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NEWS TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
IC-day'S Metals
MltR. Bss SIS cents
HAD, $500
CASING COPPtR rs teots,n
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Louis Goldsmith, a travelling man and
member OF the local lodge of Elks, dleu
IN Denver yesterday, 1t is said, of hem
orrhage.
Miss Tillie Moore is recovering nicely
from The operation for appendicitis
which she underwent at st. Marks hos
pltal on Thursday
james Farrell, the piano pollsher, died
at the county lnhrmay yesterday of In.
elplent typhoid He was once wen
known citizen Of Boston, where, it is
said, he now has a family.
Harry Adams. a miner. of HALEY
Idaho who has been suffering with an
injured leg at st. Marks hospital for
several weeks, had the affected linn
amputated yesterday afternoon by Drs
Plnkerton and WorthIngton.
Rabbi Reynolds addressed an inter.
ester audience at the Jewish synagogue
last evening on the theme. Jesus of
Nazareth His Life and Personality"
Next Friday evening the subject win
De continued with His Philosophy and
Teachings
w F. Arnold, attorney. II Central
street Lowell, Mass, Is DESTROYS Oh
nearing from Charles and jefferson,
Haze (or their descendants) sons of
Mrs. Clarlssa Hale, who are understood
TO have emigrated from Kenosha. MIA
eonsln, to Utah IN 1855.
!. Lipsitz, a well known peddler. ,ybe
operated IN the country districts diad
suddenly OF heart disease az st. Mark ,
hosplla yesterday afternoon lie wa.
native OF Russia and was born ahGuI
% years ago, lie was a member of tbt
J. o. .. e, lodge, under whose auspico.
ne VIII be buried from Watson's under.
taking parors, the time TO be given lat.
er.
Wasatch Lodge No. /. A. e. and A A
held It's annual election Of officers las
night George II. bern was chosen a
worshlptul MASTER Robert $. Common
senior warden Arthur brown. mnio
warren Herman Hin treasurer, Ar
thur j, Lowe, secretary; Charles w
Morse trustee for three years on Fri
Gay evening there will be installatlni
conducted by the officers of the gran,
lodge.
The absolute freproof character a
the Deseret News building is we'll M
tested py the fact that on the uppe
ilooIs' "hlch are not Vet quite close
IN the men have open fires TO work b,
Lhere is no possibility OF danger fror
the ures as there is no wood in Nh
nuhding Tor II to communicate with
Inc lower parts OF the building are al
ready heated by steam. The force {
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


The Knutsford-P. Z. Daniels and
Wife, Julia Daniels, Chicago. w. e.
Reynolds, Butte; j Z, O. Bierle. NJ. j.
BuTkley Mrs, NJ, A Adams, Portland;
Jane Naeger New York; W. Il. stubbs.
san Francisco; r. Smith, Perry Ore;
J, r. Barstow, New York M. II. Chan
ness, Anderson, Ind; j w. Ludwlck,
New York; Geo s. Weygand, Denver;
l.. Parsell. j. l., Myers, New York: Lee
Cochrane, Denver Miss Anna Hagen
nan, New York, Mrs j. Baird Winni-
peg, w. S. Wing Mrs c. X. Young,
Denver; j. l.. Henry JOS. Burlingame,
ID, w. Cannon, NJ G. Ament and wife,
Chicago; II, A. Hartford and wife Miss
# G. Davis, w, H. Davis and wife, Bar
Harbor Me. J. h, Dubois, Penn VIM.
Muth, Helena. Vincent Fortune, Great
| Falls; j j, McCloskey Butte, Henry
Knippenberg Montana; Jno C. Ne
Cutcheon. Indiana; Newman Hall, AS
pen, Mrs. A. O. HAN Chicago; Mrs. c.
A. Tasker, MINI; Miss Thompson,
! H. Chatham, WaTensburg, Mo; Miss
! Neyner Miss eye London Count and
Countess G. A. Wachmeister, Paris.
Kenyon-Domlnlco Palma, Mrs. NJ
| Cunrad, Merratta, Pa J. W. Burley,
! Denver G. G. Chapman, Evanston:
Dan Morris Cascade, In. r.; Fred
Simon, Louisville, Ky, o. II. Quentin,
ST. Joe, Mo. Z. NJ Letiens. San Fran
cisco, l.. H. Nsenn, Telluride Colo; c..
! G. Van Law Denver; w. l.. Blerench
| and wife, Telluride G. w. Burns and
wife, New York r. A. Coleman. san
Francisco, Sam II, Hartman, o. Pisen-
berry Mammoth
Cullen Hotel-C a. Martin. San Fran
cisco Jno + Hayes, Mammoth; r. G..
Rlppentau, Red Cloud Neb. d. l..
Stine, Indianapolis r D. Bancroft,
Lowell Mich, Charles Norman, What
Cheer, Ia; A II Christensen, Ogden:
Charles Il. Byram, Chicago, +. +. Page.
| Denver; Edwin Opdyke Cheyenne: A.
Van Patten Ogden; Il f. Grimm, Den
yer:M. r, Bell, Colorado Springs, b. r.
House. Denver Phil Bowdln. Butte, 5.
j. Fell ogden =. Greaycs. Ephraim.
Lewis Anderson, Mant' y. p CLAIM.
Mrs. n. +. Clam and nurse. Toledo. o.
v c. Roeder Pocatello Mrs. l.. j. Fish
err Mrs h s.. Dobs Virginia, Nev; G.
r. Lauouettc. Seattle. A. H. Woodhouse
and wife, j. NJ, George, Provo.
Wey Hotcl-Boht Royuold aud wife
POcatello, q. w, Hodges win Tryon
-. x ID. Co.; Chps, Lanntnsdorf Gold
Mountains John Parry, Chicago Chas
Dack and wife Thos Dack and wife
Columbus, Ncb.
White Housc-H Il. Bleyen w Hood
Bingham; O. MCkendruk Tooele. w
D. Livingston j.. l.. Goolridge A. j
Sargent. Mauu. JAS Blake. Riyerton
. N
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FIVE BOOKS
FOR ONE DOLLAR.

Substantially bound In cloth, back
stamped In gold, ornamented sides in
colored inks, good type, embracing the
works of Dickens Scott Eliot, Buwer
Dumas. Cooper, Emerson, Ruskln
Hawthorne. Thackeray, Smiles, Henty
Alger, Stevenson, optic, Kipling Hugo
Hope, Hall Game and hundred 9th
ers over 800 titles 25c. each or five for
81.
CANNON BOOK STORE,
Deseret News, Prop
IL and 10 Main st,
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SALTLAKE STAKE CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference Of this Stake
Of Zion win convene IN The Assembly
Hall Salt Lake city on Sunday. De-
cember IS, 1901, at 10 a M. ana in the
Tabernacle at p. m. and D. m. A
general attendance " AN the officers
and members Is requested.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH f. TAYLOR.
CHARLES W PENROSE.
Presidency Of Stake.
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.
Sixty Volumes to be Added for Benefit
of Public.


sixty volumes win be added to the
public library Monday morning, Dec
49, as follows;
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayres--Acting and Actors.
Baker--seen In Germany,
Brownell-French Art
Chlld--The Desire of Beauty
Del Mar-History Of the Precious
Metals.
Earle--Old- time Gardens.
Freeman-ltalan Sculpture of the
Renaissance.
Hood-The Rhymester
Lounsberry-southern Wild-Fowers
and Trees
Moore-How to Build Home,
terberg--American Traits.
Parsons-How to Plan the Home
Grounds
Peters-Justlce TO the Jews.
Phpson-Famous Violinists and Fine
Vlolns,
Rostand-The Romancers.
sharp-Wild Life Near Home
Maude-Tolsto and His Problems.
Warder-Citles OF the Sun.
Wood-The Political Economy OF HUI
manism.
Young-The Real Hawaii,
BIOGRAPHY.
Cartwright beatrice D'Este, Duchess
Of Milan,
Dayles-Naude Adams.
Finck-Wagner and His Works, two
volumes
Halsey-American Authors and Their
Homes.
Jones--A Chaplains Experience
Ashore and AHoat,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of a Musical Life.
Gurney-The Childhood Of Queen Vic
toria.
Woods-The True Story of Captain
John Smith.
REFERENCE.
Malan (Ed.)--Other Famous Homes
OF Great Britain.
Phyfe-5,0OO Facts and Fancies,
FICTION,
Anon-A Modern Antaeus.
Flaubet-S alambo.
NfllSOn-M men Love Is 1OunB,
Gorky-OTloff and His Wife
Harris on the Wing Of Occasions.
Mitchell
Adventures OF Francois.
Autobiography of a Quack.
Characteristics.
Circumstance.
Dr. North and His Friends.
Far in the Forest
Hugh Wynne.
In War Time.
Roland Blake.
when All the Woods are Green,
Mowbray-The Making Of Country
| Home,
Munro-The Shoes Of Fortune.
Pemberton-Love the Harvester.
Rosegger--The God Seeker.
Sawyer-Miss Penelope's Elopement,
Sue-The Seven Cadinal Sins, five
volumes.
l-Averice. Anger
2-lndolence Envy
3-Luvury, Gluttony.
A-Pride.
Pride
Thurson Mistress Brent
! Watson--The House Divided.
Yeats-The Traitors Way,
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anJonnnnnrnuuJunnrnrrrurrnrnp
TEMPLE NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday evening, December 2Oth' ana re-
open on Monday, January 6th, iggS;
Manu Temple will close Friday even
ing Dec. goth, 1901, and reopen Jan
9Th, 1902. rarrp
w JOHN d. T. McALLISTER
President,
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WANTED AGENTS.

THE DEsERET NEWS HAVING PUR.
chased the printing plant OF Geo. y. Can
con 4 Sons, Is nc@ the exclusive Church
publisting mouse. We viii mako special
INDUCEMENTS TO book agents and canvass.
ers desiring 10 handle Church works. Ref
erences required. There is o splendid ned
throughout Utah and surrounding states
for bright canyasser In these lines Send
ur free catalogue,
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Chti,tnss BUYERS
REAL EBONY

Combs, Brushes, Mirrors, etc, mount
ed with sterling silver. made up into
sets and boxed. Suitable present for
lady or gentleman, Ladies' and Gents
Dressing Cases and Leather Cellulolu.
etc.
CANNON BOOK STORE.
Deseret News, Prop,
II and 10 Main 81.
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SPECIAL NOIICE TO BISHOPS.

Bishops OF the city wards please give
notice in the Sunday schools tomorrow
morning that no meetings viii be held
at night in the wards, Also invite tine
people TO attend the three meetings of
the Stake Conference.
ANGUS NJ, CANNON,
President of Stake,
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sl.00 will start q bank account lions
Savings Bank & Trust Company, No
Main street viii furnish you free of
cost a small steel savings bank Helps
YOU save small amounts, I per cent
interest allowed on 81 to $4,000, You
have the bank, we keep the key
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED MAN IN EACH COUNTY TO
represent old established house, solid imam
ella, standing; straight. bona iide weekly
cash salary OF $500 paid BY check esch
Wednesday With all exp nses direct from
headquarters; money advanced for expenses.
Manager, oS7 CaXton Bldg, Chicago.
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AppIcquist'- MIX bread.

Ask your grocer for the genuine
Overcoats Sacrificed.
our entire line TO be closed out A
rare bargain opportunity.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main st.
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Note on Holiday List

For the man. Handkerchiefs. SUSPEND
ers Gloves. Full Dress Shields, Night
Robes, Patamas Canes or Umbrellas.
Our lines most extensive.
BROWN, TERRY q WOODRUFF CO.,
lGG Main ST.
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Held & co. have moved their lnsur.
anee Office TO Cullen hotel.
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! TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT has been thoroughly tested for
many years, and is a positive cure for
this most distressing and embarrassing
OF troubles, Price so cents in bottles.
Tubes, 70 cents. z. c. M. +.
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SIGNS, SCENERY, ETC.
MlscELLAn EoUs.

PEI ERS0N, ARlCHARDS, 81 PHONE
9!s-i rings Banners show Paintings etc.
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IrAII COAI.

Castle Cate, SunuysIde Winter Quar-
ters and Clear Creek lump and all
kinds In nut. Anthracite, all sizes. 70
South Main street Telephone i29.
d. j. SHARP, Agent.
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SHOE AND HARNESS OIL.
pALMIsTRY.

Toe. worth saves si00. Makes shoes water
proof and tough Agents wanted. Gs f. 2nd 30
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A Mans Comfort

rnchanced by Bath Robe House Coat
or Dressing Gown. Just the GIT lot
holidays. ,t,,,,, 90
DIM ~ 1876 Main St.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

10 ACRE FARM on nth EAST. Be
tween 18th and 18th Southi orchard and
water right . room house. large barn Adj
dress Alpheus lockwood Sugar House 2, o.
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TIN ARD coRslcE WORK.

ROBERTS AND HENRICHSEN. TIN
ners and Cnrniee makers. Get an estimate
from Us No contract tor small, Non, Loo
large job work, Phone llg5 X. 1855 East
hird South street
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LAMPS AND REFLscroRs.


COPPER BRASS. TIN AND SHEET IRON
work Metal spinning, general repairing
o. Stoned, n +, Third 30 81
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uPHoLsrERIAo AND REPAIRING.

BEST EQUIPPED PLANT ~ THE CITY
for all Kinds OF upholstern!. Your old fur
nlture made new Phone 0i9z =. L. Mat
tress and Mfg. Co, ljj-lj7 w %. Temple N.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.


house, 0 rooms and barn. ON Gth East, close
n, $500 Wilkinson q Donahoue. Harmon
Block.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

LEWIS n. LACH, 3Oi STATE STREET
New and second hand furniture bought. sold
and exchanged Bargains In everything.
Iont buy before calling GA me New line
up-to'date heating stoves
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urAucoMMTRCIALANDs saves BANK

Interest paid on savings w. f.
Armstrong, prest,, p w Madsen. Vice
prest., j. n. Game, cashier.
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE.

REDMAN VAN STORAGE CO., OFFICE
and forage Rooms leO aud l2s $, w. Teripe
st, continental Market Bldg Moving Stor-
age and Packing Of n II. Goods a specially,
Phone 5S5 Y. X +. Redman. Manager
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
rIRE-eRooF SAFES.

ALL KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD AND EX-
changed. Salt Lake Safe & Lock Co, 2l7 Main
81. f. W Parker, Manager
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HOLIDAY PREsENrs'

What would be a more approprlate
holiday present than a beautiiul OH
ental Rug, or some Oriental curloslIles
Call and see them at 20 East First
South. G.. T. Jasous & co.
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AUCTION.

FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS CALL
At l. y l.. Furniture & Carpet Instalment
House, Terms 81 on $40; $40 on 800. 4sE
2nd South T. Sorensen. Tel as X.
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LIVERY
STOVE REPAIRS.
ScAvEAcERS.

j. T. Loyett all kinds Stove repairs, stoves
bought and sold. 81 \. 3rd 80. Tel. OAK.
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CLEANING, oYslMo & REPAIR NC.

UTAH STEAM DYEING AND CLEAN
ing Co., IS r. Srd So, Tel. Giz. Fine work. rea-
s0nable prices Send us your clothes.
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LUMseR DEALERS.

GEO, r. FELT & co, COMBINATION
fence, lumber shingles, lath sash, doors ota,
Cor Sch 80, and State. Tel H.
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ROYAL zWIEBACK

HV M NV IEbNNh,
pure, clean, healthy, good for every.
body. l0c per doz. For sale at the
Royal. 252 south Main.
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PAINTING AND pApER4Anolsc.

ALWAYS THE REST PAINT AND
painters All kinds OF painting, Interior AMI
exterior. Satisfactory work promptly done
at most reasonable prices Paperhangng
the stayon kind. w. a. Duyall. l24 W.
Second south. Phone lii5.k
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Oyercoat Bargains.

Our entire stock to be closed out at
sacrifice prices.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
l66 Main 81,
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osTEopATHY.

WE TREAT ALL ACUTE AND CHRoN-
&c diseases. Correspondence ana investlgn-
ton solicited Drs Mcdowell and Carpenter
2lg d. \. Walker Bldg
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UTILITY TOYS.

Toy Printing Presses that will print,
Toy Typewriters that will write,
Toy Washers that will wash.
Toy Sweepers that will sweep
Sleds. Doll Cabs and Go Carts, Iron
Wagon and Wheelbarrows
CANNON BOOK STORE,
Deseret News Prop,
II and 10 Main st.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED AND RELAID,
Called for and delivered promptly. Rest
equipped plant In the city Phone zoos. s. l..
cleaning Works, corner sth W. SIS Temple.
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Line OF NONelt'o'
In fancy Suspenders neat, attractive
patterns In webs.
BROWN, TERRY a WOODRUFF Co.
1876 Main ST.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

D.L GALLAGHER, TRUNK FACTOkE,L.sgs
+ ard %. Buy tie GALLAGHER trunk ~" 20
from the factory and save % per CENT
Main street rents TO pay,
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pALmIsTRY.

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ yhasiIial
are 80 cents and One Dollar PROV s'''"
PulInlsL S3l :. Main Sc
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roDAy's TEMPERATURE

10 a. m, 25 III a, m, q; y o'clock
noon, 20, p. m, 80.
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LOST.

= :, '...... . --7s-<ssN~s'7sesy-ss
OR sTRAYED FROM PASTURE ON STATE
n. White COW. roam neck, dehOrned Re.
ward. y n Il. Eldredge Co Assessor office
city 4 Co; Bldg, or at farm, Fourteenth
South aud Wost Temple.
ON FRIDAY. BETWEEN RICHARDS
street and Oregon short Line Bag con.
taining large packet book containing papels
eye. FINDER please return 10 20 Richards
Street and BIO rewarded
A GOLD MEDAL OR BADGE. HANGING
from pin marked judith Evans Finder will
secure reward by returning TO 80 second II,
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DR. a. j. Fie'd
Specialist Skin, Genito. Urinary and
Rectal Diseases, 5th floor, Progress Bldg
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VOCAL LESsON, FREE
Miss Houghton win give a years vo-
cal lessons 10 the one having the best
voice between the ages Of 70 and 90
also between 10 and Is. The former
opply December 10, IT, rs, the latter 49,
20. 81, after $780, over Daynes music
store
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Holiday Neckwear.
The late novelties in patterns and
shapes,
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1866 Main 81
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TRUNK REPAIRING.

OLIVER r. MEREDITH. TRUNK FAV-
tory ibj Main ----
TRUNK repairing and at the most r S.I "
able prices. David /, Gallachec, " ~ orl ~.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
HAT FACTORY.

HAVE YOUR OLD HAT RLPAihsbni
made GOOD AS new blocked into style clei w
or fedyei. new trimmings Ills. SAT- Ltn Law. a.
Factory, u 4. tst So or l2O ". 10. lemplp ".
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MACHiNISrS.

A. q, GABTMANN. ~ WEST FIRST
South. Jobblng and repairing. Best
equipped plant IN the city No lob too
small Or too complicated Quick work.
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WATCH MAKERS.
SPECIAL.
SHOES FOR DEFoRMED FEEL.
MERCHANT TAiLoRs.

NEED THE MONEY YOU NEED
Tallor-niade suit. Como and strlka a0lr
gain. Fine line samples 10 select from l. u
Olsen. 5s5 Nam street
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REFORMATION WANTED.

ANY PERSON KNOWING TIE AID.
dress OF Mr. j. ?. Read or tho Wade Corset
company, win confer favor on tho Deseret
News by forwarding same TO this Office.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Local News OF Interest From the
City Of Mills and Factories.

Local News OF Interest From the
City Of Mills and Factories.
Two new cases of diphtheria were re-
ported yesterday. both being children.
August Breidenstein is having .
brick sidewalk laid on South Broadway.
The Martins Ferry Tigers will play
the Bridgeport foot ball team next Sat
urday
Contractor H. T. Day. who has been
seriously Ill for several weeks, is much
improved.
Rev. Charles Robinson, of Wheeling,
occupied the pulpit at the First U. P.
church last evening.
Roy Thomas, who has been spending
several months in Iowa. will return
home in the next ten days
The c.. L. & w hauled a large
amount of coal through the city yester-
day from the B. e o. yards in Wheel
Ing.
The new postofice fixtures. which
have been delayed by the railroad COM
panies. are expected to arrive here this
week.
The Young Mems Institute will give
a euchre party at their rooms, No. 1872
Washington street, next Thursday eve
ming.
The lecture by S. A. Thompson, OF
Venezuela, at the Armory tonight will
be largely atten~ed. Mr.. Thompson is
a splendid talker.
The High School foot ball team will
play the Bridgeport High School team
on the furnace grounds. The teams are
about evenly matched.
j. A. Benson was in the city yester-
day calling ON friends. Mr.. Benson has
just leased a large block of land near
Tiltonsyille for oil purposes.
The funeral Of Conrad Long took
place yesterday afternoon from st.
Johns German Lutheran church. The
services were largely attended.
Clarence Ebberts has returned from
New Martinsville, where he has been
working in glass house. and has &C
cepted position with H. Long.
! Miss Lulu Chopper, who has been the
guest of her brothers. Marshall, Benja-
min and George Chopper, returned to
her home in Philadelphia yesterday.
Rev. r. s. Coffey, pastor OF the First
| Presbyterian church of Bellaire, and
Rev. Beige. OF the Presbyterian church
of this city, exchanged pulpits last eve
ming.
! Carl Boyd, the we'll known contrac-
| tor. stated yesterday that he had
enough carpenter work contracted for
/ to keep him and his workmen busy I'M
til spring.
! The patrons of the street cars are
! complaining of number of boys on
Broadway, who collect in the evening
and throw corn and dit in the open
cars while passing. If it is not stopped
! the police may make some arrests.
The Belmont Brewing Company is
contemplating some additions in the
near future, among which will be an
addition to their ice plant and new
boiler rooms. The boilers will be NOV
ed on account of gaining more room
/ for their now large ice plant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-14
THE CREW SAVED.

DETROIT, Mich. October ia spe-
ciel from Amherstburg, Ont, to the
Tribune says:
The schooner Mont Blanc, coal laden,
sprung a leak on Lake Erie in last
nights gale and went down about two
miles from Bar Point. The water is
not deep where she sank, and the crew
saved themselves by climbing the rig
ging and were able to keep out of the
high seas which roared beneath them.
They were rescued by the tug Cheboy
gan this morning and brought here,
They were nearly worn out from ex-
posure and Mrs Littleton, the captain S
wife, who was cook on the vessel, is
seriously ill., She lies in the cabin of
the Cheboygan, and has not been moved
on account Of her condition. Had she
not been rescued this morning, she
would have persisted from exposure.
The Mont Blanc loaded her coal car
go at Toledo and was bound for Port
Huron, in tow of the tug Gladiator.