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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10
Threaten 70 Burn Negro.

New Orleans. Aug 9.--Specials
from GulfporI say that groups 81 angry
men Tuesday met on several street
corners and openly made threats Of
tormlng the Jail 20 secure and burn
the negro who IL accused Of HAVING
made an assault upon Alice Dement,
a small girl. Of North Guifport The
childs grandmother drove the negru
away. aud he uAs shortly Afterwards
cApinfed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10
N.o-o.. Max. Daring Escape.

Vai.p,ta. tia. Aux . ap"clAl
from Mll'tpWn says that the 40 ho
gro con,icis Rob lirndcfson and ~
tor williams. made their escap" from
ne convic, camps On "Wednesday by
boarding an cnEin" that vas ''Ahdlns
lnsi ouslds ~ the guard linca, anh
opening the throttls the cnEin" dhft
"a along the track to~arda TaJl"'
and uhsn four ~ i've miles a~ay IN"
eun,lcis stopped II and dismoun''d
Reversing The snKIns thrj sent q back
20 Millto~n al the rate ~ ~ miles on
hpuf AsNl'ch as thfoNn open anA
the sngiUs uAs stopped bl q rpillf'oh
" I'm some empty cars p'so"s '''i
Immediately 10 psfsait ~ he fas'
t,rs TFsrk dogs we're secured ff"tn
VuldD.ia. bat 'hry hAV, ial'N 20 tav
tufs the pnsohsrA liehdefs"n sas
IA for NE and Williams had . srh
tenre ~ tusnty Yeafs ~ serve
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10

Pi.tsbufs AuE - e. a. Hsa
drrts - Auan'ie Cry eutrrsd sul.
~ The count court here against Mr..
IAufs IiEEsr D~hnst widow ~ Hsp'
~ " HghnSf' turner theatrical
manager ~ lifaokijn aud Pittabars.
claiming 800 $50 fpr professional esq
Vie.. ~ Irndrieks alleged thai
~ atsadsd Afs B~ans,t IN his PET
vs'- ssnl'srtsm In Nsv Jersey foF tSo
yssn and 'hs' no va osly paid tso
aauHG tha, time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10
M,stonk Brother for 4 eurnlar.

Pensacola. Fla AUG 9--M'slahnc
his Lru,her m Law for a burglar j.
T.. ELLIOTT shot and perhaps murtallN
wounded Robert Powell ~ Milton,
Fla. EUIo'ts home had recently been
burgarizcd and he thought another
at empl was being made when h"
heard his brother In law. who board
ed with him. raising a window To
get into tho house az an early hour.
lie secured his revolver and getting
near the window. fred without invcs.
tigatiun
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10
hsat kllla Ten Psrson..

Philadelphia, Aug ZIP 10 q late
hour Tuesday night ten deaths due
to the excessive heat Of the last few
days were reported by the Philadcl.
phia police to the coronsr More than
two score Of case. OF pro- trarlon we're
taken care Of by the various hOspIi.
ais. The maximum temperature 70.
corded Tuesday was ~ degrees Al 2 30
%. M. which Is degrees lower than
the preceding days maximum.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10
7oeN PLUNGE FROM SKY.
Calicon,st FSls toco Feet Through
D,s.y S-ace m S,5ht Of Many.

GAIconiSt tH'l9 bN~O fSeN 'NIouS"
D,I-y SPACE m s,5ht Of Many,
lu,d. y \. Al, .. William John
SODA. uJ.,naJe. marie au ascension
iu connection VA 81 -'Act Hir In
Little tu. In cIW,us down vita
a lirarm', the apparatus failed to
Vu,n, AM iu1u-nu ten upon the rail-
road tracks, rc,r'uA injuries Which
VIII cau,, his t,D.h
Johnson went zap 'o y great hrlgE'
aud 90 b, c'umaDcu De- wJs $1,000 i,.'
ADh WG,u be- lets me balloon To maoc
wla' /, ca,'n1 double parachute IL,
scent The Hr, parachute uprlN /
we'll AMI Johnson descended about
,Nofhr.. at The distance Then ho
attempted 10 op,u the ,rcoud p1A.
chute oud J,,crugd he remainder
at rD, distance Wi'h that ls,moiuE
,lc nr-, nUchur
Ns nr gu.p.l 'ur handle NJ the ,rr
uuJ ON, Hr ,'lua, h.oh,. cauNug
% ju ro,ar.y johnson shot down
warI wpIN and the thousands Vh"
v,u, Nur,Nur him we're hlrru; .tICh
,p ~, attempted to guide hi. Il"
.r.u, SD 80 NouH vuhr me N.r,,
uuuur ouu. f1r RAILWAY which
rlhn. 'r, SN I'r PARTIALLY u'
,r.I,I 100 u. p' 80 went 'huourh
o.. vito. and ton 20 ,1r bo1ow ~
%. ..U ,.. '|n. upuu |h, railroad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10
viii Car Abalsa,sf

Ses NDsb AuE . A cable ~ -
Amsricah fEym VI~aA safs that o. 10
rgH1fsa thai ~ 10 The ears lnfsa'l,l
80 A1ilra'e The FoeifeaiaiLoa ~ ihi'
report 10 ascrtbsd % TIE fsaris'hart
-ians~ii"fs Tiolsaiiy opposing rrvmi"f
s'0ly pih reform ssh@ms shlrh me
rrAf Supports The yafn hiis bet
to e,sr vili fpsh' viidipl. snf
~ as.stegI.fs a. egfsEsrfs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10
sol asb.,c Takes "A. LIE.

wrenn. Ca. Aus Sol RAburn. .
pruminsut citiHen Of Spread. Ca. sho,
himself abOu, O'Clock Monday might
and died Tuesday morning a. . a
m Raburn vas . highly rsspsci~d
citizen. He SAs IN some gay ron
neeied In the insurance business ui,h
c. l.. Joiner vhO uAs reoeniiy arrest
a on The charge % forging ssVsfs'
notes Ia Jeasrs0n and Cissooek cum
siSa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10

train NJ. I. on the Cincinnati Scu.i.
cyu leaving here az lo,So TUESDAY
nigh. colliicd with frolcht train M
Winfield Ky. early Wednesday morn.
ing The fireman on thc rassong 90
train was instantly kil',l and le
engineer will PROBABLY die None Of
the passengers were injured. Tasscn.
ger train 30 >, coming south, was de-.
layed several hours.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10

OIArk. Ala AaS s--AlOaao heaS
W. aas lived 10 ths boil ussFii dls
trici 81 TEXAS for years. ssys b'li
we~yil nov lhfesis oOat0a on Alst
DraGs piacs. r~Er oEsE4 Iis - e
milan wt's tae habits - tho inssrf
bslnr b0,s q fsrnrr Ens msFehan h
Woa ronsfY cyaHff T~Sss snd 10 en-
,aati- a kis s'a's1ssi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10

Wsrss~. AuE . Tne TsrTpr9s b
ar snffhnsiiF s'fsrtisE go rattinf
grss ozir~s urFefrmsst sptffl sfyf
Ees ihs uats re f'srefrsr FsrTfa
kAs orfrfrc IA trzssfors az b.
lAxes. c.slsa ~ lzt.zexiiss - 10 = 3
wsk1 .ta fsasas- - 1seaS a. 80
~ apsses ssWksA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10
MATTINGLY BOND BILL
KILLED IN the HOUSE
Old State D.bt Il pudiated by
Vote OF 81 to 63
TWO TAX BILLS ARE LOST
There Was Considerable Discussion
over Certain Items Presented in the
Deficiency Appropriation Oil Tues
day Ahernoon-eoost for Tech.

Atlanta, Aug. 9Th, main features
of the house session TUESDAY were
the additional appropriation, To s,aIe
institutions and the emphatic di,ap.
pruval OF the house U. ,hr 1i,l To pd>
the MattiugIy bonds r',,u as part
payment OF ccr,am oIm. purchased
from the sharpe RI. company at
Hartford Conn. by o., Ujr G"Ncrnor
Joseph T. Brown, NU a. 1850.
This was the four ID d,muah the
holders OF these bond .lNc made r'.
on the state for the. PAYMENT aul
each time heretofore o., claim dil mot
g,t 20 the house for a .u., Wull Tues,
day. when the bin ". M.i,l - TO
~. once before. hoO,,e. 20 i'Ei,.
lamre refused to XIV. ..e p,Imission
10 the holder, tu sue ... static In tu"
Fulton Cuug courts ... assent " ihc
state being necessary FOB such suit
\, the Afternoon 90 Som 'N' house
passed a deficiency .."WH.luu h'll
Including s25.5uo tor ar'N l"rmiror'
az the Girls NpIma Hl Industrial
college at MllvdgoNi r. ALSO ap
propria'rd Sl7luo 20 u,I.a,c 'hr cam.
pm. at III, Trchnul".,J INSTITUTE
ana tlo.ouu aidl,loua %. susr,uap,c
OF the institution In lroi
Chairman " n Da,Is ~ the apprp
priatious committee. ~ "r this amount
bad been passed up atcd that th"
Tech Nas one of the t.W state .ustIu
tons that lived VI MA IT, apprnprla
tlons. ana hcn,o .I,, we've Ncty glad
Ia give them This additional um 20
meet their needs Tor neat year
The action ot th, house in turning
down he bll Tor the payment ~ the
Matiingly bond. makes the fourth
time In ~ history tho lOWor house
of the general a, emily ~ G"orElA
has refused the payment 81 these
bonds
Representative Joe Hili Halls bill
providing Tor state board of IA as
SCISSORS and that ~ Senator Gambler
for creation Of a board Of taA asses
sors In each county Of the SCAT,
were both lost ~ the senate The
vote On The former Waa. ayes 10. nays
49, ~ the latter. ayes 10. nays 20
Growing out 81 remarks made upon
the noor oi the house Tuesday By Mr.
whitley. u DpugIAs. Solicitor G.. ID
Hill. OF the criminal superior court II
FULTON county. and Mr. whitley hal q
hight Ia the hall Of the house 81 rep
ressntatiVes Wednesday morning
about 10 O'Clock
Tae encounter took place just In
side the door ~ The hall and the TOD
men fought from here quite = dis
lance down the aisIe Hntll they wefs
separated by friends Neither Of the
gentlemen NaH seriously hurt
The hEht started amid great oonfu
sion. but II IL understood tO have
grown out 81 Mr. whitieT's charges
ca tho noOr ~ - houas Tuesday
thAi there had beet lobbyinE in favor
Of the bill 10 pay the haitiaEly bOnas
bsnJamih " Hili solicitor nm,
brother. IL vas % the attorneys foi
the estate q George Msftinsiy tAAi
holds the Sond. and u IL presumed
that Mr.. Hiil Fesstiod the romAfks O.
M wAiusy.
TIE Asht eaassf eoasidrrabls sE
ettsmsat t0f iss nlsus4s IN ~
hoass. bat The met usfs qsiekIy ssn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10

BiEsiaeham. Ala AaG "a aDs
eiAl frgn Ifssssvliis. ears thnt hfs
OeorEs Palmer vAs fatally sA0s by
Ass Aaseasd sf,sr tbsy ba1 haa .
family qsafrsi ne womaa Fts
Oui a. hsr hsass ,-fo the street. %.
SDvss ~ ptinsF vso saos hss ssvS
uttA a sAosrza PEsnes u IN tail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10

ia1 fh 81 .H .sf. log
fef sfsef r.tf' wDFFv't
asa. a ssfsisa trse Wti
asstsf lesss ass.tFsa ss-sst. :.
a. fstsafe.- '.s 49, ,s~-.4 a
ausslsses
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10

AFNes9i. Ma. 40 "a Nisssufi
Pssia< uuss - ss.<h osysrpos Poi
go q passsass4. sRs n . eeinstes
bsrs Mnfses1ag. 30 - sgpefneF -
saDse 4N.alzBe4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10

Port Worth TrI Aug 0-.TuelVs
inches ~ rain foil all over soath Trt'
az causing 20 rivers H. oVsrfOW their
hanks Relief trains Nero rushed ont.
bur wshc unable 10 reach their dsatln'
atiOas Rsscuo parties In bOais ara
going from house to house taxing PEG
pie from second stories. carrying ,hsm
~ sAis,y and removing the dead % tho
morEurs
IisaprrndlnE scSn~s Sers Sithssssi
In tovas Hhef- lost children vers
hunting parents n L. estimated that
goo miles ~ tfark Naa washed cut,
Tho death H. increases hourly
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-10

urunnNool ~. " y Ftyo
hundred poop. a.. huu''NS a the 70
siaudlua al the hisb water mark ~
1910 \ urp hirN m!lrs long and
from No ~ tour miles Vide II cpV
cred with from three 10 ten feet VI
water ItailVAY tracks have boon.
washed ou' fpr mites aud pile drlV.
- sent uut with zoo laporers vas 40.
able ~ proceed further than here Tot
ograph and telephone wires are down
aul many lives are reported lost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
SAN FRANCISCANS
FLOCK TO NEW YORK

New York. June 1.-The World to-
day says.
According 10 officials OF the railroads
centorng in New York there aIa
enough former residents OF san Fran
cisco BOO town now 10 establish big
branch of the order OF Native Sons of
the Golden West. The estimates OF the
number Of californians who have come
TO New York To live during the last
four weeks range from 25O0l 10 o.. 0yu.
The freight officials o. the railways
report that miles and miles OF freight
ears loaded with the household goods
Of these persons are crawling east
ward between Chicago and the Pacific
coast.
Agents of h3t properties. particularly
Oh the upper west side OF town ana n
Brooklyn, report a greater demand for
suitable apartments than over before
al this time OF year They say the de-
mand comes from former san Francis
cans.
The majority Of the Caliiorn.sus are
OF the more prosperous classes who
have determined 10 live hereafter in the
eastern metropolis. Most Of them ate
equipped with sufficient means % care
ry them along for several months The
relief organizations say they have not
received any applications for help from
any persons claiming 10 have come here
recently from San Francisco. Some ~
The large merchants say. however
that they have been applied TO for work
by q great many men who gave up
san Francisco homes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01

portable property from buildings he.
fore theN had reached them
The following Is nealry complete
list Of theses present and the IRE iusur.
snce companies they represented
President George T. sheldon ~ Phoe-
nix Insurance company ~ Brooklyn.
acting az chairman. T. w. 4. CORES.
vice president Home. r. VI. BI'scll vice
president ~ the Hartford Fire W. y.
krener, president German-American,
4 n. Wray. president ~ the CONNER
cisl Union Of New York: r. Il. Irwin.
Fire Association " Philadelphia. g. y.
Branch. president Providence. Wash
inEton, J. J kenney ~ the British
American George r. Edwards, Vice
president OF the Germania Fire of NeN
YORK T.. f. Bedall president Queen
Marshal : briggs. president. ana T..
X. Douglass. general agent. Williams
burg CITY. ". n. stephens. president
Agricultural; George -. Hove. Vice
president Niagara Fire; Joseph Nc
Cord vice president Hanover Fire
Theodore II. Price. presldeu Fhgie
Fire, 7. J.. Hoailey. vice president
American NJ Newark. X w. Dratz.
vice president GIrard Fire & Marine u
Philadelphia
Henry Evans. president OF the Conti-
mental. left before the meeting came
% order and said later that the CONF
pauy was not bound by any action
taken. Several companies which attend
ed previous conference here Tuesday
were mo-, at yesterdays session. The
resolutions ware tclcgIaphed 20 the
adjustment committee al san Francisco
last night and also cabled 10 London foi
the Information NJ the British come
palles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
CHOIR MAKES
PRESENTATION.
uorors Vice President in Appre-
citation Of His Labors IN
Its Behalf.
heath OF MRS. E. J. WATKINS.
-, huntsville Corporation TO Ls'ap'
usb Creamery and Deal III
Livestock, Etc.

osden. June l.-Nicc President
c,,rIes J. Ross Of the ogden taoer-
ale choir was the recipient OF beau
.ml Gift last evening from the choir IN
nor Of his faithful. untiring efforts
= belping TO make the ogden ta6er-
lie choir second TO none in the state,
~. affair was great surprise to Mr.
po.s who. with President L. W.
sbprtlif Just returned fIom Chicago
There they signed the contract for the
now $500 organ for the tabernacle
attn the Kimball Orgon Co. Miss
Jeanette Mckay In a short address ex-
,,-sssed the kindly feeling felt by the
f,oir members towards Mr.. Ross and
IN behalf OF the choir presented him
,,ith an elegant watch fob set With
diamond and suitably engraved.
Nh. Ross was overcome with emo
lion and expressed his deep apprecia-
lion for the gift aud President Shurt-
I'M made a few appropriate remarks.
The choir will Immediately take up
tho preparation OF some fine choruses
"a be rendered AZ a concert TO be given
In few months for the purpose Of
rslsing the balance OF $1,000 needed
ia pay for the new organ In fun when
h Is placed In the tabernacle which
Mini be- some time IN September or the
carly part Of October.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
UNDERWRITERS
DEFINE POSITION
Regarding Adjustment Of Lia-i.
tiles in the San Francisco
ConfIagration,
WON'T PAY QUAKE LOSSES,
Rules a. 10 other Seemingly Fair
NO Attempt To EAade
Liability.

New York June An important
meeting Of American Insurance CONF
panics was held yesterday when reso-
luuons setting forth the position OF
the underwriters represented as re-
CARDS the adjustment Of liabilities i'm
the san Francisco connagration We're
unanimously adopted the rulings
adopted AFFECT It is claimed. not less
than IS per cent Of the insurance car
ried by American corporations and
explicitly deny liability FOR purely
earthquake losses
After pointing out the complex and
intricate nature u the problems pre-
sented for solution and stating that
IL IS highly desirable that all losses
for which the companies are legally
liable should be promptly and fairly
settled, the resolutions continue.
Whereas, 1t is expedient that a
statement as 10 the legal and moral
liability u the companies I'm regard
10 the claims arising from the catas-
tTophe az san Francisco should be
made, the subjolned as adopted IS a
fair statement Of such liability. suit
able TO be used as the basis for adj
luStiug losses:
"First-Where policies covered
buildings land or their c0ltentsD,
which had certainly fallen before the
fire or which had been So damaged
az 10 void the insurance under the
express terms Of the contract. claims
under such policies should not be- paid
Second-Where policies covered
buildings tsud or their CoutentsD,
which may have been damaged or de-
suoycd by the authorities. civil and
military subsequent Do the oondagra-
ton claims under such policies should
NOT be paid until the facts have been
definitely dsCertaiued
"ThIrl-A-Where policies covered
buildings land OF their contents.
which were probably. but not certain
~ SO damaged BY earthquake. as TO
be brought within o., provisions of
The fallen building clause: or
'B-Nhcre policies covered build
ings, tsnd or their eoutentl. which
had suffered from shock NJ cauh-
quake, but to such dI extent as To
bring them within the provisions Of the
fallen buildings clause. or
'C-Whera policies covered buildings
land or their contents) which had been
damaged or destroyed by the authorl-
Ties. civil or military before hle hai
reached them, or.
D-Nhcre policies covered property
whose owners by reason Of the De.
structiou OF their books and records.
are unable 90 supply The proofs ~ value
required by the conditions OF their in
suIauce policies ln an such CASES
claims should be settled by a reason
able compromise
Fourth--Whete policies covered oon-
tens % buildings up.ch are certainly
not affected by exceptional conditions
Of he policy claims under such poll
oics should be- paid az soon az adjusted
subject % such deduction. II any. -
may fairly be made on account OF the
salvage resulted from the removal o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
SAD DEATH OF YOUNG MOTHER
Mrs. Edward J. Watkins Succumbs 10
Blood Poisoning.

ogden. June THE angel OF death
has for the second time visited the
home Of Edward J. Watkins. llf0
Twenty fourth street. each time taking
from him him life companion.
AZ o'clock yesterday afternoon
MS Young and beautiful Wife.
LuelIa Stokes Watkins. passed peace
fully from mortality. having given her
NE to become mother. She gave
birth two weeks ago to a lovely babe,
but septemia set 10, and for DAYS she
suffered sgonizlng pain. but bore her
suffering bravelS with an abiding faith
81 her Maker.
Mrs. Watkins was born at Lewiston.
Cache county. % years ago, and was
married less than two years ago 10
M Watkins, who had preyiousl" laid
his wife, who was Miss Alice Blair,
aus,. leaving him with several chill
drtu The sympathy OF the entire
community goes out TO Mr.. Watkins IN
his his deep hour Of sorrow. The
time end place Of funeral will be an
uouHctd later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
CHEAP RATES EAST.
Via Colorado Midland Railway.

On May 25-2s, June l.3-l6 ticket.
will be sold 10 Chicago Minneapolis
Memphis and points vest thereof. al
rate Of one fare plus two dollars FOR
round trip. Limit. October 5lst. stop
overs Call al our ticket Office or tele-
phone for full particulars. Dining
cars June lst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
HUNTSVILLE CORPORATION.
Nelson. Hall 4 ADAMS Incorporate for
$4,000.

ogden. June l.-Artlcles Of incorpora-
ton o. the Nelson. Hall & ADAMS COM
ps1y have been filed with the county
clerk The principal place Of business
a the company viii be Huntsville, We
Der county, and is incorporated for a
period Of "a years The business pur-
sgit o. the corporation win be the
arUlng ON in all lis branches, live
sock raising and the products thereof;
90 buy and sell all kinds OF merchan-
disc 10 operate = wholesale and retail
MTcanule business. 10 conduct and
arfy 90 a creamery. butter and cheese
factory The company Is capitalized
io- ttt0l divided into shares OF the
rar value u 81 each. They own con-
siderable land IN ogden valley. The
officers Of the company are Lars Nell
son PRESIDENT: George H. Hall, vice.
president, Herbert G.. Adams. secre-
isy and treasurer and they with John
Han Daniel n. Felt and Mosiah Han.
i'fm the directorate and are the incor-
YGlators.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.
\ complaint was sworn to before
51tse Murphy by Thomas jenkins for
ut arrest Of Frank Stevens and John
Allsr two boys charged with delib-
eeNely shooting a horse belonging to
s'lklns II is claimed that the boys
wee out shooting with a % rifle a few
usls ago. and one OF them deliberately
tol az The horse which was loose In
. pasture and killed the animal
NEW BUSINESS BLOCK
\ me brick building is TO he erected
" the Burton Implement company on
q pfae % land located on Washington
a'-lue hear Twenty-third street where
ul- i.ie occurred last week They have
purchased from Dr. G. w. Perkins a
4 re OF land with % feet frontage on
y, ~ ashlngton avenue and 2g7 feet deep.
g.,, Work OF erecting the new building
Wy pe commenced Just as soon AZ tho
A"e can be cleared on. The company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
KILLED BY PARLOR MATCH.

Portland. or. June l-Dr George
w. Wig. q prominent physician ~ This
citv died here today 40 an advanced
axe through the accidental luhaliuC of
the sulphurouS fumes OF paIlor
match. Dr. Wigg had been loo feeble
health for some time and the fumes
are supposed 10 have pardlNzcd the
sction OF his heart which was in a
weak state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
THE BANQUET
GARDEN LIZ NOTEs.

President Gift Of the state Medical
society has been in communication with
The American Red Cross society at
Washington. p. c., on tho matter %
establishing O. branch society in Utah
and steps looking % the formation Of
such an Organization have been taken
by the national society.
Mrs Bendekta Seamouutsin Of this
city has commenced suit FOR divorce
against John SCamountain. on the
ground of cruelty. consisting ~ strik-
Ing and choking plaintiff, calling her
vile names. etc. Plaintiff asks for a
division OF the common property wall
ued al 5000. The parties were mar
red On Malmo. sweden. May 2. 1869.
Mrs A. + Taylor OF Lake View has
gone 90 Boulder Colorado. 10 be- az the
bedside Of her mother who is seriously
ilL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

f"f"r HfNAhNH
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
\ neB departure at the Sanijarium
viii be the establishment OF cafe.
800 that visitors 10 the popular resort
can pet eHtables there
Miss Nellie TaCkeit. who has been
in the Office of Judge Murphy has ac-
cepted a position as stcnogTapher in
the office Of Supt Manson of ths
Southern Pacific. Miss Winnie Goddard
has been appointed 10 fll the vacancy
IN the judges Office.
Mrs. Charles Welch has lcft FOR BoS-
ton, where She VIII sail on the Arabic
for England 10 spend the summer.
The Weber Stake academy students
and many trends went TO the Lagoon
today TO spend their Geld day.
4 contract for Two carloads Of ma
chinery FOR the ogden Packing & Pro-
vision company has been ordered. 4
portion of the large foundation was
completed today for The plant and con-
tracts for the brick work have beef.
let,
Thomas Haskell and Neil W. Eyer
have gone 20 Dayton. o.. on a visit
James McIeth. who had bis leg
broken Wednesday Is resting as easily
as can be expected.
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