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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-27
saIAcE LICENSES

-acord day for the
Us tng !, licenses issued from
esnisss' office OF Salt Lake
CLERK day, There were I
sny oneosday one and the nearest
~ his number VS. iasued The
., .,ss iheIvs vseessary credentials to
aIslng .S are as follows:
e epssnrSsultch; ans Ada H. Spend
8 Bingham Elizabeth
ss'sns. ss'.is Murray; Maud cahoon'
80 croydon; Elizabeth
r. VCiansholm, iaas Ganadq, Jordan.
|T;..rrdner, r West JORDAN.
. :. GMsIacIwcll, Salt Lake sarah
Ia LAKE salt Lake; Rachel e.
'!lt pLsa1aSculd. Laas, Salt Lake; Mar
ID Salt Lake. ,
Z Merchant Peoa' Ella .
'sli iyiL;erson, Lsny Salem; Mary NJ.
y'ss, r sssrs, salt Lake; Ethel E
y; s.Il:;,tles, l Otto. wyo.' Ellen L.
%y%d %1sUderson, Salt Lake: Alice
|sssS9t, |s5s9.sr. Salt Lake; Maud May
lsne; srsy, Salt Lake; Ada l.
; |s,.Iy. tas.' Murray; Ellen coomb''
!. r.ddas coalvllle: Eliza NJ
Z crisS Salt Lake: Jeanne W.
~ 5sfsvton. Jr.. Salt Lake. Annie
LACE. t Salt Lake; Bertha l.
5,.son, .s LehI; Amy Larson
salt Lake: Agnes Jeremy,
!, rrdalch. Grantsville; Mar
n Vernon - o,,-,.o
4 Peterson. Ephrsim; ciarice
81 Salt Lake; Annabel Hall.
\ ~ Clayton. Provo: Ada NJ.
sssTon. st KaysyiIN; Nora Vest,
xsihsur Salt Lake; Della
"a Lake,
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is 1T A coTTAGE2 THE VERY

is 1T A COTTAGE7 THE VERY
best for the least money. unequalled
In this city. Exclusive agency.
S3S West Ord South, 5-room mod. cot
tage, the lot 35xl40 TO alley; 32lG0. VIII
allow s100 for repairs.
5l7 Summerby st. S-room cottage,
50xl37 TO alley; $3.50. Easy terms.
1867 Windsor ave, handsome f-room
brick cottage. 50x157 TO alley; s210o.
9Th East. near 9Th South. o0Xl67. s.
room mod. cottage: $3.50.
6-room mod. cottage, near 4th East
and 11th South, 75x125 feet, the lot all
under lawn. fruit trees, one OF the pret-
tlest homes. southeast. $2600
On Lake st. near 9Th South and 7th
East Groom mod. brick cottage, lot
55X150 feet; $3.50.
13S South 18th East, 5-room mod
brick. $3.50 cash, s25 per month. includ
Ing per cent interest, $500.
st, near 1st, 5-room mod. brick.
lot PIX rods. 1880
Little ways north of this place on
corner, broom modern brick cot
tage. lot 21kx615 rods; $4,000.
On @ St, near LIST, Groom mod. brick
cottage, connected with sewer. lot 2AX
rods; $500.
On Q St, near End ct, 4-room mod.
cottage. connected with sewer. clean
place; $4,000.
On 3rd 81. near r St. south front.
5x1O rods. with 7-room mod. residence.
$1,000.
On st. near End, 7-room modern
2-story frame; $500
Elegant broom modern brick cottage
on corner on NJ St, facing south and
west. Nothing better In the city for
the money, $500.
Near University. a Groom modern
frame, adobe lined, lot 50x150 feet to
alley: $3.50.
Another one in the same neighbor-
hood. e-room brick, same size lot, we'll
improved with flowers. fruit and shade;
1850
On NJ st. Groom 2-story brick with
furnace and everything complete. $500 /;
lot 2AN7 rods.
On 3rd St. bet. o and P, the best T.
room modern residence for the money
In this city. II must be seen to be ap-
prectated. Price $500.
Several hundred others In all parts
Of the city.
A. Richter, 10 ". 1st South st.
Phones 641. y1s15
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20 OR 124x15S FEET WITH RIGHT OF
WAY IN REAR, ON MAIN STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE GOVERN
MENT BUILDING, AT 1876 PER
FOOT. NOTHING IN THE BLOCK
FOR LESS THAN sl1Oo TO $4,000 PER
FOOT, THIS WILL MAKE YOU
RICH.
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BATH AND MASSAGE

ErITE PARLORs. INDICATED. VA
por and magnetic baths; plain mag
netjc Swedish body massage Men and
women operators 207-210 Constitution
blds, Bell $3.50 yl0S6
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

SPLENDID IMPROVED PROPERTY
on North Main street. at a bargain;
future residence part OF city. Address
l. IL, Tribune. y2158
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ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM,
cool and quiet. Inquire rear 123 E.
Sth South y2l49
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ONE FLAT RMS. AND 2-RM.
suite for housekeeping, mod, close In.
Kendall square. Inquire 443 So. 1st
w. y2l67
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

s. I. STEAM CARPET CLEANING
works; cold-b blast feather renovating:
work guaranteed. Cor Sth West and
So. Temple. Emyr Bynon. Fropr. Bell
tel 201a. Ind ITO WI
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SPIRITUALlSTS

REV. ALDORA LECTURE EVERY
Sunday; developing class every Mon
day; test meeting every wednesday, 8
o. m. Constitution building, POI ylo7S
MRS. HARRIET FONTYN. TRANCE
n diunn: meetings Sunday and Thurs
day. s p. N. 267 8. W. Temple. w4ao
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.s1 .ssG1lhEORMATIoN

sutberrGHT. AGED ~. 4
1sfal vsa Nevada two years
a him nySsrs M IA Tuscarora. Any
rs , sSsd VII be gratefuiiy re
'Wfl Ark parents. John r
llsiS
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DIED

&c this city, June %. Rich
S.tsr in his 55th year. fu-
IN will be held from s. D.
sctusry chapel. No. As South
"A this afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK.
4 b City cemetery.
Ina Minnie Louisa Oils quiet
away at the Lattcr~day
<,<nI,al at 3 a. m. Tuesday
ySseral services Will be held
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GENTLE1iAN6 GOLD RING. BMER-
aid setting, Wednesday evening on
Third street car. or on c, between Brig
ham and Third; engraved l. A. B., Nav
is 1905 Return to 5l4 South State: lib
eral reward.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; small family SIS Second st
y1155
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WAN T ED

l 10 CONTRACT FOR ONE
Eaered cords OF Quakingasp
y y 10 IL inches In diameter,
=. cut green and peeled. to
1 a. our factory. Call OF
, Bidding and Manufacturing
H North and 3rd West. Salt
y20I4
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WANTED-CARPENTER FOREMAN
and helpers for bridges and build
ings; track foreman and laborers,
graders and construction help of oil
Kinds. P. & I. N. Ry. Co.. Weiser. Ida
yS72
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NICE UNFURN. ROOMS. COM
prising the entire upstairs OF n mod
house; all mod. improvements. 531 So
1st w, y2140
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
Temple "1Io
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CHEAP-LoTS FROM ONE TO SEVEN
In Buena Vista Addition Make me an
offer. Address A. S. H, Walla Walln.
Wash. yi49S
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Z FOR STATE RIGHT,
q on hand, of best selling
rlele made: every sale a
RACES; a rustler can cleah
70 5000 yearly for a life
avestigation and trial or
e,h, ill-health reason for
Heress e 3, Tribune. y2090
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FOR RENT

o-KoOM MODERN FLAT. FINE RES
ldence district. 664 E. End So. s25.
No children. y2lS5
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FIVE ACRES, ALL IN BEARING
fruit. S-room mod. dwelling; close in;
sell for s55O0 or exchange for good city
property. Courtney. 2O5 S. w. Temple.
y1218
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d rIs.SitCE I.nStCE PAID FOR MEMS
|E ;phas, ;pas, hats, shoes. 65 Com
s Eizo. yS03
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RESPONSIBLE WOMAN FOR CON
troll OF business department; girls
don't apply. Address c 35, Tribune.
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WANTED-HEIP

BAKERS HELPER AT KNUTsFORD
ei. y2130
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4 boa,SI ~ WANT FURN.
a Isr With private family.
bot l.. L. Bondurant,
y1q46
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y 4-ROOMED. MODERN PRESSED
brick, 3x1l rods; close IN; cheap. In
0ulrc 20 Apricot St y1O77
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PERSONAL

''R. NJ. F. WRITE c. G. F." yl7o1
FERGUS-WRITE TO YOUR FOLKS.
They are very much distressed over
your absence. y2l39
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD FOR RE-
turn OF Zion's Savings bank pass
book No. 41.S32; lost June II, 1906
Hardman, COS So. End w. y206o
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LITTLE e. LITTLE,
UNDER NAT BANK OF REPUBLIC
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a CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY-oR
for beautiful home at a ridlculously
low price. SlX-room house. modern
conveniences, spacious grounds. plenty.
of fine fruit. S. r. cor, Kensington ave,
and State ct. Special offer TO prompt
buyer. Call at the house, between s
and p. m. VIM. Aris. y2l37
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH f. L.
Casady & Co, 407 Atlas blk. Bell
phone 2227. x1630
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS AND
fire insurance See Marnane & Co.,
b2-6S Commercial blk. Bell phone
1412-K. n12l9
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INVESTORS REAL ESTATE SNAPS.
Kelsey & Gillespie % E. 1st SO.
pl260
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NICE SMALL ROOMS, EAST OF
Main ST. Add. E s, Tribune. y21S2
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; must be good cook; good
wages: no washing. Apply so South
Third East
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- 81, SPOT CASH, HIGHEST
~ Tor 10 National cash
w 1roshell. 22l Main st.
y4l0
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

SEE US FOR REAL ESTATE AND
loans; Buckwalter & Sermon, 327 At
las block. X273
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sALESMEN. SOMETHING YOU CAN
sen exclusively or as side line and
make money; for fun narticuinre ad-
dress Pictorial Art COMPANY - ho,.
-, w" iork CITY. y2l41
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SEVEN OR EIGHT FURNISHED
rooms. with use OF bath. in private
mousse In country. Plenty of shade
suitable for family with children;
wlthln easy access OF r. G.. w. and Q.
). l.. depots. Apply Miss l.. w. Smith,
Locust Farm. Kaysvillc, Utah. y216o
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NO, 3 CAPITAL AVE. 7-RoOM
brick. $500,
81 w. 7th So, rooms. half of house.
Petersen r. E. Inv. Co., $50 Main.
yo142
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MIDWIFE

PEIVATE HOME FOR CONF1NE-
nent cases Mrs Lizzie Geisler. 1886
west 3rG North; Bell phone SILK,
n1033
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FOR RENT OR LEASE

3-SEATED CANOPY TOP MOUNTAIN
surrey first-class condition. ]. P,
Fowler, 81 So. W. Temple, t1922
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FOR SALE-AN ELEGANT HOME,
situated In the very heart OF resident
district, can now be bought at a great
bargain. Address p O. box Ga w2b96
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY-5-R
mod. p. b.; can finish rooms on 2no
floor: large lot; building alone cost
more: only $4,000; 5-room mod. p. b.;
easy terms; $4,000, Mahan Inv. Co. 2T
Eagle block. y212T
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IN BUYING OR SELLING SEE THE
Ranck Real Estate Investment Co.
Both phones BOIL. Suite 232 d. T.
Walker
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS, u. P. r.
r lands, F., j, Wills. Is w. End SO.
m1S37
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BUSINESS CHANCES

STOCK COMPANIES INCORPORA-
ted. II you have stocks or bonds for
sale. let me try 10 sell them for you.
George NJ. Kellogg, broker, $40 ELL
colt Square, Buffalo. yl93T
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CAPABLE ENGINEER; MUST COME
we'll recommended Address D 1s,
Tribune yl274
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yz. y co. SHADES MADE
y 'ohe Ind. 3o61. 361 SO.
- y1l24
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FOUR HUSTLERS, . PIN Settlers
lnq. rs East Second So. y21a4
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PARTIES DESIRING ASSISTANCE
OF reliable detective with good refer
ences. address r. Box 4l4, city.
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TWO-STORY, s-RooM HOUSE, BARN.
chicken house, s25 per month. Perkins
s3h w. End So. room Z. y15es
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PAINTER AND PkpERHANGER

A. COILS. PAINTER. PAPER HANG
er and kalsomlner. "a Baltimore ave.
Bell fone 26s9-K. VIII
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UTAH SCAVENGER co, OFFICE $50
So. srd It. Ind. 3ais, Bell 26l0-K. 1851
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YOUNG GIRL ABOUT Il TO 18 TO
help with houseworkl 626 W. No
Temple. y1146
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HAY. COAL AND GRAIN

uARyT;Y e. co. lie w, s. TEMPLE.
Bell phone 1927; Ind l2lt'
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A GOOD ALL-AROUND BUTCHER
can get position by telephoning or
writing to E. D. Sutton & Co., Park
City, Utah. Good wages. x243s
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L U NJ H o FS EMPLOYMENT
Agency. headquarters for mine mill.
smelter and r. r. laborers, hotN help,
etc. 151E w. 2nd So. Bell tel. 1854.
w503
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
first-class board. go E, ith SO. Bell
2l54-Y. ySObs
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FOR CITY. OR CoUN,
try. new beginners DO well: eHPortepSsinl ert weil
N1sd Address Manufacturers
Aeenta' Box 43a. Salt Lake. Gtah. ylssg
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For REMI-EuRNlSHEQ

OR NICE COOL FRONT ROOMS
for housekeeping at the Manhattan,
237 w. 1st So. y216S
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CEMENT BLOCK PLANT. THOR,
oughly equipped and ready for oper-
alton Address box 1919, city. w230c
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CHEAP, AT 12s IN" Arm. BRK..
pantry cellar, closet. hot and cold
water. Q. l., lot 21ax10, lawn. trees; fine
location; terms. y612
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ADULTS. COM
lasnt =, modern housekeep-
AdS,ssss.c ~ cottage. 4 TO S rooms,
oA y IL, Tribune.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-AGENTS

~ AGENTs-BEST sEbLEE IN
State; salary or comrniseioii' 4Io
9Th East
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MODERN ROOM AND BOARD IN
small private family. Ind. phone 2els:
y157o
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WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S
all. Tuttle Bros, 149 Main. Red ball
signs o1397
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LADIES CLOTHES IRONERS AND
girls for general laundry work APP
ply Troy Laundry, 431 So. 9Th East ct
y1139
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LIST PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
rent with Capital Real Estate Invst,
Co, IL w. End So. Ind. phone 66. h64o
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EXPERIENCED NIGHT LUNCH
counter girl. Palace Cafe, 3e6 W.
South Temple.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-13
TO ARRANGE FOR
 TEMPORARY PLACE
DRAGONS OF soUTHsIDE BAPTIST CHURCH MEET AND APPOINT A coMMITTEE-NEW EDIFicE TO BE ERECTED.

At meeting of the board of deaeons of the Southside Baptist church, held last night in the office of G. H. Estes, treas urer of the church, committee of three. consisting of M. sC. Reynolds, G. H. Estes and Judge j.. P. Stiles, was appointed to devise some plan for the location of new edihce to replace the structure at Avenue F and Twentieth street, which burned Sunday night.
 The committee will report at later date to the board of deacons, which will in turn report to the Congregation. The committee will find a temporary place where the regular services of the church may be held. .4s...
 At the meeting last night 1t was stated by Treasurer Estes that the congregation carried about s24,OO0 insurance on the main structure and about s2500 on the fur niture, including the organ.
 The Rev. Dr. A. c. Davidson pastor of the church. said yesterday that struc- ture would be erected to replace the one burned, but that it was too soon to say what kind of a building 1t would be- Dr. Davidson had been thinking of moving his library from his residence to the study in the church, and he is now congratulat- ing himself on his delay in the matter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-13
FIRE HORSE INJURED.
In Avoiding Running Over Woman
 Horse Was Thrown Down.

"Greener." one of the horses attached to the hose wagon at station No. 6, was seriously injured yesterday at the corner of Nineteenth street and Third avenue while answering an alarm. The wagon was speeding along Third avenue going east, and when Nineteenth street was reached V. s. Teeter. foreman of station No. 6, who was driving, noticed a woman directly in the path of the apparatus
 Tn order to prevent an accident Fore man Teeter turned tho horses quickly throwing "Greener' to the ground. In falling the hip of the animal struck the step of the wagon, tearing a deep gash. The wound bled freely, and after much difficulty the horse was gotten to Its feet and taken to the French hospital for treatment. At the hospital 1t was stated that animal was badly hurt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-13
LETTER TELLS OF
 RUSSIAN OUTRAGES
M. BAND OF THE CITY PAPER co. HEARS FROM HIS UNCLE IN PROVIDENCE OF WlTEBEK-AP- FALLING RECITAL.

NJ Band, ecretary-treasurer of the City Paper company, is in receipt of a letter from his uncle in Schtockmanshoff, province of Witebsk. which Is near Riga, in Russia The following is the letter in part, which Is dated January 16, 19O6
 "The Russian cossacks and dragons who were sent here from St. Petersburg to quell the disorders passed through our town on January l2. They appropriated all the money and valuables they could find, and destroyed that which was of no service to them They set fire to the houses, entered the Jewish churches, took the sacred scrolls, dipped them in coal oil, set fire to them and left them blazing on the altars. In a very few moments the churches as well were flames.
 Nearly all of the younger women were outraged by the soldiers under the eyes of the officers in command, who made no effort to stop the atrocities. thinking 1t was great fun. In one house they found an old couple. over 50 years of age. They bound the man hand and foot and inhumanly i'll treated the old woman, leaving her to die. These outrages had the effect of driving out, as soon as pos sible, all those who were able to leave town. Those who were not, ans who were compelled to remain in the city, were crippled by the soldiers and left to starve. Appeals were made by the Jewish people to the general at Riga, the governor at Witebsk and to Premier Witte at St. Pe- tersburg. but no attention was paid to these appeals"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-13
DAMAGED BY FIRE.
Mrs. Mary McWaters' Residence.
 Other Fires.

Fire broke out in the residence occupied by Mrs. Mary McWaters, 1905 Third ave- nue, about 2 o'clock this morning.
 The loss on the building and contents amounted to about $500, which Is covered by insurance. The house is a two-story frame structure. Before the fremen turned on the hose the center of the roof was in a blaze.
 Mrs. McWaters, in trying to save some of the property In the room where the fire originated, was slightly burned about the head and face. The cause of the fire is unknown.
 A defective hue in small house in Alley B between Twenty third and Twen- ty-fourth streets caused fire at 10:5O a. m yesterday, The blaze was soon extinguished by the fire department with a loss of sS5 on the house and s5 on the contents.
 A small blaze in the coal house in the rear of the residence occupied by F. H. Connor, Fourteenth avenue between Nine teenth and Twentieth streets was extln- guished by the department at 1f:i5 a. m. yesterday. The loss amounted to about H
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-13

The Very Rev. James A. Meurer, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, and dean of the Catholic church in North Alabama, passed away at his residence on Fourteenth street near Avenue F yes- terday morning shortly after o'clock.
 He had been extremely i'll for a week. On Saturday he seemed to rally, and friends who had been constantly at his bedside had hopes Of his recovery. but on Sunday morning he grew suddenly worse and was unconscious until the end. moment before he drew his last moment before he gasped his last breath he opened his eyes and closed them quickly. The good priests heart had ceased to beat
 At the death scene were the Rev. Father Placidus, O. s. B., who has been acting pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows for two or three weeks past; the Rev. Father Doyle, pastor of St. An thony's church at Ensley; the Rev Father Fdtrick assistant pastor of St. Pauls church, and two Sisters of Mercy
 At 6 o'clock last evening the body of Dean Meurer was borne to the church. where 1t will lie in state until tomorrow mornin. The altar and candlesticks were draped in black and a guard of honor will be stationed at the head of the cas- ket until the obseques begin. The church was kept open all of last night and will be open again tonight. Hundreds of Catholics have visited the church to say prayers for the repose of Dean Meurer's soul.