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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-03
Mrs, Carrie v. Kent.

Especial to TIE Times. Dispatch
WILMINGTON,Y VA, April Mrs, Car-
rie v, Kent. widow Of Robert G. Kent. Of
this county, died at her residence near
here last night at an advanced age, She
is survived by four ohildren-R, Walter
Kent, Mrs. Charming @, snead. Mis-
Thomas w. Baker, Of this county and
Mrs. William Flanagan, of Orange coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-03
SamueI Watkins,

Especial to Tho Times, pispatchl t,
CHURCH! FDAD, Tt4n april S.--samuel
terday afternoon, He leaves q widow
aud children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-03

Obituary Of Captain William James
Dickinson,
Captain William James Dickinson died
at his home near Sake. Charlotte cQun,
~, va. on the sd OF January, 1909, at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-03
"A. ]. Miller.

HTaIF IA ~, W NIWCT'
Especial to Tho Times. Dlspatch.) $
pANVILLE, VA, april IA, y, Miller.
a we'll known citizen and plumber, died
at his home III Patton Street sudden-
~ at noon to-day, In the soventy-second
year OF his age, Mr., Miller was q ms
tive OF Orange county. but had made his
home In Danville for q number OF years,
George Cooper,
Especial to The Times, p.spatch) d
YAsIITI. Va, April S.-George Cooper
county, on Sunday night after long
illness, He was q son Of George w,
Cooper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-03

xxi SMITHS CROSS ROADS. VA, April
t2--A1rs. J. M. Ryland Of this place, died
to-day after a protracted illness she
was tho daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. ].
Priest, Of Invermay, Va, and Is survived
BY her husband and i've children.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

In i6ren muIerifden 1lnifprmen unb
fpdnifhen Roitiinen f9loHen fi9 an,
unb Der 8aiier fties Die su ben pGpitz
li9en Gemd4ern fiibrenbe Scala gaoz
bile btnalf, estorttrt bon ben S6tpeiz
5ern, tpdbrenb mttteldlterli9 gefleiz
bette rpalafrenteri" unb r8uiTplantt"
pordnl6rttten. Nuf iebem Sreppens
dbfab unb IN iebem Der su bur9f9rei=
tenben &eprdientdtionsfGle purbe ber
.Roifer bon b0beren Sof9argsn em>
pfan9en, unb es f9loFen ii9 dnbere
geiflt9e unb tpeltli1e WiirbetltrGger
an, bis Der @obeltnfaal erreiGbt tpar,
in benz bic @belgarben Mahe bielten.
Der bienittbuenbe @ebeimtdmmez
rer Monftgnor ScapinelIi bi Gez
suigno, behen brei 8olleeen ii9 in
ben pdpitlt4en 3immern befanben,
ging ieBt DOraus, nm Gr. 9etltgtett
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23
Aailer 25l6elm III gonr.
8pe proteaniie 6errfder tint @afan Der Gnpfane a6nie
Gbmaros Gnsano Der Saer Detf6lanb g(uoien3

aur ginfabrt in bic batifdniiGen
9Dfe iebr Diele 5enltnariiten, 36gs
linse flertfaler Snititute, MDn9e unb
RDnnen, Betitli9e u1b Nilger it9 be-
fanben, bic ben Wonar4en nit 3uru=
fen begriiBten.
Qlls bic @asen in ben bp9gelege<
nen, BON ben 3affaelf9en 2oggien
umapgenen DamaIusbof einfubren,
prdfentirte Die bier aufgeitelte pdpitz
li6e a5ulaitgarbe oas @etpebr, ebenfo
elm 3ug pdpitlt9er 8enbarmen unb
Der Datttanif6en Syeltertpebr. Der
Muiorbpmus 5r. 6eiltsfeit, Moniig<
nor @agiano be N3ebebp, besleitet BON
ben 9ebeimfdmmerern Baron b.
S9onberg : 9fptb 56Dnberg unb
@rafen Mtlbelm Orpfte gu 8tf9ez
ring, empfingen ben &ailer bsim 8er=
laifen oes Magens. Die 9of9argen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

f6tnoren Grinnerungen, bic febr
aft tparen, aber fe6r fiib. 1tnb tpenn
Sic tpiiBten, metn 9err, ipie tlar Der
9eilige @ater trDB ieines Differs mod
1T!
rNIs id i6n berlieB, urtarmte er
mid = unb eintge Sage Ipdter, als
i9 meta bunbertifes sSabr bpIlenbet
bate, funbte er mir feinen fpectellen
Segen. Das mar fir mid bic grDbte
aller Gbrenbeaeugunsen, bic gu neir
nen Gbren i'm sanaen &anbe BET bieier
9elesenbeit berunftaltet ipnrben. -
So, mein 9err."
go fpra9 fie 81 mfr, bieIe CUTE alte
@Guerin, bic In ibrem hoben Mlter su
elmer 70 eisenartisen @telInng gefom-
men unb Die obnt l1ntsrbre9ang mir
ibre GradNuns mittbetlte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

tion, alf Der bas aarbindlitaatsie
staridt befanntli9 beftebt, tpesbalb
audi felt benz Worgen bic &aifsrftan<
barte siiber benz Quirinal einee5ogen
mar 10 begletteten ben nit bier
prd6tigen f9par3en Eratebnerbengz
fen befpannten Oaumpnt Masen,
in benz Der Raifer nit benz Rronprinz
5en fab, nidt rnebr bic fOniglidhen,
fonbern faiIerlide 2eibfiirafiiere,
pdbrenb berittene Gardbinieri bebnfs
bes Siderbettsbienftes ben 3us err
0ffneten.
Die glGnaenben uniformen. bic
.bltBenben 9elme unb Banaer, bic
buriten 2ioreen Der 5tallmeiiter unb
Der GpiBenreiter erregten bie unper<
fennbare 8eipnnberung bes publiz
funts, unter benz biesmdl, nauentlth
auf bem petersplab unb bon bier bts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

sSn gort, bds an Sagen unb ae-
f9i6tlithen grinnerungen reid lit, Bat
Der 8egenitanb rileines. 8eTu9es, bic
bunbertid6rige Mnnd Moroni Suf1i,
felt Dem 6. Sctpber 1902 9elebt. Die
Mduern ibres Mpbnbaifes lebnen fih
gegen 2 BON ben a 'SGulen, pel6e
einen alien senpel bes &aitor UNI
pollur ftiiben.
SD fanb Mnna Moroni Suihi, als.
tie aerabe auf Der serdunigen Serraffe
Dor ibrem 6aufe fth forIte. SIR
Spbn @iacomo, troB ieiner so Sabre
Elm trdftiser Wann itellte mid ibr
por.
sMhutter, bier lit Elm 9err aus
Rom, Der Did au fpreGen tpiinfdt.4
@hnelI, nit elmer duberorbentltden
gnergie, erbob ii9 bic alts Nnr,e bon
ibrem 5tuhle, ftellte ii9 serabe aiif
aiie rtid1ttee ii'',,iirr mir FIRE teanb, bic atndr
DeripeIft unb absenagert mar, aber
n1einen DRUID nod frGfttg ertpiberte.
Sic mar in einen braunen tpDllenen
'5buipl eiugetpifelt, abr run3liges @es
itht ilmrabmte tofett Elm tpeiBes
6Gubden. 0nna Moroni Euf@ fdh
MIDI einen Mpnent nit einem 8lide
an, beifen iugeTbli9e 2ebbdftigfeit 5u
ibrem alten Musfeben in f1arfeu,
@egenfabe ftano. Damn fraste fie nit
elmer sbiinnen, I4rinen, Elm tpenig aitsl
ternben, dber bod Haren s5tinrme
ibren Sobn:
r@iaeorno, bieien 6errn baft Dni
mir nod ME Dorber norseiellt2"
eSbr @pbn erflGrte mir ben @runb.
AT bieier sSrnge. Mnna W2Droni 5heint
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23
GemaIbe bon s. 5. I5aooeus.

bic gsdbe bes boben 8efu6s su mel
ben. Der Ratfer burdf9ritt aipif6en
bem Maiorbpmns unb benz Sberfamz
merberrn ben fiinften Saal, ipo ii9
bic 8if9Dfe bon Sulba, Mains, 2ims
burg uno Rptbenburg aufgeftelt batz
ten, uno ben Sbronfaal, Der bon
@hrens unb 9ebetmfdmmerern mar,
unb betrat bds r8ebeimpor5intner" /.
Sn bem Iugenblid, in benz er iiber
bie S9tpelle f9ritt, trat audi SEQ
XIII. in bds @oraimmer, in beTen
Nlitte betbe einanber beseenetsn.
Der Gdifer pernetete Ii1. Ser
breiunbneun5igidbrise popIt. Der tn
tDetBer Soutane, in rotbfamtenem
bermelinbefebten S1nlterrlGntelcben
nnb tpeiBem 3dpp6en mar, erfdBts
tbn Bel Der &e9ten unb begrubte i'm
nit ben Worten: ~gs freut mid,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

fi6 auf ibr @e6d6tniB Uiel einsubilz
ben unb fie lit itol3 bdrauf, ii9 iebes
menfden, nit Dem lie einmal In Be
riibrung getontlnen ipar, fpieber 5it
erinnern, Da iis mid ni6t fannie,
fpurbe ite Elm tpenlg auf9eregt, ba Tie
ntAt ipuBte, ob tie mid ,pirtli9 5um
erften Male lab, ober ob lie mih ber@
geifen haben ipllte, unb bas tpiirbe ibr
grpbsn Summer bereitet hdben.
@iacomo beruhigte fie nit etnigen
Morten; Sann erfu9te fie mid, MIDI
reben iie gu feBen. sic itiibte bic
@llsnbDger amf hire &niee, betste
RDpf unb Ghultern bprtpdrts, legte
.ibr &inn in tire 5Gnbe unb begann
nun bie llnterbdltung nit benz I'm
esStalienifben febr gebrdudli6en Jras
aeiDorte: nDnnaue@ WnnO
SCI SCI ertlarte ihr ben @rnnb meines
8eiu9es, faste ibr, bab i4 Elm Sour
nuliif mare, unb boffe, bon ibren 2ip=
pen bic @ei9i1te ibres 0erfebrs nit
2eo XIII. au bDren. Darauf er5dblte
iie, pbne irgenbpelde Gegenrebe, mir
NIT ihrer. f9arfen, fldren, sitternben
Stinsnle Solsenbes:
sd bin gu gori, bier in bieIem
1dufe am s. Sttober 1902 geboren.
Gbenfo fpie icb. bat tneine Gamilie
tets bier gelebt. SD tpurbe in benz
fleinen RlOfter r3um glten 9eras
tbsr, ipel1es am ginsang bes Dor<
fes Tebt unb beren Sberin 5u iener
s3eif Donna SereId profperi Buaai,
bie Tarlte nliitterliMerfeits BON eHSnaz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

fonGre, tpeI9e bic gotft6aft besgpan1
geliums 5it ibren germanif9en 8et>
tern nd9 9eutf4ldnb tragen. ct.
9allus, Der fl. ssribolin unb gplums
ban f!nb In Der S9tpeta unb in 5iibs
beutI9lanb tbGtig. Qlber Der Mpoifel,
Der i'm Ser5en 9eutI9lanbs eetpirtt,
1T 8onifattus, Der Npoftel Der 9euts
f9en, Der Mdtna CUR metrppple erbos
ben, tpie Der I'll. &tlian Miir8bnrg our
8H9ofsitaDt erbob. 0ieie MpoItel,
lie famen atpar bonn 2dnbe Der Mngels
fa4fen, aber ibre Genbung erbielten
iie bon Rom. benz Wtittelpunfte Der
Gbriitenbeit; fpeaiell Der 81. Bonita.
thus BON 8regpr Ii.
yaa9 ben Mngelfa9fen unb 9ers
maren famen bie GIapen an bic Heibe.
Mbrfan Ii. iIt es, Der Metbpbtus unb
gbrilus au ben @poiteln Der Slcpen
mahte hr'ie Mifpfns I. ben bl. Mnsgar
gum Mpoitel bes Norbens, fpe5ien Der
ffanbinaDif9en 8Dlter.
l1nb tpie es bic pdpite getban in
europa, 10 baben AUDI lie Die erften
8lanbensboten eeIdnbt in ben fernen
Often 4iiens, nah gbina unb Supan.
in bas ssnnere Mfrifas, ioipie mad
Mmerifa nnb Muitralien,
glur DDriiberssbenb lei bier sefast,
ipel9' unf9dBbare gerOienite fid bic
9dpits in europa geianlmslt baben
burb ibre 5kllunsnabms sesen bic
siirtsn. Gaft 500 Sabre lang be-
brOhtsn bic Eiirfen europa nit einem
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23
dim gecci, benz beutigen gapff 2so

dim gecci, benz beutigsn papff 2eo
Kill, mar, eraogen.
SD be5inne mid febr tpobl, baB
Der tleine SDd9im, ols er 5tpei pber
brei Sabre aft mar, Dfters mad benz
Gonpente nit feiner Mutter fam. Sd
mar bamals IL Sabre aft. llnb meine
tleii1en SSreunbinnen nnb ib dmiiiirz
ten uns, inbem mir rMama1 nit benz
&letnen fpielten. Meine @efpielen
aus iener 3eit iinb leiber alle tobt.
go fommt es, boB ieb bic sinaige mod
lebenbe perfon BIN, pslne ben fleis
nen r8dmbtnello1 Soa9tm auf ibren
Mrmen getrager unb gebGtf1elt bat.
rSpdter berlpr i9 Tim ndtiirliders
tpeiie aus ben Mngen. Gr fpu1s berdn
unb ipurbe Elm griefer. Sd perbeiz
ratbete mid; bon neinen Ginbern
lebt nur nod bos iiinsife, meine @iaz
como.
r9Ils Soa1im pecci pdpF aeo
XIII. tpmrbe unb ih in r1einem OIL
ter cine Mrt Grrioiitdt ber gla1bar=
f4aft tpurbe, fanben ii9 piele periDs
nen, tDelhe iiber MIDI gu benz pap't
fpraGsn. Gr mohm es... asDhss sssnz
tereiIe an ben @euBerungen unb
Sprdb ii9 babtn aus, bab I'm 0ine
bIif auf unfere ainbbeit er fem.
Moblgenogenbeit mir beipetien
mD1te.
so fam es, bab er mir I'm leBten
Weai eine 5pesialaubien5 getpdbrte,
ipelde cine febr lange mar unb I'M
0erlaufe berfelben mir bic 9ergans
genheit Dpr unferen Nugen beraufbes
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23
eea XIII. mad bem 9emaIos bon sb,abalb ebartran.

Jm IeBten 2ebensidAre ~ bapffes
FeIlten ft9 sipei prote teeantifd3s 6errs
f9er als 8efu9er ifb Natifdn Elm.
Mm 20. MpriI 1903 tpdrbe R6nis Gb-
,parb BON Gnelanb tbm 9apH ems
pfcngen. 2ebterer itdnn auf keinem
9bron unb ftredfe i3nem silt bte
pans gum Grube entassen, nAs felt
Rnut benz GroBen ieihem enolifhen
RDntg in &om nebr ipibtrfabren
mar.
Rura barauf, Inn 8. Maai, fteGte
fi4 Elm dnberer gefrDnter Gaff Elm,
Raifer WtlbeIm. @eine 8eqleitung
mar dubsrft 5ublreib, fie, beltanb aus
ben beiben sprinsen, benny 9fet6stans=
Ter, bem GeneralFeIbmarfAoG Grafsn
>. Walberfee, bem Ober6Dfmarf9aG
@rafen au Gulenburg, pen General
abiutantsn .. Meifen,| b. @sboG,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23
'9ugsHoerinlrernllg
eiaer &,.ns ertiabrisha.
FttsKattraak1kxkxs1xstsozssts5ytrrxSst

patis, ben 90. esanuor. Qlus Gpm
fpmrnt ole yeadri6t bon Dem SoDe
elmer bunbertiGbriaen aran. peIs6k fi1
rii6mt, Dor so ssabren ben papk Seq
Kill. auf i6ren Qrmen oetruqssn sn
baben. Giniae Saae bpr fbrem EObe
bate elm Berihterffatter Des .yEno be
paris" eine 1lnterrebunq init ibr, be-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23
glus Der Weihidte oes Tapitt6nlns.

weit Der Meifiion i'm g5merz unb
ssranfenreid begniisten iih bic gGpite
niht. papit @1leftin /. fenbet nd9
Srlanb bic Glaubensbpten pauabius
unb patricius. Gregpr Der @rpbe
erblidte einft gu Rom dlif benz 5tIa=
penmartte etntge frGftise Mngelfa9
fen, bic ibn gum Mitleib betpesten, 10
baB er bic MiiIioniruns Der Mngel=
fadfen in Mnsriff nabm. Sofort
finb Muguftinus unb feline @efGhrten
sreit, bic Mpoftel Der Mngelld1fen
ai tperben. l1nb balb lieferll sSrldnb,
gnalanb unb @4ottlanb eigene Mlifz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

grobsrrmsstrteg, Der biellst4A etnsu
sroben 99et1 hes fiibltden GurDpa ben
Siirten 8efibert 6Gtte, ipGren ni9t
blr4 bic gdpfe bic Rreu5siiae Su
Stdnbe gefomnter, tpoburtb man DDn
ber Bertbeibtgung gum MagrtFf iibsrs
gtng.
DIE pGpite Urban H., her ouF bem
Ron5il DON glsrmontp 1896 gum ers
ften Rreuasus geprebist, bis uuf pius
", Der Den Sieg Bel 2epanto 1911
su Stanbe gebradt, finh bis wer.be;4
bigger Der Gbrtit.nheit ges.n ben Sss
lam.
Derseifen fsi ni9t, mas bic g}dpFe
getbar fir Runif nnb WifTsnf&ois.
Nt9t MIR tn Stalien tuben bic pdp1te
bic 1lntDerfitGten ins 2e6en gerufen.
ssnnoeens III. III Ser @rfinher ber
unipriitdt BON gats. Clemens ".
bat 5efftnrmt, Dab bic freHrben @pra.
hen baran bO3irt perben follsn unb
audi Spbann xxi. 1T Elm srsber
Gonner Der Parafer alntperiitGi gene,
fen. glifoQaus ~. griinbete bi. lint.
oetiitdt orn MontpsIisr unb Clemens
v. bieienfge DonOtFsuns. Sn Drltfds
lunb CAB es i'm Sabre 14O0 bret llni.
Deriitdten, bic rein pdpftfide Stifhn,
gen paren; bieienissn ppn 9eihsIRag,
RDln Rno grfurt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

Srbr. b. Genben, benz Oberitanmeiz
iter 8rafen b. Mebel, benz Gbef bes
Militdrfabinets @rufen b. Siilfers
9defeler ltnb 5tpDlf dnberen 6erren
bes Wiilitdr@ unb 3ipileefolaes, auz
Ber bem9efanbten Srbr. b. gfotenban
unb feiuen beiben HGtben, bic iicb por
benz MDndr6en i'm @atitan eingefnn=
ben bdtten.
9luf benz 8ese iiber ben gorTo
11mbertD, Gorfo @ittprip gmanueIe,
bic Siberbriide, bic 8prgoitrdbe unb
ben Beterspldb ertpteien bic italieni=.
fden Sruppen bic militGrif9en'
@bren. Da dber felt ben 8prmittaa,.
dls Der &aiier it9 gum Gottesbienit
nod Der 8otf9dftstdpelIe anf benz
8opitol be9eben bdtte, feline Gisen=
f4dft als @ait bes ROnigs BON Sta.
lien dfs fnspenbirt gait - etne sgifz.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

Cure Moieitdt spieberauTeben," mes
rduf Der Raifer entgeenete: ,Gs mas
mein lebbufter Mun19, Cure Seiltg.
felt in 10 gutter 8efunbbeit tpiebersna
ftnben." Damn begriiBte 2eo XIII.
au6 Die beiben Prinaen unb rfiibrte
ben Monar9en in Iein &abinet, no
etna 5todn5ig Minuten bouernbe nns
terrebuns unter bier Gugen ftattfanb.
9ana9 tpurben bte prtnaen unb se6n
Minuten fpGter bds taiferlt9e ges
folse etn9efiibrt unb benz Rir9enpbtr.
bdupt porgeitellt. 2eo berebrte fstnen
fiirftltGen Gdften brsi 8ilber aus Der
bdtitantf6en Mofaitfabrit; Der Rai.
Ter iiberreidte als @egengeIfxnt
f9Dn etnserabmte photographers
4nii4ten bes Doms bon Mtb.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-06
COURT AT coALvILLE.
Judge Morse Dispatching Business in
Expeditions Manner.

CoalvilIe Feb. 5.-The town is filled
with lawyers, jurors and litigants Just
now, for the district court is in session.
Judge Morse is dispatching business in a
manner that is delighting the taxpayers:
To the attorneys who have requested
him to continue their cases on account of
the short term, he has offered to hold
night sessions of the court.
On Monday the law and motion calendar
was disposed of. Today demurrers 10
the complaints in the following cases
were Overruled:
Mary Pugmire VS.. L. P. Coal Co.
John Contos VS.. L. z. Coal Co
BY stipulation the case of the state VS..
Fred Edgington was continued for the
term on account of the death of defend
ants father. This case will probably
be dismissed.
Carrie Watson left the court room this
morning with a light heart and decree
diVorcing her from her husband, Patrick
P Watson. The custody of the only
child, $3.50 dlimony, payable in monthly
installments of 80. a $50 attorneys fee
and house and lot in Park City were
also awarded her.
Thomas Mathews VS.. Daly-West Mining
company; case transferred to Salt Lake
City.
Jennie w. ellis was appointed admins
traitor of the estate. of Duncan ellis.
A jury was impaneled this afternoon
to try the case of August johnson VS..
u P. Coal company. The plaintiff was
injured about year ago in one of the
defendants coal mines in Cumberland,
WyO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-06
Mr.. HOBSON EXPLAINS
His Eyes Will Not Stand the
Strain Required in Con-
Struction Work.

New York, Feb. 5.-Captain Rich
mOnd P. HobsOn of the United States
navy, who was in the city today. said
he had information from a reliable
source that legislation which would
have enabled him to go on the retired
list had been called up in the house
naval affairs committee at Washing
ton by Congressman Bankhead. The
congressman represents the Sixth Ala
bama district, in which Captain Hob
son lives, and the captain said he be-
leved, on information that had come
to him. that Mr.. Bankhead's opposition
was due to his political interests. Cap
tain HobsOn said that construction
work in the tropics, where the refiec-
ton of the suns rays on the water is
intense, had impaired his eyes. He had
been invalided from a Manila hospital
after being forced by weak eyes to quit
work. THE construction work re-
quired of me- said Mr.. Hobson, lis
just the kind which my impaired sight
has made me unable to perform. There
was nothing for me to do but retire or
resign, for could not go on attempting
work for which I was physically as
qualified. My application for retire
ment was approved by the construction
bureau and by the president, and all
went well until it reached the house
committee OH naval affairs, on which
Mr.. Bankhead is a member. The op-
position in that committee left me no
other course than to resign.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-06

CACHE FARMERS ASSOCIATION.
Constitution and Bylaws to Undergo
Revision

Logan. Feb. 5.-The annual meeting of
the Cache Valley Farmers association
which was organized last year. occurred
this afternoon. The election of officers
for the ensuing year resulted as follows:
President. Carl NJ. Nelson of Greenville:
vice president, a l. Hyer of Lewiston:
urer, David Murray, WellsviIle; executive
committee, W. w Jones. w L Allen.
Thomas Irvine, Willard Larsen and Will
liam Sparks
The work of the association. during the
past year was altogether unsatisfactory
and a thorough discussion of the matter
resulted in the discovery of the fact that
the constitution and bylaws We're not
clear nor comprehensive enough. At one
time during the discussion. dissolution of
the association seemed probable. One
speaker pointed out that the opposition
AMI to organizations which oppose private
enterprises had deferred many farmers
from joining the association, and others
gave discouraging reports. Finally a
committee of five was named to revise
and amend the constitution and bylaws
and report at another meeting.
The committee is composed of these
gentlemen: James Meikle. Smithfield. F.
NJ. Stephenson. Lewiston; w. H. THAN
and James Mortimer of Logan and Thorn
as Leishman of Wellsville
The county commissioners fixed the
salary of the county physician today,
placing it at $3.50 per month
These marriage licenses were issued to-
day: Alexander Pool and Mary z.
Swainston, both of Whitney, Ida; Niels
of Weston. Ida; James J. Thompson. "A.
and Lucettia Shumway, 10. both OF
Charleston; Frederick w HOffer. 2S. and
Mary Z. Charles, 26 both of Logan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-06
CLOSE GAMING HOUSES
Police Stop Gambling on Short
Notice-AgitatiOn Before Leg
islature Assigned as Cause.

Because the gamblers refused to stand
for a raise of $25 per month in their fines.
the police ordered all the gaming houses
closed last night. Consequently hOrdeS
of Observation-Disclosures paste-board artists
walked the streets and exchanged compii-
mentary remarks concerning Samuel
Paul. chief of police
An indirect cause OF the order to close
Is thought to have been the bill which is
pending before the legislature, granting
to the mayor of the city the power to re-
move the chief Of police whenever he
Chief Paul called into his private office
at O'Clock last night Police Captain
Burbidge and Sergeant Eddington.
You see. said the official who calls
up the station by telephone while attend
ing to mis- business at the barn OF the
Salt Lake Livery & Transfer company,
lit is this way. These here legislators
have heard that all the gambling joints
is running. l have tried to regulate them
like / did when / was chief before. l
fined them all 800 month, then raised
them SO They stood the raise. and TINS
month ! gave them another 80. There
they baked. They refuse to pay. and
since the legislature has talked about the
must be stopped in Salt Lake 1t IS
against the law and against the moral
welfare of the young men of the city
The captain and sergeant then pro
gambling resorts and ordered the pro-
prietors to close. Grumbling was heard
on every side. but the order had been IS
sued from headquarters and must be en-
forced All the officers assumed an ig-
norance of the affair. They were no.
aware they said. that any gambling had
been done in Salt Lake. ana did not see
how the houses could be closed when none
were open.
The interruption of the gamblers occu-
patton is thought to be only temporary,
and it is believed that they Will be per
rnitted to resume as soon as the agitation
subsidies
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gle which the patriotic citizens of Della
ware without regard to party. nave mace
against the common enemy of the honor
and institutions of our state, the under
signed Democratic members OF the leSlS-
lature have determined to sacrifice ali
affiliations and for the sake of our be-
loved state herewith pledge ourselves 10
cast our votes for any two OF the FOL
towing members of the regular RepuDH-
can party whom a sufficient number OF
the regular Republican members of the
legislature may select for us as United
States senators for the long and short
terms respectively: James H. wilson, Dr.
Louis n. Ball, Anthony Higgins, BenJa-
min Nields, William 9. Spraunce, Henry
A. Dupont, Charles F. Richards, l. 9.
Dupee, E. c. Bradford and H. r. Thomp-
SON
The withdrawal of Addieks leaves the
senatorial muddle in peculiar situation.
If the regular Republicans do not accept
the proposition of the twenty-One Union
Republicans for a general Republican
caucus, then Addicks again becomes a
candidate. If they do accept it, it is be-
ueved they will have no chance to name
a senator from their own faction for the
reason that the Addicks Republicans will
force the unit rule calling the right of
the majority TO select the caucus nominee.
Meantime the Democrats, ga ger 10 de-
feat Addicks, may induce the regulars
to accept the proposition to support two
men selected by the regulars. Nothing
viii be done before tomorrow morning at
10 o o'clock