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The Monroifa.s cargo.

The steamer Mongolia sailed on wednesday
IeJ aongkong and wsv ports via Honolulu
with 4 general merchandise cargo. valued ar
e1slo@s zio exclusive OF treasure and cargo in
tIS,slt s5Si5s M he csrgs Is to be distributed az
PhlhppIne Islands, S2952: East Indies S5O47
4ores- S25s5; Siam, Sl195 south africa $50.
lhs following were the principal exports:
TO Japan-55.Jo3 cs canned goods .5g7 bales
Is cs leather, 1851 b les cotton. 5IT bales cot
ton sheetings, 376 pkgs sewing machines 407
pEes machinery, 200 TASKS quicksilver. ssi3
los coffee, lo3s lbs ham and bacon 24o9 lbs
1utter' $50 lbs ] cs bread, 1876 lbs sugar,
~ pigs fresh fruits. 2lS6 lbs 1 cs chsese. 283S
l6s dried fruit. go lbs raisns. 80 lbs lard.
4.ss lns cs chocolate, lO2 cs table prepara-
uons, 2015 lbs cs mfllstufs 32 pkgs grocer
les ana provisions, lS cs salad oil, Is cs bak-
lhS powder 4oe9 gals u 6 wine. 30 gals f33
6 liquors, 42 pkgs pipe, 32e bxs soap. 80 pkgs
drugs. Jos cs boots and shoes. 1893 pkgs rozs-
ing material us cs building material, 10
pkgs rubber goods. 59 cs electrical goods. 30
lkgs pioWs and parts, p pkgs bicycles and
rarts' 5i9,seo lbs tanbark. cs tin foil is cs
board. $3.50 lbs crude rubber.
To China-552o bbis -four. 2343 cs assorted
canned goods, - c. canned salmon. 925J lbs
cried fruit, ei0 lbs raisins. 3105 lbs IL cs
millstuffs. II olives - plzgs fresh fruits
bo0o lbs barreled beer, 74OO lbs ham and
bacon, 452I lhs 3 cs cheese 10 300 lbs codfieb
81 O2l lbs assorted dr5es asf s-sa It,s, ,,sari
barley. 81 pkgs prepared FISH, 3l34 lbs beans
1000 lbs dried peas. 80 cs table preparations
paste. 4757 lbs cofee, 10 cs salad oil, 1855
lbs sugar, 35 plSgs groceries and provisions
llQuOrS
80 cs mineral water 900 casks beer Ia 3si
be les cotton oomestics, 1889 Pkgs dry goods.
- rolls leather, . cs drugs IL cs boots era
shces. o bbls 2 cs ell 26 cs turpentine, II 49,
lbs tobacco, 80 cs cigarettes, 125 bales cotton
shsetings 5 UlSgs machinery. 10 es cartridges
l5 os rubber goods. u pkgs wagon material.
To Philippine Islande--Ge pkgs agricultural
In lPlernents, 2 O. hardware
TO East Indies-1S1 es canned salmon. 179
G. assorted canned goods, 500 lbs rnillstuffs
4T0 gals wine, = bDis labricating oil. 45 pkes
wagon material. bales leather. / pkg ma
cfinery.
TO Korea-17 cs boots and Shoes cs dry
goods, cs lubficating cil pkgs bicycles /
pkg machinery, drugs, cs electrical
goods, I crt sewing machines.
To Siam--z pkgs machinery, % bbis lubri-
eating oil. Is turpentine, cs dry goods. 3
os soap. . cs nails, ] canned goods.
To South Africa-50 cs canned salmon
The cargo IN transit consisted OF the follow
ing: For Japan. 1884 pkgs machinery. zoos
c. iron pipe and fittings and 1907 pcs steel.
valued at S5S 909: for China. i35 tin foil.
j plzge fish skins and bales straw, valued
at $3.50.
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Rescues sailor Econ Da.,h

Second Mate Lynch OF the bark ST Eath
eTlne. which is lying at anchor on Powell
street. saved J. Sorensen. deckhand on =
scow schooner, from drowning early vester-
- uioFhlng As the sc0w went by the bark
Scrensen knocked overheard hv tba
schooner s main boom. Sorensen's departure
.loA the scoW was unn0ticed by his shipnnates
Lyhch heard the splash and when ne dis
covered sorensen struggling in the water the
Sow was far away. Lynch lowered hignse 7
80 sklH which was fast alongside the
Dark and IN few minutes was dragging
sofensen lroIa the water. Sorensen dried his
clothes On the bark and then left in the
nope OF oVertaking the scOw and his job lest
me vacancy be filled suddenly as il had
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COLLECTION AGENCY ACCUSED
OF ATTEMPTED ExTORTIoN
Charles #. Oliver of Press Cafe swears
Out Warrant for Arrest OF
John Maguire

Charles F. Oliver, night superintendent OF
the Press cafe. obtained a warrant from Po-
lice Judge cabaniss yesterday afternoon for
the arrest Of John Mcguire. private detective
and collection agent. 927 Market street, on a
charge Of attempted extortion.
oliver received a letter from Mcguire dated
June o., threatening that unless he paid an
alleged debt to the Golden Gate Credit Com
many by June 16 a warrant would be sworf,
out for his arrest on charge OF errbezzie-
tr,ent Oliver was Indignant, as he declares
pany cent
What added to his indignation was the
ifthographing on top Of the letter. In the
the bars Of a cell and on one side was an
eye and on the other q pair OF handcuffs.
Under the eye was printed in black type;
vorce evidence secured. missing relatives found,
bad accounts collected.
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o,pouneu placed Under Arrest.

John T. UDonnell. clerk of Golden Gate
Camp. woodmen of the World, arrested
by Detectives Graham and Harrison at Tenth
and Folsom streets yesterday morning and
booked at the City Prison on two charges OF
felony ernbezzement. His friends had kept
him out of the way for two days TIL his bonds
men qualified in the sum Of $500 before PO-
lice Judge Cabanss He was Immediately re-
leased. His total defalcations will. IL is said,
amount TO S5Cc0.
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cbumn.r Post, canal prono,.I..

The Chamber of Commerce. in order to facil-
itate the work OF the purchasing agent Of the
Isthnlian Canal Commission In distributing
proposals for supplies. has placed In its office
a bulletin board. upon which will be kept up
record of all proposals that received by
the chamber All merchants in the city are
invited to visit the chamber and keep Informed
concerning supplies that are wanted in the
construction of the Panama canal
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TO Lower AutomobiIe record.

w. Parker Lyon. Mayor OF Fresno. has been
In San Francisco for week for the purpose
OF studying the methods OF the municipal gov
ernrient. The Mayor has been at the city
Hall every day visiting the various DEPART
ments. and has gathered great deal OF In
formation as to ordinances. etc: and Il IS his
purpose TO Introduce new methods in hts city.
automobile. The record from san francisco
70 Fresno is eight hours by zutomcbiie bug
Mayor Lyon expects to lower this by one hour.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST

Cloudy, unsettled weather prevails in the
Sierra and also along the Mexican boundary
Thunderstorms are reported at Independence
Phoenix, FL Paso, Salt Lake, Pocatello and
Fog prevails along the coast of California
north or Point Conception
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours, ending midnight, June a.
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy, un-
settled weather Friday; fresh southwest winds
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy unsettled
weather Friday: possibly showers in noun
tains: fresh south wind
Sacramento Valley Cloudy, unsettled
weather Friday: showers in the mountains
fresh south wind.
San JOAQUIN Val1ey-Cloudy, unsettled
wind.
Coast-Cloudy Friday: fresh southwest wind.
NeVaaa-Cioudy Friday: probably showers.
A. g. McADIE, District Forecaster
Fruit and Wheat Bulletin,
For the twentyfour hours ending D. m
izoth meridian time San Francisco, June s,
1868: -
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neIIboy Arrested ON suspicion.

Mrs w. S. Growall. wife Of the president
OF the " S. Growail Company. merchant
taiIors. left the door of her room at the
Colonial Hotel. Pine and Jones streets. open
on Wednesday morning. When she returned
she discovered that diamond scarfpin. two
pearl scarfpins and dragon scarfpin had been
stolen. She notified the police and yesterday
afternoon Detective Wren arrested Arthur
Sutter. a bellboy, on suspicion Of being the
thief
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WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS.

W EAI HER- Nd 'CfkOf OOIVDIIIONS.
Overwhelmingly; berries of all kinds in
market.
Hanford-Farmers shipping wheat; good
prospects for Sultana grapes.
Palermo-Olive crop looking well and prom
iges good.
HoIister-Prunes less than half crop. but
large size.
Stockto,--Every indication of heavy crop Of
Tokay grapes: other varieties good.
Cousa-B Blackborries ripenins; yield will be
large.
Wil!ows--Barley harvesting river lands: half
crop plains.
King city-First barley of season hauled to-
day
Llvermcre-Weather yery favorable for
crops.
Newman--No change.
santa Mara--Coo cloudy weather; affecting
slow maturing of crops
Santa Rosa-Weather too cool for growing
crops A. G. McADIE. Section Director.
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The ov~-,,-. -.

The vessels on the overdue list are quoted
Tor reinsurance as follows: ThaIassa 8 psr
cent, and MasechaI de Turenne u pzr' cent
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Sun. afoon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height Of High and Low Waters
a. Fort Point. entrance 20 San Francisco
Bay Published by official authority Of the
Superintendent.
NoTE-The high and low weters occur af
the city front CMission-street WHARF about IS
minutes later than at Fort Point; The height
Of tide is The same at both places:
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other santa Fe Trains.

SUBURBAN SERVICE STANDARD GAUGE.
depart wssk days ,,. az I;oo. i:as; s:2s. s:Io
$50. ESQ. 7:15. s:o0 10:t5 and i.s5 .. m.
Depart sundays and holidays at 7:l5. 7:l5
Z. m: 1918. l2:45. j: rs. 1:45. 2i5. 2:45. 3:i5
s:45 4:15. 4:45. SIS, 5:45. 6:l5. 6:45. 7:f5
q 45. s:15 for sausalito onlyJ. 9:c0. 10:I5
IL as .. m
For Fairfax. week days-7:45 a. m. 3.fs
o. m, 5:15 p. m. Sundays and holiday
f:45 S.l5. 9:15. 1915. f1:45 a. m. l:f5 d M
THROUGH TRAINS
1:45 a. daily-Cazadero and way stations
9:15 a. m sundays and Holidays-Pofnt
s:iS p. m daily sexeept sunday)-For ca.a-
sis ?. m. daily sexcept sunday,-For Point
Reyes etc.
SIS D. m. Sundays and Holidays FOR caza-
dero. etc.
TICKET oFFTcE--65o Market ST.
FERRY-Union Depot. foot OF Market %.
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sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition to the serndines of the United States
Coast Survey Charts except when minus (--)
given is subtracte6 from the depth given by
the charts The plane of reference is the mean
OF the lower low waters.
Time Ball.
Branch Photographic Ofhce, L. 6. n. Mer-
chants Exchange. san Francisco Cal.
June S, 1905.
The Time Ball on the tower OF the Ferry
building dropped exactly at noon to-day
(. e, at noon OF the 120th meridian. or at
p. m. Greenwich time ]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. S. N, in charge.
Movements OF Steamers.
TO ARRIVE
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CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Tfburon Ferry. Foot OF Market Street

Tiburon Ferry. Foot OF Market Street
SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAYS. 80. $500. $500, II 90 a m;
1888. 2:So. 400. $40. $50. $50 and 11-so
y.
saturdays-Extra trip at 1880 .. m.
80. 500. 900. $780, II 90 a m :
$780, 2:30 S:4O. $40. $50. 7:25 IL 80 D.
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN F'RANCISCO.
WEEK DAYs-o:O5. $50. 1855, 7:5O, $40.
500 lI15 a. m: 1880 t2:00. $40. 500.
$40. 5:25. 6:20 p M saturdays-Extrs
sUNDAYs-s:5o. 1855. $40. s:2o 11:1s a. m.s
1:45, 340. ALSO. 500, 5:20. 5:25, $40. I.5a
T:5S D. N. Except Saturdays
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COAST 5EIoot dtMNE J NJ ssaI.s. ssE..., eanssl

(F0Ot Of Market Street.)
7.45A Santa Cruz Excursion Sunday
O&lyJ. .-..-- --------.---..-
9.16ANewark. Centerville. San lose,
FELTON,. Boulder Greek, Santa
Cruz and Way Stations ...........
t2UpNewark, Cepterville, San Jose,
New Almaden. Los Gatos, FELTON,,
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations .........
l.15pNcwark. San Jose, Los Gstcs ....3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01

ON the 9ilh of Aprll the New York
Evening Post, In personal note, stated
that Con- Ftshugh Ice, the old Com.
redcmlo lender was to participate In
the Memorial Day exercises Ot phllus
dolphin this year This The writer OF
the note observed, win be- the first time
IN the history Of the Grand Army ot
Pennsylvania that "A Confederate gem,
rral has delivered Memorial pay
Grafton uudcr the auspices " n Grand
Army post \ few days later the dis.
patches brought the news NJ the luddcu
demise Of the old veteran, Instead Of
dclNe dg "A Memorial day GRAFTON, he
Joined the vast army In whose honor
Memorial day IN observed, Man pro.
poses, God dspuscs
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public welfare should bo able TO sec
the purpose In vlow Of the companys
aseollonlp, ana ought to range them.
selves on the side of Justice fairness
and the prosperity Of our city which
are Involved m the controversy that
has boon wagod 80 long,
Let the mombors " the city council
who are not ufmid Of lho msh Of Il
perverted press, Hlaad for the right,
regardless Of cyory threat aud they
VIII hnd That the gront body NJ the
citizens win stand by them whom the
facts arc made oloury apparent
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REVOLT IN ARABIA,

\ dispatch from Women deserves a
passing notice II states that the oap'
itol NJ that Arabian province has been
cnplurod by The Insurgents, ana mat
these are preparing To lay Siege To an.
other ety. defended by u garrison of
1000 mou the account Indicates some
severe ilghtlnG ana the ihWfrccllon
must be " some consequence, II the IN
Trgonls consider themselves strong
enough 10 cope with 5000 men woll en-
lronchcd,
Events In eastern Asia have held pope
ulur attention 40 Intensely that other
pnrta Of the worlds stage have been
very little noticed, but there has been
some talk Ot a powerful agitation, win
headquarters at Paris, for the roeur'
rccil0n Of the old Arabian empire, IN
dependent NJ the Turkish sultan, rho
question therefore naturally arises
whether this agitation has nlrondy us.
Mmod the form Of a successful rovolu.
ton IN The very slrongholds ~ Arabia
Thorc Ia good metal In the sturdy sons
Of Abraham through lehmnol ana lla-
gar ns wen ms the other Tribes with
which they have become mixed, I'M
der proper leadership and efficient
equipment they would rive the dcgon-
crnio Turkish government much uou.
bic, Yemen la u mountainous prov.
lnco IN which the insurgents win Ind
many places Of slfo Iorcnt n Is a
long distance from Conslnnllnoplc. and
therefore more dIiIlcult 10 reach than
the unuly element nearer the capital
The movement In Arabia IL woll worth
following
II N not probable that the Turkish
government nj lho present time, can
meet this revolt with the vlgor uocos.
sory, The conditions In European rur.
hey, ana more particularly In Mace
donIa, II reports are true, must dee
mnnd all lts attention and vigilance,
Tho strife between the various factions
has reached, II Ia said, an extreme dc.
groo Of violence, Each group has ls
own armed bands, upon which II relies
Tor support and with which II wages
war against the others, Each village,
In general has such an armed organ.
lgatlon, The foyer Of battle has lnfcot-
ed the entire nation the whole country
II In state Of Siege ana murders are
Of dnlly occurrence, The country stead
ily grows poorer and more deserted nr-
icles Of primo necessity are very ox-
ponsyo, and immigration constantly
incrousea,
Naturally, the European cabmela are
watching The developments, and the
sultan must Dc Kept too busy with
the European affairs to be able to pay
proper attention TO the outlying pro.
Nnoos Russia ana Austria are work.
inR together In the Balkans, while
France ana Italy are acting mdcpcn.
IDENTIFY Nront Britain proposes Joint
occupation Of Macedonia ana Germany
sides with Turkey against the Euro-
pe0n powers, Az long az this absence
Of unity marks the policy Of Europe IN
the Balkans, there win be no radical
change. nut the powers may 40 Ia.
gclhor The conditions may become ~
chaotic that Interference win be uoccs.
sary IN II WAS IN China few years
ago, whom the foreign embassies were
threatened with humiliation.
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JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
Kansas city star,


There " no Visible successor 10 jos.
cph jefferson, OF the other leading
comedians " the American stage there
II not ono who has manifested the mont
distinctive qualities of Nh Jefferson n
art, There are plenty Of comedians to
make the plnygolng public laugh but
me hlghoet attachments I'm comedy are
reached by those who have the powers
Of pNihos ana comedy combined, or
course nearly an comedians think they
should have been serious actors and
many OF Them, sooner or later take the
hazard OF assuming tragic roles but
Few of them succeed, H. Mr. jefferson
hhd possessed the voice oFHontlal to
tragedy ho could have boon great uB
Lear ur aH Shyluck for b. was % great
actor not merely u groat comedian, The
man who would have stood the best
ehunro ultimately 10 approach the place
made rucUut by Mr. Jonorson-lf ho
hnd followed hls best Impulses IL Mn
W w. Solhorn But unfortunately for
Mr. solhcrn ana the American stage
ms gifted actor has preferred the por-
louu ana the romantic. for which he TX
not Ideally suited, Possibly he mny
YET revert lo the line IN which he might
shine win proscmlnoncc,
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COST or LIVING.

The Bureau OF Labor slatolcs has
hcon ondeayorlng TO ascertain the oX.
net cost Of living In this country TO
obtain fair estimate the income and
expenses ~ $1,000 persons were com.
pared Ana 10 make the results gen.
oral families In lhIrtyhrco different
states were solicited, The average un.
nuOl Income was found to be- N?i,lO
per family Of h3l persons aud Of thls
$4,000 was the nycr0so yearly outlay
for food or "a little less than $3.50 u
wcok Tho list os complied by tho
Bureau ls os follows
fOOD or THE AVERAGE work.
ING FAMILY PER YEAR.
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THE greater Of Mr. Jo0crson's t.
umphs was ue rim Van Wrinkle, tho
gentle old yugubond whom an the
world was taught ~ love- through tho
transmitting art Of 'Joo' Jefferson
Tho ethical value Of this play IL not
here discussed, Severe morallsts must
poriorco decry II ~ departing IN some
doRroc from the standards OF right con-
duct But the mNtchloEs art Of Jofor-
son swept aside all trivial objections,
lie invested this strange nnd almost
uncnnny character with the gamor aud
The poetry Of rommliclsm, Az the nc.
tor WAS essentially II poet Though he
has perhaps never written line ot
vorscD the genius Of his unspokon poe.
Try shono through the garb Of the Nng.
about and invested him with the CLAM.
or which attracts keen human interest,
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Boston transcript

While we mourn the death Of Joseph
Jefferson both M n public and private
loss, there " some management In the
thought that he lived long enough Ia
enjoy the fruits Of his lNbors md 10
know that he had gVon pleasure IA
thousands upon thousands and had
done nothing "a cause that pleasure 10
leave an unpleasant taste II rs not
given 10 all 10 live and close life 80
happily gO uselully
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CloNelnnd plnln nnnlnr.

one great debt the stage aud tho pub.
llo owe to Mr., Jefferson, lie lralckod
IN nothing base. Not a few consors are
attacking the stage nv an agency Of
cNh Many actors are showing that
mere IN no necessary alliance between
the dramatic nrt ana vice, while oth-
ors claim theirs 20 be IA purely moral
mission, Jefferson made n plain that
thorc N "A perfect stage art that has no
connection with what IL oyil he made
no profession but many have been I'm
unoonsclouH moullHt for nll that, fof
certainly poor rip became M his hnndA
"a sufficiently horrible ana pathetic cS.
ample which pointed u moral moro IF.
foollvoly than most sermons Al oll
oNonts the art ~ the grand old man Of
the American stage was us pure uH II
was perfect, n conjunction " oycrl-
lontoN tn bo Ntrivcn Tor 10y those who
aspire to follow IN Ms footsteps,
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Now York Mail.

Above the bier NJ Joseph jefferson
the whole country II bending ole was
u man Take him Tor all In an ,Wo
shall not look upon his Ike again
IN tho history Of the American stage
there has been but one other Edwin
Booth Of immortal ronown, who could
WELD the sccptor Of UnchallCngcd pcr-
sonnl dominion, Booth fascinated all
minds, jefferson captured all hearts.
liothH appeal was 10 the lntollocG
Jofefson's 10 the emotions The one
was the gnn blazing away with
meridian splondor, the other was the
softer orb Of grace ana gentle humor
ana aweot tears,
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lllt birds nuttcr Hero IL the Duke NJ
MunohcHtCr's comment on Andrew cav
ncglcs remark Nnoni the wedding OF hs
niece, that he would rather she marry n
respectable riding muster than a worth.
loss duke 81 WAS much cdliled by Mr.
Curucgle'a announcement that he pre-
furol "a coachman TO n duke ma n
ucuhcW,lu.loW Perhaps, ull THINGS cons
eldorod II h more appropriate, For
once am able 10 compliment Mr.. car.
neglc ON Ms sense Of fitness, only
wonder that ho has not ere n0w car.
rIcd out the feudol idea OF prcsldlnR
NJ a common table for his whole house,
hold For surely one cannot wish
ones relations to marry "A class NJ
people whom one IN not willing TO ask
10 ones own table,
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DEsERET NEWS PHONES,

Persons desiring 10 communicate Ny
telephone with any department NJ Tho
pesorol Noya. viii save thomnc Ives and
this establishment 4 Rroat deal u annoy
nnoe n They win take time 20 notice these
numbers
For tho chief Editors Ofnco, 2laa
For nesoroi News HOOK store, at,
For CITY Editor and RcpOriera, 3Jp'2
For business Manager flsR,
For Business Ofnco. 3S0.2.
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If there IN u docllnc-nnd the cost oi
llylng has no relation 10 the price OF
the neccssnrls Of life but ~ the thou-
sand aud one Injuries. which the work.
Ing classes feel the want o. because
they are displayed by the wealthy
classes who have nothing to do but 10
spend the fortunes thoy In many In.
stances have not earned, 10 the De.
sire for mNurlcs ana not the want ~
food are many NJ the evils Of our time
due.
That ccnlugal happiness docs not nj.
ways depend ON wealth was proved In
the cnso NJ IN q Now York
clerk who was married ana
lived happy ON $500 week, As
long n8 that represented hin total Tor.
tune nh was peace and happiness IN tho
lililo homo, Dut one day John WIS ln,
formed that hH rather had died amt
loft him about $4,000, This wlndmll
was supplemented u short time aflcr.
ward by his receiving another sum Of
money from the estate Of his grand.
mother These two lcgaclos uccordins
"a his wife, destroyed loves young
dream, She says In nm nllldayIt that
from that time her husband became
"high.rollcr" And she has now begun
suit In the supreme court for nm abso.
lutte divorce, At the appearance OF
pmlus, Amor fed, And how often does
not love refuse to dwell under the
Same roof us the god " wealth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01

The death Of General Fit2hugh Lee
loses the south ilG most popular man.
II also dcprI,os the country ~ AN able
citizen, one whose heart and soul were
nll for the Union nv In former and un.
happier days they were for the Cons
fpdpruuN,
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should a business Man Retire. h
the subject discussed by Governor lloch
In n magazine article, The substance
Of the governors answer IN "Noyor
think of retiring" Aud that's the
standard OO's answer 10 Governor
llooh'R complaints,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01

\ chicago man made his wife knocl
ON bed Of live Goals and swear she
had been faithful to him. And the
Judge before whom the ease was heard
hcnpcd Goals Of FIRE on hs head aud
Gent him to prison,
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II ~ well 10 remember that the grcol.
ness Of the American nation was not
achieved with the aid ~ u great army
and navy II " founded ON Il policy
~ pence, and Justice, ana II win cn-
6mo az long Us the people continue
building ON that foundation,