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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-11-20
Boston & Maine R,R
WINTER ARRANGENtNr.
In effect DC obrr T.. 1903.
Trains leave Newport

Trains leave Newport
For st. Iohnsbury at : 90 90 T.,.
90, | % and I'll 81 p. IN K.t8ruat-.
to II 10 10 a. m + 90 and . -7pm.
For Wells kiver at 90 a. no.. D q I.. tn
II - and IL 30 p. m. Return 1T 'g.,
- 30, . So a. m, 3 90, ana O.. 3u.u.W
For Whine River Junct. At Ou q. H.. tm
III 20 =. m. Return at II &c., au4 ,llg
m, AMI +5 p, m.
For Plymouth at : 90 a ru.. 1855 and
IL 81 p. IN. Return at - go aud 5jl
M. and . oO-p. m.
For Concord at 90 n. m, - 10. llg-t
III 30 p. m. Return at : % aud IL ogl4
l > 90, 9 ~ y 80 - p m.
For Manchester at 90 r. 49,. Il -. llgi
4 III 30 p. IN. Return at > UI. DO ~. ll3r
II. m o o6 so 90 p. IN.
For Lowell at 90 a. m. L. -. II % =
II 80 p. m. Return at 3" ~ Ir&9 m,
10 - 10 p. M.
For Springfield. Mass. At = uu q. ul.. u 3
p. IN. Return at % a m. y - o. % u
For Nashua Junction at : Uu 81. ,u.. T. s.
IL 20 * I'll 80 pm. Return az ioo3&uU4
a. m, 81 a 50 SO p. IN.
For Boston at 90 Il. m, ! . 80. II "a
IL 50 p. IN. Return at y IU il. &c.,. Z 3O4
IS 80 p. IN.
Trains leave GrovetOn tor
Lancaster at 10 a. m, - &8S65oo NJ
Return at 40 & ii 81 a. m. ~ . &uu.m.
Littleton at 10 Il. m, = SO, a q 80 p. n
Return at IL 40 Il. M. Il + 80 p. M
Wells River 10 a. m. i ! 3a. a Il 50 q, II,
Return at 8 80 a. m. & 3 80 p. ma.
Plymouth at Z 10 a. m. . . * 6 80 p u.
Return at 80 a. M. X . 90 D.. ia.
Concord at II a. NJ, II 81 a 80 p M
Return at So a. IN. II % y. M.
Manchester at : 10 a. m. II ? . st ~ TO-
Return at o5 y II 81 ii. m
Nashua Jet. : IL Il. M, - 3" 4 6 80 D. m
Return Mt IL Oh a m
Springfield at 7 10 a. m. y 80 70. m. Rs
turn al 9 % a M.
Boston at Is a. m, - 80 ~ u 80 p. nj
Return at 10 a. m.
Ee~ Runs daily. Daily except Muuilr
Daily except Saturday. \ Except Sunday
and Monday. All other trains run daily
except SUNDAY
DANA ]. FLANDERS,
Gen. Pass X Ticket AEt
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-11-20

MI Carnegie announces that Steel 10
VII right That is where Mr.. Carnegie
and the ticker appear to be at odds
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1903-11-20

Lou Dillon OF the Stock Market.
whats good thing to sell in the
marketT one senator asked another.
"Sell little Of that Lou Dillon"
Lou Dillon? am not familiar with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
STRIKE AT TIN PLATE WORKS
strikers Post Pickets and Try 10
Keep All Men Out.

Pittsburg July IA strike at the
Portyue Tin Plate works which began
yesterday, Is more serious than at first
anticipated. Only Two OF the 10 mills
started today The strikers have sta
toned pickets on the bridge 10 Nc
keespou and are attempting 10 keep
out AN the men. The trouble was pre-
clpitated by efforts 90 unionize the
plant So far there has been no serious
outbreak but, fearing violence, Bur
CESS Williams, who has been appealed
10 by the owners, win. unless the strike
81 settled today. ask the sheriff 10 send
a force Of deputies To the scene.
Supt. j. r. ioCk Of the mill. On an in
teryieW. said
We are willing 20 agree 10 the de-
mands OF the men except that we VIII
not reinstate the two employees who
were discharged. Sunday night all the
furnaces win be lighted and the men
Invited TO come back u they 10 not
] have two crews from Cambridge. one
from Pitsburg, one from Martins Ferry
and two from Cleveland on their way
here and we Will operate this plant as
"a non-union mill"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
Enworth Learne Program.

Detroit. July l1,-Beglnning with
watch service at $50 O'Clock t0lay's
program for the Epworth leagueis. who
are attending the sixth international
convention of the league. comprised 81
meetings curing the day and evening.
Despite the early hour there was
good attendance at the morning watch
which was presided over by Rev. ). b.
ToVne OF l'reeucastle. Ind.
40 o'clock four departmental cor-
fertnces began. which occupied the rest
Of the morning, They were on spirit
ual work. missionary work, junior work
and liNrary and social work.
AT the junior conference Rev. A. y.
Mckenzie % Toronto. In ms paper on
"The Problem OF Our Big BOYS and
Girls pointed out the benefits OF a'h-
letics as an adjunct 10 the church ard
Sunday school work among boys Girls.
too, he declared should have their ey-
erCiscs, lessons IN housekeeping, etc,
20 help interest them in their work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
DOOAND PONY SHOW IN TOWN
Lake 10 Remain for Two Days-Performances
Afternoon and Night

There's another show IN town. 1t
came to Salt Lake this morning and
win remain here for two days This
time Il is Norris & Rowe's big show
that attracts attention 1t gave a pa
rade this morning, the like Of which
has not been seen here FOR many day
II consisted Of a grand aggregation Of
cute little ponies pretty little dogs,
several cages Of funny little monkeys,
three miniature elephants, and q num-
Der Of other animals all skilled in the
art Of pleasing the little folks-and big
ones, too, for that matter
The first performance was given this
afternoon, when the big tents on
Fourth South between East Temple
and State streets were filed to over
flowing People came I'M great lunches
TO see the show and went away high
ly delighted with the antics OF the 200
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
County Board
FIXES TAI Leoy
Commissioners place al o. 51GHs for Ill Purposes,
This Being Exactly Re Same as Leop for Last Xeas--
INCREASED Uaaahon Of Property, HotOeuer, IVM Re-
sui m Substantial Increase in Tares.

The county commissioners have fixed
the tax levy for this year for bond in.
terest general and school purposes. The
total levy Is g. mills for an purposes
The county school levy il 22 mills. the
levy for general expenses Is 4 mills and
the % Of min Is for bond interest.
The levy is identioany the same as last
year but the increased valuation Of
property in the county win result in
substantial increase IN the returns from
the taxes
The resolution passed by the commits
sioners Is as follows:
Resolved By the the board OF com
mlssioners Of salt Lake county:
'First-That tax OF 90 mills on the
dollar is hereby levied on an taxable
property In Salt Lake county. for me
year 1908 for county school purposes.
"Second-That a tax Of g mills on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17

performing animals attached TO H. AL
though a complete company OF circus
acrobats. aerialists. riders. and Jug
glers has been added to their enormous
collection Of trained animals ana the
aggregation augmented 20 fully twice
the size OF former years, these enter
prising showmen have carefully guard
ed their we'll earned reputation for con-
Quoting moral and hishclass show.
The lessons Of what kindness and pa
tience win accomplish over dumb ami
mails can nowhere else be 40 thorough
~ taught, II some OF the little tots that
find life 10 irksome Ia attending school
could only witness the animals Of Nor
ris & R0we's big shows nc their school,
they would have enough matter 10
prattle over the entire season The
only difference IN the two schools Is
that the little children are caught to
learn their A Il Cs. while the little
four-f0oted tots are taught to mind
their Ps and Qs
There VIII be another show tonight
and two performances tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
ZioNISTs IN RUSSIA,
Promoters of Movement VIII Not be
Allowed TO Hold Meetings.

New York, July l1-Acoording to the
Russian correspondent Of the Jewish
paper published here, Russia, in its ef-
forts to suppress the Zionist movement
viii hereafter enjoin the promoters from
holding meetings TO advocate their
cause and collecting money. All exist
ing organizations will have to disband
and cease their activities
The reason for this attitude on the
part Of the government is explained by
the correspondent in a statement at
trbuted 10 a members OF the Russian
ministry to the effect that il has been
found instead OF centering all their ef-
forts upon the colonization OF the Jews
ia Palestine, the Zionists have created
"a world power for the purpose OF
strengthening their position IN the lands
where they live.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17

81. John. y. F.. July 1.-THE Canad-
ian government has chartered the New
foundland sealing steamer Neptune to
convey an expedition to Hudson bay
The expedition viii winter at Chester
field inlet. It's object is 10 determine
the availability OF the region Tor
Canadian grain route Capt Samuel
Bartlett. for several years navigator Of
the Peary steamers. Is In command Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
THE POSTOFFICE SCANDALS.
George W Beavers, ExChef of the Salary and Allowance
Division Of the P O. Department has Been indicted blythe
Federal Grand Jury--Warrants Out for Him.

with accepting a bride Of $40. It IL un.
derstood that payments to Beavers
were traced back to the purchase by the
government Of the Brandt-Bent Cash
Registering company. The postotllce
inspectors found that Beavers had a
large account in the Nassau Trust com.
pany. Brooklyn and are said to haze
discovered that checks deposited there
had been given by x-Congressman
briggs The warrant has not yet been
served. and II was rumOred than MT
Beavers could not be found II was
stated that he would have until Monday
to present himself, and that an ar
rangement had been made by his at
torneys TO enter a plea for him at that
time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17

The dollar IS hereby levied on all tax
able property IN sult Lake county, Tor
the year 1903. for interest on the county
bonds Of salt Lake county.
"Third-fhat "a tax Of I mills on the
dollar Is hereby levied on an taxable
property I'm Salt Lake county, Tor the
year 1905 for county purposes, witch
tax includes provision for AMI dehQit
that may exist IN the amount necessary
10 pay one years interest on the coun-
ty bonds IN Salt Lake county ais named
IN the second subdivision OF this resold.
ton.
"Fourth-That the county treasurer Is
hereby authorized % set apart from the
levy named In the third subdivision Of
this resolution. the sum necessary to
make up the amount OF one years In
terest ON county bonds (S23,j0O) above
that obtained under the levy named IN
the second subdivision
'Fifth-That the county clerk II here
by instructed 10 furnish a certified copy
of this resolution 90 the county audi
tor and the county treasurer"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
Dora Wright Hanged Tor Murder

South McAllister. /. r.. July i7.-Dora
Wright was hanged here today. She
mounted the sCafold without a tremor.
Dora Wright. the first woman ever
hung In this section was convicted OF
whipping a seNen-year-old girl, Annie
Williams until she died of her injuries.
The evidence showed that the little girl
had been beaten severely Tor many
months as there were old scars on her.
Some Of these indicated that the Nttle
girl had been tortured with a redhot
poker Both the woman and the girl
We're negroes,
Charles Burt was hanged today tor
the murder OF John Hennessey. an aged
man, who he shot from a bush. Rob
berry was the cause
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
TO HUDSON BAY.
It's Object is to Determine The Availability Of Region as Route
For Canadian Grain Ship viii Enforce Custom Law
Against American WhaIers Operating There

the ship. the crew Of which consists Of
Observation-Disclosures familiar with the
route. The company is composed Of
Canadians. The ship win also enforce
the Canadian custom law against
American whalers who are operating In
Hudson bay This Is the second seal
ship chartered within a month, the
British admiralty having recently SEE
cured the Terra Nova to convey a relief
expedition to the Antarctic steamer
Discovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
Choatc Advised or China's Actions

london. July l1.-Ambassador Choate
has been advised by Sccy Hay OF the
character OF the assurances given TO
China by Russia respe citing the opening
OF ports MauChur.a
II o. believed that the Ambassador
communicated the Information to-
the foreign conference which
was held this afternoon with
Foreign Srcy. I3nsdowue and
that Mr Chuatc cabled the result
90 Washington. Bot the ambassador
declined 70 make public amy uioma-
ton respecting the representations
made, or The views OF Lord f4usioVue.
The foreign olce also declined 90
comment on the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
shores Disbarrment Case.

Butte Mont, July l7-In the course
Of the shores disbarment case today,
Atty. u. l.. Maury. OF Butte, .,.t. ...
for the defense. irstifed fht f
Jesse 3. Roote had told him positively
that Judge Harvey had been s4.Lc.
the Minnie Healy decision that state
Senator j. NJ. Kennedy had paid him
the money and that the money had
been paid In the Offices OF Butte
semi-weekly paper
Maury testified positively repeating
his conversation with Roote, who. he
said, came 10 him during the famous
Rochester suit and said that Judge
Harvey was In trouble and that he,
Ro0te wanted him. Maury TO 20 10
Rochester and get him TO keep his
mouth shut" Maury was attorney for
Rochester.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
Ard Patrick wins Eclipse stakes

London. July l7.-Ard Patrick, last
years derby winner won the Eclipse
stakes at the SandoNn park race meet
ing today. Scepire was second and
Rock Sand, the winner Of this years
derby. was third, Five horses started.
King Edward was present and the at
tendance made a record for the course.
/, is understood that Ard Patrick was
purchased for 100000 by Count Won
Lchrdorff, in behalf OF the German
government
Rock Sand was fayorite In the betting
al to 4. Sccptre was strong second
choice at TO 4. while to was given
against Ard Patrick Creole led to the
stretch where Ard Patrick drew In front
followed by Sceptrc, and the pair fur
nished one Of the finest finishes In the
history Of the turf, Ard Patrick winning
by bare neck. Rock Sand was rid
den by Martin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17

washington July IA special to the
star from Brooklyn, says that George
w. Beavers formerly chief Of the sal
airy and allowance division Of the post
office department. has been indicted by
the federal grand jury, probably on two
counts. 4 bench warrant has been Is
sued for his arrest but has not been
served
WARRANT FOR BEAVERS.
N,y York July IA bench warrant
was issued by Judge Thomas. in the
lliltpd states circuit court Brooklyn,
today for the arrest Of George ",
beavers on an Indictment found by the
federal grand jury, which charges him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
Young to be aforementioned.

Washington, July 1.-THE president
has given directions for the prepaD-
ton Of commissions for the following
promotions iu the army.
MAJ Gen. Young. 10 be lieutenant
general vice LieuL-Ggn. Miles. who re-
tires Aug. s.
Brig Gen. S. $. Sumner, To be major
general. vice MaJ..Gen. Davis 20 be re-
tir.d July .G
Brighten. Leonard S. Wood. 90 be
maior-general. vice Gen. Young. to DO
promoted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
Pope Sho~s
Improvement
He Continues Cames Bseattmg Belief Takes Some NoHr
Shment- He c4ppearS 10 Retam Life Only in His Bril-
liant EyeS Doctors Believe That Il No Complication
c4sSes He MAY Live Tor Gaps or EUen Weeks

lie found the patient, as Pope Leo him
self said, "unrefreshed and tired
His holiness complained that, While
the doctors had promised that his ILL.,
ness would not last long, Il IS now two
weeks since he went to bed.
The pcntif prefers to sit up in bed,
as in that position he feels less or
preston on his lungs and can breathe
more easily,
Or. Ma22oni spent much Of the time
examining him As his holiness Is re-
duced almost to a skeleton If new
operation Is decided upon il will not be
because Of any hope of saving the pa
tents life, but simply for the purpose
Of rendering the death agony less acute.
DOCTORS BULLETIN,
Rome, July IT, $3.50 a. m.-The fol-
loving bulletin mas just been issued by
Pope Leos physicians.
His holiness had during the night
some hours Of sleep together with short
periods Of slight excitement The level
Of the pleuric LIQUID Is maintained With
In the level Indicated without seriously
troubling the pontIn. The physical con-
diton Of the august patient shows no
noteworthy change. His pusation Is
IS; respiration 30 and temperature 1865
centlgrade,
t,AT AZuDNT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
ArmistIce Is Ettended.

soleaud. Venezuela, July 1.-THE ar
mistioe. arranged between Gen. Co
mczz. commanding the troops ~ the
Venezuelan governmentand the rcyolu-
tlonary forces az Ciudad Bolivar, COM
marded By Gen. Rolaudo, which was TO
have expired at midnight today. has
heen extended until midnight Monday
Tie United States gunboat Bancroft
passed Cludad Bolivia today,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
HANNA RELIEF WORKERS BUSY.
Boy Of Felix McKenRa ST. Found Near Pump on Seventeenth
Entry Indications for an Early Clearing ofhe Mine More
Favorable Than at Any Time Since the Explosion

A large cave.ln ives encountered at
the mouth Of No. l6 entrance. The 10th
entry tier Of cars was also found, hav-
ing been blown out into the main slope.
The ears we're a broken and twisted
mass Of wood and iron. The debris
VIII be- cleared today and the 10th en-
try explored About Is bodies viii
probably De- recovered before night
Tho indications for an early clearing Of
the mine are more favorable now than
al any time since the explosion. There
are large quantities Of black damp, but
air cans are taking care OF this.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
RnhnnIc Plngne Increaslnv.

New York July ll.-Reports from
iquiuue say the bubonic plague Is again
increasing. says dispatch from the
Herald correspondent az Valparaiso,
Chilli Five cases appeared on Wednes-
day Thirty.three persons are ill With
smallpox o. Antotagasta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17

Rome July H. G;l6 p, m.-Dr. Lap
POM, answering a question on emerging
from the sick room short time ago,
SAID.
j cannot say that the pope Is better,
hut he is no worse. His condition re-
mains grave, but he may llnger FOR
some time"
Rome, July Il, p, m.-The follow
Ing bulletin has just been issued:
The day has passed calmly enough.
The august patient had intervals Of
rest. and his condition Is a little less
depressed Pulsation S6; respiration,
which is less superficial, 81 tempera'
ture 30 centigade.
teigned) "LAPPONr
"MAkZONl,'
HE SHOWS IMPRoVEN ENT.
Rome. July Il, $3.50 p, m,-''he pope's
condition this afternoon 81 ows some
Improvement. The liquid in The pleura
has not continued TO rise and the doc
tors have decided further to postpone
the operation.
During the night as we'll as through
ont the morning the pope continued
calmer and his breathing was better.
While he does not want anyone con-
panty IN the room the pontiff rings
frequently for trivial causes, thus
Showing beyond doubt his desire for
{ lnpanIUnship He has taken very fire.
Crently sips of meat broth, alternated
With half sp0onfuls Of chicken gelatine.
his urine continues scarce, amounting
In the last "a hours to 30 cubic cent?
metres. When asleep the pontin ap-
pears TO be dead His cheeks are sunk
en-, his eyes are hollow, and his jaws
ere exceptionally prominent the skin
being tightly drawn over the face, The
pope appears 10 retain life only In his
brilliant black eyes though he recON-
cred the lucldity Of his mind this morn
iug and gave fresh proof Of his pow
erfll vitality and memory saying
FEAST OF ST. LEO
"Today is the feast Of st. Leo. have
never failed 10 assist at mass since,
when almost q boy ! came to Rome TO
participate In the jubilee OF Leo MI, |
wish TO hear mass today
The pOnuff's wish was gratifed 10y
Mgr Mazoli In n room adjoining the
Sex chamber. After the visit OF the
doctors the pope said he could not stay
IN bed, as ID made him restless. His
limbs were uncomfortable and he felt
pains all over his body Therefore, he
wished % go back 10 his armchair No
objection was made as the doctors think
that nothing now can do the pope much
harm bur to the uontiff establishment
he found he could not dress himself as
he did some days ago, or walk to his
chair, SD his ever-watchful valet
clothed The pope, and almost carried
him TO the armchair the pontlff fire.
Quently thanking his servants, and re-
marking that they must be very tired,
The pope understands the gravity OF
his condition and says he is ready 20
die. but he does not realize the inn
minence Of his danger as again demon
gtrated when his confessor Mgr. Pif-
feri asked 10 see him The pontin, on
being informed OF the monslgneur's re-
quest. replied somewhat petuantly'
mot now Tell him | shall not die
without calling for him"
The doctors really think that unless a
complication arises the pope may live
for days and even weeks longer.
THE POPE COMPLAINS.
Rome. July II, 9.O5 a. m.--Dr. MAJ
zoni entered the poutiffs bedroom at
lali past O'Clock this morning.
after Dr. Lapponi had reported TO him
how his holiness had passed the night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
Am. Girl Murries a servIan Prince

New York, July l7.-lnformatlon has
been received here Of the marriage Of
the Baroness De Nrey. only daughter OF
Edward Cutting, TO Wallemsr de Con-
stantnoHtch. q Servian prince The
wedding took place ln London The
groom Is said TO be a distant relation Of
the late King Alexander
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
DEATH OF AN 0LD-TlMER.
Hopkins Matthews ST. of Providence
Succumbs to tie Weight OF Years.
Especial to the "News'0

Logan, Utah, July l7-Hopkns Mat
thews, ST., Of Providence, Cache county,
an odtimer and highly respected resi-
dent. died at his home this morning at
the age OF so years and one week. De-
ceased was pioneer Of Cache valley.
and was known as the father OF his
town. lie leaves nine children. all mar
red. He was native OF Wales, but
came to this stale soon after It's settle
ment. The funeral has not yet been an
nounced, pending word from some OF
his children who are absent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
PLOT AGAINST KING CHARLES.

Berlin. July ia dispatch 20 the
Cologne Gazette from Lisbon says that
a number OF officers Of the Fifth Portu-
guese infantry have been arrested on
the charge OF conspirlng against King
Charles. They viii be tried by court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
Automobiles in Yosemite.

Yosemite Valley, July i5.-Maj. Full
mer, formerly Of Chicago but now 0f
los Angeles. accompanied by his wife.
Miss A. l.. Wade and A. C. Stewart.
have reached here 90 an automobile.
being the first party 10 successfully en-
ter the valley In this manner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
Especial to the ''News)

Hanna, July 1.-THE relief workers IN
Hanna mine No. !. reached the main
pump at the 18th entry last nignt Near
the pump the body Of Felix Mckenna'
ST.. was found. McKenna had received
the fun force OF the explosion and while
The face and hands were horribly
burned he was easily recognized. The
BODY was In fair condition and viii be
shipped Immediately to Erie, Colo.' Tor
burial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
Fire at Port Arthur. Texas.

Beaumont Texas. July 17.--Fire to-
day destroyed the Sabine hotel and
natoturium at Port Arthur The build
ing was the property OF the Port Ar
thur t9wnsite company Loss 100000,
partly insured