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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
,be Latest Happenings Condensed for Rapid
Reading.
Domestic.

japan might desire another loan to take
UP the domestic loan made soon after
the declaration of war
| Paul Morton returned from Washing
ton TO New York and resumed his work
as chairman OF the Equitable Society.
The Houston and Texas Central Rail
road will sell its lands in Northwest
Texas south of the Oklahoma line
The village OF Nicksburg Mich, is
bankrupt as the result OF the closing
| Of The ViskSburg Exchange Bank
The officials OF the Lake Shore Rail
road are still investigating the wreck
of the Twentieth Century flyer
! Assistant Secretary Of State LOOMS
has sailed for Europe on secret mis-
/ sion for President Roosevelt
Rev Augustus Rohrlock resigned as
secretary OF the Evangelical Lutheran
! General Synod Of Missouri
Mrs. ARgic Myers, who was found
| guilty Of numbering her husband, was
sentenced to be hanged
The convention of Modern Woodmen
at Milwaukee ended with the installa-
| ton of officers
The Seaboard Air Line will extend It's
road TO the sources Of the Big Sandy
River
An effort is to be made for the pres
ervation Of the home OF Paul Revere in
Boston
Naval officers witnessed the test OF
the new gun turret at Bethlehem
A fatal case OF bubonic plague oc-
Cured at La Bocay.
! Consul General Wynne sailed for
England
Another warrant was issued for the
arrest Of John w. Hill formerly chief
OF the Filtration Bureau Of Philadel-
/ phia, OF charges OF forgery. Mr.. Hill
/ is now under 5000 bail for trial on sim
/ liar charges
A condition bordering on slavery has
been found to exist in Chicago in sew
erai cases Of children who were trans
/ fcrrcd from institutions 20 families who
/ did not raise them properly.
] The Modern Woodmen. in session at
1 Milwaukee. have indorsed plan 10
I hold a congress 10 urge fraternal insur-
ance over old-lne insurance.
Miss Lillian Moore. OF Pouphkeepsie.
was fatallw injured i'm a trolley collision
at Fishkili Landing
Illinois coal miners have offered TO
submit their differences with operators
| to arbitration
/ The V;cksburg CNIich) Bank. a pri-
va,e institution has closed its doors.
Governor Carter. OF Honolulu. has pe-
signed.
| Wcsthound nasseuger train No :. on
the Denver and Rio Crande Railroad.
was wrecked at Pinto. a small station 90
miles west of Grand Junction. Col. No
fatalities resulted
The report OF Superintendent Of In
surance Hendricks. Of New York. was
submitted to District Attorney Jerome
for his use. should he think criminal
action is iustifable.
w. H. Grenell. of Picrrcpont Manor.
IN. y. was elected president OF the
/ American Seed Association at the an
nual convention at Alexandria Bav. n. y.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
Grestest Gas Producer.

, Mansfield, o. (Spccia) Expert oil
and gas well-drllcrs believe that the
monster gas gusher recently struck at
Bueloer, o., will be the greatest pro-.
ducer of gas in the world The we'll
is sending out with tremendous force
100000 cubic feet of gas every "a
hours, and shows no indications of di-
minshing pressure. Every farm within
"a radius OF 90 miles has been leased by
oil and gas capitalists. Much excite-
ment prevails at Butler.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
No Greater PIitsburg Now.

Philadelphia (Special) The Supreme
Court issued a permanent injunction re-
training the merging of the cities of
Pittsbrrg and Allegheny City The Su-
prerne Court holds that the law under
which thc consolidation was to be made
is special legislation. The injunction re-
strains the city Of Pittsburg the Mayor
Of Pittsburg and the presidents of Select
and Common Council Of Pttsburg from
taking any proceedings for the merging
Of the two cities.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
MsrOOued on wedd.ug Eve.

Clayton, N. Y. (speciaD George
Cooper, Of Syracuse, who IS to be mar.
ried to Miss Jeanette Williams, also Of
Syracuse, was marosned by joking
friends on a barren island in the mid
die Of ST. Lawrence River In order
to reach Syracuse IN time for the cere-
mony he swan a mile TO Grindstonc Is
land, where he secared boat and ar.
rived at Clayton in time to catch his
trat1
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
WEYLER BOBS UP AGAIN.
he is Minister OF War Ia the New Spanish
Cabinet.

Madrid (By Cable).-King Alfonso
approved the new cabinet, as follows
Premier-Gen. Montero Rios.
Minister of the lnterior-Senor Garcia
Petro.
Minister of Foreign Affairs-Senor
Sanchez Roman
Minister OF Finance-Senor Urzaiz.
Minister OF War-General Weyler.
Minister Of Marine - Senor Milla-
nueya.
Minister OF Agriculture-Senor Ro-
manones
Minister Of Justice-Senor Gonzales
Pena.
Minister Of Public Instruction-Senor
Mellarlo.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
1000 Years For Negro.

Waco Texas (Special),-A sentence
of 10 centuries, or 1900 years, in State's
prison was pronounced upon Lee Rob
erison, a negro laborcr, who attempted
10 assault Mrs Alonzo Robinson, wife
of his employer, Mrs. Robinson's hus-
band was absent al the time, and in re-
sisting the attack her scalp was badly
torn and one hand was bitten 10 the
bone The jury could not assess the
death penalty, rs the deed was not ac-
compished. but, there being no limis
as 10 the tin.e he might be given in ;hc
pesicn;iary, the court made il Ic cen
,rres and o~e day over
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
Sinks Another Steamer.

Singapore (By Cable).-The British
India Steam Navigation Company S
steamer lkhona was sunk by the Rus
sian cruiser Terek June S, I5o miles
north of Hongkong. The crew was
landed here by the Dutch steamer Per-
lax, which the Terek met June TO- The
Ikhona was carrying mails and rice
from Rangoon to Yokohama.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
Cousin Of President Married.

Boston (SpeciaD D,-Orne Clarke, of
London, and Miss Alirida Roosevelt,
cousin of President Roosevelt, were
married at Emmanuel Church by Bish-
op William Lawrence, in the presence of
a large number of prominent Bostoni-
ans. Miss Katharine l.. Roosevelt acted
as her sisters maid of honor, and the
bridegroom was attended by Clarence
Nichols, OF London.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
Port Arthur For japanese.

Chefoo (By Cable).-American and
European firms still in Port Arthur have
been notified by the japanese authorities
to depart and TO remove their merchan-
disc. Many of the firms are now ar
ranging TO charter steamers for that
purpose. Shipments of contraband OF
war for the Japanese continue to be
made, particularly from Chefoo to Dal-
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
Tornado In Wisconsin.

Bluemounds, Wis, (SpeciaD A
farmland, name unknown, was killed
on the farm of Charles Collins, several
other persons were injured at various
points, over $4,000 damage was done
10 crops and farm buildings, and scores
Of head of stock were destroyed by a
tornado that passed through Dane and
Iowa counties and over the townships
Of Barneyeld and Blucmounds the other
night.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-28
IEsntY.Txo Dead: Ten Diving.

LODI (By Cable) - twenty-five per-
sons were killed in the firing by dragons
and Cossacks on a procession of $4,000
workmen which had been organized as a
demonstration AGAINST the Royernnent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
Discharged Chef Shoots One Man
Through the Heart and
Wounds Another
OCCURRED IN A DINING CAR.
Victim Is J. w. Hail, Who Died In
Wounded Man Brought
10 Salt Lake

Lying AT 81 Marks hospital with a
bullet wound In the ilcshy part Of the
LETT lex, above the Knee Arthur Parker
u colorod waiter In the dining ear scrs
vice ~ the oregon short ldnc, IL
slowly recovering from u murdcrons
attack made upon him AZ pocatcllo
yesterday afternoon The shooting was
done by James Thompson, n recently
discharged chef, who for some CAUSE
or other opened fire ON him ana j, W.
Han, ne they entered the ear IN which
Thompson had seated himself shortly
after tho arrival of the passenger train
No. .. Hall was shot through the
heart ana died Instantly white Parker
was wounded 40 Indicated above
shortly after the shoollnM ullirnrF
McCawey ana Edgloy Ut Pocaiollo
were notified ana located Thompson IN
u house on Third avenue, AZ llrsl the
man refused iu surrender and declared
that he would Mll the mrs, man who en'
tered the building, Nothing dluntcd,
the officers broke IN the door and found
the man with the same gun WIN
which he mad done the shooting Thr
sun had been fully loodcd ana II was
quite evident that the murderer m
tended TO defend himself lie was
oyorpoWorcd without difficulty ana Ia
now IN custody awaiting q hearing on
the charge Of murder
Parker Was brought 10 salt Lake for
treatment arriving here at $50 last
night His wound II not at all dam
Foroue, ana he win likely recover In u
comparatively short time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
SITUATION IS
STILL UNCHANGED
Interchange Of Freight Between
Salt Lake Route and Southern
Pacific
(. ". ClllETT HERE FROM EAST
General Freight and Passenger Agent
OF Clark Road Has No News
On Subject

~ W. Gillcit general freight and
passenger aren't OF the san Pedro
los Angeles & salt Lake road arrived
IN salt Lake this morning from New
York and chicago, whore ho has beer
Tor three weeks arranging for tho
opening n general agencies,
When asked uB to what had been
done AT the meeting In New York Mr.
tllloli stated that beyond what had
appeared IN the dispatches he know
nothing, IN answer 10 n question 70.
ynrdng the Interchange of freight nj
me California end of the system, the
l0ck NJ which has occnsIonod cousld.
orAblo talk IN railroad circles, Mr.
plllett affirmed that the situation Wue
unchanged
lie further asserted that there was
nothing new 10 give out " interest lo
the general public and py yet he was
not IN a position 10 announce who
would be appointed assistant general
frolght agent Of tho SAT- Lake Route
Ia take Mr. WordonN plHcc Mr. ON.
lett leaves with Mr. Moore for Los
Angeles tonight IN order 10 arrive nj
headquarters prior 10 tho date Of Mr..
NOrdcne roSgna ton
Tho fact however that the Salt Lake
Route N owahlehmg independent
agencies IN the east rs taken TO mean,
IN local railroad circles, that the Salt
Lake Route IN going II alone, or pro.
poses 80 10 do, II IN arRuol that
otherwise the road would be repre-.
scented In Hartman ollcoa as hereto.
fore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
VIII DO 0psnior Inspection by the
Public Tomorrow,

The White Cross Santarunl and City
Emorp ncy hospital win open i,s DOCS
To patents ola Friday Prior TO this
the institution VIII be- thrown open 10,
morrow afternoon at . y, m, until y
o'clock for Che inspection by the public,
whioi II cordially invited to be- on hand,
The hospital Is located at 2b3 south
Wosl Temple and VIII be- a great boon
10 victims at street accidents ana oth1r
emergency cases which heretofore hayl
been handled AZ police headquarters.
Tho lmergoncy hospital " merged
with private concern which IL IN tn
nature of a sick benefit club, the 2OO
members subscribing u vet sum c0cn
month, thereby nHurlng medical Ond
Turglcul treatment IN ease ol sickness,
Amung the phyalclnns ana surgeons
who are on the stan are Drn, FRANK
w. steele, ~ o. Nurlun, &, u, pinkcr,
lou j H. sharp, A. H. Saslleman VI
lmhhlm CANYON, y, \ Klehlc OF lilng'
ham Junction ana others,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
HEALER" WAS DRUNK,
Smashed a Consumptiyo with q Club.
Aud Got Tn Days In Jail

G, NJ, Jackman, an individual with
u corrugated mind and queer habits,
who has been polming himself OF ON
the unauspectug public hcreabouts as
divine healer" for como time, ran
against il hard IN the police court this
afternoon lie was charged with bee
ing drunk ana admitted the allegation
AFTER which Judge Dchl gave him 10
days on the rock Pile,
During the taking of testimony II was
asoortllned that Jackmun was arrested
yesterday Tor beng crazy II was
brought out also that hc had an oNpor.
fence out Of the ordinary on Apple
street just prior 10 his apprehension
II appears that he went 10 the home o.
u consumplivo 90 do tho divine heal.
ing act, and that he had spirited
controversy with the sick man, tho
sequel being mat he took n club and
smashed bis patient with much force,
Relatives and others lnteroforod and
the healer found that he had been hlt
hard,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
MARRIAGE WILL OUT.
Denver Couple Wanted 1t Kept Secret
Till Next Woek,

Yesterday there were three names
entered upon the register Of the VII.
son hotel Louis T., BondS u. r. PntL
ana Ann H. Allen al sgrug from
Denver colo Today the personnel
OF the party TX unchanged but the
register records no trace Of Ann H.
Allen, and Bondys signature hQs been
changed to read MT and Mrs, Louis
H. Bondy Denver" The other name
remains tho same,
Just what elements, whether " run.
away, on romance, of nr6t'rlRht love,
or an appointment OF n travelling man
with Ms lady fair 10 meet I'm SAT-
Lake, where his route giyQs him tlmc
10 work IN n wedding ceremony enter
into the making Of the match N not
known, Miss Allen ana Mr. Bondy
were available for interviews yesterday
hut MIR. and Mrs lioudy have no use
for the reporter elan today They
were married this morning rlght In the
office ot the county clerk Whoro the
license lo wed was secured, The groom
was attended by the other man ON the
heglWor-.P y, Plat, ana he made
special requests Of Deputy County
Clork David A. smith that the reporters
bo tIppod OF on the Aft0r next week
or next month somo time, Just now
they dldni want anything said MI
smith was accommodating enough lie
gave lhom their llccnao and lhon the
ceremony, sending them happy aud de-
lighted out of the office,
Councilman a, H. Davis acted og good
angel 20 the trio and escorted them to
the clerks Office when asked m to hlH
version Of the offah, he said It was no
runaway plolt was u friend Of his
whom he knew ~ be n travelling man,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
FREE LIBRARY GROWING
Report for June Shows Gain in Books
And Membership

Tho report Of Miss spraguc librarian
OF tho free public library ror the month
of June was submitted to tho library
board yesterday at M regular meeting
II shows the number ~ volumes In tho
library ON July / t6 be 25,ii7, gain
for the month Of 6S Tho membcrghlp
on the same date was l5,0lI an Increase
OF l3l during the month There were
$500 looks loaned for homo use, on an
average Of 1893 dairy The number Of
books issued IN the reading rooms dur,
Ink the month was 3OOd an average Of
ll6 daily Tho dully number Of visitors
~ estimated Al b3S the sum OF 500. 10
was received IN fines and forfeltures,
Tho classified circulation Of the library
~ az follows philosophS SG religion,
II sociology dS natural science, 81,
useful arts, 90, nnc arts, rs, literature
2g)i history o. geography and travel
S0 biography 100, illtion, hl59 luyo.
nile, 1901 German, 81 French, 0, Total
$3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
FOUND DEAD.
Andrew handles, IRON Nevada, APPARENT
ly Succumb, TO Too Mach LIQUOR

Tho dead body OF Andrew Landlos
was found m Rho Clayton roomng
nous, u, . o'clock this afternoon, Just
what was tho cause Of death VIII be for
the coroner 10 determine, but every
indication points to II being u ease Of
too much llouor with u fatal sequel
Tho man, who ~ about 30 years Of
age, came 10 Salt lhko from Nevada
some two weeks ago ana secured %
room at tho roomlng house indicated
NJ 2lG south state street since HIS
arrival horc he hpe been drlnkmg
necessarily ana heavily This morning
n was noticed that ho remained IN his
room and was not calling for liquor a.
usual An investigation this afternoon
developed that he was dead,
Coroner clark was notified ana he
win call Jury TO determine whether on
not Il ls o. case Of suicide or alcoholism,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
MUST PAY THE WIDOW,
Matilda Johnson Gets judgment
Against Insurance Company,
lsnocInI 10 lNo 0Newa.W


ogden July r. In the district court
this morning judgment for $4,000 was
rendered for Matilda Johnson who sued
an insurance company fer that amount
ON "a policy on her husbands lie, Johu'
ron died about "a year ago ana the
company declined 10 make settlement
ON the ground that he had not paid his
dues
CRlTrENDEN HOME TROUBLE
There was trouble at the Crlttonden
home last nlght when John y, llUrtoN
father of CobN llnWoR called az the
pnCo and demanded that his daughter
be returned to HIM he declared that
she had been sent 10 the place by the
police without his knowledge. The girl
had been before the Juvenile court on
the ground Of incorrIgbllily and the
officers sont her 10 the home, llnrtog
was not permitted 20 take her away
ana proposes 10 make u test case of IT,,
EARLY MORNING FIRE,
There was q IRE IN the oflice Of 4, A,
WcOgcr an insurance agent IN the
First National bank at 3ib this morn.
Ing discovered by nightWOtchmun
who promptly sent IN AN alarm, The
loss was kept down 10 about $780,
FUNERAL SERVICES,
Funeral services over the body Of
Russell Clayton Win be held tomor.
row afternoon az o'clock IN the FIfth
ward Westinghouse Instead OF nt tho
residence MS heretofore announced, The
romans may be- yIoWol at the resi-,
dnco Of Thomas stevenson, uncle Of Tho
deceased, 1850 Orchard avenue, from ~
10 o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
HOW THE WEATHER IS,
Mercury was 80 Last Night and ~
Early This Afternoon

The mercury reached % degrees M
9'lb y. m today hut nt 1880 had drop
pod to % OWING TO q breeze suddenly
showing mp from tho northwest llut
the atmosphere has been sNoaly muggy
and sticky, due the local weather office
thinks 10 oloudiucss lnihvr thln to any
hlgh humidity The highest thcrmono.
tor OF yesterday oG degrees, occurred
AZ $50 D. np and N seems chlrolorls'
lic of this heated term that the hottest
point F reached late iu the day There
IN low local hnrOmrlrlr area covering
this immediate region ana the WcNih.
en- olIloc oSpccis cooler weather tonight,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT No, 81.

The Revenue Mining COMPANY I.ocs,
ton Of principal place NJ business, Salt
Lake city, Utah Notice IL hereby given
that AZ a mooliug of the directors held
on the l!th day of July 1905, an az
fed ON the capital atocR oi the corporation,
payable Immediately 10 Eugono r. liIlls,
Secretary, at b. Hoard Of Trade BulldMe,
Salt Lake GUY ltah. Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain I'm,
paid on lho llth day u AunUtL lNi,
Oi public auction ana uncHa payment
f. mndo hololo, VIII bo GOLD ON tho an
day ul September 1905, 20 pay ibo dolln.
Quout Ufprpsmnh together with tho
cost N Advertising and expense ~ con
duclng sale, .....
EUGENE r. MILLS,
Secretary
N BOARD ~ Trade building, SAT- Lake
city Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12

~ building, introduced him 10 hls
friends and said they hud come 10 h,
married, Davis thon showed them the
clerk, and ala not ask any questions,
M he did not wish TO pry into the NJ,
fairs of his friend,
lie advised an interview with Pint.
who would bo found NJ the Wilson,
But platt was not there, Mother was
Bondy or the bride, when accused Of
taking orders to report them absent and
not modest them, the man at the desk
doolnlod they were at Nalair, and had
zone ullt MS me first step on the honey.
moon Tie thought Bondy was travel.
Ing man, ana had simply arranged with
his bride 10 meet him here,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
sPikR AND RAIL

RIO Grandc No, came In today In
two sections,
Charles osborne, trnilc manager Of
the Erie Despatch, IL In Salt Lake
General Superintendent A, T., Wohy
Of the Rio drnndo Western ~ at Glen
wood springs today,
H. H. Sanford, general travelling
agent Tor the Santa Fe, was In the
ciiy yesterday on his way homo to
Chicago
The advertising ear of BNrnum &
Bailcy's big circus " eidolinckcd IN tho
Rio Gmnde yards The circus viii ho
here duIinR tho nrst week IN August
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
LIKES SALT LAKE,
Arkansas Man Much Impressed With
Hospitality Exhibited

A. G., Hamilton one Of the largest
npplo dealers IN the United states, and
vice president Of the Arkansas cold
storage and Ice company Of Fayottc'
vine, ARK, " spending fow days IN
Salt Lake, The gentleman " delight
cd with this section and " much I'M
pressed with tho opcn.hoarted hospital
lty Of the people, which, he says, iB not
eNcellcd anywhere lac has been lie be.
lleyos salt Lake II the making Of a big
city, ana that the next few Years VIII
witness great changes In this locality
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
runral Services Over Remains OF Lit
Ito 0rSon 7. 5, Muoser,

The funeral services over the re-
mains OF Oreon =. = MusPor WIN DO
h,ld NJ 2p, H. on sunday the ION lnsm
IN the First ward meollnghouto, elth'
Ulod ON Eighth East street lftwcon
seventh and Eighth South street Last
SuW'duy the stu inst pwon was run
over at lIoneyVIllo, BoNcldor county by
Hu empty Wagon drawn By runaway
horses, driven by him IN addition 10
mauy bruises he sustained he was m
lornplly injured, which no doubt was
the immediate cnuso Of bis death when
occurred ut 3 n, M ON the Monday fol.
lowing \ surgeon was summoned dlld
everything was done for him that could
lo by loving hands, including those Of
MS devoted mother who reached homo
the day before hie death,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
FOR THE BIG RUSH.


The Real Estate association rs mpt'
inR this afternoon ut he Commercial
club Tor the completion Of arrangements
for The big annual outing The com.
record VI u,SlS tickets win be- sur.
passed on account Of the 200 prizes Ia
he giYou In connection with the sale of
tickets \ llst OF the prigca may be
frcn Ht The associations headquarters,
10 west Second South street ana the
list appears Ia be- about a yard long.
'rho ntst train for sallnW leaves Sat-
lake AT 10 IT, M, and thereafter trains
WIN leave every NJ minutes during The
day up to 10 y. m Arrangements have
been made 10 have street cars meet all
Incoming trains
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12

not wanted IN Utah, and lhoy all cited
the preachers ana missionaries In ulah
Tor their information, Some time ago
Tho Rev. W A, Bartlett Of Chicago,
preached one Of the most ecnndNloue,
false ana damnabe sermons on uiah
ana The Mormons mat could be dellN.
crod | called on the Rev, Bartlett
ana asked him where he obtained lie
Information about Utah. ana no frank
~ told me n was all sent TO him by
the pfonchors and missionaries ~ thle
state. win try to llnlsl THIS letter IN
next weeks Truth
Yours very truly
v \, pEEE
SAT- Lake ritS titan, July 2, 1905,
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FOR FISHERMEN.


General Agen, Benton Of tho passen.
ger department. of the Rio uraudo this
morning announced that arrangements
have been made commencing sunday
evening 10 put on "A special train which
win leave the Upper Fans every SUM
day evening M Si0 to connect with tho
regular flyer az Provo, which arrives
IN Salt Lake shortly after Il p, m, This
VIII give the plcniCkorB and fishermen
IN Provo canyon long day ana VIII
not compel them 10 leave carly In the
afternoon when the fishing commences
IN has been tho case heretofore