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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

WIEDEN, 13 lutego.
Franciszek Kossuth, przyw6-
dzca partyi niezaleznej parla-
mentu wegierskiego wczoraj
przedpoludniem by} ma au-
dyencyi u cesarza. Konfero-
wal z cesarzem przesz}o 60
dzine. O lie s}ychac Kossuth
stara1 sic przekonac cesarza
ze partya niezalezna jest tax
silna IL niepodobiehstwem
jest bez jej wsp6fdzia}ania
nadal rzadzic Wegrami; ze
partya ia jednakowoz jest To-
jalna dla domu Habsburg6w
i W niej dom ten naisilniej-
see znajdzie oparcie. O lie sic
zdaje day ia partys do tego
wprawdzie azeby Rad wegier-
ski stall sic ;od austryackiego
niezawisfym ale azeby pomie-
dzy ebydwoma by} stosu-
mex podobny jak miedzy
Szwecya a Norwegia. Spokoj-
ne i pe}ne .godnosci "a
chowanie sic Kossutha zro-
bio dobre wrazenie. Chociaz
ME chciaf powiedziec co ce-
sarz mu odpowiedzia} to pre-
cierz oswiadczy} re gfeboko
byl wzruszony uprzejmoscia
cesarza jego znajomoscia
stosunk6w na Wegrzech. Wy
jecha1 popoludniu napowr6t
lido Pesztu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE.

PETERSBURG, 10 lutego'
Upowazniono Zjednoczona
Prase do oswiadczenia re po-
g1oski O odwo1aniu Kuropat-
kina ME maja podstawy.
.Ptzeciwnie general Grippen-
berg zosta} odwo}any ponie-
waz narazi} sic ma kleske
straci} duzo ludzi, wysunaw-
sly sic naprz6d poza Sande'
pas wbrew rozkazom Kuro-
patkina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

w NC KEGS ROCKS, Pa,
niedaleko Pittsburgh zmarl
dnia 7-go Lutego znany po-
lakom W og6le i bogaty ho-
telista tamtejszy Wojciech
Lewicki W wieku lat 38. Cho-
rowal jaki miesiac, a W
poniedzialek, = jak gazety
angielskle pisza, ,przy wolaf do
loza zone swa i dzieci i zapo-
wiedzial i'm re na drugi dzien
umrze! Rozporzadzif tez zaw-
czasu, jaki ma bye pogrzeb,
re ma bye pochowany 2 ko-
sciola sgo Wojciecha IA South
Side, W przysz}a niedziele. Do
ostatniej chwili zycia zacho-
wal zupelna przytomnosc.
Niebozczyk Lewicki pocho-
dill 2 Polski, a W A.:,.ryca
przebywai Cd lat 20. Pozn-
sta}a po MIN Wdowa, czterech
syn6W i piec corek. Mech.
odpoczYWaw v pokoju!
II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

WARSZAWA, Il lut. Woj-
sko strzeia1o do strajkier6w
kt6rzy przeszkadzali praco-
wac piekarzom. Zabito Kill
kanascie os6b i aresztowanO
gl6wnych awanturnik6w'
Ceny zywnosci ciagle ida W
gore. z Radomia donosza, re
zgine}o tam 20 robotnik6w,
a W Skarzyskach zgine}o "a,
a otrzyma}o rany 40 os6b.
Do Kutna wys}ano
wojsko gdyz wybuch{y tam
grozne rozruchy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

BROOKLYN, N. Y. Krwa-
wo zako6czy}o sic wesele,
kt1re sic odbylo zesz}ej ME-
dzieli W salonie pod Mr.. 66
N. Z st. M1odzi ludzie. pos
przeczali sic o. prawo pierw-
szehstwa W ta6cu z pania
m}oda przez co przyszlo do
b6jki. Gdy zjawil sic poll
cyant Gummins ma miejscu
awantury, juz oko}o 20 os6b
by}o W krwawych zapasach
miedzy SODA. Gummins wi
dzac, re ME da sam rady "a
wezwa} pomocy a gdy ia
przyby}a W osobach 8 poll
cyant6w, spok6j zosta} przy-
wr6cony. Rezu1tatem ~b6jki
.by4o opr6cz' rozbicia czaszek
J. Melewa J. Grinihskiego
takze aresztowanie naJwalecz-
niejszych a wiele rokujacych
ma przysz}osc m1odzie1c6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

DETROIT, Mich. Sedzia
Phelan skaza1 Jana Jaroszew-
skiego, lat 19 i Williama
Knut, lat 20, na cztery lata
wiezienia, pierwszego do "a
k}adu poprawczego W Ionia,
a drugiego do wiezienia W
Jackson. Ma Jaroszewskim
powyzszy wyrok wywowa}
wrazenie, Knut zas przyja1
obojetnie. .T}6maczenie sic ich,
ze ME byl to napad W celu
rabunku, a tylko zart ME zna-
laz}o posluchu. Jezeli wie-
rye, ze mia} to bye tart, to
mlodziehcy ci przekonali sic,
ze prawo ME uwzglednia ta-
kowego, a bedzie to ma
uka nietylko dla Mich, lecz
i d]a innych kt6rzy przej-
muja sic czytaniem sensacyi
o zbrojnych napadach itp.
gdyz Jaroszewski zami}owa-
MEM odczytywal sensacyjne
nowele.
- Paulina Blotz, iona Au-
gusta Blotz, zamieszka}a ma
Cicotte ave. na p6lnoc cd
Michigan, zajmowa}a sic pra-
ca, rozpali}a ogie6 W kuchni
gdzie suszyfa sic jej w}asna
bielizns. Widocznie cd roz-
palonago pieca zaje}a sic bic
]izna i Blotzowa chciala ta-
kowa ratowac Cd ognia, tym-
czasem duszona dymem, ME
zoryentowala sic z grozacym
|jej nieszczesciem. Pfomienie
rozszerzyly sic szybko po ku-
chni, a W ko6cu Cd goraca
eksplodowala Tampa. Sasiedzi
wbiegli do kuchni by stlu-
mic ogieh, i Mkt ME wiedzial
ze BlotzoWa powr6cila Cd pra-
Icy; kiedy James Angiell wpadl
'pierWszy do kuchni, tu wSr6d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

WILKES BARRE, Pa.
|Smutna sprawe rozpatrywa}
W zesz}ym tygodniu alder
man Pollock. Znalezioro ma
ulicy maloletnia dziewczyn-
ke, kt6ra ojciec bez zadnego
powodu wyrzuci1 domu bez
pozwolenia powrotu. Wyrod-
nego ojca .pos}ano do wiezie-
MIA, a dziecko oddano pod O.
pieke do zak}adu dobroczyn-
nego W Scranton.
- Straszliwie pokaleczony
zosta} przez kare Plymouth
Jan Rubonik, zatrudniony
W sk}adzie rzezniczym ma ro-
gu Northampton i South
Main Str. LekarZe 'mal4
wszakze nadzieje utrzymania
go przy 7yciu.
- Ant. Kaczmarek, chic
piec zatrudniony poganianiem
mu}6w W kopalni ma Brook
side uleg} smutnemu wypad-
kowi, rezultatem kt6rego o.
kaza}a sic z}anana noga. Me
szczesliwego odwieziono do
City Hospital.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

CLEVELAND, Ohio. - W
zesz}a niedziele J6zef Ratczek
z on. 173 Skinner ul. i So
siad jego George Koprows-
XII z pm. 10 Skinner ul.
urzadzili sobie pejedynek ma
pie6cie. ,Fajt" zako6czy1 sic
tragicznie. Ratczek rozwscie-
czouy laniem jake odebra]
cd przeciwnika, wydoby1 n6z
i wbil go Koprowskiemu W
prawy policzek, Rannego
odwieziono do szpltala a no
zownika do wiezienia. Pick
ME sic bawili, ami s}owa.
- .Policyant Fir. D. Spros-
ty zostal postrzelony W
ubiegla sobote rano "
chwili, gdy chcia} zaare'
sztowac dw6ch drab6w
kt6rzy w}amali sic do apteki
przy Liberty i Lorsin ul,
Sprosty znajduje sic W szpi.
talu, niebezpieczni zas kry.
minaliSci bujaja dotad na
wolnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

NANTICOKE, Pa. Saucepan
Majewski, jesr kandydatem
ma 'wyzszego konstabla W ma
szem miescie. Polacy powin-
nj poprzec rodaka i oddae
sw6j gtos na tego dobrego o.
bywatela i wiarusa, DO sw6l
zawsze lepszy i pierwszy bye
powinien. Rodacy oddajcie
sw6j CLOS ma p. Szczepana
Majewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

LODI, Is lutego. Polozenie
stale sic coraz .grozniejszem.
Wczoraj otwarto wszystkie
fabryki, lecz ma}o kto zg}o-
sill sic do piracy. Ci,kt6rzy "a
czeli pracowae, predko wy
niesli sic Z fabryk z obawy
azeby ma Mich ME n6cili sic
strawberry. Ma jutro -czwar-
tex, zapowiadaja przesilenle'
W}a6ciciele fabryk zagrozili,
ze odprawia robotnik6w
zamkna swe zak}ady, jezeli ju'
tro robotnicy ME wr6ca do
.swych zajec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

CHICAGO, Ill. W ubiegly
piatek przyby} do New Yor-
ku, a wczoraj do Chicago, 40
letni ,,Austryak'' Wilhelm
Herzog, zdaje sic Sfowak
(podczas gdy niekt6rzy mo-
via, il by} to Polak), bo ma
passport napisany po s}owac-
ku. Stana} W starym hotelu
Dearborn pm. 400 State str.
Wieczorem 0 godz. 6ej Was
|ciciel hotelu poczul rozcho.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

dymu spostrzegl ze obok
pieca leza}a Blotzowa. Wynie-
siono ia, lecz juz niezywa-
Pozostawi}a meza i dw6ch
syn6w wieku 81 Il lat. Me
boszczka liczy}a 38 lat zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
wielkiego rozlewu krwi '
dystryktach fabrycznych.

WARSZAWA, II lutego.
Wie6c o Smierci general gu
bernatora Czertkowa by}a an
gielska kaczka dziennikarska
Tutaj panuje spok6!, lecz da-
je sic odczuwac wielka bic
da w Eodzi robotnicy ME
powr6cili do piracy pomimo
re zagrozono tam ca}kowitem
zamknieciem fabryk. Pred
zak1adami Szajblera i Mar
czuza Cohn zastrzelono Kill
kana5cie os6b, a kiikadziesiat
jest ranionych. Podobno II
lutego ustanie ruch ma wszy-
stkick liniach kolei zelaznych
Ma jutro zapowiedziano tutaj
wielka deraon strancye.
WARSZAWA, IL lutego.
Rozesz}a sic tn wiesc ze "
czwartek reszta .robotnik6w
dot4d pracujacych porzuci
W ca}ej ,Polsce prace przyste-
pujac do generalnego straj-
ku.
w Kodzi do starcia przy-
sz}o W piatek po po}udniu.
Wake rozpoczac mieli robot
nicy strzelajac do oddzia{u
wojska z okien. Wojsko od-
powiedzia}o saliva do tiumu,
k}adac trupem lub raniac O.
kropnie killkadziesiat.
70 pO1udn1u rrzysz1O 90 star
cia pod fabrykami Cheilera i
Marcusa Cohna. Pod pierw-
sza fabryka zabi}o wojsko
4 osoby a rani}o 68. pod dru-
ga zabi}o 7 a raniono 40.
w Skarzyskach uszykowa-
10 sic W poch6d $4,000 ro-
botnik6w. Wystapi}o wojsko
i znowu "a strajkier6w przy-
p}aci}o manifestacye zyciem,
a 40 ranami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16
z N1w POLsKICH
W AMERYCE.
|.

LORAIN, Ohio. = W}asne
dzieci oskarzyly Marie No
wacka z Elyria pred sedzia
Folger, re upija sic i wy
pnawia W domu awantury.
N6wacka oskarzy4a meza 0
pobicie, ale W czasie przes}6-
CHOW dzieci swiadczy}y, re
matka upiwszy sic urzadzi}a
sobie gonitwe "a mezem, kt6-
remu chcia}a pogrzebaczem
cd pieca pokareszowac }ysi-
ne.
Jan Gregorowicz, robot
mix LEGACY lat 43, wracajac
Cd piracy W sobote po po}ud-
niu wszed} na szyny tramwa-
|jowe kolei ulicznej w1asnie W
chwili gdy tramwaj nadjez-
dial i zosta} ,pr2ez tenze ma
jechany i rozszarpany ma ka-
walki. Szczatki zebrano W
koldre i odstawiono do tru-
piarni. Nieboszczyk pozosta,
viii zone i 5 dzieci W Austryi.
BAFFALO, N. Y. KS. An
toni Roma6ski, dotychczaso-
wy asystent W par. 90. Fran
ciszkan6w, zosta1 powo1any
przez kardyna}a Gibbonsa dc
objecia parafii polskiej W Bal
timore, co tez juz cd tygod-
MIA uczyni}.
Polski robotnik Piotr Po-
lik zostal przejechany i ma
miejscu zabity przez kolej N.
Y. Central. Ia kolej zbyt
wiele ostatniemi easy NOR
duje polus6w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
THE FORMIDABLE NEW BATTLEsHIP IDAHO

years ago, and the life and mission OF
the Prophet Joseph Smith, who was
born 100 years ago and restored the
same divine truths for which the Di-
vine Master suffered and died 1879
years ago, and for which Joseph and
Hyrum Smith died IN 1874
A new heating furnace Is being in
stalled In the Cassia stake tabernacle,
by Mr.. T. +. West. local timer.
Elders Joseph Beck and Daniel Will
son have been doing some missionary
work among the people living on the
north side of Snake river. I'm Lincoln
Co. Elder Robert Smith of Marion
and Thomas Loveland OF Albion, have
also been looking after members OF the
Church about Twin Falls City
Everybody In this section Was highly
pleased with the Christmas edition OF
the Descret News. II was certainly a
most magnificent achievement.
our Oakley Eagle did herself proud
In putting out a special Christmas pa
per. Prof Merrill the editor and man
ager is entitled to great credit for his
worthy effort.
Thomas Dayley and wife and their
daughter Mrs. T. II, Critchheld, will
leave here today for Los Angeles and
San Francisco. whore they will spend
the winter. Mrs Dayley has been in
poor health for some time and hopes TO
gain her strength on the coast.
Elder Louis A Kelsch of Salt Lake
city spent nearly week with the peo-
pie Of Cassia In the interest OF religion
class work. returning home for Christ
mas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
BOY KILLED WITH A
SMALL RIFLE AT LUND.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence,
T UND Idaho, Dec. 2S.--A sad acci-
dent occurred here on sat
- urday, December Is. about $3.50
a. NJ, when Willie the 10
year-od son Of Erastus Hopln. while
playing with a 90 rife accidentally shot
himself, the bullet entering the breast,
passing through the body and was
found lodged in his sweater rullng
him instantly, The funeral services
We're held the following Monday In the
school house, Bishop f. H. Reddish.
presiding. Addresses were made by
Elders r. +. Lechtenberg and +. A.
HnglIsbacher after which quite large
turnout followed the remains to the
cemetery. The family has the sympa-
thy of the entire community
Saturday, Dec 90 was nttingly OBJ
served, the Primary and Sunday school
officers had arranged a short and ap.
propriate program and II was rendered
by the children very successfully after
which the children enjoyed themselves
dancing until Santa Claus arrived, and
he then distributed 100 sacks Of candy
and nuts besides apples for every child
In the room. The little folks then all
left for home declaring thev had en-
toyed themselves immensely
On Sunday ward Sunday school con.
ference was held First Asst. Keplar
Sessions OF the stake board was pres.
ent. Some officers having left the ward
| for the winter were released and new
ones were sustained In their places,
A good gathering was present. The af-
ternoon meeting consisted OF services
concentrating the memory of the
Prophet Joseph Smith, Elder X Ses-
sions illustrated the labors and pure
life Of the boy Prophet and admon-
lshed the large assembly present to
follow his teachings. Elder c. Barfuss
endorsed the remarks made and spoke
in detail on the life OF the Prophet.
Monday night Dec %. dance was
given In the schoolhouse, A good gath
crlng was present among them being
some visitors from Pocatello The wea-
Their during the HOLIDAYS was all that
could be asked for with enough snow
for sleighing. The health Of the peo-
pie II good.
on Dec. %, Mabel the daughter of
Willard and Esther Banks OF Sterrett.
died Of typhoid fever and was buried
at the Lund cemetery on the 9th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
HOLIDAY SEASON
AT SUGAR CITY.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
~ UGAR CITY. Idaho. Dec 2S.-Up to
the present the conditions OF the
weather at Sugar city have been
fine, and TO one who has heard
the stories of winter weather lasting a
great part Of the year, It is agreeably
disappointing. There has been some
snow Oh the ground for several weeks
but the weather now Is very clear.
Buildings are being rushed along almost
as rapidly as during the autumn, which
IL n fair indication Of the mild weather.
A part of the Idaho Sugar company's
club house Is completed and Or. Mar
tin Blk has moved in TO his apart
ments. and is delighted with the quiet
home, as compared with a public hotel.
The new church building Is now un-
der cover and nearing completion,
though somewhat later than was ex-
ptcted.
The Steffen's plant Is now working
and furnishing employment for quite a
number of men,
The Sugar City Sunday school gave
an entertainment for the children on
Christmas which added greatly 10 the
already happy time they were having
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
RECENT HAPPENINGS
IN CITY OF LEWlSVlLLE.

Special Correspondence.
I EWISVILLE, Idaho, Dec, Co.
| There has been nothing much
| stirring in Lewisville lately
The Westinghouse is undergo
Ing repairs, and the Saints are holding
no church or Sunday school.
The Y. L. NJ. !. A. and Primary have
been holding cottage meetings.
The Relief society and Young Ladies
gave double dance last Wednesday
evening 1t was a welcome home TO
Elder Alfred Ball. who has Just re-
turned from a two years mission, and
q farewell 10 Elder Joseph Jones, who
left Friday for mission TO Great Brit
ain
The Primary gave an entertainment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
Idaho News From Her Main Cities and Towns
HOLIDAY WEEK
IN POCATELLO.
Christmas Day Passed Of Quietly With Appro Services
In Each Of the ChurcheCentcnnial Anniversary Of the
Birth of the Prophet Joseph Smith Was Held in the Latter
day Saint Chapel in Fitting Manner.

had imbibed too freely In the glass,
that causes man to think OF friends
across the foam" and had then gone
into the waiting room at the depot and
after seating themselves directly behind
some ladies, had began using most OBJ
scene and filthy language. At this
juncture officer Edgley approached
and informed them that they would
have to leave or he would be forced to
run them In" with this they arose
and went outside, followed BY the Off
Ger, who tried to reason with them on
the error Of their ways. when sudden
ly one Of them sprang at the officer
only TO be met with a sound rap on
the head from the butt end OF his gun.
the other fellow then took hand In
the game, but after receiving a JET
fries special delivery IN the mouth.
vetoed his previous action and started
to run, which brings us 10 the f0otrace.
with its brilliant finish in the arms OF
Chief Joseph, as already chronlcled.
Later Judge White imposed a fine of SIS
on each
DOUBLE PRESENTATION.
A very pretty scene was enacted In
the Troy laundry here, Saturday night
when at quitting time all the EN-
ployes assembled in the office, and
Foreman Swanson acting In behalf OF
che employees. as spokesman. advanced
aud IN n neat little speech. presented
the proprietor Mr.. Danger, with q
beautifully engraved gold headed UNI
brella. Mr.. Danger was completely
surprised az he had been busy distribut-
Ing presents among the employees and
| had not expected anything OF the kind.
The following day Mrs. Danger pre-
| scented him with an liz pound girl,
| and while the mother and little girl
are doing well, 1t Will, according to Or.
! Castle who IL in attendance upon the
| case, be several days before Joe re.
| covers his wonted e,uanimity.
Alfred II. Lindquist has engaged the
services Of an assistant In the person
of 9le pound boy who appeared al
the home Tuesday morning.
William hampton, the head Of thC
! Idaho Furniture company here, Is ~
| ing critically Ill, SO serious Is his con-
Gitlon that all the members of his fam.
| lily have been summoned to his bedside
| A marked increase In Pocatelo's pop
ulation occurred today IN the arriva
at the home of Mr.. Whittesey, tn,
east side druggist. of twin boys. 1t Il
claimed that they exhibit wonderful
musical ability, for children so young
One has baritone voice OF wonderful
range, the other being tenor robusto'
with emphasis on the "busto," havinl
a voice of remarkable penetrating quail
lty. IN fact II Is stated he can tax,
high c without any apparent EFFORT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
FIRST TRAIN ON NEW
YELLOWSTONE BRANCH.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
= T ANTHONY. IDA. Dec, 2s.--
The first passenger train to run
J over the new Yellowstone Park
extension, of the o. $. l.. railroad
left st. Anthony Saturday. the 2srd
inst, as special excursion. A large
crowd enjoyed short outing and in
spected the new townstes commenced
by the extension of the road. The iron
horse now leaves St. Anthony junction
every other day for Ashton. Many Inn
provements are being made in the rail-
road yards.
The new roller and cereal mills will
be completed and ready for use for tina
new year The electric wiring Is be-
ing rushed to completion. which when
finished Will make the finest and best
appointed mills In Idaho.
A new steam laundry will be added
TO the business district within 10 days.
The Mcpherson building on Bridge
street is being remodeled and new ma
chinery is being rushed from the fac
tories Henry NJ. Tapuchi & Co. are
the owners, who will capitalize the
business for $4,000.
Eastern capitalists are here looking
over the situation with an intention OF
erecting a large wholesale and jobbing
house IN the near future. The central
location and business facilities OF ST.
Anthony offer an ideal location for
such venture.
Christmas evening the L. ID. 8.
Amusement committee gave social In
honor OF Christian NUM-. Jr.. who
leaves on New Years day for Switzer-
land on mission. The affair was well
attended and II purse Of over sl2s real
lied from the proceeds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

I'm the schoolhouse Saturday afternoon.
Albert Taylor has returned from the
hospital at Ogden, very much i'm
proved.
The Harris theater people wintering
In Lewisvllle have given one very good
show and will put on another one soon.
George Gilchrist has returned from
The L. d. $, hospital at Salt Lake City,
bringing wife with him, formerly a
Miss Kendall Of Lehi Utah.
December brought two births and one
death. The births were boys, and
came to the homes of Henry Stoker.
Jr.. and VIM. Walker, Jr The death
was a -year-old boy Of Mr., Alvey
Lewisville stirred up two dances for
Christmas, j. Wilson & Co. furnishing
music for one, and a ReXburg orchestra
for the other. Both were good.
Miss Lottle Marler will leave on the
both to attend school at Provo.
Mrs. S. G. Marler Is on the sick .ist,
There Is quite lot OF snow, and the
weather Is very cold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
LIVELY TIMES AT
MARYSVIllE ON XMAS.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
NW AHYSNlLLE, Dec. 2I.-m a
IN drunken row last Friday by a
wi couple Of strangers one was
cut with a pocket knife in the
cheek and IN two or three places in the
side and arm. none Of the wounds Is
considered serious The two were plac-
ed under arrest
The railroad employees who are sta
toned near Marysvillc We're released
for the Christmas holiday and a goodly
number came to town and OF course
We're patrons Of the saloons. During
The day nine arrests were made for
hting and drunkenness upon the
street and disturbing the peace and
several more, would have been but a
Flint was sufficient and they left town.
The district school gave a very en-
tertaining program last Friday In the
Westinghouse. The house was we'll I'LL
ed with parents and visitors who as
sembed 10 witness the display OF talent
Of their children. The memorial SER
vices by the Sunday school held satur-
day the 23rd we're also treat as was
Sunday services by the Saints. Elders
~, IL, cunningham anu NOrtOll LtdNt'
were called 10 lecture on the life OF
Joseph Smith.
The infant son of Abram B. William
and Mamie William died Sunday morn
ing OF commissions and was buried to-
day. Services we're held in the meet
inghouse.
the winter thus far has been lovely.
there being about six inches OF snow
and sleighing IL fine. A good COM
modious warehouse is being built on
the railroad At the nearest point TO
iris town and the Marysvile Elevator
and Exchange company Is now buying
and shipping grain and expect, IN a few
days. 10 nave the warehouse completed
Sc az to store grain In for the spring
market ana to al orders that may come
IN during the winter.
The new proposed town of Ashton.
near Marysvile, IL causing consider
able comment through the country. and
IT. Is expected that a real estate boom
will result. A number Of proposed bust
ness enterprises are under contempla-
ton for Marysville In the spring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
PROPHET JOSEPH SMITH
H0N0REO AT BRYAN.
Special Corresnondence.

Special Correspondence.
n BRYAN, Idaho Dec 27--The one
X hundredth anniversary OF the
- birth Of the Prophet Joseph
Smith, and Christmas day were
iittlngly observed here on Dec, "a and
% Programs of excellence were the
features Of each gathering. and a
splendid time resulted,
on Christmas night the adults of this
place gathered In Morelund hall where
an old-time dance was held Prior TO
this in the afternoon the children on.
joyed a ball.
owing 10 the shortage of crops gen.
orally and the failure OF beets partic-
ularly many farmers have sought EN-
ployment I'm various places.
The members Of the bishoprlc are VS.
iting the people and collecting the nee
essary data 10 conform with the re-
quirements of the 1905 report.