several of the men shifted their Keffor, Mom 226 2Sth St. positions, and in dcing so all the rid- LinJale, CaU J Ladles' List ers twang high on tbe track. 8amnel-on- , Miss Grace who waa to the rear rode toward Anderson, Mrs. King, Mrs. the front on the pole, having plenty Bertina Marie of room to go P and mining up wlih Bancroft, Mrs. Louck, Mix. Groce When Lawson he remained there. Anna tbe riders got settled and awang down Bruwnel, Mrs. E. Ledalre, Louise Laraeroux, Mary tm, the pole Hopper found hlmeelf quite Baird, Mrs. Eva 8. naturally crowded out of his position. Bowmen,' Miss Love, Miss Sarah Ha gave Samuelaon a posh, endangerHattie Mr C. M. ing all the rider in the rear, but the CorUa, Mm A. J. Manln. M1" Provo man hung Ugbt and would not Crain, Mro Edyth Maggie give In. Finally Hopper caught hold of Samuelaoe'e shoulder and deliber- Compton, Mary A. Mill. Mrs. Bertha ately pulled him back and both men Duke. Mr. Mlaa Mcl.eam, Referee came standstill. Charles to a nearly Maggie Emil Mrs. to to out, Dcbn. called drop Berry Hopper O'Leary, Mias but bo refined to do tbla unless Endicott, Mrs. Alice G. wa nut nnt ! The latter George O'Nile, Mr. Joe brother waited until Hopper came (2 lettere? Pike, Mra. Chararound on the home stretch and pnltol Fairbanks, Mn. lotte Florence him off Us wheaL Hopper went rolling down the track Into the grass, and Trunero, Mr. Ll Parry , Mrs. K. A. Jnmplng up, tried to catch T. M. Sam- Gray, Mrs. Bertha uelaon, but tbe latter proved too mack of a aprinter. After the race Hopper Glenedaur, Mrs. stated that he understood that no rid- Halley, Jane er could go np on the Inside and take Hawkins, Miss D. a TiJera position from him, and for Harris, Miss Ethel this reason ho acted "as he did. T. K. Samuelaon was fined flO for pulling Hammond, Mina Emma Hopper off his wheel while In motion. ' Hopper also stated that It 1 under Hodgeman, Mra. Bruce stood between all the riders that no one ahull enme np and take any one's Herrick. Mrs. position from the in aide sad It la part of tho track etiquette. Johnson, Alice F. MrB- The racing laat night could not have Jacobi, Mn. EL H. been better. Fast times wete made Johnson, Mlsg Wright, mra.- mi. in an events. Bchnell won the amateur pursuit race, which waa exciting Knnnegelser, Packages. from beginning to end. Xlepig, Mn. E. Final Australian pursuit SchneD Beard, J. R. Mr. 8. Mark Ira, first, DeMarm second, Crebs third, Giles fourth. Distance, miles, 2 tops, 110 yards. Time, 4:48 MILITARY MOVEMENT). Final mile ' handicap, . amateur Crebs first. Duett er second, DeMara Salt Lake, July 24. The three comInfantry to third. School! fourth. Time, 1:66 panies of tho Twenty-firs- t Half-mil- e open, professional Law-so- garrison Fort Donglaa on the departVestment, Ait first. Pye second, Hollister third, ure of the Twenty-nint- h Hopper fourth. Downing fifth. Time, gnat 1. are dne to arrive here July :68. 80, aid will go Into camp until the del Mile Invitation, professional Dorian parture of the present garrison, when first. West eecond, McDonald third, there will be room la the barracks At present there Monroe fourth. Time, 2:18 for the'sew-comrrFive-milre ten companies of the Twenty-nint- h lap race, professional Lawson first. - McFarland second, regiment at the post, which com Downing third, Samuelaon fourth, pletely fin up the accommodations. Samuel-fofifth. Time, 10:24 A foil regiment of twelve companies I waa one lap behind, but the ref- cannot be provided for until the numeree allowed him the loss oa account ber of barracks sad officers' quartern ere Increased. This will be the first ef Hopper's Interference. 4-- 5. Omaha. Intermediate points; lntn One fore pins rooBj Ms- - Return Minneapolis, ul.11 ta t Hia Son Have Investigated the Mineral Prospect at Rowland. n tor . a . was received at police Tuesday, from the dduartera. enle. of pnllca at Butte, Inquiring the whereabouts of Clauda milrly who is supposed to be In Ogden visiting friends and relatives. As or1 the lady is located the tafor-WH- 1 be telegraphed to Butte: Following la the telegram: Chief Ogden: rind Clauds Shirly. 10 Con, to Bntte at once. L iteMiand hurt. No money. Tt ill send aerionaly ticket." POOR 1Y07. An-lici- to U Has Bean Injured. 23, S.j.i a bv iltouppolntnieBt, Cbil-- s tor of us ve wanted for tbilr uvu In Geir competition with feiveJ to Fort I).'.: trav. Sju ilUd ia :;ie pmr fioure ctvi- i ilreir uwa piuuiicts. VtcstnunsUr that qk, uij mil be sold in the ihtre Texas, u uiiy bn flM) fir- of l is to to ieta:i shore Jt.,n' ry .t part of the a ward of the e mu-lthis pOSL The iv.cheMt w.'Im had IIvmi the lit id a hcriiiu kri pci's nJ no ou eUe, and uut sold i a coniiauies of tbe T HURT THE UMPIRES FEELINGS. n;:i; ivl-Uitu- t g.taior citacoiiui. reuaie. dia-bip' 'ii . tic high luiMnialiia for rears. k. or anything of th will Pte tliru'iaj u.v c:ty, kind t m in Germany 79 years aa. route to San Mi.uoiit atop-pingpt'f etui, trom our cuta-lis.- i Tha bowler ia a Lancashire cricket canty .f a prominent family , pi'icu-sand that only for caalu a.sicb waa in the act of They will report to the t and he with ihe moat a want it further agreed that the 111 when MMiuqhlng moveddelivering commauier m t. Preaidt:. iitusK-across the td that coun- We geniuses waieU-will not be traded off by yutt Tbe lieutenant cobmel l in coiumaud try. end the baumaa, who for other goods in snv way, shape, wore spectacles, stopped back and at DkCheane. 111 saner, or we uo TOO MANY AMERICANS. trust that you can lusde and GREAT COAL BODY. attempt to play the ball. see jour way vlt-a- r to write us stating A ahalow oa the h I London are Car. not Holt All of Enough to Supply &00 Tone Cany For that jou Hotels ef ready and willing to eaexplained. sier us in the way Indicated, and that Them. Amid roars of laughter, the game 250 Year. you agree ta all this. . . . Jts a guar-aute- e waa stopped, until a player drove the of goJ faith on your part we by no means youthful steed employed London, July 14 The W'rid. in Hazleton, Da., July 24. Tha Lehigh commenting upuu th yrcat iucreaae Valley Coal company haa opened what shall' want you to declare yourselves on the ground out of the line of vision. h Is alien vialtora. suuavst that ready fur forfait to us 5 pounds on Even then tha match waa not la to bo the largest stripping in th bo converted into aa American world. It i located at laniiaicr, and each aud every Key stosre-b'lglfor ope of the umpire watch had the coal la in a solid bed luu feet sold or disposed of by you attar this something to say. Leaving hla post quarter. date la Tho annual invasion." say any way, shape, vr manner at tbe bowler's wicket, he strode up the wide, ISO in thickness and extends World, has outgrown the hotels and from Laitiuier 10 IMiton. at least six ountrery to the spirit at this totter. to th batsman- sad blurted out. InIn overflowed Into the bathrooms cf iriles. It i estimated that were ihe accepting tne conditions of this let- dignantly, "Look 'ere. mister, wants Bloomsbury. Not only wenid this eouipaay to tale out 500 tons daily it ter you also agree to the matter of ! none of your laaolenre. That' site, if converted into s perfectly ap- would requite 2&u jreatq 1 exhaust forfeit m. pointing to tbo bore "tint a sbad-- 1 The Independent Watch Dealers' drr! Thats a oa, and, wot'a more, pointed Americs n quarter, prove a fur- the supply. ther inducement to American to leave ssKoclation, of whieh Mr. Kreno la 'e g my 'osa! ' Tit tbeir homes, but It wuuld he intenseBOVS NAME IS 6ILVA. the moving spirit, cuntouds that this circular a aa action ia restraint of ly Interesting to Londoner, who art MORE STRIKE RESULTS. almoat as vague as they era curious Providence, R. L. July 24. 4t waa trade, and, therefore. Illegal; and the about Now York." learned here last night that tbe matter has leva before the departSuperior, Wta, July It. Aa a result of Ihe battleship Georgia acci- ment of Justice at Washington. Her of the atrike at tha iron mines, labor dent. who i at the Chelsea hospital Mr. Keeue has had an Interview with ers are to ring the range ia large by th uame if John A. Burch, la Mr. Lloyd George, who has ahowa numbers, many of than baying tickets OF tha son at Manuel George Silva 4 himself much Interested la the story for tbeir old in Italy, Hangary, this city. The boys real Kama la 4 how Reform Tariff may defeat even Finland and homes tho manufacturers who make bloated Three hundredother puts of Europe. Lawrence Arthur Silva. pasaed through here Young Silva ia not yet f age. He profit from ita working aad who find yesterday on their way caaL enlisted ia tha aavy in New Vork under an aaaumed name against hia fathers wishes. He waa a gun pointer turret rrew. Ills relin the ative in this city are aware of bla condition an daily visits are paid him at tha hospital. He haa a rhaace to recover. Tn: FROM A LONG TRIP. S A Husband Til I KSUA V, .ULV litre since the CAMP . of Utah people or relatives m Canada the JESn dealroaa of visiting crowd Two Rige Collided end --On of tha ecvi that mack larger Vehicles Was Completely went last in Jathii aumnierandthan Ruined. went laat fifty hundred ex-1la It hundred. ??!:. 0M At leant two 0 thin Hate. While driving home Tuesday night, on Washington avenue.' near Seventh V haa Maaaon gone gapadnieadent street, Mrs. Olive Anderson, of Five veat on hi naual trip. Points, was thrown from her buggy Jeweler baseball team and severely injured. She was taken 2Jrto Willard yeatarday in a tally-rr- to her home unconscious and given the nun of baae hall for a amaU attention of a doctor. Thle morning her condition la improved. ra i, in sight. The accident occurred while Mrs. - On Aagnat I. the Oregon Short Anderson was passing a buggy being ezennioa driven north on the same side of the na. naucipataa the biggest Xtfte aeaaoa. The Mutual Improve-mk-T street. The wind caught a piece of paand the Sunday per In the mad, blew It squarely la AsMcbtion ?5 - ( Waber Stake hare Joined front of the horses and caused them to and expect aa a raault to make collide with great force. Mrs. Andar-aowas thrown to the ground on her SSa esearaloa the bast thua far. There brad and for a time It was thought win be tea apaelal train , one leaving the other at I p. m. that she would not eurvtve the shock, it :45 a will but later la the night she regained burning home, 8 tha m.specials and at 10:41 coeaciouanasa. Her body waa bruised imro Ucoon at p. la aider to accommodate the bnt no bones were broken. The fortunate arrival of aid precrowd twenty ear for the ar-.ivented a bad runaway. rrt apodal have already bean Both rigs were damaged, the on for. From tha present outlook. at laaat 1,000 poople will take la the owned by Mrs. Anderson being completely ruined, while the other was deprived of a wheel and was cracked leave and broken. Attorney U. D. Leaacnger will Nev Ploche, for IS August (Wft where ha will remain permanently. COAL FROM AUSTRALIA yiftewi can of eoho want north 1 awning for the Bntte smelters. Harriman Purchasing Fuel for Hla LoMwmeo comotives In tho Antipodes. A ""n aiaad excitement prevailed at the police station Tuesday aveulng Although there are mountains of when a 'riot eall" was excitedly tele- coal practically at our very doors, W. phoned for the petrol - wagon to start H. Bancroft, andd gen-er- sl henceforth for Twenty- lath and Grant of the Oregon Short manager disturbance. With great Une, la U quail purchasing coal In Australia wagon was man- to baste the 'hurry-okeep in operation the locomotive ned and started for the eceaa of the on the Harriman lines, says tho Triapposed grave disorder, but the guard- bune. With coal less than a hundred relieved much wen tha ians of panes miles away, yet It le necessary to go upon arriving at their destination to 7,000 miles away to buy fuel to keep affair." find that It was only a 'small a railway system running. One is alTha altercation arose over a dispute most foreed to the conclusion that It in regard to the boundary line of la a to our development of reproach adjoining property, one claiming that our natural resources that such a the other vai encroaching upon hla thing la necessary, but still It is a land. Tha big maa began to pull fact takes which the former had driven In tbe month of June Mr. Bancroft at marting bis property. But aa fast ordered 8.000 tons shipped from Sidman the little a he pulled up stakes, and .this ney, ffew South Wales, would drive others. Getting tired of month he doubled tbe order, making a In more tbis pastime they Indulged total shipment of 15,000 tone This 'loving" antics until 1 looked as coal is for locomotive consumption on though them might be need for the tha Oregon Short Line, and It la shipfoneral man " ped across the Pacific ocean to supply power. Deputy Fish and Gama Warden A. And this la a business. Each X. Vau drr Vltea of Ogden has been ton of coal baa costly coat from f8.64 to $8 appointed by gtaie Commissioner Croper ton. Taking the former figure mer to tha position ef general travel-In-c aa an average, this 15,000 tons of state commissioner, woiklng fuel has coat the Harriman manageMr. Cromars office In Balt ment bt tbe neighborhood of 8130,0110. Lake. Aa Increase of salary amountIt cornea bnt they must hare It la to f3S attached to the office In Tne coal high, on tbe ing Harriman lines supply to addition traveling expenses. under the Jurisdiction of Mr. Bancroft only some 20,000. tons today.. In noend aerrlces of Myrtle Koae la former years at this time something .Wood will be held Thuradag at 2: V0 Ilka 100,000 tons have been stored up, ,p. m., at lbs family residence, 2787 ao that it la readily seen that stores fattenoa avenue, liileruent In tho ar In a aerionaly depleted condition. ally cemetery, The coal supply this year haa fallen tawJi Bartholomew, dispenser of off mightily. Ijabor troubles, a shortCuller's coot drinks, and Mina Maud age of laborers, lack of numerous of coal .properties and Harris, of Brigham City, were mar-friehave contributed to this at be latter place yesterday and other cauaea nor are there any signs of - will return to Ogden, Thursday, to condition; Improvement. make tbeir home. With the railroads shipping coal MWW II. L. Griffin 4k Co. skipped to Butte from Australia for their own use, the outlook for the winters supply for doTuesday one of the largest consignments cf produce ever Bent north In mestic uses la certainly very gloomy. one order. Five cars were loaded with potatoes and SUSPENDS HOPPER cabbage from Utah Her t'TAII. sight-screen- pood retunilng daya. The raU- - - MmTwltMn thiny n the exrn1t T. R. O'Connolly and OUDl-- V. reyi-mi-ut- Piaacff Pay. : EXAMINEE: ff AS THROWN car loada of people took ad tha holiday rate to go to j MOKXlXa July 24. Th misfortunes of Frank H. Moorhead, of Fair-IbiN. J-- . yesterday, resulted la hi bneomiag poaeeaaor of a bag of gold and silver. Moorhead was ou a fishing trip. Before noon time ba had stepped in a bole sad aprataed aa and nearly ankle, upset a ean drowned. With no fish, ha waa making a abort cut homo. It led him through grounds, whore a eottage was burned four yean ago. Briars hid tha path and the cellar excavation. Ha ' Tort, NORTH CAROLINA Asheville, N. C July 24. Mr. Stanford, of tbe department of Justice, le here in an effort to secure a aattlonwat of tho conflict betwoaa tho utato and federal courts over th railroad rate question. Tho at at authorities her era communicating with Governor Glenn la connection with panes pro- posal. CRUCIFIX CAUSES SUSPENSION. tumbled Into the cellar and got up to Moullna, Franco, July 23 Tho may-- 1 vow that ba would never go fiuhtag of Moulin a, M, Chapta has been again. eructflx la g Then he saw a silver sugar bowl suspended for having i nearby. Investigation disclosed more school silver. Including big and little pieces LA CROSSES HEAVY DAMAGE. and in a crevice waa a black box. It contained watches and Many rings, La Cross. July 24. Telephonic soma of them set with diamonds. Tha goods found by Mimrebmd are communication with tho flood stricken valued ut from 12,50(5 to $2,000 and districts In La Cross, Yornoi, Monare supposed to have been hidden by roe sad Crawford counties laLabeing reCrosse stored. Nbt a form in tha thieves. county and upper Ktokapno river valley ha aecaped damago. Th damns FIGHT T THE FINISH. to th five railroads oeotoring at La Crosse will amount to hundreds of Steel Corporation Will Drive Out tho thousand a of dollars and almost every Waotem Federation. bridge has bam taken out. New York, July 24. The strike of workmen tn the ore mines of tbe Lake s Superior fields to receiving the ASKED attention St the officials of tha Wilrutted Siatce Steel corporation. liam EL Carry, the president, has tbe n handling of the strike under bte and Ms lieutenant, Thomas E. Cole, president of tha Oliver Mining company, la on the outlook ut Duluth and Two Harbors. AnnounceMIND ment I made that the corporation will . aland out for what th officials consider common Justice with tbe Western Federation "of Miners. The or ganliatlpn liM.putlawed Itself, the HAS CAMPAIGN officer of th corporation hold, in dis- POSTAL CARD STRUCK THE WHITE HOUSE. regarding tha terms of Ita own resolutions before they had been in the hands of President Cole IMrty-eIUncle Bam Will Renaw the Lease, hours. It Is slated that the program adoptle the Inecrlptlea n the AppeaL ed is to fight without compromise what ia termed the email percentage acof men in the ore fields who are tually members of the Western Fed24 From all parts New eration. Tbe Steel corporation does of the York, JulyPresident Roosevelt country not believe that the men have any has during the laat few days received grievance and point to tbe fact that poalal cards urging him to reconsider of an wages last inpreaaa January only declaration of 1804 and accept was voluntarily granted1. Since then, hla another nomination for tha presidency. no been there have ia it said, are rather elaborately printed, from tha men and no trouble They a picture of the Wbtte containing of was anticipated until the demands which Is the Inscription, under House, tbe committee were received. The T&cto Bam Will Renew tbe Lease." whole trouble haa been atirred up Printed In Phlladelphta, tbe cards irom the outside by professional or- bava come from many state, and tbe ganisers, according to tbe Steel of- growing 9iod of them indicate that ficials, who ala say that leaa than 10 some one lias started a campaign to per cent of the men became members Induce the President to change hts of the union. These, however, they mind. say, have succeeded in Intimidating the rest by marching through the DUMPING THE AMERICAN Iron country with red flags, burning WATCH. who tried property and heating mn to remain at work. According to the Never has n more amusing situation 3 corporation figures, there were been Treated by tbe artificial operemen employed at the Lake Super-to-r ttas of tariff than that which faces of The down abutting properties. tbe American Witch Trust. . That the mines baa already been felt by the combination of manufacturers In wble, men along the tinea of ore railroads owing to the high duty, to Mil dear and upon the lake docks. nt home; but in Free Trade markets, men are 17,000 There upon where nearly competition baa to ho faced, corof the the tranaimristfon lines He prices are reduced very much bewho the affected may be by poration, low those of the American price-listrike. The marked difference suggested to at what effect the strike will Mr. Charles A. Keene n promising altua-ttohave upon the Iron and aleel for trade. He bought the opening the trade haa not yet figured out American watches here at the English The company haa large ore auppllea shipped them back to America, for lta present needs, but If the strike prise, where they passed ia duty free as were prolonged much embarrassment American made, and proceeded to unmight be caused, after the closing of dersell the trust on Ha own ground navigation. with its own goods. This baa been going on for four yean. Now tbe SENT TO MENTAL HOSPITAL. treat ia endeavoring to atop the trade. It haa issued a clrtular to ita Balt Lake. July 24. W. J. Oaskdll easterners, la which It nays: murtimes a four Wilson, alias ,W. J. We would Inform yon that we have derer, was adjudged Insane In Judge been troubled with certain factors and divtsinn of District court, the Ritchies individuals seeking to obtain oar Tuesday aftenonn, and wa ordered watch a to whom we do not care to committed to the Btate insane asy- sell direct r to have obtain our lum at Provo. The Immediate canae Keyatone-Elgiwatebes . Indirectly, of hia arrest wa his threats to kill and we now make a petal of asking John H. McThrystai and John Q. our customers to write na over tbeir Packard, prominent Utah mining men. signature in the effect that any Dr. W. Breiwa Swing, who was the watches which they may want and or- principal witness against Gaskell at tha Insanity hearing, testified that tne man is a paranoic, which, he de- o o BURNED TO DEATH. clared, was a modem name fur mono- O O on oilier sane all maniac. Apparently O GasIren O o points,. Dr. Ewing declared that kell Is subject to delusions of perse- o cution. end that he aerionaly believes o that McChryntal and Packard have o done him a wrong. o Oaskell himself was not asked any o cono questions, save the formal ones cerning hla family history. . He de- o he haa no clared that living relatives, o so far as he knows.' o eer-ftou- ROOSEVELT TO CHANGE HIS . x Gin save money by seeing us before letting their contracts for HOUSE WIRING Estimates cheerfully given and work guaranteed WASHING MACHINE MOTORS AND ELECTRIC FLAT IRONS Thoao Uto Mon" Commercial ElectricCompany 2279 WASH. AVE. PHONE 361 Bcmt K.ead mmsssmr b Meagg'T' A case of 3 dozen bottles of Beckerfs Beer, only $2.50 net Extra bottle of pure Glifomia Wine free with each have a nice case Go to it, old-time- rs; time Life is too short Phon' Orders Promptly Delivered KOBN LIQUOR CO. Bell 791 --Z Ind. 415 emu-plain- ts 14,-92- 284 MAIN ST SALT LAKE CITY Ogden 2457 Wash. Logan, 47 N. Main Park City 3C1 Mala Provo, 83 Centra TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; FREE WITH PLATES. 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