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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-20
Governor Sparks a Director.
ATHLETES AT KICKS.
Academy Boys Attending Rexbura
School Take Great Interest.
Especial to The Herald

Rexburg, Ida, Jan. 19-The athletic as
sociation recently organized here held a
grand opening Thursday night in the
Woodyine hail, which is now fitted up.
The first part of the program was a
calisthenic drill by young men from the
academy. Professor Gerarden put the
boys through the drill, which was well
executed. The militia and academy bows
competed In potato race, five on each
side. There were also basketball and in
door baseball games. besides exhibitions
or horizontal bar work and punching the
bag. The attendance was large. A great
deal OF interest has been created in the
gymnasium. Regular class work begins
next week. Vital and physical examine
tons will be required of applicants to de-
termine what they need.
Professor Gerarden is thorough and m
to-date in his methods.
The Fremont County Teachers assOcia-
ton will hold their regular meeting on
Saturday at Rigby. An excellent pro-
gram has been prepared. This is a very
strong association and their programs are
Of great practical value to the schools.
teachers and parents
The Uncle oliver Comedy company will
present my Wife's Husband" SATURDAY.
night for the benefit Of the First ward
Westinghouse.
The Kicks academy has engaged the
services of DR.. Driver of Chicago to give
a lecture in the academy in the near fu-
turQ.
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SENATOR FLlNT's BILL.
Expenditure of 100000 Author
ICED to Repair the Break.

Washington, Jan. 19.-The senate COM
mittee on arid lands today authorized
Senator Flint to report fayorably, with
notifications, his bill providing for the
repair or damage caused by the diversion
of the waters OF the Colorado river i'm
southern California into the Salton sea.
The bill authorizes the expenditure OF So
100000 for improvements, including reser-
yoir and waterways and other works nee
essary to confine the river within its
banks and prevent its further diversion.
The bill also authorizes the construction
OF such reservoirs and bitches as may be
useful for the irrigation of the Imperial
valley and other valleys in that vicinity.
1t directs that such proportion OF the cost
shall be returned TO the treasury as may
be of direct benefit to any irrigation
projects, the money TO be repaid when re-
ceived from the water users. The bill
does not complieate the government work
with that of existing irrigation companies
1t further provides that in case IL be-
comes necessary 70 do any work in Mex
leo it may be done when the consent of
the government of that country is OBJ
tanned.
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DRIVEN OUT BY STORMS
Wild Game Compelled to Seek Feed
Near Towns of Cache
Valley.

Logan. Jan. 1s.--Three feet of snow on
the level and still a coming is the condi-
ton here right now. The excessive fall
Of the beautiful" in the hills has driven
the wild animals into the valley. Deer
are seen almost daily near the towns and
many are being slaughtered by pot hunt
ers. Foreman McKenney of the city pow
er plant, while making his regular inspee-
ton trip along the pipeline the other
morning, encountered a huge mountain
lion that had been driven out by the deep
snow. He was unarmed and had to re-
treat.
Esther Wenger Hailstone has filed suit
in the district court for a divorce from
Paul T.. Hailstone. She alleges desertion
and failure TO provide. The pair were
married here last June. but the husband
has refused TO live with or support his
bride. She asks for $50 attorneys fee
and $40 per month alimony.
Noah Chester Baker one of Cache
eounty's promising young men, died Of
pneumonia at the Park City hospital Fri
day morning, January Is. He was II
years of age and the son OF Jarvis Y.
and Rachel Richards Baker.
This is the third son OF the family who
has passed away in a little over twenty
two months. His brother. J. A. Baker.
win accompany the remains to Ogden
over the Union Pacific railway and thence
10 Mendof for intermeat.
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ENCE.
(Everybody's Magazine.

AI|Fti DOus = -sA1SdIAlit-i
When the thermometer dropped be-
low zero Mrs. Rogers was much dis
turbed by the thought that Huldah, the
new kitchen maid, slept in an unheated
room.
'Huldah," she said. remembering the
good old custom Of her girlhood, Its
going TO be pretty cold tonight. think
You had better take a fiatiron 10 beo
with you
Yes. ma am, answered Huldah
without enthusiasm.
Mrs. Rogers, happy in the belief that
her maid was comfoT table. slept sound
~. in the morning she visited the
kitchen.
well, Huldah, how did you get along
with the fiatiron2"
collection.
Veil, ma'am, 1 got it most warm
before morning"
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TRAGEDY OF LOVE.
Suicide of San Francisco Girl-Par.
ents at a Party.

San Francisco, Jan. ls.-Trnaware that
their nineteen-year old daughter Jeanne,
is lying in the morgue dead from a hull
let wound self-inficted. DR.. and Mrs
Alex Mcneil of 1862 Page street, OF this
city, are in Oakland tonight making
city are searching for the parents to in
for I'M them OF the sad tragedy I'm their
home. Smarting under some alleged
sighting remark and, according to a note
left by her, feeling that life was no longer
worth living because a sixteen-year old
student in the Lick high school had
transferred his affections 10 another girl
ternoon and shot herself through the
heart. Her parents had left few min
utes before to attend a party in Oakland
and up 10 a late hour had not been To-
Gated
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THREE PERSONS INJURED.
Winnipeg Flyer on Great Northern
Wrecked Near MINNEAPOLIS.

Minneapolis Mimi, Jan. 19.-The
Winnipeg flyer OF the Great Northern
road. SOuthbOund, was wrecked three
miles out OF Minneapolis at . o'clock
this morning. Three. coaches. the obscr-
walton car and two sleepers turned over.
Three passengers were injured. but
none seriously.
Injury to the track was caused by a
train that went west at midnight last
night. The cars left the rails and for
a stretch of hale a mile the fiange If
one OF the wheels cut the bolts off the
fishplates. When the Winnipeg flyer
struck the track on which the bolts had
been cut the rails gave way.
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COLOR LINE DRAWN.

:. Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 19.-Captain :
- Silas Seeley of Guthrie, formerly .
:, a member Of the legislature Of 8
:. oklahoma and a wealthy citizen .
= was elected from the constitution A."
:. al convention here TO-DAY by Pres Z:
:. ident Murray as the result Of dis .
:. regarding the presidents order re- :.
- speeding the Jim Crow" section .
:. of the hall. President Murray re- .
- Gently set aside a certain secfion :.
:. for negroes, and Captain Seeley ::
- had occupied a seat in this section :.
20 upon several occasions.
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Heirs to Bring Suit.

Among the minor discussions of the
episcopate was one to prohibit clergy
men from paying rent for any property
formerly belonging to the church war
dens as that might be construed into
a recognition OF the confiscation of the
property, but to permit the priests to
pay rent for presbyteries belonging to
the eommunes. and to encourage the
heirs of per, ons who bequeathed funds
TO the church to provide for the cele-
bration Of masses for the Fepose of the
souls Of the dead, to enter recovery
suits. with the understanding that if
they are successful the money is TO be
turned over to the church The pope
has approved Of the decision of the
episcopate to legally reorganize the
seminaries into superior theological
schools, thus insuring the recruiting Of
the clergy
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Mail clerk Fatally Hurt.

Denmark, s, D., Jan. ia north
bound freight train on the Atlantic
Coast Line collided near here today
With the passenger train from New
York 20 Augusta, Both engines were
demolished, the mail coach was piled
on ton OF the passenger cars and two
freight cars were destroyed. None OF
the passengers We're Injured ard the
crows escaped by jumping. a mail
cerk was fatally hurt. A mix-uD in
signals IS given as the cauye OF the
collision
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STUDENTS EXPELLED
AND RIOTS FOLLOWED

Anglers France. Jan. l9.-The eNpul-
sion today Of students from the Catholic
seminary at Beaupreau created serious
disturbances. Troops stOrmed the semi
nary and broke in the doors, while the
students, crOwding the windows, bonn
barded them with stones. chairs and "a
bles. The sub-prefect of police. the CON-
mander of the gendarmerie and the Gem
missioner Of police We're seriously
wounded, and fifteen officers and soldiers
were slightly hurt. When the troops IL
naily forced an entrance they discovered
that the students had escaped over th'
back wall
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NO TIME FOB PLAY.

Guthrie. Okla. Jan. 19.-Although the Of
fetal date for the expiration of the con-
yention which is making the constitution
Tor the new state was today, the dele
gates adjourned to take up their duties
again Monday. Territorial Secretary Fill
son today ruled that the delegates must
make up the thirteen days which they
took for the Christmas holidays before
they receive full pay for their services.
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Episcopal.

ST. Marks Cathedral.-225 East First
South street Rev. Benjamin Brewster,
dean. Services for the second Sunday
after the Epiphany: Holy cOmmuni0nf AZ
30 a m: Sunday school at 9:45; Htany,
holy communion and sermon at il; even
ing prayer and sermon NJ 1:S0
ST. Peters Chapcl.-655 North Second
West street Sunday school at 9:45 a. m
evening prayer and sermon at 4 o'clock.
Attention is called TO the change OF place.
the congregation worshiping temporarily
IN the new guild rooms.
ST. Paurs Church.-Main and Fourth
South streets. Rev. Charles r. Perkins.
rector. Services: Holy communion. q.
m; Sunday school, 9:45 a m: morning
service and sermon by the Rt. Rev. +. s.
Spalding. d. D., bishop of Salt Lake, al
ii o'clock; evening prayer and sermon by
Bishop Spalding at 1890 o'clock.
ST. Johns Chapel.-Ninth East street
ana Logan avenue. Sunday school at 24E
p. m. evening prayer and sermon by
Bishop Spalding at 4 O'Clock.
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Engine Exploded.

Desoto, Kan. Jan. Is.-The locomotive
drawing eastbound santa Fe freight
no. 36 exploded on a bridge near here
this morning. The bridge was demoi-
ished and the engine and fourteen
freight cars went into the creek. T. w
Bartell engineer: w. w. Dortch. fire.
man, and II. +. Shaw. brakeman. all O,
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PRINCE HENRY Ill.

Berlin. Jan. 19.--Prince Henry OF Prus-
STA, brother Of Emperor William and
conmander-in-chief OF the navy. is in a
sanitarium at Charlottenburg, where he
is being treated by DR.. SOnnenburg. The
Morgen Post today says the prince is suf-
fering with severe sore throat: that he
speaks with great difficultyi that he can
take almost no nourishment, ana that II
is yet uncertain whether an operation is
necessary. The paper adds that the con-
dition of the prince is not serious
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DIED ABOARD TRAIN,

Topeka, Kas., Jan. 1s-Miss Louise
kobenstein, young woman of a prom
inent family OF Joliet. Ills. died this
passenger train while en- route from ART
IONA to her home. She had been I'm Ari-
zona for some time i'm hope of improving
her health Her death was unexpected.
den CITY
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian Society.-Pastor. Rev.
Frank Fay Eddy Services in Unity hall
13S South Second East street Morning
service at II a. IN. Sermon by the pastor.
on THE Challenge Of the Incomplete"
Music by Unity quartette. Solo by Mrs
George Smith, contralto. Sunday school
at 1915 p. m. Parish supper and annual
meeting of the society on Tuesday even
ing. supper at p. IN. Unity club meets
Thursday evening at 5. O'clock. ~ 49,. :
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Engineer Killed.

MeriGlan. Mis-. Jan. t3.-PassenEer
train No. Z. southhouud on the New or
leans T. Northeastern railway, coilided
he9d-on near here last night with 4
Eorthbound freight john Tew. en-
ginecr cf the passenger train, was killed
by jumping, and John Carroll. his fire.
man, was seriously injured, Three pas
scngers were slightly hurt,
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MITCHELL ENDORSED
BY THE MINE WORKERS

Indianapolis. Ind. Jan. 19.--The conven-
ton OF the United Mine Workers of
America today adopted the report OF
President Mitchell and refused to concur
In the report of Vice President Lewis,
President Mitchell Endorsed the action of
the last national convention I'm allowing
miners to sign agreements by districts
Vice President Lewis had taken the OPP
position position.
The convention spent the entire day I'm
discussing the report, adopting MitchelPs
Just before adjournment.
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J.R. HARDMAN SUCCUMBS.
Injuries Received Several Months
Auo Prove Fatal.

James r. Hartman passed away at his
residence. $50 South Second West, Friday
in the thirty-ninth year of his age. Sew
eral months ago Mr.. Hardman met with
an accident, which brought on complica-
tiens that ultimately brought about his
death.
For some time he had been eonductlng
a grocery business. but for many years
prior to that was a trusted and respected
employee of Il. c. NJ. T.
He leaves a wife and child. little girl
OF about 8 years and a large circle of
friends and acquaintances 20 mourn his
loss.
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HOUSE SUNDAY SESSION.

Washington, Jan. 19.-The house today
after passing a number of bills under
unanimous consent, took up bills on the
calendar, and at $40 p. m, adjourned UNI
TN o'clock tomorrow. when memorial adj
dresses will be made on the late Senator
Bate of Tennessee.
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SALToN SEA RISING.

Los Angeles. Jan. 19.-There is not like
~ 70 be a new government survey OF
Salton sea. According to the figures of
the United States survey. the waters of
Saiton sea have risen forty-five feet be-
tween March and November last year.
Since the latter date the waters have
risen steadily higher.
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Wreck on Lake Shore.

Hammond, md. Jan. By the
wreck OF suburban train on the Lake
Shore & Michigan Central last night
thirteen persons were injured, none IA
tally, The injured were AL residents Of
Chicago and vicinity.
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Y. NJ. c. A.

Mems Meeting.-J. r. Thompson. secre-
tary industrial department of the inter-
national committee of Y. NJ c. A., will
be the speaker at the fire side meeting
for men at d. m. Music by one Of the
association quartettes. D. c. Clark, for
mer coach of the Oquirrh football team,
Sunday at $3.50 D. IN. Subject, Lessons
Learned From d Football Game"
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Adventist.

Church corner Fifth South and Sixth
East streets. S. @. Huntington. pastor.
Services; Sabbath school Saturday, 10
a. m; preaching, ii a. m; preaching Sun
day, 1870 p. m; prayer and missionary
meeting Wednesday. 1880 p. m; Bible
class Friday, 1880 p. m. Subject of SER
mon Sunday evening, The Testimony of
God to All Men" The public is cordially
invited to all these services.
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Peoria. III. Jan. 19-Train No. 81 on
the Rock Island railroad early today
ran irto a washout three miles west o.
Bureau. III, The engine baggage ca.
chair car and sleeper were derailed, The
engineer and fireman were seriously
hurt and four passengers eighty in-
JUrPd,
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work, the concrete. reinforced by steel
rods. was in place and was hardening and
drying. Four weeks later the concrete
was dried sufficiently for the removal
of the forms. and these were taken down
a few days ago.
The length of the main arch is fifty
feet with approaches at either end, four
teen feet in length. making the length
over all seventy-eight feet. From the bed
of the stream the height of the key of the
main arch is thirteen feet or nine and one
half feet from water level to the key.
The bridge is twenty-seven feet IN width,
giving ample room for teams TO pass, and
for pedestrians to have q walk on either
side The passengers over the bridge
are protected by a wall and hand rail-.
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ROOT MEETS LAURIER.

Ottawa. Jan. 19.--There was a dinner
n honor Of Secretary OF State Root. AIRS
Root and Miss Root. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
had a lengthy conversation with Mr.
Root
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r eoraanized.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day Saints. 22S East Second South
Services held at II O'Clock and 1870 y. m.
ing Wednesday evening at o'clock.
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SMOKER A BIG SUCCESS.
Sheep Men Relax After Their Siren.
Ious Sessions.

The smoker held in Armory hall for the
sheepmen last evening was a huge sue
cess Several hundred delegates We're
present and enjoyed the vaudeville pro-
gram arranged for the occasion.
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Lutheran.

Swedish Lutheran. - Corner Second
South and Fourth East streets. Emanuel
Rydberg, pastor. Sunday school at 10 "A.
m; morning service at IL "a. m At this
service the Juvenile choir will sing. Even
ing service at p. m. The choir will
sing. All welcome.
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The board of county commissioners has
examined and accepted the new steel and
concrete bridge over the Jordan river at
Fourteenth South street, which was COM
pleted a few days ago under the direction
and supervision of County Surveyor J. b.
Swenson, after the work had been UNI
dertaken and given up by contractors.
The bridge was to have been completed
under the contract at cost of $3.50. The
contractor found that he could not do
the work at the figure at which the con-
tract was taken. and the commissioners
took il from his hands and turned 1t over
10 Surveyor Swenson with instructions
to complete the work.
Eight days after he had taken over the
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VIII Not Be Persecuted.

The government. however, has al
ready declined the invitation to engage
in persecution by accepting the modi-
ficatiOn of the law of 1881. introduced in
the chamber of deputies Jan. - by NJ.
Flandin. republican, repeating the sec
ticns of the law requiring a declara-
ton in order to hold public meetings.
The governments action in agreeing
10 the modification enables the parish
priests to continue celebrating masses
in the churches. and at the same time
giving those who do comply with the
law the judicial status which the pope
demanded aH.-nI ElIls HHi
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First Congregational Church-Corner of
Fourth East and First South streets.
Services at II a. m. sermon by the pas
tor. Elmer ]. Goshen.
Phillips congregational CCnufch.-Fifth
South and Seventh East streets. Rev Z.
A Simp6in. pastor. Services at II and
7:45 with sermon by the pastor: Sunday
school at 12:l5; Christian Endeavor at $50.
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Scientist.

First Church of Christ, Scientist -336
East Third South street. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m. Church services at II a. m.
and p. m. Subject. Truth" Each We'd
nesday evening at O'Clock a meeting is
held TO listen TO the testimony of healing
of both sin and sickness. All are weloaInc
to these services. Free reading rooms
open daily from 10 "A. IN. to y. m in
rooms @I-60S Scott building, Jos Main
street.
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AppRovEp az cAelNET.

Paris, Jan. lathe cabinet today ap-
proved the bill providing for the suppress
sion of courts-martial IN time Of peace
The bin applies 10 the navy as well as %
the army.