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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26
W. P. INDENTURE ISSUED.
Statement Made That Road WIN he
Completed by September, 1905.

The indenturc Of the Western Pa
clhc Of 5 per cent mortgage which
secures $50 O00. 600 30 year coupon and
registered bonds. dated sept |, 1908.
bearing Interest from March /. 1905,
interest payable March I and Sept. !, .
is issued
The coupon bonds are issued IN de-
nominations ~ $1,000, exchangcable
for 10 bonds OF 500 each Registered
bonds are an Sl,000 The whole issue
Is redeemable AZ los and interest on
30 days notice. and has a sinking
fund Of $4,000 per annum beginning
Sept !. 1910.
The property pledged Is as follows:
Miles.
Main line. salt Lake 10 San
Francisco about ,,...... 500
Twelve branch lines aggregate
ilg '-...s.t ...,,.....t., aIl,O9
l'lal ...'...s.+,' ,...'.,l,2sl.O %
Three contracts with other railways
are pledged, ds follows:
Fir,t-Contract OF the RIO Grande
western 20 purchase second mortgage
bonds OF the Western Pacific u COM
rleie Western Pacific from salt Lake
10 San Francisco.
Second-Contract of Denver & RIO
Gande RIO Grando Western and
Western Pacific 10 maintain a Joint
transportation system. aud agreement
Of DeAyer a RIO Grande ana Rio
Grande Western TO buy from Western
Pacific unsecured obligations sufficient
10 meet any dedcit Don the interest and
sinking funds etc. Of the Western Pa
cifc
Third-Contract between Missouri
Pacific and Denver q Rio Grande 20
maintain a through line Of transporta-
ton, partly Tor The benefit 81 Western
Pacific
Fourth-Traalc contracts that may
be made between Western Pacific and
Rio Graude Western. or either Of them.
and Colorado q southern and Colo
Tado Midland. or either Of them.
With regard TO the second contract,
which has tho appearance 81 an out.
aud-out guarantee az interest ID must
d. noted that on page % % the lnden-
turv 10 ls provided that in case % a de-
fault and foreclosure, this contract Is
exempted from sale. This provision
would seen TO AFFORD a method where
By The supposed guarantee could be
evaded.
II Is provided thar interest on all
bonds shall be- paid up 70 September.
1905. our Of the proceeds Of the sac ~
Tho bonds. These proceeds are nsii
over o. the Bowling Green Trust COM
many ana 20 other trust c,p,r.s-,,,s -
proved hy B.sir & 90. William Salo-
mon q Co. and William A Read & Co.
DO trust company 10 have Al any inns
on deposit more Of this money thsn
would equal half of MS canlfsl M
surplus The trust compsnits are 10
pay Interest. bat the rate Is not stipu.
lated
Western Pacific agrees thar II VIII
complete and e1ulp he main line ,rior
10 Sept. .. 1905 Nlth ade1uato ferminsl IL
at Oakland. San Frlri.seo ana 81,
lake city. The route of me main une
may be- changed hut ia oufiircs 10.
thc mortgage al follows Oh"
From San Fnn.i,co bv ferry ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26

expense Of tho Western Pacific. Any
change 200 these agreements must be
approved by two-thirds Of the whole
amount " bonds issued and author
lied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26

~ THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division, In and for Salt lake Cour.
~, State - Utah. In the matter az the
estate % linorene Cummings ANGEL De.
ceased. Nouoe.-The petition q {. r. Az.
gell the administrator Of the estate of
lmogene Cummings ANGEL deceased. f1r
confirmation q the sale q the following
described real and personal estate of the
itcedent. to-vlt.
Beginning az the southwest eorn,r ~
lot ], block rlat n salt Lake CITY sur-
Ney and running thfnce north 10 rods
thence east ~ rods. thence south 20 RODS
thence west - rods. 10 the place al H..
ginning. for the sum n s. 40 ~ One storv
clark plano for the sum a t50Db Al
undivided half interest in the NsuOu
Mining claim situate IN Dry Canyon Opbir
mining district Tooelt County. STATE M
Utah for The sum ~ Zoo 4 ono thlfS
interest IN Patent for a smoking nine
owned BY the dss.std, for TIE sum n
~" Ard upon the following terms 40.
W.T. Cash. upon confirmation as srres "a
ron the return o. sale. fled IN this Court
has been 80 for hearing On Sa'urdsv ~
IN day u july. A. y iss 81 IA c'riork
4. m, ~ the COUNTY Court Wouse 4, a.
Court Room - ssid Cow, IN Sal, i az.
CITY Salt Lake County Utah
witness the clerk n said Court with
ths seal thereof alfred. this ~th dsV III
June A. y. iss
fsean J Z rLnprDGr II cle+t
By ". " Fsrnsworth. Deputy ri,rk
James II. Mcyis. Attorney Cor Estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26
DIED

sNENsEN AT Fair,isw. Utah. a. "a
NJ June = ~ selma Norman Sven
sen daughter % Mrs 2. 4 Norman.
81 SIKH street and sister q Mrs WI.
lam waterfall a this city. aFed ~
she leaves a husband and one child.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26

n u Evans Florist 90 q Main s..
FlorAi Designs q Speciality. Phones ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26
TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
FOUND.

SMALL BAY HORSE, TWO WHITE
feet. weight so pounds. saddle marks IN
back. May be found 81 Winchester Yarn.
Bingham Junction, BY paying oil "a.
pcuses.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21
A Man Of
Character

The that closed with death of King Christian Den
mark, distinguished and notable the of all
the American notable much achievement
that marked that monarchs reign of orywo years for his ea
tons to other royal gOvernmentte connection of his family with
the regnng families of Europe and the influence wholesome
peaceful which these relations permitted him explains the
New York Times "He represented in his simplicity of life his patri
archa years. and his uous progeny the New York Even
Post the majesty that still doth hedge about the
king and the Phsburg Gazette also remarks that the traditional
ideal OF king has few representatives nowadays but Christian TX
tell not far short OF realizing it. The Springfield Republican gives
this estimate of the departed ruler:
King Christian tall handsome and his people
be proud of that He looked like with his
awart frame his broad forehead his kindly blue looking
beneath shaggy eyebrows that gray along with his beard which
his early his death he the shape side wills
kerS and mOusaChe with Ceanshaven chin He demo-
cratic king he walked through the of Copenhagen
about his country homes hunted in his without thought
of guard he eXacted homage but greeted with absolute smp
city those who greeted him. and he had friends in all grades He
intellectual power yet srewd which
helped him difficulties such will the unobtrsve
kings His strength character which would have
anywhere. upright charitable loyal
be able such of monarch when he the debt
of clay The beloved Of Austria whose
personal force keeps together the troublesome country
domestic affairs Europe ave indeed Russia in its Stress
have such things said of him when he goes"
Christian TX had be known the universal aher-naw
of royalty and the grandfather of all Europe
titles of high station borne by his children Though he had small
sphere of activity head of of the smallest and weakest
TONS yet ngmaker King Christian has surpassed any
monarch Six children born the King and Queen of Den
The eldest who becomes Frederick VIII, married
of Sweden The second Alexandra
Britain third King George of Greece fourth Dagmar
Marie Feodorovna Empress OF Russia and mother of the
the fifth the Duchess of Cumberland the sixth
denat married Christians grandson Charles is
Haakon VII Of Nowy Thus is that by Christians six
royal houses beside those various minor German States
Doubtless observer
strain of royal blood been widely dused through Europe has
that this mpcunous of German Duke who elevated to
the throne of Denmark in 1868"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21
Telephone Main 101
p. o. Box 6SS.

Apaches were reformed. That they did
not survive the process is a detail.
One of Dowie's elders declares that
the Prophet is a failure. So the news
has leaked into Zion at last?
Women are said to be allowed to
smoke in New York cafes "if of UNI
questioned character" There is no
guarantee, however, that the immunity
from question win be permanent.
Colombia wants the United States to
pay for Panama's sudden amputation.
Better apply to Doctor Cromwell.
Senator Smoot is now being fought
by Mormons, 1t gives him an excellent
chance to employ the always impress
sive quotation, EFT tn, Brute"
Japan announces an ability to con-
struct a big navy, but it needs a big
navy less than millions of its people
need bread.
New Jersey in Furnishing Standard Oil
must feel parental impulse to explain
that the operation is painful to the low
ing hand that Yields the slipper.
1t seems that the Chicago packers
are immune only to the extent that
there is failure to find them out.
Thirteen bad men deported from Ma
Mia are said to be on their way to
Philadelphia. Evidently they have
missed reading what this town does to
bad men.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21

Even the Cossacks are now in re-
bellion against the Gar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21

Judge Dole had a discussion of mar
riage laws and morality with two Porto
Rican women this morning, and at
least once they bowled his honor's law
and logic completely over They were
up for bigamy and admittedly they
didn't understand it, and the court es-
sayed to teach them, just as the court
has taught many Japanese, American
customs and sentiments. At one time
the court remarked that the proper
and respectable way for a woman to
live was as the only wife of some one
man.
That depends on who he is" said
both women at once, and the judge of
course couldn't get around that argu-
ment.
There are several other women in
this Territory who have two husbands"
said Mrs. Santos, who was first called
up for sentence.
DO you know that the laws of this
country do not allow it?"
mo
DO you know that the laws of Porto
Rico, where you came from, do not al
low two husbands at the same timer"
1 never heard anything about it,"
Both women repeatedly asked why
their husbands were not prosecuted
and Breckons finally told the court that
both husbands were in Jail. "If I am
guilty he is much more So" said Mrs.
Torres referring to her unlawful part
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21

ncr. HE told me it did not make any
difference if 1 married again and said
he would be responsible for whatever
happened. If you are going to give me
a long sentence you may as well take
my life away altogether.
The woman was asked If she knew
the law, either here or in Porto Rico.
Il was married very young and 1 don't
know" she answered. The judge re-
marked that the Catholic church of
which both are members, does not al
low double marriages. II was not mar
ried in church twice." replied Mrs.
Torres, 'once was in court" The court
further tried to explain that under
American laws the proper way was to
get a divorce, if there was sufficient
reason and then a remarriage was
allowable, but the women Immediately
sprung the church on His Honor and
left the court logically knocked out
again. 1.-THE church doesn't allow any
divorce" said Mrs Santos.
II have no objection to my first hus-
band, but 1 don't want the second"
said Mrs. Torres. (Which husband
am to be punished for, the first or
second?"
Finally, there were complaints about
the quarters in Jail and more requests
that the court be sure and see that the
husbands got good substantial senten-
ces. Further, Mrs, Santos added, the
court should see to It that a lot OF
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21
5 Are. Dispatches !
( Inspired? !

the latest missionary adyces give anxiety cond
tons in China.
view concurrence testimony which overwhelming,
these dispatches could originated from of only
of the conditions situations inspiration from
the pnanence OF quiet China The source OF the inspiration may
be in the administration Washington of its plan of
Catng the Chinese may be in the administration China
anxious not the fears repsas of foreign governments
1t likely be the administration Washington than that
of China Notwithstanding the War Department is negatvng the
of by its preparations for eentuates China That
the uprising brewing and that its full significance appreciated by
foreigners of all classes living in China is certain
Previous the Boxer uprising the people living China
who alarmed the condition and who first Of
the trouble Dr. Morrison the Picking correspondent the London
affairs sounded the Of warning months before the uprising
His correspondence the Times months repetition OF his
warnings and prophecy the disaster the foreigners China ut
got old story with the Times people and instead giving
prominence finally began
regard that information stale and probably overdawn But when
the Boxers did rise the confederation of Moson warning
with double effect,
explanation people living where revolution
brewing generally among the last realize the of a
fairs not borne the instance The foreigners China
few who be in ignorance OF the character the Chinese
and ignorance the significance OF the approaching
fully the danger Not only do the foreigners living
China appreciate but the officers of the steamships that visit
China that the trouble is OF serious character
until after Secretary War Taft China and made inquiry
into the conditions that he became impressed with the situation
country There attempts likely try
and u the apprehension being e but statement
alleged sentiment of people Picking be accepted
the world doubling
dispatches The
China fully appreciated the danger OF the Boxer uprising
and they appreciate their danger the time.
Foreigners who have passed through Honolulu recently
China have the that they going their death
The Chinese ncensed the foreigners generally and
Americans particular that certain take the form
later, of attempt eXterminae the hated
their belief of impending trouble foreign residents of
China OF other occupations
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21

An Associated Press dispatch
received yesterday under a Picking
date line stated that the foreigners
did not feel any fear Of an anti
foreign uprising by Chinese. An
earlier, but still recent, dispatch
dated from New York said that
no canse for anxiety nver cOndi-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21
If only Washington We're alive now
to see how we celebrate his birthday!

John Martin, the Anti-Saloon
Leagues agent, has remarkable eye
sight. He stated yesterday that he
had seen on Hotel street ten Hawaiians
drinking at one time in fifth-class IL
cense houses. This remarkable part
of this is that there are no ffth-class
license houses anywhere on Hotel street
or in the district of Kona, Oahu!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21

The proposed mendment to the Or
ganic Act charging the Jurisdiction of
the United States court in Hawaii,
conforms the jurisdiction so far as resi-
dence and rights of litlgants is con-
cerned to that Of United States courts
in the various states of the union.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21

AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng
Alliance Assurance Co., Of London, Eng.
Scottish Union & National ms. Co., Of
Edinburg, Scotland
Fire Association Of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd
Wilhelma Of Magdeburg General ms
Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21

San Francisco also thinks she needs
more steamers. Her merchants think
they ought to have more of the Alaskan
trade and they think more steamers to
the north would help them.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21

Misfortunes never come singly Pa
mama has the Panama Canal trouble
and tidal wave, both at the same
time. The canal trouble is likely to
last the longer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21
FACTS AND FANCIES.
(From the Public Ledger

AfAOAiA ehS uDllC LeuBer).
Ex-Engineer Wallace had to wait a
while for his innings, but he did ter
rife work at the bat when his chance
came.
A query as to what meat is consum-
ed habitually by Mr.. Cromwell seems
timely.
Mexicos Yaquis are acting much as
our own Apaches used to, and the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21

Hawaii has an aloha for popular
girls whether they are from Oregon or
elsewhere.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21

The death and career of King
Christian of Europe has occupied
large space in the periodical litera-
ture of both Europe and America.
The Literary Digest thus interest
ingly summarizes much that has
1,ea,, cold Of him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-21
TWO WOMEN
DISCUSS LAW
WITH JUDGE DOLE

a REMARKABLE RICAN IGNORANCE OF
MORALITY AND LAW, N.
HIS HONOR DIFFICULTY 1 EXPLAINING AMERI-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

presented positively the week following g
the last week of 1.-The Halfbreed." Mail
orders received after the house has been
sold out for the performance named
Will be plIced forward on the succeed
ing performance. The place of William
Desmond will be taken by Harry Gla-
zier. William Bernard, who will hence
forth become a regular member of the
Burbank company. will play the
Frenchman, Bardeaux. There will be
no other changes in the cast.
BELASCO-At the next Belasco liter
airy matinee. Tues y afternoon, Mae
terlincks "Pelleas and Melisande' Will
be put on with Miss Constance Crawley
and Ho1art Bosworth in the title roles.
Arthur Maud will play the part of
Golaud, brother to Pelleas. This play,
which embodies a tragic and poetic
story, is one of the most beautiful that
has come from the pen of the famous
Belgian poet. "Everyman" is promised
for the following week.
ORPHEUM-There are jugglers who
toy with heavy weights and there are
others who toll with light weights, but
Paul Spadon, who makes his first ap-
pearance at the Orpheum tomorrow
night Is one of the few of these dex-
ferrous gentlemen who deal with all
kinds and sizes and weights of articles.
from an egg to full grown, hard boiled
torpedo. He Is said to be at the top of
the class. McWatters, Tyson and COM
pany will present spectacular musical
comedy entitled Vaudeville" full Of
fun of an original travesty character
and music Of a dashing sort The
Camille Comedy company viii present
one of the funniest acrobatic acts of the
season ON the horizontal bars. Kelly
and Kent, original fun makers. viii
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

brin,, new conversational act along a
different line from any of their cOntem-
poraries. Claude Gillingwater remains
a third week to present his greatest
success, THE Wrong Man." in which he
and his company will be seen to their
best advantages. The Military Octet,
under the graceful leadership of 1.-The
Keith, will change their dashing selec-
tions. Argyro Kastron. the violiniste,
Carin and Otto, the German comedians,
and new motion pictures complete the
bill Matinees daily except Monday.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-"When the
World Sleeps" is the title of the melo-
dramatic Offering of the Ulrich stock
company at the Grand for the week
commencing matinee today This is
the story of two innocent people. each
through force of circumstances Obliged
to believe the other guilty OF murder,
and each willing to accept all the re-
sponsibilities to shield the other. Harri-
son King, Harry Won Meter Agnes
Ranken, Lillian Hayward, Lule War
renton, Myrtle Selwyn, Frank 1. Frayne,
Arthur Hill. Paul Harvey and all the
other members of the popular Ulrich
company will be seen in the cast.
FISCHER'S T II Il A I % R-Tonight
ends the run of last weeks
bill, MY Daughters Husband" the
new musical comedy at Fischer's family
theater. and on Monday night will be
presented a new and original musical
comedy by Fred L. Grlfflths entitled
1.-The Mischief Maker" The plot re-
wolves about the antics of a mischief
brother who in the absence of his staid
brother makes all sorts of promises
and schemes that embroil the entire
cast in humorous complications. Rich
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

garet Langham, Marie Howe. Fanchon
Everhart, Edith Campbell and over
sixty Others. "zaza" is a play Of such
unusual length, and the production is of
such magnitude, that the curtain will
rise promptly every night at s, and
at 2 at the Thursday and Saturday
matinees
BURBANK = Manager Morosco will
run The Halfbreed" another week,
thus establishing a record for western
theatricals. At every performance dur
ing the first three weeks the Burbank
has been packed Surely Los Angeles
is coming to the front as a producing
center, when stock production can
run four weeks-on solid month, with a
{ zen or so matinees thrown in for good
measure. Seats that have been pur-
chased for the production of Romeo
and Juliet" may be exchanged at the
box office for seats of the proper date.
The Shakespee. can romance will be
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

ard Burton will be seen in the title role
and will introduce a strong dramatic
singing numb ber that will he a decided
feature. The comedians, Billy Onslow
and Fred j. La Zone, will have funny
roles and will each introduce songs and
dances. Misses Annie Baumann and
Miss Nellie Montgomery will have con-
genial roles and sing some new and
catchy songs. The chorus will wear all
brand new costumes, made expressly
for this weeks production, and will ap-
pear in each musical number. The
vaudeville olio will be headed by Elmer
Lissenden in funnyisms and songs. The
latest in motion pictures will also be
shown. Souvenir matinees for the ladies
on Thursday, besides the regular matt
nees every day, excetp Monday, and
performances nightly at s and $3.50.
people, S-Beginning with a mat
inee this afternoon the Peoples theater
at 523 South Main street, opposite the
Burbank. will open its doors as a
popular priced stock house with Miss
Ethel Tucker and her stock company
in play written from real life entitled
ACROSS the Desert" The management
of the company has taken a lease for
a term of years upon the theater named
above and intend to establish popular
priced theater stock company. catering
to the amusement loving public of Los
Angeles who like the popular plays
served up to them at popular prices.
The company has been organized for
several years, having played long en-
gagements in many of the principal
cities of the United States.
The opening play embraces all the
elements which help to make a pleas
ing production. A competent scenic art
list will furnish special scenery for
every production.
There will be performances every
afternoon and evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
Coming Attractions

BELASCO - David Belascos great
ctional play. "zaza" will be given
this week by the Belasco theater stock
con. any. The play will offer manifold
opportunities to the Belascoites. and
particularly to Amelia Gardner, who
viii succeed Mrs. Leslie Carter in the
titular role. 1t is part that will per-
init Miss Gardner to exploit her powers
as an emotional actress to the fullest
extent while tn comedy scenes should
reveal the actress lighter touches ex-
ceptionally NYell Hobart 'Bos worth win
have the role OF Bernard Dufresne, ana
the cast viii include, besides. Richard
Vivian, Walter Belasco. Harry j. West,
Howard Scot William -erance, Mar
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
GreenroOn GOSSIP

There Is one artist connected with the
theaters of Los Angeles who gets prac-
tically no credit for some work which
is as neat in it's class as any other art
work This is Nils Holmblad, who de-
signs and makes the frames in which
the photographs are displayed In the
lobby of the Orpheum. Many Of the
designs are strikingly original and
Holmbald has been known to spend two
whole days in working out an idea
John Drew returns from abroad
this month to begin rehearsals in "His
House in Order" by Arthur w. Pinero,
Mr. Drew is now In London, though a
greater part of his vacation has been
spent ON the continent. His season
opens at the Empire theater, New
York. in September.