davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-22
Niebezpieczehstwo og6lnego strajku gornik6W
francuskich ME mine}o.
W kopalni Smuggler Union Co. zaniechanO
WypraW ratunkOWych.

tow, podczas gdy katollcy nlemlec-
cy archidyecezyi gniezniensko
poznanskiel zaczeh podminowywac
wiadze duchowna petycyami, aby
nagiac Kosciof do cel6w germani-
zacyjnych.
Ludzie, kt6rzy nigdy W ko5ciele
sic ME pokazywali, nagle zaczeh
sypac jak rekawa petycye ME-
mieckie kazania. W wyborach
mas tez centrowcy zdradzili, W "a
mian "a darowanie i'm mandatu W
okregu leszczynskim. Ma arenie
parlamentarnej pieknych sfowek
padio dosyc, ale szczerego popar.
cia, szczerej pomocy ME doznali-
smy.
I stac sic ME mogio inaczei; szu.
kalismy bowiem oparcia i silly tam,
gdzie jednego drugiego dla mas
wcale bye ME mogfo.
Potrzeba chwili jest radykalns
polityka, ME ogladajaca sic ami ma
Rad pruski, ami na stronnictwa
parlamentarne.
Dla Prusak6w obojetnem jest
zupeinie to co my czynimy, mysi.
my i czujemy, o lie te czyny nasze
zawieraja sic W granicach konsty-
tucyjnych praw naszych, czy be-
dziemy energicznie lud uswiada-
miali, czy tez siali najpoddanniej-
see petycye do tronu pruskiego, to
wszystko dla mich jedno; oni uwa-
zaja mas niejako "a rzecz, "a swoja
wfasnoSc, ktora chca ma swa ger
manska modfe przerobic, ami ma
sze skargi, AMI nssza unizonosc,ani
nasza nienawis6 do Mich tel dro-
gi ich ME sprowadzi. A zatem, W
naszych czynach i sfowach badz
my otwarci, ME zwazajmy ma to,
czy ich CO gniewa drazni, czy ME,
badzmy soba.
Dotychczasowe wiece szfy droga
petycyi, droga, kt6ra przystoi star
com zebrakom; spoteczenstwo,
czujace W sobie siie, "a soba pra-
wo, ME idzie ta droga, ono obiera
droge giosnego protestu.
To juz ME ,,lojalni i wierni pod
dani" prosza, leez pokrzywdzeni
cd krzywdzicieli sig domagaja. Ta-
ka jest r6znica petycyi "a prote.
stu.
Kto prosi, ten decyzye W swej
sprawie pozostawia W obcem reku
i z CORY przygotowanym bye musi
ma mozliwcsc odmowy; kto prote.
stuje, ten uwaza strone druga "a
,niedogodna do sprawiedliwego wy
miaru prawa sam swych krzywd
chce dochodzie drogami, jake
W danej chwil uwaza "a stosow-
ne.
Polityka samopomocy VI wewne-
trznych stosunkach naszego spofe.
czenstwa dale r6wniez szereg wy
tycznych, brzmia one jak APPEL do
kazdego czfowieka dobrej wolf, do
kazdego obywatela, aby re wzgledu
ma swoje stanowisko spofeczne pra-
cowaf lub dawaf inicyatywe do pra.
cy politycznej gdzie tego zachodzic
bedzie potrzebs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-22
Ruch parowc6w.

Przyby1y:
New York: Germanic Liverpool.
Glasgow: Kastalia z Montrealu.
Cd. sziy: y.
Antwerpia: Switzerland do Philadel-
phil.
Londyn: Minneapolis do N. Y.
Rotterdam: Potsdam do N. Y,
New York: La Bretagne do Havre, b.
81. Meier do Bremy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-22

go zaraz potem wydobyto, wy.
gladaf jak bryfa upieczonego miesa.
= Pozar zrzadzif szkode ma $1O,-
600 we Whitney's Opera House W
Detroit, Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-22
Przeglad polityki
miedZynarOdOWej.
Chicago, % Listopada 1901

Nasi rodacy pod zaborem pru-
skim zrozumieli, re wobec nieubfa-
ganego przesladowanis ze strony
Niemc6w, trzeba i'm sic zdobyc ma
program wsp6lnego dziaiania i tax
nawoiuis jedni drugich.
Danny do zjednoczenia zywiotu
polskiego W cafem panstwie. Sy-
stem germanizacyjny 'jednakoWo
sic dale nam wszystkim we znaki,
czy to W Ksiestwie, czy " Prusach
Zachodnich, lub ma Gornym Szla-
sku. Staraimy sic zwalczac wszel-
skie objawy prowincyonalizmu, u
motywowsnego rzekomo innemi
politycznemi prawami. Prawda,
ze kiedys Ksiestwo Poznanskie
politycznie ma innych pozostawato
prawach niz Szlask G6rny, lub
Prusy BE inne zobowiazania "a
ciagali wobec niego kr6lowie pru-
scy, ale dis system bojkotowania
wszystkiego CO polskie, system
germanizowania zrownal mas wszy-
stkich. Pozbycie sig prowincyo-
nalizmu - to byf pierwszy postu-
lat polityczny. Drugim postula-
tenn jest przyjecie "a zasade wszel-
kiej akcyi pohtycznej, liczenie tyl-
ko na wiasne silly i niekrepowanie
siebie samych W wewnetrznej pra-
cy iakimi5 wzgledami ma czynni-
ki, lezace po "a obrebem naszych
wewnetrsnych stosunk6w.
Spofeczenstwo moze oparcie zna-
lesc tylko W sobie. Uczy mas tego
GAIA historya. Przejdzmy W mysi
wszystkie chwile, W kt6rych Pola-
cy wystawieni byh ma sztych Prus,
przskonamy sic, se si} do odpar-
cia go ME znalezli nigdy gdziein-
dziej, jak tylko W sobie samych.
W naszem spoieczenstwie drzemia
silly, niezbudzone jeszcze; nalezy
je zbudzie / powofac do walki z
germanizacya. Brak w5r6d mas
sp6inosci i iacznosci dazen; nalezy
ia zatem stworzyc. Za jeden z
wazniejszyeh srtykui6w naszego
programu politycznego powinni-
5my przyja6 zasade, ze my tylko
sami ma sobie polegac mozemy, q
z nikim W zadne przymierza VIDA
wac sig ME powinnismy.
Przymierza z kimkolwiekbadz, z
jakakolwiek partya polityczna ME-
miecka, lub jakimkolwiek kierun.
klein politycznym W rzadzie pru-
skim, So dla mas niemozliwe kon-
cza sic regufy tenn, re opfacamy
sic rzekomemu sprzymierzencowi,
a on mas " zamisn darzy fraze-
sami.
Do5wiadczylismy tego W ere u
godowej, gdy zaparciem sic naro-
dowego charakteru polskosci, O.
graniczeniem swych praw do osta-
tecznych granic, kupic sobie Cd
rzadu chcielismy przyzwolenie ma
10 resztki zycia, jake nasz narod i
bez przyzwolenia zwyciezkich
Krzyzak6w, nawet wbrew ich
wolf, mice moze. Szukalismy O.
parcia W Berlinie, zamiast go szu-
kae siebie W domu, wiec ten sze-
reg gorzkich ziudzen przypiecze-
towai to niedowierzanie W skutecz-
nose samopomocy.
Juz po tych przeiSciach, zamiast
skierowa6 my5li ku odszukaniu
zrodia silly W sobie samych, spote-
czenstwo nasze przez Representa-
eye nasza parliamentary zawarfo
pewnego rodzaju przymierze ka-
tolikami niemieckimi. Hudzono
sic nadzieia, re katolicy Niemcy,
jako wspoiwyznawcy nasi, beda u
mieli chcieli podac ram dion po-
mocna W potrzebie.
I ot6z na czemze sig skonczyia
ia przyjaznf Ma tenn, be sKoelni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-22
I tax i tax.

= Mszu kochany, gdy wygrasz process
to kupisz mi to niebieska suknis kt6ra
tax dawno Gle prosze.
"A jesli process pregnant
- No, TO u czarna-ma sis rosumiedl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-22

W hotelu Wiliama Kent ma
rogu Is ul. South Chicago ave.
pozar wczoraj srzadsif szkode ma
$2,1M.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-22


Europe, poniewaz Niemcy, Ho-
lendrzy i Irlandczycy So dzisiaJ
wzgledem mas wiecej wrogo uspo-
sobieni, niz podczas zatargu z We
nezuela"".
Anglioy przyznaja, ze Rad ME-
mieckiSest bezsilny wobec ogrom-
nej fall eburzenia niemieckiego ma
rodu.
BERLIN, 22go Listopada. -
Minister kolonij Chamberlain O.
gtosif publicznie, re tax zwana a
gitacya W Niemczech zostaje pod
trzymywana sztucznie, poniewaa
jego nova ME miafa takiego zna-
czenia, jake jej W Niemczech
przypisuja. Take tfomaczenie sic
ME jest zdolne Niemcow uspokoic,
pomimo re stara sic to uczynic
p6furzedowa ,,Norddeutsche Allge-
meine Ztg.
LoNDYN, 22go Listopada. -
Osoby, kt6re towarzyszyfy kr6lowi
W jego ostatnich polowaniach, "a
pewniaja, re Edward nigdy do
tychczas ME czuf sic tax zdrowym,
jak obecnie. Smial sic gazet mo-
wiacych raku W krtani i dla po-
kazania, re gazety rozsiewaja BAL
XII, braf udzia} W polowaniach, ME
zwazajac ma wiatr wilgo6 W po-
wietrzu.
Ogfoszono, re W opactwie West
minister opr6cz urzedowych pred
stawicieli mocarstw zagranicznych,
laden cudzoziemiec ME bedzie
m6g} uczestniczyc W uroczystos-
ciach koronacyjnych. Pofozono W
ten spos6b tame chciwosci arysto-
krat6w angielskich, ktorym Ame-
rykanie ofarowali bajeczne sunny
"a odstapienie i'm miejsca W kos
ciele.
ATEsY, 22go Listopada. -
Rozruchy przybieraja coraz VIE
ksze rozmiary. Studenci zwo}aG
zebranie pred swiatynia Jowisza,
ma kt6re przybyio 10000 os6b.
Wysadzono ma lad 500 marynarzy
ktorzy wraz wojskiem ladowem
staraja sic utrzymac porzadek. Stu
denci zajeli gmach uniwersytecki.
Strzelano kilka razy do prezesa
ministr6w Theotokie.
Po poludniu przyszio do starcia
wojskiem. 7 osob polegto, 30
raniono. Slime oddziaty wojska
strzega paiacu kr6lewskiego i mie-
szkania prezesa ministr6w. Me-
tropolita, prefekt policyi naczel-
mix zandarm6w zrezygnowali u
rzed6w. Generafowi Vassos po-
wierzono naczelne dowodztwo mad
wszysrkiemi sifami zbroinemi,
W1EDEN, 22go Listopada. -
2 Belgradu nadeszia urzedowa
wiadomosc zaprzeczajaca pogfos-
kom zamachu ma zycie kr6lowej
Dragi. Krolowa miafa gwaftowna
sprzeczke kr6lem, kt6ry uniesio-
ny gniewem uderzyf ja W twarz.
Upokorzona Draga zazy}a trucizne
W zamiarze samobojczym, lecz le.
karze ocalili jej zycie.
LoNDYN, 22go Listopada. =
Lord Kitchener donosi, re komen-
dapt Burys zostaf wziety do niewo-
Ii podczas ataku ma oddziaf 100
pionier6w angielskich mad rzeka
Vaal.
PETERSBURG, 22go Listopada. =
Markiz Ito bedzie miaf sposobnosc
przekonac sic tutaj osobi5cie, re
Japonia ME ma powodu podejrzy.
wac Rosyi. W r. 1898 podpisano
W Toxic protok6f, proklamujacy
niezaleznosc Korei. Rosya uzna-
Ia wowczas pretensye Japonii do
Korei i zobowiazafa sic ME pre-
szkodzic rozwojowi interes6w Ja-
ponczyk6w. DziS kieruje sic Ro-
sya ta sama polityka.
PARYz, 22go Listopada. =
Francuzcy gornicy nosza sig zno-
WI mysla urzadzenia og6lnego
strajku. Zadaja zmniejszenia CO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-22
Kronika MiejScoWa.
NieWinnie pOstrzeleni.

dziono czesto kury, wczoraj pred
switem obudzif sic, usfyszawszy
szmer cd strony kurnika. Zabraf
szybko dubelt6wke i wybiegf, uj-
rzawszy dwie postacie, strzelif. Je-
den mezczyzn, kt6rych ujrzai, u
padf; Coburn szybko powtornie
nabit strzelbe strzelif "a ucieka.
jacym drugim. Potem zblizyf sic
do lezacego, najprz6d ranionego i
sadzac, re jest on zabity, wfozyi go
ma w6z zawi6zf ma stacya policyj.
na W Brighton Park. Tam sic Okla.
zafo, re ow czfowiek ME byf zabi.
tym, ale ciezko ranionym, zawie-
ziono go do szpitala powiatowego,
gdzie zapewne umrze. Nazywa sic
Chas. Miller.
Pozniej znaleziono W wozowni
kolei ulicznej przy 81 ulicy takze
ciezko ranionego towarzysza Char
lesa Millera j takze jego zawiezio.
no do szpitala powiatowego. By}
to brat Charlesa, Jan Miller; takze
jego rama jest niebezpieczna.
Obaj ranieni opowiedzieli, ze
przybyi Toronto, Can., szli do
przyjaciela swego, Marka Robert
sa, zam. pm. 2749 Dearborn str.
Przez Gala noe maszerowali; W po-
blizu mieszkania Coburns roznie.
Gill ogien, aby sic ogrzac cokol-
wick, gdy nagle ma Mich pies ma.
padf, potem Coburn do mich
strzelas. Charles liczy 30 lat, a
brat jego 20.
Nieszczescia.
SO letni John Hass pracowaf
wczoraj popoludniu W nDeering
Harvester Works, kiedy W glove
uderzyf go HAWAI- drzewa odskaku-
jscy cd pity maszynowej. Hass ma
czaszke peknieta i zapewne doznaf
wstrzasnienia m6zgu. Me ma ma
dziei utrzymania go przy zyciu.
Jest W szpitalu Alexyanow.
Wczoraj wieczorem godz. 9,
krawiec Sc. letni @. G.. Rossell
chcac wskoczyc ma wagon kolei Ii
novel linii Wells str. upadf, i kofa
nastepnego wagonu prawie odcisfy
mu prawa noge. Odwieziono go do
szpitala powiatowego.
Jakob Linski, 1923 N. Sangamon
str, wczoraj popotudniu fadujqc
drzewo ma dworcu kolei Chicago &
Northwestern ma rogu ulic Erie i
Halsted, upadf nadwerezyf sobie
mocno ptawe biodro. Zawieziono
go do szpitala sw. Elzbiety.
Szwed E. Johnson, 357 W. Obi.
cago ave., spadf ze schodow W do
mu, W kt6rym mieszkaf, j zfamaf
sobie noge. Jest W szpitalu powia-
towym.
Tajna pOlicya.
szef policyi O'Neill jest teraz
take szefem tajnej policyi, dop6ki
burmistrz ME rozstrzygnie, czyli
obie to gsfezie maja bye pofaczone,
czy tez tax jak dawniej oddzielone.
Szef policyi wczoraj powiedziaf:
u tenn rozfaczeniem obu gafezi
miewalismy nieraz DUO kiopot6w,
gdyz zazdroSe tajnych policyantow
tax bywa wielka, ze W gfownej
kwaterze czesto ME wiedzielismy,
co sic dzieje W biurze detektyw6w.
Me wiem, czyli burmistrz odda mi
kontrole obydwu departament6w,
ale bye moze, re jeden naszych
kapitan6w zostanie naczelnikiem
biura detektyw6w. Biuro to jest
niejako szkota dla urzednikow po-
licyjnych, bo jest tam sposobnoso
do zapoznania sic re setkami lub /
tysiacami zbrodniarzyri podejrza-
nych indywidu6w, kt6rych poll
cyant nigdy ME widzi. ia sam by
lem juz raz kapitanem biura dete-
ktyw6w W r. 1894 przez 6 miesiecy
musze przyznac, ze trudne to by.'
10 stanowisko, bo praca tam jest
skomplikowana, sfuzba natezaja-
ca".
W hotelu Wiliama Kent ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A SECOND EDITION OF THE
ARTICLES or FAITH.

The first edition Of "The Articles Of
Faith" prepared by Dr. j. Il. Talmage,
under appointment Of the First Presl-
dency. Is exhausted, and a second edl-
ton is now in course Of preparation. 1t
is now but two years since the first edl-
ton OF 10000 copies was ready for sale,
and for months past II has been i'm
possible to meet orders for the book.
such a sale Of a home publication has
never before been reached within the
same length Of time.
The author specially requests Of all
who have used the work In class-work
or for individual reading and study
that they kindly inform him Of any
errors In references, or other mistakes
and omissions they may have observed.
II is by teachers and students who use
such book for detailed study that err
rors of the kind would be- most easily
detected. None hut minor errors most
~ typographical, and but few of these
have been reported to date; but full
report OF errors will be appreciated
Reports Of the same should be sent
without delay to Or, j. f., Talmage,
Salt Lake city.
THE DESERET NEWS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06
ANOTHER LIGHT INVENTION
Young Salt Laker the DISCOVERED
Experiment Last Night.

Henry T.. Wellman, young man wen
known in Salt Lake Is the inventor OF
new and very powerful light, which ne
claims that for cheapness and simple
ity beats anything OF the kind in exist
ence. by recent experiments at 1888
South East Temple street he has SHOWN
that the light can be produced at cost
of less than one-fourth Of q cent per
hour. That Is based on coal oil AZ ~
cents per gallon and the inventor eX-
poets even better results when he has
completed his experiments. lie SAYS
that he can use any kind OF oil winch
viii make smoke. also that the mechan-
ism Is go simple that a child can oper-
ate II with perfect safety. BY means OF
"a series Of small cylinders the oil Is
heated and generates gas. The light
was on exhibition at A. II. Meredith's
store last evening and 1t was 81 power
ful that the big arc light in the center
Of the street looked like a llckering
candle by comparison. Mr.. Weliman
will put his invention on exhibition
again Monday evening at 1913 south
East Temple street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06

TO-day'S Metals
SNYtR, BSn 58t2
had, $500
CASING C0PffR 10 "a renissh
L OCAL BRIEF S.

John n. Cox, Of Salt Lake, and Sarah
Haskin, OF Ne,lsyille, cache county,
both II years old yesterday afternoon
obtained license to be married.
The Utah Live stock association viii
huiL is annual meeting tonight in the
council chamber OF the city and county
building. The officers Ot the ensuing
ye9r will BE- elected. and for that rea-
son fun attendance Is desired.
There viii be a lecture delivered in
the assembly room OF the new build
Ing OF the Latter-day Saints College,
BY Elder 3. II Roberts, on MONDAY
evening, April Sth al ) O'Clock The
subject Is Translation OF the Plates,
All are cordially invited.
The Realty and Building company has
been organized with q capital OF $780,
600 In 81 shares W. A. Wight Is presi-
dent; l.. +. Gale. vice president and
treasurer ]. n. Hardy, secretary, and
]. NJ. Stansherry and II. Roberts are
the other incorporators and sharehold-
ers. The company is organized for the
purpose Of conducting an Investment
and Improvement business.
At the regular meeting Of the Build
ing Trades Council held last evening
In the han Of the Utah Federation OF
Labor, the action Of James II. Brit
tain In calling the union men OF from
the buildings whore non-union men are
employed, was upheld by the members
present. Although no trouble has beer
reported yet it win be SURPRISING
thing II the matter reaches a settle
ment without some friction.
The dIgnitaries Of the Episcopa
church who will visit Salt Lake IN Oc
tober on their way to San Francisco 4
ATTEND the tfi.ennial eonyoeation Of tn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06
FOR THE GRIP.
You Have Heard OF Many Remedies,
Did You Ever Try This One

Everybody you meet on the streets
nowadays either has just had the grip,
Is coming down with II or has sure
cure for Il.
The disease has been a puzzle to phy-
slcians ever since IT'S appearance sew
eral years ago and 1t Is as much Of
puzzle today as II was then. IL exhibits
such a variety Of symptoms IN different
individuals and leaves such disastrous
results after apparent recovery, that as
yet Its prevention and cure has baiiied
medical science
However there Is no doubt but that
the grip Is catarrhal In character ana
the leading symptom In nearly every
case is increased secretion in the head
and throat, in fact the first indications
OF lagrippe are those OF a cold IN the
head which extends to the throat ana
lungs
Or. Johnson Ames advises as the
safest course TO pursue on the first ap-
pearance OF grip symptoms to keep ia
The house for day or two and take
Stuarts Catauh Tablets every hour
the hrst day and every two hours the
following day and states that this viii
break up the trouble before il becomes
deep seated
These catarrhal tablets are antiseptlc
and harmless and prevent fever and the
further development Of grip germs, and
ward on the ever present danger Of
pneumonia.
Dr. Gerald Simpson, says; II have
found Stuarts Catarrh tablets a pleas
ant and thoroughly reliable remedy for
the grip. especially with elderly people
with whom this prevailing disease Is
always dangerous, the tablets can be
found at any drug store and II used
freely during the first few days Of the
attack win break It up,
Lagrippe Is catarrhal infection, the
germs are In the air and no one Is
proof against It. but the timely use OF
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets viii prevent
any serious results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06
Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT

roday's record at the local once no.. y,
,he weather bureau for "a hours CHUNG
a. m today o.,,,
n..,r,.,,r reading at a. m, 2',5S IN. in-
ha' iTsmnarature at 6 a. mr 81 9 ge
eh'S NaxImum temperature gV
sI,es' Minimum temperature, - Wv
49, Moan temperature, d' "e-' ''''
trb,ch is degrees below the hoII", ,n,,.
VIM deBcieney OF daily mean YEN
Io,", since the drst Of the month";
90 Aucyesnmuiated excess Of dalIy 90 lot Jnl
temperature since January lS'' ''-
grees. ...t., sipce first OF
month Al inch, which is w INC" "'''0
'ht .nn, ",o'j excess in precipitation
since January lst ~ men,
FORECASTS rlLLGP, NJ SUNDAY
Local forecast for salt Lake city and
Vicinity ,-,..,a sunday.
cooler Sunday 40 .ot san
Forecasts Tor JldHI H'"HN
Francisco; ,c,.,.. co,ler
Cloudy tonight and sunday coo'o'
tonight
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm noted over Missouri yes
terday morning has moved eastward 70
the Lake region The area OF !oW plgs,
80 nVsr thn Pacific Northwest
IL NOW central north Of Montana, A
,idge M moderate high pressure eX-
tends from Manitoba southwark TO
Texas Precipitation has fallen over
Washington. Oregon northern Cailtor-
MIA he lower Missouri and upper MIS-
slssippl valleys. II Is warmer over 'he
great basin and cooler over the lower
Mississippi valley. ano-,,
Section Director.
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church Will be received and entertain
ed Wn,le in the city by the following
committee from st. Marks ana ST.
Paul's cathedrals; St. Marks--Ge0. Y.
Wallace, Geo. NJ. Scott G, +. over
field st. PauPs-PrOf. Marshall, Dr.,
Lindsay, John A. Reeves.
Frank Whtworth and Carl Sandberg
Of Salt Lake were the only two who
passed In the first grade in the phar-
maceutical examination held by the
state board Of pharmacy examiners
yesterday. In the second grade were
Archibald Beyan OF Tooele and Jed
Garlick Of Salt Lake. Or, G., H. Femme
more of Beaver was reelected presi-
dent Of the board, with James H.
Franklin and Clarence Mccoy OF salt
Lake for vice president and secretary
respectively.
Fourteen ear-old Ruby Craft, who
was recently on trial IN the district
court for incorrigibility and only es-
capped the reform school upon making
an earnest promise to mend her ways
ana be good, has found the strain too
great and blOssomed out into trailing
skirts and high French heels and does
her hair up in the most approved
mode. Her mother fears that Ruby
Is entered in too swift a class and has
asked County Attorney Christensen's
aid to track the er!tng one down and
send her to the reform school. So far
Ruby has managed to elude the seuths
who are on trail.
The new Elks lodge VIII be effected at
onte. The committee on building met
last evening az the office Of Chairman
w. y. Lynn and the plans for the
building were further discussed,
and Ii was decided to push
the matter Of erection with all posi-
he yigor Architect Hale was in
structed to draw what additional plans
are needed and get all the specifications
re- dy. II vas proposed to enlarge the
lodge room 80 that II will accommo-
date from 800 TO 400 persons and this
will nGcessitate some changes In the
original plans, The building as now
a,rulge1 VIII be much larger than orig
nally planned. The committee on build
ing completed It's organization last
evening by the election Of Il. ID. X.
Thompson as vice president and c. o,
Ellingwood as secretary.
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ONE YEAR FOR SULLIVAN.
That Is What lie Gets for Grand
I,arceny-Denicd New Trial.

Before Judge Stewart this morning
Tim sullivan. who was convicted last
week Of grand larceny, moved through
his attorney, Ray Van Colt, for new
trial The motion was overruled and
Sullivan was sentenced to a years i'm
prlsonment in the state prison.
The charge against Sullivan OF as
sault with a deadly weapon on the
same date February 25th last. was
dismissed on motion Of District Attor-
ney Eichnor. who considered that their
was not sufficient evidence TO sustain
the charge
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10000
YOUNG AMERICANS

Boys and girls can make money by
selling Smurthwalte's new seeds,
which have won highest prizes at
American and Paris Expositlons, and
made Utah famous for seeds. For par
tcuars call at Smurthwaite's new
seed store. 1872 State ST., salt Lake City.
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ORIENTAL BAZAAR.

A rare collection OF Persian and
Turkish Rugs. Oriental goods. ETC. has
just been received at % East LIST South
II would BE- folly to fail 10 see the eN-
hibit Specially low prices VIII be Of
iered during the next Is days Go and
take your friends.
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BUSINESS WANTED,

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF INVEST.
ors having 5000 TO $4,000 capital that
they vii invest In any legitimate bust
ness proposition OF merit II you have a
business that you wish 10 dispose Of or
In need OF capital 10 promote any enter
prise write us full particulars Began,
Quinn & Co, ill-il2 d. Il. Walker bldg,
Phone l0ijX.
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LARGEST STOCK OF FINE
STATIONERY In The CITY

TO select from at % per cent discount
from regular prices Boxed and in
bulk In all the new shades and styles.
We must reduce stock TO make room
for new goods
CANNON BOOK STORE,
(DESERET NEWS. Props)
II and l3 Main st.
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ORIENTAL RUGS.

Take advantage Of the sale OF the
choice Oriental rugs exhibited by s T..
Parnay, OF COnstautinople, Every varl-
ETY. Of Persian, Turkish, Bukaran, Belu-
chistan and Armenian rugs fuzzy repre-
scented. Reasonable prices and fair
dealing 1903 Knutsford.