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FOR SALE-Good quality opaque shades. nt-
ted 10 your windows, only Sc the best quail
ity oil Opaque shades. soc. hung free viii
call with samples. hLEEBL4ATTS 5. nth and
Il 81. ne. Phone East 2J-R. Ja2Q-tf
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NORTHEAST.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. n. Cap. and p sts ne
AcCHESNEX & JOACHIM. cor. I'd and Z stH.
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For SaIe-AutomobiIes.

SWINEHART CUSHION TIRES will END
your tire troubles; very resilient; long serv-
lce- great money savers JONES TIRE
WORKS. Agents. 6O2-sO4 z st Phone Main
S056- Je20-10t-eXSu
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CASH REGISTERS.

NEW NATIONALS FROM S25 Up.
HALLWOOD REGISTERS AT A SACRIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS FULLY
GC&RANIEEDs exceptional bargains and on
EASY PAYMENTS We sell Second hand
Cash Registers Of all kinds cheaper and Ia
better condition than any dealer
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Co
81 NINTH STREET y ".
rnylo-sOt
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WANTED-cafe waiter; reference; no sun
day work Call RESTAURANT Navy De
partment; top floor. 1e21-5t
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With Your Lunch Royal PEseno

Boer Is the best LIQUID Observation-Disclosures
Satisfying IN flavOr-absOlutely pure,
Served In special glasses. Abner-Drury
Brew. Co.
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FOR SALE-Cpright pianos at unusually low
figures II viii pay ycu 20 see Us before de-
cidi-g- Must sell tau used piancs) at a
sacrifice; one upright. 500; squares low as
s. CHAS n STIEFF. 5L 11Lh st NV.
J. C CONLIFF, Manager. mhZ9-tf
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NICE furnished rooms. with board. 11e0 New
York ave NV. fe9o-2 a.
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Wanted-ROOmS

WANTED-Furnished suite for IIgbt house.
keeping must be modern: electricity. gas
bath; $50 Address BOX 3s5 Times o1Tlce
Je2l-4t
WANTED-Two rooms for light housekeep-
Ing, first or second floor, with bath: state
price Addrdess BOX 10. Times Office. Il
WANTED-By man and wife. July two or
three unfurnlshed rooms in Northwest FOR
light housekeeping. Address BOX 500. Times
Office. fele-st
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WANTED-By a col0red man, a partner
tsingle) TO so in cafe or barber shop bust
ness; must come recommended. Apply SIS
18th st. NV, or O'Clock II
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FOR RENT-Furnished front room 100 a
81 ne. 4eTq- -7t
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TWO NICE ROOMS, unfUrnished OF fur
nished. complete for Housekeeping; SIS; other
rooms. Phone 52I 9Th st. sc. Je21-3t
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms; reason
able rate Apply after p. m. 10l3 B st. ne.
je19-3t
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FOR SALE-Use1 Pianos. must be closed
out regardless OF what they bring The
used Pianos we offer you you can depend
on 70 be excellent Instruments for they've
been thorough repaired BY our factory
experts before being offered for sale
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR SALE-I-.ir tan beagle hound pups, four
months old 80 18th St sc. jeI9-3t
FOR INSECTS on your plants we sell to-
bacco dust, sulplur-totacco soap. lemon oil
whale oil soap. Flora Vitae We also have
lot Of Canaries. dogs. goldfshes. etc
sCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 10 l2th St NV.
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Wanted-MiSC


WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' or gentlernen's Also sboe-
t ALla hi Addregs postal and I WI call any
Hour hSs -; 1AkSHEs. lSos 9Th 81 nv. Phone
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. a.
pets stoves. bric-a-brac. and all Kinds OF
Eouseho.d goods. BACMS FURNITURE
6HOf. 18th and y SITS NV Phone North lgI3
Formerly sth and L. Iny25-s5t
PLUMBER. with knowledge of dravIn-
wants practical Instructions evenings 10 per-
fect himself In the reading OF drawings and
plans and specifications Of buildings Al
dress BOX 80. Times once. je2I. .22.28
WANTED-Buildiugs 10 wreck I VIII buy
for cash. wreck. and remove brick or frarno
buildings. ex2ertly and promptly.
T. EDW. CLARK.
Phone y. 20. 1905 New jersey aTe' NV.
3s2l-l0t
WANTED-S- KEBEsKY. Is0s TN 81. NV.
VIII pay the highest cash prices FOR ladies'
gents. and chiltTen.s cast-on clothing ana
sh0es ana mats Acdress a postal and Will
oalL Phone y z26o-M myZs-sO;
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable FURNITURE
carpets; viii pay ful. value for stoves iI
good condition, oftice furniture and house.
hold goods OF all kinds. contents especially
ID. NOTES. 6z5 Louisiana ave. Phone NJ s5js
HIGHEST CASH PRICES uaid for old ,roY.
brass, copper. lead, zinc. and general mer-
AND METAL CO. S1n and L sts- nv Phoos
North zGl2-M apz5-ssf
12--- -
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don't r,,,.
away your Oh clothing, shoes hats an5
shirts before seeing me. 1 pay highest
cash prices Tor them Drop postal. viii call
II GEWIRZ. l2ys Ith 81 NV 5eIg-I5t
WANTED-Au interested IN fre-escapes 10
witness hourly demonstrations OF Gfbb's
F1re-Escapes tomorrow at Il y. and I O'Clock
at kann's Storehouse, sth and / sts OrnH-
mental. safe. burglar-pToof. and weather
proof. 5eIs-ft
WANTED-Second-hand incubators: must -
IN good condition Address POULTRY. Times
office. teIs-st
WANTED-TO buy. grocery store: viii nav
cash; no agents Address BOX $50 Times
once. 1elg-3t
IVANTED-Clement motorcycle engine M
good condition. 20 % ST NV. CupsJairs)
Jele-3t
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Observation-Disclosures.

WE PAY READY CASH: bring your cast
of clothing to me; win pay the very highest
cash prices for them; phone 239S; drop postal:
je4-30t
wANTED-At once. 500 feather beds bv TTIF
SOUTHERN FEATHER co. Will pay the
highest spot cash prices for them Please
send postal TO SOUTHERN FEATHER Co.
SIS 9Th st. NV. nlyIe-SOt
wANTED-To buy a combination transit and
level Apply to o. B. ZANTZINGER. 2l4
McGil building. my3i-tf
WANTED-At once. by THE EASTERN
FEATHER CO. 500 feather beds; highest
cash prices paid. 1I3 az e. M, ssI7-les
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AN OPPORTUNITY OF a lifetime 70 buy one
Of the leading ladies' and gents dining rooms
IN this city. doing a fine business; satisfac-
tory reasons fox selling DCGAN. 617 Louis
lana ave jel5-St
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For Kent
Eurnishe1 Rooms

AAOOu5-
FURNISHED. for light housekeepiaS- newly
ySpsLfa W8sbiG,,a NAT; porcelain bath zHS K ST.
LARGE front rooms. completely Furnished.
Ior light housekeeping; single or communi-
eating. 22lI Washington circle. Je2-st
TWO large. clean furnished rooms: eTcen-
lonally cheap: summer months; refined
young couple 5i2 LIST st. Sc 1t
FOR RENT-PIeasant furnished rooms. cen
lgmsn re only; summer rates. central location
FLAT 5, 4sl 10th St NV. je2I-gt
TWO large front rooms. wen furnished and
cool 6is sth St NV. tes1-st
zoos NJ Nw.-Clean. front rooms; Iight hoUse-
keeping: all conVeniences; halI rooms: terms
reasonable. je2l-2t
HALL ROOM. second floor front. furnished
$l-S0 weekly 81 Sth St NV. between I and
TWO ROOM FLAT. furnished. for light
housekeeping: next 10 bath; S. weekly. 9Il
sth St NV, between l and X. 1t
FOR RENT-Large second story front room
Win gas and bath; $50 per week. OWNER,
$50 4th St NV. IT
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. $50. $40.
2is 30 St nv. je29-3t
NEAT second story front room. with pri-
Eate family; three south W-ndOws- Apply
lS2l Corcoran ST NV. 5e2O-St
on CAPITOL HILL-Two nicely furnished
communicating rooms; light h0usekeeping::
laIse. well nghted. any. clean. very pleas
ant new, modern white brick 'front.' no chil-
aren' reasonable rent 633 c ST. ne. jez0-5t
NICE furnished rooms. with board 100 Nev,
i"EH ave NV. Je20-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished front room 800 H
- ~, le15-st
FOR RENT-one large furnished room IN
private family. sos lst ST NV je20-St
CENTRAL-IsO5 X NV. large second stor,
front room; also single one. Je20-2t
FOR RENT-NIcely furnished. commuaIcgf-
ing front and back rooms for light house
Keeping. $40 c ST. NV je25-2t
NICELY furnished front rooms. central To-
cation s02 nth ST. NV Je20-St
NEATLY furnished single rooms next 70
bath 1915 Sth 81. NV jez0-3t
Al I.,, 9TH &W.-Desirsble location. opposite
y JIdcltry s9G9Ee- 3ei9-2t
BEAUTIFUL. connecting. furaIShed rooU7--
complete for 0UzciCceping. IN suite OF tvy0g.
fronts and back all modern c1uveniences.
Teasonable l225 18th NV. JeIe-st
FOR RENT-FurniShed. one or tVo large
'front.' rooms, second floor; only s. each Uer
month los 30th 81 NV. jeI9-5t
FOR RENT-Large. nicely furnished front
room with board. closet bath. 100 ID St ne
421 9Th ST NW-For rent furnished room
With board; private family: = week jeI9-5t
THREE furnished rooms. light housekeeping:
adults 80 "a ST Sc seIs-st
NICELY furnished, secoud-story, front room
with alCoEe. all cDuVeniences: prI,-iIes-eE ~
light housekeping- 6l5 Ee. 5eI9-st
FOR RENT-Good. comfortable rooms. 81 E0
$50 per week gentlemen only. 10 SIN 81
NV. 30 .,
tis NEW YORK AVE.-CooI, comfo-tabIe
i--aisssd sfiia rooms; transieats accommodated.
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CORNER GROCERY. daily sales. ss5; cheap
rent living rooms; price less thz invoice
NEW YORK BI SESESS BROKERS. 6u F.
jeig-st
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Situations Wanted-naIe.

WANTED-Situation TO translate or 70 teach
foreign languages, by an expert person.
English. French, Spanish, German, and Por-
tuguese; easy terms ADDRESS BOX 4Os
Times Office. je2I-2t
WANTED-By colored boy with common
school education. a Job as beliboy. etc. /;
age Is Address J WILLIAMS, 1922 II ct.
IL
WANTED-By young Danish man. stu
alton as assistant bOokkeeper or some kind
OF Office work. good penman. Address BOX
$50, Times Office je2l-3t
WANTED-By colored man. position as 5ani-
tor or houseman. Address 46l School ST. sw.
ie2O-2t
wANTED-Pobbing and repairing H w
NELSON, carpenter. S32 Elm st. NV
jel9-3t
wANTED-By second hand baker, all
around man. work IN hotel 16 Fenton St ne.
1el9-5t
wANTED-By young white man. position as
driver. in department store preferred. II. NJ.
s, $40 18th ST. NV. jeI9-3t
WANTED-By a mi6dle-aged. trustworthy
man. situation watchman messenger.
references 2S20 y ST. NV. je19-3t
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FOR SALE-Cheap, corner grocery store,
Southwest; good location Apply 10 GEO.
GOLDBCRG. % y 81. sw. tel9-4r
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The Marlborough Dining Room.

Cool. Open all summer Exceptionally
good table Terms reasonable. gI7 18th
st. NV. Phone Main 3I42
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-DamaEe. divorce. and estate
cases. charge without service. best law
gers. AL courts: everything strictly con-
fdeDtiaL Address j. .. BON !. Station A
City aDfS-tf
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japanese lanterns. SOC per doz. GOULD's.
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ROOMING HOUSE; income from rooms, $50
month. finest location in city; long lease
bargain at 81. 00O NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS'. 6l1 + teI9-3t
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CIGAR and pool rooEI. clearing IS day: sacri-
hce for $40 II sold this week NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. 6Ii p seI9-5c
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WANIED-A young white man TO attend
two horses and make himself generally use
ful around bakery Apply 52s "a st. sw. 1t
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FOR SALE-Cheap. corner grocery store
Southwest good location. Apply 10 GEO
GOLDBURG. 6s9 y St NV jels-st
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand IN l5 hours: attain q speed OF
IS 10 100 words in 80 hours. and We VIII pro-
cure q position Tor you We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems
typeWriting. and spanish STENOGRAPHIC
ll4Z fe4- -sDr
WANTED-A bright boy or girl TO learn
tailoring trade II L. St ne 1eaJ-3t
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FOR SALE-Cigar store: cheap rent: good
location Call 20 John Marshall place
JeIs-Tt
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LUNCH ROOM. near largest Government
building IN city. fortune for right party
DCGAN. 617 Louisiana ave 5els-3t
SALOON. n First ward; best money maker
ln Washington DUGAN. 6I7 Louisiana ave
JESSE
WHOLESALE liquor establishments In all
sections ot Washington DCGAN, 6Iz Louis
lana ave. Je19-3r
WANTED-Two boys 70 learn the guitar BY
Joining mandolin orchestra. instruction Sree-
Address MANDOLIN ORCHESTRA, Times
office. tels-4t
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Wanted-RoonlS g Board.

GENTLEMAN would like board and room
in private family; Northwest preferred. Ad-
dress BOX S7l. Times Office te2o-et
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Carpet CleaninS.

PER CENT DISCOUNT
Mention this al. when you leave your or
ders for carpet cleaning. and we viii allow
you discount OF per cent Our methods
are the latest and most lmproved-Our work
Is absolutely guaranteed Carpets taken ID,
cleaned. stored. and relaid.
Phone Main S04
Ammontated Steam Carpet Cleaning Co.
bOT ELEVENTH STREET N W.
5es-Sct
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Table Board.

FIRST-CLASS BOARD, Virginia cooking; the
eWs se19-3t
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Cottage Lamps-Lanterns.
Blue Heat Oil Stoves Best make.
GIG l-th 81. G. ~ Muddiman, 12ef-G 81. NV.
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FOR SALE-Three-chair barber shop, cigar
and tobacco store combined: four living
room above 1914 9Th ST. nv. teIs-3t
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WANTED-A boy from Is to IS years OF
age 70 care for yard and horses. BRIGHT
WOOD HOTEL !.
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CAFE at 7o2 Sta 81. NV: your price buys
Il today. 1eIs-5r
FOR SALE-Good market business. address
MARKET. Times Office. Sefs-sr
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LUNCH ROOM IN best market n Washing
ton. on account OF critical Illness OF pro
prietor. $50 DCGAN. 617 Louisiana ave
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Situations Wanted

Female.
wANTED-Washing to take home. S5 Nc
Cullough St NV. je21-3t
WANTED-By nrst-claSs cook, nurse girl
place to go TO Atlantic City or Asbury Park
1902 10th st. NV Il
WANTED-Ry n young lady with three
years experience In general Office work a
position bOOkEeeper. Address BOX 377
Times office. je20-2t
WANTED-Ry organist in one OF the prorni-
nent Episcopal churches, position as substitute
during summer months: understands Catholic
service also; can furnish singers Address
BOX 262 Times Office 1el9-St
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PIANOS FREE.

Vacation IS here, and this IS a splendid
time 10 start the children in music Wen
loan YOU good square plano free FOR six
months II you'll pay for moving IL. Drop
postal or call at our wareroOms.
F G. SMITH PIANO CO.,
I2Z5 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
je1S-tf
q 9s FOR SANITARY, Grop-slde eoueAes:
rockers. SScs go-carts. $l-Sss parlOr and bed
room suites, s. per week See soOds- RED
AOND'S. 81 and 2i3 Tth st NV fel5-tf
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BHOOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR II. /. LUERSSEN, Drug Store.
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For Sale-BicyCIeS.
Imitation Typewriter
Letters.

written letters il viii pay you 20 consult
+. n Afford. 2025 North Capitol St
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Wanted-SaleSmen.

SALESMAN-Traveli or local: ability 10
promote So COO Washington. -. C.. suburban
realty proposition big commission; may be
handled on side. W. LEE WHITE & SONS
Minnesota ave. Floral Hin. u. c. Phone
East 1927. YaI7--f
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white girl to care for child
az Chesapeake Beach during summer. 459
II 81. NV. fe5y %
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ANACOSTIA-
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroa and
Jefferson SITS.
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FOR SALE-GrOCery store: must be sold i'm
naedlately- 26th and - sts- NV 5eIs-2r
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SOUTHWEST.
!. HUGO EISENBEIsS. 7th and D SITS. sw.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. cARNE & CO.. 7J5 King St
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4 E POWELL. sth and East Capitol sts
ODONNELL DRUG Co, Sth and G SITS. Sc
II. S. FEALE. NV, cor. 18th and Pa ave. 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-04
Ogden, Monday, June q.
WILL INCORPORATE
Presidency of Weber Stake Decides
to Simplify Handling of Affairs.

Realizing the necessity Of simplifying
the method Of conducting the business of
and the matter of handling the property
of the Mormon church, the presidency of
the Weber stake has decided to incor-
porate and conduct its affairs as cor
pOration. This conclusion was reached
at a meeting Of the presidency held here
Saturday. The name selected was the
Weber Stake Corporation. This step was
taken under the law of Utah, 1903, which
gives ecclesiastical bodies the right to
incorporate. BY doing this the officers
of the stake, either elected or appointed,
will control all property of the church
in the name of the corporation. When an
officer dies or is removed from office IL
will not be necessary to transfer the
property from one individual or trustee
to another as is the case under the pres
ent system. The successor will file MS
certificate Of appointment or election and
Immediately assume the duties of the
office and control of the property in the
same manner as any other business con-
Germ. 1t was also decided at Saturday
meeting to transfer the buildings and
grounds Of the Weber Stake academy.
as well as the Ogden tabernacle square.
TO President L. ". ShuTtliff Of Ogden,
who will hold the same until the or
ganization has been completed, when II
will be transferred to the corporation A
number Of stakes throughout the church
and most Of the wards of the Weber
stake have already been Incorporated,
and the method is said to have proved
satisfactory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-04
WOODMEH HOLD SERVICES
Members of Order Parade to Gene
terry and Decorate Graves
of Their Dead.

The local lodge Of the Woodmen of the
World held their annual Memorial SER
vices yesterday. At the lodge room on
Twenty-fourth street at o'clock the pro-
cessiOn was formed. This consisted of a
platoon of mounted officers, Nichols con-
cert band, fourteen small girls carrying
q pennant Of the lodge colors, red, white.
and black, the degree team under the di-
rection of T. c. Morris, and about 100
members Of the organization. The line Of
march was from the hall down Twenty
fourth street to Lincoln avenue, then TO
Twenty-fifth street, to Jefferson avenue
and out Jefferson avenue to the city
cemetery. Here the graves of dead mem
bers were decorated with flowers and the
Titualistic work of the organization was
conducted. Three monuments were un-
yelled. the first being that erected in
memory of the late Thomas Virgins
The dedlcatoTy address was delivered by
Dr. A. S Condor. The next was that
Of the late Chester Shurtliff. the grafton
being delivered by Joseph Chez. The third
monument was that set up to the mem
DRY of the late W. H. Bel, the address
being delivered by Judge J. A Howell
At the conclusion of the services at the
cemetery the line again formed marching
south on Jefferson avenue to Twenty
second street, west to Washington and
thence to the hall, where they dispersed
In the forenoon j committee was sent
from the lodge to the Mountain View
cemetery for the purpose of decorating
the graves Of the deceased members, rest
ing IN that burial ground
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ticket for the performance was
missing. This had a suggestiv mean
ing, as the officials had scrupuIously
kept track Of the distribution Of every
one Of them. Therefore, the entire is
sue was cancelled, and new ones Of a
different color were given out. The
change was the cause Of great confu-
sion, but it was considered to be I'M
peTative to guard against a possibility
of the missing ticket giving access to
the opera-hOuse TO person who might
throw a bomb. The American envoy
and his party we're present. The king
and queen were greeted wi.h enthusi-
ssm- It was a brilliant spectacle The
opera was Lucia de Lammermoor.'
The churches Of Madrid today cele-
br6ted masses Of THANKSGIVING for the
escape Of the king and queen. The
scene at the Cathedral was IMPRESSIVE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-04
BURIAL OF MRS. WATKINS.
Many Persons Attend Funeral serV-
Ices of Departed Friend.

Impressive funeral services were held
over the remains of Mrs. E. J. Watkins
at the Fourth ward meeting house at Z
o'clock noon yesterday. There was an
unusually large attendance, many
relatives and former friends of
the deceased from Lewiston, Utah, being
present. Among these was Presi-
dent William Wattup, who was numbered
among the speakers. The members of the
Seventy Seven quorum of Seventies at
tended in a body. The floral offerings
were numerous and beautiful The. ward
choir assisted by a male quartette, Or
nished the music Six brothers of the de-
ceased. all residents of Lewiston. acted $
pail bearers. The speakers were Presi-
dent William Wattup, 3. A. Hendricks.
c H. GreeneweIl. II. W. Civilian and
Bishop WOOley. Interment was in the
city cemetery.
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Thirteen Killed.

Phoenix, A-iz. June 3.-SeveraI teIe-
grams passed today between Governor
Kibbey and officials on the Mexican
line One was from Captain Rynning
Of the Arizona rangers. and stated that
there were thirteen killed uD to the
time Of his departure for Naco. and
that the trouble appeared to be quiet
ing rapidly He also stated a shot was
fired at Colonel Greene, but missed
him. Mexican Consul Antonio ATazs
at Douglas wired to Governor Efbbev
saying his government requested that
American officials be forbidden to cross
the line, to avoid further complications.
Governor Kibbey- replied that he had
cautioned American TO that effect as
soon as he was advised of the situation.
and asked that the details concerning
the circumstances Of the armed body OF
men that went from N4Co be furnished
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Ogden Briefs.

H W EdgertOn, travelling agent for
the Chicago & Northwestern was in Og-
den yesterday en- route &c Idaho.
The proprietors Of the Atlas saloon. on
Twenty-fOurth street were yesterday cited
TO appear in police court this morning
to answer to charge Of violating the
Sunday closing ordinance.
W. V, Cassidy. secretary to assistant
Superintendent H J. Roth Of the Short
Line left yesterday for Ration. N NJ
where he has been summoned on account
Of the illness Of his father.
Ed Bello. proprietor Of the Red Sea
saloon on Grant avenue yesterday posted
so bail for his appearance in the NUM-
Cipal court this morning to answer to a
charge Of selling liquor to minors.
A number of women members of the To-
cal Christian Scientist church leave today
for Boston, to be present at the annual
Of the new mother church, which &C.
ours there June 10.
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MEXICA INSIDE
OF THE STORY
Continued from pace /

chuca, that it was never intended that
the troops of Calavry should cross the
border line into Mexico with a view to
assisting in qUieting the troubles at
Cananea, except on explicit orders TO
that effect from Washington. Accord
mig TO the department. it was with a
view to assisting in protecting Amer
lean citizens at NacO, where for a time
there was some difficulty. that the
troops were sent to that place. War
department officials said tonight that
there are no fresh developments in the
from the army standpoint
and in the apparent absence Of any
need for the troops at Naco they will
return to their proper post.