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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
Brief Mention.
Special to Tho Tribune.


OGDEN. May 1S.-W II. Daic, better
known as Billy" Dale of the Agency
company, in Salt Lake. was I'm Ogden to
day for a few hours on business.
Mrs. d II Peery yesterday gave an
opening entertainment for this season for
q number OF tho members of the family
in the Peery rustic home In ogden can
yon.
John Judson of the Neldcn-Jud
Drug company. In Salt Lake, and r.. F.
Copin, formerly and for number OF
years I'm the drug business at Vernal
Utah, were In ogden for a few hours to
day The gentlemen left for San Fran
cisco this afternoon and are intending to
open retail drug business In the
stricken city.
The First Presidency of the Church Of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has
in It's bcnoncence, given 5000 for the fund
for a new organ for the Weber Stake
Tabernacle IL has failed. however to
keep and make good the promise made
In conference last September by Joseph
#. Smith, to furnish n proportion OF the
money for the building of @ new Taber-
nacle that VIII permit lngress TO the
people OF Weber county. The sop thrown
To Cerberus means that the Saints may
worship outside. unless they get in Hrst.
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Scientist.

First Church OF Christ. Scientist. &a6 East
Third South-Sunday school at 9:i5 c. m. :;
church services at IL o, m, and p. m; sub
jcct. Ancient and Modern Nccromoncy, or
Mcsmersm and Hypnotlsm." Strangers arc
especially welcome East Wednesday evening
at S % clock a meeting IL held TO listen TO the
testimony OF healing OF both Sin and sickness
All are welcome To these services Free read
ing rooms. open daily from 10 a, IN. to p.
IN. In rooms G1T-GGS Scott building. les Main
street. Take elevator.
Second church OF Christ, Scientist. o. o,
F. hall corner OF Eleventh East and Eleventh
South-Lcsson sermon Mt Hos q. m: subject.
Ancient and Modern Necromnncy. Mes
Inerism and Uypnotism:" Sunday school at
1916 p. m. wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at o'clock. All welcome.
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Episcopal,

St Marks cathedral. Very Rev. Benjamin
Brewster. dean Rev. 4. G.. George. president
in oherge-I'irst Sunday after Easter. Holy
communion, 1880 p Sunday school. 9.iS a
m. morning service and sermon, IL a, m. ::
evening prayer and sermon. 80 p m; Thurs-
day (Ascenslon day), Holy communion 1850 a
III. and 10 a. M. evening prayer and sermon
$50 p
St PauIs church. Main and Fourth South
streets Rev Charles z Perkins. rector-Ser-
Vices; Holy communion Corporate Brother
hood of st. AndrowD, a. M. Sunday school,
9:4j n m morning service and sermon, IL "a
m. evening prayer and sermon, p. I'M. All
seats free.
ST. Johns chapel Richmond avenue near
Ninth East strcct-Sundsy-sc 2i5 p. m .
evening prayer and sermon p m A cordial
welcome TO all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
FRAUD MADE EASY
Records of Citizenship Destroyed in
San Francisco Fire,

SAN FRANCISCO May 18.-Anxlous ap-
plicants at the courts have called the
County Clerks attention to the grave fact
that the records in over 100000 cases OF
citizenship have been destroyed.
The political Importance OF this cannot
be oVerestlmated, as In the majority of
instances absolutely no documents exist
whereby naturalization and the right to
vote can be proved. At the same time
the opening for political fraud Is enor-
nous, for should an Illegal voters right
to cast ballot be challenged no method
of establishing the perjury could be de-
VIsed.
The County Clerks books on citizenship
which were consumed by the fire date
from 1862. and comprise 200 volumes In
each of which over 900 names were en-
tered The hlings of tho inal papers were
likewise lost
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Baptist.

y church. corner Second South
Hcst streets, Rev. d. l.. Brown,
ning al IL q. III. ond 7:45 y. m.
at l2.5o, j. l.. Evans superin-
I u U. at Gas p. m. lsadcr Hell
topic- Lessons From tho Lives
John the Baptist" Wednesday
-e al 7:%5 a welcome TO all.
mission chapel. Second South be-
and Tenth West-Sunday- school
p George Paul, superintendent.
miesion chapel, corner Indiana
NAVAJO strect-Sunday- school ct
<ecobn. superintendent.
bAptlst church. corner Of East
4nd seventh East streets, S A.
worship at IL q.
1cnlng oil tho topic. The Faith
'Asure' Sunday school Mt 1916 D.
6ndeavor at y. M. evening
sope. prayer and 9ermon at 5 D.
OF tho sermon. The Positive
rnrlst.' Strangers are cordially
psartS greeting will be extended
!psist church, Third Enst nnd Sec
E7ets, Rev. Leo A. Brown paetor
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Scientists.

First Church OF Christ. Scentlst-Church edl
fee corner Twenty fourth street and Lincoln
avenue. Services, IL n. subject; An
Client and aodcrn Eccromancy. Iesmerism
and 1!ypnotlsm; Sunday school at 10 u m. /;
Wednesday evening testimonial meetings, p.
M: free reading rooms. suite 2l2 Eccles build
ing. open daily from 10 . p IN. All are
welcome.
The Christian Science society holds service
at p III. In the Congregational church edi-
flee, corner OF Adams avenue and Twenty NTH
street Subject; Ancient and Modern Nccro-
NANCY, on 3csmeUism and Hypnotlsm' sun
day -school In tho basement ut p. M; We'd
nesdGy evening testimonial meetings are held
at y. m. The public is cordially invited To-
attend these services.
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Presbyterian.

pytsrian church, northeast corner
npie and c streets. Rev W. NJ
p, pastor-Morning services at IL
:ct. The Best and the Worst at
ing services at 7:i5 o'clock; topic:
Fnen Sundoy-school services at
Endeayor society meets at ESQ.
VICES "Wednesday evening, teach
~ 100 prayer and conference at
seats are FREQ. Strangers cordi-
and made welcome In our ncw
n presbyterian church, Fourth
first and Second South strcots.
LAyis. minister-Morning worship,
fhere Shall Men Go for Truth,
1elrf' Evening worship. 7,4j D.
m Joyful" Sunday school. I2:I5
~ Endeavor. 4 y. IN Senior En-
Y. m. prayer meeting, 7:45 We'd
NO All are cordially welcome 10
tenyterlan church. corner OF
.st and Eleventh South-Com-
Hse az III a. m. preaching at 7.ss
tn-sehool at i2:i5. c. f ut s:3G
4 ncClatn. pastor.
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ogden Board of Education.
The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN May 1S,-Thc Board of Edu-
cation held n session tonight at which all
financial committee reported Sl6.5o0 still
In the treasury.
special meeting will be held on Mon
day at noon to consider the bids OF con-
tractors on the proposed addition to the
Lewis school. and on Tuesday night there
viii be a meeting at which the teachers
for the ensuing year Will be appointed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
BODY Of WOMAN
FINALLY FOUND
That of Mrs. Anna Keyes, Col
Ored, Drowned at Ogden,
May 10.
STREAM is DYNAMITED
TO RAISE THE REMAINS
They Come to Surface and Are
Taken Out With Diff
Guilty.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 1S.-Through the efforts
of Sheriff Sebring OF Weber county. the
body OF Mrs Anna Reyes, the colorcd
woman who fell from a foot bridge over
the Ogden river on May 10. was recovered
just before noon today The Sheriff put
force OF men to work dynamiting the
river at 9.3g this morning. There were
three OF them and they worked for min
er's wages. They fired fifteen Shots and
finally raised tho body to tho surface.
Boys Do Good Work.
Though the body rose 10 the surface, II
was not recovered at once. Sheriff Sc
bring and Under Sheriff Wilson could see
It floating on the eurface, but 1t was still
a problem TO recover IL. TWO young boys
were present and ut the solicitation OF
the Sheriff they striped and swan into
the icy, turbulent stream and stecred the
body TO the shore.
Inquest Is Held.
The body was taken TO Linquists un-
dertaking establishment and an Inquest
that the deceased had come TO her death
by accidental drowning, having fallen
from a foot bridge across Ogden river on
May 10.
Reward Is Paid.
Immediately after her drowning and
the failure to recover the body on the
same day, the womans husband offered
reward for the recovery OF her body,
provided tho recovery WAS effected prior
to May 81 This afternoon he had tho
two boys George Crosbie. 19, and Alex
Bennett, il, In the Sherlffs office and In
the presence of that official paid them
the S25 reward The body Will be buried
In ogden.
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Congregational.

Phillips Congregational church. corner Fifth
South and Seventh East. Rev. T. a. Slmpkin.
pRs,or-Serylccs III a IN. and p. M morning
worship and sermon by the pastor; evening,
special song service, In which the choir %ill be
assisted by sololstS OF the city. sunday school
at I2:15: Christian Endeevor at GAS y. m. \
kindly welcome IL extended TO all people 10
attend these services.
First Congregational church, corner OF
Fourth East and First South streets, Elmer /.
Goshen, pastoT-MornIng services at IL a IN. I:
Sunday school at 1890: Christian Endeavor at
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Y. NJ. G.. A,

President Byron " King OF the Pittsburs
School OF Oratory has been secured for an
other address In the y NJ. C. a auditorium
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Prof King
has an excellent reputation all through the
East where he IL known. and though a new
man In Ihis part of tho country, his address
at the Y, NJ G. a. some time ago was at
tended by the largest audience OF the year
The Invitation 10 hear the matchlcss orator
at the hond OF hlB profession" ls extended by
the Y NJ. .. a. To oil men OF the city. Miss
Edna Evans VIII sing at tho meeting Tho
subject of the address VIII be Health
Wealth and Happiness"
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Lutheran.

First German Evangelical Lutheran ST.
Johns church, East Seventh South near State.
William J. Lankow. pastoT-Sunday- school.
$50 IL. m service 1920 a. M; Thursday. 9
p. III.
Our Snvior's Evangelical Lutheran church.
Fourth East between Fourth and Fifth South
Sunday services at 1870 II. m. In the English
language You cordially invited to at
tend
English Lutheran church. 325 South Fourth
East strect-Scrviccs. IL u m Sunday school
10 n. m. Young Peoples meeting. Gas p IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
LIBERTY WAS BRIEF
Railroad Man Is Discharged and
Quickly RearreSted

NEW YORK. May 1S-CharIea T wcnhnm
formerly steamship agent OF the Canadian Pa
cInc Railroad at Chicago, was discharged to-
dny after a hearing on charge under the
bankruptcy law. but he Immediately re-
arrested. charged with causing Mss Clay
Laurence to commit forgery In hls bnhalf
The Chicago police have again asked that
Wnnhnm be held charge OF stealing
$50. 600 from the Cnndnn Pacific
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CRONIN IS PROMOTED.
he Is Appointed to Succeed o. B. Gill
son as General Agent.
encclal to mo TrIhune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
for n number of years, has held respon-
sible places In the service of the Rio
Grande and lattcrly has been chief clerk
In the Office of Dick Alley, in charge
OF the Salt Lake station. has been APP
pointed TO succeed O. b Gison general
agent here for the past seven years, and
will assume his now duties at once,
Andy" Is one of the proficient rail-
readers of this region, and while there
is general regret at the departure Of Mr..
ellison. the people OF Ogden will welcome
Andy" and the railroad win be well
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THREE WIVES FREED.
Judge Howell Grants Relief Prayed
for to Trio of Women.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May lS.-In the Second Dis
trict court today Judge ] A. Howell
granted three divorces, the plaintiffs in
zach OF the cases being the wives. 1t
was noted at the same time that not Il
single marriage license was issued
The couples divorced were Hazel Bark
well from the man she had married; LIZ
Zle BallinGcr from John Ballnger, and
Pose Greenwich from Samuel Groenweu.
In each of tho cases descrtion and non
support were charged by tho plaintiffs,
and I'm each case there was default on
the part OF the defendants.
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Burglars Steal Soap,

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, May 1S.-The Burrup grocery
store, on Washington avenue. way en-
tered by burglars some time early this
morning and a quantity OF groceries and
tobacco were taken together with a
quantity of soap which shows conclus-
ivcly that the men were clean I'm their
habits also some packages of crackers
and tomatoes. which showed that they
wanted to eat. There have been no ar
roc
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal church, half
blocl. cast Of Washington ayenue. next TO
court house, Samuel Blair. pastor-Sunday ser
vices; Sunday-school at 10 q M. W L.
Underwood, supcrin icndcnt, the regular
prca1hlng service at IL a. M. by the pnstor;
Epworth league devotional service at p. IN. /:
preaching by the pastor at p. m; music By
the choir The public is cordially invited to
Ing the city.
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian church Rev. Frank Fay
Eddy, pastor-Scryces in Unity hall l3s South
Second East street Morning service at IL a.
M; sermon by the pastor When We out
grow Christianity" music by Unity auar-
tette, sunday school at l2l5 p. m: Young
Peoples Union meets Sunday evening nj the
hall; subject: The RolSious Influence of
Emerson" by Mas Halle Ferron Unity cir
Gle Will be entertained ut a kensington Tucs-
day afternoon by Mrs. Il. a. Hawkes. at her
home. 1912 Second East street
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Thieves Garry Away Safe.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Nav Is
The safe In the station at Elizabeth, n
small town on the Colorado G. Southern.
twenty-five milee northeast of this city
was stolen during last night Whore the
thieves took II or how much money IL con-
tanned is not known
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Presbyterian.

At the First Presbyterian church the series
OF evening sermons upon Seekers After God.
or the Founders OF the Worlds Great Relig-
Ions VIII be continued Sunday evening. when
the subject VIII be The Life Struggle and
Resultant Conviction and Theories of Con-
fucious tho Teacher OF Onc-Thrd OF the Hu-
man Rnce" Morning service at If o'clock.
the subject being The Completeness OF the
Divine Equipment FOR Daily Life Special
music at each service.
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Making Up Rolls.

\ committee has been at work for tho past
three years making up muster rolls bills for
supplies. cattle. etc, that were stolen by
the Indians in the years 1866 and 1861. and
these have been perfected and sent TO Utah 8
representatives in Congress- and are now on
file there. II Is expected that these bills VIII
be allowed some time In the future. and
the pensions distributed TO the survivors. For
this reason IT was thought best 10 hayo an or
eunIzation. 20 that matters could be looked
nftcI pTuperly.
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Oil Companies Sued.

COLUMBUS, o.. May lS-Attorney-
General ellis today filed suits against the
Vacuum oil company and the Manhattan
oil company alleged dccoy companies OF
the Standard Oil company TO recover fees
said to be due the State,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
BLACK HAWK VETERANS
FORM AN ORGANIZATION
Summit County Survivors of
Indian War Get Together
at COaIyille.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
COALVILLE. May B.-.An enthusiastic
meeting of the survivors OF the Black Hawk
war in Summit county held In the court
house yesterday afternoon. More than 20
survivors and widows OF survivors were pres
cnt. many coming from tho extreme ends of
tho county The Coalyille brass band on
hand and aroused enthusiasm in the gather
ing. The meeting presided over by Capt
Alma Eldredgc. and c X. Jones was selected
secretary After stating the object of tho
meeting IL was proposed that organization
be Effected. TO be known Survivors OF
Black Hawk Indian War In the Summit Mill
tary District" The following officers OF the
organization were selected
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FIRST PAYMENTS MADE
Undisputed Claims of Frisco Fire
Will Soon Be Settled.

SAN FRANCISCO. May ls.-Thc insurance
companies paid to policy holders yesterday
$4,000. tho nrst payments that have been
nsndo since tho fro. The delay that has caused
somo Inconvenience and much criticism VIII
no longer embarrass claimants.
VIII Settle Quickly.
the greater part OF undisputed claims VIII
have been settled, There Is still some queS-
ton about the payment of the larger rlsks be-
cause of the difficulty OF adjustment
May Arbitrate Disputes.
To overcome them It has been agreed among
the underwriters that where the Insurance IL
divided among many companies that a com"
inittce OF threo adJustcre be selected TO de-
termino the extent OF tho loSSos. This ar
rangement will expedite tho settlemsnI d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
Chicago Merchant Indicted.

CHICAGO. May 1S.-Jullus Kahn. presl
dent OF the Cash-BuycEs First National
Cooperative society which failed last
grand jury on charge OF having used
the malls for fraud. He was later re-
leased Oh bail.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.

Preaching at IL a. m by Rev. John II AL
len; subject; Tho Awakening OF Spring and
tho Revival of Life" Sunday-schOol ut 1890
p. m. Mrs. w d. Carter, superintendent;
evening at o'clock preaching by Rev. Allen;
subject: III Thou Hadst Known" Special
Whosoevcr viii may come.
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ReorganiZed 7. D. S

RcorganiZcd Church of Jesus Christ OF Lat
tor Day Saints 22S East Second South street
Preaching on Sunday, IL a. m. and 30 o. m
by Elder Isaac NJ Smith OF Independence
Mo Sunday-sohool Mt 10 a. IN.
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Officers Selected.

Conmander-ln- Chlcf-W. ". Clun
First Vice COMMUNICATIVE Eldredge
Second Vice. ce-Commandor-William II. KIM
ball.
Adjutant-C, r. Jones.
Ouartcrmaster-W II. Branch.
Trcasurer-L. f. Eldredge.
ChaulnIn-OScar Wilkins
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Advisory Committee.

In connection with the above organization
1t deemed edvisable TO appoint ad-
visory committee. to furnish Information, data.
etc, for tho survivors accordingly the
following gentlemen were named TO
that committee: W W. Cmm. Alma Eldrcdge.
". II Eimbal. John q. Lambert. John Hoi-
tin and \. G. H. Merchant The meeting was
adjourned subject TO the call OF tho com
mandcr after bencdctIon by the chaplain.
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Two Boys Rewarded.

The two Lee boys at uoytsvlIo who dis
covered broken rail near their homo the
railroad about six weeks ago and reported
the sauio in time nveid a wreck, wSre yes
terday rewarded Tor tho same by SupSrintend-
ent Einikcr. who presented them personally
with a Check of $IS each Thcy were in
structed 10 place the same In the bank GO
that II would grow with them The boys feel
highly elated the present
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On Motion Of Defense.

George H. Smith. OF counsel for the de-
fendant company. moved the court that
the plaIntin be subjected TO i physical
examination by commission OF doctors
to be named by Smith himself. The court
granted the motion. and Smith then
named DR. w BrowncE Ewing and Dr.. 7.
G. Wright both of Salt Lake, and DR.
r s joyce of Ogden The examination
will be conducted in the office of DR., e
l. Rich. in ogden, at 3. o'clock Saturday
afternoon
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Has Entirely Recovered.

Mrs Reed now writes Mrs Cave from
Waverley, Ia. stating that she has en-
urcly recovered and thanking the good
woman who gave her succor when she
was in sore need OF the same. After she
left here, however, she was again taken
sick and WAS in q hospital in Denver.
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OGDEN WOMAN THANKED.
Letter Received From San Francisco
Refugee Now in lowe
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special 20 Tho TrIbuno.
OGDEN, May 1S.-An echo of the late
relief work for the San Francisco refu-
gees returned TO ogden in a letter TO
Mrs. Callie Cave. wife of the deputy
sheriff. Tho letter was from Mrs. Ida
Reed. Mrs Reed was on one OF the first
trains that went through Ogden carry
ing refugees, Mrs Reed was accompanied
by her ten-ycaT- old son, and so Distress
ing was her experience that she was de-
mcnted when she arrived In Ogden She
was taken IN charge by Mrs. Cave and
was retained here N week
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WILL EXAMINE o'LAUGHLIN.
Plaintiff in Big Damage Suit Will Be
Looked Over by Doctors.

SpeClaI 10 Tho ITIDUhe.
OGDEN, May 1S,-The case of Michael
O'Laughlin VS. the Union Pacific. dam
age suit, In which tho plantin seeks to
recover $50 900 for personal injuries sus-
taincd by reason of defectlvely fastened
grab iron on the top OF box car by the
failure of which TO hold the plaintiff was
precipitated TO the ground and sustained
such injuries that he has become para
lived was on In the District court to-
day. and the taking of testimony was