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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

oung at wiberlesen, nbaB mir NIT
ser REORGANIZATION nod botten mar.
ten fonnen." SGtten mir biellei6t
!uartcn ioQen, bis Der Central.
8erein oniing Sii ,perlieren linb eil'
suiflafen? Neiul @ir mlBten
bonoeln, iolange mir nod aiif Der
Sobe nnierer Waft itanben; iobalo
mir aniingen, @ereine ai nerlieren,
mar es at ipGt. @ir baben, @ott
iet 9anf, INNER nod cine Webrbeit
BON 0elegaten gehobt, ipel6e bereit
lparell, Den nerdnoerten Iniprii6en
Der 8cit 9fednuug 81 traeen. @ir
pollen l6ieben, a6er nidlt geidoben
iperoen. Seute iinb mir no6 Sill
rer itno fonnen ielbititdnoig ban.
beln, laiien mir @nes oiif Die olte
@eiIe meiter eeber, 10 peroel mir
balb g~eamunaen, Ienoerungen 5ll
MAIDEN, uuiere Sreibeit nno nnlere
5iibrung mare oabin.
@ir slauben hermit oie Notb.
u~enbisfeit nno bas 8eitsemGBe Der
@epeeune nadeenieien su baben
uno lpolen oas @anse nod einmal
fnapp IN Srage unb @ntport az.
lammen faiien. SoIte on Senano
Die Srage geitellt merSen: @us
lit oenn eigeMtli6 Die
81 eorgani ON oeS
Central @ereinS? 70 Iautet
Ole Intiuort: Sic &ereiniadnna
nno feitcrc @%crbinbnng oeS bout.
idDem fatboliidlsn @creinsmeisnS in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Sid a. 8runbe rihten.

Ges lit es geraoe, mas iebr piele
Seute tbln. sic tpiiian, bab ettpas
nnreGt tit Nna fonnen niht iageu,
mos feblt. Sabt ibr iemals bar.
iiber na6ge6aht. tpie piele 9eitte III
Imerifa franf iino, ODER ipeniaitens,
lpenn tie nidt oireft franf Iinb, iid
niht ipobl befinben? GtpaS lit
ni6t in Srbnuns bic gauge Belt.
8as lit Die l1riafe bierbon? Gs
lit iiderli6 fem natiirIiter Snitanb,
ionSern i'm @esentbeil elmer, noel.
der piel llnrube uno geiorgniB Der.
itriaden ioIIte. Dte 2eute in
Gmerifa iinb fprifp0rtlid immet
IN Der Gle. sic eifen in Ser Gle,
arbeitsn IN Der Gle, idIdfen in Der
Gle, uo6urh Tie bic Natur iiber.
arbeiten unb at piel onitrengen, unb
iplin6ern iid Damn, ipie es fommt,
oaB iie fih nidt frGftig un6 pobl
b~efin6en. gines Der Reiultote Ser
amerifaniiden Mrt oes ,lteberfur.
sens" BON Sa1en lit Ste Ser
armumg bes 8lutes, peld}es MGes'
dim 2eben WotbpsnSise liefert. 9d
es nidt fdbis lit, ben semadten On.
~forsernngen at geniiee,t 10 tpirS
has 8liit siinn unb fdrpaG nno in
Dem es feline 3raft berIiert, Der.
feblt es baIb Sic Mrbeit AT Der.
ridten, fir nel6e es beitimmt lit,
uno 8ranfbeit in ibren nerihieoenen
8eltalten lit bas ,tnpermeiSlide Me.
iultat.
9idts felt bic idsuinoen6e &C.
iunobeit tuieoer ber, nidts brinat 10
ifnen uno iibar Strait OLE Sorni's
Mlpenfr1itter : 8liitbeleber. @unf,
MIR bon 9etail-2 ofalosenten ober
eireft be5osen perbsn bon ben
@igentbiimern, Or. Better Ga6rnep
& Sons Co., 112 118 60.
Sopne ape., Gbicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

ben Sersinisten Staatem non WurS.
Mmerifa.
SEPT iponen mir ami sic Gin,el.
betten einaeben uno oa miiiien min
Dor allen Sinsen uniere @erfaIilno
oser
6 onititntion
pornebmen. 9ieielbe miro olcid,.
Iaus beoeittenb bereinfadt tperSen
Gas ein5ige, mas eigentlih mil
litterbtttliter Strense nerlanat tpirb
lillo oipei Fundamental @runS.
iaee. gritens:
&atboIifh.
Sesbalh miiiien aGe onaeihloIIener
Sotal'Sereine. bie StoatsperbGuoe
lopie oeren 3meiapereine, bon Scr
5iitebenben sciitliden S6riafcit ais
tatbuliidc @ereinisnnsem anerfamnt
lcIn. 3ipeitens:
Seutd d..
Gesbalb miro perlnnai, oaB cine
Joe anseldloiiene @ereinigune / b l
Frototoll in Seutiher
Spra6e fabrt, Man mag ben
Mttslieoern seitatten, in elmer an,
oereu Sprade au jpredeu, aber bas
Yrotofou muB 6eutih aelhrieben
meroen, Gle &erbGltniiic in Qe.
lpiiier Staoten m0gen MN 10 lie.
gen, oaB Der StantsperbanS eincll
Tcrein oiiinimmt, Ser leiu Erctofoll
IN elmer oneeren Sprode iiibrt. Gin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Gin Sdiffsjanse.


Sn elmer flaren SerbItnaft ifan6
elm Sdiffsiunse ouf bem gerbea
zines Sampfi9iffes, bas ben Mfii.
Iiiiippi binabfubr. Sn @eoanfen
periunfen blidte er ms 8aiier. "a
ihlang elm berabfaGenoes San iib
ploslid I'M Die SiiBe oes araben
rutS rib i'm burfy ieine SGpers
iiber 9oro in ben Strom binab.
geraweifelt umflammerte ber Gin.
fenoe bas Cell, un6 mG9renb er
fiiblte, Dob er tiefer unb taefer ianf.
fam ibm I'M gueen6Iif bic enties.
lthe 8epibbeit, baS oas Tai nidt
eber einen feiten Salt sepGbren
Tonne, als big es p~onitGnbis abge.
rent Jet. Damn ober ma er toSt.
Da fiihTte er pIobrid) einen bsfti.
gen Stud, unb auslei9 fiiblte er bas
Cell felt in ieinen SGnben. Mit
~neubelebter &raft iufte er 6aran
emporsutlimmen. Nein, es mar
feline Sduiduns, oos Tau bling, BON
elmer ibm urbefannten Woft aebal.
ten, itraff uno reeuneslos berab,
Ourdnast uns eritarrt, aber oonia
nnbeifdoist, erreiGte er Dos Ser.
bed nnb foridte beeierte, mas bas
faaenee Eau berbinbert bate, iid
neuenos ab3utpideln. Da entbedte
er i'm uniibern Sbein Ses Wunbes
einen fIeinen SpaIt in Der Sdtffs.
tpanb, III Den sas Eau seratben mar
nnS fi@ 70 feitgefIemmt bate, boB
er es MIR nit Miibe 6arors Az
l0ien nermoHte. Sn Gebonten
neriunfen, iufte er fem Eager auf.
Sim nadyiten Morsen aber bottle
er oas Sau bereor uito periudte. es
ourd eeifidtes Werfen tpie6er in
lenen Spalt 5it 6rinsen. llmionit.
90 genau err 5ielte, INNER gilt es
ooran oorbei. go ipie6erbolte err.
obne gu ermiiben isinen Ieriud1
ptel buneert MaI. gIs es linn audi
Sos ie6sbunberiite MaI nid)t qe.
lang, oas Eau in iene Spalte az
flernniert, fiel er auf feline Anie ME.
Der nno REF: y@s lift nidt anbers,
on bait mir Sird elm Wunber bos
Seben serettet, blt GROCER, barmber.
5tger @ottl Salt on aber mein
Seben fiir tpertb sebalten, es auf
10 fpunoerbare @eiie 81, retten, 10
bait on AUDI nod @roBeres nit mir
porl Serr, bier bin if, mad nit
mir, tpas on tpinIti"
nno bon Ser Stunbe an perlieB
er Sos Shiff, febrte an ieiner Mut.
ter anriif unb ertlGrte ibr, baB CT
elm anoeres 9eben beginnen tpone.
Ser SGiffsiunse ober mar fem an.
oerer als Ser ipdtere Graiibent
Satnes 9arttelo.
ga, es geideben nod, beaite Bel.
diem nno Wunber, niir, oaB uniere
Ingen meiit su blobe itno unIsre
Ser5et 81 itumpf itno gu u~nslGrbia
fino, lie ais iolde si erfennen unb
@ottes $errlidfeit al preiien. Ole
er auf 10 mannigfade 0eiie an inns
offenbaren tpia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Sem MsiSisem in's stammbudl.

Der beriibmte @iener SofpreSi.
bigger, Eater abraham a Smtto
Clara, Der 6ei ieineu 8eitsenoiien
lpegen ieiner sroben Gelebriumfeit
uno ipruoeInSen @ises in bpben
Gbreu itano, idrsibt iiber ben Seer
oigen foIgenbes: Zines unSereil
SegeM lit Dem Ieioisen Elm Iegen,
Der i'm periplutoet; zines unoern Iein
Sell, lit Dem Ncioiaen lem Sell, Dab
i'm eroroiielt cineS onbern icin
@itt, lit Dem gteibieen ein @lutb, 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
,,Serr" ,tnS Neftfer.

slm 4. Se6ruar 1896 aing, uie
Wtiin6ener 8lGtter berihtetem, Elm
.beIierer" Serr IN 8egleitung elmer
Game bur6 bic Observation-Disclosures in
Wtiinfen. Im Observation-Disclosures
lebnt elm alter, siemlib 6rmliA ge.
fleiSeter damn, peIder onrh iein
leiSenoes Iusiebsn unb fem bolaer.
mes 8ein bas WitleiS Der 8oriiber.
gebenben berausforberte. Ger er.
pabnte Serr griff in iein Gorte-
monnaie nno perabreifte benz
armen Elm so BfennisItiia. Der
Irme oanfte bo6erfreut uno REF
benz Sanongebenoen elm berslites
n8ergelt's Colt" nod. 0ieier
brebte iib I'm, i,nb rief inn in bod
fabrenoem Gone su: .gf mas,
laiien sic bod ,iniern Serrgott aus
Dem Spiel; iasen sic einfoH: Gonf'
idonl bas seniist noGauf!" 90
mar er aber bel Dem g(lten ifle6t
a%nsefommen; bieier bumpelte inn
nad,, itedte linn oos @ei6enf in Sie
&oftaide uno iaete: .Wenn's bon
unierm Serrgott nid)ts ipiiien
noaeiL lpia ih au9 bon Sbrem
8elo nidtS ipiiien!" Der alio gu.
red)tsepieiene entfernte iif i6leu.
night inter lebbaftem 8eifan Der
5eusen oieier Saene, r,nb Der MIte
botte es niht at bereuer, naf ieiner
sldubigen lteberaeugiing eebanbelt
5u baben. Die 3uihauer beifenf.
ten i'm reihlih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
y y
ainSlid)er 8lau6e.

Cine benz Bilserifreiber in
Speier iebr moblbcfannte 8erion er.
jablte ibm: sd biente I'M Sarie
oes @rafen 4. in paris. 9ie fsa.
Mile lit aiiBeroroentlif reliaios.
itreng fotboliif. gines CAGES
mubtc i1 in Die Staht, Die fleine
Waria bon 5tpei iinb einem bal6en
Sabre Bat midi, iie mit5unebmer.
8ir traten i'm @orii6ergeben in
cine Stride. Sd betete furs oen
SeilanS an. Die Sleine ihaute LIN.
%perfronot gum Ta6ernafal rim.
~&omm'", iagte id Damn, mir mil.
fen fort" 9aralf iprod1 ST. ae.
rpefte @leine 3iemlit hut: ,2ics r
Seilano, lei mir nitt bSie, oaF q
rur 10 fnrs oa mar, Die flciue
Maria fommt bolo mieoer nVo
bleibt Damn lGnaer BEL Cir" Cine
Same. Die bas finolide @ebet bSrte.
itiir5te uui ms 81. berste eos aino
nno iragte, tpem bod Sieie 9leine
sebOre." Sa, ser finoli6e
@Iaube, Der aus Der nod unperoor.
benen nit Der SmafsnuSe seidmaa.
ten SesTe fonrmtl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

y" ~ S"'S Nv IShbS OtSsfS'
Sim grfer BART man NIT Gnads
geauIS
ltHb dtbnnet ner Spannung mi
Ieiie.
Ua plcslif - elm ieliser, idiidaen
Der Gfrei,
Gin Sitheridpenfen uno 9sufen,
Bur Sreppe ellen bic gIidlifen Ore
limb fliegen binab bic Stnfen.
Der 8ater fommtl Sfon tritt el
eir
nnS griiBt uno berSt bie Seinen;
Sic seb'n in's geidmiidfe Simmel
binein.
limb laden Dor Sreube inns tpeinen
Damn mub Der 0ater er516Ien bic
8eim Srtrnfe aus perlen6er Sloife
Der 9leinite aber bnrdu1t gan;
Itia
Die itaubiee &eiietoide.
Verbaro 9orner.
Simmer" ynie".
@s lit einmal Elm iunser Menif
setueien un6 Der ipar iebr reid uni
pornebm; er tpuBte nor 2angpeile
nidt, mas er init ieinem 9eben an
fansen iollte. 11nS 10 bemiibte Ell
iih stunbe fir Stanee, pie es e6er
fam, tobt5uidlasen. Mit geten
natiirlih nt6t, 6as mar linn I6or
laneit cine persefiene Sate, nnf
oorum mar aud Der Ieste uni
9eSmfe id)on felt Sabren
aus ieiner Seele Encouragement. 9a.
fir NOR aber, tpie Sic @eIhiAte er.
sablt, niein Sers 10 bart tpie Stein,
10 trofen tpie Sols. 10 falt mie gis
unb fir @ott unb @elieion sanS
un6 gar neridloiien."
Wie er nun zines Cages bon Io,t.
ter Nidtstbun absemattet SurA Die
Straben itreidt, besesnet er elmer
Stride. Dos NOR linn iest er.
ipiini6t, eine Stride bate er i6on
lanse nidt seieben, bos mar i'm,
iest bas aQerneueite. !SGtte er nur
5ebn Winuten melt porfpGrts in iein
9eben idauen fonnen.
er tDare gepiB nift in Die Stride ge-
sangen; aber 10 sebt er NIT Gtod
unS Stiefel binein, iteif tpie elm
leoerner gnglan6er, Der auf Meiien
lit. CT idart redts unb idaut
unb min idon rpieoer binaus
ba bdnst riidmGrts an Der Sir.
ein Iebbaites Bib; oas
min er audi nod ieben unb sebt BIN.
Sas 8ilb ipar inelt itno freunolih.
gs mar absebiloet 1abib, Ser alte
pie er auf ieinen anieen
9,tBtbr1nen rinnen linn aus
Den Iugen iiber Ole bIeifen gefurd.
ten Wangen nieSer, 1lno ein gngel
8ottes itebt por ibm nit elmer
solsenen Sfale, Inn Die ~foitbaren
aui5ufaneen i,ns Dor Got.
tee Sbron aIs gntselt fir i6pere
S&ulo al bringen. 4ieaeiht
mGre Der iunge Meni6 tpieber faIt
sesansen, pie er s~efommen; aber
ea itebt nod mas unter Dem 8il6e
seihrieben, bas nuB er pornisia
aufJ nod leien. gs hieb: ,Topib
bat MIR elm ein5iges Mal geiiinoigt
unb INNER aetueint. l1no on fin.
Digit INNER nno peinit MEL" (St.
anguitin.) SIMMER = ME" -
oas tparen iest uie stpei &letten nit
ifarien @ieberbafen, Die iif feIt
unb aab an ieinsr SeeIe ~anfIammer.
ten. SIMMER - nie!" bas tparen
pie awei @iinideIrutber, init Senen
Der MaIer burh Bib uno @crt
an bas burte Sers bes SiinsItngs
- rnb iieb. sr beb baraus
atObsn sdas, Cine beige
srdnste sns 5crfnirihie Sers
ms @ilse, nne BALI bsrnad, ANA
zine b~coronste seele ans Der Stride.
100 furj Supor eiu perrettetcr Menid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
9Nns oYs y;Tsa A,

@as aIs iidre crnieien 1T,
fam orrd cine ielbit unouifos6are
Sfmicrisfeit nidt erihuttcrt
lpereen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20
Die gumbinatiuns.G . l STIR sesen
ben arebs

bat Die Gutbeibung Ser bcIIter
meoiSiniIGen gutborit6ten Ser @elt.
gs piiroe mabrideinlih ionoerbar
iein, menn 2elite, melhe Sbatiod1er
fennen rnS nit @eidmiiren bebaitet
iino, lire 3uflubt 5u Dem gefiirhte-
ten Meiier nebmen ODER Su Dem bren,
nenoen Eflaiter, melde bisber nit
iolf fatalen Iusgansen besleitet ge.
meien iino. Die Tbatiade, oaB In.
nerbalb Der lesten iebs Sabre lid,
iiber einbunbert Merate unter uniere
milbe acknowledgements geitelt ia.
ben, 5eist oeren @ertraiten All Ser
neuen Metbobe Der 9~ebonol,ina bic.
Ter bdBlifen &ranfbeit. Berionen,
ipelde bebaftet iinh, iperoen mobl
oaran tbun, INN elm freies Bud su
ifrciben, oas nabere @naaben uno
Yreiie BON Del giebt. Man fpenoe
iih on: or 8pe, Sraper iii,
&anlas gitp, Mo. 3
-*-+-x-
90 ii6 Sein Sofmutb nod 10 mad.
tig blabe,
gste fIiesit Dr. iber otb binaus:
Gin 2uftbaIop iNbt auh IN Sim.
rrelsnGbe
gsidt lDie ein fiibnse ablar aus.
A~--+-+-t--
Die SoIse elmer grfaltuhg lit
ein Sniten. Gie Solee uadj Dem
@ebranh BON Or. gugilit aonia's
Samburger Sruittbee lit cine ailr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-20

bineinsesansen mar, @ott iei's se.
banft!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-22
SALIVA CUTOFF GONE.
Famous 20-NIilc Grade Washed Away
by Raging Mountain Torrent.

The Salina cut-otf--is no more. To
be more correct the 90 miles of grade
which was built -four years ago and
which was the means of the building
Of more railroads---on paper--than the
railroad editors could find presidents
for has disappeared
This is the Information brought by
a gentleman who has been visiting Sa-
Una, He states that with the exception
of some short stretches the entire
slade has been carried away by the
waters of Salina creek which have
been on the rampage recently follow
ing the melting of the snow and the
warm rains. incidentally the creek
not only honeycombed the grade but
also carried away the wagon bridges
leaving some virgin soil for the next
engineer corps that comes along To
build cutoff between Denver and
Los Angeles.
Salinas big railroad boom of 1902
has petered out and with II apparently
has gone the lively hurry IN coal pro-
perties that the road was destined to
fan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-22
HOME FIRE LOSSES IN OGDEN
WILL COME UNDER $1,000.

Al The office Of the Home Fire In
surance company. Heber j. Grant g.
Co, general agents, this morning said
owing 10 tho system Of limiting SIS
risks 20 certain amounts in each block
and the fact ;hat the especial block
where the fire occurred IN Ogden was
only lightly Insured, the Home Fire net
losses by today's conhagration win not
reach $1,000, and they may not run he
youd $500 OF 5000. The Home Fire has
always been given excellent patronage
In ogden, where a considerable par. u
its assets are Invested, but most OF It's
risks are on dwelling houses, and are
thus widely scattered.
We have been IN receipt Of numer-
GUS applications today for insurance IN
Ogden, 40 that our losses viii almost
be offset by new premiums received"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-22
SPIKE AND RAIL.

l.. Drake, district passenger agent
for the Rock Island. returned from
Colorado this morning.
Roy Adamson travelling freight agent
for the Rock Island IL back from an
absence OF two weeks at Rawlins,
Wyo., on wool business.
The various railroads brought In
about 200 people yesterday from out
side points owing to the Bernhardt ex-
cursion rates being IN effect.
Frank j. Groesbeck. travelling pas-
senger agent for the Rio Grande, re-
turned this morning from escortIng
the special train Of soldiers east as
far as Grand Junction.
Harry S. Haskins, travelling passen-
ger agent for the West Shore. ana c.
w. Smith, travelling passenger agent
for the Canadian Pacific. both with
headquarters In Chicago are here taxi
ing In the sights.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-22
MANUAL TRAINING
WORK OF CHILDREN
Eight Hundred Articles Now on
Exhibit at Keith
0'Brien's.
FROM THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Interesting 10 Note That II Is BY Hands
OF Pupils Ranging From 10 10
- Years of Age,

The large south window OF the Keith
O'Brlen Dry Goods company on Main
street is filled with some 500 articles
representing the manual training work
OF the children In the Salt Lake public
schools. IL Is a mSst creiitable exhibit
that is deservedly attracting much pub
lie attention. the plan being to leave the
display there until next Monday, so
that everybody can have a chance TO
see what good work Salt Lake public
school children are capable of.
BY CHILDREN.
II is interesting to note that all this
work is by the boys and girls of the
ifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades,
aged 10 10 IL years. and the time spent
by pupils IN this work was about one
hour and 10 minutes pere week. SIX
hundred OF the articles are from the
hoys' manual training department, and
300 are sewing EXHIBITS from the girls.
All OF the schools are represented ex-
cept the Riverside, and the Twelfth
schools, which are having their own
exhibit on this week, and II was not
deemed advisable 10 disturb them.
WORK OF BOYS.
The boys shc'Y sleeve boards, IRON
ing boards, towel racks--some quite
laborate clock cases and picture
frames 1.-THE later being colored In har-
mony with the general tone OF the pie
lures enclosed. There are plant boxes
very substantially made which are be-
ing introduced into all the schools for
I'm lgtsr H..tA H..s aplx laEA uf0 N
ladders from the Hamilton school that
might be put on sale at any store,
waste paper boxes OF varied II not ela3-
crate design, Photographic work Of
marked merit. drawing kits. attractive
spool racks, saucer racks. drawings Of
various articles made and IN the win
dow. scroll work, a. Roman chair that
calls for special attention, colored call
endars, a flne jardiniere stand, II Jew
elry box by Louis Rayboud of the
sumner school. said 10 be the best A.
ticle on exhibition. and a host of other
things both large and small.
SEWING DISPLAY
The sewing display shows an array
that would be credit TO experienced
needlewomen, and is n striking Illus
tration of the amount of latent talent
Tor mat class OF WORK III sUlN, ana
which can be brought out by the ex-
perenced instructor, The display IN
cludes a wide variety of articles of un-
derwear for both women and children.
In lace work embroidery work open
work, etc, after many kinds OF pat
terms and styles. The initial letter em-
brodery on pillow slips and napkns Is
very rreditahly done and Is considered
a good way TO reach zip into the highaf
grades of needlework In fact the high
character OF the talent shown here, Is
something Of a pleasant surprise TO
many people who have not been fol-
lowing tho progress made by Salt Lake
children N the schools
The general manual training super
vision Is by Mr. D. W Parratt, and the
sewing work Is under the direction OF
Miss Anna Corbett of Cambridge, Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-22
HORSE TRADING PUG.
Severely Trounces Unoffcnding China
man and Must Answer for II.

This morning a warrant was sworn
out for the arrest OF one Charles Powell
on the charge Of assault and battery
Powell las had more or less police no.
toriety during the last half decade, aud
this case IL likely to develop into
something more serious than Powell
has bumped into for some time.
The complainant Is Monaghan
named All Lock-no relation whatever
to Yale Lock-and he takes oath to
his big Joss that Powell battered MIN
IN most shameful manner this morn
ing.
According to Information at police
headquarters, All Lock went into Pow
ellis feed yard this morning and sat
down to eat his breakfast. Powell then
rushed upon the ipoffensive Chinaman
and began 10 beat him, making the lat
ter's face look not unlike Chinese tea
sign.
All Lock made his way to the police
station and, after a consultation with
Prosecutor Daily warrant for Pow
ellis arrest was issued. The horse trad
er will have a chance to explain INIT
ters to Judge G. b. Diehl tomorrow af-
ternOOn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-22
GOOD JOB FOR CUTTING.
lie Has Been Appointed Private Sec
rctary to S. W. EccIes.

j. W. cutting, secretary to Assistant
OF the Oregon Short Line. has resigned
his position To accept that of private
secretary to :. w, Eccles, vice presl .
dent and traffic manager OF the Amer
lean Smelling and Refining company.
Mr. Cutting VIII enter upon his new
duties at once and Will accompany
Mr. Eccles on his various trips To
Mexico, the Pacific coast, New York
and other points. This position was
held by BILLY Bennett who now ~
mains AT the head offices on Broad
way New York. He succeeded Harry
5. ToVker who was with Mr. Eccles In
the old Short Line days and now has a
splendid position as representative for
the big smelling concern at San Fran
cisco
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-22
THE BURTON CASE.
Senate Election Committee to Inyes.
tgatc Effect OF Decision.

Washington, May 22,-The senate to-
day directed the committee on privi-
leges and elections to investigate the
effect OF yesterdays decision by tht
supreme court In the case OF Senator
Burton. The resolution was offered BY
Senator Hale and read as follows.
Resolved. That the committee on
privileges and elections he directed to
examine into the legal effect of the late
decision Of the supreme court In the
case of Joseph r. Burton. senator
from Kansas, and az soon as may he.
10 report their recommendation as TO
what action, II any, shall be taken by
The senate"
The resolution was adopted without
debate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-22
POLES ARRIVE FOR
BAMBERGER ROAD.
Four Carloads Of Ceder Now Be.
ing UnIoaded at Farming
ton for Line.
DOUBLE TRACK ALL THE WAY
Poles Are 10 be Set Between the
Two Tracks to support the
Power Wires.

President Simon Bamberger OF the
Salt Lake & ogden announces that the
work on electrifying the road between
this city and ogden is being pushed
and by way OF a preliminary four car
loads OF trolley wire poles are now be-
ing unloaded at Pennington. These
cedar poles are part OF a consignment
OF $500 ordered shipped from Sand
Point, Idaho, and are to be placed at
intervals between the two tracks.
Work on double-trackine is now being
commenced from both ends of the line.
The laying Of s5-lb. steel also Is to be
crowded In the near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-22
VETERANS WILL ATTEND.
ANNUAL Church Service Of q. \. II.
order Next sunday.

The @ A. r.. veterans win attend the
annual church service of the order,next
sunday morning, mt the Westminster
Presbyterian church. with the pastor.
Rev McClaiu Davis 10 preach the SER
mon. u has been decided TO have
q parade on Decoration day, when the
Mexican ana Maxwell posts, Womens
Relief corps, and Reynolds circle. win
be escorted by the local commands OF
the National guard, the High school
and All HalloWs cadets, the veterans
of the Black Hawk war. and the Span
lsh and Philippine war veterans, with
Held's, the State, and the First Regl-
ment bands to furnish music, The
orator Of the day IL 10 be Rev. 7. \.
Simpkin. at the Mexican Post munu-
ment, with possibly Bishop David II.
Moore Of the Methodist church pres
ent TO make few remarks The
Maxwell post VIII attend to the deco
ratl0ns In the City cemetery, and the
Reynolds circle OF the G. a. II. will
decorate the graves al the Fort Doug
las military cemetery. II. G. Sieater
is to he the grand marshal Of the day.
The National Guard commands include
combanles G and II, and band, First
infantry, troop a, Cignal corps, Hos
pltal corps and. the battery.