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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
AFTER SCALP Of
A. c. NETTLETON
Hepburn and French Will OPP
pose His Confirmation as
Postmaster.
NAMPA MANS FRIENDS
ARE INCENSED AT ACTION
Will Present Evidence Showing
That Attempt Was Made to
Assess Their Friend.

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Feb 26,-The fact
came out today that Representative
French OF Idaho had formally protested
to the Senate Committee on Postoinces
and Post Roads against a favorable re-
port on the nomination OF A G; Nettle-
ion as postmaster at Nampa, Ida.
Dubois Has No Objection,
Senator Dubois was asked by the COM
mittee and said he had no ObJeCtlOn 10
Senator Hepburn announced however
that he would join Representative French
and both will be given a hearing before
the committee to show cause why Net
tcton's nomination should not be con-
firmed-
Nettleton's Friends Will Fight.
IL is understood that Nettlcton's friends
are prepared TO confront Hepburn and
French when the case is called with docu-
mentary evidence showing that an at
tempt was made to assess Nettlcton for
the campaign fund in 1902 ana 1897. and
ne refused to pay and that TINS ls the
cause of the fight on him.
Moscow Public Building.
Senator Hepburn called up and haG
noon the bill by Senator Dubois appro-
priating $4,000 for a postolflce and court
building at Moscow. Ida
Money for Provo Building.
Senator Smoot at the same time with
out objection, put through his bin au-
thcrlzing $4,000 for new public building
at Provo. -.
Senator Clark's bill adding 5000 to the
appropriation for the Evanston, Wyo,,
public building, also passed the Senate.
Omnibus Bill to Be Reported.
An omnibus public building bill Is to
be reported IN the House of Representa-
lives. and some or all OF these items Will
be included In the bill.
Pestoffice Established.
A postonice has been established at
Evans Elmore county, Ida., with VIII
liam III Exams pOstmnStrr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
SAN DIEGO POSTOFF|CE
IS ROBBED OF $4,000
Burglars Force Open the Vault
Without the Use of
Explosives.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Feb. 26.-Thc main
postofIlce here was entered by robbers
last night and It is believed a large
amount OF money was stolen, The bur
elary was not discovered until this morn
lag All the stamps were taken and the
Office today wired for $500 worth from Los
Angeles
So far as can be learned at present
there is no clue to the perpetrators ot the
crime. IL is believed the amount stolen
will reach a large sum, n heavy money
order business was done with thc sailors
OF the Pacific squadron Saturday. which
was the last pay day prior TO the de-
parture of the warships.
No Explosives Used,
Postmaster Newkirk declined TO give an
estimate OF the amount secured by the
robbers, but 1t is understood to be In the
neighborhood OF 5000
Entrance TO the building was effected
by breaking through a glass rear door
protected on the inside by heavy wiro
netting
The vault door was drilled and the
tumblers knocked out OF position without
the use OF explosives.
The Office is on the ground floor Of a
fve-story building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE

Snow has fallen In eastern and northern No
brnRka to n depth OF almost inch. with
prospects for Its continuance.
bad slcet and snowstorm has been raging
OF ST Joseph. No, since early morning. great
ly impeding street chr trotie.
The heaviest snowfall of the winter pre-
vailed nt ST, Louis today and continued into
tonight. The storm began about o'clock
this morning and by night a foot OF snow had
fallen.
The Senate today confirmed John NJ Colt
South Carolina. examiner In chief OF the pat
ent office.
B. H. Nichols a ''foity-n miner ana q mem
bcr OF Nevada flrst legislative body Ia dead
at his home In Kankakec. III
About 1--WE hundred carpenters and 1000 other
men identlnoc with the building trod@s went
on strike In st Louis today To enforce de-
mands for increased wages for tho carpenters.
4 new management. consisting of A. 7 Moore
Edward Hopo and John X Fmgs. all local
newsDaocrrnon.
Representative Kclfor OF Ohio introduced n
bill today to reduce tho number ct members
In ths House from tho Southern States be-
cause OF the discnfrnnchscmcnt OF negro
voters.
NJ A. Despcycr. the Russian Minister at re-
hcran, Pcrpia, has been relieved OF HIS post
on the ground OF i'll health
Mrs Frank Drake. wife o; wcll-known Son
Francisco manufactured lost hnnd sotchel
on Southern Pacific ferry boat last night
rhe sat :hel contained money and jowclry val
uod ot about 500
Mrs Krupp. widow OF .ho German steel man
ufncturcr has given $3.50. GOO 10 charity In
recognition OF the imperial silver wedding an
nivorsnry,
The Brooklyn. nagship (of ReRr-AdmIral
SIgshSs. and tho ChnttehotCn and Galveston
sniIcd today for Plraous. Greece
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
CLOSING WAR is ON
Spokane Sunday Law Is Stirring UP
Trouble in Many Quarters.

SPOKANE. Wash, Feb 26.-The Law
Enforcement league OF this city today
swore out warrants against six OF the
leading saloonkecpers on the charge Of
keeping open Sunday
Tbe Iiuuor dealers at once retaliated by
..rurInr warrants for the arrest of tho
managers of the thoaters the Hardwood
mnirr company and the Washington
yUntcr Power company. and threaten 20
bring charges against some $50 other bus
,naas men FOR doing business on Sunday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
NEW RAILROAD COMPANY
Mid Oregon Organization Is Ready
for Business.
sncclnl to ana Trlhunc.

Special to The Tribune
-EOISE. ID. Feb. 26-The Mid-oregon
Railroad company, With q capital stock
OF S5G0OOO has iuSt been organized by the
Co-opcrative Christian federation. 1t is
proposed To build line from Portland TO
Ontario. and II expects 10 have the road
completed in two yeNls, at a cost OF about
ST., 10000
L. II. Dewey of the Idaho Northern has
gene East to buy new equipment for his
line, which runs bctwe IN Emmett and
Murphy, Among other things. he will
bLv new passenger car of latest design
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Evidence Is Weak.
INFECTED WITH WOLVES
Plat Valley Stock Growers Organize
TO Exterminate Wild Beasts

Special to Tho Tribune.
ENCAMfMENT. Wyo., Feb. CIV Z
Sears OF this city is home from canvass OF
the stockmen OF the Platte valley in tho In
tcrest OF the Saratoga valley Stock Growers'
association. having secured 800 10 DO used
a wolf bounty fund. wolves and coyotes hnv
cHCso alarm.
Tho animals have been killing numbers OF
cattle lately, and an effort VIII be made 10 de-
crease the number.
Wolf hounds are being imported 10 nun down
and kin tho wolves and coyotes, great de-
s,lructIon in this way being reported from the
neIghborhoOd OF Garrett, Albany county.
where s. W Gillespie killed forty-two coyotes
ind ten wolveS in n short time with his pack
OF six hounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
What Smoot Promises.

nceses would be produced on that date
The lonG postponement was dissppoint-
ton, who Is engaged I'm the trial OF postal
fraud cases. said he could not be ready
before the 26th
Burrows Feels More Comfortable,
Senator Burrows feels more comfort
able now that date has finally been
one of concern.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
WOOL GROWERS TO MEET
Sheep Owners Asked to Gather at
Meeteetse, Wyo., March 3.

SpcCInI 10 Inc IIIUHH'E
MEETEETsE Wyo., Feb. 2s.-w. T. Hogg.
executive committeeman OF tho State Wool
Growers association has Issued a cnll for
meeting at MeotcStsc. to be held Saturday.
March g. for the purpose OF rcorganizing tho
Rig Horn County Wool-Growcrs association,
with tho intention OF Joining the State asso-
citation.
Tho state association. at It's annual meet
Ing levied an assessment OF n quarter or n
cn6t ncr hcnd upon all sheep owned by Its
members md Mr Hogs nsks nockmasters OF
tho country tc Include this with their member
shin feo OF s. for individuals ana Sc. 20 per
nun, for monitors OF other associations
Big Horn county is one OF the largest sheep
counties In the State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
BOYS PLUMBER B0XCAR
Three Denver Youths Taken Into
Custody at Laramie, Wyo.
recinl TO The Tribune.

JccIuI 10 Tho TTIDunc.
LARAMIE, Wyo.. Feb. 26.-Three boys
hailing from Denver, Charles Beal. aged
10; Ed Bennett. 13. and Carl Barker, col
orcd aged IL, were arrested here on a
charge OF robbing box car on the Union
Pacific.
They say they entered the car at
Brighton. Colo. being told to do by
man carrying "A sack full OF goods Tho
boys ench had n new pair of shoes stolen
from the car and they carried four new
shirts. They will be held awaiting action
by the railroad company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Damage to Drydock.

WASHINGTON Feb, 26.-Thc nature OF
the damages sustained by the floating dry
dock Dewey OH her passage across the
Atlantic liz set out In cablcGram from
the commanding officer of the expedition
which says the board OF survey found
loose riNctS and rlvct-hcads broken on
Repairs on these and some other defective
iron work has commenced and should be
completed by March l., when the Dewey
will resume Its journey toward Manila
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Blizzard in Mountain.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
CENTENNIAL. wyo. Feb. 25-Jobn Morris
has Just come down from the Snowy rnnGo
bringing word OF deep snow and daily storms
lie three days mnking the trip from this
tplaco TO his camp the return trip, being
compelled 20 give It up and return TO town
The way WAS impossible and the cold intense
His camp Is well toward the top OF the range
nearly L. 90 feet above level
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Was DIizner Married Before.

Special to The Tribune
rop,r COLLINS. Colo. Feb. 26-1t is noted
Wilson MiEncr, tho Young husband
~ nS'y The former SIrs Charles T. lerkcs widow
or tbn Into traction magnatc, was mere HoOu'
" ,,nar ago ostcnslbly on u duck ahootlhe cN-
1t,ton He WAS accompanied by woman
psueposcd at that tine 10 be Edith CTat1r, INC ne
suPpo n,d hor brother. Clarcnca Crater or
Tn,r NIzncr did not register at the hotel
although the name of Clarence Co. GrI,er he,s, "p On
pp,rS, n and the nnme Of Mrs. ". IL Mizner
opnenrs below IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
TO HELP REFORM SCHOOL
State Board of Examiners Has Ap-
proved $4,000 Expenditure.

The State Board OF Examiners has author
ICED the trustees OF the State Industrial
school at ogden to create denclt OF Si0ll for
the purpose OF making needed repairs and i'm
proycr.ents in the institution Tho request for
the authority wes mE lie something )vor n week
uRo and taken under ndviscmcnt The Inn
proyCmcntG win consist or plumbing. paper
ing ami the purchase OF additional furniture.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Ten Thousand Cabbies Strike.

BERLIN Feb 26-Ten thousand cab
drivers of this city struck today az pro-
test against the police prohibiting empty
cabs from crossing the Potsdamcr platz
where traffic is the thictest. They VIII
lesumc work Wednesday,. but have adopt
Cd a resolution to renew the strike on all
holidays until the obnoxious regulation
is rcscIndcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
BASEBALL in BOISE
Fans in Idaho idaho Capital Moving
for a Club.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. Feb 26.-The baseball en-
thusiasts OF This city have begun TO move
and In Boise II is hoped that the North
west win organize an cight-club league
with this city on the list II a league is
organized Boise VIII certainly be in IT.
There is no Sctt.r baseball town of It's
size In the Northwest and our team made
a splendid showing last season. Let the
Organization u a League proceed as soon
as possible, and Boise will be ready TO do
tic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Funeral of Alexander Rossi.
.IaI 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The TrIbune
BOIsE, Ida, Feb. 26-Thc funeral OF
,icxandcr Rossi. held here yesterday,
WAS one OF the largest tLat ever took
place I'm Boise The deceased was a Ma
son and he was buried under tho auspices
OF thnt orde, A large number of Masons
from neiEhhoring towns. including most
OF the grand lodge officers. were in at
tendance. Mr., Rossi was past deputy
grand master.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Apostle Agrees to Have Them
Present in Washington
March 26.
HIS ATTORNEY CANNOT
BE READY UNTIL THEN
Long Postponement Disappoint-
ment, but, Owing to COunsers
Engagements, Necessary.
Special 10 The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb Ex-senator
Burrows, chairman of the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, announced to-
day, after conference with Senator
Smoot and his attorney A S. Worthing
ton, that the hearings before his commit
March %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
nsTRUsTs CHINA.
. Making Ready to
- Word Is Given

n 7,s.1iA aNA dispatch from
Esr,sldeni Roosevelt has
~. = 'As good faith of the
a. sh y a result of tho
IN; sAIeh II seems 10 he
ps.a. pNsa 3 given assurances
|s's 'ssshlll s.. which arc moi
sss Of the Pcking aue Te
- I've ave, been adopted at
-. seucs such as were
I'M 10 The Boxer out
IS E-7aie s1l'. corps was told
's l,osc aurc manner, thar
~ teaeral sss uprising wn%c SnSe
\ lssiNc sic That the Govern
49, measures 10 sun.
y ;Ta.s es and to prevent
10y W. The result of
si.s sSs a.,,t the failure Of Fl fo2l vi
|ss:sss :ss;loa aoa for the protee-
a and interests until
"a ,ses ,s In the present
|ar,s9s a Nat which existed
Fast aIT,sD. a. sD. with this
; not cs,eance, cnna that the
4. Nue prevails all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
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Esus sai.s'rists. s inaccye.ssssIIbfglss
n css ard place tben b1'pie ",
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\ csSssselyes. 'u'ice TO
sS1ls are also u.orr,na
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4. '@en, the disordo1roo nd 70
Es .gs..t s2r the Navy oo,,.
''sf3,rt siysoo 70 be ready the
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esisalesos, anxious ,. to 'nsnee- ofFoG-
Sssssr" sI,S 10 assist AMER Amen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
TWO THOUSAND LIVES
LOST IN TIDAL WAVE
Coast of Colombia Reported De,
yastated by Wave Following
Tremendous Earthquake.

NEW YORK. Feb. pa cable dispatch
Ia the Herald dated Buena Ventura. CO.
lCmbia. says:
AN earthquake occurred at twenty-five
niutes to IL o'clock on the morning OF
the 21st lasting about seven minutes the
movement being from the north to the
south
The town was considerably shaken up.
The damage, however. was small, but the
people were thrown into panic. lSnecl-
ing, weeping and praying in the streets.
'All the clocks in the town were stopped.
while the cables were broken in many
places,
Great Tidal Wave.
Following the earthquake there was a
tidal wave which of consequence
here. but the reports from the coast, in
Guiding an area of nfty leagues TO the
south. state that two thousand were killed
by falling houses or drowned by the wave,
whole families having been lost
Sailing vessels report having cncoun-
tered hundreds of corpSes and quantities
of dead lsh, and many small settlements
were completely swept away,
Five Are Killed.
"The damage done by the earthquake
and tidal wave at Tumaco was greater
than here. and few lives were lost
The shock was felt In the interior and
five people were Killed at TuquerrcSln.
AT Popayan the people resorted TO
tents and Thanksgiving services were
held on February q and -
Twelve distinct shocks were felt but
it is believed that all danger is over now
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
Fire in Idaho Mine,
Special to The Tribune.

opccIeI 10 The IrIbune,
ROISL. Ida, Feb 2G.-Fire has again
started in the Bunker Hill and sullivan
mine at War1ner. and mt oh damage has
bcen done. says dispatch from thnt
uaCe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
WYOMING TEACHERS
ASK CHANGE IN LAWS
School Bill Vetoed by Governor
Will Be Again Agitated
for Passage.
Special 10 The Tribune.

| Special 10 The Tribune
LARAMIE, Wyo., Feb. 26.AAt the last
session of the Wyoming State Teachers
| association, at Douglas, a committee on
| school laws. consisting of one member
| from each county. with Prof, S s. Stock
we'll of the Cheyenne schools as chair
| man. was appointed to have charge of
| the recommendations to be made to the
| State Legislature concerning the laws
needed and the amendments deemed ad-
| vlsable for the bcnefit of the schools of
the State
The member of the committee for AL
bany county is DR.. Grace r. Hebnrd sec
retary OF the board OF trustees OF the
University OF Wyoming who named q
subcommittee for the county consisting
of President F., NJ. Tisdal of the uniyer-
sity; Dr.. John f, Brown. principal OF
the normal college Mrs Emma ii
Knight, county superintendent of schools
Miss Mary Wright, teacher in the pub
lie schools of this city; Prof r w Lee,
schools. Mrs. Mary c. Bellamy, former
county superintendent and Stephen Cor
lett Downey, County and Prosecuting At
torney
The committee met at the office of DIR
Hebard and made number of recon-
mcndations. among which was one that
the bin passed by the last Legislature
and which was killed by the Governor
be again introduced and its passage
urged.
Object of the Bill.
The purpose of this bill is to reduce the
minimum grade required at the cxamina-
ton for teachers certificates from 10 to
60 which would help a large number of
teachers In every way qualified TO teach
In the average school district OF the
State to secure certificate from the
county superintendent There is large
demand for teachers In the country dis
dricts, and under the present stringent
laws Of the State many of these are
brought from other States where the
minimum Is lower the applicants of
Wyoming being unable TO reach the
standard without a normal training The
legislative committee of the State Teach
ers association favored this measure two
years ago, when ii was introduced. and
Dr Hehard Is OF the opinion that 1t Will
Legislature,
Rolling Mills Resume.
The Laramie rolling mills which have
been Idle since 1904 when they were
abandoned by the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company were started today, under the
direct management OF the Union Pacific,
for the production of angle bars. fish
plates, track bolts and nuts. bridge blots
and iron for the McKeen motor gasoline
cars, and Will be kept running
w H. b. Jacobus OF Omaha is the sa-
perintendent A. III. Fetters of Omaha
the mechanical engineer Tor the system,
was present when the ten-inch mill was
started. The run today was on seven
eighths inch bar iron for track bolts
The plant has been practically rebuilt.
the small furnaces having been converted
from coal and coke furnaces to crude oil
Coal is only used In the steam boiler fur
naces and In the furnaces for the two
The plant at present employs about
seventy-five men, but will be increased to
$50 by the middle OF summer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
|Tpa.. hatchery.

s,,,sse q MN M, effort !. ss.
S':..,,5I. s. i u sss,,SGo tss SGoys-n@e5s Di1e5f
k.aisSiI SIilS s.. A branch :" o1 :
r. ~ !. hASS. G,aS s1S in chsree 20
+ He csvssT1asanssSs, s1sa he ,sssiis Ss.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
CAP|ASES SOUGHT FOR
OFFICERS OF SHELTER
Indicted for Alleged Violation
of the Law in Using
Scrip System.

PUEBLO. Colo, Feb, 26.-Following the
action OF the special grand jury last
Saturday night In returning indictments
against officers of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company. the Colorado Supply com
pany and the American Smelling com
pany, for alleged violation OF the law in
using the scrip system" of paying their
employees, capiascs were sought this
morning for President f. j. Hearne and
d G Beaman Attorncy-Gencral for the
fuel company, for alleged conspiracy to
Violate the law. and against all the d.
actual violations.
In It's recommendations for proceeding
against these companies. the grand jury
demanded that the Attorney General OF
the State at once institute suits against
the offending corporations for the purpose
OF rcvoking their charters.
Evidence Is Weak.
Caplases were not Issued against the Of
fclalS OF the smelling company today for
the reason thai the evidence was thought
t. be insufficient to convict
Among the other indictments returned
were those against officers of the alleged
meat and grocery trust. for alleged GRIM
inul conspiracy In restraint OF trade.
President Hcarne of the fuel company
was In Pueblo a short time ago and was
approachc on the subject of the scrip"
system At that time he Is reported to
have said that he had the matter under
consideration and would use his best en-
deayors to have the system abolished He
refused to make n statement for publica-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
\ WRECKED;
||GL|SH KILLED
Attack on For
ipuaries; Amerl-
4 Escaped.
lin RUSHING
EGITE PROTECTION
ki,sts, Besides Eng
Ipily, Slain in
ID Attack.

rs FEB. &-consul'Geh-
a shanghai, cabled the
q, under today's date
L. mission stations at
. sIs5Ie have been dc
-.sbl. cause is local, The
IL from those points
Ia American mission
. S,css escaped, but the
I Eglish. TWO adults and
e 4, reported to have been
|. rnbpat Elcano. at Nan
I srlered To proceed Inn
Fak;aag. where che VIII
'E Wednesday The scene
\, sboIt 4C1 miles up the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
| Missions Safe.

N nom Mr.. Rodgers, re-
a lhe State department
-,,rd British missions are
be 49,
IL Commander Fletcher
"a !, the cruiser Raleigh,
s0Eed at the Navy dc
A wa1rms Substantially
. Rdgers's report.
M accept Consul-Gencral
.roa that the trouble at
"a Is have been the two
la.sts upon foreign mis-
4 Ihtrefore there is little
Ia lss trouble Will spread
rlh1sd that the incident
b jEs,iiy such prepara-
n ssier way from a mill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
D Nay Attack

= Nay Attack
: IL English subjects have
2 l. no5t serious phase of
-hk said that this fact
{ y tssis OF iorcible meas
NJ CT the British Govern
il l.Aame the entire Chi
Y Lra Mr. Rodgers says
be Nanehang trouble are
y Bow reported 10 have
dkpate between the
Al Chinese officials. a
y T.s vas at first reported
Z kb6e By a Catholic mis-
D tS9 claimed that the
\ ~ siuiself.
ed English Killed.
sisa occurred yesterday
.Eo members OF the
Tere Killed.
- sefe protecting them.
- scing 10 Kiukiang.
- zsssOn building is un-
stsn saved. and order
Is that all is quiet in
d on a Boat,
a. the American mis-
1>Esha1g and the escape
rssIonaries stationed
dsed In New York to-
III us Methodist board of
Tie cablegram fol
sa1s rloted. Methodist
Eled on boat"
e Methodist mission
are as follows:
a5ss and wife Of Wis
2zrlss and wife of Ada.
dcaa women, Gertrude
HShes. Alta Newdy
.P In addition TO these
. NE Methodist board
.eaao' Ida Kahn. sta
sshodlst mission has a
:E W the province of
.,g Inc missionaries has
80 ,1,'lng. g n II Is supposed
IL o Kiukiang
lsTRUsTs CHINA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27

Mrs Krupp, widow OF thc German steel man
ufncturcr has given $3.50 GOO TO charity ir
recognition OF the imperial silver wedding an
niNorsuTy,
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