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last year, which is very gratifying.
rho months clearings amounted to
S22.757,l20.4s, as against sSl,li3,-
0si.S6 for the month of July last
year.
Sneak Thieves Busy--Parley Burt,
who is building a house on Seventh
South and Third East street, reported
to the police this morning that some
one entered upon the premises last
night and made away with q number
of articles, including the Following
Three wrenches, one soldering iron,
one pair ships compass and con-
siderable quantity of solder metal.
The owner and the police are entirety
at sea as TO the perpetrator
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TOOK SPITE OUT ON HAT.
Colorcd Swain Siashcs Headpicce OF
Sweetheart Through JEALOUSY.

Because his sweetheart Miss Deus
hon, oolorcd, paid some attention 20
another man, Charles Wright, colored
flew into rage this morning at .
roomiughouse on First West and sec
ond South street seized Miss Deushoh
new Merry Widow" headpieco and cut
it into shreds with a keen razor.
The police we're telephoned for ana
Officer Mccormack FASTENED to the
scene where he found Wright IN u
terrible rage. The man was placed un-
der arrest and locked in the city jail
on the charge of destroying property
Just what brought about the GUAR
rel between the colored people the Of
ficer could not learn as neither OF the
principals cared to talk. Miss Deushon
admitted that Wright was Jealous and
for thu reason proceeded to carve up
her hat.
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EXECUATEURS OF DUTCH
CONSULS WITHDRAWN

Caracas, Wednesday, july 20. via
Port of Spain, Trinidad, July 1.-Pres-
idaut Castro has withdrawn the exec,
uateurs of The Netherlands consul and
vice consuls IN Venezuela.
Foreign Minister Paul today trans
mitted a note to The Netherlands gov
eminent in which he recited what he
terms the insults to Venezuela. He
says;
"In view Of the gravity of events
Venezuela is forced to advise Holland
that II cannot continue friendly rela-
tions until Holland gives satisfaction
for the injuries and Insults put upon
Venezuela. These injuries and insults
are the offense OF Minister de Reus,
the fact that The Netherlands cruiser
Gelderland failed TO salute the Nene-
zuela nag and the attack on the Nene-
zuelan consul at Willemstad, Curacao,
the violation OF the consulate and the
dissertation OF the consular shield
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MRS. BEN TEAL HELD
TO THE GRAND JURY

New York, July 2i,--Mrs. Ben Teal,
wife OF a stage manager, and HAIRY
Mousley private detective. We've
each held in 10000 bail today to await
the action Of the grand jury on charg-
as against them OF attempted suborna-
ton Of perjury IN trying TO prepare
testimony 10 he used in the divorce
proceedings brought by Mrs Frank
Gould Mrs. Julia Fleming, a seams
tress. who Is alo accused OF having
ronspirsd TO obtain false evidence
against Mr.. Gould, already has waved
examination before a magistrate and
Is held under bail
The chief evidence against Mrs. Teal
and Muusley was given by MaybCl
MncCauslan, who testified she was
asked by them 10 make a false anldp-
vii regarding Nh Gould with improper
conduct.
Maurice r Rlumeuthal, attorney for
Mrs Teal, said.
"If tho grand jury indicts there viii
he a trial before jury and then we
shall break the seal ~ present on Mr.
Gould's lips.
Mrs Teal win be witness in her
own defense and establish the fact mat
che ~ perfectly innocent in this mat
ter"
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ARTIST A. B. WRIGHT.


A. x. Wright, professor VI ar, ~
the Brigham Young college in Logan,
is In salt Lake painting a portrait OF
President Anthem H. Bund. The por-
trait was ordered by the Agricultural
college. in the founding Of which
President Lund was an active factor.
Mr.. Wright has been busy this sum
NOR in the field of portraiture. Re
Gently he completed a portrait OF
Judge Rolapp of ogden, which Great
ed extensive favorable comment, and
his portrait of Bishop c. j. Larsen Of
Logan, recently hung in tho seventh
ward meotinghouse Of that city. has
been much praised. portrait not
yet finished. 10 Of President William
Bulge of the Logan temple, AFTER
combating The portrait Of President
Iund, Mr.. Wright win return to Lo-
gan to spend the remainder OF the
summer.
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A TERRIBLE CRIME.

Paris. July Sl.--The inhabitants OF the
suburb of Antony have been aroused py
nm atroclous crime committed last night
in a girls boarding school. The aged
dlrectrcss of the Institution, Jeanne
Iarrieu, member OF the order of the
Sisters of st. Andre, was beaten 10
death by hammers in the hands of two
masked men. The cries of the unfor-
tunate woman brought 10 her room
two of the assistant sisters, who. in
turn. were attacked by the two men
and brutally. though not fatally beaten.
The assailants escaped.
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FATAL AUTO COLLISION.

Chicago, July 31.--Carl Burton OF Az
rora, H., student at the University
of Chicago, was probably fatally IN
1ured in a collision between an auto,
mobile and cab at Michigan anu
Madison streets early today. Burton
was thrown out OF the car and suffered
a severe wound in the forehead.
The other occupants of the car We're
only slightly hurt They were detained
at the Central police station.
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IN JAIL AT PROVO.
Frank VI. Lehman Gets Into Trouble
At Thistle Junction.

Frank NJ Lohman, son of a tailor IN
this city, ana VINO was employed as
collector for his father. has been ar
rested at Provo. charged with stealing
Il horse and saddle. The young man
had been implicated in several thefts
in this city, among the articles he was
charged with purloining being two sets
of billiard balls. He went to Provo
and took n horse and saddle to Thistle
Junction, where he attempted to sell
them, but was placed under arrest and
taken to Provo, where he was put In
Jail. Chief Pitt was notified of his
arrest, and his father has gone to
Provo to settle up for his sons mis-
deeds. Some of the articles stolen have
been recovered
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Manager Karl A. Schied Of the local
offices of the Pacific BOARD of Under
writer's has had his territory extended
by the adding to it of a large por-
ton of Idaho The new strip Is prin-
cipully in southwestern Idaho, and runs
as far rs Boise and Pocatello The move
Is considered 10 he another recognition
of the fact that Salt Lake is the natur-
al ana economic center Of the inter-
mountain west, and that for fire insur-
prises, the best administrative center
is this city.
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BLAZE IN A STORE.

The fire department made a run
about noon today to SIS west First
North street, where the store Of j. F.
Woolley was on fire. Some one threw
a lighted match where a quantity OF
gasoline was stored, and Immediately
the blaze was on. Prompt work, how
ever, soon put the flames under con-
troll, with loss OF only So.
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BOY rNcENprARY coNFEssEs,

Gainesville, Mo, July Sl.-After
starting several fires, one OF which de-
stroyer the livery stable of r. d Moore,
and after trying to ignite the clothing
Of Mrs. VIM. Sims. Elsa Strineer, 10
years old was arrested yesterday. A
number of fires had broken out and al
ways Just after the Stringer boy had
been seen about the buildings.
The boy made complete confession
late last night and after being led back
10 his cell started fire in the jail.
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wILFu1LY DESERTED HER.

Cynthia Barbara IABaren today filed
suit IN the district court against Alma
Dayer LaBaron, asking that the bonds
of matrimony existing between them be
dissolved, giving as reasons therefor
that defendant wilfllly deserted her
and has failed to support her and her
minor child. The complaint sets forth
that the couple married at Colonia,
Mexico, May ?, 1904 and the child, Ad-
rian. IS wears old.
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ROAD FILES DEMURRER.

Boston, July Si.-A demurrer by the
New York, New Haven 81 Hartford
Railroad company as defendants in
the action brought against it by the
United States government was filed
In the u. S district court here today.
In substance the document Is de-
murrer In brief to the substance of the
petition of the government and at
length to the form OF II.
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have been issued for Mexicans whom
appearance indicated were involved In
the Las Nacas, Mexico, raid about a
month ago. Luther T. Ellsworth,
American consul at Porhtio Diaz, in
the Mexican state of Coahuila, whore
the Las Nacas raid occurred, has ad-
vised the state department that the re-
port Of the fight said to have occurred
several days ago near Comstock, Texas,
was erroneous.
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rAlnons WON'T srRIKE.

Who are ORGANIZED as the Brotherhood of
grailorg. have decided 10 have no general
strike this yenr, while the cloak max
Creit is announced, are preparing for
tbeir nrst general slrige In n years The
cloak makers broke away some time ago
from tho United Garment workers or
America. To- which the coat tnilors be-
long, and C0 per cent Of them are 500
uialiBtH
Abraham Rosenberg, president ot the
international WomCn's Garment Work
ers' union with which the cloak maxi
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ers' union ia affiliated, says that the
strike will affect from 1000 70 @oo
Last year" no said. "thoy we're
earning from SIS TO go week. ana
now they are making from 81 10 "
week Come Of thom arc making inr Tess
and the women average ~ aud ~
week. About 10 per cent ot the cio0k
makers are working some on whole and
gurnc on mart time
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DEAD MAN ON TRACK.
Two Tramps Find Dismcmbercd Body
Near TiCeslSa.
lsnecInl 10 the 0NeNs."l

Especial TO the 'NeWs.D
Pocatello. Ida, July 8i.--l.ast night two
men stealing sldc ON an eastbound
train, who were put off the train at
Tlccska. discovered the body OF an un-
known man on the track near that
place The limbs of tho man were cur
or but the face and head were NOT
mutlated The man is thought to DO
"A tramp who was stealing q ride on
the previous eaStbound train.
Yesterday morning another tramp was
near the Montana line. and his leg bad
Is crushed. The man gave the name
OF James w. Wright, and the BODY
Idaho rails The man had evidently
been alseep under the cars and the
crew did not see him until after tho
accident
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AlRShlP WARFARE.
Speakers Discuss the Matter Before
Universal Peace Congress,

London, July al.-Tho airship In
warfare was the most interesting sub
ject discussed at todays meeting Of
the Seventeenth Universal Peace con-
gress. The speakers took the view that
the use of the nirships In time of
war need not cause over much anxiety;
they might aucceed in blowing up a
few generals and destroying strategic
positions, but with their use the gem
eral slaughter would not be greater
than under the present circum-
stances. A resolution was adopted
protesting against the idea that air
ships, are nothing more than a means OF
carrying ON war, instead of n benefit
10 civilization.
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FATHER KILLS HIMSELF
AND TWO CHILDREN

Hartford. Conn, July a-Leonard Hen
bricks. "a years old in the absence Of
his wife hore last night killed himself
and his two little daughters. Anna .
OF gas. A., 1t,ua-,.Ls
said ., h,no TINT
she would md a better husband
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LORD ROBERTS FRUSTRATED.

Montreal, July Reconsideration has
been caused by the announcement that
Field Marshal Lord Roberts of kand.
har has been Frustrated by the heat
and that all engagements for today
have been called OFF although II it is
possible. 1t IS announced that he may
attend the garden party to be held in
his honor this evening.
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GIRI,s srRNNGE nEATH.

warsaw. Ind. July s.-Volta Mario
Bowen he isryear-old dsHsn,ter s on OF
Mrs. Thessie Walden OF Denver, Colo,
died today following an Illness OF only
nvc minutes, A postmortem cxnminauon
developed that the girls heart had boon
pierced by o minute sharp instrumeut,
which physicians believe followed mo
course Of tho arteries until the heart
was reachcd.
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p1voRoE DECREE REFUsED.

Robert w. Mason lost out in his d.
vorce suit instituted against his Wife,
Edna A Mason on the ground OF de-
sertion, today. Judge Morse declined
to issue the decree on the ground that
plaintiff had not been in the state one
year prior TO the fling Of the COM
plant.
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GOV. LITTLE IN sANIrARIUM.

st Joseph Mo. July 3l.-GoV. John
s. Little OF Arkansas has been placed
In sanitarium here. He has been
suffering from a nervous breakdown
almost ever since his election, when
has developed acute melancholia'
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EVANS. -s5e north Ninth wcs, 30,
July 20, 1905. OF paralysis slreet
Evans. In his siXty.stNtn Wc, oohn b.
of South Wales, Europe Native
Tho funeral services viii he bo,,
day. at IL noon, from the 'ryor,,nd sun
ward chapel. Friends are invita- ,,ninta
tend and the caslset will h. 70 ot
the family residence on dav 10 ogen at
from 10 TO $50 a. m Int, lunert
city cemetery. Deceased was Hent n
member of the q. A. r. "n o3
LEE.-At $50 Logan avenue t,
1908, Samuel f.. son of John .stG5iy u
Box Lee: born Feb i6. laS anu Ella
Funeral services Sunday AZ 10
from the family residence Frlot1, noon
invited to attend. lntormeni In nus qte
cemetery. 4" city
WELLS.--At S6l Fourth avenue th,
dence of her son, \. r. Knovitn,,e resi-
go 1905, OF old age Charlotte Il w 1lY
u her eighty-third year. Nativws ells
Sweden. "'Ne VI
Notice OF funeral later.
EVANS D.. Evans, aroa =.
years, at the family Residence g
north Ninth West street. july "a g
ll:35 u m. W. d.
Funeral will be announced later
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BEING TRIED TODAY.

In Justice Dana 7. Smiths court this
afternoon Charles Porinsky is being
tried on the charge of receiving stolen
goods 1t is alleged that Porinsky
bought a quantity Of brass old IRON
etc. which was stolen from the rail-
road company.
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is 1T WARM ENOUGH ?

The mercury gllded up to 90 degrees
yesterday and judging by the heat of
this morning, that record ought to be
surpassed this afternoon. The barometric
conditions have changed but little since
last report. Low air pressure remains
over the south plateau, Gulf ana At
lantic states Over the north Pacific
coast the east Rocky mountain slope
and lake region the bnrouietric pres
sure is high showers or thunder
storms are reported over PORTIONS of
Utah, Colorado. New Mexico, Kansas,
Missouri, Gulf and Atlantic states with
heavy rainfall at New Orleans, Louis
lana, LA inch. The temperature
portant.
General fair weather is Indicated for
this locality tonight and Saturday,
,Todays temperature up to l p. m.
were as follows:
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HAVE YOU THE CHURCH WORKS?

No Latter-day Saints home should
be without q set of the standard
Church publications on the center ia
BILE or in the library. Send for the new
free catalogue. Deseret News Book
Store, Salt Lake City.
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rhe funeral services over the remains
of the late Charlotte X. Wells, aged y
years, will he. held at the residence OF
her son, A. b. Knowlton' Soi fouIth ~
Invited 10 attend. lnterment In city
cemetery.
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WARRANTS ron MEXICNNs.

WASHINGTON July "a Word was re-
celved al the state department from
Del Rio Texas today that "A warrants
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MOBBED BY JAPs.
Drunken Colorcd Man star Feature II
Lively Scrimage on Commercial ST,

There was lively scrimmage and
almost a riot on Commercial street to-
day between black and brown, lone
negro ON one side and a number of
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AUCTION SALE.

Auction SALE AT 226 so. STATE
street Ranges, stoves, dressers carpets
all kinds of books. Sale starts at 10 H.
m. sharp, Aug. |. 1905.
S. ENGILMAN, Auctioneer
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X. Il. Evans. Florist, 80 S. Min &,
Floral designs II speciality Phone ne,
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The funeral of Burt w. Albin, ,Whoo
died in this city July 81 Will be held
from O'Donnells funeral parlors, 26s- Il
south West Temple, at p. m, SATURDAY;
Aug 49, 1903. Friends are invited. Burlal
in city cemetery.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services over the remains
and Mrs. John r. Burton, aged months
and days. were held today lt,riday)
at . p. M, from the family RESIDENCE
1913 east Fifth South stree.
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YESTERDAYS hAooRp.
TERRITORY EXTENDED.

iehest ~ ............ ..............,.e 80
owest .. ..... ......................I0
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STOLEN

ONE SORREL MARE, . YEARS OLD.
branded with bar on left shoulder;
also several horn saddles from Iowa
Stable. Phone +i0S.
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It's The taste, the lingering taste al
the Merry Widow Chocolates which
causes people TO prefer them to others,
Noponads Salt Lake breakfast @
DIED.

Moponnids nvorte bntfast d
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