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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
NE.VIV|PRESE|..N||'T'MI.E|::.|N|||'1'|' ! | |: | I
BEING. / PREPARED |
Case Against Bishop Il z; albot i Will il:||
Not be Drop pped1 J, IS; asE g Once Il
55a. Thougf
PAPER NOW BElN ! ! &; 6 I DRAWN !! 4 z !
Willie Filedsif sPrcl ate p D'oesIs sl>';oo ~
Hilnsel Bring Case 2 2 fore q
nj il Gus seEofS B ishops
\ n, v Z NJ
&fBvSAssOclated q Pres J

s(t5yYASSOClAteutIfAS teu "a q Geo u
w z ORR January 6. ~ tRa Yea a5l'' rn-
ed here to-day that q new, re sentmes ,tall
gainst Bishop bot Of the Cent;1'al
Pei Diocese Of The Protes saln ttin T
lEpiscopa Church, Is now being p,repasr'eea y, pare
by attorneys &inA ne Wprn ),
II being shastened i, and st Is believed tha
the necessary pers be 8 req e
be 81 gned within Two we e ks
ia The ntment swill be ba seti chiefly ll1
On. tie charges contained in the first. one, y!
which has been Wit hdra wI,. VIII. 1's
signed By a number of persons y q Bhishop h =
.Talbot,s s diocese and will hen be bro ught
3toE ew ;Y York. where ther sigma Il. tures e.
will be affixed. Is n OF kno Hn Nyh Il. q
tie new presentmen viii be mad the
intention lis ITO give Bishop Talbot y g l reil-
3sonable time in which TO bring his case s
before the House Of B Bishops .sI ! 6 he should
decide not to take such ton, the pre'
.sentment swill,;b flied. BIZ n 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
BISHOP sPALD||I.hlG| r / NC HAS A:|jI A 4.
PARALy|I.|..I|C|,' J STROKE: 6. ! !:
Entire Left Side 81 Body Affect
ed Condition Is Not =
II N Dangerous. Il
l,v i? A ssocia led press,

81 PEORIA, LII, January s Bishop
John Il, spaldng, head OF the Roman
Catholic diocese Of Peoria, /, suffered q
piaralytic stroke this afternoon, While
his condition Is said to be not dangerous.
1T is severe enough to keep his brother.
i DR. Leonard Il H, fspalding, by his side
continually. The entire left side OF the
blshop's body Is a ftected, and 8fol. several
hours after the stroke he was snnnbleato
speak l.eaches applied to his head slre-
suited in bringing back In a n,easure8hls
speech and tonight lie was able to
converse tWItll those who were with him.
The bishop Is sixty-flYe years old Lat te
4 Tonight lie was resting comfortably,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
ESSEX PARK RACES
!. WILL BEGIN TODAY

Fl on SPRINGS s, nllary 0.z--Rac- --I.
Ing viii begin al Essex Pa rk to morrow, row,
and every thing Is In readine ss .Jss talr
weather Is promised, and ! 81 well q lled 1
sra ces are on the programme for decision.
The feature event will be the Inaugural .l
IA ndicap. for which several q the p best
winter handfcap horses Y in trall,ln W y y
To-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
Char:lg I With it, !: :P:'et.,onrla7ge, 60 rl7

clIEIl.AAtRI,LEsro s. January aE'l- '-.
Thoii,as Scandone. an Ian rae tor
and three men who re SAID 70 Pc ghards lH.r "
we're arrested tonight at f,.on ron 3phos y,
nhn "a mines on warrants sworn out b.
DistrIc 4 4 At torney5 Capers after complain
M Italian Consul sotilleu.. charging peoll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
Dir. al DERMAN DIMES u
ATaiTHE white HOUSE
(By AasocIa ted Press.) "A

by 3Aasocla ted Pfess.) 81 B
INGTON, D,fSa O., January " u. .-
The Presid dent and Mrs, Roosevelt hau
as dinner guests tonight president K 4 ldef-
Jones, OF Alabama; & sllas NcBee, editor
gof tho churchmani pr, ,s Lyman A bbpt.
editor Of Ou look; n nd 20 q. Dickinson,
Major q plI5 Byrnes. q no mas N elsonl Page
and Francis !, Leppp. commissions pf
lDdians a fairs, Il ~ Il Il y; B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
Goes on de stia,gRtee..

Mr.. Fred pllger5 we'll known here ns
singer and comedian, brothey-in-lnw to
Mr. Henry ] .erch,ile yesterday for Bos-
ton to ,join8thet 1 Reconsideration Comedy,
Company, Ell n {{ttls33gI If h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
Il Girl Not Known.

During he35afternoon session several
other wit tncsses were called and stated
that they knew nothing Of the glr1 liY-
Il Ing at Stewards s house until she was
Found dead, and that they had nj ever
heard OF such a person. So Il b AZ ~
{ After theieXaminatio OF these Witness
Nes. Mr., Cooke announced That the Cons
n niollWealt h would rest this case for the
present. Several WI itMesses were put on
the stand forthe defense and told OF see,
Ing the accused on the evening sof June
a 21st,5 on his way horne, ,5st III. x 35 81 81 n ri
# lii the postoff Nice a. large map pres
pared BY the county surveyor & OF Din
58widdie count was Xhlbited to the court
4 and Mr.. Rieyes, The surveyor, wa;l a asked
to point out and give 4 he distance from,
theft near the llomioide to the post-
office, thence to Mr.. Wlay,,s d, and from
4 there back to Where he dead glrl was
N The defense is apparently working
4 hard to prove an ! alipl |, 81 TheS L prisoner
\ takes muchi%i interest In the s5proc ceedings
(. and takes notes "a Il lines, ,8M q sss ssss5
@AY tar court a djournsd "a for. the night
\ several ladies. friends of N the accused,
came in the coli room and ttal kfd wi tn
MIN far nearlS, an hour efore A.es was
taken, to the ia for the night.
4 4. a ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
CARMENzGHARMSj
.HERHAU|DIEN!G|[ ] J !:
Mario Il 5lvell Is IA Revelation
5ss Il sftle Gig
Girl
EMR. vEGEN Z 7AG AIN SINGS
Reginald Ro berts, Cast as Don
ose w as, 5.5s5 ~


rhes Eng lslh-voi iced 4 grand so opera ~ com
PAM scored even grea Ter trilnlp q I
1.-The academy last n night IN rendering
l8"c,armen'' than II did on the preceding
evening, N when ohengrin5" 5"'33 was ID sung.
%l,his AZ II because I'm. Carmen 's beingsiil
Slitghterg opera y than he 4 mast sterpiecc OF
Wagner, q more read q ppealed a TO I he
audience. Then, too, ca rnlen IS more 70 e
drama e & and III ffords q reat ter opporrtuni- It
tiles fors effective sta ge tures.
rho theme 8 & 10 ohengrin' '.s ''s ma yi5 be
ana ITS lines 8full Of II poetry.
but tSGarmenSt tells the 4 Tory Of love and
jealousy 50 passionate ely that3it more read d
lin, uwukens q a \ responsi We VI chord II the
Ebrcasts OF those who "a oW8 the for es
/! Of the infLtuate Ell Don n ose sa nd tho GIG
arctic girl. ,I 81 5l s: s 1,
ssThe audience last evening was equally
as 4brilliant};ls on the opening nlg ot'-. r.
$chestra. balcony ana gallery bel lng very
$nearlyateste 5Stoltheir capnci tyr " hilc "a
iof the a lower boxes Wer &C up &c. .5SssaAs
stated, , the opera. met with even q grealttesr
success than l4ohen grim Carnle ,,$
4 n opera, requires a caste strong acting
+abilitvs al az We'll as good voices. The part
of the cigarette girl itself ffords q bun-
tdant opportunty for the display 81 ,l drn-
natl matte + talent, and 1t must be acted ssa 8
well us rsung & II Il 9l ss I'D
Did Splendid Work. Is SCI
Miss Marion lvell was X revela ton 4ln. 3,
i tits role, ,E She seemed to possess Just tne
for this most di fflcuts part,
and though he word 9 oes ~ proper.s
belong to dissertations q grand opera p,ell
i rnles & shc ,.played ~ Carmen with that
3reckle abandon hat gives to he char
ctei; & : very II ifc She pnlsated with
thrtSli feswfich is OF the flesh and blood, Y
md @ swhich appeals tot3the animal In
$stlnots. She was N glorious r1l,l Great ture,
whose eyes sent o. email lenge 70 ~ s,,,,t ,eH
md flnuntcd herself tantal lzingly before % t'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-07
& 0l!'Y,Al'M!!!A,s. E!!s:;s;AGle!:.,
Writes to,$ Kuropatk Gomnlurli;
5Ss eating Views Of Fall

3EIOTtaIATllIuI.sss99g N
"a (Bpec ial to The Times. Dispatc chg 4.
BERLIN. anuar 7-7;T hes SL0kal ~.
fze egeT liukden5 COZ Irespon dent In dis;:
patch sdat ted SJanunry 6ttl, 80 VI: sss3
tss.3.. sid nrarshdl Oyanl has ist;
ter General Knropat Kin corr icatir,s
the 4 & VS. OF Il tie Cd itu1atlon ot Port
thur and spra lsinE the bravery g its de-
tenders The effect Il o the ne vs. Ii wa 9
especially confound lng. laa Tcpor ss an
tlcipnting q Iona resld dence. Z tsiss believed l
1t Will immediatel y inf luence n theSz situa-
.tinn on the Shakhe River 3c. gt ii
5,'Contlnued and intense cam onad!ng las
been heard since dawn a long the rail road
near sinchinpn Il ana sl:a.:l,t ;l,esl.n,r-
tion OF the cannon ling tt,-,ncrrow cx-
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y. ~ ttss 3 f'1S1''' 2 l-l'T IA "
]. Did Splendid Work.

CONTINUED ~ on Second Page Page Z !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01

nervousness, irregular heart beating,
rheumatism, bloatinR, irritability worm
out feeling lack Of ambition, loss OF
flesh, sallow complexion.
II your water when allowed to re-
main undisturbed In a glass or bottle
for "a hours, forms a sediment or set
Ting, or has a cloudy appearance. 1t
Is evidence that your Kidneys and blad-
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the thousands upon thousands OF tes-
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of swamp Root Is so well known that
our readers are advised to send for a
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to Dr. Kilmer & Co, Blnghamton, N.
", be sure to say you read this gener-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
ED DAVIES Is CONVINCED.
Murayama shows Policemen Something
About Art OF Jlu Jitsu.

There s at least one person IN Salt
Lake who has respect for the japanese
art Of Jiu Jitsu The person referred to
Is Officer Ed Davies.
Late yesterday afternoon several laps
called az the station to learn something
Of the whereabouts Of one Of their coun-
trymen and during their conversation the
subject OF Jiu Jitsu was br, ught up,
Davies sized up Murayama and thought
how easy II would be 10 nut the Jap to
the mat Davies then spoke his thoughts
an adjoining room lie laid down on tho
floor and told Davies to hold him. Tho
latter got what he thought a good hold
and said ready" The next sec nd Davies
was flying through the air as though shot
from cannon, He came back at the Jap
and got a sort Of strangle hold, but again
the officer went flying over the Jap's
head, Mdrayama threw Davies up I'm the
air but caught him In time t. save him
from a bad fall He then doubted Davies
up IN knot and held him there. Some
OF the officers declare that Murayamn
tied Davies legs around his neck IN bow
knot and left him there. The Jap then
wanted a big policeman but the latter
We're scarce about that time
The prospects for another match be-
tween Robinson and Jap are eNtremei
good II II is arranged, II will be under
Jitsu an advantage The Japs say hey
will send for n better man, and they
want Robinson TO agree TO wear a Jacket
SO the Jap can get some holds Robinson
agrees to do this provided the Japs will
put up a good side bet and agree that
two shoulders to the mat for three Sec
onds VIII constitute a fall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
z, c, NJ, I.
CIIRYsTAI.s.
His Tongue Removed.

New York, Feb. LIB. S. Finch, an
official of a Brooklyn coal company,
has submitted 70 an operation for the
removal Of his tongue. About two
thirds was cut away, yet with the re-
naming portion OF the organ and the
muscles OF his throat he viii be able,
after a little practise, to speak intelligi-
bly,. The operation Is the second Of that
nature performed here within a few
months.
Finch had been a heavy smoker for
years and complained six months ago
of an Irritation near the base OF HIS
tongue. A cancerous growth appeared
and spread so rapidly that when the op-
Grafton was found necessary the tongue
had become affected from tip to base.
The glands OF the mouth were also con-
gested, and It became necessary to re-
move them,
The tongue was first pressed to one
side in order that the surgeons could
get at the lingual arteries, seyerlng and
tying them, and thus checking the flow
OF blood. The loss Of blood was about
six ounces and the operation lasted 81
minutes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
ON THE RACE TRACK.
PlekawaY 10 TO 1 Shot, Jumps In
And Wins Money.

San Francisco, Feb &.-Pickaway, 70
TO l. came to life I'm the third race and
won BY two lengths from Fort Wayne.
iplish between Schoolmate and San Nicho-
las, ARABIC won the handicap by a neck.
weather clear; track, fast Summary:
Firat race, six furongs The Volt won,
sterling Towers second, Yellowstone
third, 11me-l:li.
Second race one and a sixteenth miles
-Hugh McGowan won, MaXette second,
Flount third T1me-i.41h.
Third race FIVE and one-half furongs--
Pickaway won. Fort Wayne second, 81
lent Water third. T1me--i01h.
Fourth race. one and a quarter miles
Sthoolmate won, San Nicholas second.
Stilicho third. Time-206h
Firth race. six and half furongs--
ARABIC won, Letola second. Toledo third.
Tlme-l ;l9A.
Sixth race, seven furlongs- salable won,
True Wing second, A, Muskoday third
Time-l,2L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
Events at Ascot.

Los Angeles, Feb. 2S-Sherif Bell final
ly won race, taking the fourth event on
the card at one mile In iA03, Sheriff Bell
has started many times and been favorite
In the betting almost as often, but never
was quite able to get up In front at tho
finish, Favorites and second choices
were successful today, all the winners
receiving liberal support. Weather clear;
track, fast Summary;
First race, mile and a ACKNOWLEDGMENT
won Luno second, Prestolus third. Time
i Ash
Second race, Ave furlongs-Lnda Rose
won Sweet Kitty Bellalrs second,
Jerusha third. Tlme--i:01ik
Third race four furlongs-Silver We'd
Time--;iSh.
Fourth race, one mlle--sherlff Bell won,
Cincinnatus second, Cloyerton third.
Tlme-l iOa.
Fifth race. FIVE and half furlongs-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
Crystalized Poisonl

,b TOUT blood Is always full Of poison
ig poiNoh you eat and drink and brea the
ibe oul system. 1t IL the purpose OF
v wS ulo3d TO absorb and carry OF this
tbeY bRtoUdiSSoaa, d, And the kidneys, which are
me blood and send 1t back through the
vTiIh clean, 10 gather more poison
"nnNn' theyl In turn, will eliminate.
so,n av sometimes the kidneys fail. And
timgulhes' from some other cause, the
ny pyOu kels 30 ful' Of poison that they can.
XIV absorb It all This is the start of
nnsunausm The poison aocumulates
It,io Clygtallzes The crystals look like
Th' Eldlhs OF sugar or Of fine white sand
IN olood carries them and they increase
no. iil,, Ihen, when It can carry them
On ton ] deposits them In a joint
irta une-anyWhere.
yon ro aMlhge IN your leg-the dull ache in
mir l N ON a rainy day-these are the
Oset"ala signs VI the unseen CRYSTALS. And
s'I., visited limbs and unspeaSable an
Sv,ot,, vi the sufferer who has allowed Ma
Cd for w. 20 80 unheeded and unattend-
MAIL {eafs-these are the evidences OF
"ra' rheumatism, neglected can do,
rt,nlge Hmatsm includes hmbaRo. seiatico
snit,' ,ia, gout-for all these are the re-,
p, rheumatic poison In the blood
move ky the first thing TO do is 10 re-
Tba Ip,ir poison, But this Is NOT enousb
stor,s 9tMAIlON OF the poison must ha
cha1re a., AZ mat nature may have a
tai s"y yA 70 dissolve and eliminate the crys.
tIs /" fNh nave already formed Tnlcss
manept rd,. mere can be no cure-no per-
~. 5n,arched the whole eor,b for n s,..,a.
physI't'io.u natlsm-somethng that / or anv
-soros,5t9 could feel safe I'm prescrihiny
only octltnns mat we could count on naf
rayog uo,seiisionally but ALWAYS For r tbe
ami sos 9l rheumatism are eyerywhsrs
~" s.nulne relief is rare ''''y"ners
mn 5'' d,,, cases are sometimes cured bv n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
Engineers to Transfer Salt Lake
Route to Operating Depart
ment by That Date,
LOTS OF WORK YET TO Be DONE
Wells Are Being Driven Out on the
Desert Below Las Vegas With
Great Success

Chief Engineer Triton Of the Salt
Lake Route has notified all construc-
ton departments under his jurisdiction
that everything must be cleaned up in
readiness to be turned over to the
operating department by April 80.
This means that the San Pedro, Los
Angeles & Salt Lake road will be ready
for business May /.
In the mainline there is a great deal
OF work to be accomplished There is
ballastng TO be done, side tracks to be
put in, yards to be laid out, water
tanks station buildings and section
houses 10 be built and provision made
for water on the desert below Las We
gas.
In this connection there Is force Of
marine engineers at work driving
wells with the result that in two places
water has been encountered at the
depth Of between 500 and COO feet and
can be piped TO the tanks alongside tho
track, Samples Of this water that have
been forwarded hero for analysis show
that Il is very good as far as desert
springs go, and viii be suitable for
locomotives
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
SPIKE AND RAIL

Tralnmaater Smith Of the Salt Lake
Route entered upon his new duties this
morning
d. II. Gray, district freight and pas
senger agent Of the Oregon Short Line,
went up to ogden today on business,
General Agent Benton OF the Rio
Grande passenger department left
Honolulu yesterday on his way home,
n. M. Cushing, travelling passenger
agent for the Rio Grande, leaves to-
night for Denver as escort for the Sil-
yer slipper company.
A carload of colonists for Idaho from
points on the Santa Re is due to arrive
here from the east tomorrow morning
over the Rio Grandc
II begins to look as though the Wood
men Of the World viii not be the first
organization after all to take an ex-
cursIon over the Salt Lake Route
The coonist rates go into effect to-
day In Chicago, accordingly there VIII
be several thousand eXcursioNlsts pass
through Salt Lake commencing on
Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01

by the lines extending to the gulf, the
Delaware, Lackawanna q Western.
Erie and Lehgh Valley railroads have,
recording to the Times, withdrawn
from the Trunk Line import committee,
The result will not be rate war. on
the contrary, import rates VIII be
maintained by the seceders. II Is stat
ed, without regard TO what the gulf
lines or those to Philadelphia and Bal
timore may do.
The trunk line import committee has
included In the past all the trunk lines
coming to the Atlantic seaboard. and
Its object was TO maintain uniform
rates on domestic freight, and they
were further reduced In the case Of the
Baltimore and Philadelphia lines, when
the roads running to gulf ports began
to meet competition by reductions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
To Prove What Swamp Root, the Great Kidney Liver and
Bladder Remedy will do for YOU, all our Readers May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

Pain or dull ache IN the back is un-
mlstakable evidence Of kidney trouble.
II Is Natures timely warning 20 show
you that the track of health is not
clear
II these danger signals arc unheeded,
more serious results are sure 10 follow,
Brghts disease, which is the worst
form OF kidney trouble, may steal upon
you
The mild and extraordinary effect Of
the world-famous kidney and bladder
remedy DR.. Kilmer's swamp Root, Is
soon realized II stands the highest
for Its wonderful cures Of the most dis
tresslng cases. A trial Will convince
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swamp Root are, being Obliged to pass
water often during the day and to get
up many times dsrlng the night, ina
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irritation in passing, brick-dust or sed-
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illness, poor digestion, sleeplessness,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
Certain Relief.

Tho secret lay IN n wonderful chemi.
cal | found In Germany, When I found
this chemical, ! knew that | could make
a Rheumatic cure that would be practi-
cally certain. But even then, before
made an announcement-befor was
willing 20 put my name on it'll made
more than 1900 tests And my failures
were but 2 per cent.
This German chemical Is not the only
ingredient ! use In DR. Shops Rheuma-
tic Cure--but Il made tho remedy posi-.
ble--made possible an achievement which,
doubt not, could have been made In no
other way.
This chemical was very expensive. The
duty, too, was high. In all It cost me $500
per pound, But what ls $3.50 per
pound for a REAL remedy for the
worlds most painful disease-for a REAL
relief from tho greatest torture human
beings know
don't mean that DR.. Shops Rheuma-
tic Cure can turn bony joints into flesh
agaln---that IL impossible. But II will
drive from the blood the poison that
causes pain and swelling, and then that
is the end OF the pain and swelling
the end Of the sufferlng-tho end OF Rheu-
matlsm That If why ! can AFFORD 20
make this liberal offer-that is why / can
AFFORD to spend the FIRST dollar that
Rheumatic sufferers, the world over,
may learn Of my remedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
Separate Presbyterles for Negroes

New York March by vote Of 81
to 10, the Brooklyn presbytery has gone
ON record In favor OF allowing the or
Panization Of the separate presbyteries
for negroes within the bounds OF pres
byteres established for white persons,
Rev. w. A. Alexander pastor OF the
only negro church In the presbytery,
opposed the plain vigorously, declaring
It was unscriptural, un-Amerlcan, con-
trary TO the spirit OF the Declaration
OF Independence and averse 10 the
progressive sentiment Of other denom-
nations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
Lake Como Forest Reserve.

MIssoula Mont, March Lake Co
mo forest reserve becomes subject 10
homestead entry this morning at 10
o'clock. Between 1900 and 10000
acres OF good land will be thrown open
for settlement The land Is In the fa-
nous Bitter Root Valley, and was set
aside by President Cleveland as tenn
porary reserve.
The city Is thronged with people
ready TO file claims as soon as the doors
of the land0flice open this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
100 YOU REMEMBERO

Wheeling
destroyed by Ire a Albany. a heavy
TODAY
four killed others seriously
n a the City OF
o republic
birthday Of President MILFORD
Woodruff a Temple
FIVE
story shooting
Benbrook
Salt Lake Theae
nom a successor b. H. Roberts
rejoicing throughout Britain the
Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
Coach Builders on Strike.

New York, March 1.-The strike OF
the coach-buiders employees is, accord
ing TO Herald dispatch from Paris,
assuming serious proportions, An In
crease In salary Is demanded by the
mem about $4,000 OF whom are now out.
Automobile makers are particularly az
focted,