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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

President Roosevelt threatens to
call an extra session of congress unless
the pledges of th4 party TO the people
are fulfilled by the enactment Of a
rigid antitrust law and such other
legislation as the republican party by
its platforms is pledged to adopt.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

Congressman Charles Lands brings
the gratifying assurance that there
will be at least some antitrust legis-
lati0n by congress to stop discrimina-
nation in railroad rates. and remove
the rebate system altogether. Ii dis
elimination in freight rates is stopped
it will 60 long way toward remedy
ing trust evils,
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

Cincinnati, Jan. 10-The base hall
peace conference began here yesterday
and closed before 10 p. IN. to meet
again today. Chairman Herman was
designated by the conference to give
out the news, and said that there had
been no action on anything, but that
they seemed to be getting together so
that something might be done today.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15
enate was not In session.


Chippewa Falls, Wis, Jan. 1o.-S-
G. +. Cobban, millionaire lumberman,
has just married Mrs. NJ. E. Wheeler.
Cobban is 60 years old and the bride
Is 81. The marriage was unexpected
and recalls sensational breach OF
promise suit brought against Cobban
some years ago. The complainant In
that case was Chippewa Falls wom-
an, who has since died.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15
Report o. the Foot and Mouth Disease.

Washington, Jan. 10. = In a re-
port received yesterday by Secretary
Wilson the chief Of the bureau of ami
NAL industry. DR.. Salmon. who is in
Boston directing the campaign against
the foot and mouth epidemic, says that
the disease will be stamped out this
winter unless it has been carried to
some other part Of the country where
it is vet undiscovered. The experts
have only two herds on hand, which
were reported within the last two or
three days. The cure applied is the
prompt killingof infected herds. Farm
ers are irritated because .ney are not
paid the full healthy value Of their
diseased stock.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

Developments in Wall street are
considered favorable in spite of irreg-
ularity in prices, easier terms for
money being most encouraging symp-
tom.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15
POSITIVE PROOF
Should Convince the Greatest Skeptic
in Plymouth.
Because It's the evidence Of a Plym-

outh citizen.
Testimony easily investigated.
The strongest endorsement Of merit.
The best of proof. Read it:
Joseph Glass, policeman, of Gene
terry ST., says: 81 had pain in my
back SO bad at times that / could not
turn in bed without taking hold Of
something with my hands to assist
me. On duty ia all sorts of weather
aggravated the complaint, the least
cold contracted always settled in
my back and on such occasions the
aching was continuous l heard of
Doan's Kidney Pills and went to j.
W. Hess drug store for a box. l
noticed an improvement after days
treatment and continued the use Of
the medicine until I had taken four
boxes. now know what to do should
others occur. .
For sale by all dealers, price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y. sole agents Tor the United
States.
Remember the nalneD oan s and take
:. - ><s<..+o
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

Congress should lose no time in
locating the huge profits that stick
fast somewhere among the coal oper-
atOrs.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15
THE CABINET
Action of the Beet Sugar Asso.
citation on the Cuban Reel.
procity Scheme.
MIOHIGAEs VIEW Is WITHHELD
Status IF Antitrust Legislation.
Foot and Mouth Disease Re-
port-washington Notes. +,

Washington. Jan. 10. - For nearly
two hours yesterday the cabinet was
in session. all the members except See
rotary Root, who is in New York, be-
ing present Secretary Hay had little
new to report on the Venezuela situa-
ton. No answers have been received
to the latest proposition Of President
Castro, which was transmitted prompt
ly to the allies. Satisfaction was ex-
pressed at the action taken by the rep
resentatives of the American Beet
Sugar association. although regret is
expressed that the action was not
unanimous.
Nothing New from Indfanola-
The lndianOla, Miss, postOffice case
was again the subject of some con-
sideration. but Postmaster General
Payne had little I'm the way of de-
velopments to communicate. Attorney
General Knox. to whom the case was
referred. said that he had not had time
yet to take it up, but he expected
to begin consideration of the papers
almost Immediately. Reference to the
Indianola case led to some discussion
of the sub 'ect of southern appoint
ments. but no action was taken as to
the general policy of the administra-
ton.
Situation a to Antitrust Bills.
Washington. Jan. 10.-As a result of
extended consideration of the various
pending antitrust bills the sub-com-
mittee of the house judiciary commit
tee of which Representative Lttlefeld
is chairman has practically agreed on
an antitrust bill. 1t has not yet been
adopted formally, but it is said to meet
the approval of all members of the
subcommittee. 1t is understood that
it provides for publicity through the
interstate commerce commission. IT is
further understood that the bill covers
administration suggestions for anti
trust legislation. The antitrust bills
introduced Thursday. which were
drawn by the attorney general, will go
to the judiciary subcommittee.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15

washington, Jan. 10. Yesterday
was private pension day in the house
and IA bills were passed, none Of
especial importance. Adjourned to
Monday.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-15
Plymouth. Ind. January IS. 1908.

This winters experience with the
fuel squeeze adds decidedly TO the pub
lie desire to regulate the trusts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
APRIL.

2-rugcne Young, formerly Of salt
Lake. dies az Mesa, Ariz., aged 3Q'
Harry Howard dies suddenly IN a
tent at Rigby Ida.
-PeterI.ater eX-postmastcr OF har-
risvIlle, Utah, succumhs TO general &C.
bnity at Rigby Ida, aged u.s.
T,-Septmus w, Sears, the Wen
known business man of this city tols
victim to Bright's disease, aged aa
Chauncey G., webb, pioneer resi-
dent Of Utah. dies in Salt Lake In ms
0lst year,
S.-John j. Hall, Montana pioneer
dies at Helena, aged %.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nye highly esteom-
ed ogden woman, passes away,
q.-HHlary Bell, dramatic nd musical
critic. drops dead I'm New York from
heart failure.
u.-Elder Brigham Young, president
of the quorum of the Twelve Apostles,
dies at his home IN Salt Lake after a
long Illness. lie was GIG years old.
19.-Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison God
dard, the venerable pioneer resident Of
Utah. dies IN salt Lake, aged SO.
t3.-George II. Bourne, an old-tlmc
resident of salt Lake, succumbs to
l4.-Death Of Patrick Flynn, known
qS the l0lNtI ntlHllN VI llbi h'l = iANiT
low, aged so,
15.-James II. Miller an early settler
of this state, dies at his home In Mil
Creek aged 65
l9.--James Shore FOR nearly 90 years
II resident Of Salt Lake Is called home,
aged g.
wins G, Conk dies in Salt Lake,
aged SO.
Passing OF Grandma" Aldrach M
her home in Clear Lake, Willard
county.
2l.-Dr w. f. Anderson, the Oldest
physician I'm the state, dies az his homo
In salt Lake IN his Slst year.
2i-Theodore Curtis, veteran
Church worker, passes away IN SALE
Lake, aged 81,
Victor NJ. Clement well known
mining engineer, dies at Saltllo, Mex.
after an operation for appendicitis.
Charles w. Cross, an ogden council
man. passes away, aged Il,
30-Duuiel 4. Hedges, formerly a
promoter and millionaire OF Sioux city
dies In san Francisco.
Death of Peter Newman Pike. an
old-time Salt Laker, aged % years
John Herran, n San Francisco pain
ter, dies In Salt Lake as result of
being nearly drowned while bathing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
SEPTEMBER.


l'-Arthur D, pingley. son Of Con
gresham l)lngley of Maine, expires in
Denver
g beath OF Mrs cara Woodland, an
olu iesluehl OF Hall Lake ''N'
Mike Boyle a notorious character
oil SAT- lake. expires at Guy jan
Col THOMAS ., HAN one OF the
pest known river Gators OF the SOUTH
dlcS al LOUISVILLE hy
)oath or samuel jacobs, lnoal de-
sCendant OF MAJ Andre, at st, Joseph,
MO,
DR. william Thomas Dalby, a
prominent physician ul salt Lhkc,callcd
beyond
&-Mrs Annie Cowloy OF Farming
ton, utah, passes 10 her rest.
Miss Anna 10 Chapman, Librarian Of
SAT- Lake lily HpIa'y' succulhps TO
cancer,
l4uca Francla, known as champion
hair cutter Of the world, dies IN New
YORK.
9.-Nera Murdoch of Beaver utah,
passes away at Holy Cross hospital,
Death OF Patriarch John ellison, Tor
merry OF Prophet Joseph Shlth : pouy-
guard, occurs AT haysNlie' tlan'
l8--Hon Albert j. spencer, an o!d
SAT- Laker dies or heart nature
l4-Samuel craig, VINO Witnessed
signing or Amerlcan-Japanese treaty
dies at Augusta.
10 Johnson SIDES FAMOUS Tlute
Indian, departs FOR happy hunting
grounds
r-EuNlp fl'H'n' WEI. hhoWH nun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

denies rehearing TO Peter Mortensen,
sentenced to death for murder.
Tom Horn, convicted murderer, con-
fesses crime to clergyman IN Jail at
Cheyenne.
2o.--Peter Mortensen shot to death al
Utah state prison for murder OF James
II. Hay.
Utah state board OF arbitration seeks
to settle coal miners strike at Sunny
eide.
Tom Horn, notorious cattle rustler,
expates his crimes ON the gallows at
Cheyenne.
20-Maj Estes @. Rathbone charges
Gen. Leonard Wood with accepting
money from Cuban gamblers.
M.-Presldent Marroquin OF Colombia
issues address to the American people
A. ID, r. Reynolds. manager OF the
Underwood Typewriter agency at Og-
den, fails In business,
Seventeen former city officials of
Grand Rapids, Mich, charged with
bribery and warrants issued for their
arrest.
Utah state board of pardons COM
mutes Nick" Haworth's sentence TO
life imprisonment
G,-Three hundred Moros killed and
many wounded in fight at Jolo.
Police charge rloting strikers I'm Chi
cago, many shots are fred and men
knocked down.
Frank Keefe, slayer of Rawlns,
Wyo', policemen, sentenced to four
years In pententiary.
N-National Guard of Utah ordered
out by Gov. Wells to protect life and
property at Utah coal fields.
Police guard Chicago city council
from threatened attack by irate strik-
ers.
2b.--Chlcago street car strike settled,
after loss Of $3.50 900 In fares and over
$4,000 In wages.
Prest Hartman and distinguished
railroad officials are entertained by
Salt Lake Alta club.
salt Lake Commercial club begins
investigation of increased price Of coal.
Robert Fitzsimmons wins decision
from George Gardner after battle OF
20 rounds in San Francisco.
Labor Organizer Demoh a leading
factor In the Utah coal strike, Is ar
rested at Scofleld and given 80 days In
Jail
B.-DIstlngulshed party Of railroad
officials makes trip OF inspection over
Ogden-Lucin cutoff.
Thanksgiving day quietly and appro-
prlately observed In Salt Lake, the
Salvation Army serving dinner to more
than 1000 poor.
Soldier of Utah National Guard fired
upon by striking coal miner at SEQ
field.
Prominent railroad men make tour
of inspection Of the Lucin CUTOFF
2--Crank obtrudes himself on Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Is arrested
Grover Cleveland writes letter to
the editor of the Brooklyn Eagle, in
which he says he Is not candidate for
the presidency.
%--Continental Insurance company
with headquarters at Salt Lake, files
articles OF incorporation,
Emperor William withdraws his Of
fer Of cup for a Transatlantic race I'm
1904, because Of i'll health,
Launching Of a great scheme for de-
velopment of Utah oil lands, is am
nounCcd.
29--Report Of Fourth Assistant Post
mastere General Bristow, on postolilcc
scandal, Is made public.
30--Two-thirds of the 1000 coal min
ers on strike in northern Colorado re-
turn to work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
NOVEMBER.

store of Marshall g. Ames, Ogden,
aistroyed by fire; loss $4,000,
o'SSarrie Haggum, Salt Lake domes-
a, found dead In Jordan river.
w r,,,neral services OF Mrs. Booth-Tuck-
beid in Carnegie hall, New York
HEAVY betting leading features Of
cal, Lake municipal election,
Colombian warship Bogota shells the
guy of Panama.
NnWuniclpal election In Salt Lake re-
srIts In Democratic victory.
Tammany carries the day IN New
York, oo,o,.oa
Mortensen, condemned Salt Lake
murderer, appeals to pardon poard ior
communication OF sentence,
e--Ifnlted States recognizes the Re-
public OF Panama.
rlite club rooms OF Ogden raided by
Iona robber, who gets away with $1,000.
o--The Fifty-eighth Congress con-
yenes at noon IN extraordinary session,
honso OF representatives having larg-
ost membership In It's history.
Fatal ARRAY In Wallace, Idaho opera
hopse. two men being killed and two
wounded over trivial cause.
u-senator Hoar. In y. s. senate.
notifes slgners of nntl-Smoot petitions
mat such petitions are out of place.
10 Democratic senators decide To OPP
nose ratification of canal treaty with
Panama.
severe wind storm visits Salt Lake.
blowing so miles an hour and doing con-
siderable damage.
18-Chlcago the scene of rioting
through big street railway strike.
Local coal war begun, companies
handling product raising price to $3.50
a ton,
I.-Board of pardons unanimously
declines to commute Peter Mortensen's
sentence of death at Salt Lake,
i6.-Local coal prices increased an adj
ditional % cents.
Disastrous fire In Cleveland, Ohio,
resulting in 100000 damage and loss
Of three lives.
Scandal discovered In right of way
department OF Salt Lake Route.
senator DIETRICH OF Nebraska, charg-
ed with bribery and conspiracy, Is in
dcted.
ls.--James Lynch sentenced to be shot
on Jan. s. for murder of Col. Godfrey
prouse of Salt Lake, Robert l.. King,
who was also convicted OF the crime,
set free.
la.-Carrie A. Nation makes sensa-
tIonal appearance in Washington and
Is arrested and fined.
Supreme court of Utah unanimously
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

A b, Lewis Of Utah. dies in Chicago.
phil May, the noted artist and
cartooust OF Punch passes away in
London
G,-Vlncont Hlauser Of salt Lake, dies
suddenly OF heart disease,
7,--PMlip Pugsley Utah pioneer
goes to his reward In his Slst year
DR. Julius a. Schuelke, leading
physician OF Wyoming, dies suddenly
M the Caper-Thermopois stage
Mrs. Elise Constance Erdmonn of
OGDEN succumbs TO brain fever
9,-.Alfred White. a resident of Sugar
House ward, dies of heart failure
Fred l.. Thomas, drugggt OF Spring
yillc, Utah, found dead ln bed
l2.-Ilew Won Lewiston, formerly
president of the reichatog, dies Ut Ber-
lu
Edmund Butterworth, salt Lake
pioneer passes away aged 81.
Newton Cr0udal OF SprinBvile,
Utah. dies at retro, Cal
i3,-Dr W. S. playfair. noted spec
iulist ana medical authority, dies at
ST. Andrews Scotland
l4--W D. English, well known
through his activity in politics, passes
AWAY IN California.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

Mrs. Caroline Young Cannon wife
of the late President George q. Can
non dies from heart trouble.
S.-A. f. Gault. The so.called cotton
king of Canada, passes away.
John Dillon NIulhall veteran of two
wars. dies at his home In New York.
Death announced of Or. G. r. Mash.
one Of the most prominent physicians I'm
the south.
9.-Monslgnor Volponi dies suddenly
MT the Vatican.
I2-passing of John ID. Wright. an
old-time sea captain and member OF
the church, at his home in this city.
Henry WAGNER. prominent business
man of Sail Lake succumbs to com.
plication of diseases.
lathe end comes to Dr. r.. II. Me
Donald. formerly president of the Pa
cine bank nj san Francisco. at his
home in Montreal
Francis Granger Adams. a pioneer of
California. is dead al his country
home ON The Hudson.
15-.John Bradford. a highly respected
citizen of Murray. goes to his rest.
William Garrett inventor and found.
cor of mo rod mills of the Garrett Tvpc.
IS dead at Mt. Clemens Mich.
Mrs. james G. Bl,inc, widow CT the
plumrd lWioht dlrs at t6e Blaine
homestead, aged Is.
U.,,,, I5y,us renrasanfatiy. of tb,
T-fob Nrinn Nonbinaiy q supplv com
MANY. ppssps AWAY at sam francisco.
Mrs tv,rls4u Vagpart parliiDson. WIZ.
,f nv pay.inson ,f T.,r4n suddenly.
s5crnrols tn ououlez,. and pgfulysis
"IIonI.ing NattbrNs gr.. AZ proyl.
done, ri.n.' ,.1fnt, ID tpueb .asnprtad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

a., of work at Butte through the shut
I'm of Amalgamated properties.
Jesse Mcclure OF Indiana murders
,s Two sons TO be revenged ON their
mother -, yah .,h
T.. no death Of 10 workmen.
" "a sagatel sagouni, president OF the
Armenian Revolutionary society,is foul
iy murdered in London.
g7.-six thousand names are added to
.ho registration rolls In Salt Lake.
Three are killed and three injured In
wreck on the Southern Pacific near
Vt Sn attempt Is made ON the life Of
prince Golltzin, encouragement of
' Wrs Dmma Booth Tucker, consul in
'arico of the Salvation Army,is killed
IN a railroad wreck near Kansas City,
Mo. o, ,,ino,a aro oniIod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
JANUARY.

1.-Dr. George r. Weeks, who took a
notable part In the civil war. dies at
his home in Los Angeles aged rs years
4-George A. Lowe, one OF Salt
Lakes leading business men, falls
victim to heart failure, In his sixty
seventh year.
5-Joseph Stay, an old resident of
Salt Lake, succumbs to long standing
affection, OF the age Of 20 years.
James Larsen, a popular young school
teacher, succumbs TO smallpox ut the
Salt Lake isolation hospital
W. II. RACER one OF Utah's pioneer
school teachers, passes away at Thistle.
L-Accidental shooting at Honeyville.
utan, results in the death of Lavon
Hunsaker, aged "A years.
N-Alexander d. Atkins, the only COL
oied man who was ever an instructor
al fnnteton university, passes away
al the age of 81 years.
Henry =. n. Brbmwell an authorlty
on masonic law and lore, dies at Den
yer. aged 70 years.
ll-Bishop Myron Tanner, pioneer
ana former mayor of Provo, dies at his
residence In Forest Dale in his seventy
first year.
representative Thomas II. Tongue Of
oregon falls victim to heart failure,
aged IS years.
R-Belle Wolney, aged If, OF Murray,
sucoumDs to injuries through being
dragged by a COW.
B-Charles WEIGH, an early resident
W Utah, passes away at his home in
ugden at the ripe age of n years.
James Currie, n native Of Scotland,
eul an early settler, dies In Salt Lake,
tged bJ years.
b-John Nathaniel Clark, an emf.
asnt authority on ORTHODOXY, passes
way AT his home In Old Saybrook,
Vonn,. aged ~ years.
cardinal Parocchl, sub-dean OF the
@fed college and vice chancellor OF
me catholic church, dies at Rome,
"yIm Of heart disease
d,,m u Mcintyre, Montana pioneer,
ules al BOuldsr.
b, mis- Sarah w. Eldredse, widow
bnorace 5 Eldredge, passes away
hountlful She was 70 years OF age.
psaih OF William +. j. Albrand, one
oall Lakes earliest residents.
IT Frederick j, Bancroft, q leading
ccaySclan OF Denver dies at San Diego,
:" ,-Abram S, Hewitt, former mayor
VIEW we" york. passes away aged 81
rt death OF Editor N. c. Gonzales
NJ ""o WAS shut by Lieut. Gov. Tlllman
south Carolina.
a, ~ ~ Elizabeth Leyland Graham dies
nrgovo at the ripe age OF 81 years.
NJ Gsh OF Mrs. Lucetta Penrose, wife
ouarles w. Penrose, editor OF tho
% News, aged 6S years,
,..,, oscar Winter, an old and highly
s,Psc'ed resident of Utah, drops dead
bue nome Of his daughter, Mrs. J..
age '''o' ne was 90 years Vi
AVA o' ua Ashton, pioneer. passes
o. az Lehi; In his nintleth year.
bo,n george w. Larkin, Jr., dies at his
Assrt, III ogden OF rheumatism OF TN,
. CHARLES Warren Smith succumbs
So COMPLICATION OF troubles at his
nv IN Salt Lake.
ola ~ OF Mrs. Charles Crabtree, an
"a respected resident OF Salt Lake.
We, Mrs Isabella West, wife OF Jesps
/, IN a pioneer resident OF Salt Lake.
,ssa'Gd home aged IS years.
Sal, Inn Is. Forbes, well known
heart ', sam business man, succumbs to
hIs hoenator John Beard Allen dies at
Rims y"e M Seattle, Wash, from an
"a psg.orls. He was IS years old.
appendicitis causes the death OF
"a Nelson Of Rlchneld.
faus "Is' Nina Trotter OF Salt Lake
Al victim to smallpox.
Sail Ncner Jones, well known
Lake mining man. dies In Donver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
OCTOBER.

death Of Samuel Rosenbluth.
well known merchant Of ogden, aged 40
years.
John Moore OF Richneh is fatally
stricken while ON his way tO kanosh
william Noble Pleasant Grove boy,
dies suddenly at San Francisco.
2.-Thomas r. OReilly, enc Of salt
Lakes Oldest merchants, passes away.
aged g. years,
4.-Passing Of Miss Emma Maude
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

daughter OF Representative Brink OF
the legislature, dies at Bingham OF ty-
phoid fever
Mrs. Eugene Traughber wife of
the wei known Salt Lake newspaper
man, dies at Kansas city.
Alfred Curnow a member Of an Eng.
fish branch OF the |. O. q. IT,, fans a
victim TO consumption while visiting in
Salt Lake.
25.-Dr. Edwin Bingham passes away
at his home In ogden, aged CO.
News IL received OF the death at Car
arr. Wales, of Dr. Joseph Parry. the
eminent composer
26.-Mark Patrie, eX-sccretnry OF the
state OF Idaho, dies nj Market Lake.
2S.-Mrs, Clara Cawson Benedict.
wife OF DR. G. M. BENEDICT of Salt Lake.
Is called home, aged ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

Jeremiah Hatch, an old memher
OF the Mormon Church, dies at Yer
nal, aged so years.
AIRS Elizabeth Collier Bensop. %
Utah pioneer passes away at Wells-
vile.
6.-Joseph J., TIolbrooS OF Bountful
succumbs to a long-standlng anllction.
Hannah Anderson, a former nurse OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
FEBPUAPY.

young ,S. ienry Denkers, an estlmable
Mrs eonah' dies at Ogden.
uahs oarah Harris White, one OF
her hon ,y settlers, passes away at
Elswor,u,h on Mrs. Elizabeth Young
'N'' Oldest child OF the late Pres
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
AUGUST.

3.-Mrs Lide Howes Lee. OF Amerl-
can Forks Utah passes away.
i.-Ms Ella Reese, of Fillmore,
Utah succumbs TO upoplexy.
Mrs. Lewis, wife Of State Senator
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

tana, expires Mt Butte.
Dcath of Mrs. Mary T.. Bel, VIII,
of Thomas T.. Bcll. railroad man OF
SAT- Lake
2j.-Thc well known writer Harriet
Hubbard Aver dies Of pneumonia IN
New York.
Mrs Albert Sudd, one Of Ogden's
most promiuent women, passes away.
.I--Olnf Hedcuborg an early settler
dies at his nome IN Provo.
MfAln Palmer one OF Salt Lakes
oldest residents, dies at the ripe age OF
30 years