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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26
MA2AMAs CLIMBING CLUE.
VIII Make Ascent Of Mount
RnInlpr This Year,

Portland or, june 20, Tho twelfth
annual outing Of the MaSamaH 4
mountain climbing club NJ this city,
win occur ~ Mount Rainier this year
and the club viii be- accompanied by
uu unusual rambler of prominent scion
lists ana college professors
Among these several mcmbcrt of the
ppulHchlan club ana the American
Anime club, including Prot / g. RuN.
foll Uf the University NJ Michigan,
who has mudo 70 special study of Mount
Rainier and Prof L. g. TUFTS "
Tufts college Mass, who has cNten'
fyolN explored Amska The sierra
club Of california Will send party n
100 on moro, among whom VIII be FoN'
ual prominent scientists and professors
from the University of California stan
ford and other colleges ~ that state,
The patty VIII also probably include
IN g. Hart Merriam chlcf biologist Of
the United states governments OXFORD
pmohol, cliot forester Of the govern
mont Prof j, h. Dillor chief gcologiat
of the government ana nr Henry Gam
not, chief RCoRnphcr N the Bovorn'
mont
Tho moutnuin climbing expedition
viii leave Portland about the middle Of
JulN going nrN 20 Tacoma, whence
IT win go lo Ashford, wash ana then
Wy conycyancoG TO the base of the
mountain,
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JOHN MAGUIRE IN TOWN.
Veteran Manager passos on His Way
To Tonopah

John MaR1r, the veteran theatrical
manager whose name lH almost IL
hoWoOo0 word Iu tholw circles mp
onl down the cou.L lH m Salt ldho
luduN passing few huuy uu his way
to 10Uoulh and GoldHcd Mr. Ma
Ru.ru who conducted the opera House
lN lWllu lUr years. but who WIS forced
uu.u lhu retired Mat through thuIlrl.
cal lw.I developments HIll appears ou.
Dl.luWllN 40 a mOnuluguu ut hls own
Aside from lhlg Mo- hap retired from all
active theatrical work
Nh MugulurN ruollorliunR NJ SAT-
Lake date muB ln the early iOH when
h. played here Win the old Dpgcrrt
Dramatic Stock company and the
Friendships hu STRUCK mp Win the stage
Nulkor of those times Mckenzie,
MuIgultE tuiup. tluNUOu iioWlug
Gahum, Lindsay Thom, Thompson
Mulhpn llowulcN olrp has been COM
llnurd llll the present day. ana he
never passed through Salt Lake with.
uul hunting up the survivors lU this
notable uw NJ Muguhu MAS man'
aging 70 house ln Portland, when MIS-
\ A, Adams ma her daughter Muudp
nlNt came there. ana he brought ont
many productions ln which Maulc took
m. chllds parts During her recent
visit lo spokane. whore Nh Mcguire
was then living she lologlnphod
ahead that box must BE- reserved
for the use of her Old manager ana
after the performance she sent fol him,
threw her arms around hif neck ana
between tears uud laughter recalled
the experiences ~ the Old days
Mr. Mcguire expects a. resume hl'
tourney tomorrow night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26
AMERICAN sIIARpERS.
They Invade London In Great
Numbers,

London, June ?i--DurIng the pas,
week the American INVASION Of LONDON
has surpassed previous records Every
hotel ~ crowded, and the princlpal ones
are booked far In advance,
with the increasing number OF Nlsl-
tors from across the Atlantic have come
a gront number Of suspicious persons
who have Kept the secret service men
busy An Inspector VI Scotland (ari
said 90 the Associated Press that he
had been compelled TO give many Of
these american suspects orders TO leave
England, but nevertheless reports are
received daily " operations Of conll-
dcnoo men and card Snaps
The Inspector pointed out That pre-.
ylouNv American burglars had visited
London during the season but that
now there was an mundatlon of CONF
doncc mem strange to relate, the vie.
Tins IN almost every case are Amotl-
canR who II would be supposed Weun
acquainted with the operations of
sharprrs from their own country DW.
ug Ascot week numerous eases were
reported 10 the police
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SWEDEN
NEGOTIATIONS.
Riksdag VIII Appoint Special Com
miltcc to Consider the
Situation,
CRISIS IS NOT ENTIRELY OVER.
Proposal for NoduS lytnlI VIII he
IIoIcncy Attacked 10 Upper and
Lower Chamber.

stockholm Sweden, June a. A. o.
result Of the negotiations between the
different groups Of the rlbsdaR II has
been arranged that % special commit
tee 10 consider the swedish. Norwegian
situation shall be- appointed tomorrow
10 consist Of nno Conservatives and
three Modcralos from the first cham.
bon and I'VE Liberals Ave Agrlcultur.
lists ana two l(ciomors from the
chamber II BE- announced tina,
the governments proposal To settle The
crisis umlcubly by arranging a molus
Niywdi between the two countries VIII
BE- violently attacked In the upper
chamber and generally supported IN the
lower chamber during the debate to.
morrow on The subject
As q precautionary measure pending
the settlement NJ the crisis the swedish
council Of state has decided not 10
discharge tho tmc.oNprod men from
the navy Wtll further notice,
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HOME FOR THE GUARD,


several days 0go 10 Nf Thought chat
lnr summary order to 1uoolo lho prose
um umury sllu ou july !, wu' blow
tu the already crippled national guard,
Now il appears that the order was 10
blessing IN DISGUISE us the mmoy h1H
Iuup bp,u unfit for military uFugps,
and haze done much tu hll enthusiasm
rhls mpruug "a Nprbul agreement WAS
reached for the rent of I'd new bullulng
Nhich apparently VIII mn every Co..
uulrpmmt of uu urnofN ana VIII de-
much towards pulling the guard INTO
shape again after its strenuous tlou-
hlos " the past gly months
Gen Gonghrgun lH Enthusiastic AT
the outlook. and states that once the
guard is established IN The new quar-
lcIs, h. ~ couhdrnl uf its rapid m
rlrUsc, The building secured lg the old
High school building uu plcrpor,
street The oWuDrs have agreed ln
mako any ,huugDs desired I'm order lu
make 10 available fuI guard pUrpoHuN,
and to make HubRoHluuH Tor such
changes d ho1rl Of officers VIII be up.
pointed ui once IN addition 10 "a
pploudid arm ball. the building has ia
entities for company and battery rooms
Uud officers ollcoF, A. soon ns the M.
lpulious ARE decided upon they VIII
BE- made 1t one, and then the formal
uHpurN viii hr slguod 10y the ArmorN
board roullug the building us the ma
tluUul guard umnoN ana headquarters.
This agreement was reached ui "a
meeting I'm the Office n Gov cutler
this morning M winch Gov cutter
Sory of state Tlngoy ana Adit Oou
tioophogW were prescott The board
consists ~ these officers acting oN,
nllclo IN addition to lhc hrlgudIol gou'
oru which office IN uurcprosoulod
since the recent vacancy
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PHILADELPHIA COMpOSITORs
In Leading Establishments Nine
Hours and Open shop Instituted

Philadelphia, juno 90 \ nlnt.hour
work any and uu open shop" was M.
slllulcl today m H. Of the leading os.
Establishments IN this city employing. II
Is md. tuo'thU1e " thc local comp6f,.
tors
rhla action was dpDldrd upon Al De-,
cent meeting hero Of the l'ultc1 typo,
thrI' ul which master printers from
ull sections Of The country Wpro uprrs
scntpl. II W0u taken IN anticipation NJ
% demand 10 be- mHdr hy tho ptIulrrs
for uu olghuhour work day hoRmuG
next january so immediate oppoaI,
ton lu an. nos order lH expected,
THE national convention OF uruiorl
WIN b' held I'm Toronto I'm august and
action Win De decided upon them
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GOOD PLACE FOR PRICE.
Appointed TO Succeed Charles De- Noisy
As State Ststistician,

Gov cutler today appointed Fred
W prYe os site slatslloIou 10 sue.
copd chlrlca DoMoscS who has been
appointed ns register OF the new land.
onl,o at Noual. ana whose resignation
takes cCiopt ON June 30. Mr. Price has
been deputy slalistlcI0n ever since the
state bsard of stntlalica was organized
four years ago this month"; and hl7
promotion iH well morItcd ana VIII
meet with Rronrul approval as his scr.
vices I'M connection Win the oilico have
been decidedly satisfactory In every ~.
huryL
Tho wlay attached 10 the ONCE N
81 800 per year ana Mr. Price Nill ho
REQUIRED to give Il bond for $4,000 FOR
The ullhfu Performance ~ hls duties
Tho bond VIII bo prepared and 0lod IN
the next day Or Two, Ho that The new
slnllatlclHn can take full charge NJ ME-
olIico on July T. ~ "a who the new
deputy viii be- Mr. Price Is non.oom.
INITIAL aH ne states that Ne has not giN-
w that matter any consideration no MI,
although he has had "a number Of apple
ultIuug for the place,
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big Fire In Cleveland,

Cltyelpud OHIO june 96--fanncd by
u slIn northwest gale, the lamcs from
n me which broke ont shortly before
. o'clock this momInr IN the building
terry company I'm the center Of the
wholesale dlRuicl IN ~ claire street
ana ON northwest Water street they
threatened for a While 20 lick across
nlloyg and 10 far grcnlor dumugo than
Inc 100000 loss incurred Tho willard
,ompanyN building was suited aud
lho unpor floors NJ the Fairbanks
Morse q CO.'S warehouse were destroy.
cd, The roof Of the Fred Back &
CO.'S buildnga south " The FAIR
banks, Morse & CO.'S building In
water street was ON fire and sparks
were being carried TO other adjacent
ulOporty when a terrific thunder
storm interviewed aud checked the
blaze. At O'Clock This morning the
fire WAS under control
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down tho Noon incline running ut q
rhto ~ 70 mites nm hour the man
waved Mis- arms ana shouted Tho
next instant the ear bounded up 4
curve, Tho io'l caused Worlhmlllor IN
lose his balance llo throw hiH arms
cul 10 catch himself and AK he dd 40,
struck Quo of the posts lie was
thrown from tho cnr head foremost
when he WAS picked w. Wouhmllcr
was unconscious lie had landed ON
hls head, fracWring his pkull
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CADET SHIP RAMMED,
TWENTY-FIVE DROWNED

ropauhagen, Denmark June 70 \
serious disaster occurred last uIght uoor
here when the D0nINh cadet training
achoonor Otorg'Slag was Wmmod ana
sank In ono and oUo,hilf mInulcR
TNc0ly.lWo cadets were drowned AMI
~ rescued,
The boys Noro an IN their hunks a.
the time NJ The Disaster The night
vue overcast. but II was not go dark
that objects could be- seen at some dis,
tuuOc,
Thn Ancoua WAS considerably dam,
aged nloug her water line. Tho port
authorities have placed nm embargo ON
tho Ancono, which viii romaiu here nm,
Nh the inquiry into the collision IN com.
nletel
thus fnr only nugo body hnF boon
rccoN red by the dlNrlh who have gone
down ~ The wreck
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uNIQuE EXPOSITION
To he Held IN New York NY
Italians of United States,

New York, juno g. An unique eS'
position Nill be- held IN this wty during
the month " May 1901 by the liul-
innp IN tho United Stalcs, The Italian
chamber of commorco W promoting tho
idea ana committee NJ ~ repre-.
sentative italians, manufacturers mcl'
chants, importers aud bankers has
boon appointed ~ organize the Joint
stock company whereby II IN proposed
"a huudlc the exposition
The groit feature win be tho cN.
hibltIon ~ The lending nrt works and
articles manufactured IN or grown
rom the uoll If llaly, Exports rom
that conlury Ia America are valued ut
over SlO0OOOOoO yearly hut the meme
bcw Of the chamber believe this fum
VIII be- lnrgcly increased after the ltul'
IAN products shall have been properly
put before the public,
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.PLtN|POTENT|AR|ES
TO MEET IN AUGUST
Japan and Russia Standing on
Their Dignity as to Who Shall
First Make Appointments
NO ARMISTICE YET ARRANGED
Japan Declines to Take Up Matter I'M
III Issues Involved IN Washington
Meeting is Arranged,

st Petersburg juno TO-. Both Japan
and lMfsiu are now understood 10 haNo
agreed on the time whom their plonlpos
tmuiIpf rholl moot In Washington II
win un during the INST 10 days Of Aug.
usl but the exact dnto probably VIII
be- announced by proHdut Roosevelt
The question of precedence evidently
~ the main stumbling block 10 II prompt
settlement of the number ~ personal
ucgo illors. Both sides seem deslrouB
Ia mako the other take the initiative
Russia seems lo consider that II H.
Jopanr dulN ~ name her plcnlpolcn.
tIaHo4 before Russia announces hers,
Whlo the exact number of the ploui.
polculiarivs has not been officially ar.
RANCID, both powers seem to have Ia.
City agreed Oh three, The actual an.
nouuDomcnl Of the names Of the plcui.
potourarlcs r. expected within few
days
Tho official statement OF the situation
is
IAN ~ going ON fUyorably'
Tho question Of "a possible HImistiue
w stated last week remains I'm aboy,
anco for Che moment Japan, II 10 IN.
dorHtold, declining even to take No the
matter mtl the Issues involved In the
Washington meeting are definitely SET
tied IN the meantime. thnro have boon
heavy doNnpuurS in Muuomrlu, and the
rainy season may enforce "a suspension
Of military operations before diplomacy
cam N,l
pHEslpENTs DESIRES
Wl.0mgDom juno a6 rho prea.dcu.
l1s expressed % wish 10 the JnpoucUe
ava Russian, governments lhit the
pl'nlpol'n,'blIos meet iu the United
Nlalct ou the urfl day ur August, ANA
not ON mat luic lhcu at the earliest
date ihoroHllA The following state.
mcnt regarding the meeting of plrnipy.
toutiarios Nar made public at the white
house today
Th' president has received from
holh me russian and ,lHpourso poy.
'luhlrnl the statement that the plcLl.
l"ionunllps NJ The two countries vlll
meet I'm the United Sutcs durmp tho
hlsl lu duNs of August ana tho proN.
dnul mas expressed 10 both governments
lhD WIN mat the meeting should take
place II possible ON the firsl ~ August
and II not ON that date az the earliest
date thereafter"
NJ. Nolilo0, lho Russian ambassador
~ Paris. and Baron Roscn, the now
l'urnln umbayrudor 10 Washington
nru lNHslgs tentative solrrtiuns d.
plcnlpotnntIuioe Mr. Tamhma. IN,
Japanese minister lorc, II IN uudor.
stood, hns been solicited by hla goycm
mrnt aF one uf lhH plonlputonlurlc.
nut 'h' name Of the ranking Juuunoso
envoy cuuuot be- learned. II ~ not b..
llcycd mat Marquis Ito win b. ohl,
~ como, Wid II Is possible That Fod
Marshal Numognl0 may take hig place
TINS information comes from 10 hUh
source hul II ~ understood That m
iornUl announcement can be- nude un
M n * learned whether NJ Noldpns
health VIII permit him m make tho
trip holo.
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Dividends for July.

NcW York, juno l6 Tolol dividend
ana interest puNmoIls Cor july VIII
r,uch Inc sum OF ill03lldOO according
fl Statistics compiled by the journal
of Commerce. This Ia heavy IN.
r,cnao over July 1904 the sam amount
mg approximately To 'jiOD0oo
Quito mmhcr ~ changes appear
"A industrial diNlall dlebursomoulF,
Vhlrh chow m Increase of about N,s
SOr 900 ug compared Win tho january
tIal and rain Of about sh0o0oo0
compared with the July payments q
Arlr ago,
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"IroubIe Man" Elee,roeuled,

Ilcloun, Mont, juno 20.-A tpoclal 10
the Record from IlllInps says Edward
0unMt aged ~ trouble man for
thv Mutual Telephone company vas
rlcrupculod sunday whIlo removing a
i've electric light wire crossed WIN I,
telephone wire. TNcnlS'lWo hundlrl
volts passed through hls bodN lnl hN
foll ~ the ground, hg head striking
upop ma iron lpikc ana hlg 'kull bclng
crurnad
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No strike of Iailors,

New YORK, June 26.--Omcer ~ the
brotherhood Of Tallors have voted that
there shall be no general strike IN this
city this summer against the open
shops II has been decided 10 strike
against individual contractors on man.
ulacWrers whore there is a tendency
To cut wages or 10 make The men work
longer hours but general strike VIII
not be- ordered until the unions are or
gan2ed throughout the country when
ID general demand Will De made,
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4 SWlrCAMAN'S DEATH,
e-ssaeas
Thrown from Car, Falling to
Ground FIFTY Feet Below,

Chicago June 2G,a-ln view Of several
lOndred nlonWrc Hcokcrg charles
Wnlllnlllor u Nwilchmon has been
lnro"n from u rapidly moving ear, an
lno "onlc railway al n South Nldo
il'nsllr resort falling 10 The ground,
W lrol below llo died soon nllorNard,
~ We resorts emergency hospital
=, When the scenic train departed down
,h' Incline hlgh In the air Wouhmlla
ana u companion were seated IN the
front of tho ear, ~ the cor wac be-
llg elevated 10 the depot Norihmlllor
t'nol up, lie was warned ~ The dnl'
scr, hut paid no heed ~ the caution,
Nhon the car started on lis nv
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Mr., IakahIra At White House.

Washington juno 2G Nv Takahna,
the l'paurro minister Nonl hnlf an
hour ~ the Wh.io House today I'M cor.
iorou.N with President lmusoNcll ~
PAID ho chilled lu bid the president good.
bye nut hu expects uOu thW some
dctlnIi' announcement Vl'l ho made IA.
lQing 10 certain "details ol the coming
lctrp conference.
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Germnns Dslsnled In ArrIen

Ntbillor Mouuugo hhY attacked ana d..
fpaicd \ Ooruuu force commanded hy
cant 8lchni MI Americas IN the kprns
mouullInt Gormlu Southwest Africa An
the Gcrmnu ammunition ana WpplrH
were rarilod m hy me roholp The lo.scs
arc reported ~ have been heOvy
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Bond Meeting OF Mayor With the Farmers.
Chief
Payment OF
And Probably Taken TO New York by Recorder CrichIow.

Moyor Morris, AllN :, 4 Richards.
Afft clly Any " H. EromcL rep.
roscn,ng the ety. ANA Atty A. n, lr.
vino, representing the canal companies
ana other lurgc water orucrs m liiR
Cottonwood canyon took u nip up the
canyon today Ia consult with directors
Of the companies In regard to tho con.
tracts Of exchange. rho details Of tho
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10 obsor,o mo total eclipse NJ tho aun
uu Aug 90
Whom the party UlNos At Gihnli1r
n Wlll ho m0dr by the MINNEAPOLIS anu
tacel' win other scientists ou board
ana the uourHu mat each shall take
WIN ho doudod m. nluo expedition
10 under the luIlo1 states governments
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payment At the $40 pcr nero bonuf
Nllalsn be discussed,
1ho onlrc bond Issue amounting 10
81 ,OO0 600 has been received from the
United states Mortgage & Trust CONE
puny and the bonds urc now roldv FOR
the signature ~ Mayor Morris Anor
they are signed II h probable that the
,i,y council win authorize Guy Re.
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TO BRING IT HERE,
Local Educators Planning TO Land NcSt
Meeting Of n T. A.

\ mocug m scheduled for lhF after.
noon ~ 1890 o'nlo.k .n 8upt chris.
lonecus omrool Dhoso Nhourc going lo
puond the National Edu ltioml Wso.
citation, rhr purpose NJ lho meeting ls
- consider .plWn lor Upturlug an"
next meeting off the association fur SALE
Inko II ~ poppNod 10 Ret uu somo
ndycrtWug matter showing what ins
duccmrulH lhIs uiiN OnCW far The COM
Ncnlion Among lnoHu who VIII be
plcHoul arn supt christensen. Dp
Rmgshury Prof BYRON cummings,
Miss Bradford md nilhonIhoh Ihom.
ua,
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saw u Biz Whale,

San Francisco, lWc %, While Com-
INK into port yesterday morning the
CMmnn steamer q 'lmlnlcua pissed
within 900 yards II Il mammoth Whal0
that rose to ne surface ~ u point
midway between Fort Point ana
Lmopont The whale, IN he opinion
OF cant, Romdt and the pilot ON the
bndgo, was fully $50 Fee, IN length,
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rorder crlchlow 10 Take them 10 Ncw
YORK whore ho VIII slpn them and de-.
liver them to tho above named COM
pany vnlch Win hold them ,u trust 10
bc delivered IA the Mutual Life In.
tunnro company Whenever ordered,
Tho matter win be- acted upou NJ the
council wooliuo tonight ana It is prob.
able that Recorder rrllchlow viii
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FOUGHT FLAMES FOR WEEKS.
Accordingly They order 1000 Feet Of
Water Mains aud ilso Fsetd
rIrt Hose
ARSON SUSPECT RELEASED TO-DAY
Was saloon Keeper Accused Of Set
ting Fire to His Dram Slsplo Get
The Insurance Money
IspoclIl IN I'M oNoVp y

bingham Canyon, Utah, June a.
l'w iho fourth time IN two weeks tho
people of bingham came out NJ their
honest luHl night to hight fire which
threatened Ia destroy the town, ana
which caused general excitement,
Th. time IN fire started IN tho brush
cnst of the town aud ragged freely nm.
Nh noon ludON when n WAS finally OK.
llngulHhcd without having done more
Cham destroy The brush ~ the hin side,
pHECAuTlONARY STEPS.
rho question I'm Bingham canyon
has now become ono OF self proscrya.
llun ana the people hayo taken
heroic step To meet the difficulty II
consists In placing an order FOR 1000
feet ~ siS.inoh winter mains which win
uurry The city Wntcr clear down to the
luUpu shelter ana win protect prnc.
iiuully Hll the residence section, Fire
plugs win lc established NJ distances
ulNur greater than $500 feet ana n fn.
Tier order has been placed for 200
feet Of ilrn hose ~ tho same quality
us that used IN Salt Lake cay, These
preparations grow out Of the lessons
learned nom the lumber yard nfc ~
llu week, and the destructive nlc OF
Saturday night the losses IN which
could have been greatly lcssoncd had
the city water mains reached either
place,
SATURDAY NIGHTS BLAZE,
Thorc have been no new develop.
monts I'm the investigation Of the cause
~ saturday, nre The flames broke
out about midnight IN u saloon owned
| by un Italian named rnlylni, and be-.
| bore ihoy were eNtinguishrd, had
! burned H. buildings To- the ground, In.
| Guiding Two restaurants, barber shop,
four residences Of italian laboiers and
n plant " the salt Lake Brewing com.
panN This plant which consisted Of a
Duld storage establishment III already
being lpbuill By the Brewing company,
md ID ~ thought that an the buildings
olll bo regretted, The total loss II
$1,000,
The plant OF the Wagner Brewing
company ANA the offices OF the Yanpa
mrIlnr Woro several times ON Are, but
Mn. flames were Nlugulshed before
gaining much Roadway
GAVIN RELEASED
Covml who was mrogled after IN.
nr. ON the suspicion that he started It
tu collect insurance, the fact that he
luet returned from Fnlt Lake where
be- had gone 10 increase his Insurance
bending color to the suspicion. To-day
ho was released without bonds pending
investigation Of lho mutior
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AZ LONDON SEES rr,

l,uul lon, juno 70 While II ~ con'
pldrr.l quito possible thpt Lord cur
yon may tender his resignation because
of me course taken by tho home gov
ornm,N directly Ul variance with his
yicNs. II is mot believed that n WIN be
acDog..l or that the ylocroy win nslal
on WumR hH position AT lonFl untll
the Prince ana princess of wales have
completed their tour of INDIA cStondt
lng from November Ia March
\ question asked In lho house Of COM
mona lhls afternoon elected from In
dian grry luodWlck the statement
that the government had received no nm,
formation 10 the effect mat rul2on had
amy desire or Intention of rosiRnlng
the ,lcWoyuly or india.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26

titois,Sl0g was n schooner nj sO6 ton,
registration ana was lo3 fcol long Apt
plrtnily thc was u training vessel for
tho mercantile marine ana was owned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26

splrlt shlnss through Nors.od
o'yss,sIna, In modern stores ~, no
anger ''bsllr-snd iornet M but II 10
nsel--and stand back OF ~