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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28
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Of all the characters~in modern stage life none has the genuine charm of novelty so strongly marked as that of the leading character in the de- licious comedy "The Marriage of Kitty" which will be seen at Mana hans Opera House tonight. under the management of Jules 1;urry. imagine.
 if you will, a girl so free from the fet- ters of conventionalities that she in- nocently asks her guardian and God father to get her a husband to support her, for, of ali the various kinds of employment open to young and good looking women that Of matrimony ap- peals to her with greater force than any other. She even consents 10 marry a friend of his to help him tthe friend} out of a scrape, for, by so do-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

praise for the act itself as we'll as the manner of the doing of it.
 "The Marriage of Kitty.
 The two scenes of the sparkling comedy, The Marriage of Kitty 10 be produced at the Opera House to- night by Mir. Jules Murry of New York, are laid in the chambers of London barrfster and in the villa of the hero inc on the lake of Geneva. There is nothing startling in either the stage setting or in the atmosphere" which surrounds the play. In the first scene the plan is matched, and. in the second. carried out to its delightful conclusion. John Travers, solicitor and God father to Kitty, is beset by the woes of both his ward and his friend Sir Reginald Belsize
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28
No RESULTS ANNOUNCED.
Will Not Say Whether
 They Will Go on Strike or Not.

FL PASO, Dec. 27.-The result of the referendum vote of the conductors of the Mexican Central and it's branches in Mexico. upon the proposi- tion to strike on the first day of Janu- ary unless their demands for increase in wages. which has been pending for some months be granted, has not been announced. Coductors running into Fl Paso and Juarez will not discuss the matter. The result may be an nounced tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

ing, she enables him to evade the pro visos of his uncle's will and tafter
 diyorcing her) marry the girl of his choice. Once married, however, milady is loath to give up the man she has learned to love, and, the two scapegraces elope, The husband with his own wifet Miss Florence Gear, the young and handsome comedienne who plays the part of the charming but capricious Kitty, brings to the part just enough roguery and coQuetry to make it seem to be perfectly proper proceeding for any one to take upon herself responsibilities the like of which were never before contem- plated by sane young woman. She compeis admiration and unstinted
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28
EIGHTEEN LAPS CAUGHT.
Are crowding Into Ei Paso at un
 precedented Rate.

FL PASO. Dec. 27.-Immigration officers today caught eighteen Japan csc at Palair. eight miles from here on the Rio Grande river. These were part of gang of fifty-three which were refused admittance at the port and had succeeded in crossing the river at Palair. They were at once deported.
 This city's Japanese population has increased recently at an unprecedented rate. notwithstanding the rigid en- forcement of the immigration lave.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

From a contemporary 1t appears that Senators LaFollette and Spoon CT are mot speaking to each other. And from the size of the Congression- al Record. ir appears that they are not speaking to the Senate, eithc-.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

Perhaps to show the actually un- paralieled prosperity of Kansas .n a particularly striking way, the papers are gravely discussing the proposition as to whether or not there is actually any such place as hades.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

If the President uses his big stick on the Lumber Trust. he may make 1t abandon its Say nothing but saw wood" policy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

The charge against Senator Baiiey seems to be that he used Standard Oil axle grease to make his halo shine.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-28

So far as presidential messages are concerned, these days. if you don't see what you want, ask for It.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09
FOR REFORM
IN The KONGO.
Boston Mass Meeting Would
Blot Out ReprOaCh Plea to
&0OseVeIt and Congress.


BOSTON MVch 9.-wlth a view to
stirring up Amerk'N sentiment against
the reported conditions in the Kongo
Free State, of WHICH King Leopold of
Belgium is the noIlinal ruler, Il public
meeting was helY in fremont temple
last night underi the auspices of the
Kongo Refo. u Association.
The meeting adopted resolutions call
ing upon the president and congress to
deal with the situation in that coun-
try. President q. Stanley Hall of
Clark university presided. The speak
ers included Rev. qohn H. Harris, for
many years a missionary in the Kongo
Free State: Rev. Herbert S. johnson
IL Rev. Everett ID. Burr, ID. D., pas
tors of Boston churches.
The speakers outlined the deplorable
conditions said to exist in the African
state and appealed to the meeting for
support of any action which might be
found eXpedient by the United States
government.
In connection with a discussion on
the powers of the American govern
ment in the matter the following tele-
graphic correspondence to Elihu Root,
secretary Of state, and signed by a rep
resentative Of the Kongo Reform asso-
citation, was read:
Am | right in saying that your po-
sition is that our government does not
share supervisory powers of Berlin
giuputp1.ino and ic MT eninnatant tn
make investigation. but that o do
not wish to be understood as holding
that the case is closed or as declining
to consider further information as to
facts OF suggestions of action along
other lines! Meeting tonight. Wish
to be strictly accurate. Will use above
unless corrected by YOU
The following reply of Secretary
Root was read:
Your understanding stated in your
telegram is quite correct. / I'm much
obliged to YOU
The meeting adopted the following
resolutions:
Resolved, That as the United States
was the first power to recognize the
flag of the independent Kongo Free
State it is fitting that it should be fore
most in efforts to ameliorate the ter
rible lot of its helpless native inhabit-
ants.
Resolved, That we respectfully urge
upon the president and upon congress
to take all possible steps, either by
circumstances, by diplomatic CORE
spondence or otherwise. to end condi-
lions which are IL reprOach to the
civilization of the twentieth century
and repugnant alike to religion, justice
and humanity"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09

NEW YORK, March 9.-William A.
Malaney, a paymaster for Post x Nc
Cord OH one of the buildings the firm
is erecting with %nonunion ironwOrkers,
was burned and painfully cut last
night when a man whom he says he
recognized as Il striker threw Il bottle
filed with ammonia into his face. Ma
laney fell to the ground, but us he did
so pulled a revolver from his pocket
and fired it to attract help. A police
man and several hundred men finally
captured the miscreant. and when
locked up he refused to give any other
name than John Doe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09

MORRlSTOWN. Tenn, March D.
That the citizens of Hamblen county
resent the recent action of I. Cuyler
Smith of New York in petitioning that
he be allowed to change his name to T.
Smith Cuyler has been made manifest
here by the county convention nomi-
mating the following ticket: For siler-
if. Horace NJ. Smith: for county court
clerk. James l.. Smith; for circuit court
clerk, Leon +. Smith: for trustee, Isaac
Lane Smith, There are fully 800
Smiths on the tax list.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09
Eighty Cent Gas Bill Passes.

ALBANY. n. Y, March o. The
Page-Agnew eighty cent gas bill was
passed i'll the senate, with only Il few
votes in the negative. Senator Gard
ner defended the state gas commission
and intimated that the Stevens bill to
repeal the state commission act had
led the commission to a hasty conclu-
sion in fixing the price of gas in New
York at so cents. He believed the
price was unfair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09

LAKEWOOD. \. j.. March 9.-john
II. Rockefeller when he was ut Lake
wood gave orders to his superintend-
cnt to place gates across each of the
three roadways entering his property.
He was annoyed by hackmen who
drove around his place with parties of
sight seers, and he was determined to
keep them out. The Ridge avenue
gate has disappeared. The gate was
about twenty feet wide and -four feet
high.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09

PEKING, March 9.-The emperor of
China. Tsai .Tien. is i'll. kilograms
have been dispatched to all the vice
roys asking them to send their best
physicians to Picking. The physicians
at the palace here say that the en-
peror's illness is serious, but not alarm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09

CINCINNATI, March 0. The de-
cision of the soft coal operators in
Ohio. Indiana and Illinois to fight the
miners demands has brought a crisis
in the situation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09
Three First Choice. Won.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March Sat
Oaklawn Stand Pat, Tres Joli and
George Vivian were the winning IA
vorites. Mordella broke down when
she had the fourth race at her mercy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09
Cheese ; Crackers

Swiss Cheese, old and rich, only ID ......... zoe
Muenster Cheese, choice imported, only ID zoe
Limburger Cheese, September made, only ib .1Sc
Roquefort Cheese, finest French, ID ....... 40c
Emmenthaler Swiss Cheese, special ID ..... .29c
Leyden Cheese, Best Holland, 1b ......... .25s
Nogel Ost, choice Swedish, ib ............ .23c
Gammel Ost, old and sharp, ID .......... tic
Myse Ost, finest Norway, ib ............... 13c
Edam Cheese, Van Rossein' s, each ........ 93c
Pine Apple Cheese, large size, each .....% 45c
Sap Sage Cheese, green imported, each .... &c
Royal Toast, n B c, large packages only &c
Graham Crackers, Manhattan, large package. &c
Soda Crackers, n B C, large packages only &c
Animal Crackers, the best, special ID ...... &c
Butter Crackers, best Trenton, special ID &c
Oyster Crackers, best Pearl, special lt &c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09

Genuine sugar-cured
Hams. very fancy quality.
cut from corn-fed pigs and
fresh from smoke-house.
Elsewhere Ice, very special, lb
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09
One Dollar
In STAMPS With Each Article.

Can Snider's Tomato Soup 15c
Package Sultana Raisins .13c
Package fancy Dates 10c
Cake Rmkel's Bitter Chocolate 10c
, packages Mince Meat, each 1Oc
6 cakes German Borax Soap ..... .25c
, loaves fresh Bread. each ........ SC
, packages Peerless Biscuit, each SC
, pounds Ginger Snaps, ID ........ &c
> pounds Soda Crackers, ID ....... &c
Large can Stove Polish .........1 0c
Bottle Ladies Stove Dressing 800. 10c
Box best Ball Blue Zoe
Can Dutch Cleaner .10c
, cans, One Pound, Milk, each 900. .10c
, cakes Securing Soap, each ..... SC
Box Pride Soap Powder ........1 loo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09
CANNED FRUITS

Lemon Cling Peaches, large, delicious fruit, in heavy syrup,
reg. 22c, can 18c
Golden Apricots, fancy quality, very dainty, reg. Zoe, can tic
Yellow Egg Plums, Sunset brand, heavy sugar syrup, spe-
Ga can -. loc
Green Cages, Sunset brand, very delicious, special can 49,. 16c
Red Raspberrics, nicer than the fresh fruit, special can 15c
Strawberries, Narragansett brand, in extra heavy syrup,
Pineapple, Terrapin brand, sliced or grated, very special,
can LOG
Cherries, White Oxhearts, finest York State fruit, special
can 15c
Lombard Plums, Stony Brook brand, New York State, spe-
cal can &c
Cherries in Maraschino, finest French, quart bottle, 65c,
pints, 45c, IL pints .23c
Preserved Ginger, finest Canton, in large earthen crooks .49c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09
One Dollar
In STAMPS With Each Article.

BIB box large California Prunes Csc
BIB box fancy Carolina Rice ...... CSC
BIB box fancy Gloss Starch ....... zoe
Alb box best Washing Powder 18c
BIB package Prepared Buckwheat lie
OF. bottle double strength Ammonia 10c
ct. bottle best Laundry Blueing -. 10c
Large bot. "Nabob" Prep. Mustard 12c
ct. bottle pure Vinegar .1Oc
Large bottle delicious Olives 12c
Large bottle Worcestershire Sauce 12c
Large bottle red or green Pepper
Sauce .1Oc
Large bottle sweet Spiced Catsup .12c
Large bottle Chill Sauce ........ 10c
Large pkg. Macaroni, the best .... 10c
Large box best Egg Noodles ...... 12c
Large box best White Hominy 49,. 10c
Pound box best Corn Starch ..... &c
Pound box finest Pearl Tapioca ... INC
Pound box choicest new Farina 49,. &c
Pound box selected Pearl Sage .... l0c
Pound French Mixed Candies ... 12c
Pound home made Pound Cake 49,. 15c
Pound delicious Chocolate Creams .15c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
ANXIETY OVER EARTHQUAKE.
Many Logan People In stricken city
Commercial club Proficrs Md.
SnocInl Carreanondancc

Spf'lhl '0IltHpuHHNll'''
Logan. Cache Co.. April %. AT a spe-
cial meeting of the Commercial club
held yesterday. President Ballard was
Instructed To wire tho mayor of San
Francisco. extending the sympathy Of
the citizens and making proffer of
any aid that Logan can furnish IT,
alleviate the condition Of those made
homeless by the great calamity.
+, A. Box, representing the state
auditor, Is at tho courthouse checking
up the accounts OF the auditor ana
treasurer.
The city is putting In cement cross
ings at the Junction Of Main and
First North streets.
LOGANITES IN SAN FRANCISCO.
The greatest anxiety is felt here for
the safety Of the Logan people now Ia
San Francisco. Every effort possible
has been made to reach them by wiro.
but so far without success. Mrs. Han
nah Thatcher of this city has Il mem
bers OF her family in the stricken city.
Mr. W. II. Apperly has a wife and
daughter there, and when last heard
from they were residing IN that part of
the city which suffered most from the
earthquake Among the Logan people
known 10 be In the city at the time OF
the disaster were the following; c. D..
W, Fullmer, wife and two children.
Hizzle Thatcher II. G. Hansen, wife
and one child; Joseph w. Thatcher.
wife and two children; Hattie and VIII
liam Thatcher; Andrew Eliason. Jr.,
and wife, Mrs. +. J. Broberg and three
children, Joseph Hill. Oswald Hansen,
Miss Amanda Johnson. Jacob West and
daughter Joel Nibley Is at Leland
stanford university. Prof. W. H..
Chamberlin and wife are at Berkeley
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
OGDEN SCHOOL AFFAIRS.


Ogden, April 2l--The board OF edu-
cation last evening received the report
or the supply company. awarding the
contracts for supplies for the coming
school year. which was adopted by Tie
board. Those receiving contracts were
a. +. Hestnark. J. H. Spargo. Boyle
Hardware company ogden Furniture
company Watson Flygare Hardwl are
company, Utah Stationery company y.
A. Mcmillan company ]. o, Woody and
Lambert Paper company
The financial committee reported
having received Sc, $1,000 from the coun-
~ treasurer, on the county's apror-
tionment OF county school funds The
treasurer's report showed cash on hand,
S4,Scs,ls.
The teachers committee reported that
all teachers nov employed but eight
fsd applied for reappointment, and
unless the applications OF delnquents
are received at once their places Will
Be filled by others.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NUPTIALS.
A license to wed was granted to JOS
eph II. Skeen Of Ogden and Miss Ien-
cite A. Mcfarland of West Weber, both
Of lawful age.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs Ellen II. Guthrie has been APP
pointed administrator of the estate OF
Elizabeth u. Robins, deceased.
Mrs, Frank briggs received a tele-
gram last evening from her sister, Mrs
Woods, who was supposed to be at SAN
Francisco, that she was all right, TO-
gether With her husband.
Mr., Busch of the Busch Brewing
company of st. Louis. arrived in ogden
| last evening from san Francisco. where
| he narrowly escaped death In the 1t,
| Francis hotel, He was met at the de-
| pot by g. l.. Becker. He detailed n
most narrowing story Of the earth
| quake and fire He continued on Hast
| at O'Clock.
"The Witch of the Woods drew a
| large audierce last night at the Grand
Opera House. and another large crowd
Is assured for tonight,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
Piles IA Years
Terrible Case Cured PainIessly
With Only One Treatment Of
Pyramid Pile Cure.
Free Package In Plain Wrapper Mail
cd To Everyone Who Writes.


81 have been q terrible sufferer OF
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ing an this time you can have an idea
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Now, after trying but one treatment
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Anyone suffering from the terrible
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will get instant relief from the treat
ment we send out free, at our own
expense, IN plain sealed package, to
everyone sending name and address.
Surgical operation for piles Is UNI
necessary and rarely a permauent sue
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Pyramid Pile Cure is made I'm the
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The coming OF cure In felt the mo-
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Send your name ana address at once
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After seeing for yourself what II can
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any druggist AT 60 cents each, or, on
receipt OF price, we will mail you same
ourselves Il he should not have Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

DR.. John Lewis Cars, opticlan, OF
San Francisco has come to Provo TO
reside. He A. naturally very much
Interested IN the San Francisco IRE,
and pleased 60 learn that the fire, as
reported. win not extend west Of Van
Ness avenue, whore his relatives re-
side.
Philip Byrne the Catholic priest OF
San Francisco. who cut his throat here
yesterday while suffering from mental
arrangement Is IN fair way to re-
cover His mental condition seems
now 10 be normal, and he expresses
horror and surprise that he should have
attempted to take his llfe. Father
Kelly Is expected here today 70 take
the patient to Salt Lake.
Thomas McCloary has been added
10 the list OF lecturers of the B, Y. L..
lecture course FOR next season. His
subject IS "Thc Man with the Hoe
George Higgs and wife Of Alberta,
Canada. are here visiting the Brigham
Young university, where Mr. Hisss was
a former student. He IL now preparing
to go on a mission to Germany
The b. Y. w. nature students are
working IN their first school garden
They are experimenting 10 ilnd the ra-
ito OF production to labor per acre.
Gov Cutler has appointed Mrs. IDA
Smoot Dusenbarry as delegate 10 the
convention Of Charities and Correc-
tions I'M Philadelphia next month, be-
ginning May T.
Mrs Rebeccd Little OF the T., of U.
regents and Mrs. Anna Wells cannon
visited the Brigham Young University
yesterday.
srbrouoh tbo oanproeitv of thn Brig
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE.

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but the worst thing you can possible
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

IN two days ago, but was disregarded.
This morning Just before entering, the
men decided that the company had had
sufficient time to decide what II intend
ed doing, and II no raise was forthcom-
ing the works would be closed until
other arrangements are made or sub
sttutes supplied The strikers were in
formed that II would be an easy mat
ter to get all needed help but they
doubted It. They are determined TO
have the raise or prohibit future opera
tons. The Greeks handed In petition
of a similar nature, which was granted,
and the citizens feel they are entitled to
as much recognition as the foreigners
and they have the sympathy of the peo-
pie.
MURRAY NEWS BRIEFS.
The Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
ment association will give a party
Tuesday evening They will entertain
the ward with an excellent program
with refreshments in a full supply. The
young ladies have worked hard TO COM
plete the arrangements and II is hoped
that their efforts will be crowned with
success.
The Murray Business & Promoting
association made canvass to aid the
san Francisco sufferers. The people
literally contributed, and neat sum
was gathered, which will be dispatched
at once.
All the business houses here will be
closed April %. The merchants all ex
pect to join the Manufacturers e. Met-
chants association of Salt Lake city in
the Get acquainted" trip to Manti.
Miss Margaret Barr has resigned her
position as school teacher at the Ar
ington school on account OF poor
health and has taken trip east.
Bishop w. b. Erickson OF South Cot
tonWood VIII leave shortly for an ex-
tended business trip to Mexico. He will
be gone probably four months. Mr..
Erickson is also judge or the Juvenile
court here. which position he will re-
sign. Probation officers have not yet
decided whom they will choose TO MI
the vacancy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

H. Dusenberry; treasurer p. II. Holt;
executive committee. David John. Reed
Smoot, Jesse knight, w. II. Dusenber-
ry. Lafayette Holbrook visiting COM
mittee, Susa Young Gates, stephen l..
Chapman and Jesse knight
FRUIT COMPANY INCORPORATED.
Articles Of incorporation OF the Utah
County Fruit and Produce company,
organized to do "A business IN raising,
buying and selling fruits and vegeta-
bles, locating and owning land and
water rights. etc. have been filed with
the county clerk, The principal place
OF business Is 10 be In Provo Bench
precinct, and the capital stock IL $4,000,
divided In shares of the par value Ot
$40 each. No stakeholder is to own
more than 40 shares. In the com
merciil and shipping department Z per
cent is to be the net earnings on stock
holders shipments and the capital
stock is to be sold only TO fruit and
produce growers OF Utah. The follow
ing are the directors and officers. II, f..
Dufln, president; y |. Bunnell, vice
president. Joel A. Johnson, r. II. Cuff
j H. Booth. Don 6. Clayton and Ray
V. Wentz. Mr.. WentZ Is also secretary
ana treasurer
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bullock of Lone
Tree Wyoming are here visiting rela-
lives. Mr.. Bullock reports his uncle.
Jared Bullock, a former Provo man
who also lives In that section In very
feeble health. While stopping at Jared
Bullock's place yesterday morning on
their way to the station at Bridger
Mr. and Mrs. Bullock went In to call
on their uncle, leaving a little boy and
a smaller child In the wagon. The lit
tie boy left the team which ran away,
and after running about three-quarters
Of a mile the child was thrown out
Of the wagon, bu. fortunately was not
injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
PROVO DEPAR TMEN 7
The News" 10 Delivered by Carrier in Provo At
Ssvsnty-Five Cents Per MoAth. R J. Dusdals, Aseat.

appropriated Mayor Frisby Will COM
municato the action of the city council
Ia the Commercial club today, and
steps will be taken TO take up popu-
lar subscription. Several Of the coun-
cilmen expressed the intention of MAX
ing personal contributions.
The board of trustees of the Brigham
Young university met here yesterday
and organized with the following Off"
GERS and committees;
President, Joseph +. Smith; vice pres
ident, David John; secretary, Wilson