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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-22

Arc you on the road with weary load
And down to the point where you
bum ltf
Then why don't you wake up to
moral shake up
And SO try to cut away from itf
If 10 Ionf you nrc bound, n q help can be
found,
But IL Sou really wish to be rising,
To rise you won't fail in the social
scnie,
If you read our Help Want ndver-
tisIng.
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LARGE STORE, 25X165 FEET, WITH
basement, East First South near Main.
Have applications for part OF space, APP
ply J. E Caine, Hooper building. Phones:
Ind, 1921; Bell. l22l-Z. e2S4
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY +?

~ 1oC y" AM ~ AHAt UhcNEt !
BUY NOW.
Good S-room brick house. partly mod
erp; trees. lawn and flowing well. In
southeast part OF the city. Lot I5xl36
feet TO alley. $4,000 on terms TO suit you.
Fine hat proposition on e. Fourth
South street: near courthouse. Lot. 4liN
165 feet, with good 7-room modern brick
house. The house is so arranged that 1t
can be added onto and made into fiat.
$4,000 on terms 10 suit you
Fine building lot 50Xl65 feet, on East
side in one Of the finest residence parts
OF the city: only $2500.
Choice buildings lors In all parts Of the
city, on terms to suit you.
HOFFMAN BROS,
s2 West Second South Street
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WHY PAY HIGH RENTALS WHEN
you can buy attractive modern cot
tage of rms. in choice location on Sth
East The following terms, 5000 cash and
S25 per mo Apply to owners. 3. Rich Sc
Son 217 So Main s2l5l
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ELEGANT S-RM. RESIDENCE ON
North Main st. Fritsch. No. IL e. End
So, st. Phones: Ind. 747, Bell 1867:
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: LICENSES

-TAl56
s,,dfefd and Sarah v
|'|'sI SSI1 aand alafis Sadie Prl''A'Fd'
:ssrs 0' Of Marion, Ids ida =,
e,aSs' esS Eva Drisgs' no'h OF
Z .ps May rpsy' both Of
4. Of Park City and Lila
gan .,d Eva Van Wagon
yrcna,a sIs and Norah Wiicken'
! |,sf- = oakley Ida and Ella
y, .iI, l%Ai C} bingham and Min
,'lI ! 'slIneenIsh Al Fork.
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S-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, alS E. 7TH
So; large lot and barn. Inq. Hemph,il.
No. ii East First South. flS2
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GOOD 7-R. BRICK AND FRAME STA
BILE. 50x1i6ft. lot, on west side. $500
Sell on monthly payments. same as rent
A fine investment. frame houses and
5 lots. a corner on 3rd West near 9Th
So, $500,
Wicks No 60 State ST 1855
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO.,
Real estate and loan brokers. 251 Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-22

FOR SALE. CHEAP, IN
good location. and doing good business.
in Salt Lake Add. ] AZ Tribune. f796
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED


ELEGANT 12-ROOM MOD. HOME ON
A street. Houston Real Estate Inv.
Co, Isl S. Main, d2597
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THE PLEASANTON, HANDSOMELY
Kendall Square Ind. phone 1899. a2037
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QUICK LOANS ARE AS IMPORTANT
as cheap money; We furnish both. The
Home Trust G Savings Co. Clio West
lst South. a065
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-l6- ROOM MOD.
blk near courthouse. Cripple Creek,
Colo. Address MIR. Beavis, 36 No 9th
West. Salt Lake City. Bell 2256-X. fL43
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XMAS MONEY LOANED ON YOUR
salary. Easy payments. Cherry, 4OI
D +. Walker Bldg. 1882
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, SOCIETIES

~. will hold a special
saayl evening, Decem-
aSsp The NJ. w. grand
cfacers OF the NJ; W,
sesons osa, In Utah Will in
'slected and appointed
q iodcs for the ensuing
nuajlfied Masons cor
'or order of the w. NJ.
~ LOWE. Secretary
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STORE ROOM WITH BASEMENT. 23o
West I'd So fA33
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A 10-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT, AND
six rooms OF furniture for sale cheap.
33 Vino ST.. near McCorn!ck's 8 residence
e1O42
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3 OR ROOMS. STRICTLY MODERN
113 Canyon road. fl22'
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COY COTTAGE. SEE OWNER. TI6
First street. e2966
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SEE STOWE & PALMER AID, PAGE 2.
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GAIL, AT 2l0 ATLAS BLOCK AND
borrow money privately on your FUR
niture. piano or other security, without
removal. Both phones 2SiS. c2f4l
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NED

1 DIED o..oooo~-
,,sS west Third South
Nv @Dsmcember 20. 1906. of
q. ITloratta, daughter OF
Gertrude Cray Pullen'
month. Funeral ser
70 o'clock noon, from
ee. - Friends are invited
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3 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, BATH
and range. III w. ith South.
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INVESTORS REAL ESTATE SNAPS
Kelsey & Gillespie, % East 1st South
ploS0
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FURN 5-ROOMED HOUSE, CLOSE IN
cheap TO right party. Enquire l2
West 4th. So fI82
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WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S
all. Tuttle Bros, 163 Main. Red ball
signs. ol397
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE
with Salt Lake Real Estate e Title Co.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FIVE EXTRA FINE GENUINE MEXI-
can blankets or would exchange for
diamond The Raleigh, 13I East Let So.
Room u. flT66
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MONEY TO LOAN

If YOU NEED MONEY SEE TIE
Equitable Loan g. Inv. Co, 63t w. End
So. We loan on any good security, low
est rates, easiest terms, any amount,
long or short time. and keep your busi-
ness private.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-22

500 7-ROOM MOD. 93l FIRST STREET.
Wilson Sherman Co. So w, I'd So. Tel
400 1929
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NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
electric light steam heat 1877 South
West Temple. 1885
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MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO-
pie without security. any length OF time.
Discount allowed il paid before due. Con-
fideDtlal Lowest rates. Save yourself
money Deal direct with the owner
Chattei loans at per cent. Lawrence
1O3-1 d f Walker bldg. f1202
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BEAUTIFUL MODERN 7-ROoM HOUSE.
furnace heat. 3i6 South Flfth East. loo@
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND
summer kitchen, at 1888 lst street,
very desirable 1893
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DIRECTORS

FLOWERS
spoP. GEO. j, DWYER,
vstJ Bank OF Republic,
4 " ASA
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SEVEN ROOM MODERN BRICK. 30 y
street. Inquire 3S d. fl1SS
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THREE GROOM MOD. FLAT, CORNER
Third So and Third East. fli4I
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MODERN THREE ROOM FLAT, FOR
housekeeping. 459 Second East, oppo-
site courthouse 1902
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ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
borrow money on real estate. We viii
treat you as we have treated them.
Fourteen years experience with only one
foreclosure, Is our record Russell l.,
Tracy. II f. 1st South. wl@l3
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a AND ToMBsTONES
no SELECT FROM r.
s.rjsy yards, 422 S. State.
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SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
close In. Terms TO right party, Ad-
dress II "a. Tribune. 1893
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM Fol
two gentlemen. "a So. 1st w. flS8
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1-ROOM MOD. FURNISHED HOUSE.
suitable for two families, and also
barn GA So. West Temple. f2S8
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$1,000 AT 6 PER CENT; $4,000 AT 6
per cent Homer &. Robertson, Main
and 1st South (Deseret Bank Buildlng):
1896
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2 ROOMS. "a: ONE BLOCK FROM TEN
pie. Call % Apple street. fl075
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TEN-ROOM MODERN BRICK. INQUIRE
TO Z. Fourth South. Phone 2520-Y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-22

Sl5-5-ROOM COTTAGE. EAST SIDE
large lot. Z. J. Wills, 20 Newell block
NO, 10 w. End So. st. f1l9S
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,sASG REarsmnna

y y. ssles aoa REGISTER. OSCAR
%en aIwar.r .rephlring. Second
lays In stock. ni5sO
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WANTED

IN TO ENTER THE
4 for nurses; two years
rey and General Hospi-
i,al flsSS
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AUCTION SALES

VIcITRI WITH Us BEFORE BUYING
I t~ Vour u household goods elsewhere. Most
complete stock of second hand d,s goods an6 IN
the city: 500 heaters. co3k s9'r stoves r,rnl mlu
ttuTe co. 242 State St Stove repairs
for any old stove u--o
ooo WORTH OF JAPANESE ART
goods. must be sold at auction. deliy
. ~ m and pm. from now on unnl
chTistmas &C So. Main 81, eIS1t
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FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR
without board. at 545 East 2nd South.
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SEE STOWE & PALMER AD., PAGE 2.
9SFCo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-22

SIT .O0-6- ROOM MOD. BRICK; LARGE
cellar and yard. Phone 2060-Y. e25F
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TCE PAID FOR IRON.
kttles, rubber, copper,
q Co., So e. sth South.
z3oI
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TpHOI. STEERING AND
,tIng. Utah Bedding
Bo,h phones 1855 o3o3
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Several furnished homes.
\. Richter, 10 West 1st South st
Phones GAL
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FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE. FURNISHED
or unfurnished. close In. Enquire 152
So 4th East 1891
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WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO
learn barber trade. wages while learn
ing; large demand for graduates: best
time to begin; special before New Year s;
practice constant. guaranteed tools; par
ticulars free. Moler System College, 62
East ist south. 1882
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THREE NICELY FURN, ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. bath. electric light
piano. $50 S West Temple. n221
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WANTED FOR U, S. ARMY; ABLE
bodied, unmarried men between the
ages Of q and 35; citizens Of the United
States. OF good character and temper,
ate habits, who can speak. read ana
write English. For information apply to
Recruiting Officer. 1854 West Temple
street, Salt Lake City. Utah b1l39
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VAN AND STORAGE

MITCHELL, VAN AND STORAGE Go GO
has removed 10 55 West ID South e'o'
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FIVE ROOM MODERN HOUSE, 144 50.
9th East f1Io2
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PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS; MODERN.
go Z lst South street.
. OR 3 ROOMS IN A SUITE. NICELY
furnished. Housekeeping. l6t East
2d South flTGS
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f0THING. WILL CALL.
"a Both phones. t2101
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
SACRIFICED

Home eth East and 9th South; siA
cement walk. This Is the best buy ir
Salt Lake City and won't last week.
GODDARD INV. CO. 81 East 1st South
f1Soa
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SMALL. GROCERY STORE FOR SALE,
cheap Corner 5th South and Sth West.
90
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FURN ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping, at the Taylor house. l47 q
End Sc. 1915
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ACCORDION, SUNRURST AND SIDE
pleating and pinkinG. Mrs. Jenpens. SOB
Z. Sd South Bell phone 2956-E.
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HAT FACTORY
ARCHITECTS
WANTED-AGENTS

TO TAKE ORDERS IN THIS VICINITY
for high class tailoring house: big llne
Of samples. must have some knowledge
of measurement. correspond with US
Tichner & Jacob. Rochester. II. Y. fl420
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BOY WANTED, IA TO l6 YEARS; MUST
| live close in, Book Store, 56 e 2nd So
fl906
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! -|5OUBLE RATES OF IN
|r.,le Sam win loan you
bali the regular pawn
on diamonds. watches.
Sc. guns. tools. furs. in
b kinds, etc, largo loans
Il 90 6. lst So. dl9S9
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
N s. Hanauer. " v. I!Ss
Analytical work a speciality, Price o1st nst
mailed,
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CLAJRVOYANTS
ASSAYERS

--~--~--~-~>~-->---.,.~ - - .1chvER AND
cbornIst "a 70 So. Temple street, salt
Lake City, Utah ~.
CRTSMON & NICHOLS. ASSAY YEKS
and chemists. removed to 229 90. 1sS m
TeTuVle.
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/ FRONT ROOM. ELECTRIC LIGHT,
bath, steam heat 32s E. I'd South
| {Ir7o
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S-ROOM FURNISHED. 24S e. FIRST
South. 1920
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DENTIST WANTED AS PARTNER TO
| travel In southern Utah. must have
| some money good pay TO right party.
| Call al room 90 Gift house. 1850
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SOLID GOLD RINGS Sl.50 AND UP AT
Uncle Sans 80 +. 1st So. f25a
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WANTED iIELP-MALE

EXPERIENCED DELIFERYMAN. PER
manent position. good wages Apply
Immediately. j. II. r. Franklin, 26S :.
Main. 1889
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$1,000 TO $4,000. ONE TO FIVE YEARS.
farm or city property. James X
Shaw G. Co, over 1853. So. Main st. rlo65
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping, ground floor
156 W. End North. Phone 1436-K. flSSs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10
WANDERER HAD
COPS |MDENT|FY
HIS CHILDREN

Andrew Brouthers was told by the court
that he was too much OF a rolling stone
to provide for his family, as ne promised
10. in the sixth district court this morn
ing, II placed on probation lie was given
six months at the farm.
Brouthers requested the aid OF the sixth
station police 10 identify his Ave children
last night and introduce him 10 his
family. which he left seven years ago
20 roam over the country. as he said.
His wife died about a year ago and
he was not cognizant OF the event He
told the court that for n year or more he
had been having his pension come to
Lowell and had made that city his ad-
dress
lie bad previously pleaded guilty 10 a
charge OF drunkenness In the police court
and been assessed the customary s. and
costs
In repudiation OF hts not being able TO
10 better for his family n given chance.
ne said that he had lived In this city rs
years at a stretch. Two OF his ive chii-
dren are IL and IS years old respectively.
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The following are the reasons for the
clubs decision:
/. Because the retention OF intercol-
legiate athletics depends upon the accept
ance OF these propositions.
H. Because II makes intercollegiate
athletics what IL ought 70 be. purely un-
dergraduate activity, for intercollegiate
contests are meetings OF one student Dody
against another without reference 10 the
faculty or alumni
opportunity 10 make fair and sportsman
like regula tion for the conduct Of con-
tests and removes from them the burden
OF enforcing rules which are not OF their
own making.
". Because IL furnishes a hearty in
centive to honesty In intercolleglate
sports. for the students will be able and
willing TO enforce rules which they them
selves have made.
The motion was then made and second
ed that the student body manage their
owr athletics. The motion was unanl-
mously carried.
IL was then suggested that the work OF
formulating an organization be LETT 10
committee of men composed or nve men
from the senior class. three men from the
junior class and one man from the sopho-
more class and that the respective classes
elect these men before examinations,
which begin on next Tuesday. After con-
siderable discussion the matter was car
ried
Mr.. ". T.. Potter. 'Os. then made a spir-
tied speech, outlining a line OF policy with
regard 10 the action OF the student body
on the rule this next spring. He said:
THE question Is. we have the present
rule. we don't want II. bat we've got IL.
Don't let any man who Ia ineligible play
on the baseball team. Don't say it's up
to the dean. the athletic committee; it's up
10 us: we have Il and we must live UP
TO tt
He pointed out two courses which pre-
sent themselves. "If we ignore the pres
ent rule. we show that we can't either
manage our affairs. or else that we don't
want TO. we put ourselves before the
public as shirking the responsibility. II
we live up 10 the principles. we show that
we are capable OF managing our affairs.
No matter what rules we have let uS
live UP TO them. I make this appeal in
the interest OF Brown athletics OF the
future"
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WIRES DOWN IN
MA|NE; RAILWAY
TRAINS DELAYED

Portland. Me- March 10.--Communica-
ton by telegraph and telephone between
Maine cities. which was interrupted by
yesterdays storm, is little better today.
Under the weight OF the wet. heavy snow.
the high northerly gale carried down
wires and pole in great numbers. Wires
which had resisted snow and ice, sue
cumbed TO falling limbs which the wind
had torn from trees.
The breaking OF pole on Fore street
near the foot OF Exchange street I'm this
city. htrew dozens of telephone and tele-
graph wires across high voltage electric
light wires hast night, and both telephone
and telegraph business collapsed. Two
horses were killed by coming in contact
with the live wires. Before telegraphic
communication was entirely cut OFF word
was received that 10 poles were down Just
outside Rockland. between Brunswick and
Freeport and smaller numbers al other
points.
Further than this IL has been imposS-
bic TO learn how large a territory was
affected by the storm. Passenger trains
are moving, but all freight trains have
been cancelled. owing 10 the danger OF
running them without being able 10 trans
init orders by telegraph
The steamer ST. CroiX did not leave for
her regular trip west last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10
LIEUT.. JOHNSON s
WOUNDS PROVE
TO Be SEVERE

Manila, March 10.--The wounds received
by First Lieutenant Gordon Johnson dur
ing the recent battle with the Moro out
laws at Mount Rajo on the Island OF Jolo.
are severe. slug having passed through
his right shoulder. He performed a gall
liant deed when he scaled the wall OF the
crater and was blown off the parapet by
the force of exploding artillery.
The Moro constabulary commanded by
Col Scott is receiving much praise from
the entire expedition.
The federal troops and constabulary
formed three columns and assaulted the
Moro strong hold, advancing by three
trails to the mountain top. The constaou-
larry were placed at the head of one
column.
Major General Wood and Brigadier
General Bliss are. 1t is supposed return
ing TO Manila.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10
BRITISH STEAMER
SINKS BUT HER
CREW IS SAVED

London. March 10-2:20 p MA large
steamer. the name OF which has not yet
been ascertained, sank this morning.
after striking the rocks northwest OF
Ushant q miles from Brest. France.
The first indication OF trouble was at
am, Wen signal man on the mole
heard guns fred and the sounding OF n
steamers syren in a dense fog. which
hid the vessel. Llfeboats were immediate
ly sent to the assistance OF the steamer.
and subsequently news was received to
the effect that she had been refoatcd,
but shortly afterwards sank.
The firing OF the guns seems TO in.
dicate that the vessel carried passenger
and her identity is awaited with anx-
iety.
London. March l0-4:O5 =. M-The
steamer which sank OFF Ushant was sub
eeuqently Identified as the British steam
er Nelson. from Port Talbot. Wales for
St. Nazaire. France. Her crew. number
Ing 25 men. was saved.