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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
IN THE TABERNACLE.
Public Funeral Services will be Held
There on Sunday, Feb. II.

Arrangements were made az a late
tour this afternoon with the First Prasl-
dency to have public funeral serylces
oyer the remains Of DR.. Harry Young,
his brother John and Private Goodman.
providing this latter has 40 relatives or
friends here who might desire thai other
ceremonies be held
This Arrangement win meet with the
approval Of the great host Of friends OF
The dead heroes, who are anxious to
show their last token Of respect for
their yalorous deeds and noble deaths.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
Consolidation at Portland.

II Is announced at Union Pacific head
quarters Omaha, that the Union
Pachc, Oregon Short Line and che
Oregon Railway 4 Navigation com.
panS have decided upon the consolds-
ton % general agencies. Heretofore
each road has maintained separate gem
eral agencies In the same towns From
this on one agent will look after the
business Of all three roads In the va
rl0us cities, In the East the Joint
agent win he a Union Pacific man, In
Short Line territory a short Line man
will be the agent. and on the Pacific
coast the business will be looked after
BY Oregon Navigation men. II Is an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
DAILY In Los ANGELES.
Another Witness in the Benbrook Case
Changes His Residence.

Charley DAILY, one Of the most I'm.
portant witnesses In the Benbrook MUIR
der case, who went from here TO San
Francisco to take a position In Zln
Hands restaurant, has made another
change Of residence. II Is learned. and
y now located In Los Angeles follow
ing his old avocation as a waiter Daily
has expressed his willingness 10 return
at any time, should the State see M
to pay his mileage. which however.
would be quite heavy from Los Angeles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
FUNERAL TRAIN.


A funeral train Is being arranged by
the Southern Pacific company to convey
the remains Of Major General Henry W.
Lawton and Major John a. Logan. Jr,
70 the East. The remains Of Or. J. l..
Armstrong, regular army surgeon,
will also be conveyed on the same train.
The three bodies are on the transport
Thomas. which Is due from Manila. The
body Of Or, Armstrong. like that OF
General Lawton. Is TO be Inferred at
Arlington cemetery. Major Logan Is 10
be buried al Youngstown, Ohio, the
home Of his wife. Major General Shaf-
ter, with a military escort, viii accom-
pany the remains Of General Lawton
to Washington, where there viii be an
imposing military funeral. Mrs. John
A. Logan and her children, with several
eastern friends, VIII also be on the
train
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
COOP WAGON SHOWING.
Annual Reports Read and all the Die
reetOrs Reelected Today.

The annual meeting Of the stookhold-
ers Of the Cooperative Wagon and Ma
chine company was held az the COM
pany's office at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The repo'ts OF the president and Sec
rotary were read and showed a most
excellent years business. The old
board Of directors. consisting Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen, was reelected
Heber ]. Grant Joseph y. Smith,
George Q. Cannon, Francis NJ Lyman,
John Henry Smith, George Romney,
George T. Odeli, Charles s. Burton, p.
T Farnsworth. Heber NJ. Wells. ]. r.
Miller. The election Of officers will oc-
cur later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
New TerIninal Company.

a report IS in circulation In Sioux
City, Iowa. that new railway terminal
company win be organized under the
auspices Of the Great Northern, and
thus bring about the use Of the union
passenger station by all the railroads
entering Sioux city, b. $. Josslyn, a
well known railroad man, Is mentioned
for the position Of general manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
BUSINESS NOTES.

A special meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Groesbeck company has been
called for pm.tomorrow 10 consider thu
proposition Of amending the articles OF
Incorporation so as 20 increase the cap
ital stock from $4,000 to s25O,OOO.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
trs Of the Home Fire Insurance CON-
pany viii be held az the company's
office on Monday, February 9Th, at
.. N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
NEW ROUTE.
Illinois Central starts Transconti.
mental Train From Omaha,

AT o'clock this morning the first
passenger train over the Illinois Central
Hue running solid through TO Minnea-
polls and 81. Paul on q twelve-hOur
schedule, two hours less than by any
q her line left Omaha, and at Sis a. m.
the first passenger train over that line
from Chicago arrived at Omaha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
WARNER HEARING.
Miss Gertrude Duncan Refuses to Give
testimony Comes Up Wednesday.
sPEcIAL To THE eNEwe. .

Heber City, Jan. 2s.-The Warren
Duncan criminal intimacy case was
scheduled 10 come up In court at this
place today but It was found necessary
70 make another postponement on ac-
count OF the refusal OF Miss
Gertrude Duncan, the woman
IN the case. TO testify. This
time the postponemen; is until Wednes-
Gay. when Miss Duncan may come into
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
Want sale Prevented.

In the United States circuit court at
Ptlsburg, in the case Of the Mercan-
tile Trust company against the Pitts
burg 4 Western Railroad company, A.
Foster Higgins, John Warren Rhodes
and Charles w, Baker nave filed a pc
tllion asking 10 be made defendants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29

nounccd the men thrown out of POSI-
lions by this Consolidation VIII be taken
care Of elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
POSTMASTER AT JENSEN.

ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS ~
Washington, ID. c., Jan. 2s-H. J..
Chatwin has been appointed postmaster
az Jensen, Uintah county, Utah, vice
George Billings. removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29

ment on all Of the stock, and Cashier
Rayboud will now go out for business
In earnest. The bank stands today on
a splendid financial basis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
"EUey Path
Hath a Puddle. /"

The puddle IN the path
9vay of most ltOes Is a de-
fectfVe circulation dae to a
blood supply that instead Of
groS0ing clear and strong like
a mountain brook, Is stagnant
and impure. Paddles may be
purified, however and be-
come lfnpid streams. That
IS 9Uhat Hoods SarSapariUa
does Uah human blood. 1t
clarifies. pa'ifies aid Strengthens the
hood, and gpFea this is accomplished the
9aaIorslss hVsr, lungs, Gdreys, bozpsls,
a'e al b'deed and refrigerated.
Asthma -" -Four bottles Of HOODS
Sa'sapaaaa gaze me permanent ,elief
from asthma. and ! haze had no troable
from shottsess Of breath sirce." Eddh
G. Lane. Hcrra. Ga.
Pimples -"IussS 70 Be troubled sphh
malaria and pinples' q friend advised me
10 tale Hood's Sa,sspa,zla. Ihape Been
free eva s6ice." w. Siezua,. sos Myrtle
AVe., B'ooElya, NY
Worn Out Feeling "IdeaSed 70
take RooSs Sa'sapar1la for a Ev0rn caf
feeling. and few bottles relieved nc en-
TREY and row Ian a5le 10 zpok a great
deal. KITTY Allen. Madison, Kan.
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court end tell what she knows. Miss
Duncan's mother is very III and was
unable TO appear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29

At the Cullen today were J u J.
rel. Boulder, Colo, Mrs. W. y, Nv s,,
Fresno, Cal; II. L. Benton, siNu ~
Mrs. Miss and Master seely Of C'''N
are at the White.
A. W. Sturgis, Diamond /. Hi, -,
and wife, Silver City and +. u. - ~,
Of Milwaukee were White HOUSE ~"
today.
At the Walker today were Tesls- ~
Bert Inman. Denver; Misses kpD' hi
Pearl Paxman. Silver city .s 90 AL
Weise, Anaconda, c, W Oi0''
family, Telluride, Colo.
Guests at the Kenyon To-Day = Z
Captain F. NJ. Foote, Evanston, ~
Hicks, Cheyenne; G. H. a A'Ofp 'gg
Boise: Chas. X. Snelgroye, ~ -
Chas r. Earl. Boston; H. T. c nl,,
Philadelphia; o. c. Bersbaek' ENC "a
n. Duglass and wife, PocaieiVc, ,,sr,.
Becks, New York: II. a. Iaksi ~
do Springs: Rica Allen. New luI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
LATE LOCAL NEWS,

2. c. NJ. /. will close next Wearsu
for stocktaking.
The first of'a series Of balls y
given by the Retail Clerks assoela,y
VIII be on next Friday evening, -.
Ind. The grand march comnehea \
$500 Music will be furnished N y,
military band OF thirty pieces n
program is very unique and delhp Il
a most enjoyable time Is antlc'pA"4
First Elders Quorum will boa
regular monthly meeting this 80
at 1880 o. clock In the Fourieenl. ss
meeting house, west wing, iull ave
ance Is desired. ]. Il. Young, se'''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29

TO CURE A COLD IN ON -.
Take Laxative Bromo Qnlnlne d
All druggists refund the mo Nasssstsn
fails to cure. Il. w. Grove ss !
L. on each box. S5c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
DIED.

BRAMALL--At Sprlngyille, : ~ ~,
Utah, Jan. 20, 1900, OF searl'in ,siI
Lottie. daughter OF Charles - yssrx
Charlotte Bramall. Aged seven
ten months and five days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29
dood5 SalSqbaAM
ll9sSii ii. q S;SsIJyraU

Hood PIN, cure Ever nl.l The uou.irrlt.tlus and
only e-ihsnLe 70 ,ate With liood'. ssrsaearll,.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-29

Manager Piper arranged q brief or.
gan recital for Miss o'Neil and her com.
pany at the close Of the Tabernacle SER
Vices yesterday. Prof Daynes rendered
several numbers aud Miss O'Neil wen,
into raptures over his work; AZ her re-
quest he gave the intermezz0 from
"Rusticana," and at the conclusion she
warmly thanked him and complimented
him on his attachments as q performer.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
AMENDED TREATY FoR@ ARDED
Hay-Pauncefote Entente Goes To Ln-
gland by Two Sources.

washington. December - The state
= ,.srtrnent has decided 60 >vad i'e
s,,euJuen,s "a the Eay-P4uucefote
treaty. 80 the British government through
two channels. one copy being transmitted
:. Lord Pauncefpic. the British aml'a~sa
dor and the other through Ambas 1dor
choate. ar London. who Nil present "
- ,h.. foreign Office. 10 De- the understand
ia, that the state DEPARTMENT viii make
r,a concentrations whatever as o. lEr
changes made iu the treaty. tine senate
amendments will b- allowed 60 speak i"f
themselves and the action uf the depart
-..sar iva notifying them - thr BRUSH
Government will De- nGr-.v formal AS
t-.. f,af,.rS leave New York uu tomorrow
mail steamer. they should r-9'i London
.I.out New Years DAY $50 fhat thr H'-
-stiatious certainly viii lapse over 'Hio
ta,. next century ar the very earliest
u i-au Do. autnoritatiteiy stated th1t
th.r- has beeu nn exchange Whatever
either iu tile shape uf written les "r
oral eammuuirat Ions between The state
,f.fsrtnsert ava the governments nf Nirt-
raaua aud Costa tict. that has deFcl-
.la.i : threat uu the part OF those gov
.rsluuestts to REFUSE assent 70 the con-
~t~tictiou az q canal Do view az th" action
.r this country uppn tae Hay faan'"
f.r- treaty. AIT THAT b. uih'iail\ known
az ta. attitude 81 the two governments
mentioned Is that their representatives.
l..s.-- Seniors Cor-a auI Calvo thorough
lr approved - tnr llay-i.unceiuie
treats aS the basis Tor thc cafal eou-
erruetIsu Whether or uut tae changes
u..ue lu that convention vill affect thelr
attitude. Is unknown. Tu. impression pre-
walls that uot b,ing called upon Go come
III. i ae.l ~lau an this point uiti the Blit-
i-h government shall have passed upon
ta.. 81 nate ameudm, nt~. tne governments
~ Nicaragua and Costa td,I viii not
anticipate that action by Aus declaration
al this stage.
The British government has NOT up 90
this time. given the slightest Indication
as 30 iis purpose on thc amended Hay
Pauneefute treaty. and il Is understood
that th.. subject will mon bo taken up bv
tar British cabinet until the draft Of
th,. amended instrument and The advices
~ the British ambassador at Washing
ton are received. The general results
have. been briefly summarized ia cables
90 the London authorities. but in mat
,sr ~ this magnitude They would not act
until they were ia possession Of all the
data b. mail
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
Youngs and SizemoreS Set
tied Trouble With Pts
tolls and Rifles
RESULT OF THE BATTLE
Trouble Between Two Families in
1896 and Has Been Marked by
Frequent Encounters in
Which Blood Has
P,sen Shed.

Lexington. Ky. December 24.-(Special)
At a disiilery owned by Jacob Farris.
I'm Laurel county. Sunday. the feud fac
lions Of George Slzemore and William
ii. Young. OF Clay county. met in fierce
battle with winchester rifles and colts
revolvers. Today two Of the participants
were buried. two others are dying ami
two others are slightly wounded.
The feud between the Youngs and the
Sixemorcs dates back 10 the 1896 presl-
Dental election. when Nlnt Young. a
brother Of W II. Young. killed Tom
Sizemores dates back TO thu 1896 presi-
and brother Of the boys-Wll. john.
Benjamin and Frank-who participated
in Sundays battle.
The men were drinking I'm the stil!-
house shed. when Young and his men
entered the place. George Sizemore ana
his sons bad not spoken 10 Young SINCE
the trial of his brother. who came cl'ar
for killing their son ana brother ne
SHOOTING began as soon as the SiZemores
saw Young and his friends. Young was
riddIed with bullets. Ola man George
Sizemore. after the smoke cleared away.
wa found with bullet hole through MS
right shoulder. while Ben. his eldest SON
was LAYING across him, dead. Henry baS-
sptt. one Of YounR's men, was shpt
through the left arm. and sam Gross
another az The Young faction. was slight
IA hurt The fighting began inside tAe
shed 1ui the fighters soon emerged. ana,
taking shelter behind trees, barrels ana
stave piles. fired promiscuously Cor half
hour.
There were some hundred shots hred.
The battle caused intense excitement
and officers were soon upon the scene
but have made no arrests.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
They Fought Near Church Door.

Nashville. Tenn. December p .-(Spe-
cial)-Edward McElroy was shot ana IN
stantly killed AMI Constable Whltiord
was shot in the neck by Sylvan McLan-
M nan, at Trinity church. four miles west
of Dover. last night While an entertain
ment was being given at the church NJ
Lannahan and Roy Woodford became IN
volved IN quarrel at the door. 1hey
left the church and after walking one
hundred yards engaged in scuiile' Nc
ElrOy came up and advised them 10 stoP'
saying they were on the church Sfouiiu9'
one Of the men cursed McElroy, who re-
turra1 to the church, and, seeking Con
stable Whitford, accompanied the oihctr
TO the scene of the trouble. McElroy sad
that one Of them had used bad language
10 him and would have TO retract. Nc
Iannahan said II am the man, anu
theleupUn drew his pistol ana shpt Nc
Elroy. who fell and expired. Ihc pan
penetrated the skull. The weapon was
SIX inches from Mcilroy's head wien liie
shot WAS fired. Constable WhilIord nade
an attempt to arrest MCi.annahau, Wien
the latter turned upon him and ilred thice
shots. one bullet lodged in the pack OF
the Constabes neck. physician 'N-
tracted the ball The wound is not
thought to be serious.
The shooting created much eNclt"mehI
at the church ana several ladies ldlhlcd.
After the killing there WAS some talk o.
lvnching. bur McLannahan Was lodged IN
the county jaii. Mcldnnahan ana NC
Elrov are members o. highly respected
families in stewart county Mci'ahiId-
han is tWentN-seVrn years % age ana Il
son Of Rev. j. j. McLaanahan. a mcm-
bcr OF the Tennessee conference. lie was
drinking al the time of the trouble. Me
llruy was thirty-three years OF age ana
son of r.. W. McElroE, a member 81
the stewart court. lie leaves VIE ana
one child
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
Two Dead. One Wounded

,fl.kor,r. J. r.. December %. john
niger q fu blood Indian. q ferry man
,r. tfe Arkansas river. Two miles south OF
f.ffaala. went to l.Etauia with hl@ Wiie
this afternoon "Dd while intoEicaied met
=. Il Roper and threatened e. idll him.
lkoua~ immediately struck Tiger with
board Tiger went 90 DIS buggy and got
, winchoster lie came back Go Kill Roper
hun failed 90 find him. Enraecd b" pro-
c..d.d 10 are az everyone Ae saw, shoot
ius Jessie Beck fhroafh the hips AMI
killing MIN lie then KILLED Dave Porter.
"a nephew of uief Porter. and a mover
named Johnston on MS way 20 Miss"
iu a covered wagon with his ia
Rud Taylor. aged eighteen. was u
through the shoulder and is not expected
10 live Tiger jumped on horse ana
tried TO escape. lie was chased three
miles when he jumped off his horse, got
behind "a tree and began shooting. Deputy
Marshal Johnson. who returned thc hre'
struck Tiger IN the arm. The murderer
surrendered and was brought To Euiauia.
Tigers arm Will have 10 be amputated.
Great INDIGNATION prevails over the free
sale OF liquor and fire arms. J. II. Smith.
who lives two miles south Of Chccotah.
became involved IN quarrel with 7.
Thompson over the shooting at luiaula
and BEGAN shooting. Thompson was NOR
tally wounded.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
GAMBLER STARTED THE ROW.
SOCIAL GAME OF CARDS HAS A
TRAGIC ENDING.
Sheriff Undertook To Arrest the
Murderer and Is Killed i'll
Desperate Duel.

Columbia, s. c., December 30.-(Spe-
cial )-Three men were killed at Able
vile last night, including the sheriff Of
the county About 10 o'clock several gem
tlemen We're having u social game or
cards in the office of the Miller hotel.
One of them was William Kyle. of Lad-
low. Mass, who had been superinsending
the building of a cotton mill at AbbeNlile'
and was To leave for his home today.
John Density, a notorious gambler, VINO
had killed several men and was recently
tried and acquitted for the murder OF
a negro, came into the room ana began
cursing Kyle. Density was drinking ana
is said to have quarreled with the Ma
sachusetts man some days ago. lie APP
piled a vile epithet to Kyle The latter
got up and demonstrated. but made no
show of violence Density drew 10
caliber army revolver A bystander gam
cred his right arm. Density shifted the
pistol to the left and shot Kyle through
the abdomen.
The murderer then backed out OF the
room. declaring he would shoot any one
attempting to follow him lie went ."
the home of his father in law, rom van
Cresswell. Two policemen pursued hih'
but were held off by Density, who threat
ened to kill them if they advanced. me
policemen lodged into nearby mouse
and telephoned for assistance. Sheflh
r. L. Kennedy, with several ciuzehs' re
spunded The sheriff had taken once
nineteen DAYS ago. They surrounded the
house. the policemen guarding the VIII
dows and Kennedy going 10 the front
door lie summoned Density To sdrreh-
der. The despera> opened the door
came out and closed II. Then sayihS'
well, we Will all 90 80 he'll together
he began shooting. the sheriff party re-
spending promptly.
Both Kennedy and Density empied
their pistols. The sheriff was struck near
the heart and in return sent bullet
through Densby's chest. Another struck
Density i'm the leg
The sheriff fen ON the spot. but Dens-
by walked nifty yards aud had reloaded
his pistol when the policemen seized and
handcuffed him. lie did not speak after
being shot and died in an hour.
The sheriff lived but % few minutes
and Kyle died a. O'Clock this after
noon.
Density leaves Il wife and one chilli
lie was for several years United States
DEPUTY marshal lie was noted gam
bier ANA HAD been the terror OF the town
for years. Tnc sheriff also leaves a wife
and one child. lie was thirty-nve years
old and i'm the recent election WAS elect
ed on the first ballot over several COM
pettors.
KYLE was au unmarried man forty years
old Tile peopl, of Ahberill" seem r'-
n,yed at thc Killing Of Density, but dee
plore the sacrifice of the other HEes.
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he heard his name called as from a dis
lance. A little girl rushed into the barn
and told him that Uncle Dawes wire had
been killed" He hurried to the Bird
song place and upon entering the room
In which Mrs. Birdsone lay was horror
stricken. Her dead body was lying upon
the bed. one foot resting on the hoor
Her head, crushed by some heavy instfu-
ment. probably an AK. had subsequently
been wrapped in an old shawl Her race
was a mass OF clotted blood. Her cioth-
ing was disarranSed.
The neighborhood was alarmed and wo-
men friends came to minister. She had
been dead several hours.
Sheriff Westcott, at Macon, was at once
notified and force or deputies at once
dispatched TO the scene. In the meantime
Mr.. Scott had driven into town and no
titled the members Of the Birdsong fam
lily here. They and several friends Sc
cured horses and went TO the scene along
with Coroner Davis.
II is supposed that Mrs. BlrdsonS MUIR
derer was a negro named John Jackson,
who was strange TO the nelShbof noou'
but who had been employed on the Bird
song place for about week. lie had
disappeared when the murder was dls-
covered.
David BiplsOng Is the brother OF former
Jailer Birdsong, Merritt and James. ana
was about forty years of age. having no
children.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
AMERICANS FIRST TO ENTER.
Haywood Declares Marines Made
Break Into Forbidden CITY.

Washington. December .6-Brigadier
General Haywood. commander OF the ma
zine corps. has forwarded 10 the navy
department q letter from Captain Charles
u. Long. serving with the marines in
China. stating that the American ma
rincs were the first u enter the Forbid
den city. lnere has been much contro-
yessv as 20 whether the Russians. Brit
fish Germans or Americans were first
inside the sacred precincts Of the For
hidden CITY. aud this letter is regar,icd
as establishing the claims Of the Amer
leans 10 have been the first ou the
ground.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
WHISKY MEN GO TO CHURCH
OBLIGATORY Exercises Will See Sa-
loonists in Front Pews.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. December 2S.-(Spe-
cialD-"Trinity" IS the name Of the new
Methodist church lust erected. of winch
J. o. Staley IS pastor Rev. StdleY has
arranged "A very interesting programrne
for dedication exercises 10 be held sun
dov afternoon. ReV. George \. stuart,
sam Joness evangelistic partner. beng
dedicating minister 10 preach the sermon.
To-day one hundred leading saloohsts OF
the city applied TO Rev. Staley for 'front.'
seats at the auditorium where the eNer-
cises are TO be held MT Stdl|E y WY
,,cri,lar win All classes. and this action
L taken 10 convince Evangelist stuart
ihat whisky men are not AFRAID OF him. II
Is whispered tonight mat mere IS YET
que about $50 on Trinity chdrch. ana
tbat when the announcement Is made on
sunday afternoon the whisky men will
make up the sum and clear me church
Of its dcbt The affair Is creating con
siderable comment in church as well as
sporting circles.
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MN and VIE Lie on Street.


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+.t ,Y... t,,u.t oman l.r.l IFS wife
S'"huy. "r INC 'i', '..,.,i 49,.
entered use '!l 19t anu ~ -,
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~ r.nr,.-.,t.4 himself as possess. Il OF
-. b, ft.l.... Mont 10 ths value
an M. Mn. ma sac cash and 4
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