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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-29

Mr.. Roosevelt's eloquent v~indicatiou
of Paul Morton could hardly be iusti-
fled If it were not a v~indication of him.
Self.-New York World.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-29

1t is an odd coincidence that h Bal
timore should be landing marines at
Shanghai Just when we in Baltimore
are having shanghaing roubles of our
OWn.=Raltimore American.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-29

How glad King Edward must be that
he doesn't have to make I'D British
cabinets Observation-Disclosures IN
Quirer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-29

Neglected colds make fat grave
yards" DIR. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women TO a hap
BY, vigorous old age.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-12-29
raRs rERRoRIzE NORFOLK

Bluc-Jackcts and Marines From the
Portsmouth Navy Yard Celebrate
Christmas i'm the Main Street of the
Firginian City - Cars Stalled and
Traffic Suspended While the Rowdy
MaI-'o' Wars Men Held Sway.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
HAMILTON JACK,
Accused of a Recent
Burglary at Fairfield,
Arrested at New Y0rk--0ther
Name Is John Jenkins.
Escaped With Robt. MeIane from
Skowhegan Jail. Sept. %.

I;rston Jan. i.-WurJ was received
here today. that one Of tn" three
Secgmen arrested in New York, last
sunday who gave his name as John
Kennedy. alias 'Hanilton Jack. has
lEeen Identified as John Jenkins. who
with Robert McLain. is said I" hay"
robbed the jcwciiy store "f Hiram f.
Burgess III Fairfield Me. or the morn
ing Of May 20, 1901.
These men Mrr" subsequently ar
rested for rnbbiug the po1totice at
AndUver Me. convicted and S"mt to
the state prison. being rei"ased in
September. 1904. upon tie expiration
Of their sentences.
They Werr re-aTr"st"I rhargrI with
In" Fairfield burglary. ami lodged in
the Jail in Skuv-heS.lE. but escaped on
tho night Of sept. - and since tha,
tir,e Jenkins has clIid"., TIC officers of
the law.
II not held in N"w York for other
offences Jenkins will "a l,r"hs,blv taktE
back to Maine to stand TRIAL for burg
larry and Jail breaking.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05

And T:>-""u Boyd vas declared the
"nn,r III The caucus for secretary OF
-. t.. ON motion Of NJ. Merrill Of
-, tWh, san. the nomination of Mr..
i.Ny'; W,s made unanimous.
y tho candidate t1r State treasurer
Senator He! elton of <cnnchec present
- ;hr o:,inr of Hon. Oranandal Smith
nf LitchGeld. the present incumbent Of
Iii" p'HC". Thrrr was no other nOmi-
rati"n and tht nomination was made
~ ac'-lan"tiun.
continued on page ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
CAPITAL CHAT.
Senators Who Are Now
in Trouble.
Congress Down to Work After
the Recess.
The Presidents Wali;s.-?Ians for the
Inauguration.

Washington. d. C.. IAN. + (S:,"ciaiD
-Th" United Sta:"s S,u,t" has
been sc"urscd anew hy IN" iadict-
rlcut in Oregon Of = hu X.
Mitchell. a veteran rIhiic scrv-
ant. He is the thi,l t..jcd S,atrs
senator t" h. indict Il within l"ss than
two years, although bit cnc has been
Convicted Another Senator Reed
Smont of t'tth. has virtually been in
.dict.3 nj tn bar or tI.ar b,a:.'-h %
Cnn%r4ss in that n has ALREADY had
to defend himself d'I'iug q long ami
exhaustive hearing hcfor III" Com
n!ittcc on Privileges and elections. All
are frrn the far West. Put onr Scna-
toy Charles II. Dictr-h II. of N@h,'a s<;t.
indicted on charges Of receiving =
coinJen sa ton in the Hf.;,'.iHtrro.l. Of 4
postmaster "nly - Lave tho tag"
thrown OUT # court ~ trial, VIII con-
clude his tcrin Marrn : ntN.. senator
Hnrton. of Kansas, .vh" was convicted
Of receiving pay for services h"f"r" th.'
Department in behalf Of u uu"::tinna Ill"
concern, is now aDpr.lling 10 th" 81
prcnle Court Of the i'ri.cI States and.
many think. will h" grrntcd a now
trial. His term docs rot cn,i till
March 1901 but url"Ss h. wins hecor..
the supreme Court. II" Uil! iaT'' II ~
sign or undergo tn" DIET per diSgraC" of
being expelled. He has u1t or ';p.'d
his scat IN tn" Sena.c. SIM. the t'';al
court II ndcrcd it's V"rtli,t. althoIrh +
has been much at the Capt. Il.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05

Tha catcr;S Vas called - order at A
by Senator Stetson Of Penobscot. who
read the can. Senator Randall Of Cum
htrlard W;'S made D-rnIlnrnt chair
mn md REPRESENTATIVE Littlcfirld Of
E"ck,;IH6 =, rnancnt secretary
The first nomination Of the evening
was th"t nj a cautlidatn for secretary Of
state. ANA senator Goodwin of Som
-rEet lI;t Ia ifrninLtion the name Of
Hon. byron Fnyt Of Augusta. the
present inrumL-nt If the Office. The
name Of William :. Cotton Of Lisbon.
for several terms the clerk of the
House, was presented by Representa-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05

, burns or scalds get
5 the pain at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
LATEST NEWS FROM LOS ANGELES

Morrison Of No 1885 East Fly frat
street. who shot herself last Saturday
because she was Respondent The YER.
diet was that she came 10 her death by
her own hands,
The second case uap that OF MIRA,
Paul Guthol,, wife OF tho San Pedro
restaurant proprietor, who shot herself
through tho breast In an EAST Flfth
street hotcl las, week, because she
wanted 20 die, and Join hsr former hus.
band, Fred Mack, who had also taken
hIs llie because tho woman had desert
ed him, II was brought out at tho trial
that 0u,,lrolt and the woman had lived
together ss man and wife several years
In Denver previous 10 her marriage
with Mack.
After her marriage with the latter,
she again met outtfelt and deserte nd
Mack Tor him, and came 10 California
with Guttsolt, Mack followed tho oou
| pie here and beIro unable TO induce the
woman 70 leave her paramour commit
| ted suicide by shooting himself, Mrs,
Guttselt broodod over her husbArd's
tragic ond, and finally decided 10 end
her own I've, rhIs sho did In a spse ,
taoular manner,
bllk gown, .........,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
the BIO FIVE DAYS 'wHIRL.
Military Drill, Reception, Trip, to the
Mines, hIlls and the Valley
Shelters
THEN 10 SALTAlR AND LAGOON,
After that the Luels cut0n and Via.
Lake Luncheon -~ Meantime,
Other ThlugN

There was no smooth SAILING for Tho
Commercial club hosts today IN their
plans for entertaining the Los Angeles
guests but ~ FAR only one serious
change In the program has been neccs.
Stated. This II change IN the hour
OF leaving the Commercial club 20 SEQ
the city,
AZ now planned the trip win begin
nt 1880 o'clock instead Of 2 o'clock, The
reception "a the depot al II 80 o'clock
could not be 80 thorough ~ had been
planned az the understanding Rs 20
when the train would get IN was noe
clear AZ o'clock this morning on
clal assurances were received AZ the
Commercial club that the frst section
would arrive on time nt i30 with
thle assurance the office was closed for
the night ana committees were oi.
derod 10 report for duty M Z o'clock
this morning. At \ o'clock when they
had their preparations well under way,
another wire was received from tho
train, stating that mother section
would roach here III = o'clock this
afternoon, This was regarded ns final
ana authoritative, and committees dis.
pcrsed, while the band was released
until 81 30 o'clock
At o'clock another message was rc.
ceiNed changing all these plans, and
declaring that the Rrs, section would
be hero AT II, 30 and the second ntotior
| NJ 1880 This compelled immediate allo
hasty action IN recruiting committees
and bordering tho band and carriage
service, with wonderful success for tho
short notice allowed Tho newspaper
offices and local stores were immediate.
~ bullctned ana every effort made Il
sproad the word Of the exact time OF
arrival.
Col, Holmes, representing the boar
Of governors ~ Nhc Commercial club
met Senator clark At the depot AT Z, 81
this morning, and escorted him TO hiS
hotel
MONDAY JUNE e.
4 delegation from the Commercial
club win meet the train bearing tho Los
Angeles guests upon lts arrival and es.
Cort them 90 their hotels
At 2 p, m, the visitors viii gather nj
the Commercial club from which point
VIII begin trip 10 places Of interest III
and about the city, closing with a con-
cert by the Twonty.nlnth United State,
Infantry band and q dress parade bS
that regiment at Fort Douglas, From
here the visitors WIN be returned tc
| their hotels IN time for dinner,
At s O'Clock In the evening our wish
| tors are requested 10 be present at IN,
| Commercial club rooms, whore n reoep
| ton viii he held In their honor Thl,
reception win be attended by the mem,
| bcrs Of the Commercial club and III,
ladies Of their families, Music and re-,
froshmcnN
TUESDAY, JUNE lS,
our visitors are requested 10 be NJ tn
| Commercial club promptly az $3.50 N
| tho morning street cars VIII be IN walt
Ing there to take them to tho RI'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
TO RECEIVE SENATORS.
Committee on Entertainment cossis,s
On But Six Members,

Al the meeting of the two committees
appointed by Gov cutler TO arrange
for the entertainment ~ the party OF
senators ana congrossmon next Mon
day which was held In the governors
olllce saturday evening II was decided
committee composed " only sX mcm-
bors Thal committee consists Of
senator sutherland. Cob T., r. Holmes,
Simon llnmhergeL I A Bcntou,jnmos
Glove aud william Spry
Prof T. H. NoWcll NJ the government
reclamation service VIII arrive I'm tho
city tomorrow and viii consult with
the committee IN regard to the proposed
Visits of the party tn the irrigation pros
icclN NOW under way I'm wan undor the
supervision Of the government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
lRRIOATORS ENTER AIMED
(sp,eisl 10 the News

Nop'Nldl w wv N'Whi
Los Angeles, Cal, June l2,-Thls
morning the members Of the congress
sonal irrigation party which arrived
last nigh, from the Imperial country,
were escorted 10 the chamber OF COM
msree, where they were met by large
number OF the leading oltitens OF Los
Angeles, and taken for ride in auto
mobiles about the city,
Al noon they were taken 10 tho jon
athan oubrooma where luncheon was
served, there being somo speech max
ing, Immediately after tho lunoheon
they were turned over 20 w. z Hunt,
lng,on, whose quests were on the Pa,
eINe Electric railroad during the after,
noon while Visiting Pasadena and other
points OF interest IN this section before
taklna the special train for the North
nj $3.50 this afternoon
Regret was expressed by several
members OF the party tina, there was TO
be no inspection OF tho San joaquin
valley, They will not hal, until thoy
roach San Francisco, and after inspect,
LOO the Sacramento valley they Will
proceed 10 the now government, Irriaa
ton plant In Nevada, which ia 10 be
thrown open 10 use juno "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
QUARTET ARRESTED,
Young Spirits of Jonathan Club
Were Piled Into Patrol Wagon,

A poor forlorn policeman on his lone.
~ state street beat had lO'mlnuto
experience this mornng that was un.
like any other 10 minutes OF Ms o0lclHl
HE lie ran nfoul of the Jonathan CLUB
quartet, which approached salt Lake
on u hnndcar IN the gaudicst clothes
the slocpora on the speclnl could proc
vide, ana which approached the Knulss
ford hotel mn hour after the Train Az
rived, IN an automobile, The police.
man was near the hotel and the quar-.
tot decided he wNs u good place to stop,
No the automobile was dismissed ana
tho policeman was holstod shoulder
high by n mob such as had never Az
sailed him before, The nltlmalum
passed TO him WAS that he should JON
them AZ the knutsford bar or arrest
thom, and the result WIS mat he wired
for the patrol As II arrived the fugl'
tivos from justice rushed into tho
knuleford, each ringing some sort OF
improVlscd gong ana sounding the
alarm hut the coppcrs followed and
the molly gathering took positions IN
the hin chiefs band wngon Thon the
fun began, one Of them took possess
sion OF tho gong ON the drivers scat
and held II down 10 10 rings u second,
Another net NJ a song of distress, while
20, another started u speech In favor NJ
pornnn, which he declared wax good
for lots Of things Tho sturdy officers
ana the driver positively refused TO run
the g0ng In, this early IN The game re-
Iusing the urgent demand on the
prounda thui II VAS unacceptable They
consented, however, 10 calling az the
hotels In search ~ bail ana 10 "A merry
drive over the city began Al the WI.
son the patrol wagon brigade rendered
an exquisite concert for the benefit ~
the Los Angeles guests who came on,
TO laugh ut them Al the Kenyon u
chorus Of Amt ds shame" greeted
the guests, and then after n patrol gonR
duet by two members, the wagon hur
ricd down 10 the Commercial cluh
where II was aHCounlned that the
Jonathan club members could have the
h.t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
SALT LAKE BOY
NOW RICH ANGEL
s-----.-s----a--a.-s-s-.#------.
n. ] Wsollacot, One Of the
Wealthiest and Most Prsml.
nent Visitors
SOUVENIRS FOR HIS FRIENDS.
Inquiries conccrulug Conditions Of
The Old Days---how lie Made
His Money 10 California,

ono Of the Fcalthert and most proml.
mont Of lho hos Angeles visitors IL H. !,
Woolllcott who WAS born In salt Lake
and numbers dozens OF friends among
the old'tImc residents Of this city, Mr.,
Woolluctil iS president OF the Los An.
Rclm board OF trade president OF the
state Bank a Trust company, vice pres.
ldent and resident manager of the
american Surety company owner or
the block an Spring street between Soc.
ond and Third which bears his nnmo
In addition he is the biggest Wholesale
wine merchant M southern California,
and ~ prominently interested In several
oil and mining companies. lie IA now
building "A new thoator making the
fourteenth for the city of the Angels.
lie II also building several business
blocks there.
MI Woollaco,t has brought with him
number of handsome silver souvenir
spoons mpdo specially for this trip and
which he Intends presenting To his Old
iliundn here, The spoons bear ON the
handle I'm relief u miniature roproduc ,
ton ~ the Mt Lowe railroad, white
inside " the gold bow TX engraved
caspod hands bearing above and below
the words salt Lake" and LOS An.
uolcs,'
Just M soon as MI Woolucou found
that there was "a Desorot News repre-.
sentative on board he lost no time IN
lnqulnng after hls old friends IN Salt
Lake
How IN Lou FaInsworth?" he asked.
"Nou know Lou and both started our
business careers M cash boys In Walk
or's store IN 1870, Yea, | am "A salt
Laker nnd believe IN Salt Lake My
father worked on the salt Lake Tenn.
| pie as a stone cutter | always had II
soft spot IN my neart for Salt Lake and
| ! take pride IN the fact that | inyesli
gated the movement "a change some NJ
| The names on the buildings IN Los An,
| golos 80 that we nov have the Tomnl,
block, and the Salt Lake station"
I'm due season the conversation drifiod
10 tho real estate situation In Salt Lake
when Mr., Woolmcott admitted that M
proposed to stay In this city Cor 10 days
during which time he proposed TO lool,
over he situation and invest IN realty
YES, 7 think II NIL goes we'll that |
viii buy Home realty n II appeals ia
me, there arc some others ON the
train" he addid, "who arc also com.
Ing along for the same purpose Do you
know he sad that my father sold
n piece of property ON west First South
10 Henry Dlnwoodey Cor yoke of oxen
IN the old days. I believe the Pin.
wooicy Furniture companys building
stands on that land now"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
C0MMENCEM ENT PR0GRA NJ


The twtnly-so,onth annual commence.
mont Of Gordon academy viii he held TO-,
morrow evening IN Hammond Han on
opsl Third South street The following
program win be observed Invocation
plano solo brahms Hungarian dnnuos
Miss judith Evnnp, commencement Od
dress. Rev " I Goshen, soprano sol b
"a Gypsy Maiden L. (parkoD Miss
Lillian Schuutclhorgor, propontutlon vi
Diplomas. Principal llogcn vocal quartet,
congregational church choir, boncdlcllon
Tho gNdunling class W composed OF
Misnos Louise NJ Alton VOLS. Nov. IVA
y Johnson, Margaret H. Johnson Vaa
u Sohaicr Anna e. Soronson Of salt
Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
Public Invited 10 Big Musical
Program for Los Angelona

II should be remembered that
the senoul public " cordially
invited to attend the biz Tabor.
naclo choir concert to be provided
by the church authorities tomor-
row nigh, for the visitors from
los Angeles The doors and
RAJ. win close promptly at $3.50.
children In arms win positively
not be admitted,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
SKYWARD CLEARINGS.
Big Increase In Bank Business Con,
tinuss without Interruption,

roday's local bank cloorIngs amount
cd 20 ,lOliOilib, ns against N2GO6iOl
for The corresponding day OF last year
The heavy increases IN local oloarlnge
that have boon much IN evidence during
the past 10 days, are the occasion of
uongratu,alory remark I'm financial ctr.
clos This increase " due TO the IN
croasing amount of business trunsact'
al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12

Grando station. from which point they
viii be taken Ia the great mining cnmp
Of bingham given a Wow OF mines ana
mills IN active operation, returning by
way ~ Murray whore they VIII have
an opportunity 10 inspect the immense
plant OF the United states Smelling a
Rohning company Luncheon ana rc.
freshmonts VIII be served ON this train
A. \ o'clock In the evening there viii
be given In honor Of tho visitors and
through the courtesy " the First Prose
ldoncy Of the church Of Jesus Christ NJ
Laitor,dOy saints, musical festival
IN the Tabernacle,
WEDNESDAY JUNE II,
At j,3O D. m. street cars VIII bo In
waiting at the Commercial club to con,
Vey the visitors to the Saltnir station,
from which point they win bo taken 10
Saltnir, whore the day vii be- spent IN
bathing ana dancing Luncheon and
refreshments viii be- served at Sallalr
and there viii probably be some speak.
lng by Los Angeles and local spolbnd,
ors, From Sal,air tho visitors viii re-.
turn 20 tho city az their pleasure,
THURSDAY, JUNE 10,
This day, our visitors win be lett free
for such personal inspection OF the city
az they may be pleased 10 make, unlll
i30 In the afternoon, when they win
gather AZ the Commercial club ana take
cars 10 the Lagoon station, from whence
they viii be taken by train 10 that re.
sort, supper VIII be served ana there
win be music refreshments ana speak
ing The visitors being on this Occasion
the guests OF Hon, Simon liamborgor
From hero the guests VIII roturn 10 tho
city at their pleasure,
FRIDAY, JUNE 10.
At $50 this morning ears WIN be In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
IDAHO P0STMASTERS,
A Number Of ThOm Have Their sOls'
rioa Increased
Especial to the "Ncws')

Especial to the "NcwsD
Washington y, Co. June la-Thcso
increases In salaries Of Idaho poN'
masters were made today
Cour D'Alclc, $1,000 10 $1,000,
Emmett SL2oO to $500
Saint Anthony sand Point $500 to
$1,000
sndln Az has boon appointed posl'
muplor al Gordon, Shoehuno county,
Idaho, vIco Iublo IT, Gordon, resigned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
cLuB WELCOME COMMITTEE,

The Commercial clubs Welcome com.
mite which went 10 the depot to oN.
tend the Glad hand was made M Of
the following.
Charles A. Qniglcy, chairman.
Charles, lc Adams, j, j, Whitaker ",
H. Road william H. Tibbals, &. g,
Dcy, George u, Alder, H. ln 4, Culmer,
Pr e, IT, Wilcox w. j. BuiNon ~ H.
Holmes Ashby SNOW, John y, liInnE-
ford, 4, j, DnylF w. q Gumsdoll ",
W, Hal \, n SNOW Thomus Holiday,
Frank j, Hewlett j, H. Moore, w, j.
Tuddonhnm George Rust q, NJ, Nuu.
hnuspn, Thomas Homer g. n. SirCYoll,
6. r. Warren, Kari A. schcld, y, s.
Spencer u, q, klulo, James IS SHAW,
j j. Whitaker g, -, King samuel,
Woll2, John :, CntchloW h. g. Millor
George y, Holman George r. Odoll
John i, Cnhoon Dr w. r. Beer :, v,
Dollnh, John II Walker charles A.,
Burton, A, &, MilnoG N, H. Walker
A. N rrabbe, George +, Aldoh John
Dorm, joy " Johnson, II, T. tloaVcr.
\ H. Noolloy, Nillium H. Dalr. H. NJ
DmWu01oy Dr T., n Wright DG \ G.,
Baldwin n, W, sloan r. A. DWchh
" w. Darling John Lewis George NJ,
Cannon and John T., DoolN
RECEPTION TONIGHT
Tho formal reception In honor Of the
visiting Angels WIN be held at y o'clock
a. the Commercial club ana viii oc.
cupy the entire cvonlug Al this re-.
roption there WIN be- present IN the
nolghbolhood Of 400 SAT- lAkcrs, rep.
rcsonllng members ui the Commercial
club and their wives, who Win assist
IN entertaining the guests There VIII
be- "a musical program ana refresh.
mont'
The main purlors Of the Commercial
club VIII be- thrown orun for the rcs
coplion ana VIII be briRhl win llowcrs
and tho national colore. The large
banquet room IT the south viii hc used
for spooch.making and ON the south
wall over the speakers heads Viii hang
u htgo framed picture of Senator W.
A. clark
In addition ~ '.owam Of
speech making musical
selections by q flia of
20 pieces
rho program lol lonlghlg reception
at the Commercial club h aa fol-
lowe
Formal Address Of Welcome rrosl-
dcnt licbor NJ, VOLS of Salt Lake
Commercial club
Response President i 4 kcopni Of
Los Angeles chamber of Commerce,
Romarks~Judgc Orlando ", Powers
Address. senator W, \, clark
Aldross-A W. skinner of Los AM
| polcs
Governor euler ana the members NJ
his stan have slgnlnod their intention
of attending the reception this oven
| int
FREE CARS roR VISITORS,
The Utah Llsbl a. Railway oompnn!
| VIII tondor ,he Los Angeles visitor
! fren service during their official stay h
| Salt Lake, ~ indicated by the follow
| ng letter received by Fisher lAnis
| secretary Of the Commercial club
salt Lake Clty, Utah, June 10, 1905
| FlNhor Harris Secretary Commercial
Clur rityi
Dear Sir.-l have been Instructed 10y
our general manager H. a, Campbell
Ia inform you that free transportation
~ hereby granted 10 the members ul
the chamber ~ commerce Of Los AIRp.
| lcs visiting this city from June ~ II
June ID inclusive,
Identification of said members VIII
ho through the recognized official
| badge worn by each Of said respective
members OF the chamber Of commerce
OF Los Angeles only. Yours vsry re-
spoctiully w T. READ,
| Superintendent Railway Service titan
Light a. Railway Company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-12
ELECTRIC POLICE WAGON.
Especial 10 the "Nsws,"

Los Angeles, Cal, June l2.--Thc first
Of tho new slsetrio police patrol wa
oors was put In operation by tho local
police department today The wagon
ia not only Intended Tor use a. patrol
wagon but 10 also equipped with all
sorts Of ambulance supplies and 10 IN.
tended Tor use In conveying In Iursd
persons 10 tho hospitals a. wal a. for
haullna oulprts 10 iall Tho VehIele Ia
supplied Win subscribing streteher, and
sorts o. ," , s'd,o'N co, ni.r'a ap
g I,,ss o S,,n ' o, ,h,6 p0S0 pso,
OF training Tor ohauHeurs and viii take
charge Of the new machines 40 fast al
they are put on,