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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-08

Beck gave a review of the Sign OF the
Cross. bringing in many interesting
historical points. Before adjourning the
following resolutions were adopted,
Whereas. Death has entered the farni-
" Of Mrs. Matte Ward. 3 member of our
club. and taken from her home her be-
loved mother, Mrs BTereton;
Resolved, That we tender Mrs. Ward
our sincere sympathy in her affliction.
and that COPY Of these resolutions be
placed on record
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Spiritual Church.

The independent Free Thought Spirit
ualist church viii hold their regular Sun
day evening services at Federation of
Labor hall at o'clock. Lecture ard tests
as usual. All friends and investigators
are cordially invited.
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German Evangelical service at the East
Side Baptist church corner Third South
and Seventh East. Preaching at 9:45 a.
m; Sunday school. 2 D. m All our Ger
man frien Is, strangers and children are
cordially invited. Rev. q. A Zimmer.
pastor. Residence. SIS East Second South.
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East Side Baptist Church. corner Third
South and Seventh East streets. +. Bar
and at 7:30 p. m. The choir will sing
The Lords Prayer by Hoyt, and Hear
Ye. o Israel" by Buck, in the morning;
and in the evening, Come Unto Me- by
Shipper. Sunday school at 1915 p. m;
Young Peoples meeting at $40 p. M;
weekly prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 1880
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Presbyterian.

Westminster Presbyterian Church. $50
South Fourth West street, between First
and Second South. Rev. ]. Richelsen, pas
tor--u a. m, preaching by the pastor;
$50 p m, evening service; IBIS p m,
Sabbath school, 1:30 .. m. Endeavor
Christian EndeaVor Monday evening.
lecture by Dean Eddie on The Eternal
City" O'Clock Admission free, under
the auspices of the Brotherhood of An
drew and Philip. Wednesday evening,
lecture by pastor az o clock. Thursday
evening. entertainment and social given
under the auspices of the Young Mems
League. All invited.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First Congregational Church. corner
First South and Fourth East. Rev.
Clarence 7. Brown. paSIOr.-MOrning
service at II O'Clock; Sunday school. 1890;
vesper service. special music by the
choir at < O'clock
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Baptist.

First Baptist Church, corner Second
South and Second West, Rev. d. A
Brown, misunderstanding at II a. m and
7:30 .. m. by Revivalist George w. Shea
for Mrs. Sheafor will sing at both serv-
ices. These two meetings close the Sc
rtes of meetings they have been conduct
ing. Their labors have been most Won
derfullv blessed and the most interest
ing and fruitful the church has ever eX-
perienced. Baptism at evening service;
Sun4ay school at l2:15; F. J. Lucas, SUI
perintendent. B. Y. P. u. at $50; We'd
nesday evening at 7:30. regular midweek
prayer service. A welcome to all.
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z. M. C. A.

1t o'clock this afternoon the Rev. T.
W. Pinkerton will deliver the third of
his series of addresses On the Teach
ings of Jesus before the mems meeting
at the Young Mems Christian associa
ton. Subject for today, Jesus Teach
ing About Reporting and Forgiveness
All men are cordially invited.
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service; after service. S:45 D. n: Monday
evening, z:30, mems meeting at the home
OF Judge George F. Goodwin. Wednesday
evening. 7:15. teachers meeting followed
BY prayer meeting at rs: Friday evening
4:4o, choir practice: Saturday afternoon
att O'Clock. quiet hour. Cordial invitation
To all these services. Seats free
The African NJ Z. church A Franklin
avenue B. r Mcintyre pastor-Preaeh-
Ing at II a. m and s p. m: class meeting
at 1880; Sunday school at D. m: Chris
tan Endeavor at p m, Tuesday even
ing, literary; Wednesday evening. prayer
meeting. Thursday evening there viii be
mask social; each person attending
viii receive a valentine All can come.
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian Society.-Services held
in Odd Fellows hall, near new -pOstoffice
site. Market street. at II a. m; Sunday
school. 12:15 D. m: subject of sermon,
Faith by Rev. w H. Fish, jr. Music
by Unity choir. All invited. Unitarian
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Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints--Services in mission
chapel 22S East Second South street. as
follows. Sabbath school at 10 a. M;
preaching by Elder W. H. Kelley at IL a.
m. and Z D. N.
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Church Music.

Miss Edna Cohn viii sing From the
Depths" by Campana, at st. Marks ca
thedral this morning.
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Rio Grande Chapel. Second South, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West---Sunday
school at $3.50 p m. Miss Bertha Moore,
superintendent.
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Holy Trinity English Evangelical Luz
East street Rev. Herbert Martens. pas
tOr--Septuag eSima Sunday Sunday
m; no evening service. You are invited
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Our SAVIOR EydhSelical AIIIleIa al.
and Fifth South. A G. II. Overn. pastor
Sunday services at 1850 a. m. in Eng
lish and 800 o. m. in Norwegian The
Ladies society will meet next THURSDAY
afternoon with Mrs. Wittenberg. SIS Sixth
street. You are cordially invited to at
tend.
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PROVO CLUES.

Utah Sorosis met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Speckart. Mrs
Partridge read a paper on Balzac. Mrs
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First Presbyterian church. corner Sec
ond East and Second South streets. W.
NJ. PadeD. pastor; John c Lincoln. as
sistant pastor-Norning service. II o'clock
Does God Carer Sunday school. 1879
p. m; Junior Endeavor society. 4; Senior
society. $50; evening service. 7:45-"The
Spirit of Fire" Seats are free at all
services and the public is cordially il
vited.
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corner Indiana

BURLINGTON Chapel, corner Indiana
avenue ana Navajo street. sunday sc4iOol
at 3:15 D. m. G.. J. Badertscher superln-
tendent; Friday evening service at 1880
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Evangelical Lutheran service in the
German language every Sunday at
Swedish Lutheran church. corner Second
South and Fourth East streets. We bid
you welcome. J. r. Graebner. pastor.
Residence. 500 East Seventh South. Tele-
phone. 1260-H-
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Episcopal.

All notices for this column must be
handed in by noon Saturday
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Lutheran

Southwest mission. Second and Mead
streets-Sunday. school, p. M; preach
ing service. 7:45.
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Handkerchiefs.

LADIES Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs, with Il and Il hem
stitched edge. Worth 25c
liberation f7n
sale price ............& ~
LATEST Novelties in Colored
and Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. The value is 75c each.
Alteration 94n
sale price ..................G OV
PURE Linen Unlaundered Con-
vent Made Handkerchief
regular price Z5c. ffo
Alteration sale price. -. i IL
GENTLEMEN'S fine soft fin
ished Cambria handkerchief,
narrow hem; value is zoe each.
Alteration fEn
sale price .-..-.........4 VO
GENTLEMEN'S fine Gamble
Handkerchiefs, with narrow
hem: 10c kind. On
Alteration sale price. $3.50. OJ
GENTLEMEN'S Pure Silk Plain
Initial Handkerchiefs, soc
value Alteration 900
sale price .....-.,......u cO
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Stationery.

HURLBUTS Initial Paper and
Envelopes; beautiful linen.
cream wove, initial in gold.
Alteration 1gc
sale price -----.---..-. GOS
HURLBUT'S Sterling" one of
his best grades; ruled cor
respondence paper; 1Sc grade.
Alteration so
NEW YORK Linen Tablets, let
ter size. cream wove. ruled and
unruled. Alteration 1Qr
sale price ...-............. AOS
PRISCILLA" Tablets. cream
wove. satin finished, ruled.
Alteration IA
sale price .-..-....-......... -
ROYAL SCOTCH" Linen Tab
lets. small note size. cream
vOve, ruled or unruled.
ALTERATION Or
sale price .................... "
CEDAR WOOD Pencils. Alter
alton sale price. e.
per dozen ....-..............U "
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St. Marks Cathedral. Rt. Rev. Abel
Leonard, s T. D., bushop; Very Rev
James B. Eddie. B. D.. dean.-Septuage-
ss1ma. Feb. 8. 1893; a m. holy commun-
ion; 9;z5 a. m, Sunday school; II a. m,
morning prayer and sermon-'"The In
fluenee of Appreciation on Christian Serv-
ice; $50 p: M, evening prayer and fifth
IN series OF addresses on social upright
soEsneSS, the subject being Gambling /;
$50 p. m. B. S A meeting for Bible
study in the vestry rooms The public Is
cordially invited to attend the services.
Free seats.
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Episcopal.
st. Paul's church, corner Main and
Fourth South streets, Rev. Charles E
Perkins. B. D., rect0r.-Services. s a. m.
holy communion; 9:45 a. m, Sunday
mon. subject, Sermon on the Mount" T;
130 p. M, evening prayer and sermon /;
subject, THE Gospel for the Day" The
public is cordially invited TO attend these
services. All seats free.
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Infants Wear.

WHITE NAINSOOK Short
Dresses. fine pleated yoke,
feather stitching insertion,
worth s1.25 and $1.35, 07n
Alteration Sale Price -. URV
WHITE CAMBRIA Short Skirts,
fine tucks and hemstitching,
worth S5e, Coo
Alteration Sale Price -. VOV
LONG WHITE SLIPS. Nainsook,
yoke trimmed with feather
stitching and insertion, tucks,
etc, $1.50 value, Of tn
Alteration Sale Price ~ AZ
LONG WHITE SKIRTS, trim
med with fine tucks and inser-
tons, embroidery edge, $1.37
value, nQo
Alteration Sale Price -. JcG
LADIES OUTING FLANNEL
Night Gowns, fine stripes. col
ored embroidery trimmed, $1.25
value, OHo
Alteration Sale Price -. oGG
HEAVY OUTING FLANNEL
Gowns. plain colored yoke and
cuffs. $1.75 value, az ID
Alteration Sale Price - Al y
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Art Department.

CUSHION Rufles of Brown Art
Denim with silk feather stitch
ing; 43c a piece fQa
Alteration sale price ......AOe
REMNANTS of SiIkaline. Den
inns and various Art Materials at
ONE-HALF PRICE.
DECRIPTIvE birth month
Cushion Tops Regular price is
Alteration sale price 10C
ALL LINEN Centerpieces, a
inches square. net center. 75c
Alteration sale price -.-... O0S
NEW CoIored Linen Table Cow
ers. Battenberg borders,
stamped. Regular price is $50.
Alteration Sale ON
Price .....----....-s-OA "
BRASS Extension Rods. vesti-
bule style, "A 10 36-inch extern
sion; 1Sc value. fnm
Alteration sale price 1885,. &Ue
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WHITE, Cream, Ecru and
Black Appliques, worth from
S1.50 to $500 a yard. 0oa
Alteration sale price JOO
BLACK and White Chiffons and
Silk Yokings, worth up to $500
R RiF sa5a1 sale price 49,. SIC
CREAM Oriental Laces. 4 to s.
inches in width; dainty, ef-
fective patterns; soc and SOC
grades. Alteration 1Qn
sale price -----.-....-.---.GC S
NAINSOOK Embroideries and
Insertions: &c. 25c and soc
values. Alteration fQn
sale price .................4 "
NAINSOOK and Muslin En-
broideries and Insertions.
worth 1Sc and zoe a yard.
Alteration sale ia
price ------.- ---..---.v-. = a -
EMBROIDERIES AID Inser-
lions. worth Sc and Zoe a yard.
/ to inches wide. En-
Alteration ssle price, "
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The Lace House Go.
Hosiery.

Hosiery.
LADIES' Seamless Black Cotton
Hose, feeced, f1n
Alteration Sale Price -. 90
HEAVY Onyx Black Cotton
Hose. silk fieeeed, high spliced
heels and soles. soc kind. Q7a
Altera ton Sale Price .....V w
FINE GAUzE Cashmere Hose,
Onyx" black, double sole,
spliced heels, z5c grade, AQn
Alteration Sale Price -. 1vV
GENTS Onyx Black Seamless
Cashmere Hose, splieed heel,
double sole. csc grade, 11n
Alteration Sale Price -..GGV
BOYS Heavy Ribbed Cotton
Bike Hose. double knee, splieed
heel and sole, 35c kind, GQH
Alteration Sale Price ....- 6VU
MISSES Fine Ribbed Onyx
Black Cashmere Hose. double
knee. spliced heels and soles,
soc kind, 97n
Alteration Sale Price ....GfO
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Kffif Underwear.

MISSES white wool mixed Union
Suits, Florence shape, $1.00
grade. A7o
Alteration Sale Price -. 3lG
BOYS and GIRLS fine ribbed
Cotton Vests and Pants,
fieeced. 35c grade, G7n
Alteration Sale Price .....HfV
BOYS and GIRLS Natural
Wool Vests and Pants, worth
to 75c, AQo
Alteration Sale Price -. sou
LADIES fine ribbed Maco Cot
ton Vests, worth soc, A7n
Alteration Sale Price. 1tU
LADIES Pure Australian Wool
Vests and Pants. White and
Gray, worth $500, Of %
Alteration Sale Price ..p 4sUO
LADIES' Fine Ribbed Mixed
Wool Union Suits, Florence
shape, $1.75 value, CT 10
Alteration Sale Price ..R Lao
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St Johns Episcopal Mission. Perkins
addition, Rev r. H. Barnes, minister in
charge.-Septuages Sunday Sunday
school, 2:45 p. m; evening prayer, 4 p. m.
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St Peters Episcopal Mission, Fifth
North and Fifth West. Rey. r. n
ma Sunday.-Sunday school, p. m; even
ing prayer, p m; g. f. S. candidates
Wednesday. 2:30 o. m, at the residence of
Mrs. Roberts, 655 North Second West.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-02-13
REFUSES TO PAY AMERICAN CLAIMS.
Minister Powell Informs San Domingo he
VIII Not Submit to Delay Any Longer.

San Domingo (SpcciaD.-A public
meeting has been held under the aus
pices of the Dominican government to
consider the demands Of the United
States, made through Minister Powell
for a settlement OF the Clyde Line and
Ros claims. The meeting declared that
the government of the United States
should not interfere in the cases ana
that the Clyde Line and Ros should
settle their differences with the Don't
nician government in the courts here;
1t was decided to send the minister OF
finance, Senior Emiliano TeJera: TO
Washington to announce this DECISION
to the government of the United
States.
Meanwhile Mr.. Powell continues to
demand a settlement Of the claims, re,
fuses to accept the terms proposed AMI
has announced that he will not submit
to any further delay. 1t is asserte l
here that the Dominican government
is seeking to cvade By all possible
means a settlement OF the American
claims.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-02-13
| creign.

King George and the Council OF Minis.
tcrs OF the Saxon Court have decided
that the former Crown Princess Louise
cannot see her son Christian, who Is
dangerously i'll.
Deputy Lasics, all antl-Semitlc, oio%
in the face in the corridor OF the Frencr
Chamber of Deputies and a duel Will Dc
the result.
DR.. Lewald, commissioner Of Germany
to the St. Louis Exposition, in an ad,
dress to manufacturers at Stuttgart, sac
they could achieve great success at St
Louis.
Christian de Wet informed Score
tary Chamberlain that he would foster
spirit of discomfort against the British
government in the TranSvaal.
The European powers look askancc a
the action of the Sultan in modifying Z
large army in Macedonia
Tohn N. Carroll, United State conSu
at Cadiz, Spcin, died OF consumption.
The Turkish government is taking {
record of steamers available for use a:
TRANSPORTS should it be necessary to Senc
troops to the European provinces in con-
rcction with the Macedonian troubles.
The Brazilian forces have captured
Puerto Alonzo, in Acre, where Bolivia
has heretofore maintained custom
house. Bolivia is said to have rejected q
proposal by Brazil for arbitration.
Emperor William and other members
of the royal family and the German gov
eminent attended the Potato-Alcohol Ex-
position. in which the Emperor is greatly
interested.
During a row in the Hungarian Par
lament a deputy accused the Minister OF
National Defense of cowardice IN refuS-
ing TO fight after he had lnsulted HIM.
Tie Liberal press in London blameS
the failure of the Alaskan Treaty on the
inability of the British government to
understand American sentiment.
1t is reported that the Moorish pre-
tender. BIZ TIamara, is prisoner iii the
hands of the tribesmen, who want to Sc
him to the Sultan.
The trial of Gcnnaro Rubino, the ltal-
ian anarchist, for attempting to assassin
ate King Leopold Of Belgium was be-
gun in Brussels. -.
The Spanish Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs denies that any representation;
have been made to the Cuban minister
At Madrid regarding the hosting OF thf
Cuban flag over his residence.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-02-13
Caught at Last.

New York (SpeciaD.-Byram H.
Winters, for seven years in charge OF
the customs bureau at the postotiicc
here, was arrested on charge Of en-
bezzling money belonging to the Unit
ed States. The alleged THEFT is over
$1,000, and the time extends over seven
years. Collector Stranahan was the
complainant. Winters was held in $Io.-
900 bail by Commissioner Shields for
trial, examination being waived. Gel
lcctor Stranahan made this statement
concerning the arrest: "Byram IL.
Winters, a c'erk in the cus!omhouse.
who for seven years has been in charge
OF the customs bureau at the postofilce;
has been found short IN his accounts.
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THOUSAND PEOPLE PERISH
A Mighty Tidal Wave Sweeps Over
Society Island.
HURRICANE RACES SEVERAL DAYS.
Eighty lsI,nds Devastated by the Wind and
Waye-Makeno and Hao Completely De-
populated-0n hikata Island, Where I'oSd
wer. Engaged In Pearl Diving, Nearly
Hal th. Number Were Drowned.

San Francisco Especially News of
terrible loss of life in a storm that swept
over the South Sea Islands last month
reached here by the steamer Marlposa'
direct from Tahiti The loss of life IS
estimated at 1000 persons. On January
"a last a huge tidal wave, accompanied
by terrific hurricane, attacked the DO
ciety Islands and the Puamoto group
with fearful force, causing death and de-
vastation never before cqualed i'll a land
Of dreaded storms.
The storm ragged several days, reach
ing its maximum strength between jan
uary ID and January 10. From the
meager news received at Tahiti up to the
time of the sailing of the Mariposa it is
estimated that 1000 of the islanders lost
their lives. 1t is feared that later ad-
vices will increase this number. .
The first news of the disaster reached
Papeete. Tahiti, January 20 by, the
schooner Eimeo. The captain OF the
schooner placed the fatalities at 500. ! ne
steamer Excelsior arrived at Papeete the
following day with AGO destitute survl-
vors.
The captain of the Excelsior estimated
the total loss of life to be 600. These
figures comprised only the deaths on the
three islands of Hao, Hikuera and Ma
kokaa. the ordinary population OF which
is 1900. On Kikura Island, where 1000
Inhabitants were engaged in pearl-divlng,
neorly one-half were drowned. On an
odiacert island 100 more were washed
out to sea.
Makeno and Hao are accumulated.
Conservative estimates at Tahiti place
the number of islands visited by tidal
wave and hurricane at 60. All Of them
are under the control of the French gov
ernor at Tahiti.
The surviving inhabitants are lett des.,,
titute of food shelter and clothing all
having been swept away by the storm:
The French government, upon receipt
of news of the disaster, took prompt
measures to relieve the distressed DIS
tricts and dispatched two warships with WI
fresh water ard provisions. The ltallar
man-of-war Calabria accompanied the
French vessels on their errand of mercy
AS the supply Of fresh water and pro
visions was totally exhausted. by inc
storm, it is feared that many lives VIII
be lost before the relief ships can arrive
So far as is known, eight white people
were among the drowned. =.
AS the islands were barely 20 Tee
to,,o "a, to,.ol and were not SURROUNDED
bv coral. it was necessary for all the IN
habitants to take to the cocoanut trees
when the tidal wave began to cover th'
land These trees grow to an immense
height. many reaching all altitude OF Iot
feet, All of the lower trees were covere,
by the raging seas, which swept WITT VI,
pitiless force about and over them. NJ
natives in the taller trees were safe unti
the cocoanut roots gave way, and tne'
they too, were swept out into the sea-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-02-13

feel nervous about sleeping. do you:''
"No," she replied. :, 81 do not feel
rervous. I think I am becoming
somewhat accustomed to danger; and,
as you say, must rest and prepare
for to-morrow's events.
"You will occupy that alcove be-
hind the bronze screen" l said.
I noticed that Gambok SHELLS eye
balls wavered.
She went behind the scene into the
alcove. 1 closed the screen, and drew
a couch across the front of it. I lay
down on the couch and tried to rest.
+ did not dare go TO sleep. Gambok
SHELLS wonnd was not necessarilYd dan
gerous, and he might be shamming his
weakness. If 80, he was capable OF
getting away to the yacht during the
night, and perhaps killing us both be-
fore he went. But by half doing a
few minutes at time I managed to
rest little.
Nothing disturbed the night. Miss
Arnold on one side of me and GamboS
Smell on the other slept soundly. !
was glad both could do it, for 1 was
anxious-for divers reasons-that both
should be in good trim in the morn
ing.