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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-30
PLUNGED NINE STORIES.

Fearful Fall % D.. Henry Lee,
Leading Surgeon cf Chicago.
Chicago. Special-Dr. Henry Lee. a
leading surgeon OF Chicago. and q
veil known clubman. plunged nine
stories 10 almost instant death Satur-
day IN the clubhouse OF the Chicago
Athletic Association. where be made
his home The open shaft surround
ing the winding stairway waS the
space through which he shot. anc a
moment after be had been chatting
with @ friend on the ninth floor o. the
big clubhouse. his lifeless body was
Wing on the marble floor Of the street
! level more than 125 feet below. The
fan was accidental. there being no sus
gestion Of suicide.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-30
svr.cuse Theater Burned.

Syracuse. y. Y. Special-The Ly-
ceum Theatre a vaudeville house. was
DESTROYED by fire early Monday morn
ing Il has been closed during the
season until last week. when a New
York company played six nights. The
.ricin OF the fire is unknown. NJ. -
Robinson. manager Of the theatre
was in the house during the evening.
hut reporters have not been able 10
dnd him since the alarm was gwen
The loss is about 100000
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-30
r..entv Prisoners Escape.

Monterey. Mex. Speciai--Twenty
men. confined in the SDmmey depart
ment Of the state prison. sawed ana
fled their way 10 liberty Monday
among the number being seVerai
charged with murder. Owing 20 the
fact that the Summey department u
the place where prisoners were wait,
ing trial. the watch over II Is not 50
vlgilant as in other parts oil the prlson
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-30
Fire Quilted Victory Talking Machine
Store.

Camden, N. j.. Special.-The inter
Tor OF the store of the Victor Talking
Machine Company. OF this city. was
totally destroyed by fire Saturday af-
ternoon, causing a loss estimated by
an Official OF the company at nearly
100000. The concern carried an in
surance OF s250.0OO. Upward OF a
half million photographic disc rec
ords and $4,000 talking machines. In
various stages OF completion, were
destroyed. The original records
which cannot be replaced. were als'
ruined.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-30


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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-30
Ians ON Swedish Coast.

Chicago. Special Aspecial cable
% The Daily News from Stockholm
iays. 1T is reported In responsible
luarters that certain strange craft
imposed 20 be Japanese submarines.
are lowering on the east coast OF
Sweden. They were last seen OF the
CERTIFIED harbor Of Faro Sound. in the
Island OF Goetland in the center OF
he Baltic sea Il is reported that the
St. Petersburg authorities have in
restigated the matter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-30
me Senate VIII clear its Calendar.

Washington SDecial-The time OF
the Senate the present week will be
devoted 20 clearing the calendar pre-
paratOry 70 adjournment. which most
Senators say Will occur during the
ureseut week There remains only
one appropriation bill 20 be passed
by the Senate. that for the Military
Academy. A number Of supply bills
are still So conference. however, and
Il Is expected there will be more OF
1 less discussion Of conference reports
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-30
pesnerado Killed.

Statesville. Speciai.-According 10
report which Mr.. A. +. HAL OF Staees-
vile. brought here from BLOWING
Rock. the particulars OF whleh were
given him by a man naneo HIeen'
wbo resides In the neighborhood.
poone PPotter, the noted desperate.
xvas Killed I'm Watauga county Saturs
dav morning and buried that day.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-30

beaumont. Tex. Special.-Wili Muir
raw negro. was hanged publicly
here for the murder OF Josephine
paker his sweetheart. His neck was
hrol,en and death was instantaneous.
He admitted his guilt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-30

life % nearly every woman - > ~ % 49,
and he fingers over me thought OK j %
No This j. not easy ne o,ef
70 him little WINE
realize his never
her mind II she
proposal from tie wrong man means untold misery
TO a
Perhaps happens upeund unsough unknown and
mat by treasure al
1ovesho treasured
would give bis life Tor her 70 gently crust
tgolonged dieot but with nnDit
VIII send
that left behind for lie
bGtuew WITH New
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-30
Mons Love Versus Womdn's
BY Helen Oidfieid

HERE be subject neverenng discussion sh the more
they such As can by no posSi
hiy definitely decided another Anong "eSS
unavoidable questions more thoroughly ana con-
stanrfv hrashe out which loves best man or
q
To this there appear he but answer Feeling
cannot excepting 10y results and even TINS
measure partial.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-19
Genera1ities.
San Francisco California

c. V. Hansen general painter. 75tf
Mrs. Emma Hyde and daughter
Lorraine are making an extended visit
at American Fork.
Veal, Pork and Poultry wanted at
Eel Bios
ID. NJ. Bickmore, now teaching in
WeIIsyille schools, was in Logan Sa, :
urday.
Small house to rent. Apply Il. f.
Ritter
Miss Flora G.. Chamberlain, assist
I ant in the First National Bank, is in
Vthe East visiting and will be gone I'M
til Thanksgiving.
FoUND-A heavy black cape. Call
at this Office.
The Barton-B Baldwin saloon in the
Lincoln Hotel corner opened with
free lunch Saturday morning. This
place has some elegant fittings.
For ladies' and Mems gymnasium
shoes call at Andreas PcterSOn's.
Mrs. G. D. w. Fullmer is reported
as quite i'll of peritonitis at her home
in San Francisco. Last reports from
her are to the effect that she is SER
iously i'll and there are few signs of
any speedy recovery.
Mr.. |, l.. Brangham and Miss Susie
Pilgrim returned last Thursday even
ing from a months visit at the
ST. Louis fair, Canton, Chicago and
Galcsburg, III. They had most de-
ltehlfuI trip and saw everything that
was SCCaUlc.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-19

Miss Mary f. Christensen, of the
Sixth ward this city, a popular cler k
in the Hansen confectionery, was
married yesterday at Brigham City to
Morris 5. Roscnbaum, station agent
at McndOn Miss Christensen has
many friends in Logan who viii wish
her much Joy and happiness. Mr..
ROScnbaum is fairly well known here
also The young couple will he at
home in Mcndon after November lSt.
The thcatrc-gocrs Of this city not
inircuuontly succeed in missing good
shows Their Ialc,y success was in
passing up" the IIayerIy miuotrclS.
Some say few Of their jokes were
Old, but nevertheless there was con.
tinuaI roar from start 10 finish aud
more than one wished for Il hail in the
performances The stage setting in
the first part wa, one o. the most at
tRclEn things ever seen Du tho local
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-19

We collect all kinds of Indebtedness
out.lawcd notes and accounts special
attention. II. 4. Petersen e. Co.
ollicc over First National Bank.
Who i, that man with the long
BAN? WHY, me is DR.. Petritsch. the
\aiuropath, through whom the blind
get TO see, thc deaf to hear, and the
lame to walk, without drugs, mcdi.
| cine or surgery. At Hanks hotel.
one of the biggest cars of heating
stoves ever unloadcd in Logan was re-
ceiycd in Logan 10y the stevens I'm.
pcmcnt Co. Monday. Bucks new
"llot Blast As designed for this sea-
son are beauties and as fuel savers
they have no equal.
Mrs. T., W. Robinson entertained
last Friday afternoon at her delight.
iul home on North First East street
The rooms were decorated with
autumn leaves and wcl, very pretty.
Cards and refreshments served a., the
entertainment Mr., Shepard and
Mrs. Maud" Robinson won the prizes.
Mis-, Lourla Nelson, ct the sixth
ward. daughter at Mr. and Mrs. II. j.
Nielsen, VA, given q china shower b.
tier young friend, last Friday evening.
The feature OF the giving is that the
young Lady received sufficient cup,
land NaUccrs to start housekeeping.
Miss Nielsen is 10 be- married today tn
. Mi Ed. Wright.
Mrs. 4 L. Farrell entertained Mon.
/ day evening in honor OF Miss Joseph
inc Wells, Of Salt Lake, who j, visit.
ing friends iu thi, city. Quite mum.
Der of the elite were present tc
meet the charming girl from the
south The evening was spent most
delightfully."- in music, games and such
other social pleasures as are enjoyed
on occasions OF this kind. Those pres.
cnt were: Mr. and Mrs. Il. G. and G..
w. and Frank Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs.
ID. Il. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4.
GowanS, Misses Josephine Wells,
Josephine Thatcher, Nelma Hansen.
Ida Mitchell, May Morrcll, Nora.
Jennie and Elva Elason; McsSrs.
Ariel Carbon, George Torgcscn, Car
CART, Geo. llayball and Joseph Nor.
rcll Jr.
y committee appointed by tho
council met at the "city hall" FRIDAY
evening and heard protests against
the proposed cement walk on Soutl
Main street. This is the affair that
has caused the council as much trout,
as the construction of the light plant,
There have been all kinds of petitions
for and against the improvement, anc
the contractor las gone so far as &c
tear up the walk. Quite recent,
some Of those in favor OF the wall
brought in petition purporting &c
represent the necessary frontage tC
carry the matter through. However
at the committee meeting Frida,
evening it seems that another hitct
developed, and it is now the opinion
that the walk will not be construct,
ed. The council passes on it definite
ly tonight.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-19
When Riter'S label is on Bottle

You know the contents are pure
That's the standard we've put
on our drugs. That's the
standard we put on our wines
and liquors for medicinal purposes,
The same care in selecting them
that is exercised in selecting the
drugs that so into our prescriptions
We know that poor wines and liq-
ors will do more harm than good
We want the wines and liquors
YOU take for medicinal purposes to
do you as much good as the pre-
scriptions we fiji foryou.
Can you wonder then why wc say,
when Riter's label Is on the bot
tie the contents are pure.
RITTER Bros DRUG co,
LOGAN, UTAH
Franklin, Preston and Mont
pclicr, Idaho
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-19
REMEMBER THE ALAMO"
"TENAS"


located. Albert Bernstein.
Mrs. G. II. Champ was in salt Lake
City the latter par of last week.
Several good homes for sale in
Smithheld Inquire of Geo. Y.Smith.
County Attorney Vaughan, and
Fred J llolton, Of Box Elder county,
are in Rich county this week looking
after political matters. Reports come
from the other side Of the mountain
to the effect that the appearance of
these gentlemen is working very de-
Cldcdly in their favor.
Isaac y. Smiths letter of withdraw
al as the nominee of the "Americaun
parry for state superintendent of pub
lie instruction, was 4 graceful tribute
to Supt. \, c, Nelson, whom he char
actorilcd as Il faithful and efficient
Official, free from political and
ecclesiastical Influences. News.
Don forget that the home Dramat-
ic Company will appear at the opera
house again Monday evening, oct. n,
IN minstrel opera, speciality and
drama. The company promises some
new things now Jokes, a new drama,
some new music I'm fact Il better per-
Torrance than the first night, though
that was highly satisfactory. The
price Of admission remains the same.
p, 30, 80 and - cents.
II. V. Wamock has come to Logan
to succeed w, II. Weaver as manager
OF the Cummings Commission Co. S
business. Mr.. Weaver will still bC
connected with the Office. The bust.
ness has increased beyond expectations
and additional help had to be placed
here to do the work. We understand
that the Western Union is to establish
an Office up town in connection with
the Cummings Co., and in all proba.
bility Mr.. Weaver will have charge of
this.
The dances Of the Thatcher orches.
tra's pavilion are bccomg so popular
that it is almost impossible to accom-.
mOdatc the large crowds that assem-.
bic there, especially on Saturday even.
ing H. is said that it is not an un.
common thing for the house to range
above $500. This may look like gold
mine proposition, but when it is con-
sidered that the orchestra has no less
than $4,000 invested there, and that
the expenses can run but little short
OF $500 a month, it will be seen that
it is absolutely necessary to have an
excellent patronage.
Parties up the canyon Sunday on
fishing intent say they found it SO
cold that it was almost impossible 10
keep timber enough to handle a pole
and line. 1t seems, too, that the speckl.
ed beauties are becoming very partic.
ular as to what they jump at. One
gentleman, who is no less an expert at
the piscatorial art than he is in remov-
ing Jewels from Ingersoll dollar
watches, reports that he was unable
to land a single fish until he began to
use the gray hackle fly. Others re-
port the same condition of affairs.
Another gentleman is reported as
having caught 70 beauties, some
weighing as much as three pounds,
Sunday before last.
"REMEMBER THE ALAMO"
"TENASn
The funeral Of Peter Hansen was
l. q
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-19
REMEMBER THE ALAMO
"TENAS"


If drugs, medicine or sprccrv dam,
cure YOU, call At Hanks hotrI and con-.
suit the doctor with Tho Inng hoir
''' % " ''p'''''
Misses Martha and G race Fisn,,. ON.
tcrtaincd AT ruchre Monday cvcrirc
at the home Of Or and Mrs ! n
Engle, North Fourh Has, str,,,
The evening was q yr,a, d,r,,n,rrI
one. the Young Iadir, proyiuo tr,,,.
selves most CHARMING and ,r,o,,f
ruI noslc,su,. The evening .,,. a..
voted fp cards. .uriaI .I..r .r,d.,..
rrrsumrn., o.. .tr.u mas, g.,i,r,
The Hr,t rrI.... ...r., MON .b, Mr.. ~.
tiru and ,ul I..,,.. ,i,u. ...,..,.r,fi.....
by Mis-, West .a. Pro, Srr,,,.I
Those present wrr. Prof and Nh.
BcXcU Prof. and NIr.. O,fi.r mr. and
Mrs. l.. i. Goodrich. DIR and Mrs
Dunbar. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. + k,cI..
Dr. and Mrs. i. II. Enplc. Ni,.r.
Pilgrim. Harrison. Peterson Ioyr
Evans. Bowman. Miner. Wosf ann
Messrs. G.. T.. Thatcher. Uplpm. STINT.
tcrd, Walters. Emri, Moore
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-19

VI. ID. McKane has opened whole.
sale and retail fruit stand at Bell Bros
meat market, North Nam street. If
y good girl wanted for general
housework, Apply 35i Main street.
HomcscckCrs We win show Won
how to get home, or pay OIL loan
on your propcrtyI.A pEDERsoN Il Co
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-19
"REMEMBER THE ALANO'
"TENAS"

The funeral Of Peter Hansen was
held in the Sixth ward meeting house
Sunday at l. O'Clock The opening
prayer was offered 10y John Bench.
The speakers were Ferdinand Jacob
sen. l.. j. llenStrom, Orson Smith.
A. NJ. lSraelsOn, AndreaS Peterson and
acting Bishop Hans A. Hansen. All
of these spoke of the good qualities Of
the deceased, giving him credit for
being peaceful man and a good Lat
tcr-day Saint. While he was some
what retiring in his disposition, he
was IA man of sterling worth, always
ready with his means and ability to
aid the community of which he form
ed part. A large gathering was in
attendance and large number follow
ed to the cemetery. The bencdictiOn
was offered by Zachariah Israelson.
The grave was dedicated by Frank
Benson.
Hon. william Glassman, who was TO
have talked at Richmond Monday
night found it absolutely impossible
to get there. "Bill" was in Ogden
when he should have been in Logan.
He tried to charter a special train
and failing in this secured an autobil-
iouS. He telephoned ahead as to the
condition of the roads and was assured
that they were passable. The genial
William was determined to get to the
scene of his proposed activity and as
a precautionary measure telegraphed
to Republican headquarters in this
city for team TO start out after him
him if he was not in Logan by eight
O'Clock. The story is made shorter
by stating that the mud proved too
much for even the editor OF The
Standard, and william, automoblious
and all stuck about five miles west of
the city. For three hours the gentle
men wrestled out in the moonlight
and about ten o'clock broke into LO-
gan, so covered with mud as to be
unacceptable. The team tele-
graped for failed to start-and as
consequence Richmond had the pleas
ure OF listening TO other forcible, if
not such famous, campaigners.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-19
"REMEMBER THE ALAMO
"TENAS"

"REMEMBER THE ALAMO"
"TEXAS"
The Tribune says: "Mr. and Mrs
b. Mailer will leave on Sunday for a
trip to the Worlds fair and short
visit to their home in Cleveland, O.
Mr.. Mahier leaves his interests in con-
nection with the franchise for his
proposed suburban railway in the
hands o. his attorneys and expects to
return before final action is taken by
the City Council He will be in the
city again by November 10. Il have
no doubt Of the ultimate favorable
outcome of the franchise matter"
said Mr.. Mailer last night. 1--WE had
OF course, pected that such an enter
prise would be welcomed by the city
to the extent that there would be no
opposition, but taking all things into
consideration, we are very well salts
fled with the the existing situation.
That there is some little opposition
is not we take it, 50 much ON account
of the lack Of spirit of progression,
as from the fact that the benefits Of
suburban railroads are not so we'll I'M
dcrStOOd here rs they are in the East.
After this city gets one suburban line
it will be going after more of them.
We aIc sorry that there should be any
delay in building our line, but we
fully expect to build it,"
Reports from Forest Ranger John
SquireS are to the effect that most Of
the sheep and cattle are off the re-
serve. From their appearance as they
left they seemed to have Jared wcll,as
all were fat and sleek looking. Mr.
SQuires says conditions over the noun
tainS have been changed since the re-
erye was established. Where twenty
herds ravlShed the hills before, but
one tramped down and ate up the
growing brush this year. Four mills
that cut green timber indiScriminate-
" have been removed, and those peO-
pie who have made such great head
way into the young timber in search
of fence posts for ranches have been
cut of. One thing with which Mr..
SquircS is particularly pleased is the
fact that there has not been a single
fire in the mountains this summer.
1t is doubtful whether any citizen Of
this valley can remember the summer
when this atmosphere was not murky
with smoke from great forest fires
near us. The ranger exercised excep-
tional care in this respect, and to each
man hcrdlng on the reserve gave such
peremptory orders that none dare dis.
obey. Campers were commanded TO
eXtinguiSh all camp fires, carefully,
and to not leave their camping places
until they were absolutely certain that
not spark was left. The law was
then read to them, BE it said to
their credit and that Of the rangers
that there has not been a single diff
tculty along this line. Nj. Squires
has found it necessary to fine a few Of
Tenders against the law but finds that
as whole the people are pleased to
regard instructions squarely to the
letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-10
RECOMMENDATION APPROVED.
District to Use Tower in Training Fire
Fighters.


Commissioner Mcfarland today approx
ed the recommendation of Chief Engineer
William L. Belt of the fire department that
the District purchase a training tower to be
used by the department in drilling recruits
to the department In fire fighting tactics.
The plans and specifications for the appa-
ratus will cost $50 and the cost of con-
structing the tower will be about $500 or
$780,
For several years Commissioner Macfar-
land has been DESTROYS of establishing in
Washington a practice school for training
new members of the fire department, such
as is in operation in New York, Boston and
other cities. The expense of establishing
training school, it is stated, would be con-
siderable and in view of other necessary i'm
prOvementS In the department 1t has not
been deemed advisable up to this time to
urge the establishment of a training school
here.
Chief Belt, while at the convention of
chief engineers of fire departments of the
country. held at Chattanooga. recently, in
spected training tower. invented by Will
lam H. Harris, chief of the I'd Battalion of
the Detroit fire department. Upon his re-
turn he talked with Commissioner Macfar-
land about constructing a tower for the
local fire department, with the result that
the proposition was acted upon favorably.
The tower will be about eighty-three feet
high, and will be built entirely Of wood. 1t
will accommodate thirty men at one time.
Chief Belt states that with the tower the
recruits can be drilled in the use of scaling
and pompier ladders, the of life lines,
jumping nets and in climbing to great
heights on perpendicular ladders.
The cost of constructing the apparatu s
Will be charged to the appropriation for adj
dltional apparatus for the fire department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-10

FUND FOR CHARITIES.
Estimates Made by Board for Fiscal
Year 1866.

The estimates of funds required for the
board of charities for the fiscal year 19O5-O6
were submitted to the Commissioners by
Secretary George L. Wilson today. The
board requests total appropriation Of
81 ,213 O4S, an increase of 1865, 425 over the
appropriation for the current year.
Among the items of increase are requests
for $4,000 for beginning the erection of
a municipal hospital. 100000 for the prep
aration Of plans and specifications and COM
mencing the construction of the proposed
new Columbia Hospital for Women, to cost
not more than $500, 600 to enable
the board to care for and treat the INDECENT
sick not otherwise provided for; $4,000 to
begin the erection of plain brick build
ing buildings for an industrial home
school for colored children, to cost not more
than 100000, and $4,000 for a new family
building and, equipment at the reform
school.
The board also requests an increase OF
s., 600 in the appropriation for the mainte-
nance of feeble-mnded children and an in
crease of $4,000 in the appropriation for the
care and maintenance of all children COM
mitted to the board by the courts and for
the temporary care of children pending In
vestigation or while being transferred from
place to place. For the support of the in
digent insane at ST. Elizabeth's an increase
of 5000 is asked, making the total amount
of the appropriation $212,SO0
The board explains that no estimate Is
submitted for the reform school for girls,
because up to this time the board has been
unable to obtain any report from that in
Stitution.