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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28
BRICK YARDS SHUT DOWN.

The Kerlin Bros. and the Lo-
gan Product Co., brick plants
have closed down for two weeks,
for invoicing, repairs and because
clay is not worked to an advan-
tage in freezing weather. When
tleT resume they will run but
light force during the winter.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28
Lots on Sale.

For sale-28 fine lots in the viii
lage of Logan, on easy terms.
Anyone can buy lot; one fourth
down, and three years in which to
pay the rest. Call or write. Now
is the time to pick your lot. For
further information, call or ad-
dress,
]. M. CoNKLE,
Box, 191. Logan, o.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28
OBSERVATION CAI...


Former School Superintendent
F. L. Plerpont, is feeling a little
old now. He was teacher in the
schools of New York when +. A
Merritt, Jr, was pupil in his
school. Now the latter gentleman
is President Roosevelt's personal
choice for Speaker of the House,
in the General assembly of that
state.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28
II. v. Exclusions.

Tickets on sale December 23,
"a, 25, 80, 81, and January l.
Good for return until January 3.
Rate one and one-third fare for
round trip to all points.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28

Nelsonville has laised $4,000
to erect Y. NJ. C. A. building
and equip it. That is certainly
good step toward furnishing a
! 'afing place for b to keep
them out of mischief. Can Lo-
gan build one? Let's ~ it.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28
Farm for Sale.

Good farm of 16l acres, situat
ed in Washington Township II
miles east of Ilesboro. l will sell
Al acres or 100 acres or the whole
farm. Good dwelling house and
barn and all necessary out build
ings. Call on or address,
JACOB ANTHONY,
Rural Route 3, Logan, Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28
MY MIFE's FANILY.

They were here Friday night of
last week and played to good
house, and deserved every dollar
of patronage they received, They
are first class.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28
Assignee's Sa :.

| will sell for cash as whole,
the entire grocery of Charles f.
Rectenwald, in Bowlby Building,
Logan, Ohio. Stock in excellent
condition. Good bargain.
o. w. II. WRIGHT,
Dec. 81, If. Assignee.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28
Discussion of Ohio Reform LegisIa
tive Measures.

There is much talk going
through the newspapers and the
state favorable to the initiative
and referendum. There will prob
ably be earnest discussion of some
such measure after the legislature
convenes.
1t is also in the air considerably
that there will be efforts looking
to the enactment Of law provid
ing for direct nomination at pri-
maries instead of by a convention
of delegates. Miami county has a
Primary Law association which
will shortly hold a convention,
and other counties, we understand
are moving in the same direction.
There is also agitation in some
quarters, with a certain amount
of legislative support promised,
for the adoption Of some ballot
law which will make voting sim
pier process than it is now. 1t is
felt that the present method fa-
yors machine politics too much.
Senator elect Thomas Hunt, from
the Cincinnati: district, lately
said:
"While do not expect
to introduce any bills, l
am going to agltatc for
the adoption of the Massa-
chuset.s ballot law. I'm
der this aw there are no
party Inblems and no
straight voting. The vo-
ter is required to make
cross mark in front of the
name Of each candidate
he favors.'
The Anti-Saloon League is only
Indirectly concerned in such re-
form legislation, and can there
fore take no direct action In the
matter. But upon the general
principle of getting all power back
into the hands of The people,
which it believes to be vital ne
cessity to temperance reform, it il
greatly interested in the initiative
and referendum, the primary cleo
tion law, and an improvement Of
the form of the ballot.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28
IN HIS WHISPERS.

We read of many persons play
ing Santa Claus that are terribly
burned by their whiskers catching
fire.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28
FIRE GOT DRUNK AND WENT OUT.

FIRE GOT DRUNK AND WENT OUT.
In Oklahoma City thousands of
gallons of beer were used to extin-
guish a fire in brewery. Reac-
tionary-beer is II, ually used to
klndle a fire and break up all the
furniture.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28
Holiday Excursion Rates to Points on
and Via c & M. V. K. r. & Penna
Lines.

Excursion tickets at low rates
will be sold on Dec, %, "a, 25, 80
and 81, and Jan. /, 1906. All
tickets good returning until Jan.
3.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28

Fine old California Port Wine
for medical purposes, SOC per at.
Where? At Warmers of course.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-12-28
DO YOU WANT
A HOME?

G5 Good Building Lots ranging
in price from $25 to 800.
four room houses and lots and
one room ouse and lot. Price
from $4O0 to $500.
The above property is situated
in Jacksonville in good location.
Will trade part of same for good
real estate in the country.
For particulars call on or address
ROLLY EGGLESTON,
Nelsonville, Ohio
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-31

The fact that Alexander O. Brodie wss Rough Rider and made 8 good governor should not he taken as con elusive evidence that every Rough Rider in Arizona would make a good governor. The Rough Riders from Arizona brought credit to the territory by their bravery displayed in defend ing the flag in Cuba and the official reward extended to them has been ex- tremely liberal, sufficient we believe to warrant now the choosing of our new governor from outside of the Rough Rider ranks. ". F. Nichols would make an excellent governor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-31
slLL AFFECTING poCGLAs

The bill introduced into the lower house of the legislature. coming from the judiciary committee of which Judge Neville. of this city, is chair man, is not in accord with the desires of many of the leading citizens of this city. Until this city is incorporated it is necessary that Douglas have a peace officer who can devote his entire time when necessary iv caring for the peace and good order in Douglas. Judge Mcdonald, who was elected at the last election. has stated that if Douglas is to have two justices be will resign. In this event Douglas will have to take chances on getting jus tices appointed by the board of super visors who will be as satisfactory as the one we now have. The fact is that at the present time there is not enough justice business to hardly jus- tify one man to devote his time to its duties. As stated before Judge Mo Donald was elected to the office of jus tice of the peace with the understand ing thatibut one justice was to be pro- vided. We do not believe the necessity for another justice of the peace in this city or in any other city in Arizona is of a character which should cause Judge Mcdonald to be forced from the office to which he has been elected by having the business divided between two justices.
 The International-A Am merican hopes to see this justice of the peace bill amend. ed so that it will not go into effect until after the next general election. We believe such 6 bill would meet with the hearty approval of the people of Douglas, whereas the present propo' sition will be very unsatisfactory tc many of the citizens of Douglas, if il | is placed on the statute books and results in the disturbance of the present precinct government in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-31
POPULAR ELECTIONS

The Chicago Record Herald, a re- publican paper, refers to the fact that the federal grand jury returned indict- ments against Senators Mitchell. BuI- ton and Dietrich, and says: "In each of these deplorsble instances the charges involve corruption and moral turpitude-a bitter reflection for leg islative body proud of it's traditions and jealous of it's prerogatives and reputation. The low tone of political morality receives painful and st-ik- ing illustration in these successive blows to senatorial prestige"
 The Record Herald adds: "The possibility of further disgrace and deg radiation would be greatly diminished by substituting for indirect elections the plan of popular election of federal senators.
 The Record Herald might also have said that the fact that there are number cf prominent United States senators who have not yet been reached by indictment and will perhaps nevel be reached by indictment, who serve or the senate floor as the representative of special interests, provides anothe' striking argument in favor of the pop ular election of senators. H
 The Record Herald might also hav' said that the fact that New York Minnesota and Nebraska have during the present year elected to the senat men who were picked by the railroad provides another strong argument il favor of the popular election of sena tors.-Commoner.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-31
INTERESTING IRRIGATION FIX.

HIBIT
 Because of the large amount of land in the Pacific northwest which has been reclaimed by irrigation. aud the larger amount which is at present worthless on account of the lack of water supply, the irrigation exhibit at the Lewis and Clark exposition proves unusually interesting. The exhibit will be complete, well arranged and instructive. and will prove marvel to eastern people. who Enow little Of the wonderful results which an arti- fcial water supply has accomplished ip-msuv western districts.
 The exhibit will consist largely of working models of irrigation projects, the largest being patterned after the ss, GOO. 900 plant now being built in southern Arizona. The models will show the manner of storing the water by reservoirs, the method of carrying it into tho lowiands by means of canals and fumes, and its final distribution tc the lands to be irrigated. There will also be models of dams and reser- voirs, and an exhibit of instruments used in determining the amount of water which may be utilized from any given stream.
 h addition to these displays. there will be practical illustration of irIl- gation methods on the grounds back of the government building, on the penin- sula in Guilds lake where there will be a small farm with crops growing on land actually irrigated.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-31

In nearly every state in the union gam bling is made crime and in many states it is mado 8 felony. Is there any reason why Arizona should be more lenient with gambling than the states? The people of Arizona are ! asking tko legislature so pass an anti gambling bill.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-31

Benson was disappointed Saturday in not being able to receive the legis- Iative investigating committee on scheduled time. Benson will not, however. be deprived of the honor of a visit from the statesmen who have been commissioned to look over the in- dustrial school.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-31

With the reconvening of the legisla- ture on February 6, Nat Reiss' south- ern carnival will pitch its tents in the capital city. Phoenix has stood a good deal in the past but we predict that in keeping up with both the legislature and the carnival company the average Phoenician will be kept busy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-31

No cue will deny the fact that pub lie gambling is a drain upon the com munity. where it is allowed to be con- ducted and that too without any com pensating benefit. The legislature will do well to put a stop to public gam bling in Arizons. < w
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-31

The anti-gambling bill has not made it's appearance, but it will be on the boards soon after the legislature re. sumes it's work. Tbe people will be interested in the passage of this bill preventing wideopen and public gam- bling in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-31

. The legislature should pass strin- gent law against packing guns in Ari- zons. Nearly every killing and mur- der can be traced to the habit of gum packing. The minimum penalty for this offense should be a fine of sI0O. s
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-31

There is an evidence of a spirit of unfrisudliness between the legislative house and council. Tut, tut. boys. get down to business and stop making faces at each other.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-31

Kuropatkin and Oyama are again doing business on the Hun river. In the meantime the ozar is being kept busy at St. Petersburg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Ing from one extreme TO the other. II
"rlgglcs through space, Il moves among
men with surprising agility, appearing
hnd disappearing llko'-llghlnlng'
Tho speaker waB Camille Fl0mmorlon,
the word.famoue astronomer and sell
enlist, who has devoted much Of his ro'
cent time and study TO exploring tho
mysl ,rIos Of lightning which have bal'
He'd the aRos,
Then even the freaks Of lightning
FOLLOW determined lnWsY | asked,
~ answer 10 the question, he pointed
70 a pile Of papers on hIs doFk
Each year ! receive from the minis
NY Of Justice official accounts Of nll ac'
oldenls from lightning, ns described
IN police reports, Hero lightning Kills,
thorc II passes without injurlng Fur'
iher ON, II seems absolutely frOllcklnB,
] nave under my oyoa hundreds Of oNs
nmplos And yet II IN not possible 10
uraW nom them any conclusion ne TO
q law, Sometimes II gives rise 90 the
hypothesis that II ~ n thought which
Instead of being attached TO n brain, IA
attached to an electric current
IAN that can DO affirmed, for the
present, In that In spite OF IN apparent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

lakes ana uyora on their oslHlo IN the
county ot Cork wish the yi0W "
osowlulung II they contain enough ilsh
To Justify her lodSHhip IN inviting q
party NJ her American friends over for
Il few days nshng EnrIght has been
10 Glonyclgh Mr. Adoirs place IN
Donegal for the same plrposc, he
huH reported foyowbly on the nshng
There, but he has not had time yet 10
discover whether the prospects In the
CORK water ARE hopeful or not, I'm.
Hight IN plscHtoWal adviser tu Mr. As
ter also, and earlier IN the season, II
may Do remembered he was charged
w the proprietor " Cllyodon with IN.
producing n quantity " young lrlHb
salmon into the portion ~ the Thames
which borders on Mr. Astor'H upsrlyor
home, The expert nays that Mr. AZ.
tors knowledge NJ the pooullnritloR Ot
the different species " llnh IL almost
equal 10 his own ana although he
makes no boast of A. be- can use a rod
ne vel uB pumo of the best professions
nlg Tho patience with which Doc nlis
on liver bank ull d1y Win plain
sandwich fur lunch, would uHluulsh
anyone who 10 acquainted with the nu.
BorhnE luloroN which hc used tu take
IN buHlnuaH matters,
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with such violence that they stuck IN
the wall opposite. While all the glasscN
IN the windows were smashed mirror
WIS detached from the wall and mli
unlniurod ON the lloor A chair, with
clothes thrown ON II, was taken up ANA
rot down near the entrance door \
small lamp and a box Of matches were
found ON Che floor, unchanged,
Harmless enough are such llttlo
nranW nv those But II must not bp
forgotten that some eirokos Of lightning
are workable c1taHlrophcs, one day
during a religious ceremony nj Carpcn.
traB so porFoua were killed. or injured
NY lightning ON the sl0op Snppho, IN
February, 1880, NIX men were Killed and
II seriously injured, AZ Orosshad, mean
DuoM Germany, ON July n, 1854 100
porgong were injured In "a church and
HiX Killed, AZ Mount Pleasant Tenn,
ON ,luly ~, 1881 nine persons were klllo |
undCr an oak during n storm.
as " rule, thoao Killed by lightning
maintain nm appearance Of He, stnyIhg
IN the attitude which they had whom
struck, but n touched they uWmhlo "a
nshos Many mysterious historical dis.
appearances may be- attributed 10 this
.su-.ss--',.sH..a..-. '.H.at. .a...s..as-s
CONTINUED on pngo 40
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if'EllrnN ihc moul.H N0lsn than WulfY
aga, hr Coos W1rr. hc myo, '}o
.n1l n7d .N"Un 'A' Norman hath "a
tWI'i EInd lO H.ia' uuG n strong hand
lo hold Ihnn hp r0W On % declare
lhHl Sn'rOowc lH un longer % see, the
rNurtO no lunRor "a rllO.trul ana the
.""u hn longer the DhIot ely of Yves.
n"N. lio transfers the oNOOprlc 20 SN.
nm ana "nNounu' attended by Die
Mlph. no ho' nuc't ana followed by
lnn M,n'n whom nn 'omuolH lo lrudg'
",r..., "na., ''O, NV I.' h'm N'inrn .,
pa.l me- rpIri ,nla,or AZ Iion,y
Dypr ro f,uU.f,fI,r. of mo ",stl,
who's, wlIps .lu.'l, M, .,,y, an Nhinh
m, oIE nl1v h. rorforn,i ,rbo onI.
sblo ubIrb fplluWs mo arvrplh pro.
FONTS a sirikInp ropirlal I'D lhoso which
nrr,aUr Il and Ig ,.,rI,J am An M, pnr.
,ol dl.I..l /. nortrnva n dl,yute bo.
r,,a1 fDr r,Ilablonrr, and ln6 monks
which gi4rlg I'm "a rop,ro,orsv ponoorn.,
ng in. ,.p.|IOu up al rnut I'm 'IIn Inorlsb
,hur.b. ppl ,rIr vim tbo ming ~ me
abba, by An, r5rIsh nrl.si Durlpp Nh,
rroyro,a OF MA scono pohIn Hood
inM No,Igp Frlpl 'ruet lllUo Iohn
ana th,Ir rotipun AFRO nlroduro1 nnI
pIyo a Morris Jopcn. II wIu bo dunrej
in ho. nriplnnl uno ion
rio f,,tnJoilnn of mo Alpshous, am
d lourlshlnp nsiluttIon I'm shnrhorno
bv gn Ilunpbrov Si1fn,i ana nth"rs
In thr ynnr llg; forms tho subject or
,hn olybib aplsoap mo nln,h showa
Tho oynulsion az mo nonks nj thc lisso.
intlon nf br monastery no l{ing lin.
rv ana inc snic or hc A6hov chn,ch
rho noNt unstratos Tho rrfonndjna ~
tho flmous Shorl,ornn school and ma
roc,lnt ~ no cbnrtor from King rJ.
wnrI III in i5,o
,r,pn,I ,Nn rn,,,,
hrl'lN NNp lhN"l,'
The lRsl or me episodes Introduces ono
of the most heroic ana tragic nguroa of
EnRllth history, Slr waller Raleigh
whose association win Shcrhorno N
ACCOUNTED not me least Of liA claims
10 dlHlllcllnn II dcplrW ms home'eom'
lnB WIN hit WHO to the castle, which
hod bcrn granted NM by Queen Eil2a'
BON hr waiter makes some protty
ana NUllnnl sporohoH 70 hlN wire, when
puts her M such good human Tint sho
ms nus plpo Tor MN ana leaves him
~ ne enjoyment or me '.Nlrglnlan
weed ~ when no IN supposed 20 hnNo
llrNl introduced INTO Englond Thon ocs
Guns lho humorout INCIDENT nm Whloh
oVory smoker W l0mllIlr \ servant
comes lh ana IMAGINING lIH master IN
ON llrc, HuuN's MN WIN "a luF OF dlr
Tho PERFORMANCE VIII conclude win q
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Independence Lightning does not uct
ns Freely eco we mlrhl be inclined To be.
lloVo. u obcW certain laws SIN undo.
lofmlnu1 pnd iB actions, seemingly -
unrorplptcl ana 40 courteous, are no,
Mo result OF HhOqr accident The Plea
or chance IA sought No q refuge for our
lgnolaucc, but Il cannot explain thVla
ionntl,ul phenomena
"Tho ~ sure way ~ reach general
laotN la by cOnNulting particulars, This
IL inc method | invariably adopt IN ~.
vesuydtlng any scientific subject Now,
here are % icN o. Che strange irookH "
lightnlnE witch ! have succeeded M
bringing together,
"Abro Spallongmi relates that on
Aug, 90 li4l, q peasant airl was IN a
neld during u storm whom suddenly
Globe or ilrp, tho aigl Of q billiard bali,
appeared al her rect 0lidlnB along
the oirlh thla nltlq bah reached her
bare toes, which II appeared 10 ceroas,
men 'osc undor her clothes, opening OUT
her elNrlA Ike an umbrella, ana tnmo
out hy the middle of her bodice, loapuJ
into tho afr with q FrcOi noise hnYng
retained iin glohuhW form 1ho Rlrl
fell backwards Two wltn9sgcI ran 10
her Assistance, shH Was unlnjutcl,
Medical examination proved that there
was on'y o. superficial erosion r,re,ch'
NIX fIor the knoo ~ the middle Of the
choHt ana that her clothes were en-,
through whore the bah had passed out,
ln 1894 at llguy France, n husband
ond nia wife Wcro sleeping quietly onl
night when n formidable nolse l'Sokl
them auddtaly Tho chimney had fll.
ltu nlliHg ,ho room with debris with
N the house, tho effects ~ the bolt IA
been 90 terrifying but remarkably &c.
centric, Just t,aea,h the ceiling near
which hung harrow with kitohon
Nlongils hoofi ON H., the stones Of
the Wall Lad bola protected horizontally
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Continued on page 40
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AMERICAN CONTRACTORS TO
ARBITRATE WITH IRISH EMPLOYEES

hour IN London FOR rlmlnr sort ~
labor, the fmnllcr remuneration IN llol-
fast ~ claimed ~ he equitable In Wow
Of the lower rate OF wages prevailing
I'm Ireland, Tho contract mndo with
the corporation NJ Belfast expressly
states the minimum rate payable, A
representative Of the contracting Arm
tells me that for mo first time IN Great
Britain they were able t0 secure II
strike clause In tho original contracts
allowed IN view of the requirement for
rapid construction,
Lnhonng mon here nrc greatly Rur.
prleod at the employee agreement to
no bnck, undor tho old forms, pending
tho outcome of tho arbitration pro.
ccodlnrH, which nle 10 bo conducted
solely by Representatives Of ihr mon
and tho contracting nrm, ! am told
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Special Correspondence,
I ONDON, May Rehabilitation In to
settle n strike AT Belfast, Ire.
- land, between an American con.
trnciIng firm ana In employees
Eleven hundred men employed by D.
g. white q Co, Of New York and Lon-
don, ana engaged upon the construction
Of The electric street railway system OF
the Belfast corporation recently walked
out, because of dissatisfaction win
their wagos, They had been gctilng
II cents nor hour This contract
amounts TO s20I5,00O, and the work
must be- completed by Sept under
heavy penalty, While the p0mo arm
has been paying from IA 10 ~ cents per
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
DOES THE SUBTLE
LIGHTNING LIVE?
s~--------.-'----------------s-s
The Leatued Camille Flammarion
Suggests q Startling
Hypothesis
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HHlADA
STRANGE ELEMENTAL TRICKS,
Famous Prcoeb Astronomer la, Been
Making Special Study Along
Extraordinary Lines,


lptcinl Correspondence,
r>ARIs, May i6,--''lt would seem
u that lightning Is nubtlo bein6
whose nature tomos between iho
unconscious force OF plpntB anl
the conscious forco of animals N 10
Inc rn elementary sp,rIt--coccatrio OF
rational oleyor or hlly fortcoihg og
blind, hcadptrong or mdlGcioH,, pafs-
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that concessions win undoubtedly be
made by both sdgf aud If the present
program IL carried ont, II has remained
FOR nm American frm 10 meet lts ON.
ploycs haf way practically AZ the IN.
ocption Of what promised TO be a Ions
ana disastrous unuIr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Job aoidl "rhe oar trleth words 40
no palate taototh meat" And n
tnesG deys Of printing ard of a..
substituted for "oar,"
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Expert Irish Angler
Engaged by Rich Americans

Special Correspondence,
ONpON, May lI-aAt tho request
| Of Lord ana Lady Barrymore,
L. Maurice lnrghL the oSpurt Irish
angler has been sounding the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
Another American Woman Sc.
cures Title In Passing Of Lord
Grlmthorps
WAS MISS Lee OF NEW YORK.
Andrew carncgIc's Appreciation Of the
nUcll Style Of Living PLANS OF
American Arrivals.

'I.''I Nl WIZ NlNllN'N'Ni
7 ONION May lI--By tho death Of
thW wonderful old man, Lord
OUmthorpo, I'm Mia olghty.ninth
yonr another American woman
enters the charmed circle Of the British
uouoHo The tito passes 10 the late
uobIomau'a nephew, Ernest William
Beckett who over twenty years ago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
Famous Town' sTweNeIlundredfhB Birthday

10
no and Inc
And Performed by Seven Hundred rownspeoplc