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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
TESTIMONY AGAINST GROVE
Witnesses Say He Was With Kid
napers of Young Cudahy.

OMAHA, Feb 11,-Much of the testl-
mony In the trial of Pat Grove today
was intended to prove that under the
name OF Johnson the defendant pur-
chased a pony alleged to have been used
by the kidnapers OF Eddie Cudahy and
rented the cottage In the suburbs of the
city where the boy was kept pending the
payment of his ransom
Several persons identified Grove as a
man they had seon about the time OF the
kidnapping with Callahan, who at a for
mcr trial was identified by Eddie Cudahy
as one of the kidnapers, Others idcntl-
fed photographs of Grove taken about
the time of the kidnapping.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
BUTTE ATTORNEY IS
BARRED FROM COURTS
3. S. Thresher Accused of F0rg.
ing Clients Names to
Checks.

BUTTE, Mont. Feb. IA special from
Helena states that p. S Thrcsher. q we'll
known attorney OF this city today dis
borrcd from further practice In thlg State for
gross misconduct. The accused attorney was
roundly scored by tho court
His unprofcssonal conduct consisted OF tho
alleged forging OF the nnmcB OF his clients to
several checks.
special from Icwistown says James
Sherman was today sentenced 10 life impris-
onme1t for the murder Of Samuel Studzineki.
an aged pawnbrokcr. whose brains young
Sherman confessed to battering out with a
hatchct for the purpose OF robbery, Sherman
also confessed TO having attempted the life OF
prosecuting attorney and 10 committing a
number Of burglarios. He Is about 20 years
OF age and tho OF respected parents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
SEND GIFT TO KAISER
$4,000 Silver Punch Bowl Gift Of
Germans in America.

NEW YORK, Feb l0.-The 5000 silver
punchbowl. the gift OF the German socic-
ties of the United States. was shipped
yesterday. to be presented to the German
Emperor and Empress on the occasion OF
their silver wedding anniversary, Feb
ruary q.
The bowl is four feet six inches high
and Its diameter Is two feet. 1t is made
OF silver, gold, Ivory, bronze and onyx
The base. Of mahogany, is inlaId with
forty-slx kinds of wood, brought from
the forty-slx States and Territories Ger
man societies from Maine to California
contributed to the fund.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
ORDER CLASSIFIES ORES
Treasury Department Makes Ruling
on Tariff Duties

WASHINGTON, Feb ll.-Following the
advice OF the Department of Justice, an
order has been issued by the Secretary
OF the Treasury classifying ores chiefly
valuable for the zinc which they contain
as metallic mineral substances In n crude
state. under paragraph 1S OF the tariff
act, which pays a duty OF 20 per cent
adValorem. Silicate Of zinc is free of duty
under section 5l4 of the tariff act Sui
phldes and carbonates will pay a duty OF
20 per cont ad yalorcm.
This ruling Is the outcome OF an ex-
tended contest between the zinc produc-
ers OF Missouri and the ore importers 1t
is understood the importers will appeal
from this decision TO the courts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
BALK At PUNCH BOWL
Ohio w. C. T, U. Veto Scheme for q
Present to Alice Roosevelt.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 1.-THE various
societies representing the Women's Chris
uon Temperance union In Columbus arc
up In arms at the announcement that
the Ohio delegation In Congress decided
to give Alice Roosevelt a punch bowl as
wedding gift, and their Indignation Is
not abated at the later announcement
that the delegation had decided to pre-
sent her with a loving cup which many
of the church and w, c. T. L. women
At a meeting OF the W c. T. L yes
terday It was decided TO send a letter 10
Congressman Webber, thanking him for
his stand against the punch bowl and
also to pray that the delegation shall
not present the GIT OF a punch bowl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
NOTICE OF ASSES

Joe Bowers Mining Cgs ss z
place Of business. sa!. ia ~:
Notice Is hereby srs slsss1 ~ o.
OF the directors heio scsrr.,rl| -
January. 1875, an asss1sl sssiss ~
GIj cert per share losep;, Sn a. |,
IT, G was duly levied % .. Il. +. 8
OF The CORPORATION. paa.'s Il n
4 j Gunrell. seoresso, 81
No. IS South Maln SUI estjsi!
Ttrii. ANY stock upos 81
!nent may remain uII IlI y q
of FEBRUARY, lsoS, VIII o9srs
advertised for sale al aSs -
unless payment Is m1Ss n, STs,c;k
sold on tho Ord day Q. st sst 4
tho delinquent asses5,i,,sa as.ie,ns ara
tGe costs of advertls,nSeIL
Of qo!e a. J. GuNn's, 81
No IS South Main s'f''"
Utah.
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United States Cruisers at Genoa.

GENOA. Italy. Feb. 1.-THE American
cruiscr squadron. consisting OF the Brooklyn
nylng the nag OF Rear-Admral Sigshec. and
the Chattanooga, Galveston and Tacoma ar
rived here today from -Nillcfrenoc. The local
authorities exchanged visits and greeting with
tho American officers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
WAHA IRRIGATION
Lewiston, Idaho. Fesrz

Idaho.
This work involves the ~
3l0.0 600 cubic yards OF ea!tA
yards of rock and costlrz-'
is 600 cubic yards of ooars
masonry. and about %@ I
tunnel. !.
A certified check o. 4 a
proposal bond for a SUB 4
cent OF the amount OF ss
company each bid, and tse =
der will be required y Sh
tract at once and fcIls
bond In the sum equal 70 =
the amount of the eontTaa
tee OF the proper execsts
tract within the time sos
The company reserves y
ject any and all bids y
Bids will be received "
struction OF the dltches. q I
and 60 the tunnels. a y
Plans and speclHcatioas =
the Office Of inc comPAi
Idaho.
Additional informat!oa ~
s5Sg Sgg''I WAITER \ AZ II. GRAVES
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ASSESSMENT

Mason Valley CopI'g = ~ !
ton OF principal place VI :
Lake. Utah. -, ,s,.
Notice IS hereby gwen ). ~ =
OF the directors, he'd % Il
January. 1896. an ass ssI5Sa !, n
share was levied on the ~ y.
OF the capital stocS " q
payable Immediately ~ = I
treasurer. at the esilA 8 rs
Salt Lake City, Utan, ~ r., I
which this a2GessE.e6t IA i.. :, :
on the 18th day Of tetlSS.s;,'' S g
delinquent and aoverusso ~. =
lie rUc.lon ana. u2les -
before. viii be sold on ss' Il
6sy az March. 1906, 10 ~ \,
assessment. tosethes VIZ ~ ~
vertiglaE and expense q III III
Secretary Mason tsI .- 4.
Location OF cffice: nj
black Salt Lake CITY
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TO VOTE ON BONDS
Laramie Will Hold Special Election
on March 20.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
LARAMIE, Wyo,, Feb. 1.-THE CITY
Council tonight called a special election
for Tuesday, March 20. to vote upon the
proposition to issue $4,000 In bonds to
provide funds for rebuilding the water
system OF the city.
The Union Pacific Railroad company
will relay the main pipe On Grand ave-
nue. from the reservoir at City Springs to
tho railroad track. a distance OF about
two miles. and the proposed city system
will connect with this main pipe.
The water supply of the city comes
from springs and there will be no cost
for pumping, as the springs are more
than loo feet higher than tho highest
point in the city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
SHOOTS WHOLE FAMILY
Kills His Child, Then Takes His Owl
Life

DETROIT, Mich. Feb. 11.-John Witt
aged Is. tonight shot and killed himself
after killing his tour-year-old child
shooting his father n-law. August Whit
Ing. through the stomach and shooting
his mother-in-law I'm the shoulder.
Witt had been separated from his wife
and went to the Whiting home In the
west end of the city. supposedly with
the intention OF killing his wife ana
child. Mrs. Witt was absent at work
Mr Whiting is in q critical condition
at Grace hospital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
5000, 100000 IN BONDS
Southern Railroad Company Plans
Big improvements.

NEW YORK. Feb. 0.-Announcement
was made today that the Southern Rail-
way company has decided to ask the
stockholders to authorize an issue of
$500 100000 development and general mort
gage 4 per cent bonds OF this amount
sl5.00oOoo viii be Issued Immediately for
refunding and equipment
After provisions for various obligations
there Will be left 500 SEA. 600. which will be
used to provide for future acquisitions
and betterments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
ONLY WITNESS INSANE
Boy Who Saw Shooting Shocked AL
most to Death

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Frank Wisnews-
XII, the stable boy who was an eye-wit-
ness TO the shooting of BARLEY T. Horner
by his son-in-law. Dr. James E. Simpson,
at Northport l., /. is reported to be dy-
Ing In the State hospital for the insane at
Kings park. Simpson claimed tho dis
charge OF the shotgun was an accident
Wisnewski was the only witness to the
tragedy
He was taken I'm custody by the local
authorities but became so frightened by
the AFFAIR that he lapsed into a state OF
coma with occasional periods OF apparent
consciousness and violence. His case has
attracted wide attention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
GOVERNMENT WAS BUNCOED
Mai. Gillette Tells How Greene and
Gavnor Robbed the Armv

SAVANNAH Ga. Feb. n.-MaJ. Cas-
sius + Gillette, L. s. A, gave Testimony
today I'm the trial OF the Greene -Gaynor
case. Mai. Gillette said on the stand
that the mattresses sunk by the defend
ants In Cumberland sound were no moro
than bundles OF brush. that they were
not worth more than tenth OF the
price that the Government paid for
them; that instead of supporting the
stones that were thrown on them the
stones went right on through them and
that he was unable TO get a copy of the
specInCations at the scene OF the work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Must PaY 'rnvnS

LiNCoLN. Neb Feb. 1i--Under tho rrco,,
"y-'S@ioh @ OF tho supreme court Of thia stat
Nj hrc insurance companies must nav toy.s
uhaer Tho reciprocal tax law PASSED bv The
,'eS ~ LeSIsiatIFe. or have their licenses re-
nGSrI nS; This rrninC applies only TO c5npanies
rccal tax laws N''"s secip-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Cardinal Is Diving.

AUTUN, France, Feb 1l.-CardinaI Adolphs
Perdnud. archbishop of Autun. Ia believed 10
be dying Ho Is suffering from double pneu-
monio which he contracted last week during
visit to the establishment Ct the Little Sis
ters of the Poor. The last sacraments OF the
church have been administered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
IRON PLANT DESTROYED
S25o,OOO Blaze Believed to Be of In.
cendiary Origin.

CINCINNATI. Feb. n.-Firc tonight al,
most totally destroyed the extensive plant
OF the L. Schneider & Sons company.
manufacturers OF structural iron, on
Eighth street and Eggleston avenue. Loss
$4,000.
There is suspicion that the fire was of
incendiary origin. The firm recently had
trouble with Its employees
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
FRENCHDlEN ARE DEPORTED
Three Sent Away From Hayti and
Landed in Cuba

PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, Feb IL
The Government has accorded relief to
the FrenChmen ordered deported who re-
fused TO depart, declaring that he was
without means. and having refused furth-
ct delay In the carrying out OF a like SEN
tence on two OF his compatr in order
that they might wind up their affairs
The three men were today sent to San
tlaao by the French legation where they
had taken refuge when the orders OF de-
Dortation were issued.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
COMBINE AGAINST UNION
Ohio Iron Mills Organize to Deal
With Amalgamated Association.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Feb. ll-Nearly
all the independent steel and iron mills
west OF Youngstown have been organized
as the Western Bar association
There are about twenty mills in the or
Ganization and employ over 10000 men.
The object Of the association is to have
an organization 10 deal with the AmaIga-
mated Association OF Iron and Steel
Workers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
NoIIm

Notice Is herch,
Council OF Salt 5lse
inx ilon dn.asl Tl such counciie 4 cts n
To grade. pave paVe'iyvenssi vvt,s
Inches thick. anS With n,l
e1rbs. state street 'lr!y ,y al
OF North Temple site iro's ~
OF Second North erect % NJ
street from East TsGest; i
street, and West tcsnHe 81
State street to ths sanyh
North street, II, ~, SsA n
and defray tho ahTng 0
cost and expense eI,len >
eighteen thousand ssnrMf
72-lo0 Gls.5is Is) dolI.s Iss aSt'
dollars per front feni q
ty, by a local assssof . of 4,
OF pieces OF ground s,al
described district, bs,.Ie
affected and benefitsSs y
ment, namely. D {
Fronting on STATE I
All OF lots /. 6. sus /
IA; oil OF lots 4 4 ses
e.; and part Of he aAt/
tion 81, township ! Mu!ti
East side A"re =
Part OF the sou,hx (,
township l north, ran.s ny d
I and 2. block /. nlas
block l. plat "KoeSa a.
II inclusive. block ! ~ Y
.s Fronting on First M, Sys g 9
All of lots 6 and & a.
All OF lots z and 3 Siosyso yoa 1
! to 8 inclusive, blosS q
Fronting on West Csnc -
and west sides. u5ca Z
All Of lots l and !, s..
all of lots l and : @ s1
lots ] to Z inclusive MI h
South and East side.
Part Of the soutbya., :,
township / north, rarss s Z
lot /. nnd OF lots 3 ~ -
2, plat *" Salt f.ay. - = u -
The total cost Of s,Is
estimated at twentypts. =
nine and 95-lO0 (sa, a,Gs sS sa e.
sum the city portion ~
five hundred hfty ana : !. =.
dollars, leaving eIrh,s.
hundred nine and Ain " y
to be raised by local s ss, Wy
All protests and ohIs-,7.1
rying out OF such intsr,'..
sentcd In writing 10 ~.
on or before the lsth a..
1906, being the time 70,
when II Will hear ana ~ y
tests and objections AZ =
thereto
By order OF the cItx =.
Lake City, Utah.
Dated October 2, l9s
JOHN 3. MORE,
Paving extension Nc ~
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Forced Into Bankruptcy

ST LOUIS. Mo. Feb. u-Bankruptcy
proceedings against the Tennent Shoe
company, In connection with whose af-
fars recent examination OF tho books
showed deficit OF 100000 wero begun
today oy creditors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
The Working Child,

BALTIMORE, Feb lO.-A largely at.
tended meeting was held tonight at Nc
Coy hall. Johns Hopkins university, under
committee. in the interest of The Work.
Ing Child Miss Jane Adams of Hull
house, Chicago, was the chief speaker
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
STUDENTS BRING CHARGES
Young Chinese Complain Of Cruel
Treatment by Authorities.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. u.-Charges of
cruel treatment toward Chinese students
upon their arrival in this country were
made this morning before Commissioners
Hart North by several young Chinese
VINO maintain that they were treated with
indignlty
Fifteen students In all were examined
concerning the case OF n young man
named Ching. The students are all at
tending the University OF California at
Berkeley and made their report to MIR
North at the request of Secretary Met
calf.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
INAUGURAL IN FRANCE
President Loubet and Successor Will
Drive Through Paris.

PARIS. Feb. 1.-THE Ministry for
three weeks has been discussing the de-
tails of the ceremonial to be observed at
tho inauguration. February 49, of Pres-
dent Fallieres The first programme
drawn up was rejected by President
Loubot and President-elect Falleres be-
cause it was lacking in the simplicity
they both, had desired. With the cX-
ception OF certain details yet TO be
agreed upon, the programme Will be az
follows
The carriages from the Elysec palace
escorted by cuirassiers. Will go TO tho
palace OF the President at Luxembourg
and convey NJ. Fallleries and the mem
bers of his military and civil house
holds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
NOTICE

The annual meeunsd Hr.r
of the Utah Stove anJ =, he q
be held at the Office e q q l.: it 8
and Savings Co. s,sbrusr. q ~ y
m. on Tuesday. reo I'D he y
election OF officers ar a,.Il Il.slIg. :
such business as may q 'IAp
said meeting. n t,obr,nr!
Salt Lake City'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Montana Society Banquet.

NEW YORK. Fob. 1.-THE Montana socIetv
OF New York held its second annual banquet
2t Dclmonco's tonight Among the ai,cs,s
were United States Senator " b HeySurn
OF Idaho. Representative Duncan McKInlsv of
California Representative Frank w Mondsu
Of Montana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Longworth Still in Bed.

WASHINGTON Feb 1-Reprrsentatlya
Nicholas Longworth. who is suffering from an
attack OF tonsiltis reported as much bet
ter today. 1t will be necessary. however IL
was stated at his home. for him TO remain
quiet for several days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Mrs. Taggart in Eurone

Pr o. Feo lL-Judre NJ
~9nlsser; ~ chief COUNSEL FOR Mrs Grace roccor,
aro ,o" admits u that Mrs. Tssgart and her sons
Of the boys VIII come up In Circuit o eo,r' CUSTODY
ho,ss @ Sose ms though Mrs Tagsart nnd the
'oys were here, tho attorney saya N''e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
SM0OT SENDS LIST
Two Hundred Names Coming to Utah
for Verifcation.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11,-Col Worth
ington. Shoots attorney. has sent the
Owen list of 200 names. members Of tho
constitutional convention State officers
etc, showin the relative number OF Nor,
mons Gentiles and polygamists TO Utah
for veriflcation. probably TO the church
Col Worthington says Smoot questions
only few names. Mr. owen says he will
waive those "H'
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$4,000 IN DIAMONDS STOLEN
Thief Breaks Plate Glass Window
md Grnbs Bunch Of Gems.

VANCOUVER. 3 C. Feb 1.-THE boldest
and most successful robbery attempted
In Vancouver was brought on this evening at
the Jewelry store OF A. F. Macmillan. IOl
Hastings street
At thas hour. when Mrs. Macmillan was
alone In the store. Mr.. Macmillan being away
in the East and the assistant at dinner an
unknown man boldly smashed In the plate
glass window OF the establishment, seized a
tray OF diamonds and darted around the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
PREACHER UNDER CLOUD
Episcopal Clergyman Resigns or
Conviction Of Fraud

DEADWOOD, S. D, Feb. n.-Rev.
yicted I'm the U. g. District court ar
Omaha of conspiracy to defraud the Gov
ernment by illegal land entries, has ten
dered his resignation as pastor Of St
Johns Episcopal church at Dcadwood
and of Christ's church at Lead and has
also sent TO Bishop Hare at Sioux Falls.
S, D., his resignation as q minister of the
Episcopal church.
The Vestrymen OF the church here and
at Lead are awaiting the action Of Bishop
Hare before acting on the case. Mr. Ware
has been pastor OF these churches for ff-
teen Years.
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Excursion Abandoned.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 10-A bay excursio,
planned as an entertainment TO the dale
gates to the Women's National Suffrage
association was abandoned today owi6R
10 the cold weather Mrs. Carrie e. Chm
man Gait presided at the night meeting
"An Evening with Women In History
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
QUITS UNCLE SANS
POOR-PAY SERVICE
Jas. w. Davidson Resigns His
Post as U. S. Consul at
Antung.

| WASHINGTON, Feb u-OppostiOn In
Congress TO an improved consular service.
with permanent tenure OF office. has
brought the loss to the consular service
OF one of It's most efficient and experienced
officers by the resignation announced with
regret by the Department OF State today
OF James w. Davidson Consul to An
tung, Monchuria, who retlrcs after scr
vice or nine years because OF his inabll-
ity TO longer draw on his private income
10 maintain the consulate.
Letter Of Resignation.
In his letter OF resignation Mr.. David
son says: Tho salary of my post as Con-
sui to Antung is insufficient, even with
the increase which the new consular bin
now pending in Congress provides. to
maintain any Consul in the Orient with
becoming dignity and efficiency. I'm view
of the necessity OF competing with the
consulates OF other powers which. owing
to the Importance OF the great and grow
ing field of commercial and political ao-
tiNity have large sums expended upon
them By their respective Governments"
Spent Private Income.
Mr.. Davidson adds that the salary at
each of the consulateS no has served has
been too small TO conduct in a satlsfac
tory way the several Offices he has held.
ana had he not possessed some private
Income obtained from literary work. II
would have been impossible for him TO
nave continued In service this long, He
continues:
Leaves With Regret.
MY relations with the Department of
State have been so pleasant and / have
found consular work so interesting that l
take this step with regret"
Il have postponed this action for some
time. feeling that Congress would soon
recognize the necessity OF reorganiza-
ton of the service with salaries commen-
surate 10 a degree to the importance OF
the position and the work required"
Had II been possible to retain Mr.. Dav-
idson by transfer to more lucrative post
the department would have done so but
the offers he has had are so far In excess
OF what he would receive with tho con-
sular service that the department has
been forced to accept his resignation.
Mr.. Davidson entered the service as
consular agent at Tsmsen. in 1856, nnd he
served successfully as consular agent at
Shanghai. Nankin and Antung.
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President Loubet's Farewell.

PARIS Feb. u.-Frcsdcnt Loubct tonight
guvc q farewell dinner at the Elyseo Puloco Ia
the Cabinet Ministers and their families. q
number OF personal friends and the members
of his slaU,
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Heinze VIII Be Chief.

The Guggenheims Will head this great
metal combination. but II is understood
that f A. HcInze Will be chicc OF the
copper department
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engineers Killed.

GREENSBORO. n. c. Feb. IA fast
passenger train on the Southern railway
colided with a switch engine here to-
night. Both engineers were killed.
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N G Goodwin. the American actor receive,
r hatterinS reception in London ar tS
Shattsoury theater. whore h. opened an en-
SL&ement With "A Gildcd Fool"
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WEALTHY Land osns

MADISON. $, D. ,..,iFlisa, FiSi 4
died today HIS Wa "a repcH'
In this state and lo"'
ued at Sl.6O.cW'
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Fires at PurSuerS.

passer-by made grab at the nccng
thief but he drew n revolver. nred and dashed
on. disappearing toward tho waterfront in tho
fog
rough estimate of tho value of tho goods
stolen places II of $4,000. but II is improb-
able that this sum Will be exceeded when the
stock reveals tho full extent OF tho robbery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE

The budget passed tho Japanese House OF
Representatives today. tho Government con.
duction OF s., 800 90 in the extraordinarv sY
pensss for the army and navy
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Ioubet's Part.

President Loubet, surrounded by the
members of his Government and func-
tionaries and officers attached to his suit,
Will await his successor at Sale des
Fetcs.
NJ FaIlleres and NJ Loubot Will each
deliver n short address and the former
President will be conducted TO his apart
ments in the Rue Dante, escorted by