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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
HELLO BILL" DEPARTS
Manager Beats Deputy Sheriff
Across State Line and Play
ers Are Left Behind.

Melville kellogg. manager Of tRe late
Hello, Bill" company. jumped his bonds
las night and lcft for parts unknown.
lie departed none too soon, for a the
time ne skippcd two deputy sheriffs were
or his train. armed with 8 supply Of
warrants for his arrest. Nor only die
Kellogg himself escape. but he took with
him several trunks for which attach
meuts had been issued in the afternoon.
<ellogg's hasty exit from Salt Lake
was The result of a bunch that he
was 70 lee prosecuted bv several other
members Of The stranded company. Yes
terday afternoon John Day Murphy ana
Mr. and Mrs T. = Gayer Of the 'HClio
Bill troupe consulted an attorney, and
saoTtiy afterwards secured attachments
for some Of Kellogg trunks that had
been left at ogden
Murphy took the next train to ogdeH
armcd with the attachment papers. hut
the willy manager heat him 10 the Junr-
ton City hy narrow margin and de-
rartod with tllc coveted trunks.
About the same time Mr. and rs
tfsyer and Deputy Sheriff Steele Wae
hssd been searching for Kellogg received
the comfortiBg Information that The mHn-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
MORE MARINES NEEDED ROBBED DEAD WOMAN
Three Alleged Gh6uIs Arrested
Yesterday by Chicago
Police.

Chicago Jan. iS--Charged with reep.HG
the dead and dying at the lroQuois the
atrC fire. three men have been Hi1teft
under arrest by the Chicago police, IRE
first of the alleged gRouls 90 DE ear
tured was Louis Wiz, keeper of the ~
linois saloon located at Dearborn a4A
Randolph streets. q few GCfirs from the
main entrance Of the theatre
Ii is charged that wiz robbed sa6 5csE
of dying woman. Mrs. Z. 7. Irssk. ire
afternoon of the fire. securing $50 s-2icE
it II alleged was divided aInonE ulre-
men. two of whom were arrested sttf-
Wiz. The police claim TO E-Tc rccefE-ft
confessions from all three men. q t7 Ger
two arrested are: Charles convey, sela
10 have received $50 and Thomae 81
Cartv. alleged TO have been given $50.
The third man still a large. is Q strailz-
or. who was given 81. He is s2id 90 10
q travelling man from ST. Louis
II is said that Wiz confessed tha- s-li
was taken from the bocy OF 5iFE. LraShr
of Ottawa, H.. when she was r-Ieti1
dying into the saloon. The money Eaa
handed 10 Wiz by physician attending
the woman Wiz is reported TO ha1a
given Sl1 to the police ana told them rntf
If was all she had.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
SCRIBES H0LDM MEETING
Utah Press Association Elects
Officers and Discusses
Trip TO ST. Louis.

4 meeting NJ thn Utah Press assOcia-
ton WIS neid last evening IN the pdriors
of the Kenyon hotel. and the following
officers elected f0~ the ensuing year:
President Wiliiam Buys. Nasatch
Wave, vice president r. A. Littiefield.
tab State Journal. second vice president.
= a. R0ydeu. At PieasaH- F'vra mid
third vice president i B. Graham. Biug-
ham Bulletin; corresponding secretary. !.
=. Diehl Mammoth Record. recording
secretary, Farley y Jensen. BikubeB;
treasurer. W e Mcbride. Utah County
Democrat: historian. J. 4, jackson. Mer-
cur Miner
Twenty newspapers Of the state were
represented 1T the meeting. After the
election of officers the subject of visiting
the ST. Louis exposition was taken up
and committees appointed o arrange for
the excursion. The invitation of the Ma
:ional Press association 10 meet at the
Worlds fair was accepted.
During the meeting considerable dis
Cussion was INDUCED in by the members
present over a uniform rate for adveT-
Using. committee was appointed TO
formulate "a minimum rate for legal and
foreign advertising matter and 10 draw
up an agreement to be signed by the
members of the association.
The next meeting az the association
will bc held about April %. when final
plans for the Junketing trip viii be ar
ranged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
WOODMAN'S WILL ATTACKED.
Nephews Of Utah Mining Man Start
Fight Fer Estate.

Chicago. Jan. 1&-VaHditv Of the viii
Of James F. Woodmau. who accumu-
lated O fortune in the mining business in
Utah is being attacked in suit called
for hearing in tho state circuit court
before Judge Tuliy today Woodman
died March 10 1872 leaving an estate
valued at about S7900a Four Of his
s.ephavs are now declaring that at the
time ne executed his viii he was iOf I'M
sound mind and unduly influenced in the
distribution of mis- property. and have
made twesty-eight persons defendants in
their bin of complaint The complainants
are Edward f.. John Thomas and Ihom-
az W. Woodman. wnile toe principal de-
PENDANTS are the Illinois Trust & Savings
bank. executor under the Will aud John
r. aud Gordon w W00dman. Frances
f. Dunlevie and Agnes Craig. nephews
and nieces Of the decreased and the prin-
cipal legatees under the will According
to the ALLEGATIONS in the bin, Woodman
had been I'D for some time before ms
death The complaiuants aver that when
his viii was presented 20 BIN for eXecu-
zion. Jan 10. 1902 he did not understand
its contents and was unable TO realize
what ne was doing
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CALL FOR CONVENTION ISSUED
Delegates Appointed States Territories Committee
Of Arrangements Appointed By
Chairman Jones.

yited to join as liz sending delegates &c
the convention.
tSigned)
JAMES X. JONES. Chairman
&C. q. WALSH Secretary
Washington. Jan. lS.-James *. Jones
chairman ~ tho Democratic national
committee has announced che personnel
Of the committee ON arrangements for
the Democratic national convention.
and has called q meeting Of the commit
tee for Feb . next at l8 NJ. at the
Southern hotel. st. LOFTS. no.
Tire membership Toy he committee Is
IS follows. James h. Jones chairna
ex-0ificio; William ]. stone. vice barr
man ex-oflieio- d y t<uffey 81 E'ernszi-
vania y. J. tanp8u 81 Miellisan. a. -
Mack OF New Yosk. j. 81 johnson
Kansas john r. MeI-ear ~ Ohio. = 3
Head Of Tennessee. John =. Osborne u
wyoming.
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IAIASHINGTON. Jan 1S.-The follow
w ing official cau was issued today
for the assemblage of the Demo
cratic national convention at ST. Louis.
July s, next
Washington jan lS-The Demo
cratic national committee. having met
in Washington. has appointed WedHes-
day. the sfh day Of july 19o4 as the
time. ara chosen ST. Louis No. as the
place for holding the Democratic ma
tional convention each state is euti-
tied 10 representation therein double
the number Of its senators and repre-
sentatives ia the congress of the nited
States. and each territory. Alaska In
dian Territory ard the District of co..
lumbis. shall have six delegates All
Democratic citizens az the United
States who can unite With us in the
effort for pure. economical AND con-
stitutional government are cordially IN
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MARRIAGE TO HANNA'S
SON WAS BIGAM0US

London. Jan. Is.-Justice Jeune in
the divorce division Of the high court
Of justice today granted Major Walter
DeSumarez Maid a divorce from his
wife. on the ground that her marriage
10 Daniel r. Hanna Of cleveland. Ohio,
Tss bigamous The Mauds were mar
red at New York April %. 1897 While
Maud was fEhting IN South Africa his
wife obtained divorce from him in
America and on February le. 1900. mar
ried MI Hanna.
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MODERN HOSPITAL
FOR FORT DOUGLAS
lspeeial b - IIerald. )

Washington. jar. 1S.-Secretary Shaw
today transmitted to congress d request
for an appropriation OF $500 for the
constructic1 Of modern hospital for
thirty-siX beds at Fort Douglas Utah.
This estimate is submitted rs the rec
ommeBdation of the surgeon general Of
the army. Who states that the hospital
is an old dilaDidated building very
much out of repair and altogether too
small for the increased size of the gar
r.son proposed for Fort Douglas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
WOMAN Persisted
IN MOUNTAIN PASS

LeadviIle. Colo, Jan. lS.--A telephone
message at noon from Tennessee Pass
states that the frozen body Ut Ats
John L. Scott. who lefJ here last fues-
day TO join her husband in The monll-
tains, had been found in q leneiy pass
III that section The woman had been
dead for several days. and mes 81
torted features told only too plainly
The terrible death she suffered from
Cold. hunEar and eNnoslre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
SMELLING COMPANY
A COLORADO OUTLAW

Denver. Jan. 1S.-In the quo warrsHto
suit brought by the attorney general of
Colorado against the American Smell
Ing and Refining company for q fer-
fixture Of IT'S failure TO pay S0o8 cor
poration TAX under the law OF 1907.
Judge Carpenter in the district court
gave judgment FOR the state. IRE ef-
feet of the decision is to deprive tne
company Of any STANDING in court The
in common with other COR
porati0ns has held that the law was
invalid and WIZ test ii in the supreme
,-0r7,ss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
FiANNA'S HENCHMEN GET BUSY
Boss of Cincinnati at the Head of Movement TO
Name the Delegates From Ohio in the
Interest of the Senator.

over 100 delegates IN the next Republi-
can state convention from Hamilton
county. it is claimed by the friends of
Mr.. Cox that he has received assur-
ance Of more than enough delegates
from other counties 20 secure his cleo
ton. and that the announcement is
made in response to the letters from
other counties Il is understood that
Senator Foraker. VINO is now in Ohio
in the interests Of the delegates al
large and district delegates for Presi-
dent Roosevelt. viii name four others
for delegates at large in opposition to
Herriek Nash and Dick. and that what
is known as the administration slate
VII be headed ny Senator Foraker
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
MINERS NOW TRYING
THE FEDERAL COURT

Denver. Ian. 1S.-Applicati0n for a
writ of habeas corpus for sherman
Parker. Cripple Greek union miner.
was flied in the United States circuit
court today. by Attorney Frank Hangs
of cripple creek. hearing on the
petitiun viii be held tomorrow. The
petitioa recites the many trials to
which Parker has been subjected by
the military and alleges that bis pres
emf confinement in the bull pen Is in
violation of the federal constitution.
Governor Peabody'a right 10 suspend
the writ 0f ha0cas corpus is denied.
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COULD NOT BE BRlBED.
BUT ACCEPTED ST 500

Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. lS.-EE-City
Clerk Isaac F. LamOreaux was called as
a witness bv thc prosecution today in the
trial of ex-Alderman Ellen for accepting
q bride 10 aid the Lake Michigan water
deal in the council. He testified that
Salisbury asked him 70 go into the deal.
but he refused He. however. promised
that he would not say anything against
the water dead. and afterwards Salisbury
gave him 81, 90.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
fsD.cIll b - -

aRS ASHINGTON. Jan. 1H--Sena5ar
w Smoot, through his attorneys, To-
dav filed with the elections CONF
mittee his written answer to four re-
rised IND amended charges presented TO
the committee by Attorney Tayier Ga
last Tn his answer Suoot says that
none of these amended charges. even
r true, furnishes anE legal ground g9r
1is expulsion from she senate.
AZ 10 the first charge he dens7s that
he Mormon priesthood is vested with
supreme authority IN temporal AMI pu.
lftIcal matters, and while admitting
hat hale IF he church claims 10 re-
ce1ve divine revelations, he denies ne Is
bound to obey them ir violation of n.
laws of the state or nation.
A TO the second charge he admits
that he j. ono Of the twelFc apostles, but
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
IDAHO TOWN VISITED
BY DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

Bose. Idaho Jan. lS-The town of
Meridian, ten miles from Boise. was
visited by q bad fire early this morn
ing. The drug store Of Compton &
Reynolds was destroyed. TIE post0fHee
in the same building was burned out
and all the mail destroyed. Loss TO
Compton & Reynolds, S450C, Insurance,
s. 0a0. The Tribune plant I'm the base
ment was destroyed. loss $500. a small
building adjoining w3s also burned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
NEITHER SIDE
WANTS TO FIGHT
Russia and Japan Not Far
Apart in Their Views.
CAR USED HIS INFLUENCE
vICERoY ALExIEFF NO LONGER
SUPREME.
At PETERSBURG. Jan. 1s-The As

1T. PETERSBURG Jan. 1S.-The As
sociated Press correspondents, on
high authority. is able 10 give the
following as the present status OF lle-
gotiattons between Russia and Japan:
Russia recognizes Japans predOr r.
nance in Korea and Japan recognizes
Russia's special position an Mauchurls
There are two main questions still I'll
issue-the Russian demand for a neu-
trail zone upon tae Korean side of The
Yalu river, which Japan met with q
proposal for a similar neutral strip on
the MancbuUiau side. Japan also asks
for certain guarantees covering Man
ehuria, which Russia thus far has de-
clined To grant. Ii is pointed out. how
ever. that the assurances given q Few
days ago by Russia regarding open
ports in Manchuria and respect i0r
point
Not Far Apart
That the two countries are not So far
apart may be fairly inferred from the
following statement made by Az kuriuo.
the Japanese minister IT, tifg Associated
Press CORES D0ndeHt-
War now woul5 only be- disastrous TO
both countries. owing To- the ceoGrti1l-
zeal situation. an armed colitiiet M"uio
result i'm a great drain on ne mon and
treasury Of both Japan ana Russis- with
cut being decisive. Beside belieV- BE-
would not be- worth while To- 20 10 w8r
on the questions still i'm dispute
There is e. strong indication that
through the cars personal acts the
peace party IS completely in the ascend
ant N. BezObTazoff the heGd of the
war party has gone abroad; foreign min
lister Lamsdnrf. who from the beginning
has favored peace. Is now completely re-
habilitated. and NiceToy AieNieff has
been made subservieut TO the foreign
office in tho Russo-Japaues- ncEotia-
ti0ns. His extensive powers are curtaiied,
and he can make no move without Inc
cZaTs approval
Hopeful Signs.
in fact the fresh assurances cnuvcIed
through Ambassador CaSsiUi 10 che au-
thorities nj Washington of the recogni-
ton of the rights acquired by the Chi
ueSe treaty is largely attributed 10 Count
Lamsdorffs influence. Diplom; TIC cir
cles regard Count I.aWsdOrffs conduct NJ
the negotiat lions undcr the cars dlrec-
ton rs q very hopeful sign. Another
strong influence ON fhc side of peace has
been the attitude of A. WittC. president
Of the council Of state. VINO has been
bending his energies To avoid 20 conflict
1t the recent meetings of the council on
state N WitfC. with his old -lHle elo-
ausnce pleaded the cause Of peace. point
ing ont the disastrous consequences of
war To Russia and declaring that Russia
had ever. thing to lose and nothing 30
gain II is predicted that If peace pre-
walls. n Wittc again will become q Srcai
power in the government.
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MACHEN STILL
HOLDS HIS OWN
Government Has So Far Failed
to Prove Conspiracy.
SOME EVIDENCE EXCLUDED
THE PROSECUTION MUST FIRST
MAKE OUT IT'S CASE

"A ASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-In the trias
w OF August w. sfachen. the aroH
brothers and Dr.. and afrs ares
T. Lorenz. charged with consps sae.s
defraud the government. th 1roseea-
ton introduced q number d illnesses
to prove the relations of N sr s.ifh
the Lorenzes and the Gro brothers
one OF those Ina Iiebhare 4faahsf-z
former stenographer and 800 cisrE.
testified TO visits Of Or a na AIRS f1-
REM TO Machen at his oIsice. huE de-
ciared on cross-examinafti oli saa a
present and heard notifying said ss5as
the letter box fasteners
James r. Bel, suuerfat tenderf II self.s-
cry of the Wsshirgto9n eitt uostefs.e
testified hat Croft ssteneHs lad Hea
been submitted - him alffasze
would have been Eais daty t. mzs sseis
report as the f4stener sas fsle5 frss
iE this city.
Fastener Failed
John r. Prs letter e=-a es
scrlbed Che ftlufe 81 tle fas{e7gsr 10
work ut q "a made in 1854 S. 4his
at which MsF chen aud Samuef - .sroff
were DreScn j. which. DO saiG ralsr1
Maeben - u 'mark 10 Croft tha as
that unleSsJ The fastener uoai8 ca11
without sti9k ing me could noE reeoaluIea1
it, adootiotl
The firstN witness in the postal cases
today was 2 n Gupin clerk a. tHa
office of fh4 comptroller 81 the treasury
who IDENTIFIED "a paper autborizine Differ
Is. Croft 60 lsiglt the name ~ Croft nrn51-
ers To an warrants. drafts and all a.lsi-
ness in which the firm uarae H gee
quiTed.
Bell Explained.
James Il. Bell superintendent ~ sffv-
cry Of tnff Washington CITY rosfaffire-
next explained the difference lse1veefi ttss
old SySterIf u attar1in- letter boxes ~
lamp pos & and that repres ented 5s the
Croft fastt ncr
AIR. Tagefsirt offered in evidence an ~
der dated iJuHe % 1Ns5. for uiuetF-f fz1t
fasteners. fbut Dir. Douglass objsrsfa.
saving tbat The Indictment charged lne
alleged Conspiracy IL have commenced
iH jui.. 1881
Tustice Iritehard en- accordance 7lta
his ruling fef Friday last excluded tha
evidence fsr the present. saying EniH
we have 5ome evidence of ara overt got
/ shall require case Of conspiracy eg
I be made oFTt
AIR. Tagsart sought 60 introduce ffrr-
Their cvidcutr which Air. Douglass in ta-
! course Of II long argument 10 tbr eaHrt
declared was inadmissible He insisfed
that the cake should Dee confined 90 che
period named in The indictment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
SHOOT FILES AMENDED ANSWER
Denies the Charges of Attorney Tayer and Specifically
Denies That Church Officials Have Taken
pIuraiS Since 1900

states Tim. the supreme authority IF the
church is only vested in apostles when
The first presidency S disorganized by a
Vacancy ia that office.
A 10 the third charge be denies that
the ruling authorities OF the church pro-
mulFaie the doctrine OF polygamy The
teachings of The church on the subject Of
polyEamy are shown in the Articles Of
Path from which quotations are made
caiius atfentiou IN tbe revelation dis
continuing polygamy and plural mar
riases-
lie denies that the president Of the Nor
mon church. OF any apostle. bishop or
other hgh official Of the church has
taken a plural wife since the manifesto
IF $50 and denies that he encourages.
c0unteuances. ccuccaIs or conuixes At
pQlTga ny or pofygamous cohabtation
BE denies the fourth ChafEe. that he
aided IN passing the act Of the tah leg
lsiature iu 1921. stfeetiuz prosecutions for
fscl1 gamous cDhahitation.
senator Smc8ta answer is signed by
the respondent. and MessTs Northing-
TOT, Van Colt al5 Borah. his counsel
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Final Statements.
SESSION
OF CHICAGO COUNCIL

Chicago. Jan. le-Tbe city council is
holding ar all night session for the pur-
pose OF considering the new theatre or
dinance
At O'Clock this morning the city CouD-
I'll Is stili "a session. with the strong
probability ~ remaining there all night.
The chances ct this hour Of passing the
ordinance are not bright as bat ten
sections Of the thirty one ia the ordi-
nalec esvc been considered
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CHILD Walks OFF TRAIN.


; ogden Jan IS.-Fforenee inner. :
; daughter Of Dir. and Mrs Fullmer. 4
. Of Abraham Utan Is recovering 4
. from the injuries received bv fall- 4
, ing from q Short Line train between
; this city and salt Lake Sunday
night Tho little girl is bBs years I
; of age ard walked ont Of the door 4
way ard off the steps after suddenly Z
, waking up out of 4 short sleep. She
; received broken rose and was badly
) STUNNED Tins cir. - with her pfainev
, t the Faesfic hotel ana n ihidasEht
) tonight was reported a. getting aiong :
, nicely.
4%@%4%& $500 ~
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4INCINNATL Jan. 1S.-The Official
announcement here tonight by
George b. Cox. the Republican
leader in Hamilton county. that he was
a candidate for delegate at large from
Ohio to the Republican national con
vention at Chicsgo next June caused
much excitement. becaUse it was recog-
nized as the completion Of what is
known as the Hanna slate. The
other three on the Hanna slate tor
delegates at large are said IT, be GOV
ernor Herrick. former Governor Nash
and Congressman Dick, who is chair
man of the state committee Besides
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aeer' had jumped his bonds and de-
canoFd.
Kellogg was under $3.50 bondst which
win probably be forfeited today when the
case i called i'm court.
a q late hour last night the following
suits had been filed against Kellogg:
Frank NJ Kelley. 500. John Iialy Alur-
ply. soc. r. J.. Gayer Si>9, Mrs y. T.
tia~er. slz0
The members Of the company have not
set decided what they win do. Mos Of
them desire % retern 10 the east
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
PosToFFTcE INQUIRY.
Senate VIII Send German Resolution
to Committee.

Washington. Ja8 1S.-The postoff'ce III
CURRY resolution and the Panama canal
question divided The attention of the sen-
ate TODAY. The first half of the session
was given M TO the inquiry. Messrs.
Hale and GorrOsU being the speakers. Mr..
Hale inside q plea for the reference Of
all postal investigation resolutions to the
committee on postOffiees, and Mf German
repeated his assurance that he would
be satisfied with that disposal of the
question. The question went over until
tomorrow. with tho understanding that
after a few more speeches the resolu-
ton would be allowed 20 so to the com
r1ittee.
The discussion OF the Panama canal
question was confined to the cOJtLua-
ton Of Mir. Teilers argument that the
course Of the United States in the recent
revolt eff Panama was contrary 20 IN
teruatfonai law and sound morals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-19
HOWELL is HUSTLING.
Utah Congressman Rumaging in
the Departments
1Soeclal % The HesaId.


washington Jan Is Representative
Howell who has been urging favorable
action by the forestry bureau on petitions
OF residents of Tooele county for the ere
"A zion of the Tooelc forest reserve, has
been advised bE he bureau that the lin
its of the proposed reserve have been
agreed Gpen and early establishment OF
The reserve viii follow.
AlT. Howell called at the postoffiCe de
partmeut today and urged the establish
meat Of a rural free delivery route for
Layton, Davis county. ard that part 0f
the Cache valley contiguous TO ogden.
He also asked Tor an additional clerk for
the Price .p0stoffiee and an additional car
rier on the Bingham rural free delivery
route
Senator Hepburn today called to the
attention of the war department the de-
STABILITY ~ holding a joint eucampment
for regular troops and militia at some
poiut M the west. next fail convenient
foT military stationed ID Utah. Idaho aud
Montana. The department will give his
request consideration.
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= Bleomfontein. Orange River Col :
= ony. Jan ls.-Abo thirty persons Z
> were drowned and three hotels and :
= 1s6 houses destroyed rs the result Z
> Of bursting reservoir here yes
8 terday. Hundreds Of persons have
= been rendered homeless and desJi- Z
> 5uie by fhe disaster
4%44444 <<4<4<4
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uTAH PosTMAsTFRs.
800 Il u Herald.l

Washington. Jan 1S.-Utah postmas-
tiers appointed Andrew j. Johnson.
Fairview. Sanrete county. vice $. :.
Sanderson. resigned. Lydia III McCar-
ty. Monroe. Sewer county, vice James
H. McCarty, dead