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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-29
GRAIN AN PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. 2S-The wheat situation
was rather mixed the December delivery
being strong. while the more distant fu-
lures were barely steady. There was
selling by commission houses at the start
on lower Liverpool cables and more Ia
vorabie Argentine crop advices, and
while spring wheat receipts were light
compared with last year. the receipts OF
winter wheat in the southwest were again
the northwest. May opened q to &c low
er at 60N89is, but with the advance in
December the price became slightly firm
er. advancing to sou. The market held
steady for a time on buying by St. Louis
houses and by the leading longs Re-
ports of large cash sales at Duluth Tor
shipment to Buffalo helped to steady
prices. Toward the latter part Of the
session there was liberal realizing in
May and the early gain was lost the
close being shade lower at S35s TSO34.
December ranged between S0ftS02t. clos
ing with gain of IS at SOS.
Prospects Of increasing receipts and an
Improvement IN grading subjected the
corn market to considerable selling pres
sure and as a result prices tended toward
a lower level May closed IS lower at
as December closed 32U5sc lower at
H2t
Oats were influenced largely by the
action Of other grains and prices ruled
lower ON local selling. May closed $s45z
lower at 35l40357s
Provisions were strong on good de-
mand from local shorts and foreigners,
An advance Of from TO Toe in the price
of hogs was an early bull factor. Janu-
AIRY pork closed 10dl2ia higher, lard 10c
UP, while ribs were ~ higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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WABASH MINING COMPANY.
Principal place OF business Salt Lake
civ. J-tah. Notice is hereby gwen thgt
az a meeting Of the board OF directors.
held on the 18th day OF November 1898.
am assessment of five cents ClCl per share
was levied ON the capital stock of the
corporation. payable on or before De-
cCmbcr list. 1898. 10 w. Mont Ferry.
secretary treasurer. at room 500 Auer-
bach building. South East Temple street.
S&N Lake City. Utah. ANY stock upon
which this assessment may remain uu-
paid or the DIST day of December 1908,
win be Delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction and unless pay
ment IS made before VIII be sold on the
18th day Of January, 1898. To pay the de-
iinQuent assessment, together with the
costs OF advertising and the expense OF
sale. W. MONT. FERRY
Secretary.
Location Of office No sos Auerbach
building salt Lake City, Utah.
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a. m. Subject OF sermon. salvation bv
Rev. ~. H. lfsh. jr. Music viii. consist
Of trio BY Miss Larson, Miss CLAYTON
and Mr.. McCorkIe. a solo by Miss Ada.
Pratt, and music by Unity string quar-
tette- sunday school and Emerson class
VIII meet upstairs Immediately after the
services. Unity circle will meet Nednes-
Gay afternoon in the downstairs hal. ON
tuesday evening at o'clock, In the
downstairs HAN. there viii be an impoT-
tant business meeting of the members Of
the congregation. All are asked to ne
present On Tuesday evening. following
above meeting. the young ladies Of the
society will meet ia the same room. A
fun attendance is desired.
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Metal Market.

New York. Nov. 2S.-While there were
no large sales Of metals reported today,
ar average Saturday business was con
summated at steady prices.
The iron market showed a slightly i'm
proved tone although prices wers
nOminaIy unchanged.
Copper was quiet with lake quoted ~
1850: electrolvtic. 1926 and casting 1900.
The tin market ruled quiet and nrm,
both spot at 25-55.
Lead steady, spot AS
Spelter dull SPOT 5.b2ls.
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German OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at the
East Side Baptist church. corner Thiryi
South and Seventh East streets. Preach
ing. 9;f5 a. m; Sunday school . o. IN.
The regular meeting of the Evangelical
Ladies Aid society Will take place on
thursday. Dec 3. at p. m. at the home
Of Mrs Rosa Staab. 665 South Ninth East
street You are cordially invited Rev
q. A. thinner. pastor Residence. S2s
East Second South street.
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Bond Quotations.

L. S. ref. IS reg.1052t Manhattan con-
DO. coupon --.l03s4I sol gold As ....102
L. s. IS reg-.---lOl Mex Cent. 4s.... 7Zfk
Do. coupon ..-1OI Do. 1st Inc. 14iI
T.. s. n As reg. .134 iF. d St. l.. IS 97lR
Do coupon ..-134 M h & T. As. 97a4
L. S. @. As reg..110 Do. Is .......... &c
Do. coupon ...1lO Natl. r. Is. OF
L. :. IS reg.-..-1OlAI Mex. con. As. 753x
Do coupon -..1Glh'N. Y Central
AtCh. gen. ss..-.loo general 31as 90 90
Do. Adj. 4s..... 81 y. j. &. gen. 1884
A G.. Line As. 90 Nor. Pac. 4s.... 1921
Bait. & o. 4s....100A DO. IS .......... 701B
Do. &as .-..-..- 911s Nor. & Western
G.. Of Ga. 5s...-.103ts. consol 4s ...... 963s
Do. LIST Inc. $40. S. L. As K =. ~
Ches. & O. as. .I0lla Pa. COW. 3Iss g51s
g.. & Alton 3izs. 1873 Read gen 4s 97is
G. y. a Q. u. 49, y5's St. J.. & ]. Mt.
c. n. q St. y. consol IS .....1l03t
general Is .--..110 st. Louis & San
G.. & n. w con- Fran. f.. IS o.. S41s
sol IS ---.-.- e. -l5J54 st. L. s. W. Is. %
G. r.. l. &. p Seabd A. J.. As. u
r.. r. IS .....-. 4b4' So. Psc. ISL. 50
DO. col IS ..-- IA So Ry. 5s.......112h
C. e.. c. & ST. l. Tex. q Pac- Isis
general 4s 500. 9l1sToledO. ST. I. &
Chic. Term. IS. - Western As - 20
Cons. fob. 4s- % u, p. As .........1023s
Colo. a So 4s-.. - Do. cow. Is. g4ls
ID. q r. c. 4s.... 80 U. s. Steel ID IS 6S9t
Erie p, I. 4s.... is Wabash Is .....1l3it
Do. gen. As .... Silt Do. Deb. b.. J1ls
Fort w. e. Den w & L. L. ~. .. ys
yer City Is .10Ii4 Wis Cent IS. 80
Hook Val. 4iss lOG Colo. T. con as Sc
l.. & -. Uni. As. 9sia
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Coffee and Sugar.

New YORK Nov 2s-Coffee-Spot RIJ
steady. No. Z invoice. 63s: mild. SIS Cor
dova( s2t07i2.
Coffee futures closed 5df5 points higher.
sales 66 .000 bags including December. sos
0570. January. 5.S005S5. February. $50,
March. 609U6.0J. Nav 6.2966.30.
Sugar-Raw steady fair refining 3H.
centrifugal g6-test. go mclasses sugar. 9.
refined quiet No. 6. los. No. q. 400: No. s.
3e5. No @ $50. No no. 385: No n. $50.
no. - $40. No. ~ $50. No. a. 3.65. con
fectioners' A, &f4 fould A. f7o. cut l0ar
sos. crushed. 5.05. powdered. ass. granu-
lated. 445. cubes. 40.
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cent. six months. 51sG6 per cent Prime
mercantile paper. 6aslz per cent Sterling
exchange. nominal with actual business IN
bankers bills at 4S5375dE S36Z5 for de-
mand and a 4797504. S0125 for sixty days.
Posted rates. 4.Si04Slia and 4S4izQ4 %.
Commercial bills, 4.79ssN4S0
Bar silver 81.
Mexican dollars. 1872.
Bonds-sOvernments steady, railroads,
steady
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St. Marks Cathedral-Rt. Rev. Abel
Leonard. s. r. D.. bishop; Very Rev.
James b. Eddie, y. D.. dean. Nov. -,
first Sunday in Advent. 1880 a. m, holy
communion; 9;i5 a. M, sunday school: n
q. m. holy communion ana sermon. "Ad-
vent of Christ as Judge: Human RespOn-
sibility and Divine Judgment $50 p
m. Bible class; $50 D. m. evening prayer
and address. THE Influence Of COmpan-
ions" Admission of candidates into the
order of the brotherhood of St. Andrew.
The public is cordially invited to attend
these services. Seats free.
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First Church OF Christ. Seientist-S3s
East Third South. Sunday school, 10 a.
M; church service. II a. m; subject,
God the Only Cause and Creator Each
n ednesday evening at s O'ceck a meeting
IS held to listen to the testimonials of
healing of both sin and sickness. All
are welcome 20 these services. Free
reading rooms omen daily from 10 a. m. to
%. m I'M rooms 607-60S ScOtt-Strevell
building. 16S South Main street. Take
elevator.
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LrvEsroCK MARKETS..

Chicago. Nov. 2S.-CattIe-Receipts 800.
Market nominal Good 10 prime steers.
5l0n5, IS; poor 10 medium. 5,o04 ,99i
st0clEers and feeders Z. 75Q4.o0; cows. ] 80
d4.25; heifers. 2-0004-f5: Gamers. -50d
30, bulls. ll5ud.O0, Texas steers. 2-1ju
$50; western steers. 3.0)H4.20.
HOgs-Receipts today, 2000; Monday.
$4,000 Market about Sc higher. Mixed
and butchers 4-Son4-27; good to choice
heavy. t.3544.55; rough heavy, 4l5g 80
light 815Q4. -; bulk of sales. 4.25d4 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. Sheep and lambs
steady. Good TO choice WetherS, 3.d5d
AS; fair to choice mixed. 2.l5a5-l5; west
ern sheep. 2.l0a4.25; native lambs, 4.00u
SIS; western lambs f.l0q5.0o
Kansas City. Nov. Receipts,
500. Unchanged. Native steers, 5-5O05.so;
native cows and heifers. 1.5Od4.I5; stock
and feeders. 25003S5; western steers ..5.
uA10. western cows. l60I260.
HOgs-Receipts. 1900. Market cents
higher. Bulk Of sales. t9o0Afo; heavy
t25af35; packers, 4Z504I5; light, 4-20g
40; pigs. 4.200 80
Receipts. 1000 Market stea6..
Muttons. 325d360: lambs. 42j05.20. range
wethers. 3.O00&60; ewes. l-25aS.l5-
Omaha. Nov. 2S-CattIe-Receipt 100
Market unchanged. Native steers. $500
steers. 2.IOn4.2j; Texas steers. 260d360;
cows and heifers. 2t9N&i5; Gamers. 1-520
$50; stOclSers and feeders. 250m3S0; calves,
3-00Q3.WE bulls, stays, etc. L5o02.I5.
Hogs Receipts. 5000. Market active,
215d5 cents higher Heavy, 415aAzJ:
mixed 4.S0aA35; light A20aI5; bulk 81
sales AGOQA25.
Receipts. 500. Market un-
changed Fed muttons. 3.58fT4.25. west
erns. 3.5004.75; wethers, 3.500A75: ewes.
2.000350; common and stockers. 215Gi
$50. lambs, A750525.
Denver. Nov. Seattle Receipts, I. 500
Strong Beef steers. 25003 go: cows. 1000
go; stockers and feeders. 250a3-60; bulls,
stays. etc 1.50n2.50
Hoge-Receipts. Goa Higher Light
packers. A20d8 81: mixed L2ldA25: heavy.
4.15042e
sheep Receipts. 1000 Stronc Good TAT
muttons, 3O90i00: lambs AC0dA50
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Episcopal.

ST. PauTs Church-Main and Fourth
South streets. The Rev. Charles +. Per-
kins, rector. Services: s a. m, holy
communion; 9:45 a. m. Sunday school;
II a. m. morning prayer and sermon.
An Advent Lesson" 7.2a .. M evening
PRAYER and sermon. Prayer being the
fourth IN a series of sermons on The
Parts and Purposes OF Divine Worship
Monday being St Andrews day, there
Strangers and visitors are cordially wei
coined at all these services. All seats
rwa
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Reorqanized.

! ReOrganized Church Of Jesus Christ OF
I Latter-day Saints-Services ia mission
/ chapel, 22S East Second South street. rs
I follows; Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
/ preaching at I'll q. m and D. m; Scan
dinaVian meeting al p. m.
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Christian.

East and Fourth South streets. Br.
Pinkerton viii deliver the fourth IN his
series OF sermons on the Christian
church al II a. m. The C.. w. b. NJ ac-
companied BY the children. have prepared
a programme OF songs and readings on
missionary topics for the evening service
at 7.45. Sunday school az 1880 b. m
Christian Endeavor ct 6.30 p. m; Junior
Endeavor at Ais o. m. Tuesday. and
prayer service Wednesday evening at
O'Clock. All are Invited 20 attend these
services.
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PresDvterian.

Third Presbyterian ChUFch-C0rner Of
Washington avenue and Eleventh East
street Preaching at II a. m. followed
BIZ SUNDAY school at 12.I5. Junior G.. II.
society at u m. Senior G. +. at Q
o. clock; preaching IN the evening az {
O'Clock. prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 100. Josiah Mccain, pastor.
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- Presbvterian Church.-Corr

First Presbyterian Church.-COrner u
Second East and Second South streets.
". NJ. Paden, d. D.. pastor; John G. Linz
coin. assistant. Morning service ut "a
o. o'clock. Loneliness" Sunday school at
1880 p. M: Junior Christian Endeavor so
Ciety at 4; Senior society at 500; evening
service at 7:45. Christ Knocking. The
public is cordially invited TO ali Of these
services.
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Intharan.

Holy Trinity English Evangelical L.u-
therau Church-926 Sodth Fourth East
street Rev. Herbert Martens. pastor.
First Sunday in Advent. Sunday school
a 10 a. m. divine service with holy com
munion At II a. n. No evening service.
The Lydia league will meet at the home
of Mrs Shugren, 364 East Ninth South
sIreet. ON THURSDAY At 1.90 .. M
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Pacific Coast Grain

San Francisco, Nov. 2S.-Wheat-Dull-
December. 1885; May. 1881.
Barley-sEasier. December, LIE; May,
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Southwest AIission.-Corner OF Second
West and Mead streets Sunday school.
4 -. m: evening service. S o'clock IN
charge of D. ii. TwOmey.
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Treasnru Statement.

washington. Nov. 2s.-Today's state
ment OF the treasury balances shows:
Available cash balance, S21S0So, 1873. Colo,
S116.957130.
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St Johns BIission-Perkins Addition.
Services. Sunday school at p. m. f.
evening PRAYER and sermon at p. m by
the Rev. Charles i. Perkins minister
i'm charge. Mr.. p. w. +. Jennens, lay
reader
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Rntter 40 e

New York. Nov. 2S.-Butter- Receipts,
fOrty-nine packages, Firm Creamery,
16N25 state dairy. 15H2L
Eggs- Receipts. $500 packages. Steady.
Western. 2603S-
Chicago. Nov. 2S.-On the produce ex-
change TO-DAY the butter market was
firm. Creamery. 16A2H2; dairy, 14d19.
Eggs Steady. 230Z6
Cheese-Steady. 1O610lz.
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Baptist.

East Side BaptIs6 Church--Corner of
Third South and Seventh East streets.
F. Barnett pastor. Regular service Of
III a. m: Sunday school a 12:l5 p M
Young Peoples meeting at $50 D. m.
At $50 d. m the Young People viii give
a missionary concert. with special pro-
gramme of music. Monthly covenant
meeting ON "Wednesday evening at 20
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Money. Silver and Finance.

New York Nov. eS-Cl0sa Money on
1aA n0miuai 10 loafts Time loans nom
inal; sixty days and ninety days. per
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Congregational.

All notices for THU column must be
handed IN by noon Saturday.
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German Lutheran Church.-First sun
DAY ia Advent. Services in German at 3
D. m. in Swedish church, corner SecoTsd
South md Fourth East You are cor
daily invited to attend The Ladies' So
cietv meets ON Wednesday. Dec 2 at =
D. m at the home OF Mrs. Effinger 54S
No. First West. J. r. Graebner. pastor,
q5g South Second West
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Phillips Congregational Church-COrner
Fifth South and Seventh East streets.
Rev. =. A. SimpKin. pastor. Services to-
day at II a. al. and ia5 p. m. Morning
sermon, Ones Christmas for Christ.
Evening. song service with solos by
Misses Durham and Grimsden and Mrs.
Mccartney. G.. f. at $3.50: Sunday school
at 1915. Cordial welcome to all worship
ers at these services.
First ational-Public services at
II o'clock. Sermon by the pastor, Rev.
r. l. Goshen. Sunday school At 1870;
Young Peoples meeting at 615. Public
cordially invited TO an services.
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once 142 Main Street CUpstairs).

Representing the Following Wen known
ComDanleS.
Commercial Union Assurance
Co. Of LondOa ...--........... SIS COO 600 @
London Assurance Corporation 20.O000o0 o
Phoenix Assurance CO. OF Lon
don 80. go. ..--.- 49, =. 15.Ooo.OOO 90
Manchester Insurance Co OF
England ----.. $3.50. -.-... .... 1000 900 90
American. Philadelphia -...... $500 900 %
New YCfk Underwriters ....... j.. 80 OC0 %
Standard Accident ms Co... 100000 @
Losses paid through this Agency
exceed $500 900.
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Unftarian

, First Unitarian Society-Services held
in Unity hau, 40 Second East street. II
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Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
Church.-Fourth East between Fourth
and Fifth South streets. Sunday service
at 1889 A. m. IN English and $50 p. m. in
Norwegian. The Ladies society viii meet
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Wit
tenberg. SIS Sixth street. You are cor
daily Invited to attend A. G. H. Over1,
I
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Methodist.

mff NJ E. Church-Ninth East and
First South streets. Preaching both IN
the morning and evening by the pastor.
Special music provided At the morning
service Mrs. +. T. Wood will sing a solo,
Lord, Correct Ne" by Handel. Male
quartette will sing at the evening serv-
ice. Sunday school, 10 a. m; Epworth
league. $50 p. m; PRAYER meeting
Wednesday evening at T:30. Second
quarterly conference viii be held in the
church Monday evening at 7;S0
First Methodist Episcopal-53 East
Third South street. Rev. J. c. bickel
A. NJ S. T. b., pastor. Preaching by
the presiding elder. Rev. DR.. J. i. Lei
Itch, at II o'clock. Preaching at $3.50 p. m.
by the pastor; theme. The Growing
Curse At the morning service Mrs.
Harris viii sing. In the evening Mr..
Peterson viii render a solo. Sunday
school 9:45 a. m; Wesley A. Price, SUI
perintendent. Junior league. p. m. Ep-
worth league. $3.50 p m. Monday even
ing. s O'Clock. mems meeting at the home
Of Mr.. John Menzies, 357 South Second
East Wednesday evening, 7:l5, midi
week prayer service, followed by a mu-
sicale. which will open the Christmas
bazaar to be conducted by the Ladies
Aid society. ~Cordial welcome to all
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Instead Of buying Christ
mas presents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-22
A CONDUCTORS
AWFUL DEATH
Peter MaImstrom's Head Was Com
pIeteIy Severed From Body.
FELL BETWEEN BOX CARS.
Oldest Conductor In Point of Service
on the Hio Grande WESTERN
Leaves Many Friends.

Peter Halmstrom, the oldest freight
conductor In the EMPLOY Of the Rio
Grande this mornlhg fell between two
boScars near bingham Junction and
was instantly Killed, The wheels OF the
car passed over his neck completely
seyering his head from his body. The
details Of the accident are not forth
coming at this time, but the supposi-
ton is that he was waking on the top
Of the boxcars Of his train when be
missed his footing and fell between.
The unfortunate man is well known
ON the system with which he had been
connected for 20 years past. OF late
ne had been running on the freight
train between Bingham and Bingham
Junction. lie resided at Bingham june
ton, where he operated a store and all
so owned a sand bank from which the
Rio Grande secured all necessary sand,
lie was reputed to be man Of oonsld-
cradle means for a railroad employe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-22

west. and beginning July Y the COM
pany win appeatspt Saltair II cons
sists OF 80 people Md VIII put ON such
pieces as Ting Cfysta slipper and
Aladdin. jim Mch are sure to be
much appreclsted'By the patrons OF the
reSort. The perloflnance. VIII be given
from the stage east Of the pavilion
which viii be surmounted with can
opy top and wiulhave 10 side shows az
tached. conducted on practically the
same lines as AZ, C0ney Island. The
company Wih conduct balloon ascen-
slons every other day, and VIII SHOW
the mystic mazes, freaks and other at
fractions The theater viii seat 1000,
so that lake-goers viii be amply pro-
yided for
The bookings at saltaIr during the
week are as follows
Tuesday -trwenty. ward.
Thursday-TB and Twenty
seventh ward VI. IA.
Friday Electrical Workers, Cache
Valley NJ. l. A..
The bathing ut the lake is said TO be
excellent the temperature Of the water
being N degrees Three sections OF the
lighthouses are now In place and lifted
up ready FOR use.
The weeks bookings at Lagoon are
MS follows:
Tuesday Scottish Thistle club
Wednesday-N ofden Literary society
Thursday-B Brigham city Firemen,
Friday Twelfth ward.
Saturday4st. Marks Sunday school
Schiller lodge OF the Friends Of Her
man gathered with their families at
Hlll's grove, south Of the city, yester-
dag and spent the day plcnlcklng.
There were about 500 present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-22
OPIUM DENS RAIDED.
Police Miss the Smokers but COnfscate
Several Outfits.

The police made raid on some Of the
'hop joints on Plum alley on Satur-
day night. nd while they were not for.
tunate enough 10 catch any Of the
smokers, they secured some opium out
fits and hope 10 break up the dens
A two-story shack few doors north
OF Second South on Plum alley was
the FIRST place visited. The Joint has
been operated by Monaghan known
as Or Fat" The police received "a
tip that ne was doing a big business
bhd they determined to raid Il. An Of
feer was placed on guard at the front
door While several went 10 the rear and
Effected an entrance there They had
e. break down three doors before they
got 10 The smoking room and OF course.
by that Cine the hop tends had He'd
The room was filled with opium smoke
and half a dozen cards. black with
the drus were scattered about the
place. The room was fitted up with
Electric push buttons and other de-
vices Tor giving alarms. The outfits
we're conhscated and taken to the POI
Ice station.
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CALDER'S PARK CASE.
Manager Bergermau Appears Before
The County Board.

The county commissioners this after
noon held a short session and consd-
cred the matter Of the revocation OF
the liquor license Of Jacob Berger
man, manager Of Callers Park. Mr.
Bergerman was present and was given
a hearing He stated that he was doing
everything IN his power TO maintain
order and enforce the law at his re-
sort. He has employed two special
deputies 10 Keep the peace and a num-
Der OF arrests have beeH made the past
few DAYS and the offenders prosecuted,
He said that his reputation as a resort
manager at Lagoon and Saltair for a
number OF years should be a guarantee
TO ithe public that he would run a
respectable place. He presented a let
ter from W. z. Read, Superintendent
OF the Consolidated Railway & Power
CO.. In which Il was stated that Mr.,
Bergerman Is using every means In his
POKER TO keep good order The board
took the matter under ADJUSTMENT until
Thursday.