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Mary A. Chandler.

The funeral of Mrs. Lewis H. Chand- Ter was held from her late residence SS7 Orange street, yesterday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. Rev. J. DeWolf Perry, jr, rector of St. Paul's church, officiat- ed, assisted by Rev. Franklin R, Knight. The beautiful service of the Episcopal communion was used. The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful. Beecher & Bennett were in charge of the arrangements.
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Alleged Wheel Thief Arrested.

Michael Mcxeon of S7 Washington avenue, was arrested last night eharg- ed with the theft of a wheel from Jo- seph Fei of g Factory street. The wheel was found by Detective Colwell yesterday, ana he arrested McKeon.
 McKeon is charged also with having stolen a wheel six months ago. He was arrested two months ago on a charge for tapping gas meters
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rnIonist. win nre rleetlor.

London, May 1O-The bye-election to-day for a member of parliament from the stephney division of Tower Han1lets, to succeed Sir ". Evans Cor don, unionist, resigned, resulted in a victory for the unionist candidate, F. Leverton Harris. Mir. Harris boiled 2,299 votes. against 1850 cast for Ben Cooper, the liberal-labor candidate
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MUST PLAY ELSEWHERE
WOmen'S Wcstern Golf Tournament
 Will Not Be Held in Chicago.

Chicago, May 1O.-Coincident with the destruction to-day of the Homewood country club by fire, it was definitely announced tonight by the director of the club that both the western anna teur and the women's western cham pionships, scheduled to take place on the course, had been abandoned and that the Western Golf association and the Wamen's Western Golf association had been requested to give these tour naments to some other course The western amateur event was to have been held at Homewood on August 3 to 2 and the women's championship on August 26 to 30.
 The loss caused by the fire was about $50,00O
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French srinlstry,s Labor stand.

Paris, May 1O.--Tn the debate in the chamber of deputies to-day on the gov ernment's labor policy M. Jaures, so- oialist leader, admitted that the cabi- net probably would be sustained, but predicted that the contention of the so- cialists regarding the appropriation of property would soon triumph.
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nenedictine Abbots Meeting.

Rome, May 1o.-The late Pope Leo XIII. decreed that all abbots of the Benedictine order throughout the world must meet in Rome every twelve years in order to regulate the affairs of the order. The first meeting has just begun and will continue until Pen tecost.
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MAY SELL BUILDING.
Equitable Could Turn SI4,OOO,OOO into
 Its Treasury.

New York, May 10.-Directors of the Equitable Life 9ssurance society at their next meeting will consider a pro position that the society accept an of fer of S16,OO0, 900 for its real estate on Broadway between Pine and Cedar streets, including it's own office build ing If adopted it is proposed that the Equitable expend 5000, 900 in the erec- ticn of a new building near Fulton and Church streets, down town for it's own exclusive use. This would leave about s14,OO0,OOO in cash for the so- 9iety's treasury,
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Funeral of Mrs. Lacy.

The funeral of Katherine Crittenden, wife of Harry Lacy, who died May g, aged forty-three years, will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at SIS Chapel street. The interment will be In Evergreen cemetery. Rev. MT. Per ry will officiate.
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Mrs. William T. Fife.

The funeral of Celia Darlington, wid- ow of William T. Fife, who died at her home, 1920 Whalley avenue, yesterday, aged sixty-seven years, will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2;3O o'clock The interment will be in Evergreen ceme- tery.
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ELECTED DELEGATE
To scottish Clan Convention at Hail.

Clan Mcleod, No. S1, order of Scot tish clans, last night elected as it's chief delegate to the royal clan coro- nation, to be held at Halifax next Aug ust. Past Chief Robert MacArthur. MT. MacArthur is a charter member of Clan Mcleod and it's present chaplain
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Luke Ccrcoran.

The funeral services of Luke Cor coran, who died at his late residence, 31 Gamer street, yesterday, will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Services will be held at St. Joseph's church. The interment will be in St. Bernard's cemetery.
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Denied in Paris.

Paris, May 1O.-The reported conclu- sion of an agreement between J. Pier pont Morgan & Co. and the Credit Ly- onnais, having for its object the facil- itation of the introduction of American securities into the French market, is untrue.
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Mary E, Thomas.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services were held for Mary F. Thomas, wife Of R. Charles Dickerman, at her late res idence, 126 Spring street. The burial was private.
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New Commissioner of aptent..

Washington, May 1O.-The president to-day appointed Edward B. Moore, of Michigan, to be commissioner of pa- tents to succeed Frederick I. Allen, re- signed. MT. Moore has been assistant commissioner for several years.
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OBITUARY NOTES
Andrew B. Hendryx.

The funeral services for the late An drew B. Hendryx will take place Tues day afternoon at o'clock from the residence of his son, 76 Audubon street
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Josephlne o,connoE.

The funeral of Josephine O'Connor will be held tomorrow afternoon from her sisters residence, 23 Market street, at o'clock Services will follow at list. Francis church. The interment will be in St. Lawrence cemetery.
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MIZNER DIVORCE CASE
Referee Files His Report With the
 Court.

New York. May 1O,-The referee who heard the evidence in the divorce suit of Mrs. Adeliade Mizner against her husband, Wilson Mizner, filed his re- port with Justice Bishoff to-day but the finding was not made public. The decree will not be known until the referees finding is confirmed.
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RELIGIoUS SIRVICEs

1 The Church ot the Redeenier. Orange street, corner Wall-WetsoR Lyman Phillips, D. D. pastor-Preaching at l0:S0 a. m. Sunday school q: 12 o'clcck noon. Young Peoples Society of Chris tian Ehdeavor at 6:SO p. h. At Welcome Hall. Oak street-Sunday school at D IT.. Gospel meeting at 7:So p. m. G
 Church of the Messiah (First Univer- salist)-Orange street, near Elm-Rex Theodore A. Fischer. pastor Sermon | by the pastor Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Sunday school at noon. Young peoples devotional meeting at 6:S0 p. m m, t,o The public cordially Invited to all Center Church-Rev. Newman Smyth, pastor--Morning service at 10;30. De- / votional service at p. m. If
 First Church of Christ Scientist The services of First Church of Christ, Scientist, are held Sunday at 1030 a. m. and T:S) p. m. in Republican hall, Temple streets. Subject, "Mortais and Immortals." Golden text: As for me, | 1 will. behold thy face in righteousness: 1 l. shall be satisfied, when 1 awake, with thy likeness" Psalm II: 15s The Sum day school meets after the service. The Wednesday evening testimonial meet ing is held at 8 o'clock. A reading room maintained by this church. in the Malley building, 902 Chapel street, Is open daily from 10 a. m. to 5. D.. m, I Wednesday from 10 a. m. to 7:30 D. m, Tuesday and Saturday from 7:S0 to D. m. A cordial welcome to all.
 Warner hall. 1044 Chapel street-Sun- day services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. First reader, Rev Severin s. Sl- monsen, .. s. B. Subject "Mortals and Immortals." Sunday school at 11;45 a, meeting at o'clock. A free reading room in connection with this church Is maintained in Chase building, 1916 l Chapel street, and Is open week days from II a. m, to ?: m., and Monday evenings. All are welcome.
 Plymouth Church-The Rev. Vim. W. McLane, D: D. pastor, Divine wor- Sunday School 12. Young Peoples meeting 6:S0.
 United Church (north church on the | green) ,---Morning worship at 10:SG. Sermon by the pastor, Rev. .Artemas J; | of Life.
 First M. F. Church. Corner of Elm and College sts.--Text in the morning | Retnemper Thy creator III tile utys ol Thy Youth" In the evening the ser vice will be in charge of the Epworth League, with an address by Prof. Kent, | of Yale College.
 At Trinity P. E. Church, on the green The services for the first Sunday after Ascension will be a. m, Holy CommunionCommuni 10;30 Morning Prayer and Sermon, by the Rev. | Charles o. Scoville. 1910 Sunday i School z s90 pWaOinU and ser mon by the Rev. H, H. sterrett. Trinity Methodist Church Dwight and George streets)-W. IT. Kidd, pas tor. Morning. Worship at 1o:S0 with Kindergarten at the same hour. Sum day School at noon. Epworth League meeting at 6;30. Evening worship at 730 with sermon on The Church | Fathers--Augustine."
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Los Angeles, May 1O-Hugh Kelly and Jack (Twin) Sullivan fought twen- ty rounds to a draw in this city to- night
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At Trinity P. F. Church, on the. green after Ascension will be a. m. Holy CommunionCommuni 10;30 Morning Prayer and Sermon, by the Rev. Charles O. Scoville. 1910 Sunday School 7:3O evening, prayer and ser mon by the Rev. H. Fl. Sterrett.
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First NJ E. Church. Corner of Elm and College Sts-TeXt in the morning Remember Thy Creator in the days of Thy Youth" In the evening the ser- vice will be in charge of the Epworth League, with an address by Prof. Kent, of Yale College,
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Trinity Methodist Church Dwight and George streets)--W. H. Kidd, pas tor. Morning Worship at 10;S0 with Kindergarten at the same hour. Sum day School at noon. Epworth League meeting at 6:S0. Evening worship at 7.30 with sermon on The Church Fathers-Augustine."
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Plymouth Church-The Rev. Vim. W McLane, D. D. pastor. Divine wor- ship and Sermon at 10:30 and 7:S0. Sunday School F. Young Peoples meeting 6:30.
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United Church (north church on the green) Morning worship at 10:Su. Sermon by the pastor Rev. Artemas J. Haynes. Subject: The Daily Renewal of Life
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BLANK BOOK MAKING
Tribune-RepOrter Pig. Co. &c w. I'd
REVISION or THE VULGATf
Abbot Gaspuet to Undertake the
Work of Correcting St. Jerome's
Version of the Bible.

Rome, Nov. 19.-Abbot Gaspuet, pres
ident of the English Benedictines. has
arrived in Rome to undertake another
revision Of the Vulgata, or st. JerOme's
Latin version OF the Bible. This mat
ter has been entrusted to the Benedjc-
tines by the vatican.
The abbot had a long private audi
ence with the pope today on the . at
ter in hand. The pope realized the
vast necessity of the undertaking, and
has authorized the abbot TO associate
with himself whatever scholars he
" ould like. The researches are 70 he
carried out in all parts of the world.
The abbot will select his assistants
next week, and il Is his desire to have
among them an American. He is not
restricted to Catholics in his selection
The pope insists that the work be done
in the most scientific way. in order 70
convince Catholics as well as non
Catholics that this is a genuine at
tempt to discover the true basis of the
text of st. Jerome. This attitude will
prove, it is believed, that the vatican
does not fear scientific discussion of the
Vulgate.
The abbot estimates that the cost Of
this revision will be about s.. 900 a
year. This sum will be expended
chiefly in travelling expenses to secure
photographs of manuscripts and BIZ
bles, which will be colIated in Rome It
is intended to revise only one part of
the Bible at a time, but which part
will be taken up first has not yet been
decided. The abbot has sent out a cir
cular Of information to all the saVanJs
who he thinks can help him in his
work, and the pope has promised to
write circular letter along the same
lines
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Just as an investment.

Whether you buy a home on long
time payments for the sake of having
one or buy 1t as an investment you
ought to own one right away.
If you have a few hundred dollars in
the bank you would like TO be earning
something with, give US a check for the
amount and we will show you how you
can pay the balance for one of the
beautiful homes we have recently built
on Ninth avenue, and at the same time
make 10 per cent on your original cap
ital
Get the keys to these fine houses at
ass c street, look them over carefully
and then come in and let us tell you
what we can do for you.
It is possible for every good citizen to
own his own home-the only obstacle is
his own tiTnidity You can buy them
for cash if you wish from any reput-
able real estate dealer, but we would
prefer to sell them on long time loans,
as we built them for that purpose. It
isn't fair to yourself to keep on paying
rent.
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co., 1924
Main street.
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are of such scope and stringency that
no one denies their efficiency.
1T would be easy to multiply and
add to their burdens that the conf
dence necessary to investment would
be entirely destroyed, and the develop
ment of the country prevented.
Whether this is a time for new enact
ments or for a patient, fair and just
enforcement of the laws as they stand
may be judged from the records of the
past.
We have read of A conflict between
Righteousness and business. There can
be no such conflict unless there is
fraud at the business end, or hypocrisy
and cant at the righteousness end. If
any man has done evil, if any corpora
ton is SHINING against the laws, let
him or it he punished under the law.
But put an end to wholesale denuncia-
ton and wholesale prescription de-
structive of all credit and repugnant to
all sense of justice, as we'll as hostile
to every business interest in the land.
Time to Sober Down.
1T Is time for the whole country TO
sober down and think out the problems
before it. They are serious enough to
call for its best and most earnest eff
fort. They are vital enough to engage
the most generous patriotism. A
hearty union of all interests, broad
and genuine understanding, and more
cautious, honest. and tolerant attitude
in all our public acts viii most effec-
tually promote success in industry, and
sanity and peTmanence in the nation. q"
Judge John c. Pollock of the United
States district court of Kansas spoke
on the individual and His Govern
ment," and Henry J. Allen, editor Of
the Wichita Beacon, discussed THE
Press -
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AUDITORS IN SESSION.
Attempt to Evolve Uniform System
of Accounting in Idaho.
Especial to The Herald9 8

Boise, Ida, Nov. 19-A convention OF
county auditors assembled here today
for a three days session. 1t had been
called for the purpose of devising a
uniform system of accounting. All
counties were represented excepting
Blaine and Bannock.
Governor GOoding welcomed the Wis
itors, and State Examiner GOaslind ex-
planned the purpose of the gathering.
saying he had asked those auditors to
prepare papers who had a system ex-
ceiling in some particular
Papers were read by Auditor Fair
weather of Shoshone and by Anderson
of Lincoln on auditors certificates. An
other on accounts of treasurers was
written by Treasurer Hinckley of Nez
Perez, and presented by the auditor of
that county.
State Treasurer Hastings informed
the auditors that drafts would not be
accepted in the payment of taxes to
the state by the counties
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THE GUARANTEED
COLD CURE
YOU TAKE NO CHANCES WHEN
YOU BUY BROMO-LAX.

Your druggist is positively instructed to
guarantee every box of BROMO-LAX to
cure your cold or refund your money.
We must have faith and know our rem
edy or we could not afford to do this.
You need not be afraid to take Bromo-
Lax. ut contains quinine" to make
your head ache and make you deaf. it
contains no calomeI to salivate YOU. if
contains no drug that you can become
addicted to. 1t costs 25c at your drug
gists, a guarantee with each box.
BROMO-LAX comes only in the orange
colored box.
AS this is the season for colds in the
head every reader of this paper should
keep box of BROMO-LAX handy Bro
mo-Lax will also stop your headache.
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WORK WILL BE DONE.
Salt Lake Roadbed Made Solid as
Rock of AGES.
Especial to The Herald)

Caliente,. Nov. l9.-Ihere will be sew
ments being made by the Salt Lake road
near Caliente TO have the track in con.
dition to withstand the spring flood Since
the last washOuts great amount of WORK
has been done in this district, some SO,
men being employed. which makes bust
ness lively in Caliente. In many places
where the road runs near the cliffs. the
whole side OF the mountain has beer
blasted out These sections of the grade
are very substantial and consist of bro
ken stone and bOulders weighing several
tons.
Sheriff Smith went to E1gin Monday q
close up some saloons which were within
the three-mle limit. which is contrary
to the law, which says no saloon shall
be established within three miles Of any
railroad construction camp.
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PRISON DOORS SHUT
ON A SMOOTH RASCAL

London, Nov 19.-Montague Newton and
Joseph d. Fisher, the two Americans who
were placed on trial at the Old Bailey
charged with conspiracy to cheat and de-
fraud. were today sentenced to twenty
months Imprisonment at hard labor and
to one months imprisonment respective.
ly. Fisher, who has been described as a
mining engineer, was released as he al
ready had been in prison more than a
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PLAN OF REFORM.
Bank Commission VIII Try to Put a
crimp in Receivers.

New York, Nov 19-InfOrmation was
forthcoming today that the commission
of bankers appointed by Governor
Hughes to suggest changes in the bank
ing laws Of the state win make a strong
recommendation limiting the receiv-
ership expenses Of suspended banking in
stitutions. The commission hopes to WORK
out plan which Will make It impos-
sible for receivers and counsel, in wind
ing up the affairs of a collapsed insti-
tuition, to charge enormous fees, as has
been frequently done in the past A.
Barton Hepburn, president of the Chase
National bank, and chairman Of the COM
mission, has sent financial expert to
Attorney General jackson to obtain from
his department all figures relative to
the expenditures Of receivers of finan-
cial concerns for a period of several
years
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NO TIME FOR STRIKE.
switchmen Withdraw Their Demand
for Higher Wages.

Chicago. Nov. 19.-The switchmen's
union today withdrew the demand on the
western railroads for an increase of wages
amounting to cents an hour. Represen-
tatives of the union for some time have
been in conference with q committee OF
the general managers Of the western rail
roads discussing the demand for higher
wages The general managers, having sent
to Grand Master Hawley Of the Switch
mems union q letter declining to grant the
advance. the switchmen decided 70 aban-
don the matter for the time being and
withdrew their request. The meeting ter
minated with good feeling on both sides
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NO RECOUNT FOR HEARST.

Albany, n. Y. Nov. 19.-The court
Of appeals today decided that the act
passed at the last session of the leg
islature providing for a recount of the
votes cast at the mayoralty election in
New York City in November, 1905 is
unconstitutional. The contest was in
stituted on behalf of William r.
Hearst to unseat Mayor Mcclellan on
the ground of fraud i'm the counting of
the votes. The decision was unani-
nous
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CASTRO AGAIN I'LL.

Caracas, Venezuela. Nov. 10. via Port OF
Spain, Island of Trinidad Nov. 19.-Pres-
ident Castro is again in i'll health at Los
Teques, and is confined much of the time
to his bed. Sonora Castro left Caracas last
week to nurse her husband II IS said
that President Castro will be taken "a
Macuto. where the climate is warmer,
when he is able TO make the trip
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ACTRESS GOES BROKE.
Bankruptcy Petition Against Mrs.
Leslie Carter Payne.

New York. Nov. 19.-An involuntary pc
titiOn in bankruptcy was filed in the
United States district court today by the
creditors against Mrs. Leslie Carter
Payne. the actress. The claims OF the
creditors amount TO over 81 600 Of which
Laura G. Cook claims 81, Is on notes and
S. S91 for clothing. The other claims are
small. 1t is alleged that Mrs. Garter
Payne committed an act Of bankruptcy In
paying out S1.7O0 to preferred creditors
knowing herself to be insOlvent. Her to
tai assets are estimated at 5000. Judge
Hough appointed Ezra p. Prentice a re-
ceiver Of Mrs. Carter Payne's effects
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QUIETLY MARRIED.
Phoebe Business Man Captures salt
Lake Girl.
Especial to The Herald

Phoebe. Nov. 81. ScherzinEer. mana
ger of the Scherzinger Furniture & Hard
ware company OF this city. was quietly
married the other day to Miss Emma
Peterson Of Salt Lake City. Judge CARR
son performed the ceremony.
Work is being rushed for the completion
of the Caliente & Phoebe depot this place
II will require but a short time now until
the depot IS ready for use.
Passenger and freight traffic is now
being handled on the .aIente & Phoebe
railroad and the sale OF tickets is going
on. The fare Is s. one way. A large force
Of men are busy bailasting and strength
entng the weak points in the roadbed.
More motive power IS needed, which We
understand will be forthcoming soon.
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The Century Printing Co., Salt
Lakes Printers.

Are up-to-date on all classes of print
ing, both as to quality of work and
prices. Call and see them at 165 and
1877 South West Temple street, and get
samples and prices.
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Redman to Resume

Business Nov. IS. Redman Van & Stor-
age Co. has recovered sufficiently from
the effects of the fire to resume bust
ness Orders for moving. packing, ship
ping and storage will be handled care
fully and promptly as heretofore. Phone
500.
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Again Promised Marriage.

He promised her then to marry her.
she continued, and to remove with her
to Goldfeld, New. to live. He said she
was the only person he had ever loved,
and Il had every hope and every belief
that he was sincere" On Nov. 13 the
senator again seemed inclined to post
pOne the marriage, but she was hope
full They were together almost daily
during the latter half of that month.
she said.
How did he treat you?" asked Mr.
Powers.
During the last week his feelings
seemed to change completely" the wit
ness replied.
The court room clock indicated the
approach of 8, and Mrs. Bradley looked
languidly at it. II am so tired" she
said.
The court thereupOn ordered ad-
journment for the day.