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MARCH 20.

l5l6.--Conrad Gesrer, Swiss scholar and
naturalist born died 1866
H. Sir John Nanbrugh. English archi-
tect and dramatlst, died; born 1855
lSl3-Thonlas West sherman. soldier.
born In Newport. r. J.; died there
In 1879 Gon fhOmns sherman naY
be readily confused In war Histories
w'h WWlHm Tecumsch ON account
Of the similarity OF Initials He WAS
M rsL Fo,nseT and Mexican var
veteran. like his dlstin gulshed nlme-
sake Early In The Clyll war he was
engaged on the Atlantic COAST but
later took part In the campaigns In
the south west the sCene on trunaphs
which made Tecumseh's fame.
lS5T--Iohn Mitchell kemble, English
scholar, ESPECIALLY IN Anglo saxon.
died born 1907
lSet-C commander Verney Loyeit Cana
eron The noted African traveller.
died In England; born lHi
lSOe--Col, il. X shao kleford, author OF
popular detective stories, died at
cambridge. Cal born 1881,
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MARCH Is.

lTil-Joachlm Murat. BonapartIst king
Of Naples, French marshal. etc. born
near Cahors, France shot III Gala
bria oct, H. 1915,
lSO7--A BOLTON OF the slave trade by the
British parliament
Si1--Caroline Jones Chisholm. the Eng
lish philanthrOplst and 'ennlsrants'
friend" dleds born 1910
sSg--Joseph w. DreSel, dnancIerr died
In New York born 1888.
s92-Walt Whitman, ppet. died at
Camden, n. j.; born 1919.
lsg4--GeOrge Ticknor Curtis, an au.
thoTIty and writer on constitutional
law died In New York city, born
lSl2
9O1-BirmIngham, Ala, awept by u
tornado. over 500 people injured;
many fatalities.
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CITIZENS WANT CITY PLATED
And Petition Conncll for snme--spcn-
Ger Golden Wedding

Murray. March 2s.-Mr. John T. Ca-
hoon directed A communication 10 lhe
city council, calling attention I" tho
urgent necessity of plating the land
within the limits OF Murray city, set
ting forth thar The people are DESTROYS
OF having a beautiful city which can
only be accomplished by starting out
with q good plan. Mr., Cahoon calls at
tention to the broad regular streets
and systematically arranged blocks OF
salt Lake City which are the admira-
ton of all visitors, especially from
those or eastern towns and elites where
little attention was paid to the resu-
larlty OF streets and the uniformity OF
blocks, but rather made streets ~ by
pa tbs and blocks OF 15-acre farms,
The opportunities for Murray are great
located AS she Is IN the best part Of
salt Lake valley and Is attracting the
attention of both HON eseeker and In
weston and he thinks that the city
should be covered by regular plat. ac-
kncwledglne, OF course, the streets
which were wei established before
Murray was an Incorporated city. He
urged the city council to give this mat
ter Its serious attention and sug-
gested II faNOrably considered that a
meeting Of the property owners be
called for inc purpose or getting an ex-
Preston from them as TO the beat meth
90 To- be adopted by ihe city.
The communication WAS referred back
TO MI Cahoon to first ace the property
owners, asceitainlng what thoy are Will
lining to do and then present the re-
suliH-
Marshall Msluss reported In tho case
OF Mr., Birch, who has frequently vio-
lated the liquor law by selling his
goods on Sunday. and recommended
that Mr. Birehs license ..be revoked
which WAS sustained,
The street committee, whose atten-
tion was called 10 the necessity Of
placng arc lights and Nag men at rail-.
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Death came 10 Mrs, Mabel Derrick
Rlgby on her twenty eighth birthday
the II th OF March, almost the same
minute of the day as that In which
abe WAS born. She WAS married to
W l.. Rigby OF Centerville June a7th'
OF last year She became Ill Aug stlt
and was brought from her new home
back to her parents horne In salt
Lake. where she was then taken to ths
hospital and went under an operation
for kidney trouble, OF which she had
been a sufferer for several years,
Mrs Rigby was the beloved daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. Derrick, an5
had liV1d In Salt Lake all her life VI.
III she moved to- Centerville with ner
husband, where she gained many
friends during her very short stay
there She WAS prominent in Church
work Of the Twelfth ward. where the
family lived, and had been an officer
of the Mutual Improvement associa-
tlon and a teacher OF the Sunday
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EUREKA.
DEATH OF CHILDREN.
Victims OF Observation-Disclosures Union
Elects Officers.
special Corresnondenee.

Special Correspondence.
Enrekl, Juab Co, March 2l.--No less
than four deaths have been recorded In
Tlntfc this week. On Monday. Virginia
the infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Thomas. died at the age of 10
Vices We're held In the Baptist church
"Wednesday afternoon. Rev G. C.. Still
man. Officiating.
ON Monday the death of the IL
months Old child of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Larsen was also recorded. death re-
sultlng from pneumonia, The funeral
was held from the family residence
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs c. A. WheelOck Of Mann
moth We're called to mourn the demise
of their three-year-old SON ON Mednes
day. th4 cause Of It's death being pneu-
MONT, The father has been In Nevada
but after his arrival the body Of the
for burial
In Silver City Monday, Paullna. thu
three-yeer-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Fitzgerald died from pneuIno-
MA, The funeral services We're held at
the family home Wednesday afternoon.
and the intermeut took place in the
Eureka city cemetery.
MINERS UNION OFFICERS.
The Mammoth Miners union has
elected the following new set of officers.
President. n. H. Dymond: Vice presi-
dent. Henry Christensen; financial Sec
rotary. j. w. Enmons, cond lctor Lynn
Young warden, Andy Nlcholson
finance committee, Alva Patton. Fred
Wolberg, Andy Nicholson
IN the trial of Clarence Boyed. In thu
justices court loday the jury returned
a verdict OF guilty and the defendant
was fined $50 Boyed was charged with
accUsting young married lady OF Eu-
rekn and throwing his arms around her
while she was returning home one nigh
last week. The lady IN question ldenri-
fed Boyed and her Testimony as vel
as that OF other witnesses was so CON
elusive that the jury rendered a con
vlctlng decision. The case win be am
pealed.
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opera house "Wednesday evening, March
p, for he benefit OF the Murray public
school library,
Upon word from Nernal that her
mother WAS not expected 10 survive
Mrs w Il. Erickson left Monday night
for that point, but before arriving
there she received the sad news that
her mother had already passed away
The marriage OF Mrs. Mary Shaw and
Albert Barrett was not solemnized al
Mrs. Shaw's residence, as previously
announced. but occurred In the temple
The death of William Sanders has
been expected every moment for the
past TWO days, but he has rallied some
what this morning
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NEXT WEEK IN HISTORY.

ans were attacked and captured
while attempting to march from CO.
Lad to the succor Of the Texans In
the Alamo. They were held as pris-
Oners of war under the prospect OF
exchange. On Palm Sunday they
we're ordered to march out OF their
quarters and he counted. outside
Tho enclosure band of Indians es-
pecialiy chosen for the work. mas
sacred them all In cold blood.
1Si7--Vera CruS. Mexico, surrendered
to Gen. Scott.
lSSs-John Bright, British statesman.
died IN England; born 1891.
lsOl---Jean Gain, noted French artist.
died IN Paris horn 1910
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Pennsylvania, Illinois, KANSAS and Ok
lahomG. He reports a very plea SAINT
trip and was fortunate in leaving
Piitsburg before the big flood After q
short rest, he returns to the east 10 fill
other lecture engag enlents In the east,
and Will also conducc three Chautau-
gnas- ON his return to Utah. he Will
conduct a Cbautauqua here
LonIfsllow services will be held in
the NJ T.. church Sunday night under
the auspices of the Epwurth league
An interesting program has ben ar
ranged In which local readers and vo-
calists will appear a collection WIN he
made Tor the Chinese famine sufferers
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ham City. Nov. IL, 1871, and died March
| L. 1901 after an Illness OF about four
weeks. caused by heart failure and KIM
dred troubles
Sister HaJSte, as she was generally
known, was most successful school
teacher While she, taught In the dis
trict schools her loveabIe disposition
made her the chldren's friend. They
were all anxious to so TO Hattie's
school Sac always had "a TsUn-
dorfUl control over the little ones,
whether In the day school, Sunday
school on other classes Her secret la
this WAS that she loved them all ana
they in turn could not help but love her
and respect her She has held many
POSITIONS of trust, was one of the svhpol
trustees at the lime that the Brigham
City Central school bulding was erect
ed. When her health began TO fail she
went 10 Stake President Stohl and told
hlsn that she would eithe r have 10 stop
teaching school or resign her position
as president OF the Y. l.. NJ. /. A., AS
her health would not permit her TO
perform the laDOrS OF bOtn, She gave
up teaching.
The funeral services were held Mon
day, March 49, IN the tabernacle, which
was taStetGlly draped IA white and dec
GRATED with flowers and potted PLANS.
The pallDearegs were the stake board ot
y NJ NJ. ]. A, The services We're IN
charge OF Bishop Brigham Wight Of the
teuith WARD. ana tle SINGING was Gone
py the tnDelhaeIe choir OF which sue
Nas a lhehiueE. ne speahers We're
Dlshop hr,su1lh wight Mlilnle a.
1entetl' euu,lsTioI 70 elisS Islt III me
STAKE board hrliest : iiorSlcy stake
supetlIi ,,,.l OIL J " NJ, T. a MISS
DAISY Maasoh read fesolGtlon OF love
rs did olun Peter5ra In behalf OF the
A. ~ l. n stiS $, polrI, susanhah
obs alice NJ, johnson. s. y. Lee W. G.
Getes az fhs General hnsrd ana s,aI s
presldent I,leen N SrobI were tho rt1'n.
sncakcrs Kin smoke in nrsJsn os asa
nobIe ss,r.sacridrIng onS s,tnt- tttso
cbaracter or he darcased Nc
FATALLY INJURED ny TRAIN
~ attempting 20 board moving
tfain, HoVa Hlploy OF Malad valley
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BUSINESS IN
DISTRICT COURT
Six Divorce Suits Heard by Judge
HoWeIl--0ther
Cases.
FOR CIVIC IMPROVEMENT.
league Receives Favorable Reports OF
Local erpriscs--Frcnclinian saves
His Life by Swimming Ogden River,

Ogden, March 2s--1n The district
court Judge ], N Howell heard SIX
divorce suits yesterday afternoon. lat
nil of the suits the wife was the plain
tiff and failure to provide and deser-
ton were the grounds on which ma
torlty OF them were granted.
The first suit tried was that Of
Melissa l., AIowrey the we'll known
dressmaker. against Archibald Y
hIowrey the horse dealer. The de-
fendanI permitted the case to go by de-
5a e The testimony Of pIaiStlff, Ida
MAY and Mrs Todd showed that de-
PENDANT has failed to provide for his
family for d considerable time. The
testimony was all right but when 1t
came to asking the state to- pay the
costs, the court entered an objection.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
plaintiff had filed an Affidavit of ''pov-
erty,' and he ordered the decree en-
tered providing she pay the costs.
The suit OF NlAude Nj. Martin against
George l.. Martin was heard and a
divorce granted
In the action brought by Ada Brown
against Charles W. Brown, the hearing
WAS continued until some future date
The bonds of mattfmony existing be-
tMetn May FdTT dlHt lIcpil tart NtIe
ordered dissolved Defendant Is a bar
lender here In town.
on the testimony of plaintiff and
Nancy Griffin. showing the failure of
defendant to provide for his family,
decree of divorce was granted Clara
NJ Lape from John s. Lape-
The court heard the testimony Of
Camella Geisler and others concerning
the differences that have arisen be
tween her and Charles G. Geisler. her
husband, mostly because their chill
dren numbering II. by former mar
Tiages, cannot agree with each other
and quarrel, thus causing a family
5ar In the testimony it was brought
out that plaintiff and her husband
had mutually agreed on a divorce, de-
PENDANT to pay costs The court How
ever. was not willing 10 grant a divorce
on such grounds and denied the appli-
cation.
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of the city waterWorks maths that bring
the wafer TO the reservoir east OF town,
SO the Clty VIII soon be out Of drinking
water The city officers are doing all
in their power IN stay the aooe.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWN
ING.
Mr. Harry Nelson, while trying to
cross the stream with his team was
completely upset. He saved himself,
and with the assistance Of other men
who witnessed the occurrence succeed
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school and primary there. She leaves
her loving husband, fatheT. mother.
two sisters and three brothers ard
many friends 20 mourn her loss. Every
thing yves done that skill and loving
hands could do, Us her loving husband
and dear mother were by her bedside
day and night all through her sick
ness
The funeral services took place In
tho Twelfth ward chapel Wednesday,
Mareh goth, which we're conducted by
Bishop L, A. Williams. Many conf
EOttinH remarks were made 10y Bishop
T. A. Williams Patriarch Joshua
MldsIey and Brother j. n. Hall. Sing
ing was furnished by the Twelfth
ward quartet and a solo entitled, "Res-
ignatton," was rendered by Brother S.
Winters A large cortege followed
her to the cemetery where she WAS
laid to rest meath a bed OF roses. A
blanket of flowers was spread over her
grave
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MARCH 90.

lTts-CarlO Maria Ronaparta, father os
Napoleon. born: died 1855.
l7d9-NlchOlas Jean do Dieu Hoult.
BonapartOs marshal and Duke OF
Dalmatia. born In Gulennes died
lS5l
t772-EnanueI swedcnbors, celebrated
naturalist, mathematician and the
osophist' died; born 1855 Sweden
borg was born al Stockholm, the
son OF a chaplain, The service Of
tho state occupied his time chiefly
until he reached tho age OF 55- tn
speculate IN philosophy he devoted
tho remainder OF bis HE.
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other animal drowned and was carried
down the stream like log.
Edward r. Chase the oldest attorney
in the state. celebrated his eighty ninth
birthday March 3. MI Chase SAYS he
voted Tor all the presidents OF the
United States since Buchanan was
elected
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CONFERENCE
Reduced Rates Via Oregon Short Line

Tickets on sale from Ogden and in.
termedlate points April ith TO 9Th
inclusive, final limit ApTiI 18th From
April Bird 10 s;h, inclusive final limit
April 18th From Idaho points April
3rd to 9Th. inclusive, final limit April
18th, From Union Pacific points
Green River and west. April 3rd To-
9Th, inclusive, limited to April 18TH.
From Southern Pacific points east of
Montello, April 5rd to 9TH. Inclusive.
final linllt April 18TH. For rates and
further Information, see agents
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MRS. JOHN PRATT DEAD.
Death Follows Hospital Operation
Garden City News Notes.
Special correspondence

Provo March 2s.--hIrs. John Pratt. OF
Abraham, Mlllard county. who came
here on the 18th for medical treatment,
died yesterday afternoon AT the hos
pital. after an operation for critical
Internal ailineut The deceased WAS 80
wears OF age and leaves o husband aud
six children The remains were shipped
10 Abraham for lnterment Today by o.
j. Berg & Son.
Dr. Byron w. King has returned from
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lsiO--Dr Carl Friedrich Neumann, Cier-
man historian and orlentalist, died.
is9i-HoWard Crosby. Clergyman. dloA
In New York City; born There 1925.
HOLDINGS stephens, noted FeuIln
leader " the last Irish uprising,
died IN DUBLIN bora 1875.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
FUNERAL OF MISS WIGHT


Brigham CITY. Boxelder Co., March q,
Miss Hattie Wight who for the past
SIX years has been the president OF tho
Y. L. VI, J. a. Of the BoNelder stake,
was the daughter of MI. and Mrs,
Stephen WIghr. and was born In Brig
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A[ARCll AZ.

iSss--Gollad massacre: 357 American
Texans, Including col ], w, FanIn,
prisoners OF MAS, were ma sacred at
Gollad. Tex. hy order OF SANTA AM
ma, the Mexican dlCiat0r The Tex
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OTHER SUITS.

Mark Murphy has commenced suit In
tho district court against j. h Egan-
administrator OF the estate of Nancy j.
X ussfck to recover s232.6O. The CONT
plalnt sets forth that after the death
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FOR CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS.


ogden. March 23-At q meeting of
the Civic Improvement league held
last evening ut Tue Weber club, a num-
Der of matters pertaining to Ogdens
welfare were considered. \ commun.
cation was received from Gen. Manager
w. II. Bancroft OF the Oregon Short
Line. in which NE stated that the rail
road company ts ready to erect the new
freight depot for the Hartman lines
TN Ogden just as soon as material and
labor can be obtained: that II Is only
these two drawbacks that have pre-
vented the making OF This improve
r1ent In Ogden before this
Supt. u. C, Manson of the Salt Lake
division pf the Southern Pacific In a let
TER 10 the league stated that no bureau
OF Information will be established at
tits Union depot at this time, as was
requested by the league The pa rking
of the grounds In front of the Union
depot, he says will be pushed with
every possible haste just as ROOM as
the weather wIll permit.
The league decided TO hold its annual
election next Tuesday night at the We
Der tclub. The chairman Will name a
nominating committee The public Is
invited to take part in the selection
of the officers
TRENCEMAN'S MARROW ESCAPE
Thrown Into Ogden River and Had 10
Swim to- Save His Life
Ogden. March 23.--C, Polo, ii Frencil
man mad a i1 rTA1Nu asgAHe. from drown
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poisonous and effete matters
that have accumulated in it
during the winter, Do this by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
You will feel better, look
better, eat and sleep better, do
your work more easily and
satisfactorily, and be in good
condition to resist prevalent
diseases and to withstand the
hot waves Of summer which
have such a depressing and
prostrating effect on the weak,
facilitated and rundown.
The secret of the unequaled
success of Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla as a remedy for Spring
humors is the fact, proven
annually by thousands Of
grateful people, that it thor.
oughly clcanses the blood,
gives strength and tone to
every organ and function and
builds up the whole system.
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THE WANT COLUMNS OF the
seml-Weekly News are read by from
100000 10 10000 people twice week
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MINERS UNION oFF1cERs.

Music Festival season tickets on sale
one week more.
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Season tickets for Music Festival
not on sale after Sat. 10th.
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road crossings. after an investigation
recommended that the railway com.
panIes be compelled TO install lights and
fagnsn Mt such points as the CITY coun.
Gil may deem necessary.
The volunteer fire department, by
communication. asked Tor an appro.
/ priatlOn OF 5000 half OF the cost of the
uniforms they are endeayOrng TO Sc.
care.
city Atty. MoTfar asked the clt,- Ia
supply him with such works as furnish
an exhaustive treatment Of tbe sun
tects involved IN treating M n,nt,.',s
applicable TO civ nff,irs His ,af,,,ss1
was granted and ,Ire boolss v.iIl ~, t s,,,,
Piled and VIII Become ths nrnnortv ~
Wv e''S'
'4'' N'Ol'i''@-N "f-Di'ANr
Friends and relatives about 90 I'm
number assembled at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Charles II. Spencer OF Mill
Greek Monday evening, March Is be-
ing the fiftleth Anniversary of their
wedding day The aged couple whose
hair Is whitened By The sInnws Of
over 10 winters were made to feel bV
nsy deHss a. 'inu lsasld Is tna ihelr
forgotten Tables were set 70 accom-
modate q U present All the. children
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Spring Humo

1t is important to you from every standpoint that you
hould thoroughly cleanse your blood Of all those impure
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Officer Robert Burke had i lively
bout last evening with an italian, who
refused to get of Washington avenue
street ear, He fought the officer hard
but Burke was too much for him aud
landed him on the sidewalk. where he
he'd hlIn until the patrol wagon ar
rived He will ans wer TO the charge
of resisting an officer
A passenger train for the northwest
which should have gone over the Shas-
ta route, was brought over the South
ern Pacific and taken north over the
Oregon Short Line yesterday The
shasta route is badly out of repair
through the heavy floods
Thomas j. Jenkins has commenced
suit in the municipal court against the
Oregon Short Line 10 recover 500 al
legged to be due for the killing OF two
OF plaintiffs cows last November
The dancing party given last evening
by the Y NJ. and Y l.. boards Of the
Weber stake at the Royal dancing hail
was grand success last evening, both
socially and financially
'od Arkansaw' will be played to-
night at the Grand Opera House
Marc, the Prince Of Magic" Will be
heard next Thursday night an the os-
den tabernacle.
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MURRA Y DEPARTMENT

The News delivered Murray ana vicinity
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FRENcEMAMs MARROW ESCAPE
Thrown Into Ogden River and Had 10
Swim to Save His Life

Ogden. March &c, Polo, u Frcnch.
man. had harrow ESCAPE from drown