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Pacific Hardware Co.

Trenton, ~ j.. Dec 2l.--The Pacific
Hardware and Steel Co., capital 10000
900, was Incorporated here today. The
stock Is divided into SIOOOOOO common
and SS,0OOO0O preferred bearing six per
cent cumulative dividend
The company is authorized TO manu-
facture and deal in every kind OF iron
steel and hardware, The incorporators
are August X, Gibbs u, a. Selfrdge
Charles h. Miller H. ], Morton, Louis
Floss Jr,, A, l.. Scott and Jos. Floss,
all Of San Francisco
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24
NO WAR BETWEEN
chill AND ARGENTINA
O'SpOte Will be Peacefully Settled -S So
Gays U. s. Minister at BuenOs Ayres
Comment From Vienna.

,. Washington Dec. "a. pncouroglo,
s oyg' mas reached the state acpartne ,,'1
s from 8uenos Ayreo ana the "a oo ,''g'',
~ renewed confidence that there win
0I peaceful settlement Of tbe sorlons
S ,, between Chill and Arpen,,na
~" Lori' United States minister q,
, nuVnos Auos. has reported by cob,S
mat the Argentine government bns
concluded not to press the demands nm.
=" CnllI which threatened to lead 10
nUS'lI'lles' but instead has decided 10
0'o" the issue to 80 before The bound.
S,g commission. which has for several
SS"'s oeen engaged in the dolimlatto.,
y, ,le boundary Moreover. Nh lord
reports that while the Argentine minie'
ter TO chill has arrived IN nnenns
Tyres me Argentine legation at san.
c uos' ue emu has not been closed and
tto0nSvNeehtly diplomatic relations Ia
s"veo llie TWO countries have NOT been
,up'uie as was supposed from the re-.
port IRON our minister to Chlll
WILL RENEW NEGOTIATIONS.
Buenos Ayres, Dec 2i.--yla Calves.
'on'~The report that Senior Concha
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PASSED sLEEpLEss NIGHT.
Strain Continues Something Terrible
and Physical Collapse Seems Near

Mortensen passed another sIeepless
night but under entirely different cir
cumstances than have surrounded him
since he was ilrst taken into custody.
He can see papers and has no one to
talk to- He Is still unable 70 eat and
did not sleep at all last nisht Ills
nerve Is holding out well under The cir.
cumstances, hut II IL believed he can
lot endure the strain much longer For
a time this morning Mortensea lstt hg
cell In the county jail where he Is now
confined while II was being cleaned,
but he did not take, advantage Of the
opportunity to take a little exercise in
walking around the corridor. He ap.
pears to be physically exhausted,
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SAYS HE is INNocEr.
Accused Man swears that se Had
No Part IN Murder

Before the prisoner was renged 10
the county jail last even,ne Martin
earn. FORMER president Of lhlPacldc
Lumber company. and frien,S Nor
tensen's, called to see him an sas at
once admitted to the prison amber.
As with all visitors. Mortenta arose
and proffcred his hand. Mr.. Gahalked
With the man a few minutes d then
suddenly appealed to him toraks a
clean confession Of the crime galliy
and protect his wife and relat,e from
suspicion Of completely In the AilfibIe
deed. He was told thar TIC aence
against him was slowly ineresr * and
that he should be man ma -ske e
clean breast Of the matter aglsnan
listened quietly to all thai ws,sli 70
him, and after moments Ita,Ion
said 7 swear to YOU that ls,i no
part IN the murder / am inr,stt7
After that he would talk no,ulher
Continued on page 2.
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CONF ESSION NOW
HOURLY EXPECTED.
Sheriff and Chief of Police Certain that
Vortensen is Guilty and that He will Soon
Admit it.-.NOw in Solitary Confinement

Of evidence that has yet been produced
against Mortcnsen and makes his con-
nectIon with the affair look very dark
indeed The News" is absolutely ass
sured that conversation such as mar
rated above aid take place between
Nortensen ana his wife. II Is even
further stated now that Mortensen de-
clored that if his wife breathed a word
Ia relation TO the matter that she would
anewer for the same with her life This
part Of the statement Is also youched
for though not with the same abso-
hle certainty as the portion previous
ly reported.
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TUESDAY, DECEMDER LAKE o1rY,

ugreed to return TO the nine hour day
Wnltch leaves the question Of wages, the
strikers to be taken back and The ais
posi'l9n Of the men who took the strik-
ers PAGES, to be decided The union
lhen nave dismissed the conspiracy
cgnarse recently entered against w, /.
Shalmers' II is said that the strike SO
lar has cost the Allls- Chalmers com.
pany S5OOOOO, and the union 100000 in
CARVING os ON the fight to say nothing
OF me heavy loss In wages.
me strike, While local affair. has
oeen regarded as a test Of strength he
tWegn me International Association Of
citation. Wv" ''''V
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The last element OF doubt as TO the
CUNT OF Mortensen has apparently been
swept from the minds Of the officers
They say they have evidence that viii
without tho shadow Of a doubt convict
him Of the murder Of young Hay More
than that they declare that he - break
ing down rapidly and that he win hold
out no longer than tonight Their be-
lief Is that he viii collapse under the
tremendous strain that has been placed
upon him and make a full statement OF
his connection with the affair before the
hour of midnight ushers In the approach
Of Christmas day
MoNcusen has been removed to 4
silent cell IN the upper part Of the coun-
~ JAN, whore he Is IN practical solitary
confinement and where the officers Of
the law expect to wiring the expected
confession from him. The confidence In
the anticipated admission that he was
the perpetrator of the deed IL largely
he result of Sheriff MAYORS visit TO
lloyo yesterday That officer stated
70 the "News' today that while he did
not see Mrs. Mortensen yesterday and
While he obtained no direct statement
from her, information WAS given him
which eliminated the last element Of
doubt from his mind as 20 the guilt
Of the prisoner According to report
even Charles Watkins, Mortensens
brother -in-law, now looks upon the
case in the same light as Sheriff Nay
lor. It is a significant fact that Wat
kins today positively refused to see
Mortensen again. The latter was alss
informed that his wife had abandoned
him and that they would never meet
again, a statement Mortensen declared
he would not believe unless he heard 1t
from the lips Of his wife himself
Whether the officers are right in their
belief t'ot Mortensen Is on the verge
Of a break down remains TO be seen
and should the expected collapse oc-
cur 1t Is by no means certain that a
confession viii follow that weakening.
II is not TO be wondered at that the
prisoner shows signs Of physical coll
lapse for he has scarcely eaten or slept
Since his name became associated with
tie terrible affair Besides az effort
las been constantly made 70 Impress
him with the belief that this or that
person looked upon him az the demon
who had committed the deed and that
this or that relative was satisfied Of his
guilt.
The rumor which came to the News
late yesterday afternoon to the effect
that stranger had purchased horse
in Formers ward and paid for the same
in $40 gold pieces was traced to its
origin by this paper today and found
to be substantially correct. 1t is
fact that an unknown man on Tues
day, the day following the tragedy, APP
peared In the nelghborhood and bar
gained for horse from Amos $. Cab
bolt, l46O South State Street for which
he paid on Wednesday morning, and
disappeared without giving his name
or any particulars whatever, In pay
ing for the animal he exhibited a hand
full Of $40 gold pieces The purchased
price was 1926, not $40 as stated, Some
difficulty was experienced IN breaking
the last $40" The visitor left Mr.. Cab
hott's for a short time and returned
with the change after which he took
his departure. It is stated he left for
Oregon,
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Survivors Of the y. /. whites Grow

New York, Dec 2i.--Among the pas
sengers on the steamer Antilla, which
has arrived here from Nassau, N, H.
were Capt Mitchell and the survivors
of the crew Of the wrecked three.mast-
ed schooner r, l. White Of Harring-
ton, Maine The White was bound from,
Philadelphia for Cardenas with a cargo
of coal and stranded on Gingerbread
shoal on Dec Z Soon after grounding
the vessel began TO roll and grind on
the rocks and she showed signs Of
breaking up Three Of the crew pre-
ferred to trust their lives TO the shlp's
boat which was launched alongside
The rest Of the crew remained on board
During the night following the swell
capslzed the boat and two Of the sea-
men were drowned. They were a Fin
lander named John Scare, and an
American named Brown The man res
'cued was Charles Johnson The next
day Capt. Mitchell and the remainder
OF the crew proceeded IN the boat to
Bemini island, and thence were assist
ed to Nassau.
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VENEZUELAN SITUATION IS GRAVE

Fort de France, Island Of Martinique
Dec, a--yia Haytien Gable The Ven.
ezuelan gunboat Restaurander left here
during The night Her destination Is
unknown
The British steamer Ban RICH, said to
be loaded with arms and ammunition
Intended for the adherents Of Senior
Matos has arrived here from Antwerp,
which port she left Nov, 20. Another
alleged revolutionary vessel has been
slgnaled to the eastward of this ISL
and
There vap lighting yesterday in Yene-
zuela where the revolutionary move
ment is spreading, The engagement
took place at Villa do Coura about
fifty miles from Caracas), and It is en-
pected that the revolutionary COM
mander Gen Luciano Mendoza, was
defeated By the government troops,
Fighting has also occurred In the state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24
COMP LIMENTS OF
the PRESIDENT.
Rio Fat Turkeys Distributed to the White
House Employees Wagon Loads Of
Things for the Little RooSevelts.

.,on Dec. 2i,--11lghty-seven
"u, ,yeys we're distributed to the
|pg ~ House policemen, messengers,
Ss. y. servants. gardeners and stable
u'D.' KAN with the compliments Of the
neu , ,C Each turkey had on II a
fl'.' s.o,lne the seasons compliments
c y, s,s,rbutlou was the largest ever
y" .l. Il =, me white House. President
,lg g,otAy always gave turkeys to the
a '..,sd employees, but tlh list of re-
, ,''',,s Mas never 80 large as that of
g.g THE turkeys were distributed
~ .I lienry Pinckney the White House
steward , ..,.,.......
r,o,ess wagons, mail carriersr
meesengers bore numerous
...oos 10 the White House today
Iacn .ots ~ the Roosevelt family from
ie,,n" and admirers throughout the
I nmtrv Many Of the packages were
Oupt NO children who viii not be 81
igr.5 however to have them until to-
ln Ths nroe,am at the White House to-
a, ny Nil follow the custom of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24
Family Poisoned from Eating "'N'

Columbus. Ohio, Dec, A-.,n', nyScu.
re N0.gto' s65 Dennison avenue e an,lTo
i've clerk to Gov Nash l., ana eoi n, pork
family. were poisoned by ' eoms time
FOR dinner last evening a ,Sn family
agt the meal members Of l1e 'J sum.
S nere t taken III and physician ,oa.. sg 5ue
n. mo me- c%on n Of the meat Gc TO- TO-
merit was unable 70 pc u. p condition is
dsy. but It is thought his 'O''
,..t aarinug
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TO Amend the Rcvoono A..

a
CUMMINGS Of = v pec, A.-Rcpresentatlve
fhe followine i m York has Introduced
House Of H ,S,,ea by the Senate and
ftates OF Ame rr,ayh'stlyes Of the United
pied, that nsrao ara N Congress ASSEM-
slxty.fve AZ gr' s'..,ph two hundred ana
iinrd "f "a " section one Of the act en- ani
be epoou act 20 provide revenue rev NV. 'e sn,.
inte5' sSG,,,ag'ment Of ndastrIess p os , tSr
herebSy S s1 approved July ~ , 90 me T.
lows: '''N 30 So 10 read ne fol.
packsgss. 'apes in barrels or o,,o.
eub,c ,eo, uyentY eighteen V cor,s o'n nei.
W. as or iackages '''''y OF the bar
section THAT paragraph ,ss =,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24
N0ohIplsta' strike About s7'''7''

chicago Dec 2t--lt is sia5 SS,c suS.
the machlnists' str iis ,rion workmen
which has involved gov u ,liovibs AGO, is
since II started seven inoD''"
about to be settled - ba,ne held by
.s cSnsT on both sides and ,iss ss9f md
that an agreement WI. Wv, FEW days II
ratified within ne ne ,sss company has
"a sald the Allls.Chalnle'S ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24

Of Carabobo, but definite news on the
subject Is dlillcult to obtain. A dis
pu'o has arisen between the officials Of
the German railroad running from Car
acas to Valencia and the government.
All traWc is suspended between those
two points and the railroad stations
are occupied by troops.
Great excitement prevails every
Where m Venezuela. particularly at
Caracas. The situation is very SER.
Gus.
Gen. Matos is at the Iyanes hotel
here.
the German cruiser Fake Is at Porto
Cab4lo and the Dutch cruiser Utrecht
Is at ! "A GuayarN
The situation Is becoming aggravat-
ed In Caraca, In spite Of the numerous
arrests which are being made fairly IL
distribution can be effected Of the
arms and ammunition which Matos
steamer is bringing, the fire win be set
to the powder and the whole country
VIII rise about Dec. 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24
Members Of Parliament Sentenced

nrhln Dee 24.-At Ballimote, Coun-
=, Size si1go today Jasper TulIy member
oi parliament for south Le, ,,gdq,, was
90 osnienced to months Imprisonment,
S Tohn 10'ponnell, NJ r. for South Mayo
JONI ,,o y months Imprisonment and Other
10 ,,. ,To Of the United irish league 70
ins,ns ranging from a month to three
leIi. .hs an the sentences were M
month"; aS IN connection with recent meet,
poseu o ~ 70 incite Lord Defreynes
ing I. r9.'I NOT to pay their rents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24
Another Boston Bank Merged.

London, Dec A.-The stockholders Of
the National Bank Of the Common
wealth today voted to place the bank
In voluntary liquidation w, Tower
and w. r. Santonstall were appointed
liquldatlng agents.
The bank has been murged into the
National ShaWmut bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24
British Punitive Expedition.

Calcutta, Dec, PA British punitive
eynedition has RACED Nodiz fort, In
south Bauchistan, which had long
been the stronghold Of fierce band OF
ontlovs The latter held out until the
Sort Mas demolished by guns About :
dozen men were buried in the ruins, nve
others were killed, fourteen were
sounded and sixty-three were cap
,ured The British casualties We're
three men killed and eight wounded
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NO ARRANGEMENT
Effort to Proceed This Arrnoon
Was Further Postpond.

At o'clock this afternootlt was
thought that an airaignment ould be
had at O'Clock, but upon furier con-
eultation y was concluded 10 oslpone
such action until a future me In
View Of the fact that II is ltstmas
tomorrow there Is no Ilkeliibd that
there VIII be an arralgnmd until
Thursday AZ least
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24

had abandoned him to hlE fate Morten,
sen said today
X must hcar that from her own IIps'
replied the prisoner
you viii never see her asdln said
Jnlier Thomas; and this pela is ex.
pressed by the officers hunslely ac-
auainted With the facts n m case
Tha absolute secluslou With Nhlch she
has surrounded herself and The tact
that Mrs. Mortensen's resilenoe has
been taken up In Provo with M broth.
era. Is exactly IN line win M state.
ment OF MI, watkins that y ncy were
convinced of certain things they would
withdraw their support ano counter.
ancc from Mortensen ana take Their
sister home This has been zone and
the circumstances arc omlnow of The
roaAOnA.
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Perished in a Wyoming Blizzard.

Fergus Falls. MINI, Dec, 24.-ole o.
Peterson received telegram from
Wyoming today stating that his SON
IL. 0, Peterson, had persisted In the
blizzard In that stale. The young man
had a sheep ranch and was out with
his flock when the storm came on.
Parties have been searching for him
but no trace has been found and hope
has been abandoned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24

section one Of said act IS hereby amend
ca 80 as to read as follows:
1855. Oranges two-thirds Of one cent
per pounds lemons eighteen cents per
cubic foot Of capacity Of boxes or pack.
ages lines, grape fruit shaddocks or
pomelos, one cent per pound
section 3.--rhat paragraph 1858 OF
section one Of said act Is hereby amend
ed 50 as to read as follows
2bS.--Pine apples, in barrels, and 9TH
er packages, (seyen) four cents per Gu q.
bic foot OF the capacity Of barrels or
PACKAGES In bulk, (seyen,) four dollars
per thousand
Section 4-That this act shall take
effect on the first Of July, nineteen hun.
dred and two"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24

Toledo, Ohio, Dec, 2l,-While fire
truck No was responding to an alarm
this morning, It collided with street
car, resulting in the death OF Capt D.
b. Ward Of the fire company and in
Jury Of several other hremen, one OF
whom may die.
The ear and the fire truck were 60
ing at full speed when they met. The
firemen were hurled from the machine
and Capt Ward was taken 10 St. YIN
cents hospital where he died IN a few
hours. Driver Peter Boudrie IS IN a
percarious condition and may die Lad
derman John Schultz was also pain
fully hurt
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An Old Man shools IIIs MA

Freorla, Ills. Dec. 2f--At Yates civ
iaSt evening August Iceberg. con.
splCuous farmer 50 years old, living
az bennington shot his wife through
1ne abdomen and then shot his IA
year'old step-son who intorfered. three
lliines3. walking II miles to the home Of
nls daughter Mrs Davis, near Farm
,nslon, he shot himself through the
neud and died In three hours His wife
Is 9ylhg, but the boy viii recover. His
"ilie mad lett him because he had deed.
90 property to his son and he shot her
because she had refused to return To
MN, or let him get divorce.
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MN cLEyELAND's HEALTH.
Va Has Not Been Able 20 Leave His
Room for Five Weeks,

princeton. n, j., Dec. 2i,--Mrs' Grover
|c,.yeland made the following state
mont today concerning the health of
the former President
erhe reports that have been published
n yegard 10 gir Cleyelands health
|haye apparently been construed as m
%cating his entire recovery This Ia
s6owp By renewal Of all sorts OF app
"Icotions fol all sorts Of things which
can hardly be considered even by q
man n robust health. He has already
|teIelyed severe eplstolary chastisement
|at he hands Of those who are impa-
|Isntly awaiting for answers to letters
(which should never have been written
|Whlle Mr. Cleveland's health Is such
Ia 10 entirely relieve his friends from
|any apprehensons, he Is yet far from
Een and has not been able 70 leave his
hoom for nearly FIVE weeks"
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Six Bodies Recovered.

Liverpool, Dec A,-Six bodies have
been recovered from the Dingle station
Funnel These, apparently, represent the
fotal number Of deaths resulting from
fhe burning Of the electric train yester-
pay on the overhead railroad
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Assassination in Macedonia.

ko 0nouuslaiatnople, Dec 2l.-AssassIna.
O a,, ana plllaging OF villages and out
tse s,us ~ inhabitants have so increased
v wy IN Macedonia that the consuls
| s,oS eppealed to the embassies TO put
h,risi p V such crimes The foreign
Man, ' u ,. nave made urgent representa-
Sit, KIM 20 tne porte OF the danger OF per-
''''"t he continuance of such acts
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Gen. r. " Ankeney Dead.

AnEsnsSvo '9 ,s Dec, 2i-Gen. Rollln v.
PoiE co,,,i lor twelve years coroner OF
n ~ sa COUNTY dled today Of pneumonia.
thlo re sgn ~ me Mexican war with an
6olona.le y y, and in the civil war as
u me discbau.e,.l i-nd Illinois infantry.
tdier. ee sr1.riTge he was breveted brig
4 'ue'al Tor conspicuous gaIantrv
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\ wntts May be EItraditcd.

.o, pec 2l.-In Windsor ont,'
Detroit ~ Bartlett decided that
tsbn n Watts who Is eha[ RgSct ps iit n.
divorced .lo VIM watts, the offspring OF
tie Kalna ..,age from Springfield ms,
their In@ nav he extAdIted. The case
, uIli Be- appealed
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Gerst's ResIgnation Accented.

Bultalo, Dec. A.-The board Of alder.
men nave accepted the resignation Of
CITY Treasurer Philip Gerst, whose ac.
counts are now undergoing an nyesti-
cation derst has publicly admitted
mat there recently was shortage In
hls accounts Of over $4,000, but claims
II has been made good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24
Big Fire in punlow. ". Va.

Dunlow, w Va, Dec A.-Fire broke
out In the postofice building last night
and Notwithstanding heavy rain,
spread SO rapidly that almost the en-.
tire business portion Of the town was
consumed. Loss $4,000; insurance
about one-f0urth.
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De Beers Mines Produo,ion.

beetin s0" " n, Dec st--At the annual
Eany at X K, yoe De Beers Mining COM
lounced that S XIV The chairman an
ear were S,e ,I neo gross profits for the
Ilou being -'s soS y, pounds the produce
dated iife a. 'ggVw pounds The estl-
'''' 81 ihe mines is ia years -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24
British captnres for week.

London, Dec, A.-Lord Kitchener In
ulspa'ch dated johannesburg, Mon
Pay' zee " reports the weeks results
9elng % Beers killed, 25 wounded, $40
plaoe prisoners aud IS surrendered.
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Aslor Makes q Dominion.

London. Dec. 2i5-Willam Waldorf
Astor has donated 10000 for the pro-
motion of civilian rifle clubs IN the
United kingdom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24
Beer Laager surprised.

lIVIora' Dec 24.-Lleut. Colen-
A a ,n = force surprised a Boer lager
,' ,ue petersburg district Dec. 20 and
|apIared 60 prisoners
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carnnrin Tenders a LIbTary'

Akron, Ohio, Dec, A'L Al, ~ Akron
negle has offered the Guy o. o Hy 70
10000 for free library me t u,g Il
s g,,orantee $1,000 annually 70 KEY Ne ac y
m np" The offer win probably V' ~
cepted,
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THE LAST LOOK.
Mrs, Mortensen Not Likely 20 See
the Prisoner Again.

When Mrs. Mortensen left for Provo
Il was with the determination to never
see the prisoner again, II all accounts
are true. When informed that his wife
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Indrn Tnft Sails for Home.

Washington, Dec. 2i.--secy. Root to-
day received a cablegram from Manila
saving that Gov. Taft sailed on the
transport Grant today for the United
Ctatps
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-24

kenton Ohio, Dee 2i.-As the result
OF an explosion Of gas in the store of
y, bartholomew early today, Carl
Shields, aged Is, was killed and several
other persons injured The explosion
was caused by plumber looking for
gas leak with lighted candle The
building was narilV Mrecked