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MURRAY NEWS NOTES.

MURRAY Jan. 2S.-Miss NfaiOrie Sidley
I.arkin of Salt Lake and Leroy G. Miller
Of Murray. were married at Denver Jan.
L. The bridegroom is manager or the
MilieT-CahOOn Lumber company here.
of stenographer with the Consoldated
Wagon & Machine company in Salt Lake.
The newly married couple viii travel for
several weeks and then make their hSme
The Highland Boy smelter has increased
the wages of a number of their en-
ployes.
Dr. Ferrebee has gone to virginia,
where his mother is in.
Mrs. ]. w Cahoon left for Los Angeles,
where she will remain during the winter
months.
The bowling alley. recently erected here,
viii be opened Wednesday, Feb l.
Charles Brown. Of the Murray Cafe, is
seriously i'll with rheumatism
4 baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Hoover Jan 10
and Mrs NeIs Johnson Jan. ~.
The Murray Amusement company VIII
give the play The Dairy Homestead at
the opera house in the near future.
Wednesday evening about II O'Clock the
citizens Of Murray were aroused by the
alarm Of fire It was found that the cid
school house, which is used as a meetiI Z
house by the MoTmons, was on fire. 4
crowd OF people gathered there in a few
minutes and succeeded in ext.nguishing
the flames. The damage is estimated al
about $50.
Burglars attempted to enter the store
"a sotli flsldn early ffiNaN morn
ms, but were scared away by
two young men, who slept in the store.
No trace Of the burglars has been found.
Mrs. Alma Jensen OF Montana Is visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Hlcnk.
Mrs w D. Robertson of the Highland
Boy IS suffering from the effects OF in
flammatOTy rheumatism.
The Odd Fellows installed the newly
elected officers at their meeting Monday.
Jan. l6 In connection with the ins,aI.z-
ton of the Officers the dedication % the
newly erected Union hall took place. The
whole affair wound uD with a social IN
which a large number of people partfci
mated.
Mrs Alfred Skinner is suffering with
smallpox IL consequence of which tn.
Skinner residence has been auarantined
\ baby girl was born 70 MI. ans Mrs.
Carl Bloomcuist
A baby boy was received a. the ,fsi
dence OF Gnttleb Bcrger
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G. A. r.

Mexican post and Mexican corps held a
union installation last Tuesday night. The
officers of the post are O. f. Davis. com
mander; III. J. Armstrong. senior vice
commander; s. D. Chase. junior vice
commander: r. L. Patterson chaplain
T. H Clark. surgeon; G. W. Peters, Of
ficer of the day: R G. Sleater. quarter
master; y. D. COrSer, guard. G. W. a.
SChnell. adjutant: g o EtarnswOrth
quartermaSter sergeant. Commander Da-
Wis thanked the comrades for the honor
they had bestowed on him and trusted
that each and every cOmrade would aid
and sustain him in the betterment and
advancement of the post COmrade H. J.
Talbot comDlimented the post and corps
for their excellent officers, and with witty
and apt Illustrations entertained the au-
dience by a short talk. Comrade Corsel'
and Mr.. Myers, Philippine veteran, also
entertained the comrades and corps The
song of Mrs. BridweN Anderson was eX-
cellent Mr.. Baxter sang My Own Unit
ed States" and was heartily applauded.
Every seat in the large hall was occupied
and many of the comrades were standing.
This was pronounced the best installation
the post and corps have enjoyed for many
years
George r. Maxwell w r. C. meets on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:S0 in Odd Eel
lows temple
Mrs Showaker will entertain the ladies
OF George r. Maxwell w. r. C, on Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock. at her home,
$50 South Fourth East
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FraternaI Brotherhood,

Utah Lodge No 800 of the FraternaI
brotherhood will hold its regular meeting
on Friday evening, Feb s. in Electrical
Workers hall. All members are requested
TO be present as business of much i'm
portance viii be transacted
The following officers of Salt Lake
Lodge No 1SI have been duly installed to
serve Tor the ensuing term Past preSi-
dent, Mabel E. Rothwell; president. Lena
tafek; secretary, Ruth Harper: treasurer.
Ralph {. Pomeroy; physician. Dr. Addi-
son; chaplain. May a. Dawson: sergeant.
John NJ. Walden; mistress-at-armS Mary
X sanders; INNER doorkeeper George
G Preston: outer doorkeeper, J. s. Will
kns; finance committee. J. H Thorne
and j. 3. Wilkins. trustees. r. d. Pome-
roy and NJ. T.. Boutwell, The members of
this lodge are expecting quite an increase
in membership and are working with A.
viii to that end A large attendance is
looked for at the next meeting as matters
of Importance will come before the lodge.
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WITH MUCH CEREMONY
Right Rev. John P. Carroll Will Be
Installed as Bishop of Helena,
Mont, Today.

Helena, Mont. Jan. 29.-The Right
Rev. Bishop John Patrick Carroll. who
viii be installed as bishop of the Hell
ena diocese tomorrow evening, arrived
here today
Elaborate preparations have been
about completed for the inst allatiOn and
the committee which accompanied Bish-
Op Carroll to Helena from Great Falls
consisted of six priests, Rev. Father
Day, Rev. Father Palladino Of Missou-
la, Rev. Father de Siere and Rev. Fa-
Their Callaghan of Butte. Rev. Father
Pierdnot of Anaconda and Rev. Father
DeRyckere of Deer Lodge. About thir-
~ of the states most prominent citi-
zens, headed by United States Senator
Carter, will form a part of the escort
committee.
The installation ceremonies will fol-
low Immediately after the arrival of
the train from Great Falls. The ca
thedral of the Sacred Heart is being
deliberately decorated
The banquet, which will conclude the
exercises, will be a notable affair.
About 200 guests will be present, in
Guiding about forty Helena people and
about forty priests from different cities
of the northwest. There viii be an ad-
dress by Governor ToOIe, who viii be
followed by Mayor Purcell,
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ACCIDENT ON THE SANTA FE
Fireman Killed and Several Other
Members of the Train Crew
More or Less Injured.

Ardmore, I. T., Jan. pa north
bound passenger train on the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa F'e railway and an ex-
ira freight collided head on at a point
twenty miles north of Ardmore today.
One person was killed and several 9TH
ers were injured.
The dead.
Guy GOssett, fireman of the freight.
Injured: Dan O'Brien, Shawnee.
Okla. passenger conductor, badly
bruised.
Engineer Mckenzie of CIeburne, Tex,
leg broken
Engineer Stone of freight train, head
cut
w T Strang of Ardmore, travelling
man, arm crushed
J. A. Fitzgerald, Topeka, express
messenger. head cut and bruised.
Several members of the train crew
were injured slightly. All will rescover.
The cause Of the wreck is unknown
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Tuesday night There was a marked in
terest manifested The chief patriarch
read an excellent paper that contained
valuable recommendations and sugges-
tons which, If carried out only in part.
would greatly increase the interest in
ana the value of the patriarchal branch.
The installation of the officers of Can
ton Cclfax No. ]. Patriarchs Militant, to-
morrow night, promises 10 be a grand
affaIrE II is anticipated that the cheVa-
lier who fails in attendance will miss one
OF the events Of the season. There was
no drill Saturday night. as the command
er failed to put in appearance
Naomi Rebekah lodge No. had meet
ing on Saturday night that was well at
tended. Two brothers were given the Re
heNah degree, and following that cere-
mony the degree staff gave an exhibition
drill that was well executed.
Canton ColfaX will have the installa-
ton of officers tomorrow tuesday even
ing, the 31st.
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AMERICAN EoRk NOTES.

American Fork, Jan. 29.-One Of the
largest crowds that ever attended the
quarterly conference since the stake was
organized was in attendance today. In
the forenoon number of Spea kers from
dfferent wards in the stake spoke. report
ing their wards in a flourishing condition.
In the afternoon the officers of the
church were all sustained by vote from
the president of the church down to the
lowest officer. Apostle John Henry
Smith took uD most of the time in the
afternoon. telling the Saints to be faith
ful and put their trust in the Lord, as he
would take care of them. The oratorical
contest for the championship of Alpine
stake will take place in the opera house
tonight There are three contestants.
last night and listened TO the reading OF
the reports of the different officers for
the year. The report of the sexton
showed that there had been total OF
forty deaths in American Fork for the
year l904-twenty-siN males and fourteen
females.
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RICHFIELD.

Frank Rusconi arrived from California
this week 70 visit friends and relatives
here and at Elsinore- He expects to go
to Telluride. Colo. in about a couple Of
weeks.
Mrs Lena Baker returned from Mt
Pleasant Sunday.
Mrs. II. ID. Gentry went TO Provo Tues
day to visit daughter. Mrs. /. l..
Wright.
Mrs. John Wilcox of Thistle Junction
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. L. Moule.
Miss Laura Miller has again returned
to Junction to take charge of her school
which was closed on account of small
poX-
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lammersdorf re-
turned from Salt Lake Sunday. While
there they selected furniture for their
new home
Miss Eta Swindle is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Nora Hanson, in Elsinore
this week.
Mrs w H. Ingham and family. accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Pearl Pack,
arrived from Salt Lake Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ingham will make this city their
home.
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AUTHOR G0RKY SAID
TO BE IN GREAT DANGER

Berlin, Jan. 29.-Dr. Theodore Barth.
editor Of the Nation. speaking at the
meeting of litteTateurs and artists held
here Saturday night 10 formulate plans
to secure the release of Maxim Gorky
the Russian author who is confined In
the fortress at St. Petersburg, said he
hoped the editors. writer's and culsivat-
ed persons in America would petition
the Russian government in Gorky's be-
half
In talking with the Associated Press
today DR.. Barth said if Americans
should decide TO do anything it would
be necessary for them to act by cable
as GOrky is in great danger.
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Fraternal Union of America.

Monday evening last. Evergreen Lodge
No Isl. FTaternal Union of America. had
one of the larbest meetings that has been
held for some time past. The meeting
was largely attended and was enjoyed by
all. A large amount of business was dis
posed Of Tonight another big attendance
is anticipated as this is the last night
that applications under the reduced rate
for this month will be accepted As usual,
the secretary. Frater S. Chalker will be
al his desk at .. m. in order to collect
dues before the rush; all who can take
advantage of this opportunity should do
SO. Out-Of-tOWn members are requested
TO forward all communication to $.
Chalker, secretary, box 1858
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LITTLE GIRL SLAIN.
Drunken Hah-Rreed Causes a Ter
rible Tragedy.

Heppner. Ore. Jan. 29-Word has
reached this city OF the killing Of the
Tyear-old daughter Of Robert Dexter.
AT the latter's ranch on Willow creek.
seven miles above Heppner. There was
q dance at the Dexter home at which
} ohm Barker, a half breed Indian, was
present.
1t is said that Barker was drunk and
became enraged because the girls re-
Il gun. 1t is claimed. and began flour
fishing IL, when il was accidentally dis
charged, the ball striking the girl
IL the head. causing instant death. The
dead girl was a niece of her alleged
slayer.
Sheriff Shut has left for the scene of
the tragedy to arrest Barker. who il
is reported, is trying to elude the Off
GERS of the law.
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Royal Neiqhbors.

The Royal Neighbors of America held
their annual installation of officers Fri
day evening. Miss Burllella Pierce. super
ViSinS deputy for Utah Colorado and
Nevada was present as installing Of
ficer, and conducted the work in an able
manner. She was assisted by Neighoor
Heansgen. as ceremonial marshal Miss
Pierce later made an address Neighbor
Sullivan also spoke a programme con-
sisting of recitations by Pearl Heangen,
song by Lena Fafek and Isabella Higgins,
and a pantimime by three little girls, was
then rendered, after which dancing and
refreshments were enjoyed.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Women of Woodcraft.

Woodbine circle No. IL held it's regular
meeting Jan. >, with Guardian Neighbor
r. E Rogers in the chair. All officers
and guards were present. There were two
cards presented for benefit membership
which were acted upon favorably. Neigh
Dor Harry Don gave a talk in regard TO
taking shares in the WOOdmen building
after which WoodbiIie circle concluded to
take ten shares Any individual Woman
or W oman Of WOOdcraft can secure shares
IN the building by applying to Harry Don
or Henry SimOns
There were visiting neighbors from Sill
yer Maple and Salt Lake circles, who
were welcomed by the circle honors.
Silver Maple circle los met Friday even
ing with the usual amount of visitors
from WOodbine and Salt Lake circles
present The election of delegates and
alternates took up our time. Mary q.
Schonert was chosen~ as delegate and
Mary e Baer as alternate. They are
empowered with the proxy vote of the
entire circle. No. los Will hold a public
installation of Officers Feb. 3, and on
Feb: = viii have a card social at its hall
on Market street.
Mrs; Eunice NJ: Broberg, magician of
WoOdbine circle No. Al. w. of w. was the
recipient of a very pleasant surprise on
the evening of Jan. %, In recognition of
her zeal in behalf of Woodcraft and as a
mark of personal esteem, MIR George
Cody of camp 53S W o. w. presented
her with beautiful little Gavel made of
Utah mahogany, which Mrs. BrOberg ap-
preciateS very much
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SUES TELEPHONE COMPANY.

Provo. Jan 29.-John A. Brown has
commenced suit against the Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone company for & 5oO
Tor personal Injuries alleged to have been
sustained by plaintiff by reason of being
trlpped over wire and mound of earth
maintained by the defendant company on
a sidewalk in front OF plaintiffs resi-
Provo.
The score in the game between the l..
-. :. l. and the B. Y. L. teams was
y TO Z, IL favor Of the latter and not
81 10 Z. as an error makes it appear in
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SUFFERING OF REeueees.

Chefoo. Jan. %. 3 p. n.-Three steam
ers bearing 1000 refugees from Pert
Arthur sailed for Odessa today Two
junks, a vanguard of twenty-five which
left Port Arthur Jar. 2T arrived here
today. The weather Is the coolest that
it has been this season and a majority
Of the women and children on the junxs
were nearly frozen to death. They We're
resuscitated by artificial means.
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NO SUBS ITUTE

has yet been found for cod
liver oil. There are so-called
extracts, wines and cordials on
cod liver oil that are said to
contain the active principles
but not the oil itself. This is
absurd on its face. You might
as well extract the active prin-
ciples of wheat and make
bread with them. The best
form OF cod liver oil, that can
be digested and assimilated
most easily, is SCOTS Emul-
sion.
Wen se7d you a sample Tree.
SCOTT z RoWN L. go Pearl Street, New York
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mo sWEATsHoP OR HUMAN
HANDS,"

10 make it unclean, but a strictly sani-
tary bakery and modern machinery to
make Royal Bread absolutely pure and
wholesome. Our crown label on every
loaf. At all grocers.
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HANGED HERSELF.

Occur d'Alene, Ida, Jan 29.-Mrs.
Edward Rusk. aged IS. committed sui
eide here yesterday by hanging her
self with a clothes lire. No cause is
known for the deed. Her husband found
the body when he returned from Spo-
kane tonight. The couple were recently
married.
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STUDY ACCOUNTS
OF EXPOSITION
Legislators Investigate ST. Louis FAN
Commission.
REPORT TO BE DEFERRED
THOROUGH INQUIRY MADE INTO
ALL VOUCHERS.

Contrary to general expectation, the
report of the subcommittee of the Lou
isiana Purchase exposition commission
viii not be ready for the legislative
committees appointed to investigate
the commissions expenditures until at
least tomorrow, and probably not until
Wednesday.
The house of representatives at least.
has been under the impression that its
special committee. consisting of Repre-
sentatives Marks, Lyman and
Vaughan, would report Monday after
noon, after comforting with the COM
mission subcommittee.
So extensive, however. are the tam
giles connected with the receiving and
expenditure of state moneys by the
commission and commission officers
that the Subcommittee has found that
comprehensive report would en-
tail at least an extra days labor.
What the report lacks in promptness,
it will more than make up in compre-
henSiVeneSS- Every account of every
individual is to be thoroughly scrutin-
lied and the Legislature will learn the
result of the Investigations. Every
voucher in the hands Of Secretary John
Q. Cannon and every expenditure call
ing for voucher is being carefully
checked up.
Five Hundred Vouchers.
There are about 500 vouchers in all.
and these are divided into different
classes. Many are personal vouchers,
such as individuals might offer for rail-
road fare. but by far the larger num-
Der are for general expenses. 1t is of
these that a strict account is being
made. Where vouchers for money spent
are missing, such expenditures are be-
ing looked into.
Committee Holds Session.
The work of checking up and classi-
flying the various expenses was in
progress all Saturday morning and aft
ernOon in the executive office in the city
and county building. Among those
present were State Senator Willis John
son, one of the members of the fair
commissions subcommittee, and at
present custodian of the state moneys
in place of Treasurer HOyt sherman;
L. w Shurtliff. member of the COM
mission subcommittee; Director Gene
raj 5. T. Whitaker of the fair commits
sion; John O. Cannon, secretary of the
st. Louis fair commission, and until re-
Gently secretary of the Lewis and Clark
commission; G. E. Marks, chairman of
the house investigating committee. and
Expert Accountant Herbert James.
Secretary Cannon told the committee
he wished to make the statement that
Director General Whitaker'S accounts
were absolutely correct.
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MEXICO GIVES HlMsuR.

Mexico city, Jan. 29.-The Second dis
trfct court has decided the case of Abel
CT. Schwarts on the pequest for extra
dition originated with San Francisco
bank. The department of foreign af-
fairs will forthwith place Schwarts at
the disposal Of the American ambassa-
dor for conveyance TO California
Sehwarts, il is alleged, embezzled $40, -
Oo0
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in the building and found four individuals
at the game of cards The men appeared
before Justice Andrew Nelson and were
fined SO each. The proprietor of the sa-
loon was also fined $40. making in all $50
which should have been AT least double
that amount This is the first time for
years that such a raid has been made
and the officers deserve special credit for
their good work
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Modern Woodmen.

Last Thursday night Excelsior Camp
1882 held an enjoyable smoker after the
regular order of business was dispensed
with. One candidate was initiated and
several applications were received. Ar
engagements were completed for n mask
ball to be given Feb. 9. Visiting neigh
bOrs welcome
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SNOW IN TENNESSEE.

Nashville. Tenn, Jan. 2S.-Snow fell
steadily here all day, and tonight the
ground is covered TO a depth of eight
inches. Similar conditions are report
ed throughout middle Tennessee.
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LOYAL Americans.

Salt Lake Assembly No 800 held its
regular meeting on Jan 20 Some of the
officers were absent. The next meeting
will be held Friday, Feb. ,. All citizens
viii please be present as there viii be i'm
pOrtant business.
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MAKE SUCCESSFUL RAID.
Officers Descend on Gambling Joint,
Arresting the Occupants.

Manti, Jan. 2s.-Last night about II 80
the proprietor of the Dewey saloon WAS
arrested Tor allowing gambling in an
upstairs apartment. Sheriff KuiIdSefi.
and City Marshal Harmon made the raid
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M accabees.

Salt Lake City Hive No. :. Ladies' Of the
Maccabees. will have a review next Tues
day evening. and every member is ex-
pected TO attend. The new officers will
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take their station for, the first time this
term There viii be new ideas and plans
Tor the best interest of the order
and its members Come out, every worker
and see how the Bees buzz
Banner Hive will have a special review
IN their hall at 2.S0 p. m. followed by a
Maccabe and friends invited.
CSonian Tent No y X. O. T. NJ. held
a review Wednesday last All the newly
elected officers were present and con-
siderable interest WAS manifested in the
Walden is busy getting up an entertain
ment for the friends and members of the
tent which bids fair to Outrank anything
before attempted by the Maccabees- Sir
Knight {. Y. Russell has rendered the
Use of his hall for the purpose.
Improved Order of Red Men.
Washable Tribe No. 1. and Tawawa No
met Monday evening The question OF
each tribe adopted the proposition with
out a dissenting vote. The conSOiida ton
cannot take effect until permission is
granted Dy the great chiefs, application
for which has been made, and an answer
Is expected this week After the bust
ness of the tribes was completed Washa-
HE tribe rendered banquet 10 the Red
Men of the reservation 4 lunch was
spread, and when the cigars We're passed
each member present was called upon TO
make brief talk. Sachem A C Spears
presided. Sachem Jennings OF Tawawa
Deputy J. q. Albright and others made
neat speeches. Brother c. /. Eastman
as keeper OF the faith. delivered an in
Structive lecture.
1t is believed the proposed merCing OF
the two tribes Will be beneficial TO the
order in this city, and will be the means
OF strengthening il materially Articles
OF agreement have been COMPLETED. the
understanding being that the name of old
Washable tribe be retained. The charter
Of this tribe was issued in 1872. and the
members take considerable pride IN il.
An Invitation has been received from
Hiawatha tribe No. 8. of Ogden. 20 par
ticiDate in a reunion early next month
and confer the degrees on fifty pale faces
| The invitation has been accepted. and a
special train will be run for the occasion
Ute Tribe No ,. Of Bingham. and Mo
hawk No of this city will Join hands
to make this affair a memorable one.
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l. o. o. F.
Oquirrh encampment No. met last
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" = u I'd YlH 4 saFTlTl.e frec-
COLT z. ROWA L. 100 Pearl Street, New York