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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
AFTER A HEAVYWEIGHT.
Judge Mcdowell Charges W. 0, Robert
son With Stealing His safe.

W. A. Robertson is to be arrested
as soon as the officers Of the law can
lay strong hands upon him. His IS
no ordinary safe cracking job. FOR he
took the entire safe away with him.
The complainant IS Judge Samuel Me-
DOWall. who recently babe u fearful
farewell TO salt Lake IN the "Ameu-
can party convention by stating that
his fight on the dominant church had
cost him five years OF his lie and
$500. aud that he was licked TO
a iluishs and ready 10 quit. He all
lcges that Robertson entered his office
during his absence and carried the
safe away.
IT appears that Judge Mcdowell paid
q visit to Idaho couple OF weeks ago,
and told Robertson to sell the safe IA
his office II is loo pound affair, ana
not easy TO remove, However, Robert
son, instead OF selling II as agreed up
on. brought a block and tackle outfit
and had 1t removed, When McDowall
returned he could find nothing Of his
property or Of Robertson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
COURT NOTES.

suit has been tled IN the district count
by G., #. Callison against Frank Il.
Darlington and Christine u. Darlington
tn recover $500 alleged to he due on "a
prnmssory note, and also $3.50 as attor-
ney's fees
Essie May Smith filed suit for d.
yorce I'm the district court this after
noon against Harry O. Smith on the
ground ot nou-support, They We're mar
ried at Logan on May 2, 1903. Plaintiff
asks for the restoration Of her maiden
name Essia May Hayden.
Judge Rltchlc this afternoon granted
Margaret Rummell "a divorce from Hsr-
ry j Rummel on the ground OF deser-
ton They We're married az Fort Grant,
Arizona. ON March TO- 1908, and defend
ant deserted plaintiff the following
August The court restored plaintiffs
maiden name, Margaret Walsh,
Mrs. Pearl Bosch was granted q d.
vorce by Judge Armstrong today from
Roy j. Bosch on the ground OF failure
TO support. They were married on
Jan. l. 1901 and have one child, the
custody of which was awarded TO plain
uff MIS-. Bosch testified that ono
month her husband only gave her 20
cents, The court allowed her SIS per
month alimony for the support Of their
child,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
Ritcbie Has Jurisdiction In Case
Appealed From Justice Nc
0mieS Court
QUESTION ON APPEAL BOND.
Supreme Justices Listen TO Arguments
In Several Cases viii Filed for
Probate Other Court News.

The supreme court yesterday denied
the petition for a writ OF prohibition
in the case Of the state OF Utah ex rel
j. q. Ford VS.. Third district court, NJ.
L. Ritche, Judge The writ was asked
for the purpose OF prohibiting Judge
Richie to take jurisdiction IN a case
appealed from Justice McOmie's court
at Murray II was claimed by the at
torney for Ford that appeal was not
perfected as required by law because
the appeal bond was not filed at all
Hence the supreme court was asked
10 prohibit Judge Richie from trying
the case The court denied the petit
ton, Justice SuJup dissenting from the
majority opinion of the court
The court today heard arguments IN
the following cases and took them I'M
dor adyjpemWtt I'm the matter Of the
estate of Charles W, Bunting, de-
ceased, Crane company appellant VS.,
George Morrow 90 uL
The case Of Human Brothers, appel
iauts SIS. o.. G.. Natusucl was COM
tuuel 10 the foot of the calendar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Park announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Sara
Reid, to Lieut. Royden f., Beebc Of
Fort Douglas, the wedding TO take
place during the winter
Tonight the marriage Of Miss Mary
Wightman aud Joseph Il. Barnes Will
take place az the home of the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs W. r. Wight
man.
An out Of toxin wedding Of interest
10 many Salt Iakers takes place today
IN Omaha, when Miss Elaine G. Farrell
OF that place and Brigham Telle Cannon
will be married. Mr.. Cannon Is we'll
known here and will receive the con-
gratulations and best wishes OF his
many friends He win bring his bride
here for d bref visit A reception is
being rendered them this afternoon at
the home Of the bride, at which quite
O number OF Salt Lake people are pres
ent. Miss Farrell Is the daughter Of
Mrs A. G. Farrell Of Omaha and ls
very popular IN that city and here. Mr.
Cannon f. the son Of the late President
George O. Cannon and Mrs. Martha ".
Cannon, and has 70 host NJ acquaint-
ances In salt Lake They leave for
Europe after the reception and viii re-
turn 10 salt Lake 10 make their home
Misses May De Souza OF New York,
Virginia Keith OF Kansas city and Ju-
licttn LANCE of CHICAGO acted aa brides
maids, and Mr. Carl li0ldrigo Of Chica-
50 acted az best man,
The Woman's club hold It's opening
meeting OF tho year Monday afternoon
at the residence OF Mrs, Allen r. San,
ford, An interesting paper and two
poems written by Mrs Il, G. Kelsey
were read by AIRS. Y. J, Armstrong
Mrs. Theodore Whitley was elected
delegate and Mrs a, V, Taylor alter
nate to tho state federation meeting
at Springfield next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. W Packard have re-
turned from a delightful trip to the
coast,
Last night Miss May Campbell and
Or. A. w. Orloh were married the cere-
mony being performed at the home Of
the brides parents with Rev. r.. c. Me-
Melee officiating The rooms were pref
tlly decorated and the affair though
quiet very pretty one.
Mrs. Curtis win entertain the ladies'
OF the w. r. C. Of the Mexican post at
her home tomorrow
Mrs, James p, jennings viii enter
tain about Il guests az supper tonight
at the Emery Holmes cafe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
BUSINESS MOTIFS

Tod9y's local bank clearlres d..
ca To S'5I5t5.5l as against S-91ss 5 a5nl!ount.
the same day last year '''''-O'''' tor
Inc annual meeting Of the s,o.,,.,
OF the sugar City Townsjt, ,o a0'1'''
was held IN the Deseret Ns,g,q 'npany
yesterday afternoon. Tbe ros annex
secretary ana Treasure 'ngtls Of
showed that the COMPANY w,, Wiaiinty
tondlton, being entirely 1reo s. W. sold
Indebtedness, ana having oysr 't; }9 any
tCash and money lonnd Tha 1y..v99 IN
lNnd rented for beets had rroonuIySlys
usually productive, In fact Sam, no1 !, un'
post Deets being gathered by nv, ~ ", the
sugar company were grow y'g laano
tloWSnlsite property Il was rcpo,tS{ ' Iae
building had gone on sle5div 'g5n ,snat
the year. aud that the towrSIfs g So.'9g
e prosperous condition generaiv was 'o
The election of the board NJ 5,....
to serve for the ensuing year rss,A AI,siais
the choice Of the following, yea n
smith John r. W!nder w. s Wsc.E
NICK John Henry Smith. Uebo,
Grant John c. Cutler, ana Ricbar5 u,
Young ''N'''u W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

was e.. involving directly tho rates and
practises Of 800 railroads, Fifty.eight
hearings have been held In different
parts OF the country Besides disp0S-
Ing OF O large number OF complaints
through informal investigation and dee
Gliding numerous questions arising IN rec
latlon to the publication and obsorv-
auCe of tariffs. the commission has REM
dered during the year ~ decisions IN re-
ports and opinions upon contested cases
or Investigations made by the commits.
sion on It's own motion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

ol can truly say your medicine Is a friend
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Of four children and suffered greatly at times
of birth OF first three When three months
along With the last onell began 20 think Of
trying some medicine 10 case those terrible
palms, and asked our doctor whether there
was anything he could give me TO lessen la
Dor pains He said there was nothing that
could help me, I then thought ] would write
10 Dr. Pierce lie advised me 70 take his
FayOrite Prescription u started TO take II
at fourth month was very weak, bad heart
trouble and would faint away two or three
times a day our doctor could not help me
and lie was a drug | would often say, oh, II
! could only die In one Of these spells; but
took hye bottles Of FaYorlte Prescription
and felt hotter every way. Got along well AZ
the time OF delivery had heard Of painless
childbirth, and thought ~ must be good
medicine that would help those pains but
know now for myself, and can not tell j plain
enough. Your Favorte Prescription Is the
best medicine as we mothers know. | advise
my friends 10 try II Baby Is now four
months old and IS strong healthy boyn
DR.. Pleree'S Pellets Cure Constipation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

tailor occupying the west apartment ON
tho ground floor, was using gasoline ~
cleaning clothes, and by chance some of
the highly Mdammahle Nuid escaped
from the can and ran out on tho floor, \
gas JET was being used close 10y to heat
irons, ana the vapor caught fire IN the
up and explosion and Mir. Ande son had
% fee for his HE. Tine FIRE department
eNtIuguishcd the flames which were G. u.
fined to the apartment. but 20 suits ~
clothes, n lot u goods tn tho bolt, and
other material were ruined. Tho telephone
too was destroyed
Mr. Anderson puts hid loss at $500, no
insurance. and the loss ~ the building
Is 500 fully insured The unfortunate
tailor viii ondeavor To start mp again IN
a week, IN the same premises.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
DIRT IL FLYING.
Grading starts on burlington Extension
Prom Franuie. Wyo.
Especial to the "Ncwg~

Ah'lNNANA " AAlH re
Garland. Wyo., oct u-Dirt began
10 fly on the BurlIngton's extension
from Frannie TO Sage Creek and Wor-
land last Friday, and the work IS now
being pushed on the grade as fast as
men and teams can throw up the en-
bankment Byron Sessions, II, s, Jolly
and j. w, Crosby have contracts to
build tho grade as tar as Sage creek
Fitzpatrick Bros. d Collins have the
contracts for the rock work through
two canyons, involving 100000 yards Of
earth and rock
Chairman Aruott of the Basin city
committee on right OF way has received
Instructions from the Burlington %
have all bulldinsg removed from the
right Of way through that town inside
OF 60 days This indicates that the road
81 to be pushed TO completion rapidly,
and that Basin will have train service
by the first OF the year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
SANTA FE
10 Bujil New Road 20 Give san Fran,
cisco Another Connection.

10 buII New ROAD 20 Give San Fran
cisco Another Connection.
San Francisco, oct ll.-Presdcnt 70.
i. Ripley OF the Santa re has decided
10 builG a new piece OF road, which viii
giv0 san Francisco another direct rail
connection with Galveston, Texas. lie
has Just Incorporated the Gulf, Santa
Fe & Northwestern railway The COM
pnny just incorporated "a 10 build $50
miles Of road from BroNnwood north
west TO Teaico on the Texas and New
Mexico boundary TeXiCo rs "a point on
the north and South Pecos valley line
Of the Santa Fe,
From TeNico 10 Bio pucrco ON the
Santa Fo and California overland line.
30 miles west OF Albuquerque the dis
lance Is 2i5 miles ana road IL being
built there by the Eastern New Mexico
railway, "a Santa Fe company
BY means of the new piece Of road
from Rio PueroO To TeNico aud thence
north over the Pooos valley liue the
Santa Fe win have "a second and short-
or overland line To- California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
IN THE ASSEMBLY HALL.
Hubbard Lecture will Take Place
There Instead Of in Barratt Hall

In view Of the fact that the heating
apparatus in Earratt hall Is now under
going q change the Hubbard lecture,
which was to have been given IN that
building tomorrow night viii take
place at the Assembly hall, the First
Presidency Of the Church having kind.
ly donated the hall for this purpose,
The lecture IS under the auspices Of
the ~ \. I, Lecture bureau and the
subject TO be discussed Is. THE Cos.
gel of Work" which Is considered by
many as Ebert Hubbard's best effort
Mr.. Hubbard viii arrive hero tomor-
row morning, coming TO Salt Lake di.
rect from a lectpre tour of the coast
Already the demand for tickets has
been quite satisfactory and IL is safe
90 assume that the "Chlcf Of the Roy.
crufters' win b. greeted by a largo
audience On his first appearance here
On several years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
DRILL HALL FOR GUARDS.
Work Will be Commenced on hr Doc
ly's Retura to Salt Lake.

Plans for the now drIll han for the y
O. u. in Salt Lake are complete, but
work cannot begin until the return Of j.
= Dooly 20 salt Lake on tho compile
tluu OF the HAN. Ii rs intended 60 con.
wort the present hall into a gymnasium
with shower baths and other convent
euces. col, Ge0ghog1n considers this 90
valuable asset 90 am armory as II makes
Headquarters desirable place 10 rene
dezvous. and brings there % class Of men
highly desirable as soldiers, The state
funds appropriated by the Legislature
Tor the maintaining Of armores are 90
be- used Ton these improvements, unless
tho attorney general decides tho eNpeudl-
ture Will be- illegal lie has the matter
under consideration and "a decision Is
looked for at meeting of the armory
board 20 be held Friday next
Work ON the Ogden armory "a 90 be-
Gin next week, as u IS being built by pri.
Vate funds To- DO leased 20 The guard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
10 set Crlm nal Gases

Tomorrow morning a. 10 o'clock
Judge Armstrong win make q settling OF
criminal cases which have been APP
peaad from the criminal division OF
the city court. On next Monday Oct,
lG, Judge Armstrong VIII 10 to Ogden
to try some cases I'm which Judge
Howell Of the Second district court is
disqualified. He expects 10 be gone
one week and upon his return will take
mp his calendar which win be set tomor-
row.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
INTERURBAN TRAFFIC.
Engineer H'nnold Says it is Growing
AL. Over h Country

chief Engineer Honuold OF the Utah
Light & Railway company has been
on a trip through the northwest, IN
spectlng the various systems Of street
railways there and noting such late
Improvements as might be applied with
advantage to the Salt Lake system.
Mr.. Honnold says that the people OF
the northwest hardly realize the enOr-
nous developments sure to come in
the next decade. But there Is great
activity IN lnterurbon lines and
frelghts Of all kind are heing sent over
them. The interurbau system was not
appreciated AT the outset and was
adopted with much fear and mlsgiy-
ing; but it was shortly found that
the patronage became heavy at once
and has since grown TO be Immense.
In fact the steam power is heavily
drawn on an the time, in addition to
the water power.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
NEGLLCTS OFFSPRING,
Man Who Runs Lunch Counter Fails to
Support His Child,

Deputy Sheriff sharp yesterday after
noon arrested John Campbell upon the
charge OF failing 90 support his child
Campbell runs q lunch counter near the
Rio Grande depot ana his wife and
child live on sixth street ana are In
destitute circumstances, 1t rs claimed
that for more than q year past Camp
bell has been living With anothGs w0-
man and has not supported his Wife
ana child az ALI A complaint was
sworn 90 before Justice of the Peace
Dana T. Smith, and the man was taken
into custody His bond was flNod at
$500 iu default OF which he spent last
night On iall Today he entered u plea
OF mot guilty 20 the charge,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
vATRLLLA'S SLAYER.
Police Captain Burbidge Goes TO Boul.
der for Ere Mazzo.

Police Captain Burbidge leaves to-
night for Boulder, Colo. 10 secure the
person Of one Fred Mazzo, the Italian
who shot and killed another Italian
named Vatrella I'm this city a month
ago, Mas1o fed after the shooting, but
was recently apprehoudod In the Colo
RADIO town where Capt, Burbidge now
goes 10 receive him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

The viii Of Emma l.. Haynes, de.
ceased. was dlcd for probate I'm the dis
trict court today together with the PEE
tltlon OF W. r. Haynes asking that
j. r, Bovdlc be appointed as executor
Of the estate The testator had an es-
tate iu this county consisting of real
property of the value Of $4,000. she
died at Oakland, Cal, on Sept 10. 1904.
By her will all OF her property Is be.
queathed 10 her husband, the petitioner
herein
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
CRITICALLY ILL.
Attorney Thomas Adams May Pass
Away as a Result Of Typhoid

Thomas Adams we'll known attorney
OF this city IL ut the Heogh-Wright hospi-
TAI I'm very critical condition from ty-
phold foyer MI Adams was taken III
Sept. %. but nothing was thought ~ 1t
until e we'll developed case OF typhoid
made its appearance and no was removed
to the hospital where be- has been since
said 90 be such that II was feared he
would not survive the day This viii Do
sad news TO the gcutlum1ns many
friends. who will deeply symp3thi2r with
hts wife and family and express the hope
that change may occur which Will
place him ON the high road 10 recovery,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
WEATHER REPORT

Record az the local office Of the weather
bureau f0r the q hours ending at G a. IN.
today;
FORECAST TILL o p. NJ. THURSDAY.
Fair tonight and Thursday; rising tenn
h. J. HYATT,
LOcal ForeOaHtor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS
DIED.

TEAlLE,--In this city Oct 90 rs
Thomas william TcnKc, born Oct
1853, IN italy.
Funeral services Will be held Sundls
at 70 noon, from the Sixteenth ward meet,
Ughousc. Friends are invited 90 attend
lntormcnt I'm city cemetery
BETTEY.--tn this city oct u. nos. %.
general debility Thomas Henry BeteN
aged 66 years
Funeral from the undertaking. parlon
Of Joseph y, Taylor, 28 cost First south
street, Friday, mt 2 p. M. Friends are ia'
ylted.
DANGERF1ELD.-- AT lJO south Twelfth
East street this city oct u, l@. Of
dlphthcria, Ethel u, Dangerield, agta
10 years
Funeral cortego leaves parents. Ies-
douco at p. m. today, lntermcnt w Guy
cemetery.
NORRIs.-Iu this city, Oct 10 1875, y
pcritouius william Norris, ased
years
Funeral from tho Eleventh ward meet.
lnRhOuso Sunday at 1880 p No. lrleAas ale
Invited. The remains may De viewed a.
parents residence, 23i south EleNenu
East street from 10 TO ll.5l e. m. the oy
Of the funeral
CHRISTENSEN In this city, oct =
1908. uf hem0rrhuge Of the lungs ca
RTE Christensen aged % years. $500.
Funeral from tho Waterloo ward mteI.
lnghouso Thursday, at y. No. fUen''
are Invited,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
DEITRICK SONG RECITAL.
Much Pleased Audience Listens to New
Singer at Cltyton Music Hall.

There was a much pleased audience
at the Clayton Music hall last night to
hear Mrs, Deltrick, q pupil OF Mr. Hugh
DOugall, in song recital. Many friends
of the new artist were present to do her
honor and, In addition moi n few Of the
leading musicians OF the city were lu
attendance. All united In giving her q
warm and enthusiastic reception. Her
voice IL Of the high lyric soprano kind,
not large, but exquisite as TO quality
and splandidly modulate and intelN-
gently managed. Her best number was
the one which concluded the program,
an Ave Maria" with Willard Weihe
rendering a violin obllgato though the
"Bercouse' selection and group OF
Scotch DIR pleased Immensely, Her uc-
companist was Miss Irene Kelley, MIR.
Weihe gave n couple of numbers In his
usual skillful and pleasing style. The
fun program was as follows,
(o) TIA Serenata' ..,..,....... TosI
(bl 81 mes yers avalent des Allies
''''''' ..''.''''' ..''.,''. .''''. HAM
"Berceuse,' from "Jocelyn". 90. GODDARD
Violin obllgato by Mr., Weihe,
(O 'Ihey say '.,'''.',A. RandeBger
90 Roses After Rain u.,, Lehman
(0 Ills FayoHte Flower" ..... Lowitz
Zignenet'Wcisen' .,......... Sarasate
Mr. Welhe
Aria from Romeo and Juliet, Gounol
Scotch Songs.
Ca oYe Banks and Braes Of Bonny
Doom"
,b) 81 Lo'e ma q LOddlo But Ane."
tcl "Robin Adair."
(d) Comm Through the Rye"
ave Maria" ..........,.......... Gounod
Violin obigato by Mr. Weihe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
Stockholders Took No Action in
The Election Of Fifteen
Directors
OFFICIALS LEAVE FOR OMAHA.
Frat Visited Depot Site aud Went
Over Plans-Nill be Sixty Days
Before Bids Are Submitted.

The annual meeting Of stockholders OF
the Oregon Short Line Railroad COM
pany was very brief this morning The
meeting was simply called to order IN
the board room IN tho Deseret News
building and then adjourned until Dec
ember 8, at which date the adjourned
meeting Of the Union Pacific yesterday
afternoon will take place.
The meeting was called at 10 o'clock
for the purpose Of electlng Is directors.
but as was the case last year, tho
stockholders apparently, were not ready
10 announce their selection. 1t Is re-.
Barded AZ safe proposition, however.
that James HaZen Hyde, formerly OF
the Equitable Life Assurance company
and storm center OF tho recent iusur.
unce scandals, viii not be reelected on
the directorate and that he win receive
the same fate as he did 8t the Union
Faciuc meeting here yesterday after
noon.
OFFICIALS LEAVE.
Following the meeting Vice President
w. II. Bancroft, oregon Short Line ON.
Gals together with Julius kruttschnitt
and the Hartman hosts Of general
managers, chief engineers and super
intendents Of motive power aud machin.
cry pulled oIt for Ogden I'm their pn.
vate cars on q special train. Most Of
the officials VIII continue on their way
cast 20 Omaha.
NEW DEPOT.
Before leaving Mr. Kruttschnltt Stat.
ed that he had Inspected the pronosed
depot site and examined the plans and
specifications OF the big alteration
scheduled for Salt Lake AT an early
date but there was nothing definitely
decided upon. II is understood that the
various plans are yet 10 be gone over
and the best selected after which tho
contracts viii be let Il ls anticipated
that 1t viii be go days before the mat
ter is finally settled
The plans fayorably considered con-
sist Of a handsome structure OF the
Spanish mission style order With clock
tower In the center, II consists Of q
double story edtice with sweeping rcd
tile roof and gates, train sheds and ali
the modern accessories OF an up-to-
date terminal AZ the rear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
j, J. HILL GOES EAST.
Accompanied by Party Of Capitalists lie
Returns From paeiflc Coast.
Special Correspondence.

Sheridan Wyo, oct i0.-President
James j. i'm OF the Northern Pacific
Rnd a Burlington director was In sher-
idan yesterday en- route east from the
Pacific coast with a party OF railroad
and Northern Securities officials. Tho
party is said 10 represent al larger
amount OF capital than any other or
railroad men that ever crossed ths
continent In one special train,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
CAUS ID BY GASOLINE.
Fire in Manx Build Docs Damage in
Sum Of 500.

There was q 500 lire In tho Manx build
Ing. g east South Temple street. at $50
y. ~ yesterday. n. T.. Anderson. the