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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
SIo.Safota.

Charles Tofer, elm Snrnler
bieIes Stuntes. lit infoIge zines
Sruumes lpegen Worbes gum Sooe
perurtbeilt iporDen. CIR bate Die
@itttpe bes Grmorbeten eebeiratbet
utb bier Sabre nit ibr 5uiummen
9elebt. obne bab elm @eroa6t gesen
i'm gei6opft lpuroe. @ie feline
Srnu erSGblte, eripafte lie zines
Nohts iufol9e beftiger 9elpeaungen.
pel6e er I'M Sraum madte. Sein
@e,i6t nabnt einen i1redlihen Ilts>
brud an. er mndbte cine Seipe9un9
nit Den Sdnben. ais Oh er eineil
@ienid)en gu erbroIieln iu6te unb
Idrie: p@n0lid babe ih Si6,
Nuguit!" Goder itanb ais aned)t
in 9ieniten bes Farmers Iu9uit
SGrDoer. @ines I6enbs famen
Seibe etpas angetrunfeu naG Sauic.
8dbrenb Srnu S6rDber Die Yferbe
beior9te, 9iug Hoder auifeinenb ms
Sett. Nm ndhiten Wor9en fanb
lie Die Sei6e ibres Wtannes I'M Staa.
Iaem @nidein nah bate err iif ers
bGn9t. Sic nedte Toder, Der I'M
tiefen S6lni lag. Ser @orfaq
purbe gemelbet unb Die Goronerss
SlrD idIlte Elm auf Seleitmorb lars
tenbes Gerbift. Goder beiratbete
na3 GINGER 3eit Die @itttpe. sm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
WeW Dorr.

Ser gontraft fir bns 2egen
bes Slnoaments fir baS ncite Sins
ger'id)e @ebdube, einen .0tmmels>
%ltiirmer" bon AZ Stodtperfei1. Der
an @roaopap nnb 2ibertp Strnbe in
Nen 9orf 9ebaut miro, iii an Die
.Sounbation Company" ber9eben
tporoen. SaS @ebGuoe mirb cine
9obe o $50 Sub erbalten, 100
SUB mebr nIs bas Sarf Hops@ ez
bGiibe. Sic Sunbamente bes Sc
bGiibes iperben in cine Sieie bon
so SUB inter bas Strabens9 tipeau
reifen unb alf mniiipem Sels9eitein
liegen. Irhiteften unb Sn9enieure
periolgen Die Arbeiten. Die in ges
piiier @eiie alf benz @ebiete Der
.@olfenihaber" sGonitruftion babns
bredenb itnb. nit DEM erobten Sn>
t%ereiie. Gin Corps bon Sn9enieu@
rem lit bereits nit ben @%orarbeiten
bei6dftigt.
@enn Sen,anb in einem @aits
baiie nod Der Nabl5eit 2offel, Nei>
Ter unb @abel cinitedt urb mitsehen
beibt. 10 nennt man bas in Stem
9ort: .Nnbenfen." Sns lit port
10 Srau6 nnb Die Ieip 0orfer .9otels
beIiser bnben iih iparan aepobnt, 10
an Die $4,000 jdbrlih fir lolbe
Inbenfen alf bns Gerluits gonto gu
l6reiben. Sauptidhlih Die Oamen>
melt ion li1 nit bieiem Inoenfenz
ipprt befaiien lnb Die Sotels fonnen
ii6 ni6t anbers belfen, oils DaB lie
BEL @aitereien, an benen Sumen
tbeilnebmen. biIi9es gBgeidirr aufs
legen, Ieiier unh 8abeln 81 is
Gents bas Stiid unb 2Dffel 81 6
Gents bas Stiid. Sic ieben fir
cine Iaft gang niebli6 aus lrno Der
@erluit lit niht grob. pentl am nd6s
item Morgen Der pritte gbeh fVblt.
limb er feblt mad Der @erii6errng
Der Soteliers. Sic Wdnner iinb
nenieer gefdbrli6. besbalb biirfen
lie nit edtem @eidirr ipeiien. Sa
ioQ Der @erluit ni6t mebr ais -5nei
Yro5ent betragen. Cine nette @es
ieqihaft in Dem faibionablen (9ielp
Yorfl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18

Sremben, Der i'm mad einem eeniis
Ten Sptel befragte. Ser Sunae
permodlte feline Iusfunft sl seben;
pa mubte er 81 ieinem Merger ieben.
fple Elm 5ufduis berbeisefommener
Vtann fir feline 8elebrung bonn
Trempen 20 Sranfs erbielt. Sic
Sret Itanoen nod einen Iuaenblid
betIammen, ba bat Der Sremoe ben
Iusldnfer. linn raid inn ndditen 2as
ben cine quite Giearre an fanfen,
ibm sleih5eitie Elm Speifranfenitiid
einbdnbieenb. Der Sunge lief fort,
lparb aber tpieber suriideerufen.
User biiret mir fir bldg meinte
Der Sreinbe. Niht fail, Iberaab
linn Der I~usldufer leire 600 Sranfs
unb elite fort, Inn iid6 bur6 feline
Sromptbeit au6 elm 5tpan5isfrnnfens
itiid 5u neroienen. go raid er
ai6 5uriiffam, 10 mar er bod gu
ipGt. = Der Srembe iparb ME tptes
Der geiebenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
Suitig gcIcbt unO

lelio geiprben - 10 iabilirt Die ireoeIhnite 5hprz
heit ~iunlirteu ihrer auireibctocu &er9nl1 urgsn,
iueld1en Der 9orper mad oeu ihiuereu slulpriidlen
oeS nentigeu 2cbenSerrperbeS uidht geluamieu 1T.
S9eun aber Die strait g1ullidl per9elbct, iueni
iih eiu 5uoesahuen Der Sdlpadhe %einl!elt. oanu
gic6t es Setleu uno 3dbnctldpper hill loier yer
Sipeiluns. S9prous 3peierlr' Si entnehnien III:
Scbonet cur. @einnobeit. ST. ne aber idpnn ants
aegr!iien, ieioet DIR ifpn an Matti9,ett nno
Sdmdd1e, al 6limmeru ppr ben 9luSen uuo
Sdminoelnuiileu, an a~opiidbmer5en un0 Ser5s
tlopien. &criipptnng uno &eroauin9Sbelthiuer@
ben, Gebers uno Iierenleibeu ltro anDerer arants
beiten, ueldbe Die aDrperlidle .SerrItsunq anz
inelpen, 10 perSipeiielt nlidl ilidlt sleid1. uno por
9liem pertrDoelt nidlt Die tpitbare 3eit. Die sud
nod bleibt. nm iuieoer geiuro peroen gu tOnnelt,
nit unnitbelt alagen ODER gar oamit. oas 5br
BON einem Giudialber Su ben anoeren lauft, Die
@ndb bod nur nit ifarieu Often hodlitenS cine
ooribergebenbe 5duiduug Der SeNerIng pers
idlafi en-. IS siebt oann bob nod, pie 5oulenoe
BON 8ehetlten freloig be5eugen. EN- 4 deres Witt
lei: bic berlibinten uur ants beilir itti9en Shars
sen 3ubereiteten ct. 8ernarb arduterptlen. y lie
&ppthefen. % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
Der &ebenSatbeut

gs lit cine be5ei6nenbe Sbatia6e,
baB bas itGrfite Sbier leiner @rDBe
mad Der Gorilla, au6 Die grDBten
lunsen bat. &rdftise 2uneen meis
men frdftige Nuturen. 8ie Die
Srgane Der @tbmuns in ri6tiger
Srbnung 5u balten. ioate hes @ans
mes Sauptitubium fem. Glei6 piez
len Sauienben Inberer bat SralI
Ora Stepbens aus Sort @iaiams,
g., gelernt fpie bies gu tbun lit.
Gle i6reibt: ~Srei Slai6en bon Or.
Sings Sem Discovery beilten meis
men 5ipeijdbrigen Slriten unb befrei>
ten mid bon lpas meme Sreunbe fir
Mus5ebrung bielten. 8, bieie Gr5es
nei lit fpirflid srobartig fir Salss
unb 9uusenleiben." 8nrantiert bon
&. @. 8uete. $50 Wlain StraBe.
Su6uque, Soma. Yreis so Gents
unb $1.0O. @eriu6sflai6en fret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18

Gage na6 Ser Na6t, ols CT ben err
lr0bnten Sroum bate, perlan9te
fcine Srau auffldruns iiber icin Be-
nebnlen. @r befannte ndd) eini9cm
3D9ern. rnb er Sfrooer erbrpiiciiIte
unb Damn Die 2eihc i'm StaQ uuf>
1ing, I'M Den @lnuben 5u crpeden,
ooB Elm Selbitn,orb porliege. 3ua
sleid) erfldrte er, bdB Ell lie nieoerz
ldieben nerbe. ipbalb lie Ods &C.
beinruiB pcrrotbe. Nuf Den 3eugen@
i1unb leugnete Hodcr. ien1dls elm
Inld)es Sefenntnib ab9ele9t Gil baben.
CUR Sefrdfti9un9 bieier Iuoinge
leote Die @ertbeibigun9 mebrere iebr
liebcpolle Sriefc Dor, pelde Srnu
Epder an ibren Mann geihriebcn
bate, ais er i'm @efdngniB iaB, alio
nobbem CT bas &etenntniB abgelc9t
hattie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18

mcnen Gmpfnna crhielt. Ser nelle
6abrgait ncriufte, iiG bes Steuers
r1bca iI bcn1ddltigert. mar aber in
ieIncm lirteyneGmcn BON feinem CIR
tc.a be?fcitct Inb 'mubte lppbl pber
i,ccl Die Satrt bis @rcmirg NIT
mcacn, no CT 8iemllid u%niauft auf
Die Strabe geictt lyurbe. Neepc
~pcriol9tc, bon gerecbtcm 3prne err
Grificu, bic bDien Sobrer biz Srs
oir1ton, pbnc inbeiien i'm Stanbe 5t
iein, Die MaINine fcitjubnltcn. Sms
mcrbin mn CT 9tiidiih 9enug, Die
9hmnmcr 5ll ~erfaGren. Gr erbob
cine GnfInHe ge9cn ncn Gigcntbii>
nler bco Nutos, ba er lpcber cine
beiaB, nod Die Ntlmmern,
lpie b~orgcihrieben, an Den 2aternen
%dllgebrGdIt purcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
Groke oenti&e fatbolti&e ct.
Soiepb's>G olonie.
Sas bette 2anb ais freie SeimitGt.
ten Su baben. - SdDne 0rai.
rte init Walb in ndditer
HGbe.

Siinfbunbert (5OO) beutife ia.
tboliide Samilien baben iih 2anh
in Der ct. Soiepb's Golonie ae.
iidert. @emeinben iino ihon ae.
griinoet unb Sblaten.Batres Der.
ieben Die Seeliorge.
@ir baben beidloiien, Die GoIonia
tpeiter nod @eiten a,,ssubebnen, mo-
gutes 2ano uno reiblider @olS
borbanben lit. Gin Der neuen
giienbabn, neIhe our6 Die golonie
fommt, miro auf ileiBio -ebont,
I'm tpeitere g%lusfunft idreiba
man on
aatboliide Goloniiations- 0cieaihait,
9attleforo, east. Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
Wcw ScrieD.

Don elmer Sobrt niber ieineu
Biaen. bel Der or obenorein nid)t nit
Gincebanbiduben %augegriffen purbe,
tpeib Der Spe6inlpoli5iit Heepe, bon
Uiillburn 81 er5dblen. &l5 ipdt
am Abenb Elm Sutomo6il ben Srt
paiiirte, perIu6te er oasielbe nn5us
balten, ba Der 2enfer bes Subrs
tperfs aber feline Initalten mod)te.
feiner Iufforberung 6olge 81 %leiiten,
bielmebr ieiner SerbafhIr9 lid oLrh
bic Slu6t 5u ent6iehen periu6te,
fprans &eepe fur5 enti6loiien in baS
Nuto, mo er einen iebr unpiafoms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
Tim Den untIamt 81 teticn",

iaet Gam. Genban aus Tbillipsburg.
Sans. obebede man benielben NIT
Slldlen's srnica Salbe unb bicielbe
miro baS iibrige tbun." SdneIlite
@eilune fir SranOipunben. Senlen.
@cldrpiire. 9riibpunoen. 6dmorrbois
ben, Salt Gbeum, 9%eiprungene
Sdnbe, lpunbe SiiBe unb pebc Iugen.
Slos % Gents bel &. 8. 81 e.
656 @tain Ctr, Subuque, Solpu.
@ardntirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
e6,uets.

= Cine fat nnslalibli6e Iaipitdt
leste jiinsit elm 9enfer Gusldufer
an ben Gag. 9enuftraet. Die
Wiiet9iltmme i'm 8etraee Dor 600
Sranfs Dem |erfpalter al iiberbrins
gen, trof er auf benz 8ege auf einen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
Gines GeriuGeS wertb.

8. 8. 9rotpn, Der populGre Sem
fionss Intpalt gu YittSfielb. ST.,
fagt: r3und6it elmer Seniion iinb
Or. Sings Neip 2ife Yilen ous
8eite." CT i6reibt: .9ieielben
halten meme Camille %poait6nbig 9es
funb." S6nelle 9eilung fir aopis
inch, @eritopfung unb @aleuiibel.
% Gents. @arantirt bel 3. 8.
0fnete, 656 @iain Str. Subuque.
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18

SHE glib einem ainbe mad
Iilben ben @or5ue. Soiepb's bunts
far6ieer Hof bra6te bieI Summer
uno Sbrdnen in's Saus.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
AMENDMENTS TO RATE
BILL ARE PRESENTED
Reading of the Proposed
Changes Arouses Interest in
the Senate.

WASHINGTON. May S.-senator Gull
lom today presented the Allison amend
ments to the railroad rate bill. They
Will be printed and lie over until they arc
reached in their regular order.
Much Interest Shown.
The reading of the Allison amendments.
In which Senate leaders are agreed. was
listened TO with great interest, ana AT
its conclusion the amendments were
hurried TO the printing office with In
structions TO have them printed and re-
turned to the Senate today. The amend
ment. after striking out the words. Fair
ly remuncrative, in section four OF
the bill, provides for the insertion after
the word prescribed the following:
Under Orders of Commission.
can orders OF the commission. except
orders for tho payment Of money, shall
take effect within such reasonable time
and Will continue in force for such period
OF time, not exceeding two years, as snail
be prescribed In the order Of the COM
mission"
In the Same section the provision
specifying when orders of the commission
shall take effect Is stricken out
AS to Bringing Suits.
Then comes in the original Allison
amendment providing for the bringing oil
suits against the commission and after
the word office" Is to be inserted the
following;
And If the order OF requirement has
been made against two or more carriers
in the district where any one of SAID
carriers has any office. and the carrier
has it's principal operating office In the
District of Columbia, then the revenue
shall be in the district where said carrier
has It's principal office. and Jurisdiction
10 hear and determine such suits is here
by vested In such courts.
Deals With Injunction.
In the same section, after the word
suits" is to be inserted Including the
hearing on nm application Tor pre-
lminary injunction
After the word causes is to be added ;
provided that no injunction or interio-
cutory decree -5uSpendtng or restrain.
ing the enforcement OF an order OF
the commission shall be granted except on
hearing. after not less than seven days
notice to the commission.
Only in Supreme Court.
An appeal may be taken from any
continuing an injunction in any suit, but
shall lie only to the Supreme Court OF the
United States. Provided further. that the
appeal must be taken within thirty Gays
OF the entry of such order or decree, and
shall take precedence In the Appellate
court over all other causes, except causes
of Ike character and criminal causes
One Section Struck Out.
The amendment further provides for
striking out the last sentence OF sec
tion 8, which reads as follows:
Whenever an order of the commission
made I'm pursuance OF section 10, as
amended, other than an order for the
pa yment of money, shall have been COM
piled with for the period of three years
such order shall not thereafter be in
force as against the carrier so complying
herewith"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
PANIC IN MUSIC
No Use to Ask Refugees From Fire
to Play.

NEW YORK, May S.-There was a
fire in the cellar of the Musical Flats"
The fire itself wasn't interesting. 1t
caused $500 damage in the cellar. But
when the women and children of the
twenty families occupying the struc-
turc-at No. 11S East Eighty eighth
street-nad rushed to the street a
scene ensued that amused policemen,
flrcmen and spectators.
Every man in the house can play
some kind of musical instrument One
by one the musicians, all Germans and
members of orchestras. came stagger-
Ing out with big bass violins. 'celos,
huge horns. trombones and flfty-seven
varieties Of melody producers. The
children In the street begged the crum-
pled-up throng TO play. But music had
departed from the souls Of the tenants
That Is, for a while.
Later. however, rag-time and classic
selections fought one another In the
same old way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
BIG ESTATE SETTLED.
Schandein Will Case Is at Last Out
of Court

MILWAUKEE. Wis. May S.--Terms of
the final settlement of the VIII OF Mrs,
Lizette Schandein were made public IN
the Probate court today, Mrs. Ella h.
Frank and Emil Schandein, who contested
the win, are given $4,000 In cash and goo
connpany each the shares having face
value of $1,000 each, In addition each re-
ceives $3l2,5 500 of property bequeathed by
tho Will of their mother.
first wife, Will receive $4,000 OF per cent
bonds in a Milwaukee brewing company.
The will made no specific provision for
u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Many Tremors Recorded.

During the first half hour after the
big shake there was slight tremor,
some time between 10 and II o'clock. No
more were recorded until the 25th,
when one was felt at 3;1S. on the 26th
at 1874 one was recorded, another on
the 10Th at 1909. One on May was
at i:51. one OH the dth at SIS, on the
9Th ut 1890, and on the 9Th at 3:11 n. m.
The big one was recorded at II min
utes and IL seconds after o'clock,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
WOMAN HELD UP
Bold Highway Robbers Attack Coach
of New York Matron.


NEW YORK, May S.-Four highway
men made bold attempt last night TO
hold up coach In which Mrs. Dor
mltZer, wife Of Walter Dormitzer. an
India export merchant of No. Is Broad
way. New York, was being driven from
the Pennsylvania depot In Newark to
her home In South Orange.
Attacked the Robbers.
While passing a lonely spot In Cen
trail avenue, Newark. near the canal
bridge, two men attempted to grab the
horses. one attacked Coachman James
Carr, VINO beat the man off with his
whip, and the other sprang for the
coach, but Mrs Dormitzer courageously
held the door handle so that the man
could not open It,
Oath Of Vengeance.
The highwaymen swore vengeance at
Mrs, Dormltzer as the spirited team
became frightened and dashed UP the
street dragging the men until they
were forced TO drop.
Mrs. Dormitzer said that she be-
lieved the thieves were hangers-on of
circus which was then spreading
tents on lots near the scene Of the
hold-uo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
PERKINS, CASE UP.
Question as to Contributions to
Political Parties.

NEW YORK, May S.-Argumcnt was be-
gun today upon the George w. Perkins
case in tho appellate division Of the Su-
preme court Mn Perkins was former
yice-presdent Of the New York Life In
surance company He was brought before
the court In March on n charge brought
to test the question OF whether the MAX
ing of a political contribution by the In
slrancc companies constitutes a crime,
The case now comes before the appel
late division on an appeal from ruling
by Justice GrcenbNum that such contribu-
tions constitute larceny.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
DISASTER AT SEA
Russian Vessel Strikes Floating
Mine: MANY Killed.

SAN FRANCISCO. May S,-The steamer
Dorlc reports that the Russian transport
Salze is undergoing repairs In the dry
deck at NaSasaki
AS briefly reported by cable several
weeks ago the Salize. while conveying
2J0O troops from Vladyostok 10 Odessa
struck floating mine
About $50 soldiers were killed and the
vessel was badly damaged, but temporary
repairs were made and 1t proceeded to
NagaSali.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
To Build Clubhouse.

CHICAGO, May Sat a dinner marked
by extraordinary enthusiasm the mem
bers OF the University club last night
formally authorized the building of a
new clubhouse and before leaving tho
table subscribed total Of s61S. $50 for
that purpose. The new home of the club
viii be built at the northwest corner of
Michigan avenue and Monroe street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Rockefeller Product.

In one OF the Hobbies is the exhibit Of
z class OF the sixth grade. Miss Quinn,
teacher. This class took up petroleum
and It's producte. ana have In evidence
everything from the crude oil to the I'm
iShcd candle. 1t all SHOWS how patiently
the teacher wrought with her little
charges and auguTs well for the scholars
as they shall advance 10 higher grades.
In all OF these grades music is a car
dinul study under Prof WetZcl. and some
scholars have written original compost
tionS OF much merit. There was abund-
ant evidence OF faith and trust in all tho
teachers by tho parents and friends OF
the school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
DISCUSSING PLANS TO
RECONSTRUCT FRISCO
Formation Of New York Syndi-
cate Is Now Under Con-
sideratiOn.

NEW YORK, May s.-Commenting
last night on the meeting held here
yesterday In connection with the move
ment to form q syndicate which shall
finance the rebuilding of San Fran
cisco Senator Newlands of Nevada, one
of the prime movers OF the project
said.
Will Take Legal Advice.
1--WE met today for the purpose OF
comforting as to the form of organiza-
ton and selecting legal advisers who
are to work out our plan. H s. Black,
president Of the United States Realty
and Improvement company, Frank a.
Vanderlip, Frank K. Lane of the San
Francisco relief committee, and
Thomas MCGEE OF the financee commit
tee of the same committed met in con-
ference.
Upon Broad Principles.
II do not wish to state tho exact COM
plexion Of the corporation which we be-
lieve Will be founded 1t is enough at
the present time to assert that 1t will
be founded upon the broadest and
soundest principles. will be all invest
ment which will prove attractive not
only to the banker and great capitalist,
but also to the people at large, who
seek a profitable investment for their
savings
THE plan does not involve any guar
anty OF the city of San Francisco or
the State Of California. for we believe
the realty of San Francisco will be am
PIE guarantee and security for all
money invested in the country"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
PENALTY WAS JUST
Alleged "King Of Buns" Kicked
Flag in the Dust.

NEW YORK, May S-An unknown man who
walked down the main street OF Uoboken to-
day kicking an American flag along In tho
dirt was mobbcd by citizens dubbed by n
policeman. sentenced by court and put TO
work breaking stones in a penitcntiary before
the dny was over. The man refused to dis
close his Identity whom questioned by tho
court but said he wns the King of Buns
and came from Nowhere"
When Recorder stanton read lecture TO him
In court for abusing the na6s no interrupted.
declaring that IL all II IL good for
The Recorder sentenced him to six months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
NOTABLE WEDDING
Miss Delaide Randolph Marries Hon.
Lionel Iambe

LONDON Nav s.-Mlss Delaido Randolph
and the Hon. Lionel Lambert. sccoDd son OF
the late Earl Of Cavun. hcir presumptlNc To
the utle, were married today In Trinity church.
Sloane aquarc The American Embassadoi,
White!aw Reid Mrs Reid and Miss Reid tho
STAFF OF the American embassy. ]. p. Morgan
and tho Earl OK Cavan were among those pres
cBt.
Tho bride Is the stepduushtor OF the late
William G. Whitney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
SHOCKS ARE FREQUENT
Lick Observatory Records Disturb
ances Near San Francisco.

SAN JOSE, Cal, May S.-According
to advices received from the Lick OBJ
scryatory there have been twenty-fo
earthquake shocks recorded on the
seismograph at that institution since
the morning OF April Is. Most of these
temblCrs have been exceedingly light
and have made but a slight mark on
the plate
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people is excellent and one wonders how
they did It all. 1t Is very remarkable
exhibit.
At the further end of the auditorium
is the exhibit of 4 and 3 classes OF the
first grade, Miss Streeter, teacher. ana
the water-color and chalk drawings In
this collection are among the best in the
school Frce-hand cutting is n feature.
and clay modelling Is very good Some OF
the efforts merit special mention,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Coal Industry Exhibit.

Miss ChcYry's class d of tho third
grade exhibits the coal Industry In a
most unique manner. Here are coal and
The miners tools complete and their
uses are there, 10 give emphasis TO the
coal question Some scholars have loaned
their toy horsoe and wagons and without
Intended sarcasm have heaped the lat
ter In n fashion to give real coal deal
cr q 0t They are full and running oyer
boSf form
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Quarter Million for Heathens.

CHICAGO, May S.-Methodist churches
have been appointed to raise $4,000 to-
ward Christlanlzing India
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
KINDERGARTEN EXHIBIT
MOST INTERESTING ONE
Showing Made by Lafayette
School Children Is "a
Revelation.

Those who love children and who tako
an interest In their welfare should visit
the kindergarten exhibit now open In the
main hall OF the Lafayette school build
ing Miss Cohn, the teacher was pardon
ably proud of the excellent showing and
the througs that gathered about the Lllli-
putlan house Wcre loud in their praises
OF the pains, love and tact requisite TO
bripg about such results
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Will Prosecute OIL Trust.

COLUMBUS. o. May S-Assistant At
torney-General Miller today said that
criminal proceedings Will be brought
against the officials OF the Standard OIL
company In Ohio.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Children's Playhouses,

The kindergarten children. who range
PLAYHOUSE by placing large boxes from
which the ends had been removed, one
above tho other. till three stories wore
constructed. and IN each room. begin
Ming with the parlor the little people
constructed every article OF furniture
known to wcll-ordcred household.
Plano, ccntertablc. lounge, pictures.
chairs. etc, In regular order, and all very
well made The Kitchen mas a range and
cooking utensils. and the bedrooms are
completely furnished. even to spreads on
the beds.
The modelling In clay by these little