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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-03
BRYAN,s CoMpANIoNs.

Manila, Jan. 3,--W Morgan Shuster,
collector of customs for the Philippine
archipelago. will accompany William
Jennings Bryan on his visit to the
southern Islands OF the group, as the
OF the civil government.
Galicano Apasible. the former pres
ident of the Filipino junta at Hong
kong. will accompany him as the rep
resentative of the Radical party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-03
WIFE HELD RESPONSE BILE.
Mrs. Il. b. Carr Placed Under Arrest
For Her Husbands Death.

Des Molnes, Ia. Jan 3.--The coroner's
Jury has declared Mrs. L. b. Carr re-
sponslble for the death OF her husband,
which occurred in a hotel at Oelweln
Sunday. and the woman was placed
under arrest at the hospital today.
Carr was found with a bullet hole
through the head, and the woman was
unconscious from two dangerous
wounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-03
DRExEL HOTEL SOLD.
Mrs. VI. J, stewart win Make Esten-
siNc Improvements In the Place.

The Drexel hotel on state street was
sold yesterday afternoon to Mrs. NJ. ].
Stewart who, for some time has been
conducting the Holmes apartments OH
state and Second South street. AIRS.
Stewart took possession Of the DrexeI
Immediately and has begun a great
many improvements
The amount raI1 for the place r. not
stated, Mrs. Stewart said this morning
that SHE proposed to have The en,lre
place renovated and that, in connection
with the apartment she would have
one OF the finest grill rooms In the west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-03
OLD RESIDENT DEAD.
Mrs. shipley, Active Church Worker,
stricken With Paralysis.
lSnecial 10 thc "News.ol

ogden. Jan. s.-Mrs. Elizabeth ship
ley. one OF the best known residents of
the Third ward here, passed away sud-
denly at S:l5 this morning at the resi-
dence of her daughter 3S7 Twenty.scc-
ond street.
Mrs. Shipley Was stricken with par
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-03
BRING HUSBANDS BODY.
Mrs, McGinnis Arrives En- Route With
II 10 Boise, Ida,

The body OF Daniel McGinnis, Of
cilenns Ferry, Ida, arrived here this
morning from Los Angeles en- route
to Boise. Ida, where the burial will take
place The remains were brought here
by Mrs McGinnis.
The deceased, who was CO years Of
age. was prominent stock and cat
tie man, lie was well known through
out the west as a breeder OF fne
horses and cattle. Recently he wen,
to Los Angeles for his health but died
there from heart foilure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-03
GEN. BOOTHS HEAIrH.

London, Jan. 3-In his annual adj
dress to the Salvation Army. Gen.
Booth attributes his robust health to
the fact that for the past seven years
hs has been strict vegetarian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-03

Jnbilation Is written all over the faces
of sugar men, farmers and agricultural
implement dealers these days as reports
come IN regarding the unprecedented
snowfall. Bishop j. H. Gardner of Lee
hi, superintendent of the Utah sugar
factory, was among those encountered
this morning. lie says reports from
all the mountain sources where the
SHOWS are piling up TO furnish water
next year are OF the most gratifying
character. In American Fork canyon.
at the old smelter site, the snowfall at
present is four feet on the level, which
Is vastly In excess OF the snowfall Of
the same time last year. From other
points Mr. Gardner said reports show
an equal accumulation. In the moun-
toins OF Park City and at the head of
Big Cottonwood canyon all reports
unite In saying that the snow lies much
deeper than at this time last year. on
New Years day there were three feet DIT
Brighton and snow was still coming.
TWELVE FEET IN RAvINEs.
Reports from the Columbus Consoli-
dated mine at Alta are to the effect that
the snow there Is three feet deep on
the level and from 10 to 10 feet deep In
ravines. A year ago 1t was about two
feet deep on the level showing clearly
that the fall this year IL much greater
than II was a year ago. The mines,
however. are working steadily, and
there Is no great inconvenience felt as a
result.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.
The weather bureau report is most re-
assuring Says Dr. Hyatt, local section
director: our records, complete TO
date. show that Is inches of snow has
fallen, This amount Is just double that
recorded for last winter. The fall re-
corded so far this winter has already
reached figures far ahead OF those OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-03

The Persistent Man Usually Wins
the "Try Again" Fellow 10 az Lucky"
in Want Advertising As He Is In All
Other Things.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
Delay Caused by Industrial Strife.

The also encouraged the people who had
sustained losses by publishing through the press that their policies
would be paid promptly dollar for dollar Everything looked
auspcious but aas change dapen
the people As building commenced the
brickayers and hodcaes Immediately materially
creased the demands for their wages The lumber which
such absolute necessity rapidly price from 81 SO per
thousand Houehoders their which induced
all aborer mechanics their wages after
railway system had been nearly placed complete running
order stunning blow the building OF city the
streetcar strike and stoppage OF the city traffic
These troublesome conditions have tendency drive capital
from the instead inviting the millions of dollars required
rebuild San Francisco would be dscouragng people Of
less force strength and wpower and energy than the people of
San Francisco but the strikes going
All labor eventually
settled by arbitration How much BETTER would be make these
settlements before the industries dispute paraed and the
public large all kinds of inconvenience and although
directly interested the controversy seriously hmfeed their
business However these only temporary wrongs after the
storm has passed they will soon be forgotten
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
UNIQUE Announcement of fRe Mayor.

At 10 O'Clock the morning after the starting of the fire
the day. meeting OF fifty citizens called by Mayor
Smz organize for the purpose of maintaining order provide
OF the undeoyed property prepare
citizens who had become
The tugs the front fortunately having pumps
hose through the activity OF the Habor Commissioners rescued
al ferry landings giving for the homeless
the metropolis the townsaround the bay.
At meeting OF the relief committee held the day
OF the Franklin Hail. Fillmore street teegrams began
the State and all the nation informing the commit
that with all and clothing
On the adjournment of this meeting
Mayor Schmiz made which probably the
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
TEXT: The New San Francisco
Believes Population VIII Expand to One
Million in the Next Twenty Years.
Stays by Wager He Made Before the Fire
as to the Growth of the Municipality.

n EFRE the 18th OF April 1906 San Francisco contained
100000 OF the prosperous and happy people
- earth It's increasing daily, mammoth ships
laden with al kinds of products entering and leaving the
majestic harbor OF San Francisco from and all parts the
world.
The fields of California promising the richest harvest
produced the State the orange and other fruits
only promised crops but prices the gold silver and
copper pouring their precious metals into city; the
oil wells overowing all the State prepared furnish
fuel oil all the Western States and for many years
being prepared with China Japan and throughout all the
lands washed BY the Pacific Ocean.
The OF the State
turning gigantic turbine wheels through which millions of
horsepower from the CANYONS and
three hundred miles distant other wheels of industry
throughout the growing and cities Of the State and the
great metropolis San Francisco
For many years the people of California had been prosper
that the commercial and savings banks OF the State and San
Francisco oveowng with money earned by the industrious
inhabitants.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
Rebuilding Begins While Flames Rage.

Before the fire ceased burning the part OF the city,
working along the the
building making preparations rebuild
Francisco Others forced clear the
of the
Due credit be given the United Railroads for their
contribution help relieve the destitute At meeting of the
huge filled with the carfare collected
during previous handed Phcan
relief contribution OF all the
of the company.
At of the meetings representatives of the Carnegie Steel
Works coming directly PtshTg informed the
that already of steel this
city that while building material had been sold ahead for
Eastern States San Francisco would be served
all preference Others and further
more the price would be advanced single arth
At the meeting representatives OF the Building Trades
informed the that the building of the had
their meetings unanimously that they would the
wages facilitate rebuilding of Francisco
briefest possible time.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
Future as Bright as Before Disaster.

The improving and rebuilding city steadily go
We have the State behind fertile enough and with such
haustibe comfortable homes 100000
pie Through the efforts Of California Promotion Committee
the people of the entire world being informed of the great
vantages OF State and rapidly coming this way
We have here North Beach object lesson West north
and south OF Telegraph Hill occupied before the fire BY
class OF industrious people coming from Italy, the
spot OF Europe Their homes and places of business all
stroyed but they did go back the land of their birth
Francisco where they had raised large families they
good today, barely afte-
FIRE North Beach again hick settled by these families
have built and rebuilding their homes places
The future of San Francisco bright today
years ago, when wager with P this city
would 100000 people before 1925 confident
today that will that wager the that the
signed.
A. SBARBORO.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
! A. Sbarboro Predicts Great Future for City
SUNDAY SERMONS BY SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS MEN

SSTE improving rebuilding of city steadily
go We have the State behind u.s. fertile enough
with inexhaustibIe give comfort
able homes to 100000 people. The future of San
bright today six years ago whenI
made ger Rossi this city would contain
people before 1925 confident today thar
will that was at the time the contract was
signed"
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
Fire Finally Checked at Van Ness.

The people, who well knew the efficiency of their excellent
Fire Department confident that few hours the fires would
be enguhed and restored but alas San Fran
to be punished It's maiswaer supply broken
thirty the pipes emped and drop of
could be had fight the increasing flames and the city
the mercy OF the fire.
We also robbed of able Chief of the Fire Depart
who had served the city quarter of and
prepared plans by which the city could be This
perished his wife Fortunately he
knew the disaster which city.
After burning for three long days and nights the fire finally
reached Van Ness which being wide the only
hope for saving the remaining residence portion the Western
Addition. 1t controlled after devouring
,u5-6c
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
Suddenness of the April Disaster.

few minutes after O'Clock the morning of the 18t
OF April when many OF its citizens had barely retired, comn
from the beautiful cafes OF the city where they enjoyed the
champagne and oysters after hearing the Grand Opera tn
woenowned Caruso they rude shaken from the
beds and heard tremendous noises falling brick chmneys
bling
the many trying escape the bulG
ings where doors could be opened
All this confusion caused by the strongest earthquake
known the history of San Francisco The last of any
portance, that OF 1868 it had raised few
buildings Clay floor thoug
the earth, but at that time the damage nominal
However had the damage after the earthquake ceased
1863 incident would talk the
days the few buildings damaged would have been nearly
repaired this and te earthquake of 1906 would gon
almost forgotten that of 1863 alas shortly
the earthquake the skies quickly covered by smoke enccln
the and southern part OF the city, and shortly aterwar
living Preside Hegh could leapn
the skies between the front and the Mission
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

from Los Angeles hours with train load OF
cooked provisions received by the committee with tears OF
gratitude
The general divided itself into different subcom
which numbered representatives from the Ns
Guard the United States the Ere
sdio and in this order maintained throughout the city
Tents erected various parts OF the city, at the Preside
and Golden the relief work well anC
promptly DONE that although perhaps 100000 people had TO
be provided for suera hunger for want OF place
lay his weary head
The spirit of 10 prev edthoughout the city The OF
the pioneers proved themselves be chips OF the old block
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
Relief Starts Tears of Gratitude.

The third day brought the add
tona supplies together with subscriptions for millions dollars
from all parts Of the States delegation arrived the committee
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-01
FOLLETIN.
Ell Final de Norma.
P0r Pedro de 1ldrcOn.
PARTE SEGUNDA.

MAS, parsarale a su impacien'
cia, Serafin no podta hacer mas
que aguardar los acontecimientosl
Conocidlo asf, y dej6 de ator-
mentarse con estGriles vacilacio-
neS.
Al anochccer Sc acostd.
Serta POGO mas de media noche
cuando lie despertd de pronto un
mugido largo, immense, atronador
FL bergantin do un espantoso
tumbo.
Al mismo tempo oyd IN ruido
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-01
Tambien en- Fi|ipinas.

Cablegraffan de Manila que ell
fuego destruy6 la plaza de Mari
quina, provincial de Rial, el dia
21 y que mucho miles de personals
quedaron sin hogar. Ell fuego
destruyd tambien la plaza de
Pasil, cerca de Cebu; Sc destruye-
ron 200 cases y por consecuencia
es encuentra un nnmero consider
able de gente sin abrigo.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-01

internal sObre Cubierta.
La bocina de mando sobreSali6
entire equel formidable estruendo.
Ell Leviathan recibi6 otra vio-
lenta saCudida.
LA tempestad!-eXclamo Ser
afin Saltando de la CANA y visit
tndose como pudo.
Las olos rugian espantosamente
al estrellarse contra los costados
del buque.
FL viento silbaba Ell la arbola-
dura remedando gritos, lanentos,
imprecaciones.
Serafin subi0 a la cubicrta.
Reinaba la mas completa OBJ
scuridad, que interrumpfan vec-
es los relampagos y alguuos faro
lillos colgados aca y ALA.
El Oc6anO brillaba, Ell medic
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-01

de su espantosa agitaci6n, como
los oloS de IN monstruo incon-
menSura bic.
Llovfa, ,tronaba, ,rclampagueaba.
El cielo y el espacio eran un
solo caOS dc amenazaS Y horroreS.
Las olas asaltaban la cubierta
del berganttn.
En- medic de aquel cuadro frlne-
bre, ell ell centro de aquella C6lera
de aquel estrago, de aquella de-
vastaci6n, vi6 Serafin, a la luz de
un relampago, a Rurico de Calix.
solo, de pie Ell la popa, con el
tim0n Ell una mano y la bocino en-
la otra, hacienda frentc 4 los cle-
mentos, calado por el mar Y la
lluvia, sin doblarse al empuie de
la tornlenta, exaltado, radiante,
sublime.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-01

Era su hora! Ell trueno esta-
llaba sobre su frente; ell mar bra
maba sus pies como una leona
hanbrlenta; el barco crujia SAL
taba Sobre las olaS como una SER
plente Sobre pehascos.
Pero el barco era 81: G1 10 yo-
bernaba, 10 espoleaba, 10 detenfa
como IN arabe Il Su caballo. FL
era, EN- fin, ell alma de la tempes-
tad. La Sombra lie cnvolvia V cl
rayo lie revelaba.
Seraffn no pudo menos dc adj
mlrarle, y hasta sinti6 celos de
Gl....
isl ella 10 viera en- este in
stante-se dijo, lie admirarfa CO.
mo 20!
-, .n., ,+:,,,on
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-01

Un Despacho del Sr. Arzobispo dc
San Francisco.

VII UespdCiiO uel ST. AILupiSpo uc
San Francisco.
FL limo. Sr. Arzobispo de San
Francisco, p. w. Riordan, le ha
dirigido al Sr. Arzobispo de San
ia Fe, el despacho siguiente:
Chicago, Abril 20, 1906.
limo. Sr Arr, P, Bourgade,
Santa Fe, Nnevo Mexico
En- la hora de nuestra Calauli-
dad lie suplico Vd. de pedir au-
Hilio de sus Sacerdotes y pueblo
por medic de una colectaclOn ell
las iglesias de su di6cesis. La
nueva la recibi aqui yendo de pa
so para Baltimore. Me vuelvo lue-
go a California. La obra de 50
anos esta destruida. Ayudcnos a
empezar de nuevO.
P. w. R1oRDAN, Arr.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-01

De acuerdo con esta suplica el
Sr, Arr. Bourgade ha ordcnado
una colectacion Ell todas las igle-
sias de su di0cesis con el fin de
auxiliar a los catdlicos y necesita
dos de San Francisco. Justo es
que todos ayuden EN- cuando sus
medios 10 permitan.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-01

(Se continuera en- pagina 4.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-02-17
Wash Ginghans

Big lot in short lengths, nice
quality, selling fast. Come be-
fore It's all gone.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-02-17
White Goods

Thousands of yards Lawns,
Piques, Dimity and Madras, in
short lengths of 2 to 20 yard
pieces, the very thing for those
pretty shirt waist suits for early
spring and summer, to 60 at
short length prices.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-02-17
PerCaleS

In light colors, dainty stripes,
polkadots and neat figures-the
very best quality at 2 1-2 cents
the yard, less than the real
worth of these goods.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-02-17
Collars and Ties

The very latest styles, some
thing to appeal to the most fas-
tidious dressers.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-02-17
Clothing
And Gents Furnishing
Department.

department.
Now is a good time to buy a
nobby Strouse Bros. or Snellin-
burg Suit at off-season prices.
Fit and quality guaranteed.
We have odd Pants, both
large and small-cheap, but
good.
We have Hats galore. The
Howard brand, something new.
In black and colors of pearl,
light tan and gray.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-11

Partly cloudy tonight and Satur-
day with showers, cooler Saturday is
the official forecast
This evening Rev. Rydbury, of Salt
Lake City, superintendent of the
Swedish Lutheran church missions,
will preach at the Presbyterian
church. He will doubtless be heard
by large congregation.
Miss Minnie Henderson of this city
who underwent delicate operation
at st. Joseph's hospital in Denver on
Monday, is getting along nicely ac-
cording to messages received by
friends in the city. DIR. Ingersoll will
return home in few days but Mrs.
Ingersoll will remain with her sis
ter until she is able to return home
Miss Henderson's friends are glad to
learn that her condition is satisfac-
tory.
Mrs. Susan Eta Carpenter arrlv-
ed in the city today from her home
in Colorado Springs and will spend
several days in the city visiting
friends and looking after business
matters. Mrs. Carpenter formerly re-
sided in the city and Is widely known
here consequently she is being warm
ly received and welcomed by her old
time friends
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-11
MISS BANNIsTER COMING HOME.

Miss Pearl Bannister. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Bannister
of this city, is eXepected TO return
home next week from Los Angeles.
California. where she has been per
suing her vocal studies for the past
year under the tutorship Of Madame
Edwards, of Boston. the famous in
structor in voice culture. Who is
recognized in the highest musical
circles of America and Europe
Miss Bannister possesses a voice of
remarkable beauty and strength and
on her return to her home in this
city last summer from Boston, where
she pursued her studies under noted
teachers, she delighted and charm
ed her friends with her splendid pow
er as a soloist but Madame Edwards
is most enthusiastic over uhe sm-
provement and development that has
followed the past years study and
work
Miss Bannister certainly has a
bright future before her as a soluist.
She will be warmly welcomed home.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-11

We want to sell you buggies or har-
ness or even both, if you say so.--
Fred Mantey.
The Moon Buggies of 81. Louis
don't even take a back seat Tor the
Columbus.-F Mantey.
Long life to you Immaculate linen
is assured if you entrust the lannd q
ering of same to us. Phone juno
ton 17G. Excelsior laundry.
WANTED-Teams to haul nay.
Either heavy teams or four horse
teams wanted from 30 TO 40 days
work. Apply at once TO the NaileE
Feed company. o.,
the program for the W. c. r. u.
entertainment in the Congresaiionai
church May Is at s p, m. promises 10
he one of the best of the season. l'hI-
della Rice. Miss Ferbrache and Diners
are to take part. ,,o
The rry-go-round started up
Yesterday afternoon and enjoyed Di5
business during the afternoon anu
evening. The machine has been new
lv nainted and overhauled ana hlaheS
"A fine appearance ,co, ,,.ui
nnt Won in connection with Lewis 4
solee plumbers of the first class.
When YOU need work in this line can
on them. They carry big stock oi
bath room fixtures and other sup
plies. ,
The finest series Of moving PIC,
tnres ever brought 10 this city WI
be seen at the opera house MohtSS tSs
night when Mrs Yomomato' th'
Iananese lady. will give her nus
frated lecture on the Russo-JapaheiS,' li,,
war. seats are on sale at HasNel'
pharmacy. ,, I'll,
The social given last evening at lG' i'
home of Mrs. Paul De La Mar " !,
FruItvale. by the ladies OF section NJ No
4 Of the Christian church was laIse
l., attended and was in every way
snccess. A very pleasing prosIan !
Of music and other features was car
ried ont and delicious refreshhesnll u
,-ers - served. a more enjoyable even
nc could hardly have been planned i'.1
a neat sum was realized by the l Iau
~, oacb guest being given an oppor
tunitv 40 contribute ten cents