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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22
FUNERAL SERVICES.

Tho funeral services ovfr he re-
mains ~ little Ruth Lindsay, s'ha
passgd 10 the Errat beyond fIiiay
eYenius. dying 81 flrlghrs dislsrs.
wrrr held ~ the family feslirncs In
the TNcniy sihird ward yesterday Il ;
., M. bishop Jones and Counai0rs
wefv prvsgnt but Elder J. N. Grant IT,.
~ hounilfui took charge n he SER
Vices. b. heinF Oh. Eldcr who bapt1ed
little Ruth" The house vas hi'ff 20
overlooking with friends. who cane 10
pay q last tribute of rrspeot % NJ De-
parted, Patriarch John ksnnnsit VI
Davis stake offered the opening pfayer.
The following Elders were he sfstk-
efai }. ~ Grant IT,. bishop lanrs.
bishop rpcrf, President Unli Of
DAVIS STAKE, William bradford. rfnci-
rll u the jackson school. uhefr shs
attended. and Patriarch ToiImah An
spoke q The gruat faith exhibited BY
ihr deceased, hor love ~ De Gospel.
faiih IN prayer, and her Mai, lQtahle
disposition, Eldpr Arthur " iiafnss
pronounced tho hcnrileii6n slne
twenty runNryaurra followed ne re-
mains % ths cemetery, where b. jrdl.
caigff prayer Was oifofd b. Eiii y.
v. jones,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

An explosion late last night wicked
unf W the Htorchounss OF ID Lirna
powder mills, Aetna. Ills.
The Harlem race track al Chicago
was almost completely DESTROY hy
fire early today.
IRIS Cen. Christian u. woin a yot-
etan ~ the Mexican and civil wan. II
dead al ~ Louis, AGED ~ Tie was
one OF the oldest and best KNOW clu-
ANS N H. Louis county.
The navy department has hai ro 20.
uUft rum the captain Of the u tfplt u
any dlmeuity with the Nioaar or
% amy collision with the NleamFlln
Flnbunt san lacinto.
AZ Chicago, during n quarrel over r.
rims ~ cardH today, George Alton shot
ana fatally wounded Hurrcl Douglas
und his Fnn Frank Douglas. Allrl al.
an received two bullets and may die.
The United states transport fheuunn
u undrr orders Ia sail from San Fran
cisco fnr Manila tonight with the sixth
Infantry ana number of roldirrs as
signed a. various regiments.
The representatives ~ tho shndard
oll CO.. have been In southern 'alifor-
MIA for Hck raj weeks. They are making
thorough Investigation Of thu oil dis
ulcts
Harry IaRoll. mail clerk on M Grand
RAPIDS A Indiana railroad. and ltloh-
ard Neal, ~ Maoklnaw city Mich,
while digging for relies at IN site ~
old Fort Maokinac, unoarthed PIX COM
pletc skeletons,
4 fund Of 100000 drawn from a d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22
LOGAN SHEEP TAX CASE.
Judge Hart WIN Render Decision sat.
urlay Burglars caught.

Special per pescrc, telegraph.
Logan. Utah. May .l-The coln'y
clerk announced that Judge IIari has
reached a decision IN tho eases which
Cache county brought against VARIOUS
sheep oWnera Tor rrfualnf 10 pay ga1.
lna tax ~ 2 cents per head Ths trcls.
Ion. u Il understood. l. against the
sheep owners. but the documshi WIN
not BE- MED until SATURDAY re1t .hsh
his honor returns frum brigham cry,
Mafshai farr has four tunflffif IN
JAW whom b. ARRESTED this mornlsE o.
suerlclon ~ being ne parties Who
broke into The house n Nr Ioss nirris
~ irrrnn, yesterday and stole numer-
breaking will likely l.. Preferred
against the quartet this afiefhoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22
MAlN srnliT arnaLAmy.
William Morrison M rrisi Agsia for IN
tssing the iisrns-'iiardy store

For the second time within the past
thfce months. william Morriaun. who
claims ~ hail from Denver, was placed
on Trial IN the criminal branch ~ the
Third district today on the charge of
burglary. Assistant county Attorney
Ray Van Colt appoarri IN behalf Of The
state and the defendant was repre-
senied by Attorney Charles baldwin.
The defendant II accused ~ having
on the sOth Of December. 1898, entered
The store u iinrnea, Hardy a Company
On Main street. along with two other
men named Charles Vivian ana y. vs..
Armua, and Of getting away with elsht
pairs of mems shoes valued At O. each
ssv.nt pairs Of ladies shoes of the
value OF ti.so each together with "a
number OF hats, pocket knives and Hsy.
crsl articles Of tcwelry.
The three men were tried at the frh-
ruary term OF court. Vivian was con.
victed and sentenced 90 three years In
the state prison. AHmus succeeded Ia
discharged. Morrisan was also tried.
hui The Jury disagreed The defendant
baa since been confined In the county
iaii In default Of ~ 800.
The nrst witness examined In behalf
Of The state today was Arthur hhrnos.
manager Of the nnrncn-ilnrdy CON.
many lie testified that on the night ~
beeember J0ih. 1898, between the hours
M 40 o'clock on that day and . o'clock
Inc next morning his place % business
vas entered through rear window.
The window pane. he said. was cut by
some sharp Instrument. the latch
io.-ened and the window raised.
M. Identified numerous articles found
by the police In the possession ~ Nor,
,ison and the other men. ~ lodging
house on the corner OF South and West
r.mple streets Mt Harness further
irstined that the tracks IN tho store
re,rresponded 20 tho shoes worn by Nor
rlson az the time Of his arrvrt,
Police Sergeant JAnney aud PATROL
man Hempic testified ~ 10 the arrest
IN an three defendants and also identi-
ned The goods found In their rooms.
The defendant viii endeayor 10 prove
an alibi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22

Al o'clock ,his Afternoon ihsfs !"
lively times Tor thu space o. ~
minutes opposite the Coop we - =.
Machine companyH plsce n es,.i -
vccasioncd ~ a scared hoffs AZ u
friahtened lady %.
An umrioye of the arm wis nl.V
Engaged w changing the who's. =
busy wherein sat No. Jams Alli~
81 Provo. Incidentally ihfV vas q
horse attached 10 the vshicle anl -
showed his disarpr1tai " ne Nnp.-
proceedings by making a br' * ~ - =.
the street In the proud record .. tnIee
Jumps. The SPECTACLE q plttl'
minus IT, front wheels reffqfnlns ~
Gus tricks In the public thouugni.a.e
created quite q mild senraildn hh
Adams was rescued from hfr lfiAnus
position and the animal capiaftd W
byrtandcra before any damage f.N. a
broken singietrce. was consumnalfl'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22

!. r,,,r,l rark. soon a., az.
~ rs','iu r. ci,rs received 'n'' W.
pr; , c,srs.-Do not leok fe 90 IN y our
Mf, "a sssy. Thsy arr arr . .s,e, 10 y }ar
sn,ss-s ss where they WI W. !. ksp, gu,
ne ,bs hand. q ne pol,s s,r sb baeE Saic
|psI,f ,a, "a II instead 70, ' nn o,er
Hna inv about il ard publish y ~ .ss hrf
his WI ,,, ~ 10 /, that yeu never -, M, ~ N,
We ~, w .vsIn We are driven 70 Wy. ~. ~
~, ~, hat W. cannot g. "s ,ss., ,.'l,
ne ~ ~ ~ ~" hasa shIld dying th,ouen
o., ,, az prope. treatment ana pa, h n, ,'sa,
Vs., =" Your iaby 4 safe anl ~ Nv,
ns ~. ne rafss rlr T. stu WIN ns,.
- u ~w \. Monday or Tiestay 49,, IN.
ron nv, ~ s,iisnee to show ,na ~, VIC y
.,,. w mi urots his lsiier w. ', ~.
n', ,s !. se,iuus condition and the su''
a.. !" nav cause her death
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MIR. GROVES CASE.



chief Deputy Smyth has BROUGHT In
l'eisr J, iilrNt charscd unlaNfully fsno-
lns unaurYrved government lands
about two miles south of Haniaquln.
Judfe TWumcy heard tho ease ami held
me dFfrndant In bonds NJ 80 ~ a. ait
The action % tho district court.
II has been reported that q. A..
ufuNfs, q brick maker No beautiful,
bad departed 10 regions unknown. lstV.
ms behind him unpaid debts 10 he
amount 0f tN.utp. AIR slmun Hambef.
rrf, a principal creditor. when sen 10.
DAY stated that Sir. 0fuyrs Vas not
dishnnrsi but unforiunate, and that his
debts viii BE- paid.
It, leased brick yard from simon
liambelger. which h. sold 90 Mr Hatch.
lie then leased a yani frum Geo. odd.
darh, Win arrcsment % purchase The
property. Str. Hamburger nnaliy
lnuEht ~ yard, and Groves oonilHned
" mako brick. money being adyahoei.
Tor 'hr pay mont Of hlH mon Employed
ana the epAl burned IN thr manu- lc.
ture.
Mr. Hamburger took ohntisl mort.
FhFu un The brick fnf the money 40
advanced. Groves always ptH Ne ali.
NFatinna we'll. Ito formed tanner.
ship with "a man named Div. and uiey
i1in'i@ hnW-ht dfy rnras marhine
from The Consolidated iinbl.ment In.
pang The machine WIS bought on
tins and was at Cache Junction They
moved he machinery % llnuuiIful nd
thought they would be- rcndY flr MN
On May iat The bad weather dsl.yed
them until now. The machinery 81
mon than they had anticipated IN. h
hecainr discouraged md lrft flr Coinr.
hao' u. has written slr naml.rser
" lhhe charge Of all his nnHIra In All
ltlu.ht "t debts 90 mo latter AZ an
n.nhT,i n1n, but became DISCOURAGED.
- tlhlNllee are not large, and Mr..
Hamburger thinks tho ynrI VIM ,an
De- running again. turning 0ut ~
brick THE machinery ,..t -,
500, "''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22
ADMIRAL SCIlLEY COMING.
WIN Arrive In This city Neat Sunday
Morning.

Admiral sohlcy. the hero 81 the naval
battle at santiago. II coming through
this city on his way 10 San Francisco.
Ito VIII arrive on Sunday morning over
the Rio urande Western. rhs cltisrna
VIII rive him a hearty reception. Tho
Governor thinks the city should take
the Initiative In welcoming tho great
commander.
Mayor clark was asked today by a
reporter of this paper whether any steps
had yet been taken for this purpose
BY the city. lie said there had not.
"wiil there bcf'' asked the rrp1rter.
II am not sure about that" answered
the Mayor, II seems 10 me that the
matter properly rrsta with tho eli.
Eona."
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vidend on i0s.o5s shares OF worida Fair
stock II being set aside for needy and
suffering members OF the various I'LL
noia volunteer regiments Of Cook coun-
", Illinois who served In Cuba.
All the patent and enamel leather
concerns OF Newark, n. j.. Will prob.
ably be consolidated within a month
and the new company will be capital
ICED Mt froin 's,oco.ooo to fib.ooo.O0o
Fire ~ unknown origin early today
destroyed tho oxford hotel building.
Philadelphia. Including oxford hall.
once famous for political ineetingn held
there and oxford stables. The loss
s estimated nj 100000. partly in
cured.
The british steamer KaIsew, CAPT.
Maitland, which recently LETT Liverpool
Tor Hiogo. japan. and china, stranded
on Lunday island Ut the entrance Of
day.
Fire Of nm unknown origin started
early today In building In Freeman
street. brooklyn. used by Wells nros
NJ q planning mill. and rpread rapidly
until nearly nm entire block was de-
siroycd. The total ioss is estimated
". r. Hall. q vcii known newspaper
man of Iioston. and his Wife were
found dead IN bed today In n room filled
With the fumes OF Illuminating gns.
Letters written by Mr.. HAIL. which were
lying open on a table. disclosed the fact
that u was n ease Of suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22

Em&ion school-coL c NJ
Franklin schooi-col o''''
squlrcs. u.gria.
fremont School-Frank h9W.sg
Grant school capt. Z. y.
Hamilton achooiaN. y 70, mo-.
frvlng School col. EiNNd tsler-
jackson sohooi-Judsc l. .
SON.
Jordan School,. w. taklh IN,
Lincoln School william ~ MN.
IOnEfcliow school-nr Joi'PH
Iron. 80.
Lowell pcnooi-CoL Herfy ~,
Ninth ach0ol-Cant ~ g t,l.s
ouulrrh school item n. ~ h''"
Riverside schoul-H. r. HlihN
SUMNER School ~ CARR 4. tsof.
Training Hchoui-iudre g. u
bouruw. .-.s,
Twelfth school--Capt " g sN''
t'lntah Schnai-W. y. Rowe, 90.
wasatch schOul-Gcu. w u
rose.
Washington School Or !. bNl9e..
Webster scho0l-Hcw '. l. '
dhil.
Whittier School NJ, novmih
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22

General -hsfisr ia.irssisa d. rr.p.r. /.
moisi camp for Then 81 m. pt..ld,o.

Washington, May g..-In authorization
~ NE prnmpi return ~ volunteer
troops IN the Philippines. tho secTotary
q nar Today ielerfaphsd inHfruetlons
W Gen, shelter, COMMANDING the ~
pailnent At Ran fnhclpco. DO establirh
h.-lel camp ~ tho Preside for nv
accommodation u about 400 volnn-
,ssfr from Manila, pending IN III muster
Gen. hhafler " Instructed par,icn,.r
" 70 make ample provision fnr water
ssgp ana sanitary feaiur,r, 10 IN.
enl NAV ne camp may BE- coinfnrtai,i,
,on y informed that bel sacks ara
70 o. Furnished and foors laii IL IA.
mlhks u advisable. The r'ius,i".
.l. WI leaye their tents al Mnniie'
put WI bring their neld ranre- ',3
s ses,hs cunts The quaItornarter' !
nv . n'nt hAs been orirrod 10 aupply
Preside. '"' camp al 'hr
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GOVERNOR noo,r,rLrs MESSAGE.
Corporations shssId ray state Just FER.
se~ssse ef rhsir Hsrsinss

Albany. n. r.. May fi.-Gov. Roose.
vslt's message 10 the State legislature.
which meets In extraordinary session
chs evening. gives hla views upon Inn
prosemsnts 10 TIE Ford franchise tax.
alton blli and suggests lines of Improve.
nsnt Concerning the equity ~ the
PROPOSAL 10 tax corporations. tho gov
sfnor VIII say.
Al The present the farmers. the mar
bet gardeners and the mechanics and
0aisrm<n having small holdings are
rayinE an Improper and excessive por-
SANE tifne many ~ the 81.
affairs notably In the direction
" taxing securities. are not only IN.
wise hat inefficient and often serve
merely 10 Put a prsmlum upon dinhon-
ssiy:
''1hsr IL evident injustice In tho
light taxation OF corporations. I have
not the slightest sympathy with tho
outcfy arsinft corpofatlonr a. such or
arainst PROSPEROUS men IN business.
To drive out Of a community the men
~ means ard the men who take the
lead IN business enterprises would pf0-
badly entail A. one of ita first results
the starvation Of considerable pot.
tion % the remainder Of the popula.
ton,
"but while I freely admit all this,
" ", remains true that a corporation
which derives it, p1Mer from the
state, should pay 10 the state a lust
rrfcehtaGe o. Ia eafniugu AZ a return
for the privileges II enjoys. This should
D. ESPECIALLY true FOR the franchises
bestowed upon gas c0n~tniea. street
railways and the like"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22
OLD TINE COSTUMES.

A meeting Of the committee on old
time dressing Tor the birthday celebra-
ton u brigham Young at saitalr June
lat has been called by chairman II. A.
ciawson. The meeting win be held
this evening at ) o'clock nj the resi-.
dence 81 Mrs. ~, q, clawson. No. ~
North state street The following are
the lanes OF those composing the COM
mltteo; Meadames Phobe Taylor g. \.
burton. Mamie Beatic, Tessie groea-
beck. Lawrence Young, s. II. Ciawsbn,
William James. william Gr0eshack.
Hattie Swenron, Cora v. Rogers, VII.
Ham r, Cannon, Kate q. Lambert.
Luna Y. Moore and Latte Y. Rrock-
bank, Misses Alice Clawson, bessie
Clawson. Clara clawaon. Maboilc Snow.
nonnette Smith and Hester r. Cannon.
Messrs. Sidney n, Clawaon. Willard
croxall and william James.
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FELL FROM A sTEP.LADDER.
Jacob Jeiis Meets with n Serious Ao-
tldenl This Aiirrn0nn.

Jacob Jens, a rlNtcon.year-old boy
doing ianltor work In the city ana
county building. fsli from step'ladder
shortly before thrc. o'clock this after
noon and that he was not killed II
mysterious. lie was cleaning q VIM
dow Ia the ufilce " the Superintendent
fen on an iron bucket. lie was run-
drrcd unconscious. Dr.. Anderson
" aitrd on him ne was taken home In
the patrol wagon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22

.s,aon. May s;--M the hrrt days
s,ertr u The Hurst PARK club Whit
su.tlis mcsslnr. today J. ". Iioulde-
Nvrths four. ycar-oid bay colt. uretnan'
von H. Great whit,untlde handicap
MI sloan rois Lord william ilcrfy.-
yorfs nsrzak and finished ssconi'
t~,sn hor-,s ran the dlstance-onr mile.
This rs h of i.oce soverclgns for
Shrc.ytar-o and upwards. The bet
tInr was 8 10 4 aralnst nerfak.
The tuvsnile plate was won ~ J.
poftefs lay flly. Mefccnafy, rlr ~
Wshle gnfIths vaevictua. Hidden BY
e,osn, finished third This event u u
i,o so,ersifns for two.year-olda. Sew
On hofre< ran Eve furlongs straight.
Tho hs,tlnr was II 10 10 on Nacvlctus.
The Palace selling plate wus van by
n. Mccaiment's ehastnut colt. Goodrich.
ItIsvorih was -ccund aud Terror. nd.
den BY sloan. third. This event Il OF
ieo scsefsiTns for ali sEe-. -Four horses
ran sls furions. The betting was 10
on Tcfrur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22

New York, May s:.-James A..
Wright. IT,. the second vice President
~ the International Navigntlnh com-
nnhy, Aaid today that the pans pas.
sengyru would sail from Southampton
for New York on saturday. The acct.
dent, he continued. had not Bet been
explained ana the cause would not be-
known until after the official survey
Wy the officials 81 the line ON The scene
lie said. however. that the linz had
the utmost confidence In captain Wat.
kins, ANA that he was one nf the best
nnNlehtofH they had. Iicfofu Capt.
Watkins became q naturaiised Amofi.
nn he was member OF the british
naval reserve. Mr.. Wright Htli b..
lleyed that " the weather continued
MID and the sea smooth. tho Paris
could b. n0ntcd.
Many Inquiries We're made NJ the n.
nee ~ the American line here toncefn.
Ink the passengers. Much relief was
pressed when Il was found that thuy
were all safe.
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CHURCH NEWS.

MIS- Hattie Trunnel. a much rsanoct.
ai AND prominent lady Of Chattans, ,r,.
lrnnp ana one who has been vrfy MA
" me Mormon Elders who luto, In
lhal Guy - the headquafters hi ,ta
sH,',n states mission raaehed
ll l.AAe ms morning on % Nisit no
loarn morc about this couutr, w.. y.
people having b,come so f.rs,,t.i..pu ",
pressed with them IN tho SCUM I"
Tomorrow. Tuesday. Miss.. a.
lionlh ana Clara Holbrook. Two nrn,,i.
neht and much respouted voun., ~ ~.
et iioyo tity le"ye Tor a mission IN
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~....., sass frr Higher wsss' and
80, reilss srd Military.

q, p,,er.hurr, May 2-AdVlooH
~, ~ MA. ospllsi 4 the Iiai,le pr, ,.s
Iio,n ~ flvonla. announce ihat nn
W. lsst ihe vofkmen employed
r,u ~, s.rtery there struck for high'
ms ,s'. ard jolnlnE With me Work
~ pnoenlx arms factory, de-
I,.n INA burned a nami'er of nous .
sir',ss N. rriIce and military. The
isii.r finally tflumrhed and i ~, ~,
,,..-r.- nate ben taken against INV
is.lsr Of The disturbance, ..,,..,.
Tf.r vas a furthfr sllsht ontbfea ,
n, ~. Yesterday hut vas frpfesse,Iti.i
onls ~ h1fu facts In CONNECTION WIN
49, ss.lr have hfen permitted 70 De-
can. p1blIc 10 the pres.
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Personal.

y. N. Allison tr.. the we'll known os.
den attorney, WIS down frum me
Junction city today.
u. ". Crockett 81 the Eastern Utah
Advocate % Price is In the city 'olay
visiting the fraternity
Lpul. =. iiachanch and Emma zetr
both ~ this city, wefc married BY pcp.
uty CLERK ucofEe y nilir In the Nlnt
city and county building today The
nfc0fn u a salesman employed ~ The
slsfoi clothing Htnrr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22

Columbus. o.. May "a dispatch
nonlToledo says a syndicate backed By
Enslish capital II being organlzed IN
Headquarters VIII be- az Cuinc,, Mich.
The plants IN be- absorbed arr located
ht Randnrky, cas'aila and cleveland.
ohlni chicago, Union city. Ind cold.
water and thomson, Mich. besides
nihrfH The company VIII DO capital
lied Ia a Uun 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22

omaha. May g2.-Admirai schley was
tended = r.c'ption by the conmcfclal
club today from II TO ". at whieh we're
present practically all OF the Non who
represent the great commercial and In.
dusiriu interests Of the city. Tho o..
ceptinn was ~ nm Informal character.
There wns a Jam at the room during
the hour This evening he vii b. en-
tertainci at the Omaha club.
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U. J.. DEED FILED.
Railway Buys In Property In This
County.

Tho deed was MED with Tho county
recorder today by Judge l. Qrande
Young. In behalf OF sherman T.. Day,
special master. and others, conveying h
the Union rn,ino Railway company
thirty-right pieces of property In this
county. This was done under 4 decree
forclonlnE the sinking fund mortgage
Of the Union Pacific company
The property was taken for flfN
last March, when tho company bought
IN their own mortgage a. Tho highest
bidders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-22

Louisville. Ky. May 22.--At lhs Hcs.
on1 session on the indepcndeit order
N h'Nai firth today - rcsolui Ion was
offered pctitlnnlnF the grand Lodge,
which viii meet IN San Fran lscn. o.
Introduce a more impressive ritual.
ThlH aroused spirited dcbat and ID
was nt last referred 10 tho ritz q come
Wiiinr. A memorial service Naa held
in honor NJ the late fHadorc iiuTch. me-
lrNish phllanthronlat Of ~. Louia, who
died recently.
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"a, Dion Columbia. May q. via Calves.
.oh.-A passenger who arifyst 49,.
MN booas del Zorro IL alone ,'sn,n.
.,o's tof me nimor thai IN. Nienr,,'i,
~ ~ vessel san 1aclnto hns IN
w, W., pl ne United States erui..r ~
uV'' after The formnt had ar,d n,..,.
~. niheiican wafshlp. 10 s,y1 IN,
npst was generally discf,dlfst
ss uel Turn and that Id rf.I9.i,''
. , nun hluenrlda. whsr, m. "a.
~" @nl san Jaclnto are suppo.,.i u,
Iha offlcIalH u tho Ams'l',, ~, y"
49, mere nv without news ni az
49, went a. Tho sinkiur of an, ~
'aelhio, BY tho netrlt. '"e Hah
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The 5000 damage suit of Arthur N.
shaw against the Salt Lake city street
liallfoad company, the tiial Of witch
Commenced last Friday, has been o.
rupylng the time and attention Of
Iadsr Cherry and jury ngaln today.
The case reached tho jury at late
haur this evening,
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WAR VETERANS SPEAK.
wnl Address the city schools on Mem
orlal Day.

one week from today. Monday, May
20, Memorial day exercises viii be held
In tho city schools. Under afranEo.
mont with the board Of education. q. A.
II. veterans viii be tho speakers AZ
the High School Colonel N. N. Kalrhn
and Tod Goodwin viii be the speakers
at the High School The other schools
will be addressed az follows;
bonneville sohool--c. n. nerrv.
bryant Schooi-W. NJ. Owens.
Eighth SohO0l-A. \. Post.
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"a, Measalnglon, May a.-Quartermss.
~. ,',,nslal ludlngton today r.,,it.,t
,ns ma ,,"no MINI cnblegmm from ounrt.r'
,s,ns aN.bo AT Ponce. regariinr IA.
has ~ ., lhe uunnpOri Meade Wblrh
spa W. Nineleenth Infantry nhoerb,
,,i ,psi'ee' May 2s-Afier leaving pon,.
H., ~, leak developed. MOI lsr,,.
~, VOC serious 10 proceed ustns, !,
days" WIZ ''Ae i'ur u i've
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n, m',a.shlnElon. May 2g-The wnr a.
sh.,'hl mas received the follovins
'iulesfhm from ucn. OTIS "'''A
wa.,la, May -Adjutant.oene,,i
r,saS ' ,l Transport Warren ~,
"'sa h'h inst. No casualties "'
The War., OTIS.
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Denver Colo, May .s.-The seulons
pf the Cumberland Prcshytrflan r.u.
efal assembly today We're devoted Ia
The Eenerai subject Of missions The
most active mission workers In The
church delivered addresses. Roy. 4. E
Morris, " Marshall, Mo-, Who N known
M the ''rithing Minister" dlscourred
IN an Interesting manner ON 'stoyv /
Take My Collections"
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cisco April 20. with hcadaust,ers, II.
y. Il, r. q. II. Il. ana NJ. s,xth az.
ullery, and recruits. Total. ii officers
and 1905 enlisted mon. under cpmmand
Of Gen. l.. ". Wiiiiston.