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Train Kills Two Men,

Hudson, Wis, Feb. 1l.--A westbound
freight train on the Chicago st. Paul.
Minneapolis & Omaha railroad struck
a handcar on which were four work
men on the st. Croix bridge. Alex
swanson and August Johnson, both
men with families, were instantly
killed, Fred Carlson and Charles John
son received slight injuries. The sec
ton crew was trying to reach the east
end OF the bridge In q driving snow
storm before the freight crossed
While Coroner Cross and coroner,s
Jury were viewing the scene Of the ao-
cident a westbound freight met the
River Falls passenger on the bridge,
within 100 feet of the first accident.
The passengers were shaken up se-
Nerely the freight engine deraled and
both engine pilots smashed. The Quick
action Of the passenger engineer saved
a bad collision.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The bank cearlns today amounted 10
$500, 1866 a., as against SjlO,Ol9. "a for the
corresponding day of last year.
The Herald management has bought
the property at 1865 Main street, recent
ly occupied by Marshall Bros. grocery.
where II is proposed TO erect a building
that shall be large enough for the
wants Of the paper. The lot is 2lxlG5
feet, which viii give ample space for
the newspapers plant Plans are now
being drawn up.
II costs only eight cents more per
hundredwelght to get flour into Denver
from the eastern Washington and Ore
Ron mills than II does to ship from the
same points into this city. That is,
60 cents to Colorado common points, to
~ for Utah common points.
Contractor Oliver Hodgson begins
this week on the carpenter work on
the new J. j. DAILY block on West
Third South street,
About score Of electrical wire work.
ers today organized a company to be
called the Union Electrical company.
The president Is II. Scheiber and the
secretary and treasurer, II, Johnson.
They are all union men and the organi-
cation may he said 10 be the outgrowth
Of the recent strike.
The ground floor Office fixtures Of the
old Consolidated Implement company
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A PATHETIC MEETING.
Wife Learns That Her Husband is a
Real Life Convict.

This morning Mrs. Irving, wife Of the
escaped convict captured yesterday by
officer Barlow, called at the station to
zee her husband, and was at once adj
InItted into his presence by Jailer KIM
ball. The scene when husband and wife
met was a most pathetic one.
Mrs Irving tried to encourage her
husband by saying she believed In his
innocence ana that he would be par
doned when the truth became known.
Irving is completely broken IN spirit
and sits In his cell alone and refuses 10
come out TO his meals. II was with
the greatest difficulty that Jailer Kim
ball persuaded him TO take q cup OF
cofiee today.
when Mrs Irving called this morn
Ing" said Jaller Kimball, ut was one
OF the saddest scenes ! have ever Wit
messed. Apparently they think great
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DETROIT SAVINGS BANK.
III c. f. Andrews Checks Are Illegal,
Deposltors May be Paid In Full.

Detroit Feb. 1.-THE most vital
question 10 the depositors OF the
wrecked city Savings bank is whether
the checks which Cashier II. A. An
drews certified for F. c. Andrews
when he had no funds In the bank
amounting to &662,O0 ami which the
latter deposited among four other 10.
cal banks and o trust company, are
legal II they are held to be illegal
because OF Cashier Andrews having
certified TO them without the knowl-
edge Of the directors, II Is thought that
the assets OF the City Savings bank.
with what has been turned over to il
by f. G. Andrews, will be sufficient to
pay depositors In full On the con-
trary, II they are held to be legal, IL
will take Just that amount from the
deposltors, President r. c.. Pingrae
said today that he believed that the
checks would he decided illegal and
that the depositors would receive AZ
Least rs per cent on the dollar In
the statement prepared yesterday Of
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Knutsford--Alfred Stlllman, San
Francisco, ". A. M. Burrell Miss Edith
Burrel, Miss May schlerer, n. v.
Schierer, Brooklyn; G. II. Maxfeld. ST.
Louis u, NJ, Blggs, Edith, Colo; j. It.
Mcconnell, Vernal. w. H. Brldgman,
Denver Thos f, Horne New York
Stanley Scarce, Dawson; M. $. Her
shey and wife, Lancaster, Pa; j. A.
Brent, San Francisco; Geo. M. Stude-
baker and wife, Fred. s. Fish. South
Bend, Ind; Il. II. Bigelow and wife,
u, N. Stone, ID. II. Cloud, G. s. Lift
man, Chicago; Mrs. A. W. Simpson,
Kansas city; NJ. j, Medin, Butte.
Kenyon--C. L. Stone, c. II. Lackow,
Chicago, Ed II, Reid, Denver: j. b,
Bacower, Minneapolis MINI; M. Plant,
NJ, Appebaum. Cincinnati, Ohio; Geo.
G. Catlett, San Francisco, James
gen, San Francisco; Dan Levy, New
York George Bowles New York. w.
7, Llngle, Kansas City; l.. $. Dennis,
Jr.. Chicago Geo. l.. Schultz, Chlcago
Lieut. J. a. Berry, Fort Douglas; Fred,
Kelley, city
Culen--L X. Beach Detroit; Il. M.
Phelps, c. Ferguson, Los Angeles; N.
Ewens, II. 1lunbody, Milwaukee; M. ID.
Lessenger, ogden; Il. j.. Davidson,
Denver, Ben Hendricks, cole Olsen
company w. McHale Frisco; d. j.
0'Connor, Auburn G. G.. Brown, Wichl-
tai Harold NJ, Quinn, Decatur; w. A.
Springer, Boston, l., l.. Baker, Tooele;
" Van Buren,, Boise, p. II. Clark,
Spring city; =. Greaves, Ephraim; w.
II. Smith, Buffalo; Phil Bowden, Butte;
w. B. Searles, Provo; w. ID. Hudsonil
Denver; Roy O. Carberry, Pocatello
II. H. Grump, Ncphl; A. G, Lundarom,
Logan Emery Larson Mrs. g. b.,
blanchard, Castle Dale: Fltz Mac, Col
orado Springs; w. A. Wallace, Kim
berly; j. II, Colthorpe, n. j. koehler
Meeker, Colo,
Wey-John II. Norten, New York;
Sam Heller, Denver; A. G.. Howard, NJ.
Dale Jones, Valley Forge, Pa; Mrs.
G. NJ. Beckwlth, d. V. Sumnervllle and
wife, Butte; Thos. d. Rees, Wales
Utah Wesley Il. Walton, Woodruff,
Utah; w. II, Porter and wife, Okla
homa.
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CITY CASE ARGUED.
Question Of Cutting on Strip of Mn-
nicipaiity Under Non Benefit Idea.

lie Grand Young Henry Wagner
brewing company NJ. G. Moon and JAS.
Thomson. respondents, vs. salt lake
city, appellant. was argued and SUBJ
United before the Supreme Court this
morning,
The respondents who were the plain
tiffs In the action brought In the lower
court filed q petition asking that strip
OF land lying east and south OF the
military reservation, and belonging 70
them, be disconnected and detached
from the city
they claim that the property Is sit
uated Ave miles from the business part
and one mile from the Inhabited por.
tlon of the city and Is entirely Out or
reach OF fire and police protection and
hence Is unfit for residence purposes
and should be cut off from the city, The
court below granted their petition and
the city appealed Attorney Benner \.
Smith argued for the respondents ana
City attorney Nye presented the elty's
case.
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Furious Storm on oape rlsttery,

Port Townsend, Wash, Feb. IL
capt kalstrom Of the steamer Alice
Gertrude arriving from Neah Bay
s.is morning iep0rts that the most
LuIlous storm OF the season prevailed
Town the straits and OF Cape Flattery
last nisht The wind was from south
eust ana OF hurricane force. Tow boats
Win vessels In tow were unable 10
make he9dway and We're compelled TO
sew shelter, while large fleet OF
salllng vessels of Flattery awaiting
a ehance to get In, were driven MANY
miles TO sea. No casualties were re-
ported but shipping men fear that
some OF the vessels will meet with mis-
nap as most Of the vessels are in bal
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Painting
Spells

always indicate a weak heart.
They are usually proceeded or
followed by palpitation or flut-
tering, and there may be pain
in left side, a smothering SEN
sation and shortness Of breath.
Such a heart should be treated
at once, before the disease de-
velops beyond control. Heart
disease is as easily cured as other
troubles il taken in time.
II was subject to falnting
spells, and many times | have
fallen on the street, | was often
compelled tosIt down while walk
ing to avoid falling. When physl'
clans failed TO help me- | took
Or. Miles Heart Cure and was
completely cured"
n. CHARLEs d, RANDALL,
W Ellicottyille, NJ Y.
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The Six Days Walkers,

New York, Feb, 1l.--Swollen knees, sore
ankles and troublesome stomachs have
caused many Of the competitors Of the
slx-day walking match TO drop back in
the race or withdraw entirely. The
second day of the race found 20 teams
struggling for supremacy with the lead
Ing team over 20 miles ahead Of the rec
crd In the early morning hours. Hegel-
man and Cayanaugh keep plodding
away steadily, and neither has yet
shown any sign of distress, but the old
timers are dropping back and the
younger men In the race are fast creep
ing up on the old stagers. The Hurst
brothers, owing TO an absence OF four
hours on the track, have dropped back
to eighteenth position IN the race. The
score Of the leading teams at o'clock
was,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-11
United states boins annexed to Canada
fhaN ihR VaUaraa

United statos being annexed to Canada
than the reverse"
The visiting Kentucky Elks cay that
their lodge, Louisville, No, 5, proposes
10 give reception during the annual
convention IN this city In fact, this
IL something the Louisville lodge al
ways does at conventions, and the fea-
ture will not be omitted on this occa-
sion. II II proposed 10 make Saltalr
the scene OF the function. Tho Ken
tuckyiens are thinking about bringing
q band with them, and II In a question
as to whether the lodge can afford IT,
The visitors believe that there VIII be
20, 900 Elks IN attendance on the August
convention, and that each Elk will sure
ly leave behind at least $50, which
means d cool million to be left In cir
onlation locally. The visitors state
that their Louisville lodge building cost
y7s 900, and they have $4,000 In the
treasury, and the membership is LOO
At recent carnival they took In 1884,
900 In 10 cent pieces
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Sewing club meets today with
Mrs Clarence WarnoCk.
Today was open day at the Womens
club and nm interesting meeting was
leld, q feature of the afternoon being
the reading Of letters by Mrs, Adams
Of the Reviewers club, written by her
father, Prof. w. G. Damon, who is on
the educational commission In the
Philippians. A number OF guests were
present and light refreshments were
served,
Among the many parties who have
visited Chinatown was one under the
leadership Of j, A, Edwards, consisting
OF Misses Margaret and Mayme Nc
keever Hattie Mcclellan Florence and
Mabel BALTIC, Messrs Jesse and Blsh
Cannon, James Ban and George Bis
nett
Last Saturday evening u very pleas
ant surprise party was given In honor
Of Mr.. Art Woodbury. at his home, S3l
West First North. The party was ar
ranged under the auspices Of Miss An
ME Williamson, Miss Laura Woodbury.,
Miss Bird Droper and Miss Lilly SEQ
field. The evening was spent playing
games. singing songs, dancing and
matchmaking, the principal particl-
pants of the latter being Mr., Stone and
Miss Lilly ScoHeld Miss Woodbury. and
Mr. Gibhet. Although the party was
short II was most agreeahly spent by
all. The following were present, Miss
Emma l.Ionhart, Kate Rohnle, Annie
Williamson, Laura Woodbury., Lilly
Sconeld Misses Bird and Jennie Droper,
Mamie and Flossle Leggett Fannie and
Victoria Merrill Messrs. Olson, Lewis,
Mock, Rasmason. Welte, Gilbert, Leg
gett Woodbury., Stone, Leayer
MfN. a. G. Ewing entertained at tea
this afternoon, about 90 guests being
present.
Mrs. w. s. Mccormick entertained at
luncheon today,
Tonight win take place the military
hop at Fort Douglas,
Miss Grace Hopkins, leading lady Of
the way Down East" company Ia the
guest OF Mr. ana Mrs, WIN e. Ridge,
gG1 Third street.
Mrs. w. IL Jones win entertain the
WOman's Republican club tomorrow,
the affair to be In celebration Of Lin
coins birthday anniversary.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church VIII hold a rummage sale on
Thursday and Friday Of this week In
the basement OF the church.
The NJ l. A. Of the Sixth ward viii
give a dancing party in the ward meet
ing house next Thursday evening, All
who attend are assured a good time.
Mrs Somers Cocks and Mr. Arm
strong will give a song and piano re-
cltal at the Congregational church to-
night. The ability OF these artists is
too well known TO need comment and
large audience should greet them this
evening
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the banks condition, these certified
checks were ignored
f. c, Andrews has not turned over
to the City Savings bank any of the
securities he took out of the other
banks with the certified checks, and
their whereabouts Is not known. Moth
ing could be learned in regard to them
by the bankers who questioned him
yesterday There was not much
change early today IN the condition
Of Cashier H. X. Andrews. who Is
seriously i'll with nervous prostratlon,
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NOTICE TO cosrRAoroas,

OFFICE OF TUE BOARD OF PuBLlg
Works Salt Lake City, Feb II, 1872 sealsdi
proposals will DO received az this onlce WY,
II o'clock a m Friday. Feb 18th, lWsl tot ~;
work OF constructing all pipe sewers w,
may DO ordered by tho City Council durlns
tho year 1872. n.
The approximate quantity OF pipe y ~
furnished and laid, including eacsvanoN'
manholes, flush tanks, etc. are az loiioN"
s-luch. -..- So. ""..NM ~
-lnchs.,..m,."""",..'.. wv IN
l2@inchY ......i ...,..s.... LOW ~ iis.h aha
Instructions 10 bidders together WIN ,aS
specifications and forms for contra. 49,
bond, can be oDtainsd upon spglliauvn X.
the Office Of the Board Of Public Worksor Wv
Oily Engineer. All
blds BY order OF the .s.,o,,s
BOARD o. PUBLIC WoBks.
John u. Dooy. Chairman
Louis G. kelsey. CITY Engineer
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Cavalry Disperse sociallsts.

Brussels, Feb. 1l.--A detachment of
cavalry had to be requisitloned this af-
ternoon In order to dispense the So
clalists who made a demonstration In
favor OF universal suffrage.
All the approaches to the chamber Of
deputies and the palace were strongly
held by armed guards but bands Of
Socialists, bearing red flags and singing
revolutionary songs, paraded the
streets, a strong body Of agitators, led
by Socialist communal councillor,
reached Prince Alberts palace shouting
Long live universal suffrage" and
continued It's demonstration until a
force OF cavalry, with drawn swords,
charged and routed the rioters,
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are being removed to the north build
Ing for use there.
The Utah Savings & Trust company
has just declared a sefni-annual dlvi-
dend Of per cent
Contracts for the erection OF the adj
dltion TO the central building OF the
Telephone company, win be let early
next week.
The plans for the extension OF ST,
Marks cathedral we're completed this
morning by Architect Swart, and were
handed over this afternoon 10 George
Y. Wallace, who Will lay them before
the building committee next Thursday
evening.
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL
Stocks Showed Considerable Firmness,
Some Advancing Several Points.

This afternoon stocks maintained the
gains made during the morning call and
some Others were traded in at higher
figures.
Ajax was a little stronger and Con.
Mercur and May Day were very
strong, At press time the following
sales and quotations were recorded
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Albert I. PatrIck,s TrlaL.

New York, Feb. ll,--John H. Wallace,
paying teller Of Swenson & Sons bank.
was recalled today in the trial Of Albert
T. Patrick The recorder would not
permit him to tell OF a telephone con-
yersatlon with Charles +. Jones, the
valet the day after Rice's death. The
witness formally identified ll6 papers
as having been signed By Mr.. Rice.
Commissioner Lederle succeeded wal
lace on the witness stand and Identified
the Photographic exhibits In the case.
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Fifteen Miners Injured.

Bon Air, Tenn, Feb. Hover 10
men were injured by dust explosion
in the main entry Of mine No. s. An
were rescued and all will probably re-
cover.
About 100 men are employed In this
mine, When the explosion occurred all
were In the main entrance, which made
their rescue possible. The explosion
was caused by the shots fred by min
ers to knock down the coal for to-
days use, The damage to the mine Is
extensive.
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Malvar's Brother Captured.

Manila, Feb. l1,--A brother OF NAL
var, the insurgent leader, has been cap
tured, He was chief sergeant OF the
Batangas insurgents.
A strong insurgent post has been
captured near Calamba, Laguna PROV
ince. A number Of rifles, bolos and six
typewrlting machines, fell into the
hands Of the Americans, II Is believed
this post formed Malvars headqusr-
tiers.
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CASE OF SMALLPOX.
First of the Kind Found in Three
Weeks.

The first smallpox patient found IN
this city during the past three weeks
came to light today when the health
department located a railroad employt,
at $40 west North Temple, with a fully
developed case. He gave his name az
j. y. Whitehead, and was removed TO
the isolation hospital, where he finds
himself the lone occupant, with the
keeper. The last patient was dismissed
about ten days ago.
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BOYS IN COURT.
Arthur Dahl Charged With lncOrrlgl
bIliN-.May Go To Industrial School

In Judge Dlehrs court this morning
Arthur Dahl was tried on the charge
OF incorriglbillty. He was adiudged
guilty by the court and held to the dis
trlct court TO show cause why he should
not be sent to the state Industrial
school In default Of $500 he was taken
In charge by Deputy sheriff Raleigh
Chas. Cotton was tried on the charge
OF petit larceny, IL being alleged that he
riole some knives and a punching bag
from G. a. wilkes store, He was found
guilty and sent TO the district court To
show cause why he should not be sent
TO the state Industrial school
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RUNAWAY SCHOOL GIRLS.
officers on the Lookout for a Giddy
Provo Pair.

The sherif's and police departments
OF this city have both been on the look
out today for pair Of. gIddy school
girls who ran away from their homes In
Provo and started this way on the noon
train. II is understood that they we're
TO meet a young man In this city.
Whether they did 80 or not Ia not
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NAYL0R GETS HENRY.
VIII Leave San Francisco Tomorrow
Or Next Day.

A telegram from Sheriff Naylor at
San Francisco today stated that he had
secured possession Of Henry the Salt
Lake embezzler, and that he would
leave for home with the prisoner to-
morrow or next day. The outlook Is
very dark for Henry, and there is little
doubt that he is booked for @ long
term IN the state prison.
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HEWLETT BROS. CO,

deal Of each other and he is simply all
broken up
Sergeant Burbdgc said the Colorado
authorities have been heard from and
an officer from Canyon city Is expected
here about Friday to take the prisoner
back,
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Big Fire In Reno. Nov.

Reno, New, Feb, l1.-Flre last night
destroyed the Riverside Touring mills
valued at 100000 nearly covered by in
surance. They win be rebuilt immedi-
ately. The mills We're owned and oper-
ated by local corporation. comprising
A. II. Manning's estate, w. o. II. Mar.
tin, George +. 7. Quinn. d. q. Lyman,
G. r. Bender and others.
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BURGLARIES AT PARK CIT Y
Several Places Entered and Some
Money Carried Away
lsneclnl 10 lho NNaws. 0l

Park City Jan ll.-There were at
least three burglarles In Park city last
night The NJ s, AsheIm mercantile
establishment was entered and about
twenty dollars in cash stolen No clue.
Later IN the night, probably towards
morning, the u. y sutton butcher shop
was robbed There was but little money
In the I'll thirty cents That was taxi
EN-. No. clue
The next place visited was the butch
or shop Of ex- Mayor Smith Here noth-
ing was found by the lntruders Same
story-"nO clue,
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The Hohenzoilern Due.

Hamilton, Bermuda, Feb, 1.-THE i'm.
perial German yacht Hohen2oIlern,
which left 81. Thomas, d. w. l., sun
day, is due here today Up to D. M.
however, the vessel had not been sight
ed A northwest gale Is blowing, which
probably has caused delay.
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known. Tho officers were at the depot
to nab the runaways when the train
came In but they were nowhere TO be
seen. They either eluded the officers or
got of at some intermediate station. on
account OF their youth the News"
Withholdg their names.
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-FOUR DEATHS IN ONE DAY.
Gloom EuyeIops Par0wan on Account
OF Serious sickness,
Especial to Inc 0News, II

Parowan, Feb ll.-Thls town has
Just suffered four deaths In one day.
in addition to the two mentioned last
evening Sarah Dalton, wife Of Jo-
scph Dalton, died from rupture caused
by severe vomiting one week ago and
Wlford Webb, aged 49, son OF Abe and
Emma Webb Is dead from measles
This has brought gloom over the en-
tire community
a jury was lmpnneled this morning TO
try the case OF Beard vs., Bebson for
damages.
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Damaged While Docking.

london, Feb. 1l.-Whlle docking at
hevre, The German steamer Bolivia.
rom Antwerp for Mexico, was darnag-
ga oy collision with pier, after which
sne eollided with the French steamer
labrador from the West Indies ana
damaged the latter's stern.
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PASSED WORTHLESS CHECK
Strangers Unique Method Of Paying
Board Bill.

]. II, Palmer former proprietor OF
the Palmer House, called at police
headquarters this morning and asked
for a warrant for the arrest Of one j.
y. Grdiths, who, he alleges cheated him
out Of about two weeks board.
Yesterday Mr. Palmer asked Grihlths
TO settle up and the latter at once
flashed a draft for So ON Chicago
bank, made payable through the Bank
OF the Republic 10 Mr. Palmer, When
the latter presented It for payment he
was Informed that the check was not
worth the paper II was written on Mr..
Palmer was referred TO the county at
t0rney.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,
Take Laxative Bromo oulnino Tablets All drug
gists refund the money II II fails 20 cure. 4 w.
Groves sgnure Is on each atbot. gc.
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Fire in Canton.

Hongkong, Feb. il.--Accordlng to re.
ports received here, between 400 and 500
booths in the western suburb OF Can
ton have been burned. No loss Of life
has been reported.
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DIED

BRINGHURST-At Taylorsvlle PA
8, Of pneumonia, Heber Gsdlt Bdnl'
hurst, infant son OF John y, and En-
ma +. BHnghurst, Born Aug. a.
1900