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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
Some One Of These Ads May Be A Knock At Your De- >
UTAH, e e 45: &C.; $' s$:s5 E !: {:

become richest all States the Union she has
the Union The mountains
forth minerals of all dptongod silver lead copper coal soda sui
building
different cors There no state
which viii produce to the than
state of Utah
Here in the valleys below the wcd peaks We raise peaches pears
all kinds small
The last amounted TO
pounds barley nd
yield abundanty
In addition to the agricultural and mineral resources of Utah SHE las an
Southern Utah climate similar southern California while Salt Lake
city miles salt Lake with
elevation Of 1900 and lake bee2es which temper the sum-
climate the around most delightful
climate Salt Lake city educational
wonderful
featuring agricultural health and pleasure being centrally oc1t
city she Will be the largest railroad n in this Western country
and metropolis with population OF 10000 by 1907
The looked bright for Salt Lake City
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
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BUSY DAY FOR
JUVENILE COURT
Sixty Children Out on Probation
Reported to Judge Brown
This Morning
WERE GIVEN FATHERLY ADVICE,
], O. Draper Charged With Contrib
utlhg to Waywardness of His
Own Family

over so children out ON probation re-
ported TO the Juvenile court today
bringing notes from their teachers and
parents telling Of their conduct during
the past week, Practically an Of the
reports were satisfactory and after
they were given some good advice by
Probation officer Wood the children
were instructed to report again ON next
Saturday morning.
j. O. Draper is now In the county
Jail charged with contributing to the
delinquency Of his children. lie was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Depu-
~ sheriff Booth and will be- taken be.
fore Judge Brown Of the Juvenile court
on Monday and given his choice Of
either placing himself under the juHs-
diction Of that court, or being tried be-
fore Judge Dohl under section 1924 Of
the Revised Statutes, which makes IL
a misdemeanor for person not TO pro-
vide for his family
It is claimed that he spends ul VI
his money for drink and his wife is
compelled to Keen three Of her boys
from school I'm order 90 help make 4
living. The boys have been before the
court for truancy and now Judge
Brown intends 10 prosecute their Ia
ther for contributing to their delin-
qucncy.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLD.
Frs MEETING.-No is hereby given
that the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers OF the Salt Lake Amusement Associa-
ton will be held on Tuesday, May End,
1906, at $3.50 p. M at the Office Of said
Company IN the Grand Theater Building
In Salt Lake City Utah, for the purpose
Of electing a Board Of 1--WE C5) Directors
70 serve Tor the ensuing year and for
the transaction Of such other business as
may legally come before the meeting.
THORALD l.. HAMMER,
Secretary a. Treasurer.
Dated Salt Lake City. Utah, March 3lst,
iq6
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING,

"Inlon Pacific Railroad Company. SPEC
clal meeting Of stockholders,
To tho Stockholders OF the Union Pa
given that a special meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Union Pacific Railroad
Company will be held at the office Of tho
Company, at Salt Lake city, In the state
OF Utah. on the 5th day OF May, 1905. at
i9 o'clock noon, for the purpose of con.
siderlng and acting upon a proposed
amendment OF the Articles Of Incorpora.
ton Of said Company, increasing It's PIE,
500 10000 and OF Guthorlzlug the Issue
and use OF such additional stock and u
taking all suitable action In that behalf
In the premises, Tho books for tho trans.
fer OF stock cloth common and preferred,
will be closed for the purpose % tho
meeting az clock y. m. on the 10Th day
Of April 1905 and, vii be recpcred at 70
O'clock q. m, on the 6th day ~ May, 1905,
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
ALEX, MlLLAR Secretary.
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WANTED INFORMATION.

Arthur Taylor SON Of Jonas ANA
Ann Taylor of Nottinghahm England,
desires TO hear from his sister whose
married name Is Coz, who left Noting
ham, England, about 30 years ago.
His address Is care Of Seaman's Insti-
tute Carnarvon North Wales.
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A. RURENS SEW. MACH COOP. 90 h.
so So Phones 1920 l. and 2GA.
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AUCTION.

LARGE STOCK or FURNITURE.
carpets, stoves at bargain prices Fur
nlture packed for shipping. o. n Furni-
ture Co, S06 South state, Phone iOG4-z
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

salt Lake City, Utah.
March 18th, 1905
A special meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Fremont County
Sugar Company, corporation or
ganized and existing under the laws
" Utah, will be held at 10 o'clock
a, m, on Tuesday, the 2nd day II
May, 1905, at the principal ufdce
OF said Company, No. 49, West
South Temple Street SAT- Lake
city Utah, for the purpose OF con-
slderlng the advlsabiity Of console
dating the said corporation with
the Idaho Sugar Company, a cor
poration also organized and exist
ing under the laws Of Utah, and OF
calculating such consolidation up
on terms, conditions and stIpula-
tlons conformablo with law, should
the stockholders deem such consoli-
dalton 10 be eXpedient.
BY order Of the Board ~ Dlrec-
JOS. +. SMITH
President.
HORACE G, WHITNEY,
Secretary.
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Save your money ana when you get
dollar, deposit II with lions Savings
Bank and Trust Co., Salt Lake city
Utah JOS. J.. Smith President, George
NJ Cannon, Cashier,
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I,TAT HAT FACTORY. WIN pow 4
company pratlcel hatters. l Hats rS oI a.
hNtt ,I' vnrL ruaranteed 5iis South MAN
Tnstairs Ind Phone 1899.
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SPIRiTuALIsT.
CASH REGISTERS.

MRS. Z. FONTYN CLARVOYANT
and trance medium. 267 So, W Temple.
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WE SELL REAL ESTATE that's all.
futile Bros, red ball signs 40 Main ST
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

$1,000
Modern through and through, close In,
2. ira fine for a home, extra good as an
Investment.
RANCK REAL ESTATE CO.,
232 u. +. Walker Block
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This
---
Day In History.
April 2ath


liil- King Edward " OF ENG
land. born, son ot the lux.
of YORK. died 1883
1916 Michel Adrlaahs1 ON dc
Ruytcr on Rullor lWon9unC-
cd RolleD famous pulCh au-
mlr1l died, morn wv re
Ruyter dlslngWsn,l nimselt
under me FAMOUS az lI1hp
~ lh' nalil'T WIN lur t'sc
lIah ln lO-j. IN IN, r.I, l'' on
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Salt Lake city, Utah,

salt Lake CITY, Utah
March 18th, 1906,
A special meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Idaho Sugar Comp
any a corporation organized and
existing under the laws Of Utah,
will be held at 10 o'clock a, M,
on Tuesday, the 2nd day Of May,
1906, at the principal office Of said
Company, No. 10 West South Tenn
ple Street, Salt Lake city, Utah,
FOR the purpose u considering the
advlsabiIlty Of consolidating tho
said corporation with the Fremont
County Sugar Company a corpora
tion also organized and existing UNI
der the laws OF Utah and of ef-
fccmatng such consolidation upon
terms, conditions and stipuatlons
conformabo with law should the
stockholders deem such ConsOllda.
ton 10 be eXpcdlent.
BY order OF the Board OF Direo.
tors, -
President
HORACE G. WHITNEY,
Secretary.
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G. s. MARTIN COAL co.

Rock Springs. Cumberland, Castle Gate
and Clear Creek lump, nut and slack
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soltalr rrand ball tonight
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE,
FUTILE BROS & wooLLEY,

FUTILE BROS. a WOOlLEl,
Investment Bankers, l40 Main 81.
Salt Lake city and Grand Rapids, Mich'
Note these offerings, and any Of our
seven statesmen will be glad to tell you
the aetails and show the property
$29JO-6-room modern brick, nearly new,
on md West ncai 9Th So Neat,
stylish and attractive Large lot,
Must be sold at once. Cheapest
mod house on west side
slioO-Corner lot. 9TH East, Large enough
for 3 or I houses See ms about
this. Is close In, and genuine
snap,
sl0O0-Jertmy ST., is one of the best rest
dence streets on west side, is close
to both h. r. shops. We have or
II 6-roOm brick, with city ana
artisan water, large lot, large barn,
nice puorch.s, etc. that rents for
sGoO-troom br, house and 80 foot lot.
Rightof-way one block east Of AL
Ia club.
SOoo--lO-rm, very stylish, new pr. ,br,
hOme-moderu I'm every respect, It's
beauty and viii be sold quickly,
Price very low Very easy terms
to right parties. Lot iOTlS0 70 alley
INVESTMENTS
Tho largest single piece of business
property east Of Main St., between LIST
and Bird South, we offer this week for
--Sl0j,OOO-
Call early and investigate this fine prop
orty. owner has good reason for selling
cheap.
Fine business lot, iOx2?o, with three
small stores on 2nd So near lst West
(lst No $3.50 $1,000,
a very fine site for terrace or apart
ment houa. about 100 feet square, near
state and LIST, AZ a rare bargain.
fine terrace or hat building erected on
this land would be the finest rentable
property in city. Safe and sure, and
would pay several times as much net in
terest as money ia bank Don't delay
it's great opportunity TO safely invest
surplus funds, q trust funds-$l2,NO
$1,000
Buys this place, by 10 rods broom
dobey house. on West side, .,a
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COAL AND KINDLlNo'

"a p, DEAL. Coal. klnding. and SKY
,.ncd as j.. Third South Tel l-'''N
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Outlines Of Ecclesiastical History"
N75, $3.50, t275. THE Gospel" $50
Sl25, $3.50; New Witness for God"
$3.50, $3.50. succession In the PresI-
dency," soc, Doc. 75c; rise and Fall Of
Nauyoo." sl.25. sees; Missouri Perse-
cutions," Sl25, s.. Mormon Doctrine
OF Deity" sl0O, Sl.25 and N,75. Dcscret
News Book store, salt Lake city
Utah
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oonFEoTloHEss' SUPPLIES.

MOLAsSEs, GLUCOSE CHOCO.
lates, Cocoanuts. Shelled Nuts, oils.
Extracts, Colors, Joms, Jeles Pie Fiji.
lngs, Crushed Fruits and Soda Water
sundries, II a, Tuckett, $50 r. First
South st.
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THE
SEMI
WEEKLY
NEWS
THE GREAT
COUNTRY PAPER
OF THE WEST

IL Issued Mondays and Thurs
daye and contains all the cream
Of the Daily and Saturday Nowa
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CRoCER IES.

lbs Ralsins, % Tea Dust, lbs IS 8
Packages Cerro- Fruto, y; Fels Naptna
soap, IS, 2 lbs Best Baking Powder, %
4 lbs Gloss or Corn starch 2j; In.
Bucket Lard. 55 Cans Mustard Sardnes,
q, Packages oats, 10. strawberry,
Gooseberry, Honey cans %. Chicago
Store, 65 South West Temple.
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SEE WASHINGTON PLACE.

The finest subdivision IN the
city; corner 4th East and 10Th
South, Electric car l!ne, graded
streets, fine shade trees, Lots
for sale on terms TO suit you,
BE sure TO see us II you want 20
buy a building lot
HOFFMAN BROS. 50 w, 2nd s.
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ELECTRICAL.
TICKET BROKERS,
FlRE-PRooF STORAGE,

MOVING STORAGE. PACKING AND
shipping Best and cheapest Redman
Van & Storage Co, Phone 49, Office and
storehouse 1926 and 18 s West Temple
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PUBLIC LONG DISTANCE TELE,
DLnMEC
NOTICE.

CITIZENS COAL co. Removed to
1853 So, Main, Tel 49,
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TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKS.

BYWATER & GROO. lH-li6 W. SOUTH
Temple. Furnace, iron, copper. tin gutter
and roofing. Bell Tel. may Ind Tel 1889
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HOW MANY TELEPH ONES
can you talk TO in Salt Lake?
APRIL IST, 5000
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN BELL TELE.
PHONE co.
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BURTON COAL & LUMBER Co.

Rock Springs, Castle Gate, Cumber.
land, Anthracite, Both Phones sos.
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ARCHITECTS.

ERsKGNE & LlLJENBERG, SUCCESS
sors 10 J. A. Headund q Co, 523-52t
Dooly Building Salt Lake City. Ind.
Phone S43 Bell S3-k.
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II II is in Wall Paper or Paint we
have 1t, We put them on too
GEO w. EBERT e Co,
81 Main St. both Prones.
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ROBERTS COMPLETE WORKS.

saltair grand ball tonight
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SEEDS.

SEEDS. SEEDS, SEEDS ALL kl iN,5s
,saas Garden. flower and neld SEEDS
boUltry supplies. etc, at iail9y a. a. S e3ty,
MA Fost Second South. SAT- Lake Cl3 w.
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uPHoLsrERISo AND REPAIRING.

NEW GOODS AND BETTER FACILT-
ties In our new quarters, 1853 West First
South, for all kinds OF upholstery and re.
pair work Both phones 1929. s. L. Mat
tress & Mfg Co,
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EAsHIoNARLE rAILoRINo

CLOTHES CLEANED DYED AND
repaired A. Bolander 10 Templeton
Basement Ind. Phone 2l4
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN,s FINE
tailoring \ y. Anderson a H. South
Tcmnlo 81 Bell phone 222l.y
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Os-
car Groshell sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repairing. No, 22l Main.
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4xl0 rods. with good 6-rm. mod.
brick cottage, The house Is not
new but great deal better ana
more substantial than others build
for sale, The lot Is well Improved
with shade, lawn and fruit trees
Can make reasonable terms. Don't
tall 10 see me II you are looking
for home.
4. RICHTER, -,
10 W, 1st South Both phones al.
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LOST-A WHITE BROCADED. SILK
Stole embroidered Return 10 this office
and receive q handsome reward.
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DEATH OF MR.. RENNEMAN.
Well Known Physician Passed Away
at Sarah Leigh Hospital Yesterday.

Or. T. H. Brenneman, who was well
known and popular here. died ycster-
day at the Sarah Leigh hospital, Nor
folk. after lingering illness with
blood poinsoning. The terrible malady
was contracted by the physician in
one OF his fingers several months ago
while conducting a post norton eX.
animation. He went to the Presby-
1erian hospital at New York for treat
mcnt. but dil not improve and recent
y he came back to Virginia and en-.
tered tho Sarah Leigh hospital.
Mr.. S. S. Pennypacker. who was an
intimate friend of the deceased. was
called to Norfolk yesterday by news
Of the death.
DR.. Brcnncman was 2 graduate Of
The University OF Virginia and was for
some time stationed on board the gov
ernmcnt hospital ship Jamestown. at
Old Point. During his college days he
spent two vacations here, working as
pharmacist at the Ideal Pharmacy
During the past two years he had
been resident physician a the Princess
Anne hotel. Virginia beach.
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NOT THE ONLY ONE.
There Are Hundreds Of Newport New
People Similarly Situated

Can There be any stronger proof Of.
Tered !aaa the evidence OF Newport
"M rcsjd='1s' Aiic:. .ou have read
-" tnlVwii:a cn:c:'y answer the qucs-
G:nN
y. J. llansrr. matchmaker. Of 2n1
iAirt5 -i"al s,rj"' residence on Nir-
gnia avenue. says: For several
months vas annoyed With a
Dun aching in tho small of
ny back It probably was not
sever" enough to create any anxiety.
hn' its constant nassing very often
made nj" ardcntly wish TO stop it. An
advertisement about Doans Kidney
Pills III Newport News paper in
duced nc 10 go 10 Aliens Drug Store
Tor the remedy. Before completed
TIC treatment the aching disappeared. =
For sal" by all dealers Price SOC per
box Fostrr.Nilburn Co. Buffalo. y.
J.. sole agents for the United States.
Remember The name Doans and
take no substitute
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FAST BASKETBALL GAME.
f.. F. "" Team Beat the "Quiet
Quictette" at Y. M. c. A.

IN a fast. close aud exciting game OF
basketball in the Young Mems Chris
tan Association gymnasium last night,
the Il. F. "" team defeated the
Quiet Quinettc" by score OF IS to
~. The game was Witnessed by a
large number Of people who cvinced
a great deal Of interest in the sport
Intense friendly rivalry existed
among the players on both teams and
the game was one Of the hardest fought
of the season
The victors were the favoritcs from
the start. but the Quiet Quintettc''
hal its faithful supporters. who ap-
plauded the clever playing of their
faVorites on numerous occasions
The match last night was a regular
game Of the tournament now being
held at the association.
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Drunken Man Upset OF Stove at
Boarding House.
BLAZE QUlsKLY FXTlNGUlsHED
North End Ladies' Stopped the Fire
and Sergeant o'Hara Arrested
Thomas Divine for Starting it
Locked Up to Await Hearing.

Because he upset an oil stove which
exploded and set fire TO bed i'll a
room, Of his boarding house. :;13 Thirty
third street. Thomas Divine. a middle
aged white man. was arrested by Scr
:rant Bryan O.llara last night and
lodged in the station house charged
With arson and drunkenness
.tccordin" to the statements Of his
fellow huarders. Divine went 10 the
house last night shortly before nine
clock in a drunken condition and
Went to his room \ few minutes later
lie rushed out in the hall. crying. 1T is
all over. it is all over" Several Of the
loardcrs hurried to the room and
found The bed clothes in a light blaze.
They made a futile effort to eXtinsuish
he fire With buckets of water
III. CRY Of fire caused some one to
telephone the fire department In a
icw minutes North End Fire Company.
No. >. was on the scene and had a
stream Of water playing on the fire.
Nftcr a hard fight the blaze was ex-
1inguished by the laddies.
Chief Stowe stated after the fire
that the damage would amount to only
about So. bu, the water thrown on
he fire leaked through the floor and
did further damage
After The fire department was ready
10 return 70 the engine house. Chief
stowe complimcntcd the North End
lnen upon the quickncss with which
they responded to the alarm and on the
able manner in which they handled the
blaze
While the iircmcn were fighting the
hlaZc Sergeant Bryan OHara arrived
on the scene and placed Divine under
arrest. Tho patrol wagon was called
and the man was locked up in the po-
i'cc station 10 await hearing III police
court on tho double charge Of arson
and drunkenness
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BANQUET to Mr.. Davis.

Mir. Charles n. Davis. who has been
government inspector Of steel at the
shipyard here for Tho past two years.
has been transferred 10 Harrisburg,
Pa. where he will fill a similar posi-
ton. Friday evening number Of Mr.
Davis friends rendered him fare
we'll banquet at the Pocahontas hotel.
Covers were laid for forty and the &C
casion was one long to be remembered
pleasantly by those present Mr.. Rob.
ert u. Emmons was POSTMASTER and
Mr.. =. J.. Cunningham introduced the
speakers
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CAMPAIGN DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Young Democrats Organize to Partici
pate in Fall FIGHT

Tlity-thrce young Democrats met
last night in the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club. the purpose of which is
10 take an active part in tho fall cam
paign. Ono Of the qualifications Of a
n"m2bcr is the payment OF poll taxes
OtiiccrS We're elected as follows:
Prcsident-F. r. Abrams
Nlce-prrsidCnt-T +. Bcckncr
Secretary and treasurcr--R w
Newman
Executive committee-J. NJ. Brown,
". X. Hutchens, J. r. Clinedinst.
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Coal Carriers COMING Here.
Ry Associated Press.)
lcN-Ir 4 ND nIIIn - &c

~ <aS"Oe'cAto eSS)
CLEVELAND. OHIO, Jan. 2s.-Hcn.
rE Coulby. general manager OF the
Plttsburg Steamship Company, today
Scld tour steamers and eight barges
formerly IL the service Of that com.
pany. 10 Captain Boutell, Of Bay City.
Mich. ana ether men interested in A;
lantic coast business Two boats arc
OF the whaleback type and will be talk.
en- to the Atlantic coast at the open.
ing OF navigation next spring and
operated in the coal trade between
Newport News. Norfolk. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Boston.
While no statement as to the p,lr.
chase is given out the transaction il
understood to involve 1T least half a
million dollars
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Fire in Rockets

small fire in a room at AIS Twenty
fourth street called out the East End
fire department this morning at .
O'Clock.
The box at Twenty-third street
tailed to tap in but a phone mes
sage brought the department. to the
scene
Tho laddies quickly cxtinguishcd
the blaze. whicl, originated from dc.
tcc'lvc wiring. before much damage
was done.
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Trinity Methodist.

Rev. ". Y. Tudor, presiding elder Of
the Richmond district, will occupy the
pulpit Of Trinity Methodist church
this evening at 7%0 o'clock. This
morning the pastor. Rev. w. b. Beau
champ. will preach on the subject,
The Snirtfilled Life
Tho revival meetings at Trinity
church will continue through this
week Rev George w Jones. pastor
OF Park Place Methodist church, Nor
folk. will preach each evening during
the week.
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B'NAI BIRTH LODGE.

Local Organization Made Permanent
and Officers Installed.
Ihc local lodge OF B'Nai Birth has
perfected its organization and elected
officers. Rabbi Calsch Of Richmond.
Will be here Tuesday night to install
the officers at the Young Mems EIc.
brew Association hall
The officers are as follows:
Prrsidcnt-SOl PeySer.
Nicc-prcsidcnt--JUe Gold
Monltor-WiIliam Garner.
Trcasurcr--.| Asst
Sccrctary-T. II. Schwartz.
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Baby Died at Barracks.

Virginia Lee Mcechin The infant
daughter of Captain and Mrs. Meechin.
OF the Salvation Army, died at the
barracks here yesterday morning. The
child was born Saturday The body
was taken to Petersburg by Captain
Bennett yesterday afternoon and will
be inferred there. Captain and Mrs.
Mcechin came 10 this country from
England recently and stopped hero
last week on their way to Petersburg
to which city they have been assigned
Mrs. Mcechin is i'll here and will not
be able TO 50 on for some days,
Now open. Ballard {, $OOS Washing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
First Presbyterian.

Rev. p. T. Wexford, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church. announces
his subjects for today as follows:
Morning, Tho Christians God as Re-
vcaled in the Bible:" afternoon. Gods
Christians as Revealed in Nature" In
the morning Miss Emmett will sing.
The Dream of Paradise" and during
the afternoon service Mir. Taylor will
sing. The Holy City,.