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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

LONDON. MAY l0.-Mr Andrew Carne-
Gle was present today at tho closing
session OF Che Iron and Stsa. Insu-
tuie'g annual session. he briefly adj
dressed thc ..lgau0ns. thanking them
Cor the reception accorded him
Tn an Interview with a representative
Of the AHsotiltcd Press Doe said.
90 do Dot lflieyc any serious reduce
tiun ln prices VIII occur ln the iron and
steel market The worlds demands
show agus of Increasing rather than
decreasing The recent drop iu America
was merely "a transition from fictitious
o. real values Naturally N the Ameri-
can Steel q Wire company insis ON
refusing to take material Tor which
they contracted a dcpresnns Wlu nee
mus. De telt But ] regard ,his action
and the shutting down of the mills as
comparatively unimp0rtant factors of
merely temporary effect and nlt IN the
least likely t0 result ln any serious dim
mutton of prices or iu the production
10 the steel and iron market am
entirely satisfied with the present stu
alton"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10
COLORADO GTpUILicAys.
stove Meeting 30 Denver -- President
Mckinley Endorsed.

Denver colo. Msy lo-The Rapub-
hc4n state convention met 40 the
Broadway 1he1ter ar 10 o'clock today.
AN the counties were represented.
St7u Chairman A. b Seaman called
do. convention o. order and United
sa,ea Senator r. o. Woltot. 8as
elected temporary chairman
4r Nuioo't was enthusiastically re-
caiffl. DE spoke at some length upon
the political situation in ttc State and
nluon highly a1loglzing President Me-
k.ully and endorsing every oct 0f the
ndUnF uauou Mr. Wolc1u said
President Mckinley was "tho truest
ADcrIcan lllye-grcat IN peace and
teat .n war;
AZ the close of DIS address. Mr. VOL
coi called Charles Hart2el OF Denver
to Gee chair
Tho only contest had come from
F1o1i1 county and this had been come
promised s1 me temporary roll OF dale-
g1 w8s made permanent The chair
arl 7'ntHi committees on permanent
Organization and or resolutions ana am
sdIuurHmant was taken until o'clock
Tic following delegates at large Co
TIE national convention have been
agfaad upon,
49, % WoIcott David IT, M0Galt, W.
s. stralton and y. r.. G.. Brown
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

Thanks From scoaeld.

lls town board OF Scofeld, now that
Itat excitement has subsiied. has
'sl and issued the following resolu-
2 % thanks and desire them made
-e'n TO The people Of the United
Whereas The town of Scoaeld has
% visited by one of the direst calami-
'ta, has ever befallcn The State OF
a1 wherein nearly no of our citizens
-'s l0si their lives By an explosion in
Pleasant Valley Coal Companys
az ths place. ana
whereas, THE people OF the United
-.,s have rendered their labor. means
'-alere-t of sympathies 90 the be-
wa ana uief-stricken friends and
'l'es of Che deceased,
"'l.'r1. That the town board of
Pea do hereby upon behalf OF our
'7 ana tha widows and orphans ex-
-l oli thanks and heartfelt gratitude
..1,l ana every one that has assisted
.t wv, oli hour OF need. either by con-
'--''.A laulr Or words OF coincidence.
b. H. EARLL,
Mayor.
JAMES W. DILLEY.
Town Clerk.
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Benefit Entertainment.

A. O. L. w. program Tor the entertain
ment for the benefit OF the Scohelt SUI
ferers 70 be given Friday eyening. May
18th, az A. o. L. W. hail, No l6l South
Temple street.
Piano solo.... ....Miss DanEeriieid
Song. ...... Mr. Bert Margetts
Grphaphone selections .......,..
....,......-Mr w. II Barnes
Solo selected. ..., Mrs. Hal Moore
Guitar and Mandolin seiection.....
Miss Margery Null
vey and Miss Grace Radcliffe
solo Fleeing Days .- Miss klnselia
Piano solo ........M isr Lettie Busby
Comic song .....Mr John Houghton
Solo o.. d. miss Connie McAllister
Recitation ...,...Miss Margery Mulyey
Solo o.. b.. ......Miss Bessie Edmonds
Duet. I Live and Love Thee.M
Hal Moore and Miss Harley
Cornet solo,. .. ......PrOf John Held
Comic song ,..,.,Mr. Geo. B. Mareetts
Selection ........ D., ,.,,.,,.....i rink
Ribbon Guitar and Mandolin club
Tenor solo ........Mr Fred Graham
Accompanst d. ...MIss Nora Gleason
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

New York. May iO.-Another price In
the cut Of pig lead was made today by
the American Smelling & Refining com
pany T0days cut was 10 points. thus
making "a cut OF i5 points 80 FAR this
week.
The price of steel billets IN Pittsburg
was reduced 81 a ton 90 S29. without
finding buyers. Tin was lower at home
and abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10
NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT.
Something About the Midde-of-he-Roaders'
Standard Bearer
Has Been q Distinguished worker
once Decorated by the car
His Newspaper.

Cinclnnad May l0.-Wharton Barker
was born az Philadelphia May j, 1896.
10 is the grandson Of Jacob Barker.
who was a relative Of Benz. Franklin.
Nh. Barker was graduated from the
University OF Pennsylvania In 1856
Since 1850 he has been a trustee Of that
institution. In 1869 he entered the bank
king firm Of Barker Bros. & co. OF
Philadelphia and gained a Wild reputa-
ton, Alexander II Of Russia decorated
him In 1875 with the order OF st. STAN
islaus
The banking firm was carried down
by the Barker Bros failure. Since 1890
Mr 3arker has devoted most Of his en-
ergies toward building up his Peoples
party weekly paper-The American.
Mr.. Barkers residence Is at Wynn
cote. twelve miles from Philadelphia.
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snanlsh Nilnisterlnl CrIsI..

Madrid. May 80. The newspapers talk
OF ministerial crisis In view OF the
Situation the minister OF the interior.
sfN'r Datu. has abandoned the re-
nlNader of DTS tour OF Catalonia and his
PROPOSED visit Co The Balearic islands
aT.i has returned here. He attended
"a cabinet council today al which the
queen regent presided and which de-
liberated on the policy 90 he adopted
no consideration of t0days dem0nstra-
d ns against thc governments taxa
tiU gclemc which appear 90 De gem
90 Throughout The country The Mad
r. the tcra announce thew VIII particle
r. c tte protest nd win close thgir
dhlt .0nigGt
The meeting of the council is expected
20 bring about dissenslJus among the
ministers possibly leading 20 another
reconstruction of the cabinet.
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Compass. ',r hearts are bleeding with
ss1 ari ~ '.r ths afflicted of tbelr
e.rr, s, a,,ie babes whose tender
m1ty 90 Go Che charlie ~ L,,'
Dc trcu Going slant work FOR relief
t.rr.. ,hs address Is issnsS ,n ' nv
rb q iaslr snortS. ISSUED 10 tur'
nu.tmrp .het committee. besides
YEA saas- 40 the relief o. he soo-
seuanta .'e undertaken Ia raise
Y SWING sii wv. 1. TOP special nurposes
..s mos l and comfort 10 the beln9
nay knog aaie needs that only women
.1-su,ard 's That only women MAY
aud to which only they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10
LETTERS or IYDIGNATIoN.
They Continue 90 Come IN in Com
domination of the Outrage

Letters IN condemnation Of the out.
rage continue 90 come 10 the News
All agree that there must be- no fur
ther practices of that kind. Under date
OF last evening G.. NJ. Rock o. this city
writes.
IL am glad you have spoken out IN
the defense of the girls said Go have
been seized by the police and inulted.
! rejoice that there is a newspaper .n
the city that champions decency /
know of no words sufficiently scathIng
t0 apply 90 the official who sanctioned
such an outrage or the doctor who
assisted az it.
yours for decency
&C NJ. ROCK"
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EXPLORATION
INTERRUPTED TODAY
o..ok in the Reservoir at SCOfeId Causes
Complete Shut Off of Air at the
Winter Quarters Mines.

,n Men We're Compelled to Come Out for aime-Ihe Break
Va. ReOaed and Rescue Work Resumed-NOw Carried
IN With Great Danger Heavy Caves Above the Ferris
.,e IN No. Where the Bodies We're Located -Paymaster
r,roener Under the Guard Of Eight Rfemen, Distributes
uOOOO Wages Company Voluntarily Wipes Out the Debts
cthe Dead Miners
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

can minister There are very young
babies and destitute young mothers
left without the care of relatives or
personal friends There are large fami-
lies who need the attention that gem
eral committees cannot give. Il Is for
this special work that this committee
has been organized. and Tor which this
fund il being raised. win you help
USE Contributions may be sent %
Mrs. O. j. SALISBURY,
MRS. GEORGE Y. WALLACE,
MRS. J. r.. BAMBERGER,
MRS. G.. e.. GOODWIN.
MRS. O.. w. DOWNEl,
MRS. r. L. CARPENTER,
MRS S. SlEGEL
MRS. w. 5. MCCORMICK, treas"
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with Transatlantic Liners.

New York May lO-AulyeI. Manltou
from London
Now York Sailed New York for
southampton. Frieslaud for Antwerp.
Arrived Ems from Genoa.
Antwerp Nederand from
Philadelphia
Cherb0urg-Arrved. palatla from
New York Tor Hamburg
Liverp01i-Sailed. Waesland for
PHILADELPHIA
QueenstoWn-salod. Ultonla from
Liverpool for Boston
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Voal Company's Gin.

hl. ra5' Fam, Valley Coal Company
o fb@ .1 '99.hsr liberal contribution
IAs Nh. ' .i DE- widows and orphans.
B. lr.ar Ut 's DO the nature of AM an-
,hs g.~.., ,l'l aii accounts owing al
.au|H.. . store by the stricken
Payment ..5 y. credited up With FUN
rh. 4. ~. .I. balanced TO date.
10 cash s.l 'i.'a'.nt to a Eift OF IS. 900
ar 0l ,t. " a1 evidence OF the de-
.lf.r.1g. Np9ny To- alleviate the
.'e widows aud orphans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10
City Council TO Investigate Police
Department Practices,
COMES UP TOMORROW NIGHT
CITY Attorney stephens Preparing a
RESOLUTION paYng the Way Tor
Odiclai Inquiry,

The forcible physical examination by
the police OF three almost reIau0nless
and defgnseless young girls has raised
a storm OF Indignation that gives skins
OF assuming whlrlwind proportions.
Everywhere the News is commend
cd for Jus course On exposing q practice
which the chief OF police says hos been
rule .u the department While the
whole public Is aroused over ,ne natter
the ladies are particularly Indignant at
what they term an assault ui01 their
sex, and members OF several. oI their
clubs are considering the aiy.slb.IIty ot
taking the matter up lu SOME organized
way and demanding thorough luvesti-
CATION ul the facts
This step, however. seems 90 Doe Mega
lived as City Council members have
made "a formal requs.tiOu upon cry
Attorney stephens TO draw up Iaa0lu-
tiou Tor presentation TO the Council to-
morrow night which cOutemp.ates an
Investigation being made. city Attor-
ncy Stephens said today there was now
uu question but that the Mayor ana
Council would give the matter the full
est Investigation He also added.
Personally. 1 ann OF the opinion that
ID ig "a Grand jury case and that that
body should Immediately Investigate Do.
Tho truth Us u ~ O. criminal procedure
proposition. but that does NOT mean
that the Mayor and CITY Council cane
MOT investigate 90. Both alternatives
are open for action, when / heard of
the case FIRST ] could scarcely credit
&C. but Che Information seemed straight
and now that 10 seems verified &c Is
horr.ly.ng. Regarding the claim that
10 has been the practice 0f other a1-
miuIstratIons j don't believe &c. 7 know
absolutely that 10 was not while I was
"a member of the board of police and
tire commissioners
Bishop Nelson A. Empey. who was
also @ member OF the police and lire
department under the nou-parJls8n
laW. called at the News today and
congratulated 10 FOR los bold stand for
public dcgancy and good MORALS
Entering upon "a detailed discussion
OF tho ease. DE said:
The statement that other admins
tratuns have done the same thing I
believe to be- untrue ! know a. was
not So during the administration VI
Chief Pratt The latter had young
people before him frequently. both bows
ana rir's lui he never permitted any
indiPuuy to De thus heapcd upon them.
Altogether the affair Is the worst ever
knew NJ ann glad an investigation Is
going to Doe made. I hope the whole
truth win come out and the RESPONSE
bility OF 10 fastened just whore On Dee
longs Men who DO that sort Of fhing
should Do prepared 10 take the conse-
qugnces'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

london. May l0-In the NTH round
today Uf Che amateur golf champion
shin which opened Tuesday. Hilton OF
the roya. Liverpool club, beat O.. IT,
NhiEhgm by o and 4, j. Graham. OF
Zoe ROYAL Liverpool club beat Lord
Wiuchu.soa. by and 6: j. 81 H. BRAINS.
im ot oxford beat C.. j. Hambro by
md I. and j. Robb. of the ST. AM
GreWs club beat j. b. Re5se by and @.
Both WhIeham and Lord WucheIsea
utterly failed to maintain the good form
they had previously shown
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DonnclIy for vice President.

Cincinnati May 10-ln the conyCn-
ton of the middle-0f-the-road popu-
lists this afternoon. H. NJ Chenault OF
Kans1s moved that ,ht name of lgua-
illus D0uolly be selected for the vice
siiency The motion was carried
with a shout and the ticket completed
a recess was then taken for twenty
minutes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10
CLARK CAsE GoEs OYER.
Montana's Senatorial Matter Comes
Up Next Tuesday.

Washington. MAY l0--ln the Senate
today on motion Of Mr. Chandler. the
CLARK tM0ntD case went over until
Tuesday next az which time he gave
notice b. would ask FOR It's continuous
consideration until disposed OF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10
OTHER DOCTORS DENY IT..
Former Health Commissioners Never
Coudoned toe Practice.

DIT Ke1eh. Health Commissioner
Kings predecessor IN office. had Ms ate
tentlon drawn 90 the claims on the 10.
lice today. % the effect that the FORM
er city physician had made similar ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

BoER ARMY IS ON TIE RUN.
"fiilsh are Pursuing Them by Three
Routes Hope 60 Catch Their
Guns aud Convoy.

London, May lo 1855 -. m.--The war
o'1ee has received the following from
Lord Roberts.
Gable Cart 2aud River May 10.
1850 D. m.-Ths enemy are 10 full re-
"'dt They occupied o position only
twenty miles in length ours was
''' ''''s''' De'ause Oh me
.... a., ..'-' JUICE '' VIII ulNe
,r 49,, i" ''s '''u''''es, Du.
NH '' nave not su'le'eu
inc cavalry ana horse artillery are
pursuing the Beers DIV thrae drTerspt
rasdsu
blEE WOMEN READY TO FIGHT
p,-,..i. v..,...,
-,.'' ''. wednesday, Mty 9--fresI-
ueht Kruger has received a telegram
from burgharsss asking ~ the lime
has mot 4rr,,.,5 Co.., en-. ,--....,,... y,
'''- l'' '''' '''l' vi "
'''t- V' women adil's mat she Is pre-
pared With body OF women volunteers
TO take no arms I'm 5sfsrs, NJ, ~. i,1o.
,,.,1.,... III, a.. -,
I-'-''.' vi rue II1h'Faai
The request OF the government for
permission Go sell mining rirbtg f,r
rri.sg ki.b .h..,f,t..-...,,..',
'''o''1 ~ "pI'''eu Ny 'ne
government was rejected by the raad
by q vote of 70 % 9. The session is
closed
OVERWHELMING TEE BUTCHERS
ror5o, nrsy,o ,rt. ...-.,-.-,.,.
i'Hu'n' May i'-lhe crossing OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

n SPECIAL TO THE "NEWs"l
i .8 Umh. May lO-ThIs morn
rsoc.5ek the fans supplying the
!. Win a.r stopped and for a time
..rs of exploration was stopped.
e. men coming out The accident
nsto a break 10 the reservoir up
canyon. from which water for the
IS obtained
damage was repaired ana the
8ay shift Is now in searching for
Some very heavy caves have
r.8 above the Ferris level In No.
,a.-s the bodies are located. and
.t ongar attends the work OF the
.n although every possible pre-
a Is taken. The accident this
rg prevented the recovery Of
n bodies
STREETS FUNERAL.
r. funeral oi The late Edwin street
Faleat2p. M. from the residence
as l,e Dan Davis, under the aus
aoi The odd Fellows
PAY DAY TO-DAY.
I.Is Is pay day at the mines, but the
lI scenes OF animation are lacking.
el.uagsr Carpenter went up 20 Win
Quarters this Afternoon, guarded
aglt r1emen. About $1,000 viii be
lts5 and The widows viii get the
amount earned by their husbands
hs month OF April.
ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT GIFT.
ls las. night the management Of
y Nasatoh Store received instructions
m, deduct the amounts owing by
d miners Ton supplies purchased
Tlg ,he month.
ne is practically another donation
DE company aud amounts % 5000.
amour, 90 be discussed By the
r0ly ibis afternoon VIII be about
n The relief committee win today
.Aaol,e about a ton of flour up and
,a1 The canyon. Relief work Is pro-
siding systematically and great good
being accomplished A number OF
.alts and orphans who left here sat
iiay 90 the funeral train. returned
It MS afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10
AVERAGE OF Winter Wheat.


Washington May lo--The average OF
winter wheat May I. was SS9.
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LIST OF THE DEAD.
A Column of Names That Tells a
Gruesome story.

~ -
According 20 the record OF dead whlc
has been officially kept the following
IS a complete list. the first group havInl
been buried in the Sc0held cemetery.
Joseph Anderson, j X Lloyd
Victor Aho. Herman Kiyicht.
Andrew AdamsOnl Leander Luoma,
RaIph Burns Gust LuOma.
Andrew BIntala, Henry Luoma,
Matt BIntula. Alex Luoma,
Guv Brennan VIM, A. LuOma.
Henry Bernard. Abe Luoma
Henry Binkkila. Adoiph Abram
John O. Davis Lu0ma.
David John Davis, oscar Lindback.
Frlc Erickson. John Lahey
JOS a. Graves, Chas, Loube.
Matt HunduF christian Lakso,
Nicholas Hutua, John Lungreen.
Elias Hutuia, Isaac Mackl
Andrew Hauta, j. o. Martin,
John Honkala Andrew MacH
Alex Heikkila. Maknus Menu
Chas Honkala, Oscar Niemi
John r. Jones. Leandor Dian,
John Johnson. Victor Dian.
Matt Jacobsen. Richard Pack.
Johu Eoek. John PesOla.
Mike kangas. jacob ftsola,
John korpi, n. d. Reese.
Chas Korpi Ihos lsamage'
Leanler Klemola, Ihos Riley
Anul klemola VIM. slo.
WestcH Klem0la. VIM Samue's,
Matt kosk. jacob Sallen
Alex kangas. Daniel skefsleA
John Kumpula. John Thomas
Alex kc.ola, VIM. lomilnson,
Jacob Keraner, Eric Uppa.
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A dance win De sNen mt Murray and
the proceeds win go to thr widows and
orphans Misses Netue and Mamie Ca-
hOon. lone Atwood. Nettie Moore ana
May Oberlander are getting up the at-
fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

John KrOok. Alfred Warla.
Tobn tyorbeia AIhert Watson
Frank Robson. Nicholas Walkama
Geo. W. Coulthard VIM Jones
~, ~. N9sp pue'' tt;,uM1.u yol.s,
VIM. JAWS Halnla- Ialllsoh'
Daniel Davis VIM. pugh
VIM Powell Davis. VIM q. Reese.
John n. Powell Da- Fred ID. Thomas,
Wis Evan ID. Thomas.
Richard H. Evans, Joseph s. Thomas,
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HNANNs POSTAL FRAUD.


'"o vi 'ot 'ulprlts said TO Have
blade Confession.
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ho,a nh. r...i...i . ,..'.,., ,'' ...t l,.
thc rart f.,r Nom ',' " ''. ..'I, "',i'''
abiv bs mai. Ind d, h. i...',.,... ''' 81 oD-
eld.rahi. e,r. NH. I... .....',... gl 81 'ol'-
SAM f.r. On. .g .t' i, '' ,.,.
ma ia a r.i,rf..t. ,...,.'. .'.. '','
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dercs Vb@i d. Ky. 49,.
slye., uts, y.. 49,. 'iIlu-
Az. srsf .ir... l...li.- "a v, may
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beeb o,t..r.t t,. ... -...t' Ie''7 nay" .t
Iatfsr -.t-.. 80. '''''' .'i'' .la
mar ubo b.. l,,5...l5 '' i', N.Y. wv
"' "a. '''.i'sli hVL lN'uth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10
Efforts for the Fund.

Pocatello division 80. 200 order OF
Railway Conductors has sent $40 to the
iund
The city relief committee win meet at
the Deseret National bank this evening,
The police department has Increased
ifs subscriptions TO $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10
LONDON IS GRATIFIED.

Lord Roberts announcement this
evening of the flight uf The Beers from
The Zand river naturally caused con-
siderable qualification at the war Of
flee. where 10 rs now believed that he
WiII not allow the foiera'g enough
breathing space 20 reform southwark
OF krO0nvld
To is even thought &c IS Just possible
that Lord Roberts transport may De In
such condition that he win be- able 20
Keep DIS troops moving SO rapidly as
to drive the Beers right through ,Kr00n-
stai without giving them the time 10
organize resistance in the formidable
entertainments $50 carefully prepared at
the Vaisch river
The fact that Gen. French and the
cavalry have been brought up 90 supple-
mant Gen. Huu0U's mounted infantry.
leads 90 the hope iu British circles
That che pursuit announced by Lord
Roberts may prevent all the Boer guns
and convoy from escaping.
MAY BE HARD or PRISONERS.
The action OF the Loureuzo MARQUES
authorities .n more closely sorutluizinC
c0ns.g Umeuts Of the TuuNaaI is lia-
DIE t1 De- "a serious matter for the Beers
ana indirectly for the British prisoners.
Who are likely Co ba the first t0 feel
Jhe effect VI any shortage of foodstuns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

The Coop Wagon and Machine Conn
panys efforts have resulted 10 the ajdI-
ton OK $500 90 the relief subscriptions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

These are the attractions 10 Dr. given
az the Tabernacle concert ON Tuesday
night: Tabernacle choir, grand orches-
ira Cthirty pigces, w b Weihe. COM
ducior military band lthirty-tiye
pieCcl. W g.. CUlcmaH conductors pr-
gan solo. Prof Thomas Radcliffe violin
solo. L. =. Christensen vocal sol0es, IT.
S. Goddard. Mrs Marie Garrans, Miss
salle Fisher and George ID. Piper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

Pleasant Groves city council has
subscribed $50 and a committee is out
securing private donations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

Morgan city has a committee out get
ting subscriptions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

According 90 the record OF dead which
has been officially kept the following
Is "a complete list. the inst group having
baeu buried On the Sc0ield cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10

Five hundred dollars In cash and a
carload of provisions are sent from
Manti-about $1,000 In alL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-10
STREETS FUNERAL

%. funeral OF the late Edwin Street
Face0t2p. M. from the residence
a l,e ban Davis. under tine aus
.sal the odd Fellows.
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About thousand dollars has been
collected IN Logan
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The employees Of the Highland Boy
smelter today contributed Sl42 TO the
scofeld relief fund payable June 49,.
next pay day
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p. O. Lundberg OF upper Bingham,
Highland. called upon Secretary Of
state Hammond today and left COM
ubut0n OF Sl2l 80. collected by Mr..
Lundborg from the citizens of bis town.
The Holden Coop of Willard county.
today forwarded a check Co the News
OF SIS. IS as a contribution of its custom
ers 70 the ScOhed relief fund.
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BLAME DIR. KING.

yours for decency
&C. NJ ROCK" "
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aNA GO y N"N
JAMES W. DILLEY,
Town Clerk.