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Chnrch nf Christ. scientist-Holds SON.

Church of Christ. Scientist-HOlds serv-
ices in it's church edifice. at OBS East Third
South street, as follows: sunday school
at 10 a m: church services at II d. m.
subject, Life" Each Wednesday evening
at O'Clock meeting is held 10 listen to
the testimonials of healing OF both sin
and sickness. Free reading room open
daily from 10 a. m to p. m in Manitou
hotel Kindly welcome to all.
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special music: welcome

20 all
On Wednesday night, July IS. Miss
Oiive Blunt. resident in Japan Cor
seven years, viii give free stereop-
ticon lecture on Japan in the Baptist
Snurch. TO which all are invited. A
OF lecture
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BAPTIST.

First Baptist Church.-Corner of Second
south and Second West streets. Rev. %.
a Brown, pastor Preaching at II a M
ana D. M Morning subject, "Religion's
Royal Road" Evening ''Nissi0narv
sermon on Japan by Miss Olive III
Blunt who spent seven years as a mis-
slonary IN that country. Illustrated with
many beautiful views of the country and
people. Sunday school at I2:I5; y. Y. +.
I. at p. m. Wednesday evening service
at I:45. A cordial welcome to all.
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Remember to go to SaItair this year
on July II, with Clara Barton division,
auxiliary to B. of L. Z. Tickets at
,. Badcon's, at Cars and depot. Trains
y a m. and 2:15 p. m.
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An order from headquarters is ex-
pected almost any day. ordering the
Utah national guard on an encamp-
nent. In this order the time of en-
campment will be stated, so that the
men Will know when to ask for a vaca
ton. The place of encampment win
be given out in the form of an order a
little later.
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Summer Goods at Half price.

Ski-tll Ladies' Washable Suits and
~ ladies' Kimonas and Children 8
ssi1 LIeSSes at Il. {. NJ I. Summer
Jui,- g., week commencing Monday,
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Lutheran.

holy Trinity English Evangelical Luz
theran Church-336 South Fourth East
street. Rev. Herbert Martens, pastor.
Seventh Sunday after Trinity. Sunday
school at 10 a. M divine service at
7:30 ID. m.
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On account of his falling to appear
regularly for drills. Mascot Heating of
the signal corps has been dropped from
the rolls. There are already several ap-
phcatlons for the position, but il will
not be filled until Captain Greenewald
returns.
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Get Wise.

Read the Lace House Clearing Sale
Ads. on pages . and IL.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church,
l.. AlbrittOn, pastor. Preaching at IL
o'clock a. m. and s in the evening. Sun
day school, 9:45 a. m; class meeting, IL: 20
p M: Epworth league meeting, Z o clock.
Mrs. Carlson will sing morning and even
ing. Morning sermon. "a Perfect Chris
tan Character; evening, Victory
Through Faith
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an - ~. pondingly low rates from Ogden
ti,Tr,o5' "eF stations. For further par
CIt,- r. see oregon Short Line agents,
1'cNet Office, col Main street.
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Saltair, the coolest place you can
find. Round trip Csc.
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Az dad The Lace House Clearing Sale
ads. on pages 3 ana IL.
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A NJ E Church, Franklin avenue
b. f. Mcintyre, pastor. Preaching at II
a. m. and s p. m; Sunday school at 2;30
p m; prayer meeting Wednesday night;
Willing Workers will meet at the church
Thursday afternoon. All are welcome.
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Get Wise.

Read the Lace House Clearing Sale
Ads. on pages and IL.
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Get wise.

Ads ~ me Lace House Clearing Sale
On pages 8 and IL.
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Shoes at Half Bargain Prices.

7 Woodmen of the World, Thursday
July II. It's Calder's.
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Get Wise.

Read the Lace House Clearing Sale
Ads. on pages 8 and IL.
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For the Ladies at Il. c. Nj. l. Shoe
Clearance Sale, week commencing Mon
day, July II.
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A Golden Slipper Opportunity

Baseball today, p. m. Calder's Park
versus Ogdens. It's Calder's.
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4 Dark ana Muddy Complexion

~ - hot become neat woman. Lanes
-, "a VIII cure constipation, clear up
As SAln sharpen the appetite and
Ian. -.aAe you look and feel like a new
ss.Son: 1t acts gently upon the stom-
SI ~, Aver and bowels For sale by
GOuoe-Pitts Drug company.
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90 Per Cent OF Staple Dry Goods.
H. c. NJ. l. Summer Sale. week COM
mencing Monday, July II.
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Saltair, the Ideal Family Resort.
Low Prices to Astonish You

,r CYoL clean, respectable, affordin
treasure and rest for all.
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Jui tIH 1a trades excursion. Saturday,
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East Side Baptist Church.-Corner of
Third South and Seventh East, F. Bar
nett, pastor. Regular services at II a. m
and at 8 p. m. Sunday school at 1915 D.
m; Young Peoples meeting at D. 81;
general prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at O'Clock. Subject, THE Book
of Ecelesiastes." Bring Bibles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13

FIRST sergeant Tobias of company H
was reduced to the ranks by a. general
company order issued by Captain VIII
mans, and by the same order Sergeant
Pyke was appointed to I'LL the va
cancy
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Grand sacred concert this afternoon
and evening It's Callers.
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Get Wise.

., a. g. NJ. l.. Shoe Clearance Sale.
wen commencing Monday. July IA.
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Since the warm weather has set in
company H. stationed at Provo, has
been drilling only twice a month, and
viii continue TO do SO until encamp-
ment.
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Keep Your Insides Cool !!

Here's who thinks he
His face is all drawn of shape from fear agony Every time he eats
MS hea simply
with from fermentng undgested tup
ms Diaphragm Nothing the with his
this distention much
his heart and lungs get crowded for that
1he ne look hint Every dead As
matter of fact all he needs souring forming in
stomach and bowels help inside You
all
the body Keep cool inside Take candy CASCARET
night bedtime will clean up and cool
ndes regular the monno
q and you'll be feeling fine all every FUDGE
(ODcQae&N ga5 @ g. ya s no ss aas
Co, hiagsr New York SO
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Burlington Chapel.-corner of Indiana
avenue and Navajo street. Sunday school
at BIS . m.
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Rio Grande Chapel.-Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West Sunday
school at $3.50 p. m, Miss NJ. Z. Dowd,
superintendent
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BIsMARcK,s NEPHEW nv jar.

| z. C. NJ. l. Clearance Sale, week CON-
mencing Monday, July IA
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General order No. 25 was issued from
headquarters during the past week, and
confirms the election of Fred U.
leonard as second lieutenant of bat
terry A.
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Fiction,

Brady-"For the Freedom of the
Sea"
Burg "CesOcigne's 'Ghost.'p
Davis RansOn's Folly"
ule-"Omar. the Tent Maker"
Mackie-'A Georgian Actress"
9archmont-"By Right of Sword, >"
me Greatest Gift The Old Mil
Mystery"
Quarries'
Pain-"The one Before"
Wilds"
NNshopouloS-"The Step-mother."
s'sQhens-"The Road to Paris
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25 Per Cent Of Table Damask and
Napkins

st z. c. NJ I. Summer Sale, week COM
mencing Monday. July IA
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Troop A Will gain one more recruit
next Wednesday night. MIR. WAITS
posted his name for enlistment last
Wednesday night, so the committee on
enlistments might act upon his appli-
cation. The chairman of the commit
tee will report favorably upon the ap-
plication.
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Prlvates H G.. Mcneil and A. L.
Runolfsen of company D have made
application for discharges from the ma
tlonaI guard. on account of their work
interfering with the proper discharge
OF their duties as guardsmen.
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Company H had fair-sized turnout
at drill last Wednesday night. on ac-
count OF misunderstanding as to the
evening on which battalion drill was
10 nave been held, the members OF this
orga nization did not appear for drill
tuesday evening, but appeared Wed
nesday night instead.
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All notices for this column must be
uGhded IN by p. m. Saturday.
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The third competitive drill for the
N. c. Lilley gold medal win be held
Dy the signal corps at the armory next
thursday evening. This drill should
nave been held two weeks ago. but was
postponed on account of the small at
tendance
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Calvary Baptist Church-s72 East Sec
ond South street, ]. w. Washington
pastor. Preaching at rs a. m and s
p. m Sunday school at $50 D. m Sub
Ject for evening, The Wages of Sin Is
Death, But the Gift of God Is Eternal
Life" Prayer meeting Thursday even
on Wednesday at $50 o. m You are well
come. Come.
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The event of interest among the or
CARNATIONS OF the guard stationed in
salt Lake for this week is the bat
TALON drill, which will be held Wednes-
uay evening, with company II, troop A
and battery A in line, under the COM
nand OF Colonel Park. These drills are
very interesting. and all of the mem
oers OF the guard look forward to them
with great deal of interest. They ap-
pear for these battaIions drills when
they VIII not appear for their regular
weekly drills. The drill will commence
at S:3G o'clock sharp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13

Lieutenant Skidmore of the signal
corps inspected the books of that or
ganizatlon last Friday night. He found
them all to be In first-elass condition,
and comDlimented the first sergeant
and quartermaster sergean Mt very high-
ly for the thoroughness Of their work.
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SECOND EXCURSION NORTH.
wednesday, July Esd, Via the Oregon
Short Line.
Days

q, - ~. following low rates viii be made
' I.ln-ILal northern points:
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The transfer of Quartermaster Ser
geant Burkhart of company d has been
forwarded to headquarters, approved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13

Battery A held well attended sec
ton drill on West Temple last Monday
night.
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BY unanimous vote, battery A de-
eided last Monday night to vote Charles
Timer out of that organization. He
will receive his discharge at once.
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BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY.

The following forty-three volumes
viii be added 10 the public library
Monday morning, July IA, 1902
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13
Miscellaneous.

The following forty-three volumes
VIII be added 10 the public library
Monday morning, July IA, 1902
Miscellaneous.
American Wit and Humor."
Dunbar-'Lyrics of the Hearth
side" tPOetry)
Easton-"Illustrated Bible Diction-
airy" (Reference.)
English Wit and HumOr.'
Irish Wit and Humor.''
Mabie-' PARALLELS of Life''
oman-'Indian Life. Religious and
Social"
ROrer-"Home Candy Making" go
Thomson-"Diversions of Prime
Minister"
Wagner-"The Simple Life"
Biography.
Eminent Authors Of the
Nineteenth Century"
Campbell-"Frederick the Great and
his Times" a vols)
Hunt-"AutObiOgraphy OF Leigh
Hunt. With "reminiscences of Friends
and Contemporaries" g vols.)
Jerrold-"Life of Gustave Dore."
Lytton-"E Edward Bulwer. Lord Lyt-
ton Vol u
Marshall-"Life of Washington"
with Atlas g vols.)
De Memoirs of Napoleon
L. e vols)
Rabbe-"Sh Shelly, the Man and the
Poet q vols)
Southey-"Life and Correspondence
Of Robert Southey."
I1cknor-"Life of Prescott"
uckerman-"General Lafayette" C
gOls)
Fiction.
Sea"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13

After delay of about one month.
battery A succeeded in getting enough
men present last Monday night to elect
second lieutenant. Corporal Fred
Leonard was unanimously elected to
fill the vacancy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13

The signal corps received a very en-
couraging letter from Captain Greene
waid of that organization, who is on
a business trip in the east He has
visited many national guards during
his trip, and found that the Utah ma
tional guard can hold its own with any
OF them, and especially the signal corps
OF the N G. U. He states that there
are no signal corps in the east that he
mas visited that can either send or re-
ceive message any better than the
signal CORPS. N. C. L.
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Charges have been forwarded to
headquarters accusing Private Dyer of
the signal corps of non-attendance at
drills. These charges will be pushed,
and an example will be made of Private
Dyer. Every member who has any
hnes against him will be court-mar-
tailed if they are not paid before the
end of the present month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13

Arrangements are being made for
Joint field day at Saltair the early part
OF next month, to be held by troop A
and battery A. Troop A had intended
10 hold field meet at Calders on the
18th inst, but on account of not being
able to obtain horses. the meet was
called off and arrangements were im-
mediately commenced for a field day
at Saltair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-13

The signal corps spent last Thursday
evening signaling with the acetylene
gas nash lanterns. Lieutenants Smith
and Skidmore were in command of the
two stations at Third and Fifth South.
and transmitted messages from one to
the other for about an hour and a half.
This work is more interesting than
drilling with the rifles, and the mem
oers OF the corps prefer, during the
summer months, the use of lanterns to
the rifles In the near future stations
wiz De taken on the roofs of two of
the high buildings in town. and conn
munication will be kept open by the use
OF the lanterns for several hours.
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TWICE MARRIED no SANE WAN.
Nr. and Nrs. clark Wpr" Divorced, and lie
Took Another WE. Who Died.

I'VE should have been happy all these
wears Charlie. if it had rot been for the
interference of third person"
These words Were spoke. in the pre- scnce Of
the Rev DR. Alfred Hodyet',. pastor c'
the Tompklrs Avenue Met lodi-t Episcopal
Church 81 pklyl, at mi !.iS't r.ay,
Immediately after the ceremony which
made Charles Clark and Jcainis Laird
hu.band and wife Tor the second time
The marriage took pace /, the parsonage
Of the church. Clark told the mi. ter
that some ycass ago hc had married 1,,s
JEANNE Laird, then young girl. She
obtained a divorce and ne mar led again
Rece,tly his SECOND wife died al d Iii
thoughts tuned TO tho bride of his "outh
Among the questions asked by Dr.
10 lg,'ts was ole for al expia' alton az t.
wy JeaII.ie was 80 ready TO remarry her
divorced husband
oh. | knew him well Sic said. ard /
have watched his life drri & the years h.
ha- 'eei. away from me-. We had all tie
cuuitship that was ecessary."
Charles Clark il IS yea 5 old an Oh & neer
and lives AT q" F'iC ave -, BROOKLYN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
DR. WOODBURY TACKLES SNOW.
Contract Not In Force Nct-s.OOO Men and
5000 Cars.

Street Cleaning Commissioner Woodbury.
had TO depe.G yesterday or the employees
OF tie department aud sGch Cart ard
rnen ar he could hire TO clear away y,s
terdays fall of STOW. The col tract with
v iilian tra,.ley, who las offered 10 remove
now AT the rate Of 25 cents a cubic yard
WAC sig ed OILY YESTERDAY AID II NIn lie
fully a week before he will he reauy t"
start work. H. the nea time the Street
Cleanh. z Department must rely Oh its own
resources
Yesterday afternoon rearly the whole
force Of the street sweepers and carts be-
loI gi!. x to the 9epartme' were o. gagged IL.
cles. l. z Broadway as far forth as Long
Are Square Al d the streets leadl. e to tie
iociiee. To-day the departme. will tackle
the Job OF clearing the streets il. all tGe
borougl - Oh a larger scale Arrar GENE. :
were made yesterday ny Deputy Commits
sio! o. Gibson. IA. q SLOW Supern tehdent
Luton for the hiring Of 500 meu AID
about 8, 600 carts. These pla. We're mace
because Of the " eatlcr Bureau, prediction
that there wa every prospect II heavy
SNOWFALL during the 'glt
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ITALY NON DEMANDS PAY.
Sends NarshiP to La Guayra-Castro
Dealing with the Germans:
special cable Despatch TO The

Special Cable Despatch TO THE SrS.
PARIS, Dec, u A despatch to the Mdtin
from Caracas dated Saturday says the Ital-
ion Minister has sent a note to the vene-
zuaan Government demanding the i'm
mediate payment Of se3 900, which repre-
sents the indemnity due to Italian subjects,
An Italian cruiser has arrived at La Guayra
to enforce the demands.
A Cancellation commission boarded the
German cruiser Vine,a and had talk with
the commander. The result Of the inter-
view is unknown.
A lat r despatch from Caracas says IL
APPEAR now that arhitra,i ion Of tho dispute
was not proposed by fresient Castro.
1t was submitted TO him by Herbert Bowen.
the American Minister, and he finally ac-
cepted it at the persistent request Of Mr..
Bowen
The Government and population here"
the despatch says ARE determined TO
resist to the end. Simultaneous action Is
expected by the nglsh feet at la Guayra
and the German waiships at Puerto Cabello.
The Vene2u"lars are showing feverish
haste in fortiiying the heights commanding
La Guayra.
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BLIZZARD Up TIE STATE.
4 Snow storm ina Breaks AL Records
for This Period OF the Winter.

GENEVA. y. Y, Dec i3.-Snow began TO
fall in this city at 10 o'clock last niEn, and
ia still falling. Ii il now more than twelve
inches deep on tho level Trains on all the
railroads are from thirty minutes 10 two
hours late. There il much suffering for
lack OF coal
LYONS, y Y. Dec. ia blizzard from
the northwest struck here al o'cl, OK this
morning There il two feet Of snoN Oh
the level and snow il Ill falling, with the
theremometcr nj ~ above zero and getting
colder. Eastbound trains are an hour la'c
and are taking uu addil .onal engines here
PoUGHKEEPsr, Do. l3--It has owed
hard here al day. and gale from the north
hss piled up huge snow hanks in all dire
tiyns. The country rNo1s are chof ri and
traffic on the railroads has beer Interrupted
The thermometer was 10 Rb We zero thi-
morning. rising TO ~ above tfis afternoon.
There is a sho rtage Of coal. ana mach suffer-
ing is feared.
ROCHESTER,. Dec. ~ A fierce sncw-
~JOrni has been raging III the city all dav
the situation beii z worse TO Rochester
p ,uple on account Of the scarcity of coal
Tonight a terrific gale IL blowing, and
The d tits Ore very hiTh. with the snow
standing two feet on the level Trains
cunning iuto Rochester were from half an
hour 10 two hours late.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
CATCHING {. IlNDERBILT.
Dr. Flint There ~ Midnisht--Pauent
Packed In Ice-Extraordinary Case.

Despite reassuring statements, the belief
that Cornelius Vanderbilt IL very i'll gained
around last night, and his friends, or AT
least some OF them, are anxious as to the
outcome
Dr.. Austin Flint made a call at Mr.. Van
derbilt's house, At 20 Park avenue. at 4
o'clock last night and remained there IN
hour Or. Flint had said at a 10 O'Clock
vis, that that visit would be his last for
the night.
Leaving the house at midnight DR.. Flint
nade his ST. ;e'"snt
while Mr. Vanderbilt Is very i'll. there
il no material change in his general con-
dition. He has not submitted to the Or
d.nary dimensions Of ice baths, but has
been packed la ice around the ordinary
rubber covering. consider this case a
most extraordi4sry one Of typhoid, but
eth do not think that MIR. Vanderbilt
will die"
Dr.. Flint said that three nurses were
attendi:.g Mr. Vanderbilt on eight-hour
Watches
Mr.. vsnderbilt's Temperature said
DR.. Flint, after making his mid light state
merit, has ranged from loA degrees TO io2.
His temperature Low Is i02.
mo complications have appeared up
o the present time and we hope for the
hest
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storm Casualties In Yonkcrs.

YoNKERs, n. u, Dec. lJ.-1he terrific
storm Of sleet and snow last night rpd
to-day has completely deinoral,9,d ev.ry-
thing Trolley trsff ic ls almost ted up
One man has been killed, three children
severely injured by Coastiug accidents.
and two men are IL tie hospital suffering
STORM.
The dead man is an unknown italian who
was struck by the fast mail train O. the
New York Central road while shoNelinp
snow from RE tracks.
Joseph Richards, IS years old, has a
fractu. cd skull and conclusion Of the b. ain
as r, suit OF tunning into lampro~t
while ooasting. Walter Coleman, II yea =
old, ran into a tree and broke his leg in
two places, and Liz2io Fitzserald, . years
old. ran into the curb and fractured her
leg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-14
GALE HOLDS tP LINERS.
No pilot TO Brine Lucanis tp-krOnprinz
Can't Put Pilot or.

Tie Cm.arder Lucania. from Liverpool
AID Queenstown. might have been able TO
dock last night II she Lad had q pilot to
guide her through the tortuous ship channel
into pot. She found "a ieavy sea oLtsiGe
TIE bar and the pilot station steamer New
YORK missing. Tie s,a was too much tor
tie pi ot boat and she had sought shelter
iuscc tie Hook.
Tho Lucanit anchorer outside tho bar
al 8 IS o'clock last night. At al5 she was
'Cined by Ia Touraire of the French Line.
TIE ~ Paul had not become visible to
The obs, rvcr UP 10 40 OIL, ok his morning
IT,, North German Lloyd h.-r Kror-
orn.z " ilhclm, wbic.. !v.l her lIs. IL tie
foot If Cav sevoort street for Plymouth,
Chorlourt AID Bremen al chorcd H. Graves
end Bay to let the northcaater moderate
80 she might lie able 10 put her pilot aboard
the New York. Her captain leaned l.ter
from a revenue cutter captain that the
New York wasn't "a station.