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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-10
FoR HIS COOP.


(Be-trsnd shadweH IN Chicago Record1
II bring YOU the stately matrou named
Chris tendon. returning bedraEgted, be-
smirched and dishonored from pirate
Africa and the Philippines, with her soul
futt OF meanEess. her pocket full OF boo
die aud her mouth toii OF pious hypocri-
sizes Give her soap and towei- but hide
the looking glass Mark Twain's Greet
ing to the Red Cross Society.
PREFACE.
Oh. a little Christian song I'm going TO
AND both dollars ana religion it viii
l.'z cb6lt the white mans burden.
Ana It's martyrs crown ana guerGou.
With a. kind OF catchy Barrack Ballad
Up. s. rs an easy trick TO write that
sort of thing
RALLAD
II ..o9 See an island ;hore -.
N9'ce hes not been grabbed before
Lying. IN The track Of trade as Islands
should.
With the simple native quite
UupTeparcd TO make a fisht
Oh, you just drop IN and take II Tor ms
-ooo-
on, YOU kindly stop and take it for his
Not ior love of money. be it understood.
But you row yourself to land,
And YOU pray for him and rob him, for
If he hoIiers, then you shoot him-for his
good
There'vc been sad and bloody scenes
III the distant Philippines,
Where we We slaughtered thirty thousand
for their good.
And. with bullet and with brand,
But you know we only did it for their
GOOD.
Chorus Gortissimo beginning with a
ow, just CLUB your gun and kill him for
Don't waste q cartridge, give him steel
or wood.
When has wounded end he's down
Brain him. cause mis- skin is brown,
Only mind you do II Ior mis- good
Take no prisoners but xiii Lnem-for
their sood.
Yes. and stiH more far away,
Down in China, let us say, .,.-...
Where the Christian robs the heath
Tor his good,
You may burn and you may shoot,
NOH may nh your sack with loot,
But be sure you do it only Tor his good
chorus:
When you're Iooting Chinese Buddhas fol
Picl. NJ oagis from their eyebaIls made
As You prize them out with care,
just repeat a ILN4t pray e.
To tbs puTpOrt that you DO It Tor thell
Make s'2 your pocket-pielzing clearly under
stood
or this lesson I can shape
To campaigning at the Cape
Where the lSoer is being hunted Tor MS
GOOD.
He would welcome British rule
If he v-cren't - blooming toOt-
Thus YOU see that it is only tor MS good
Chorus (-lsarissimo1-
So they're burning buTghCrS houses 1OI
tEe:- good.
As thcy pour the kerosene upon the wood
] can prove them. If / list
Ever man IN altruist
Making helpless women homclcsS-toi
Leaving ihs'F f iif}ie Children roofless-for
their good.
MORAL.
There's q moral TO my song
But il won't detain you long.
For I couldn't make 1t palmer IL L WOuld
If YOU dare commit a wrong
on the weak because your strong
You may do tiff you do it for his good
You may rob him. if you do it for his
You may kill him. if you do it for his
You may forge and zou may cheat;
You hav0 only to repeat
This formula. Il do il for your S0od
Crime is christian when 1t : really uh
dcr=toOd-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-10

The Grand showed the effect of its
cOunter-attraction last night to some
extent. The house was far from light
however, and "A Gilded Fool cOntiR-
ues to please immensely.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-10

Charles Z. Power. manager for Mrs.
Fiske arrived yesterday and is actively
engaged in making preparations for
the engagement next week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

4 glance at the Theatre last night
would have convinced anyone that
Shenandoah" Bronson Howard s
great war drama, has lost none of its
favor. even though these are not times
of war and the play has been done for
five seasons at least. The house was
packed. 1t looked like old times Down
stairs there was not d vacant seat and
many stood, and the crowd grew bigger
higher up. The top gallery was packed
to the shingles.
The company and the performance IS
about the same as seen here last year,
and therefore is good. OF the changes
that have been made, some are for the
better and some are not. Mr. Elliott,
who played Colonel West, has been
succeeded by Frank ROllesten- While
the latter is rot inclined to rant, he
goes to the other extreme in some
places. He should throw more life in
to the role. In the battle scene his act
ing is not strong and in his love scenes
he is not an ideal lover; neither does
he look the part of the lover
Joseph SlaytOT gave the part of Cap
tain Thornton very capably from be
ginning to end He is an old member
of the company
Captain Heartsease and Sergeant
Barket, the character roles, are in the
same splendid hands of A. F. Buchanan
and Otis Turner, respectively, and Cen
eral BuckthOrn is well done by Mr.
Kelsey, who had two minor parts last
season. Mr.. Moore's General HaVerill
was good as long as he was in uniform.
1t was not so good in the drawing TO m.
Lieutenant Bedlow is remarkably well
done by George Wright, who had the
same role last season. and Charles Ed
wards gives a fair presentation of the
young southern colonel
The women principals are Estella
- Il d
lent: Julia Bachelor, who IS the same
sweet army girl, and Grave Franklin
Lynch, new to Salt Lake. in the role
of Mrs. Haverill. Miss Lyrch's beauty
is one of her chief qualifications
A great many Out-Of-to7Tn folks were
in last nights audience. which seemed
at first undecided how to take the per
Torrance. There was not enough eX-
citement in the first act to suit the
critical taste of an audience of that
character. but when the smell of pow
der came out into the auditorium the
pent-up enthusiasm was let loose all
at once. The battle scene, in which tons
Of powder are used. coupled with the
demonstration by the audience, nearly
brought down the house for a fact.
There were six or eight curtain calls
and. like last year, the company form
ed in tab1eau on the stage, all waving
flags. The orchestra struck up THE
D
the audience stood while it was being
played.
The stage mechanism all through the
piece excelled. and the scenery Was
greatly admired.
Shenandoah" viii be seen again to-
night.
Manager PypeT has booked Richard
Golden in odd Jet Prouty." to follow
/ the James Kidder engagement The
play is after the same style as -Old
Homestead" and Shore Acres.
Charles e Power. manager for Mrs.
Fiske. arrived yesterday and is actively
engaged in making preparations for
the engagement next week.
The Grand showed the effect of its
counter-attraction last night to some
extent The house was far from light
however. and a Gilded Fool cOntin-
ues to please immensely.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Miss Ruth Kirk
patrick and Miss Constance Kirkpat-
rick leave on the 205h for Japan, where
they viii remain Indefinitely.
&. . -
Mrs. Charles R0oklidge leaves to-
morrow to join her husband in Cali
fornia.
e, o .
The Assembly dance occurs this
evening.
o g. %
Miss Stella Dunford has returned
from California
. q o
The Spirit of Liberty Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will meet with Miss Katherine
Lowe, 3oS East First South street to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-10
Thev Como Naturallv.

columbus 1lttltA.
Ex-Governor Roosevelt VIII probably
spend the time until March 4 thinking of
spectacular things 10 do when he gets to
be vice president
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BOTH AYE DEAD.
street nuei nctsv~en Deputy MAJ
Ah~t citn slatsn. OF Madison
vile. aaa Desperate.

Madisonville. Ky. Feb. Friday
afternoon Deputy City Marshal Chf
aiaton attempted 10 arrest Our Fer
guson. who WAS intoxicated As a
result both men are dead. Fcrruson
receiving his death wound a secoad
SITTER the shot which isii'el the ohiccr
was fred
Ferguson Was wanted for some pet
fv onense. and while intoxicated
made threats that he would not be
arrested. lie got on his mule and
started OUT Of town. lie had not
gone far when hc saw Marshal Sla-
ton and he opened fire. The aght
lasted for several minutes. just be-
forr De Fell iead slaton took careful
aim and ared The bail which ended
the life Of his antagonist.
Roth men were well known. and
Slaton wss popular IL this city and
was known as brave ofHccr. Fer
guson was desperate man when
drunk.
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MEDDsRFoNTEIN
The nriti-h rast There Captured hy
che noerr-Srrerat omc~rs and
tirn Taken Prison~rs

London. Feb. 4.-Thc war Office has
received the following dispatch from
Lori Kitchener. comInander-in-chicf
in South Africa.
Pretoria, Feb Our post at
Meddsrfontcin. on the Gaterrand.
southwest OF krugcrsdorp. was at-
tackled ny thousand Bo-rs. The re-
lief column seat out froln krurers-
corp failed 90 prevent thc fau OF the
post. 30 details set At hand. bat Of
hcers and men al the post are arri,-
ing at Nereeniuggeng
Lourenzo Marques, Feb. There
is commando Of 5000 Ilocrs on
Portuguese territory. It is supposed
thar their intention IS 60 rescue the
Beers here.
Ne Portuguese authorities have
~sc.ded 20 remove TO Madeira such
i .cr refugees as decline 90 surrender
to the british.
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GIBSON FOUND GUILTY.
TIE 'ary fiNea Hi. Punish useut az
htfe T@prisonnaent IN the
r~nifenti.ry.

Catiettsburg. Ky. Feb. IN. iurv
n the Gibson trisl returned a versic,
Finding him guilty and axiag bis pun
ishnen- az life imprisonment in the
peniteutiary
while The jury was out Gibson was
in earnest conversation With g.. CRISP.
n relation of his from Rush Glib
sons wife and eldest brother walked
quietly into tho court and took chairs
beside the prisoner While thrv .vers
In conversation Gibson took child
only months Old from his wife.
arms Thursday night 80 was ru-
mored that mob was coming from
Ashland for the purpos- of iynchinr
Gibson and also Abbott she Louisa
murderer sheeiH Fields immediate.
ly ordered deputies and made read,
,v resist them IN every way pos.lhle
The mob failed 90 arrive. but 10 a-r.-
Cd 10 show the people that the law
Is 20 hc enforced and that Gibson in
to cc protected nc al hazards.
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cAarsrLL Eox EusazD.
sst~ssts Re.sa..e~ es AZ c-~rr~.
tsws Jnrs.s De-sreyes-Loss
A'ost <-o.coo

Georgetown. n.y.. Feb. i.-Ths rnsr-
niscenr resid-nce Of Jodxs Jarae. {.
Csntriii- ~ this city. 1as 1att~a By
TIRE Thursday s~c--srS- Judge Can
triii was IN frGnkfort AZ the time
and hts family was away from home.
the only occupant Of the house. be-
sides the servants. being Mrs. Can
f-nc's sister.
The himcs caught from a defective
Auc- The IRE department was great
" hamPersd because the water pipe.
were frozen
The Cantl1li home was one OF the
most niaTniticrat ia the city. and
was situated on she corner Of
Chambers ard Main streets. rhe
fafnes spread 70 every part Of the
house. and tho library Of che Judge
which was ono Of the best ia the
state. was entirely lost. The house
was modelled after the old Colonial
style.
Mrs. Cantrin's sister was rescued
with difficulty. and was taken 20 the
residence Of Mrs. AfcNscken. across
the street.
The loss on the house IL estimated
AZ $4,000. with an insurance % Sia..
goo The loss On the furnituze is
5000. haif of which wus saved. III.
house Is a complete loss.
SID Orpt made thrilling lean
from the porch roof as the main roof
fell.
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Tho death ~ III Hung Chaug Is re-
ported at urn-TSin
Pretorius. Bocr irsder. hiss sur
rendered TO- the british
Fifteen or 20 women wrecked IN.
saloon of John Pevson az South sioux
City. Neb
MAJ. Gen. MacArthnr. "a the Phil
ippines. will bc relieved BY Brig. Gen.
Wade in April
4 temporary injunction against
the Kuhhn-JefTics fight vas Sled in
a Cincinnati court.
The Venezuela government will
send a regiment TO dispos-ess the
Americans ar i1tch lake.
,. ,. Eicholls. EiawathA. Kan.
druggist, publicly destroyed all the
whisky and wine he had IN his store.
The control Of the Southern Paclne
railroad has been transferred 70 =
syndicate in which the Union Pacific
interests prrdouaiEate.
Half million devoted subisets OF
the late queen witnessed she majestic
and awe-inspiring naval pageant
between Cosyes and Portsmouth,.
A Chicago firm os-crs 20 raise she
wrecked battlsship Maine in Havana
harbor and pay the governments three
per cent. on the sale OF materials
IN The form OF souvenirs.
Mrs Carrie Nation sent a warning
telegram 20 all the saloon.eepers in
Topeka. Kan. telling them to stop
their business. She addressed them
as Ny dear helI-5ound sinner
Cnder the army reorganization hin
the president will have i.soo ofzcsrs
20 appoint. Recruiting stations have
been established At all eeasers Of
population. Ten additional rcxsments
Of infantry and cavalry wii b
raised.
tween corves and Portsmoufh.
AiEuts guns were fired by tho naval
v~s~~ls aS the Aibertx. BEARING she
royal remains- passed them. The
line Of vessels was ten mites long
and were the pick OF The ndti.A.
Sssnsh aat oernsss pasy.
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BIG RAILWAY DEAL.
The Control of the soathers Pseire
Railroad Traasferr~a 60 the
Hands Of Syndicate.

New York. Feb. c.--Anothcr rail-
road transaction. reaching. IL is be-
heved, much further in its ultimate
results than any of the deals tha.
have thus far marked the closing of
the old and the beginning of new cen
tory. became known just a few min
rsrs before the closing of the mar
het, when the transfer of the con-
troll OF the southern Pacific eompa-
ny into the hands of a syndicate in
which the Union Pacific interests
prcdoininate. was announced. The
transaction completes the last link
necessary for the establishment Of a
trans-continentai railroad under a
single control.
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London, Feb. 2.-rhe Tien-Tsin cor
respondent OF the Standard. wiring
Thursday, says IL. was xumored that
day in Tien-Tsia that Ii Hung Chang
was dead
Paris. Feb. 2.-The foreign Office
has no news OF the death of Ii Hung
Chang, as reported by the FranIfort
Gazette NJ Pinekon. the French
minister at Picking, has not alluded
20 his illness for some time, so il is
supposed Il is not serious.
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TIE NELLY TRIAL.
IL l. Expected sae Hearing WIN De-
Ein February 15-rhe GoNern-
mert CoiiectIug fViden~~.

Havana. Feb. 2.--As is customary
IN all such cases. the fiscal has visited
c. +. W Neeiy in the carcel. with a
view Of getting statement from
him. but the alleged embezzler re-
fused to talk, acting on the advice Of
his counsel The government is hur-
ryiag up the collection Of its evil
dence in the post Office fraud cases,
and it is expected that the hearing
will begin February Is.
In the case of John Sheridan. who
confessed to having stolen 81 800
while in charge of the money order
department OF the Havana post Of
nee, the fiscal has recommended
sentence of two years imprison-
mcnt
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gfn,s. Prince Henry Of Prussia. ard
all the royal pcrsonRges. including
Queen Alexandra and the prince 5es.
The route was thr1ueh the Nor
man gatc------s--, --.----,---.ll. qundraarie.
through the George IN. srchwav.
down Lcng Walk. through the lodge
and then from Ionx Walk TO the
Jnausoleum. The entire route from
the George ~. archway TO the gafcn
OF the mausoleum was lined with
troops uasier tAe command OF Col.
Napier Miles. OF the ist life cuar,is.
The queens pips + played from the
gales 20 the mausoicum itself On
arriving there. the queens company
opened outward and formed in doa-
bic rank on tho steps Of the maui
soicurn.
The choir met the funeral cortege
on 49, steps
The hichlanders. piperS aud ser
wants on their air.--i went straight
in the mausoicuz and took ~ the
positions allotted 10 them.
Then the coffin was carried into the
mausoleum. preceded by the choir
and clergy. The members OF the
royal family on entering took places
on each SIDE ~ the ~srcophagu.. the
royal household standing IN the
Transient on each side
The whole Of the castle vss kept
clear. The ground from she George
" archwny 20 Long Walk gates
were under the control OF fhe lord
steward and the oaice OF works.
which issued tickets Of admission
The portion Of Long Walk over
wi-ch the procession moved was un-
der the direction ot the mayor Of
Windsor.
an concerned. including the mourn
crs, walked A large force Of Lon
don police had been appointed 10
keep order and the spectacle was
very impressive bands playing fu-
neral marches until the mausolcu1a
was reached.
After that the ceremony was
private, as there was onis room Tor
tie mourncrs and clergy. The choir
sang Sir Arthur Suiiisan's anthem.
"Nca, Though I Walk" the hymn.
sleep Thy last sleep" and rcnnv-
sons. "ihe Face OF Death is Turned
Towards The sun 81 Light" SET 10
music by Sir Walter parrntt.
The duke OF Aosfa. thc crown
prince Of swe'ien and Norway. Duke
Robert OF Nurfemhurr. che prince
OF Iioheuzoilcrn, the prince OF Hoh-
neutrality-suspicious. Prince Arnulf
Of Ravaria. Prince John OF Saxonv.
and other dignitarics icft for their
homes Monday
10 is understood that Emperor VIII
liam win remain FOR the rccding %
Queen Nictoria's viii. which is iu
her own Handwriting. cad is most
vulnminous document. including cv-
cry detail of the funeral pageantry.
os she seems 20 have anticipated she
would die at Osborne house.
The kaiser will Then 20 direct to
Dronbcrg TO give his mother. Dow
agcr Empress Frederick. a fall ac-
count OF the ceremonies.
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hids op~a.s Fer --o,.t
The hsrso~ 81 a. SAL
os~r or = Ca. - Viva.

Havana. Deb. plfs f-r -a,..-~
aAr wreck of ne Jni.ei a.a,-- tastl~
ship Asias ~rse oa-u~d. Ih-re ~-re
y e'dasrs. ~eos~ oAers ranged frosa
sss'.ooo, tie bid % thr Swar-x fusin-
dry. - Ns~ ozieaas. TO the proposal
ct cS~ns~rlsia a Co. Of ,hlraro. 20
remove the wreck ior ncthin- ard 10
give the government tbrre --r cent.
on ths ~aiss OF th- r-teri.f Il, the
form OF sens-f'irs Oas contractor
proposed 10 raisc She wreck VITA =
balloon.
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The Cuhan-American league wants
CucH made a part of the UniteJ
States
iirn; Coz. Charles n. scAoa.id.
brother ~ Lieut.. Den. schoaeld. died
at Matanzas. Cuba.
An imposing international military
msinoriai service boz honor OF Queen
Victoria uiii take place ia Feking.
Memorial services for Queen Vie
toria allied Trinity church. Ne-~ York.
90 the doors. while over s.ooo we're
turned away.
Scuor Anirade. ss-prr.ideat Of
Venezuela. has arrived Al Havana
from Porto Rico. He did not attempt
- hide his identity. and reristered
70 th- hotel Hc deuies that he IL in-
tercsfed IN hhbustering attempt.
The King and Queen. Ia a special
audience granted An. ha.s.Aor ChoAte
and Secretary % Embassy white.
after thu conclusion Of the t~rricea
IN honor - the dead Queen vlctoria
~ Windsor. expressed thcrn.sIvcs a.
profoundly touched BY the manifes-
tationz 80 sympathy in America
Over 1000 persons were injured in
the funeral crush or the streets of
London The streets we're thronrsa
90 view tie gorgeous military Pa
reant attending the cortere Of the
queen. rhr coffin was nrnriy up-et
but sturdy blueiarkcts took tAe
places % thc refractory steeds and
drew the body of their sovereign
in the presence % distinguished
asscmhlagr. including the president
of the United States and his eaurs
cabinet. Impressive tribute vas rem
dered 20 Enziand's dead queen. The
ceremony occurred az ST. Joha'. Epis-
copal church. Washington. beginning
az II O'clock in The morning. sad was
distinctly Official 10 character
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lexington. Ky. Fch when
hsmourg arrived here Dee was lame
Ia his right leg and umpcd badly.
Veterinary Surgeon Dr Bryan. how
ever. thought him able Co stand the
trip 10 Mr. Whitney's La Belle farm.
and Superintendent Hogan sent him
90 his new home.
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Lexington. KY. FEB. William ?.
ColcamP. a wealthy exporter OF hard
woods. Was Thursday adjudged 10
Be of unsound mind resulting from
Illness and sent 10 sauitarium. IL.
has been the largest deslsr in val
ant logs for foreign markets in the
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Lexington. KY. Feb. Capt. c. c.
Christy died az his late home. near
Camp Knox. Green county. Ky. Fri
day morning. from kidney trouble.
He served with distinction as arst
lieutenant OF Company c. 18th Ken
;ucky infantry. in the war OF the re-
belhon- He was 6a years old
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I'iiSerilie- KY. Feb IN. u. Hur-
ley was Killed on Knox creek. He
became engaged in a drunken brswl
with Floyd and Mont Blankenship
and Will Parsons, aud was riddlea
with bullets.
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Frankfort. ny. Feb. Gov. Beck
ham issued a requisition on the xov-
ernor of Illinois for the exfradition
of Try Wiibcring. under arrest at
Peoria. M. and wanted in Louisville
for obtaining money under false pre-
tenscS.
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Washington. Feb. 1.-The house
committee on territories reported fa-
sorahiy the Knox bin allowing Alas
ks delegate in the house. The CON-
m'ttee also voted down the hill To
allow the cities and towns Of Ari-
zoaa 20 issue bonds for the purpchase
zena to issue borts for ths psarck 80
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|'
r~<sdsss x>Ess.sy s;e.sa The m
sstesSlss the slssse lsw to ss,ias
i1issSs
frcp>rtf - s~- szsssnt .f several
tAes<as1 tctisrs w2s s->>r.ved by
are Il Beatrice. S~h.
A report from Ansst~r Loous<.
81 GARAGES. ind.e.t~s that sh~ r~~oia-
tiss n Neoero~is IL aear tA- ~as.
steve Ero1ir. ts- bri1r- jumper
and sporting s.laa. % New York. di~a
IA San AEtonio. Tex. Of csssaaptsos-
Aocss committee % territories re-
ported fsvorahly o. ths biil allow
Tag Alaska . deiezsts IN tire house.
TIC itsli.a senate rss~>d bali
declaring she house IN which the nt~
ciusspps Verdi. the composer. died
. natioasi Escuunent
Duke H~sry. OF hsekl~as~rx-
sea-eriu. wAasN o1-en wfihesusa.
viii marry. arrived At TAe Hague sad
was re- vo, - - queen.
1ee flries aper, so,.ss. the p-sn-
eir-. flref~r - Ea-sas City. VA
earnei ?. the rraurt. No one hurt.
The iass l. between si2s.soo and
siso.oco
TAe William wieke Co. ri-sr hsx
factory. r-.es stories in hcixht. and
three large tea~uent Aouses ~ >s-
York were destroyed by nr~ Lo..
o.. .5o0. Goa.
Pred Norman. .s ~isr ara rs~,-
son were .r-, .fef at lla-,ar..i
ehArT-a -ith .tf.r.1 .rs d. ti,rx-
mail hov4fl rr.s-f
att arncy had h.., .
private sseIetai. IS years
rrtf,n,s
The stallion re.. -
% the estate Of iae late Man.
paiy. Vas sold 20 ". {. Whitney for
seo.o
Forty Japanese soidierr ~ho ,s~r.
Destroying quantisv % tln-s.
Eua powder were kir Is tas *
pics.on.
ATs- Nary Cree. -.Lo sn4ash~d 4.
saloon in Boston i- Mr. Nason
va arrested ar .rtsDc-d To Ii.
house % corrs,-lar
Three saloons were d-ra.ltahrs a,
Anthony. Kan. oy tco women n.em-
ocrs OF th- ". G.. & L. The damage
70 ;he saloons viii -xtced s-o.ool.
The parents 81 tired Alexander.
burned a. fhe ste - IN LeaV~n~o-th.
Kan. are threatening 20 sue the cssx
and county of lea ea~ ortA Tor dam
ages
The munisiral assembly OF 81.
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