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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-26
returns IRON ENGLAND.

American Fork, June 25.-Miss Beulah
Storrs, who has been studying elocution
in Manchester, England, for the past
year, returned home this morning. She
has been attending the Manchester School
of Elocution, from which she graduated
with high honors, she being the possessOr
of letters from some of the professors of
the school, who speak very highly OF her
work as an elocutionist. While there she
appeared at the Art Bazaar before the
mayor of Manchester. taking up the en-
tire evening. and was the recipient OF
much praise for her work through the
daily papers of that city at the time. She
had some very good offers TO stay IN
England and teach or to go upon the
stage but she preferred TO come to her
native home and give the people here the
benefit of her studies abroad. Miss Beu-
Iah Is the daughter of eX-Sheriff George
A. Storrs of Provo and was born in
Springville.
William StOrrs, a nephew of George
Storrs of this city, accompanied her 10
Utah. He is a member of the firm of
Tavlor Lang & Co. manufacturers OF
textile machinery, who have built some
of the largest cotton texture goods mills
in the world and have built mills in ev-
erv country in the world. He will prob
abIv spend the summer in Utah.
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CATHEDRAL ORGAN
EMBODIES SPIRIT
OF CHURCH MUSIC
Wonderful instrument Designed to Produce Sweet and Sol
emn Notes of Catholic Services Is Being installed in
Great Structure Reared by Bishop Seaman.

Soft. tender notes. attuned TO the rev.
erent mood of those who lift their eyes
in worship will be produced by the new
organ which is now being placed in ST.
Mary's cathedral. Work of putting the
organ in place began last Monday. and
it viii not be completed until late in
July or early in August.
The organ was selected 10 conform
with the wishes of Bishop Lawrence
Seaman.
Sweetness tenderness. depth and
beauty. said the bishop. mo blatant
notes.
And the result was that the pipes were
chosen. not for the flOurishes of a grand
concert, but solely for the sweet and
solemn music OF the church.
II took a long time 10 decide just how
the organ should be built. In making
the selection, Bishop Seaman conferred
with j. j. Mcclellan. Organist at the tab
ernacle, and Miss Nora Gleason, organ
ist at the cathedral. They met often
and spent many hours weighing the value
of notes with strange foreign names
This was after the troublesome problem
of choosing the organ-maker was set
tied
In addition to the sweet music it will
furnish. the organ Will be a beautiful
piece of workmanship. The case is of
quartered oak, finished in oil and rubbed
10 a perfectly smooth surface. The pipes
are richly decorated in gold. with colors
TO harmonic with the interior decora-
tiOns Of the cathedral, pale green and
rose.
Painstskind Work Required.
1t will take slow and painstaking work
to put the 2O3 pipes of the organ in place
and arrange the numerous stops and ped
ais with which the Organist controls the
wonderful volume of sound that awaits
only the touch of the finger.
one of the wonders of the cathedral 5
great organ will be the 'NOX Humane.
This thrObs with the intensity of human
voice. 1t will be a part of the swell
organ. one OF the three manuals or the
splendid instrument. In most churches
in which the organs are equipped with
the pipe for the ''NoX Humana,
services are disturbed by the whizZing,
Earring sound made by the organ mech
anism in producing the voice-like note.
To avoid this Earring effect upon serv-
ices. a separate box will be built to carry
the sound OF the moving mechanism into
one of the towers, so that those VINO
sit in the church will hear nothing but
the tender, sOul-inspiring chord that rolls
from the pipe.
The organs cost was $1,000. 1t will
be the most completely equipped in the
country for sacred services. There will
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said Brown had choked her. She said that
for some time her husband, from whom
she separated quite a while ago had ap-
preached her on the street. threatening
her life
Learning that his wife had a room al
the Denver House, Brown went there on
several occasions and created disturb
ances. Yesterday. according to the wo-
mans story, she stepped into the hail
for a few moments, returning to find her
husband awaiting her. Brown stepped be-
tween his wife and the doorway, locked
the door and placed the key in his pocket
Brown then calmly told his wife that he
had come TO kill her. The struggle which
attracted the police followed.
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Buzard Saw the Accident.

A. J. Buzard of Salt Lake is perhaps
the only person who witnessed the &C
cident at DEVILS Slide a few days ago,
in which Miss Ella Mole lost her life.
Mr. Buzard was fishing near the bridge
al the time of the accident and as it was
was Just growing dusk he was able TO
see everything plainly. He asserts that
the account as printed in The Herald
the dav following Miss Mole's death was
the most accurate of any published, and
states positively that Miss Mole was
struck by the engine. He also insists
that young Abbott did all in his power
TO rescue the girl and that there was
not more than five minutes between the
trains
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PLAYS NO FAVORITES.
Fielding Equally Affectionate With
Both His Wives.

w. r Fielding, the man brought back
TO Ogden recently from Oakland charged
with embezzlement, and who is IN the
county Jail in lieu of $1,000 bail. has re-
eeived visits from both his former wife
and wife No. during the time he has
been in Jail. Mrs. Fielding No. ] resides
in Salt Lake At first she appeared 10
be vindictive and caused a surprise a day
or two ago 10y calling at the Jail. She
They embraced, kissed and held a long
consultation. a short time after her de-
parture Mrs. Fielding No. called TO see
her husband ana was received in SINH
lar manner.
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SOLD FOR A SONG.

New York June 25.-The property
franchise and entire rights of the Brook
lvn Ferry company. said to worth $1,000.
600 were sold at public auction here to-
dav for s25,OeO TO the New York Terminal
comrany. a corporation specially organ
lied for the purchase. II was the sole bid
der IL is predicted that all but two of
the cOmpany's several ferry lines will be
shut down because they are operating at
a loss. unless the city takes them over or
makes some agreement with the new
owner.
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Ogden News
office 40 Twenty-Fifth Street.
Ogden, Friday, June &c.
MRS. ANN A. PRATT DIES
Pioneer of Church Who Came to
State With First Party Passes
Into ReYond.

Mrs. Ann Agatha Pratt. last surviving
wife of the late Farley p Pratt. who
was one of the first twelve apostles Of
the Mormon church. passed away at the
residence. 1852 Adams avenue. shortly aft
er o'clock yesterday morning. About
four months ago Mrs Pratt suffered a
fall, from which she never recovered.
This, with complications and old age
caused her death. The body will be
shipped TO Salt Lake for burial.
Mrs. Pratt had the distinction of be-
ing one of the first white women to set
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PLAGUE ON LINER.

Seattle, Wash. June 25.-News was
brought by the japanese steamship Aki
Maru today that the discovery OF a case
Of bubonic plague on the Canadian Pa
cific liner Empress Of China had caused
the detention of that vessel by quarantine
officials of Nagssaki, japan. Reports TO
the officers OF the Aki Maru state that
within two DAYS after the discovery of
the plague twelve deaths had occurred.
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BROWN BEATS WIFE AGAIN.
Ogden Man Again in Hands of Police
for CowardIy Assault.

Charles Brown. who. through the cow
ardly attacks on his wife. has made all
kinds of trouble for the police, was ar
rested again yesterday. after he had
choked kicked and threatened to kill his
wife The WOman's screams attracted
others in the place and the police were
called
At the time the officers arrived Brown
was alone with his wife in the room. with
the door locked. Mrs Brown was weep
ing when the officers got into the room
and exhibited a much bruised throat. She
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. & r. G. r. r. June 20.

To Ogden, 1925 a. m. p. m........s10 90
To Provo canyon. 1870 a. m...S1. 25
To Pharaoh's Glen, S:15 a. MS so
Returning OH regular trains: also spe-
cial from Ogden at $50 p. m.
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COMMANDMENT is ORDERED
ONE HOUSE IN TEHERAN sACRI-
FlcED EACH DAY.

adherents Of the reaction party, =
which commenced in this city yes y
terday morning, lasted until lay 2
break today. The reVOlutiOnists =
were de feated and driven from their y
= principal position. The losses on =
both sides reached 100 men in killed =
and wounded. Peace negotiations =
are now being carried on. The gov =
srnor general has left the city for ,
= Tiflis.
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Teheran. June 25.-Looting and disorder
are not yet at an end at Teheran, and
while the city is more quiet today than
II was Tuesday and Wednesday, and the
people and troops are more orderly, fur
Their encounters are expected before
nightfaI.
The shah has appointed the Russian
colonel of Cossacks TO the position of gov
ernor Of Teheran.
Santi- El-Dowleh. minister of finance. a
member of the parliament named Sadie
Haeret and Auchlier-El Muelk, secretary
of parliament. accompanied by their fam
lies, have taken refuge AT the Italian
legation here.
One House Each Day.
The shah has issued orders that one
house be bOmbarded each day. He is
making use of list of prescribed
houses belonging to persons opposed to
him. After "A house has been bOmbarded
u Is subject 10 complete pillage. The
pillase of the home of Ala-El-Dohel, who
Is absent from Teheran, is appointed for
today. The members of the European col
ony are indignant over the atrocities Oc-
curing before their eyes. although they
themselves remain unframed. Represen-
tatives of the various legations have sent
word TO the commander of the British
guard expressing their condemnation of
the continued plundering Of private prop
ertN and the numbering of innocent peO-
pie.
Bombardment Ordered.
The shah has given orders that the
ehancellors of parliament again be bonn
gagged in demOlishing the remains of the
parliament building proper. Many OF the
deputies took refuge at the British lega-
ton. When the minister of finance and
"A number of priests and others sought
refuge at the German legation, il was
denied them on the ground that their
lives We're in no immediate danger. The
president of parliament has placed him
self under French protection. The vice
president is a prisoner. \ deputy named
llbrahim Rihan has been killed by the
sOidiery. 1t is now declared that three
instead of two of the best known agita-
ders. The bazaars are being kept open
today, the authorities having issued strict
orders TO this end.
The shah has ordered the new parlia-
mentary elections TO be held. High-born
Persians are I'm constant dread that their
houses may be destroyed and pillaged at
any moment.
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be no concert notes, because none VIII
be needed. When the cathedral is con
seerated the organ may be used only for
church music. and concert appendages
would be a useless superiority. The ded-
icauOn services next fall will be pre-
sided over by Cardinal Gibbons and will
be the occasion of a notable gathering
of Roman Catholic prelates.
The cathedral cannot be cOnsecrated
until 1t is free from debt, in obedience
to the laws of the church.
Preparations for Dedication.
Great preparations are already being
made for the coming of the cardinal and
the dedication services. There will be a
choir of 200 voices at the opening serv-
ices. In the choir of 200 will be 100 chill
dren and 100 adults
Regular rehearsals are now being held.
so that on the great day of the opening
of the house of worship all who take
part in the services will be prepared.
The cathedral organ is to have three
manuals and pedal-great, swell, choir
and pedal. The compass of the manuals,
&C to cccc, will be sixty-one notes. the
scale of the pedals, CCC to f, thirty
notes.
Every manual register will run through
six pipes and every pedal register through
thirty-One pipes, making total or 2uS
pipes.
The notes of the great organ will range
through open diapason. dOppel floete. viol
d'Gamba. dulcinia, wald floete and trum-
pet
The notes of the swell organ will range
through bourbon. treble, open diapason,
bass, stopped diapason. viol d'orchestra,
Vioa celeste. aeOline. viOlinO. flute, har-
monique, floutinO cOrnopean, oboe and
bassoon and vOx humana.
The notes of the choir organ Will range
through geigen principal, melodia, dolce,
quintadena. flute d amour and clarionet.
The notes of the pedal organ Will range
through open diapason, bourbon, violone
and flouto dolce.
Interesting Inner Parts.
There will be interesting parts of the
organ that cannot be seen from I'm front
the mighty bellows, big enough to pro-
vide for all possible demands. and the
double pressure wind chests. having an
individual pneumatic valve for each pipe
and a separate wind chamber for each
stop.
Those who will in the years to come
listen to the sweet music of the organ
will have only a vague realization of the
care and pains and the long hours of per-
picking thought on the part of those who
selected the organ that preceded the I'M
packing of the multitudinous parts within
the cathedral.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San francisco Monday. November So 1905:
Giovanni Restani, 20. % Circular ave-, and
pisolina Buehiotti. -. 694 Bay st.
f;uido Spadonf-- %, and Annita Danton, IL
both OF $50 Union st.
Dave Campbell. 23 1884 Twenty drst ST.. and
Bergie Ricknei. %, Madison. Cal.
Frederick II. Attinger- IS. 1870 Turk ST..
and fIilda H. Baum. 81. 22i9 Pine 81
Andrew J. Rimlinecr. 81. 253 Third st. and
Mamie r. Deyine is. Of Belaher st.
Joseph RibaiI. 40. Fresno. and Marie valIon
- Arthur Ii n =. Watkins. IS. le25 Polk ST., and
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MARRIAGES

HOFFMAN .FRANKE-In this city November
25. 1905. by the Rev. A. J. Brown. Sandor
Hcffman and Katherine. FRANKIE, both Of San
Francisco.
RIVES-BERNES- this city. November %.
1905. by the Rev. Z. p bennett. kiniey y.
Rivcs and Anna I. Byrnes,. both Of Mcnrovia-
SCHEER- this city. by the
Rey.. Herbert n. Bevier. August r. Seheer
and Lena. ~. Petersen. both of. San Fran.
cisco.
SEXTON --FRAG.In. this city November 81.
1908, by the Rev. Z. T. bennett. George. 5.
Sexton and Augusta .Prag both Of San Frsn.
ciSco' :.
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BUILDING LOIS .

s14 Oo0-4O feet in Bush st. close in; a snap
. az this fgure: fine location for hotel or
apartments; Sc. 500 mortgage can re-
main If desired. only $1,000 cash re
Quired
S14 O0O-53 feet close to Earkia and Bush sts-;
splendid buy at this price; full deptn.
81. 5ooEJacison near Hyde .2T:exi3T:6. ll44l)
s.. ooO-J aekson. mr. Leavenwgrth; 25xS3 o.,
sT.oo0-Larkin. near Clay; 34xT5. s32s4 ,
s., 800 California ST. corner near Duken{s
30x55 t52sz'
81. .oO0-Jscksoa. near Polk; 45xl2l :
S5,OOo-0Ger wanted close TO Howard .and
18TH: % feet front.
So, ,Ioo-Lesvenworth near jackson; 22:6xre.
:: (36o3l
SI.Soe-Snap; so feet: all street work done.
Lake inside of 18th; % foot lots on
south line sell for $3.50
Send for .our list Of property for sale for
N0vember-just issued.
BALDWIN HOWELL. sls-s24r Kearny ST.
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DuiIdIng Contracts

Union Square Improvement. company with P.
story and basement building at Sc corner of
f,esry and Stockton streets, 1876 by L 1877 :6;
s212.500.
James and Catherine Baxter with Fred Miller
An work for three story and basement frame
at Sc corner of Rrosnan and Guerrero streets, S
p by ]: s4 Ss.2I1-.
Annie T.. Jones with Magee Brothers-To erect
three story and basement frame at NV corner
of clay and Mnson streets, w so by y 20: 81 100
peooit Hallgarten with w. II. Bagge Son
All work except gas fixtures, electric wiring
plumbing scwering. painting. etc, for three
story frame in S line OF Sacramento street, so
n Of Polk. Il so by S lis; sl1 $50.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by man
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the and residcuce of persons author.
ICED to have the same Published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
are published once IN this column free Of charge
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Minnie 0. Msthiser. d. 261o MeAllister st.
Livingston Macpherson. "a. and Anna W
Henderson. %, both of San Francisco.
Fred Molier. 25. $50 BRYANT ST. and Mar
garet Holland. 81 Petaiuna.
George Cambeih. Is. IA Chapultepec ST..
and May l.. Lodden. rs. IA Elsie st
John F. Watson, 20, and Julia j. Murry, y
both OF Sesenyiile.
Ludwig X. von SaFote. 81. 1215 Pierce ST..
and Ieontine A. Audifred. So. oakland
1oshimi Temikewa. AZ. and Teru Natanane'
26 botn OF I747 buchanan 81.
Edward b. Wolf. "a Cincinnati, O., and
Emily Bettcncourt. 21, Vallejo
Otto II. Kalnis. rs. 43s F'irSt St, and Eliza
beth Christensen IL, 43j First 81.
OAKLAND. Nov. s-Tae following marriage
licenses were issued todays
Stuart +. Macdonald, II, .and May Duncan.
IS both Of Alameda.
Joseph Silva -. Hayward and Mamie
George. 81. san Lorenzo.
Herbert NJ. Tcnney, IS Berkeley. aud Jennie
Coop A. Piedmont.
Vincent combeliea. -. and Annie s Boseo-
Fieh. 81. both OF Oakland.
Frank r. anderson. 81 and Sophia Laurine,
"a. both Of Oakland.
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OAKLAND ERtEi ~ : AllE11 u
ELMHuRsT REAL EsrATE

FIVE room modern cottage and basement with
rooms: in nice flower garden. fruit trees. snR-
house. 3206 Putnam ST., Frutvale; near
train and ca
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ERUITvALE REAL ESTATE
NEW TRACT sUBDVlDED.
IN SUNNY FEUITyALE.

IN 70 w I T II
Prospect park formerly Morgan park. pre-
serving its natural beauty; situated in East l4th
st. and Prospect or list on the electric car
lne ears pass the property every > minutes.
The property has been surveyed. lots staked and
numbered The street grading. curbing rocking.
sererins and sidewalks 10 be done in front Of
this property without ecst to the buyer. Now
ready for sale. Several lots have been sold. and
many choice lots left TO choose FROM Come out
today and inspect these beautiful park lots and
make your selection. Easy terms. Take Hay
ward OF Melrose car from Oakland.
EDWIN ". WOODWARD.
Office and Agent on the Tract.
WANT TO sell my home in Fruitvale: an acre
Of land large, modern house and furniture;
flower gardens. small frait gardens. vegetable
garden henpery- pigeon runs. stables 'horse.
carriages, every thing for sale in complete or
der; price So. 900. ". r. B0WDITCH 3o1
Boston az Frritvale.
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BIRTHS

JAcKM4N-In this city November %. f90s.
to the wife of William r. Jackman, a
daughter. :
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CITY REAL EsrArE-continued

-
BALDWIN 3 HOW'LL. sls-s2f kearny ST
BALDWIN x HOWELL, 3lS32f kearny ST.
REA1. ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCrIoNEERs.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO LEASING
AND THE COLLECTION OF RENTS.
MEMBERS OF THE san FRANCISCO REAL
ESTATE BOARD.
sl25. .00O-Nefs 6l9- per cent: center Of retail
district. close 10 White House. Davis
-schon"asser. caiilean. ete-; Leased 70
responsible firm on long term, secured
lease; this is one Of the best invest
=. JHents we have 10 offer and IS gilt
edged in every respect; II is seldom the
opportunity Of investing in q district
similar TO. this is offered.
s70. .o00-Income sc. eco PEE year; etose 10 Mar
ket and Battery sts. this is clean
cut iavesunonf; nothing better offered
$4,000 story aud basement class C. with
double frontaee; lense5 al nearly $4,000
sla6ae nS reas ana cs ~ year 70 Depont and
'''e' ''H'i'0' A"s income ''' tsI4a,
Si5,o0o-Earns - per cent net while you hold
il and 40 per cent profit in
sale. .absolutely the cheapest corner for
sale today 100 feet On busy thorough
rare; must be seen 70 be appreeiateo'
S25Co9 mortgage can remain; land alone
worth $4,000: Improvements could not be
duplicated for $4,000. Buy this
S35, ,0O0-Csh arrange very liberal terms: best
block in Pacific av. 50 foot lot: residence.
bed rooms. reception hall. furnace.
= open Ereplaces. etc. Look this up; room
-. for side entrance for garage.
sl9,0o0--3 swell sunny flats, close to Clay
and Walnut SITS, IS rooms and bath;
6ne location: rents $2O2.50.
50. .50O-Safest lirtie buy we know Of; lot alone
worth 5000; store and fats besides
store vacant. but fats bring home 500
a month opposite Hamilton square, near
Steiner and Geary .sts. Don't let this
get past you
$I2 800 Completely and srtisticaIly furnished; :;
best block on California ST.. comfortable
home rooms > baths: owner wishes 10
20. abroad on aceoUn. OF health and no
reasonable offer VIII be refused; can
allow balf 10 remain. at G. per cent
81, 00U-7 substantial corner flats, rs rooms
and bath each: web built and very
attractive; sunny and on good car line;
81 500 mortgage. can remain If desired
rented low at S10O per month:
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

CALL, A DOCTOR or somebody for splendid
business location; sanitary 6 room fat to
let or the premises for sale at bargain.
See GEO. W. MnNEFEE Builder. 30lI Shat:
tuck Az, Berkeley. tReal estate men please
co-operafe)
North Berkeley station: good view; large lot
z5xf2o facing south; $3.50 cash, balance s35
ner month including interest. 4 bargain a I
S3750 Phone Berkeley 3f45- F. r. pEAKE
q- 90 ef9I Cenfer st. Rarkeler
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/. WANT. ADS
OAELsHD ALAMEDA BEREHR FRUITVaLE
HELP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
PRINTER thoroughly competent up 10 date
composition. high grade press work; good prop
osition TO make TO educated printer of clean
habits who can solicit successfully; nonunion
shop; write fully Box 1894 Call office, OAK
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REAL ESTATE
.Y-.MEDA REAI. EsS1, ..,,,1,, . ,rt


S25 monthly and small first payment buys strict
In modern cottage, rooms; new; 81 500 III
you want fine little home cheap, see owner,
1914 Eagle Alameda
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PROPERTY WANTED

roJ, cash. ut orrr, lot 5oxl0o within !. blocks
~ Rrosauay between Sfh and 18th SIS D.
+, MINNEY, 422 1lth ST., Oakland.