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gLEcrRIcAL CONTRACTORS.


BUcKMAsTER BROTHER & co.
Electrical Contractors and Jobbera
Estimates Furnished. o2l Market 81.
d. & A. PHONE e9S6A- DEfsM 1907.
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.-CLASSIFIED ADS-
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE ETC.
SHERIFF SALES.

SHERIFr"S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ OF Levari Facias to me directed,
Will be exposed 10 public sale az the
Court House ON Market street. between
Tenth and eleventh streets. In the City
OF Wilmington. New Castle County, Del
ON MONDAY,
THE 18TH DAY or NOVEMBER. 1905,
at 10 O'Clock a, m.
tho following described Heal Estate. viz;
All that certain lot piece or parcel on
land. situate In the city Of Wlmlnstoh
aforesaid. now known as No. Az Shlpley
street. and bounded and described as iol-
lows, TO wit:
Beginning at a corner stake at the wes-
terly side OF Shipley street as formerly
laid out at thirty-three feet broad tpence
extending northwesterly anu passln 3
through the middle OF the partition wan
between these two messuages to the out
side Of the wall OF the kitchen OF that
messuage; thence with the end wall OF
that kitchen and soatherly parallel win
Shipley street five feet and three Inches;
thence northwesteriy and parallel with
Fifth street thirteen feet; thence north-
easteriy and parallel With Shlpley street
five feet and three inches TO the former
direction thence northwesterly and par
allie. with Fifth street about twenty-siN
feet to a corner in the old line; thence
by land formerly Of Louden Allen north
thirty-twO degrees east tWenty-three ieet
four inches more or less to land formerly
thence along a line cf said land south
frty-eight degrees, east FIVE perches 70
Shipley street at the width aforesaid
thence down the same south thirty-two
degrees west twenty-three feet four In
ches. more or less. to the place OF be-
IL Aning, be the contents more or less
And all that second piece of land adjoin-
ing the above described property Nn
tho rear) twenty feet parallel with Ship
lev street and lhrty-fonr feet In length,
parallel with Fifth street, be the contents
thereof more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Maria =. Mccormack and
Michael j. Mccormack, her husband
mortgagors and it's, and 20 be sold by
HARRY l. GILLIS. Sherin.
Sheriffs Ofhr Wilmington, Delaware
November ]. 1906.
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WILSON
PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT LINE.
IRON STEAMERS BRANDYwIlIE AMI
CITY OF CHESTER.

AhON STEAMERS BRANDYWlNiE AND
CITY OF CHESTER
Leave Wilmington. 4th s-.est vh.rf.
wt,,.et-4n,s and sundays for Chester ara
fhliadeinhia, at T.So a. m. and ls0 p. m
t-etN" C,ltetei uur hour later
Leave t'hlrdelphia. -hcstnat e,rs
Mharh Weekdays and Sundays, at 1850
a. M. Ais J.. M.
i-eSN~ Chester one hour later
r,,',afes including Saturdays and SUNDAY
t.ii,iiaueipha excursion. g6c-one way i5C
~egsler excursion i5c-one way i0c.
~, Suippers OF freight have frequent ecr
tS careful handling. prompt deliver
co,..ssi loi protection from the weather b.
Ov,rrered wharves and wagons.
10 secure these facilities. order vour
n,,t rs Via WILSON LINE" Chest.
nut nut street whnrs. phundeiphla, and
NN1ieh "ereet wharf. Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON,
General Manager.
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PROFESSIONAL.

MUSIC TEACHERS.
Wilmer c. Hlghfcld. teacher Of music
S0l n Harrison ST. Delmarvia Phone 29e6
s12-3m-eod ta
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ALTIMORE &OHll }
RAILROAD
schedule in efsct May =. 1906

Schedule IN erect May q. 1906
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue stato
WILMINGTON. DEL.
DAILY. DAILY except sunday. sund
NEW YORK and, the East. .s2s. .s
90 LLi9. su35 a m, .2s. 'sso. '5.i
ls - 2hLPHiA '2.2b, '5.25, .o.0 eoca b.
.o9'i9. 80 tlocan. 500. $40. 1894 Qoca ,
fg.te slofS docaD. ii05T QocaD, lll 1,
sil.os a. ln., l.21. 1895 locaD. @3.30, s. j
No.an y, i4.5e Oocal). '6.l7 Royal LIN
fsso gzo locan.. ZOO i7.o5 docaD. a. +.
CHESTER. $50 fioosD' IA %. IN fiocai i,
80 80 $50. ss.3i liocai), = 20, sioH uoca }
cni' oio2' vocaD, sllH 4. m. li.2e l5.c6 a. >
SChit 800 locall, 451 Oocal). $40 Qoca }
d ti09 s'0e uoeaD, '1t2, is5s QocAD, oil.
SA.sL;sTINoRE q Z MO- and wAsHINGToN, s4li
=, 90 Royal Limited. :" .soa si0os D. ~.
n12a' ~ ',i q, MORE and Way Stations. H.tA.
.-yc,ie o. NJ. $40 $500 n M
Ntr.N Akk. @f.l3, 100, sS16, ii.0l, q. n
sn 'Los. !2io. $3.50 $500, 100. 40.
sINcERI.Y. roo ssie ina cExpres
e m, li2io. 1910. $50 (Express), s6cl'
.'n su.90 D. m.
LA.,NSnIsENRERc AZ and Way stations. 1915,
1sis.,'fis ~ y -. = n. 900. " q D. no.
c,,k1ee,'y, royal v Limited" 'loos D. m.
/ SS,ffiitlSS.AGQ, .sie n. m, '27 D. m.
WILLIE, ssis n. m. sios ssos ,. rn.
bel. ave. sta, peinarvia Tel 2to3: ID. 6
q, tel. li2e-A City Ticket Office
| MARKET street: y. 4 A. Tel. 175s-A. De
marvia Tel 21qh
II. a. Miller, Travelling Passenger Agent
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FOR THB SOUTH.

Atlantic Coast Linc.-Express. LOS a NJ.
and 1885 r. m, daily.
Southern Railway-Expresu. 40 q m !,
625 and Ta D. m, daily
seaboard Air Line Raiiway-Expretl
40 a. rn and $50 d. m, daily.
Norfolk and Western Railway-FCr
Memphis and New Orleans, 6% p m b
Dhesapeake a Ohio Railway-Exprei 8
1i.of a. m. weekdays, n.i9 and S1s p. ~.
daily.
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PARTNER wANTBD-succcssful tailor
with rne store and bright prospects de-
s,res partner with some capital One who
an look after the accounts preferred A
uiendid opportunity for young man
o 60 into profitable business. Capital
VIII be entirely safe and bring big return.
Apply B. C.. journal onice. osl-u
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WANTED.

EATTR ESSES-Why sleep on hard,
mpy mattressess You can have them
1dc over at trlhlng cost at Yeates and
INN. S35 Orange street.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

wANTED-Girl to learn operating. Ap-
ply at Shoe Factor, Fifth and Walnut
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WANTEI,--c entlemen for nicely furn-
ished rooms with board. use OF gas and
phone. Apply No ? Sixth ava. near Mary.
land ava sl5-u
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

GOOD accommodations for six or eight
gentlemen. s1l vandever avenue. s2s-tf
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DrT,AWARW DIVIeTON.


For New Castle, SIS, SIS a, m, 605. g. 4
and 6b2 D. m. weekdays. l.bd a. m. AMI
a.M D. m, sundays.
nor I.cwes and Rehoboth, ga a. o..
ana 3it D. m. week-days, 7.53 a. m. ar I
ia0 d. M, sundays.
Tor Dover. Hnrrlngton and Delma
62s 1912 a. m. 3.!i, eba .. m. and i,f
night weck-days, 1853 a. m, 40 p. m. an
1900 night Sundays.
For Harrington and way stations. al-
n mi, and 3o5 p. m. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles. old Poif
Comfort and Norfolk, 1919 a. M. weel \
ders and 1900 night. daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY ana CAPE MAY
Connecting via West Philadelphia. ~
Broad STREET $50 n. M, 122 co. 258 and
p m, weekdays; S12 a. m. and SIS p. y
Sundays.
eDining Car. Accommodate
The Wilmington Transfer Company
call for and check baggage from hote
and residences
For further information. apply 20 J. :
McWilliams. City Ticket Agent. bo3 Ma
ket street or At the station. Telephol
city ticket office. d. and A, $3.50. or De
w ". ATTERBURY. J. n. wooD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Ms
GEO. w. BOYD.
General PASSENGER AGENT.
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BOATS AID LAUNCHES.

LAKE ENGINE. COME SEE IT RUN.
1r write for information.
!. IT. LAKE,
Bourse B'dT.. Philadelphia. Pa
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARD.

N>~~~~-ee~~-~---
LOST-A -pocketboolf. containing about
$500. between Ninth and King and Sec
ond, and Harrison. Liberal reward If re-
turned to c. II. Scott, Second and Harri-
son SITS. ~ n16-2t
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HARRY 7. GILLIs, Sheriff.
Sheri0's Offire WPmington. Del.
November 9th. 1906 : j u - =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-04
WINDST0RM HITS CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. 3.-One man was killed
and a score of persons injured and fully
100000 worth Of property destroyed by
a Windstorm which struck Chicago to-
night. At one time during the storm
the wind reached a velocity of sixty
miles an hour. Many pedestrians mar
rOwly escaped being killed by flying
signs or falling chimneys.
Along the north shore where the wind
seemed to exert its greatest force, trees
were uproOted and everything movable
was torn away. In Evanston and
South Chicago, as we'll as IN the city
proper, the wind worked great havoc.
The greatest loss was in South Chicago
where an open hearth furnace in course
Of construction by the Illinois Steel
company was blown down. Several
men were working on the furnace at
the time, but all escaped injury. The
steel company estimates its loss at
$1,000
The fatality due to the storm &C.
CURED in West Madison street, where
Thomas D. Henderson was struck on
the head by a falling sign and died in
the hospital a few hours later.
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Oqden Briefs.

The Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly
Will entertain their friends in the Union
Labor hall next Monday evening.
Rabbi c. J. Freund Of Salt Lake con-
templates opening Il Sabbath school for
Hebrew children in Ogden in the near
future. Definite arrangements are now
being made.
Miss Mary DaIrympIe. sister of Dr.. w
G. Dalrymple. slipped on the icy pave
ment on Twenty-fifth street yesterday
and fractured the smaller bone Of the
wrist The fracture was reduced by Dr.
". H Hinton.
The real estate mems association held
Its regular meeting at the Weber club
yesterday. 1t was reported that the value
of property has increased COnsidera bly,
of late in Ogden and that a number Of
important transactions are now under
consideration.
]. w. Abbott OF Ogden headed a party
OF ten who left for Croydon yesterday
morning 10 inspect the site of the pro
posed cement works and also to exam
Inc the beds of cement rock which are
owned by the company.
The funeral services over the remains
OF the late Erdlay Hampton will be held
at the Fifth ward meeting house at >
clCck Friday afternoon. Remains MAY
I De viewed at the Larkin undertaking par
Tors between 10 and l o'clock on day of
Gent Telephone cOmpany's Ogden office
TOOK the entire force out for a bob
sl&d ride last evening. Subs We're put
on IN the main office so as to permit the
whole Of the regular force to participate
I'm the outing.
Kelly 81 Herrick closed up a real es-
tate transactio yesterday by which the
property at 272-4-6 Twenty-fifth street
formerly owned by the -Eceles Lumber
company. was sold TO Mrs. D B. Te-
pham. The parcel OF land is 65x155 feet
and contains several stores that are oc-
cupied. The consideration passed in the
deal was close TO $4,000.
marriage license has been issued to
joseph NJ Dye, ., of Buffalo, n Y
and Miss Emma Christie, II, of Ogden.
In the municipal court yesterday the
case against Bruce Oberlin was post
poned TO permit Oberlin and Miss Emma
Christie to be married. The wedding took
place In the sheriff's office and this wiz
probably put an end 10 the case.
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NEW KAYSWLLE OFFICERS.
Treasurer Resigns and VIII 9eTnov.
to OGDEN.

Kaysville, Jan. &-The outgoing city
council at its final meeting completed the
business Of the year and left a clear
slate for the new officials The reports
of the recorder and treasurer showed
that one year ago there was S1,034A in
the treasury. Receipts from licenses were
81 1876; from city sexton, S145; from water
taXes, 1911. As; from miscellaneous sources
S106.22; total, S3,05S-76.
Disbursements were as follows: Salaries
$3.50; roads account, ST. 206.S9; reservoir
repairs S60156; miscellaneous expenses
S50.75, leaving a balance on hand OF $664 O6
The city sexton reported fifty-six IL
terments during the year 1905 twenty
eight from Kaysville and a like number
from outside places OF the local deaths
eleven were under I year, two wers be-
tween l and 20 years and fifteen were
adults. There were thirteen males and
fifteen females.
The council approved the bonds of in
coming officers and then adjourned.
Mayor R. ". Barnes and Councilman
w. ]. Sheffield George II. Blood. John
c. Owen. George Swan and Hubere 9.
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DIES IN CALIFORNIA.
Young Man of Layton Passes Away
in Los Angeles.

kaysville, Jan. "A telegram received
by Ephraim P. Ellison of Layton today
was TO the effect that Warren :. Steven
son, prominent and highly respected
young man of Layton. died at Los Ange-
les this morning. The deceased was 81
years of age, having been born Jan. l.
1870 He was q son of Mr.. and MS.
George Y. Stevenson of West LAYTON,
and son-in-law Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Ellison. For about two years he mad
been afflicted with Brights disease, and
a Few weeks ago he went to Los Angeles.
by advice of his doctors, to take a treat
ment at a southern California santa
rum. Letters received a few days ago
indicated that he was making progress
toward recovery. At the bedside Of the
deceased when he passed away were his
wife and only child. boy years Of age,
his mother and Farley Ellison, a brother
in-laW
z. p. Ellison leaves for Los Angeles tC-
night to accompany the remains home
They Will reach here about Saturday.
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A BRIGHT boy, 10 or II; good pay. SO
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ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
POWERS & MARIONEAUX' law Of
flee removed to new Herald building,
Main street. Bell phone 1880
SCAVENGERS.
SALT LACE sCAVENGER co. Office
Atlas Blk Basement Tel $50.
KEEN SANITARY COMPANY Office
g. W. lst South. Tel AL X
EDUCATIONAL.
GATRELL'S Unique School OF Short
hand and Typewriting. Hooper Bldg
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RurIaI Of W.. Joseph Woo.

Funeral services were held over the re-
mains Of Mrs. Joseph Wood at the Fifth
ward meeting house at l o'clock yester-
day afternoon. Bishops Counselor T. A.
Shreeye presiding. Solos were sung by
Mrs. Mary Farley and the ward choir
rendered a number Of selections. The
speakers were Peter hammers, President
c. +. Middleton, President L ". Shurt-
nff and T. A. Shreeve. Interment was in
the City cemetry
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PASSING OF MRS. SHIPLEY
Resident of Ogden Since 1868 Goes
to Her Reward.

Another of the pioneers passed away
yesterday when death overcame Mrs.
Elizabeth ShipIey. widow Of the late
William Shipley. Mrs. Shipley complained
10 her daughter the evening befOrt of
not feeling well. Before she could be put
TO bed she became unconscious and DR..
II. b, Forbes was summoned. An exam
inattOn proved that Mrs. Shirley had
been stricken with paralysis which re-
suited in a hemOrrhage of the brain. She
fingered until S:l5 o'clock yesterday morn
ing when the end came. She was born
In Spittle, England, Jan, 8, 1890. She
came to Utah with her husband in 1863
and has lived in ogden ever since.
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District Court Notes.

Judge Howell yesterday took up the
damage case of F. ". Ellis VS.. the Og-
den & Northwestern Railroad company
TO recover $500 for hay stacks burned in
1904. 1t is alleged that the fires were due
to sparks from engines.
A complaint in a sheep case was filed
In the district court yesterday by 3. o.
Piles against T. II. Ballantyne ct al.
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STORAGE AND MOVING
MOVING, sToRAIGCE, PACKING Nn
aHTpPTNC

MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING M
SHIPPING
The Redman Van & Storage Co., only
firm in the city owning and controlling
three-horse vans, two large warehouses.
expert furniture packers; can ship your
goods to any part of the United Sfates
and save you money. Member of the New
York Furniture Warehousemen's associa-
ton. Have correspondents IN all the
principal cities. II you want your goods
shipped from any point east or west see
concerns makes 1t possible to save YOU
money and trouble. Office. 11a-115-1I7 s.
West Temple ST. Both phones 900.
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LOOKING FOR IRON PLANT
Factory Plant Donated and Agent
Out Seeking Manufacturer
Willing to. Come.

At a meeting of the Ogden Increased
Population club last evening A NJ. Van
nernlees donated five acres of land for
3 factory site to any legitimate concern
that may wish to locate here. Tho land
Is on the line of Twenty-siXth street. on
the west side of Weber river. A repre-
sentative of the club is at present in the
northwest endeavOTing to secure an iron
plant to be located in Ogden The pos
sibility Of a number Of factories locating
here were reported upon favorably at
the meeting
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WORTH ABOUT $4,000.
Steunenbers Not Possessed of Great
Wealth When Killed.
lspecial ID Nc Herald.I


Boise, Ida, Jan. 3.-In an interview this
morning with a. X SteUnenberg, brother
OF IdahO martyred ex-governor, it was
stated that it is not probable that the
murdered man left a will. He made d
VIII some time ago." said A. X. Steu-
nenDerg, but afterward destroyed it.
DO not believe he later made another I
nave not yet taken up the business of
examining into my deceased brothers
business affairs and cannot tell much
about his holdings yet. He however
was not rich man as some have seemed
TO surmise- He was interested in quite
number of enterprises and will not
have left his family In bad shape He
mad some extensive holdings in sheep;
about $4,000 I should judge, in banking
stock, scattered about the state, most
OF which is invested in the Caldwell
Banking & Trust company Of which he
was president and which was founded
by m-sef. He was also interested in
the Barber Lumber company, but to
what extent I am unable to say. not
knowing. In all l think we shall find
that Frank died leaving his family the
home here and about $4,000 or $40 600.
It IS possible the figure may reach $50
W.
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Attacked by q Mob

And beaten, in a labor riot, until COW
cred with sores, a Chicago street car
conductor applied Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and was soon sound and we'll
Il use it in my family" writes G. J
WEIGH Of TekOnsha, Mich, and find ii
TNfect," Simply great for cuts and
burns. Only 25c at T. c. NJ l. drug de-
partment, 112-114 Main street.
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Dies in Wyominq.

! Word was received in Ogden yesterday
[Df the death of Mrs. Eliza Stephens,
which occurred at Alton, Wyo. She was
the mother of Mrs. Alice GreenWelI Of
ogden, was a former resident of this
of her death The remains will arrive in
Ogden Sunday morning and the funeral
services will be held that afternoon. at
the residence Of Mrs. Greenwich, 2422
Monroe avenue
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FLORISTS.

SALT LAKE HUDDART FLORAL Co,
"a E 20 So Phones 81. Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral.
r A LAMBOURNE FLORAL Co, 8.
Main. With Willes-Horne Drug Co. Flu
neral work and decorating our speciality.
THE ROSERIE-Cut flowers, floral ar
rangements. 142 s. Main Both phones 4gs
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Insured for $4,000.

The family Of the murdered man today
received a message from the Boise Life
insurance company agent that deceased
4 carried full paid up policy In the com
pany for $3.50, and the company is ready
TO settle at once. 1t had been known
that MI Steunenberg had carried a pol
icy or that kind, but IL was supposed he
mad alloTed it to lapse long ago. In a
Iaik Mrs. Steunenberg reflected the idea
that the assassination of her husband
resulted from conspiracy in which some
OF the old Occur d'Alene enemies of her
husband were concerned Referring TO
the man who committed the deed. I feel
sorry for him. No one can tell what
| influence may have been brought to bear
upon him Continuing, she said she
hoped the authorities would succeed IN
/ Capturing all concerned in the plot
A II. SteUnenberg, the banker said
today he felt satisfied that his brother
received some warning on Saturday. He
acted in manner unusual to him. There
was a matter of great Importance to be
attended 70 In the bank. It required the
presence Of both. He a. K. Steunen-
berg) endeavored to get the governor to
TAKE the matter up, but the latter did
not seem IN a frame of mind TO consider
the subject Finally il was postponed for
the day. On Dec. II Hogan appeared
at the land office at Haley and made
homestead filing on tract of land
near Rupert on the Mlndoka tract Re
signed his name on the papers at Thomas
Z. Hogan mot h. Going TO the fore
man OF the Minnie Moore mine he
asked for work. On being informed that
! there was no opening he became some
what ugly.
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New Schedules for Trainmen.

At a meeting of the local lodge of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen notice
was received from the grand lodge calling
for a meeting of the grievance cOmmitI
tees on the Denver & Rio Grande sys-
tenn at Denver. Jan. 26, and for the
Southern Pacific system at San Fran
cisco Jan. 29 when new schedules will
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was kept over the Hitler homestead to-
night, no one being allowed to enter the
grounds. A Mazcy Hitler was quoted
tonight as saying that ne believes that
Mr.. Edwards died as the result OF
stroke of apoplexy.
The autopsy Will probably be per-
formed tomorrow morning. Medical Ex-
aminer Bartlett, who viewed the body,
refused to make a statement concerning
the probable cause OF death.
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Caused ereat Excitement.

When Orchard made the statement in
the probate court, men familiar with the
conditions fairly gasped with astonish-
ment. The Robertson firm has always
been the attorneys for the Occur d'AIene
dynamiters. Mr.. Robertson assisted in
conducting the defense and his fra al
ways appeared for these people in any
matters calling them into court. There
fore the guess of the people in the court
room familiar with the facts that it was
the Robertson firm that would send a
representative here. The astonishing
statement showed the prisoner had ar
ranged plans under which he would be
furnished the service of an attorney in
the event Of his getting into trouble and
that he expected attorneys would be sent
to him Immediately upon publication of
TIL fact that he had been arrested
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FOR RENT FURNISHED.


One-haIf cent a word Daily. prepaid.
Five cents counted line if charged.
One cent a word Sunday prepaid. Ten
cents counted line Il eehharged.o o---o~0
LOWER floor of a nicely furnished
Groom modern house; barn; two in fam
lily: close in. Apply 257 n, LIST w.
TWO rooms for light HOUSEKEEPING;
ground floor; modern house. 1853 z. Sd So
LIGHT Housekeeping, two nicely fur
nished rooms. L Kendall square. Phone
1877 K.
FURNISHED rooms, $500 per
month; two steady boarders. 36S Uni
versity street.
TWO ROOMS for light housekeeping,
modern. 20 E. N. Temple street.
FINELY furnished front suite: strictly
modern; no children; housekeeping. "A
u. Brigham.
DESIRABLE room. close in. strictly
Second East
6,ROOM modern house, nicely fur
nished; piano; good opening for right
party. Reply a 0nce. 1855 street.
TWO well furnished modern rooms, close
IN: Apply $50 East End South, phone Bell
ELEGANTLY furnished house, : rooms.
fuTnace. 195 st. Inquire ct 1877 St.
NlCELK-FCRNISHED rooms, 81 % per
week. "A South Second East.
BOARD and room for 2 gentlemen. S25
per month each; steam heat and modern.
225 e. South Temple. 49,. ....-.
NICELY furnished front room. S65 Z.
Sd So.
FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping,
ground floor; no children. 345 South Sec
ond West
NICE front room, modern, so. "a q.
Fifth South. Phone l563-Y.
s-ROOM modern house furnished, Jas
X. Shaw. under Walker Bros Bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-04

Burton will hold their first meeting Mon
day evening next
This afternoon Mrs. Mary \. Lewis
Thompson. the new city treasurer, placed
her resignation IN the hands of Mayor
Barnes, to take effect as soon as her sue
cessor is appointed. It is understood
Mrs. Thompson is to remove to Ogden.