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The Savannah morning news., 1903-11-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

If YOU WISH TO BUY OR BUILD
a home with money at less cost than
paying rent, come and see me. j. l..
Whatley, Bay street, east. Georgia
110
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE


WANTED, TWENTY SALESLA-
dies; must be Al; state experience,
where employed married or single 'Ad-
dress p. o. Box POI.
WANTED, A COMPETENT HOUSE
girl. Apply 315 Huntingdon street, east.
WANTED, WHITE GIRL FOR
general homework. Apply IL East
Taylor street.
WANTED, BRIGHT, INTELLI-
GENT WHITE GIRLS TO LEARN
CIGAR MAKING; WILL FAY SO PER
WEEK AT START. AMERICAN CT
GAR COMPANY, SAVANNAH, GA,
CORNER BAY AND JEFFERSON
STREETS.
GIRLS-SEND NAMES AND AID.
dresses of five girl friends and get nice
gold ring. Speciality Co., 1872 Ridge
wood avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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FOR RENT, STORE, NO. 1875 BAY
street, east; possession given at once.
Apply to Horace Rivers, Drayton and
St. Julian streets.
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Al FINE BLACK AND TAN FEE
male dog, months old; Belgian hares.
white abbits and guinea pigs, at Card
ner's, is Broughton street, east.
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Time, O:27, o:54. 1:22h.


by ito
off
given
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SEE THE LIBERTY 81 WATCH AT
]. T. Wilensky's, IL Broughton street,
east: selling for only Is cents.
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FOR RENT-sToREs.


LARGE STORE. CORNER BULL
and Liberty street lane, two closets
and large room in the rear; this is one
of the best locations in the city for
most any kind of business; will put
store in condition to suit desirable ten
ant. Address Superintendent Georgia
Hussars.
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BUTCHERS, ATTENTION - FOR
sale, one COW, two bulls, two calves,
cheap to quick buyer. GAO President,
east, corner Reynolds.
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wANTED--BoARD.

COUPLE WITH TWO SMALL,
children want board in private family.
Address. M. o. Postoffice Box 335.
ROOM AND BOARD, BY TWO
young men; permanent II suited. M,
this Office
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SCREENS FOR DOORS AND WIN
dows made to order to ft any size
opening; bronze wire, pearl wire, paint
ed wire; can furnish in the different
woods. Call on US or telephone los.
A. s. Bacon & Sons. Bryan and Whit
aker streets
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YOUNG MAN WANTED HAVING
some experience in typesetting; one in
job office preferred. Address p. o.
Box Bill
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PROSPEROUS DRUG BUSINESS
in growing South Georgia town for
sale. Address Medicine" care Morn
ing News.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
STBNOGRAPHIC WORK, NEAT
ly, accurately and promptly executed
j. Chambers, room, 10 Southern Ex-
press building.
MACTINIST, TWO NEW YORK
men; good all around: desire position;
shop factory tools of experimental work;
city or country. Address 105 West
York street.
WANTED, POSITION AS DRY
goods or grocery salesman; experience
in both best references. Address w.
A. Sullivan. Lee, Fla.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION
as cashier or bookkeeper; experience
and good references. Quick, care News.
BICYCLE AND AUTOMOBILE RE-
pairer, looking for employment, city or
country; New York man. Address j.
B. Neville 222 McDouough street.
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PURE GEORGIA CANE SYRUP BY
the barrel, gallon or bottles in cases.
G.. M. Ryals.
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Personal.

CORNs, C0RNs, CORNs, AND
bunions modern, humane methods.
Hamilton, Footculturist, 121 Brough-
ton east
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07

limbs and abdomen frequently swell,
piles do their annoying work there is
vertigo, palpitation of the heart and
debility
When any Of these warning symp-
toms are experienced, the use of Paine's
Celery Compound viii do wonders for
anxious and suffering women. Paine's
Celery Compound used regularly for
few weeks viii build up nerve force and
physical strength. tone digestion. keep
the kidneys and liver i'm working con-
ditiOn VIII Danish gloomy fears and
give sweet sleep. 1t has saved thou
sands of women from terrible sufferings
and death. Miss Annie Pasold of De
Witt Ia. tells how Paine's Celery Com
pound made her mother well and strong.
She says:
My mother was taken very sick by
approaching change of life and was con-
fined TO her bed for seven weeks. We
employed the best doctor, but his ef-
forts were of little avail. She could
not keep anything on her stomach,
could not sleep and she wasted 20 a
shadow. We procured a bottle Of
PainC's Celery Compound for her. Its
use gave grand and W0ndTOus results.
She soon slept well at night. got strong
err and her appetite returned. She is
now well and strong and does her work
with pleasure. She would not be with
out Paine's Celery Compound for any
consideration
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07
RETURNED FROM ABROAD.
n. W. Matthews and Party Arrived
in Boston Monday.
Especial 20 The Hera.dl

Especial 90 Lue Eerd.Q.l
Boston. March 6-H. w. Matthews Of
Salt Lake city and party arrived in
Boston Monday on the Dominion line
steamer Canada, from Liverpool Mr.
Matthews party numbers forty three,
seventeen of whom are missionaries of
the Latter-day Saints and the re-
mainder converts to that church, who
have been gained in Germany, Holland,
Great Britain and the scandinavian
countries. Mr.. Matthews has been in
Great Britain for tWeuty-eight months
iu the interest of the Latter-day
Saints and Is returning I'm good health
I'm spite of a very rough passage across
the Atlantic. He said the officers Of
the steamer considered fl one of the
toughest trips on record but the
steamer was very comfortable and the
entire party were well cared for
Others from Utah were w. Fl. Smith
Mrs. Anna III. Smith, Edward Simpson
and Mrs. Harriet Simpson and Master
MILFORD of Salt Lake City. William
Bowthorpe of Murray Joseph Lindsay
Of TaylorsviIle A. N. Taylor of Provo,
Mrs. AWE A.. Van der Steer. Mrs.
Aartje A. Van der Steer. Miss Johnson
and Master j. g.. Van der Steer Of
Ogden Bareud Unck Jacoba Unck.
Misses Jaanyte. Josephine Gertrude,
Elizabeth. Johanna JOhannis Unck.
Isaac Wagstan. Miss Nephi c. Walhl-
strOm. Rasmus Rasmussen. Stephen
Newman, Gustaf W. Teudt Dan p.
Thueseu, James d Hughes. Alex
Elggvist. SOren C.. Christensen. Will
ford Christensen of Salt Lake City and
William BOwthOrpe of Murray.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07

The last days of the rush are inter
estiug. Naruishers, painters and fix
. e-makers are completing their Ia
bOrs. The effect is already striking i'm
its elegant simplicity. The appearance
on entering the store of Keith-O'Brien
company win be one of ease, then as
constituent The eye sweeps the entire
floor and clerks and shoppers can be
recognized iu any part of the building.
The show cases and shelving are built
along original lines.
A woman of ordinary height can sec
over The tops of an displays The rear
is Not dark as in the case OF other
stores, but is "a wall Of glass. The iron
pillows are siIvered. the walls white,
and eight skylights and front and rear
being of glass the building is lighted
perfectly.
There are no square corners. The
/ front show cases are rounded with
quarter circles I'm fine plate glass, and
semI-circles mark the ends of the cen
ter cases the most difficult I'm glass
making The offices for manager and
clerical assistants are In semi-circle,
and of two floors. il represents archi-
tectural ingenuity The wide panels Of
mahogany are from the widest boards
Goo that wood ever shipped west To is
as elegant as fine bank Office. The
fixtures are elaborate plain and rich.
Every case and counter rests on ar
tistic copper legs Dust cannot accu-
mulate. AN cases contain electric
/ lights which Eliminates from recesses
beneath silvered edges and top strips.
The balustrades are simple i'm design.
The cloak and fitting rooms are in
novatious and as restful as Pullman
car eQu.pmPnt Even here mahogany
is in evidence. The millinery quarters
are a revelation. The silk room for
evening silks IS an inviting retreat The
stairway is original IL is a circle and
the steps. which start from the en-
trance. divide 40 a point halfway down
and wander iu seml-circle TO the broad
landing near the basement floor. where
they unite and go the balance Of The
journey hand in hand. The ratings run
In graceful curves around the circle 90
the bottom and then sweep upward 10
the posts When you come 90 the
opening be- sure and form the acquaint-
ance of this particular mixture Of de-
lightfuI curves and lively bends and
see whether it or they belongs or be-
long 90 the singular or plural gender
When you leave the bottom steps you
are Immediately al the entrance 10 the
abode of Madame Jones. where gowns
are created into dreams Of everlasting
delight j. p. Poulson made the fix
lures from designs by II. p. Pearce,
who carried out the ideas Of Manager
Graham.
The basement is In keeping with the
FIRST floor iu appointments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07
GRAND JURY QUESTION
Three Judges Of the District
Court will Take the Mat
ter Up Today.

The three judges of the district court
VIII hold a meeting today Tor the pur-
pose of considering the adVisability Of
calling a special grand jury Such a
request was made Of the bench by a
mber of prominent citizens some
weeks ago. They advanced the idea
that il would be a good thing TO have
the morals of the city investigated and
the offices of the county officials looked
into.
The petition was filed with Judge
Morse of the criminal division. Al that
time il was impossible for the judges
to take the matter up and it SOM
Manipulated until two or three days
ago, when Judge Morse and Judge
Stewart discussed it in an informal
way AS Judge Han was not present,
decisive action was deferred. Tt is
probable that some action win be TAX
en- today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07
EIGHT HAVE SMALLPOX
Mrs. FaWsOn and Seven of Her
Children Have That
Disease.

The home Of Alfred FaWsOn is a verb
table ISOLATION hospital Seven chill
dren and the mother are sick with
smallpox Several days ago Mrs. FaW-
son came down with the disease, and
the entire family was quarantined.
Shortly after that three Of her children
becames lex and Yesterday four more
of them developed the disease The
father and two other children are eN-
pected to become indispOsed any time.
The children who We're yesterday re-
ported 90 The board of health are
James. aged Il, Ellen. IS, Alfred. %,
and George, l5 years of age. The other
children who have smallpox are IL, rs
and q years of age respectively.
Where the mother contracted the dis
ease is not known. When the board of
health placed the family under quar-
fnune an effort was made 90 induce
the children TO become vaccinated, but
they refused They laughed al the idea
of their contracting the disease, saying
that they would rather nave smallpox
than be VaCcinated Even after the
first three children of the family broke
out the remainder declined to respond
10 the wishes of the board of health.
Two other cases were reported 20 The
board One of them was r. H. Hardy.
aged 40 years He resides at l49 East
Ninth South street His case Wag called
90 the attention of the board by some
unknown person. who used the tele-
phone. When q health officer called
upon Mr. Hardy it was found that his
case was an old one that he had had
the disease for almost two weeks. but
neglected to notify the authorities
Mr. Hardy took no precautions to
prevent the spread of the disease. 1t
is said that he did not keep within his
house, but went out of doors and mln-
gled with other people to such am ex-
tent that the board of health is look
Ing for am outbreak of that disease in
that section of the city
The number of patients at the iso-
auon hospital was augmented yester-
day by the presence of Earl Shimming.
aged ID who lives in the rear of 72S
south Fourth East street. He walked
into the health Office. complaining that
he felt ILL., Clerk Smith surmised that
he had smallpox and instructed him to
return home and remain there until a
physician could call and examine him.
When the diagnoses showed smallpox.
Swimming was sent out to the isolation
hospital.
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Hamilton Again in Trouble.

District Attorney Dennis C.. Eiehnor
received a letter yesterday stating
that Floyd Hamilton who shot and
killed a man named Brown last sum
mer in an employment office on First
South street, is in Jail in Tooele coun-
ty awaiting trial on The charge of as
sault with a deadly weapon with in
tent to do bodily harm. Justice of
the Peace Snyder held him in $1,000
bonds. In a saloon in Ibapah, i'm the
Deep Creek country. Hamilton, it is
said. had some words with George d.
Felt and Albert Lawson. He ran be-
hind the bar to get a gun TO shoot
the men. when he was arrested. Bar
keeper Huhord. who had long whisk-
ers. attempted to stop Hamilton and
the latter grabbing the hair almost
pulled them out of his face.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07

lions D.. p society 10 onward LAIRD.
part of lot 3. block DOS, plat D-.-.-.elr-I1
C.. ID. Harding TO Alfred r.. Dyer,
part of lot 4 block 81. plat C..,..... $50
David Johnson ct al. TO John ID,
Johnson, ct AL, lots TO y, Dlock
l04, Sandy .. .-.-...... ......-...-..
G.. a. Graebcr 20 Clay Eimer, lots
and %. block l. tirdeDer j. ID. ...,,.. bIJ
Frances SUTingCT To- s.. n. Arnrsenr
lot S. Burr Oak addition ...-....... 10
Lydia A. q. Thatcher 90 Mary IT.
smith. As feet by o rods, lot Z. block
SS, plat A s..-----------.--.-.- --...-.-- a''Uo
Soren p. IT, Andersen no Christine
Andersen. part of southeast quar-
ter section -. township i south,
range J east p. ...... .......:,....
Sarah Walters 90 Joseph Z. Murphy,
24SXul2 rods southeast from north
west corner lot 10. block ?. Ten --.
acre plat A -.....-... ----------- 80
Hubbard Investment company 20 -
p, Wenaas, lots 10 20 IL, block 10,
Oakley 90 -- ...---... ......- ...s-......
Edward r. Ashton to Louisa NJ.
Erskine. lot 10. block .. Franklin .-
w b. Bennett 10 Mes Rasmussen,
part southwest quarter section %
township Q south, range west 80. 70
Leo Hunsaker 10 Ierese III. LdrD0ck,
part of lot l. block z6. plat B....--.-
Annie Brazil 20 William NJ. Elllolt.
lots T. % and 49, la Netd place ....-. 90
The GrOesbeck company 20 the Saus-
bury company. part OF lots and D.
block I'd. plat A ,..-.-.-.---
Mrs. A. S White 90 William Bowler.
lots Is to l5 block 63, sandy -...... 19J
William Bowler to Fred 81. Paulson,
lots l3 % T. block 90, Sandy .....-.. ID
Abraham Wardrobe 60 ELIZA Hume,
et AL. part of loT 3. block IS. plat u j
Louis III. FarnsWOrth 10 Mathew II.
Walker. One-third interest ln me-
acres southwest quarter section 81
township ] north. range ] vest. 5000
Coreen Garner To George q. Cannon
association lots - and 20, block g.
West park ---.-.-.. 'aJ
John s. Cox to Jane y. Kidd, Tot TO-
block J. Jones subdivision ......,.., so
Thomas Gerard TO Mrs. NJ a.
Shafer 3IaXl0 rods lot 3, block ~ $500.
plat b 90 .....-....-.-.- -----.-.--- -s"Y1
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Distriet Court NO..

Charles H. Erickson. aged 16, will
be tried today as to his sanity before
County Clerk John James and Drs.
Mayo and OdeI. The complaint was
sworn 10 by Mrs. Ellen Perry Of Gem
ter ward. with whom the boy lives
He was employed in the bOttling de-
parment of the Fisher Brewing COM
pany
Judge s. W. Stewart announced yes
terday that he would not call his law
and motion calendar today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07

Besides being wonderfully successful nurse Mrs Hoyt
prominent member of the United Order of Foreers OF Duluth
and also of the Order of Eastern Star, No. SO.
Ased nurse like Mrs HOyt who has great opportunity to Judge
the value of different medicine would have used the KpOo
Remedies in her own home unless she knew them be reliable
That her faith in Sagwa and KckaPoo Oil well founded IS
shown by her letter If you all down, have Dyspepsia,
Kidney or Liver complaint e seePes have Heart Trouble
anv disorder arising from poor blood Kcapoo Sagwa will
store YOU to health and happiness wonderfully short space Of
time You lose nothing by giving it trial. for all KickaPoo
Remedies sold under positive guarantee that your money
will be refunded if you al not satisfied
Kckapoo Oil the favoute family niment is quick for
all pain It's not greasy strong smelling but pleasant cologne
to use It reaches the of pain every time and stops
bottle the house much sickness and suffering It's sold
at the peoples price of IS cents bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07
Nash pivorce Hearing Postponed.

There VIII be no preliminary pro-
ceedings in the Nash divorce case TO
determine whether he is to pay his
wife temporary alimOny. When the
case was called yesterday by Judge
Hail. when Nash was supposed 70 have
shown cause why he should not be
made to contribute TO his wifes sup
port pending the final determination OF
the suit, his honor announced that the
matter had been postponed, that no
further action would be taken until
the case came up for regular trial.
which viii probably be some time in
ADril
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07
miss Wilma woods.

Sacramento. Cal, March 6-Miss Nirna
Woods. who dramatZed Ouida "Strath-
NOR" for Miss Virginia Drew Prescott,
and which play was produced ia San
Francisco last week az the Republic
theatre. died at her home iu this city at
noon today. She returned from San
Francisco last sunday night suffering
from "a cold which developed into penu-
monIa.
Miss Woods was also the author of
"Horatius, "a Roman tragedy which
Frederick Warde produced last season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07
SUGAR GOES UP so CENTS.
The Cause of the Sudden Increase Is
ApnarentlY Unknown


Au srades of sagar have been advanced
80 cents per 100 pounds, A notice OF the
Jump was received yesterday by d. Vs..
Haywood. the local representative OF the
Western Sugar Refining company
The Increase makes cane grauuiated
sugar worth $40 per 100 pounds. f. Cd. b..
san Francisco. and beet grauulated SfEl.
under the same conditions. The freight
rate Ou sugar from the Pacific coast TO
salt Lake lS Oh cents per 200 pounds
IL is not known what caused thr sudden
and unexpected rise. lt may br attributed
20 the influence of the trust. or the
scarcity off that product. There is a pos
sthIity that the product of the smaller
Teflnerles on the Pacific coast has been
exhausted. and that that Is the direct
cause of the jump. And iJ ls also pos
alh-c that the sugar trust is boosting
prices
For some time past there has been a
secret cutting of prices, both here and on
the Pacific coast. To prevent that ia the
future, OF tu regain the losses sustained
by the cutting, prices may have been sent
up Cd cents per 100 pounds.
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Argue Payne Demurrer Today.

The demurrer to the information
against DR.. r. S. Payne, charging him
with causing the death af Anna HILL
the school teacher. viii be argued to-
day by Attorney Wanless for the de
PENDANT. and District Attorney Dennis
c. Eichnor. If the demurrer is sus-
tanned the charges against the
physician viii be dismissed. If it is
denied. DR.. Payne viii be compelled
to stand trial The arguments VIII be
made before Judge Morse, who will
try the case if the demurrer is de
MED.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07
CARINET MEETING-

Washington. March 6-Secretary HAY
and Attorney General Knox did not at
the session lasted one hour and a half. &c
is understood little business of import
auce was under consideration. Both Sec
Rotary Moody and Postmaster General
Payne, who win leave early next week
for am extended trip JO the West indies.
had "a few departmental matters to clear
mp before their departure, but they said
nothing of Importance was decided.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
James Stettauer.

Denver. March G. James Stettauer.
prominent club man and fnancier of
Chicago. has died at the Mercy sauitar-
ium iu this city of blood poisoning. re-
sulting from "a scratch inflicted on his
neck when shaving. THE injury was re-
ceived a week ago A day on two later
erysipelas set IN and was followed by
complication of kidney trouble. The body
has been shipped 90 Chicago for burial.
AR. StetIaueT left a fortune estimated al
100000. lie same 20 Denver two weeks
ago 10 attend Co business in connection
with mining enterprises.
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BINGHAM CON. no EXTEND.


Boston. March 6-The directors Of the
Bingham Consolidated viii meet I'm
Boston next Thursday. Tt Is under
stood that they viii take steps toward
the purchase OF other properties in
Bingham and Tintie They viii take
over an outside interest in the Copper
Belt railway and extend the road 10
the Yampa property
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Escaped From Posse.

Returning 90 the barn he mounted
the fastest horse and made his es-
cape. The ranehmen fired a fusiuadc
of shots at the escaping bandit and
heard him cry out i'm pain, but he was
not dangerously wounded. The neXc
day Carey was trailed a distance Of
hirty miles by blood from his wound
-1ut he took TO a stream and thus threw
his pursuers or the trail. Senator Mad
den offered a reward of $1,000 for the
capture OF the outlaw and since that
time officers have been searching for
Carey Early in January Laughing
Dick was located I'm Routt county,
Colorado. but he got wind of the Off
GERS coming and fed 90 Utah. About
The middle of February Carey was To-
Gated i'm the mountains near ThOmp-
SONS. Utah, but be was warned by
friends of the approach of the officers
and again made his escape.
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A Liberal Reward

win be paid 20 any person returning
one of our oliver Typewriters which
Withstood the terrible heat Of The Atlas
block fire.
We are Informed that the oliver
Typewriter was the only machine which
came out of this fire with the key bars
intact. STRINGHAM BROS. q Co,
no % Main St. Agents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07
When the Grand Climacteric
Period of WOman'S Life
Arrives
Paine's Celery
Compound
Takes Her Safely Into After-Life
Free from the Ailments and Dan
gers Common to Her Sex.

Change of life, which usually comes
on between the age OF 40 and so. is 20
thousands of women a time of serious
constitutional disturbances. The dan-
ger time is made known by Irregular
ties, stomach arrangements, headache,
nervousness. pain i'm back and hips,
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Bombay. March 6.-Sir Edward Bertram
Bates died here today Of enteric fever,
On his Goth year. He was head of the
firm of Bates 81 Sons Liverpool who own
number OF steamships plying between
Liverpool and Boston and Galveston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-07
KNAPP,s FTRsT WIFE-

Terre Haute Ind March ct was
definitely learned here today that Emma
Stubs Knapp the first wife 81 Alfred
Knapp. died here Dec g 1892. and that
her body was buried in Highland cemc-
terK