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New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No. 1864 broadway. between 36th
and 37th sts.. until clock p. m Ad-
1ert.Eements received al tbs following
branch Offices al regular oftlcs rates until
s clock p IL. viz. 264 sth ave. S. =
cor 23d ST. l53 9Th ave. cor, 18th st. 81
East l4th st 25I West 42d ST. between
eth and sth aves. 263 West i25th St. 1853
30 ave, between 10th and nth sts-. l62o
80 ave near 5lst st. 17OS 1st ave, near
seth ct I57 East 125th st: 756 fremont
ave $50 Sd ave. and any American District
Telegraph ofica
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BELIEVED TO HAVE ROBBED BRooKMAN

Kingston. n y Feb. 1a.-The unknown man who
vas killed by railroad train at Highland station
on Sunday is now believed TO have robbed the
summer house Of John [. Brookman, Of Lakewood
y i d short time before his death HIS hooy wa
c1,+had in one Of Mr. Brookmsns Overcoats. and II
t,as ,ou- heen ascertained that Mr.. Brooknan s
home was ransacked and some valuable jewelry
o,F ffrs we're stolen
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.rs=s.,I-- Sffz- v-afs-s-H-e e7ss'fs- vfts
-tc1 Iustra--r~ s-TIe aas deer voss
erect % e-uH-5 rs- -srsIs set oN
-vf-r many an4 tlI-ks-orhsrs hsv-
rrU length Panels q fnz Ba5T 1ris1
lace sa.r folds ard sueks-
sr-o elegant tucked s-vls=-
we're "a os arf & az .---------. 3 %
At seu1e Price haudsoua. s-vl-
N black tafTsca. WITH deep yoke
cs Point Vsnlss n1etaliiorz. ci'1nY
inserts ard novelty folds
E~e1i-E Dresses % Point d-Esprtt n
Brussels net over drops CO fns laEn-
heauttfu1lv trimmed with Val ard
Point vsnis4 lacss. us1aliious.
satin ribbons. etc.-xsrs sfs AZ 9 99
FS---irg Dresses os Nsssalfns. Lfhs-cy
Satin and whfrs Net over silk
ri-h styles. uita BABY Irish Potnt
vsni-e a1f val Iscss n elaborate
vvorkrarshtp-lizhr ard afternoon
shadss-xera s33a8 % s4@s8---f 8. %
Tea C49vus-Iatest AM bese styfss-o-eu-
tffuUy trimmed zfth Iaess. ribbons. etc
Or uattiIy talIorsd-black. white and
good assortment of colo-s n the lot
al double value-Cre5s De Chine silk
and net over sfIk----Z- % to 21 .SS
Cashmere AIoaCross- - 90 to q. 90
wrapoe-s-FTarnelatte or Canbric--
fun assortment. % colorings-sisss
p 70 81 bGst-wsrs <l-9S- $1,000 "a
Tailored House D-esse=-Ses-sucker.
Charn1ray. Perca-ss-s-rt1ss. figures
and plain coIo-s-Cns and two pfec--
were s2SS ------------1-S 10
RipoI. Eiderdov-u Rohes-osst eolors-
fun length tTfm-oishOD sleeve
wero S89S -----.---.--.----.-- $1,000 =. %
Ri,uIs E.ts-t7zu sacauss-flU trim
OF stitched sa-in-bsst cOlOTs-
were - % ---.--------.-- -a----. -
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

AHEPTCEN TTNE From Pier Is. ~ r.
- --a4-A.>ANfAA' G al 10 A "
PIYMOUTH-CHERB' &SOUTHANPTON
New York. Feb. - Philadelphia. Mar.
St Louis. Feb. - 81. Paul. Mar. u
RED STAR LINE From = pler If T. NJ + H.
NEW YORK-DOvER-ANT EhP-
Iceland .-... Feb % Finland Mat -
Kroonland . Mar. Iysderland Mar Il
WHITE STAR LINE ts0r ls FIsf R
NEW YORK-Q' 'NSTOWN-LIVERPOO
Baltic. Feb. %. noon 'Baltic. Mar ~
celtic. Mar. 5. noon l'Cedric. Mar. %
PLYMOUTH-CHERB' G-SOUTHANPToN
'fAdrtat.c. Feb 26, Il: :30PM Oceanic Mar II
'Msjestic---Mar. 4, 10 AM IT tonic Mar Is
fNey. 25.0oo tons. has Elevator
gymnasium Turkish Baths and 'orChest-s
H6sToT REM 9oE6 R6 ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira, Gibraltar. Alsisrs
'CANOPIC.----- Feb q. P N: April ;
REPUBLIC .... March Z. noon. April IS
'ROMANIC- March IA. a NJ: April =
'CRETIC. --........ March IS. noon; May
PASSENGER OFFICE. o BROADWAY.
Freight Once. whit.hali Bldg. Battery PL
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FRENCH EXPORTS TO AMERICA.

paris Feb. Is-Consul General Mason announced
80, ,t,at5 she exports from France 10 the United
states during the year 1907 reached lo'@1 q
s,qs as2 az an increase OF s7,7ie.46S over $50
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought 1T highest market value: made
into new articles or exchange Tor new jew
siry or Jauauese goods at II I. TeDDers
rartnrv Il West 18th at
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There ought 10 be some ~ileness snn Nc Ts q
$1,000 HAIL university president an .Ateiie-l
authority Read his ar,cles ,a senti1n ~ The
Tribune.
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TYPFWRITERS.


TYPEWRITERS.-A makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged reliable service
German 70 Nassau St Telephone @s40-
Cortlandt-
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New Millinery

New Millinery
Original faueieS that show how
successfully designers meet the de-
mand for tasteful midwinter novel
ties for day and evening. and which
are also adaptable for Spring and
Summer-ShapeS drapings and
trimmings are more chic and
striking than ever in the bar-
monies of beautiful braidS. laces.
nets. wings. flowers. etc. that I'll
our saIesrooms and are offered at
values which will readily be
recognized as unmatched
prices run in great variety
from -...............3. 3.@a to 1890
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observation-disclosures


PA%KROOK No 49, go of the Union Dime
Savings institution g missing. Any per
son having claim 10 It Is hereby called
lUon 10 present the ssame within ten dars
or submit 10 having said passbook can
ceIied and 2 new one issued
lost -F7anlztook. No. 4s5.Os of Tr-- Dock
Savtnet Institution. any person having
claims upon said book u called upon u
present the same 70 the hank within thirry
dsvs or the said hook viii be- declared can
celIed and extt1suished and q new one is
sued in lieu thereof.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Auction SALES.


MORTGAGE SALE.-Alian a Irvine. aU0-
tioueer. will sell today at 10 - clock. At
No. 40 West Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. fixtures and Chattels Of 4 saloon.
Pv order OF attorney for mortgage
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DRFssNAKISG AND MILLINERY.

CORSETS FOR GENTLEWOAES.
The most hygtentc laced front nip reduc-
ing corset made one that physicians are rec
or1rnending as II gives heart and lungs alb
scIute freedom. Boston Hygtenic CCrSeE
90 l West Bath st New York
DPFScNT3KTNCi Dresses and tailor n1ada
suits i specially 1865 Park ave. near
f5Ith st The Bronx.
DRFSSNAKING BY a person Of middle
aged III family 70 sew and wait on LADY
Pirr 4Tarne-InE'S bell 25S West 1T-h -
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Clearance Prices for
Large and Small Rugs

rTis easier 70 inventory cash than
merchandise, therefore -
FINEST ROYAL WILTON RUGS
Richest Turkish and Persian colorinss-
s3x10s fl-wers s35-0 -.-----2 -26- 80
BEST ALL-wOOL BRUSSELS
Id6xI2 st-uor many styles
therefore So % Rugs ----.-------f q. %
WILTON VELVET AND AxAIINSTERS-
Ricn- Turkish and Persian desisns-
also floral medallion or small aEIre
efrscts-rnatortry woven IN ons piece
s6x72 ineh-ws-e 81 -. -----.--- 2 90
exr2 f--were 81. %. ----------10- 90
1o6xIss f--reguIarly stU0o- p 90
The last mentioned are slightly
ruismatched-tne others are perfect
ENGLISH wOCI. MOHAIR RUGS
Pee blue. green rose. oi5 gold and sage
centres, with borders o. Deeper tone
1886 inch-wsrs s.. 75..----2. 40
24xs5 Incb-were s. S55o------3. .9S
soxsO fuch-we-s ss9s-----.6. .9S
ALI. WOOL sNYRNAS-
Only pure vegetable dyes. Therefore verJ
GlTtA0i8 COloEs--N5I-L@l- NcSA A5Is
Gx54-we-s S2Ie----.--1. So
sGrso-vers s2-7s s-....---.-1 81
s6472-~srs Sc 80. .--.-------2. 70
4xT 1-vers s. 5ss----.-----4 SS
sxe ft--we-s $40 % --.-.---7. .9S
Corset Clearances
Values Yen Seldom Find
White Rrocad4d silk snd frs Coutii-
best Princess models. including extra
high and long tsck-four garrsrs-
all SIS IL the lot but 1or n
each scyIs. reg 81 s. and 81 go --< -
VV--fta -,ade-oisck and fancy
snades-fns Princess stylez%-soue with
extra long bacx-wirh and without
za-r@-s-au sizes IN the lot DS
regularly s. 70 20 s.. 3.5O----.--.-.-.- A'-~
Mems Blanket Robes
oleas99os %ses sess- Iss-es.t 'tyls-s s.0s
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

Some famous persons experienced what Is
known as stage fright DR.. Josiah Morse writes
an article On this very interesting subject in next
Sunday 8 Magazine Section of The TrihClA.
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CARPET CLEANING.
IEsKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE
STAMPS AND COINS.

OLD COINS. medals. payer money, bought,
sold Thomaz l.. Elder. 81 Z. I'D 81. \. I.
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ia VELOCE," Fast Italian Line
FOR NAPLES DIRECT
Nord Am'ica. Mar I BrastIe- ----- Apr :
Europa .........Apr. NOrd Am ca. Apr. y
Cabin $50 Up. Dining Room on Prone
made Deck. HARTFIELD. SCLADL
CO.. so Wall St
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nILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

MANUFA ACTCRERS OF billiard ana pool "a
bles; high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices Marx Bros - TEtou SGUsrs
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DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS.

Not old socklatszt Must 10 cleared before sot'ba- -
February 2ath-tberefors following -rea-
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lost -Rankbook No 4Os. 162 CT prv Do-k
GavingG Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book IS called upon =
present the same 70 Jhe bank within thirty
dsvs or the said book will be declared can
celj=d ana extiCSuished ana 2 new one IS
sued in lieu thereof.
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LOST -Baukbool- No. 50 l32 ~ Dry Dock
Savings Institution ANY person having
claims upon said book Is called upon to
present the same 70 the bank within thirty
da,-s or the said book will be declared can
caIIsd ard extiEzuisLed and q new one is
sued in lieu thereof
LOST Handbook No 94G. 34a. Bank tcr
savings 2So 4th ave. New YORK Pay
ruerr stopped. Please return book 70 bank
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BALTIMORE & CHIC R. r.

n y. = & Har-FCRD r. r
Trains depart fIom Grand Central Station.
s95 g and 4,h Ave as follows for
Boston via New London & PrOv--fti 1000.
.xllIO.o2 a NJ. Z! I;o9; 81 i'0s. *, 500.
ra1tfc-fss :OS 4 M +2-Oi P NJ: via
spfd 70: Is a II. 'lil2.oo. 'll4:Oo. 81 90
NJ
e., harrington. stock bridge, LsnOx. Pitts
feid-Ts 81 tes.o0 \. NJ. t3-26 F. "
Ticket Offices at oGd- Cent st.n and
c2s Union So. cIs2 5th Ave. c243 Col
Ave. c863 9Th Ave c64e Mad Ave. clos
Curt 81 s7e Nostrand Ave. $50 B'wsy.
.DalIy- tExcept Sundays. tStops at f25tn
st xStops a. i2sth St Sundays only
.ParIor Car Lis.itec- Has dining car.
G Psrior end Sleeping Car tickets also-
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pED ID" LINE
Ia For La Guayra. Puerto Cabello
Curacao and MaracaIbo. via Curacao. call
ing also at san Juan. ?. R:
IS. CARACAS. Saturday. Feb %. noon
SIS PHILADELPHIA Sat, MCH- IA noon
For La CIuayra, Curacao, Maracaibo-
SIS. MARACAIBO. Saturday. Feb. -. noon
SIS. ZUILA ......... Saturday Mar. Z, noon
These steamers have superior accommo-
dations fer passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. 50 Wall St
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/ iWONEN'S WRAPPERS
Z Fine feecy fan1e,ette IN Persian
and other handsome volortrgs-
light medium and DARK
! also black wita white
nicely tailored o~ trimmed WITH braid
and velvet ribbon
some "a IN shoulder ruffi~-
deep nuunce-fuD cut Of
al sizes-Worfh 81 a. -....-......-. -
SECOND FLOOR-wRAPPEE DEPT
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REALTY FOR RAILROAD.
Deeds to Pass to Bamberger Road for
Right Of Way.

According to a large number of real
estate transfers filed with the county
clerk yesterday, the Salt Lake &c Ogden
Railway will commence the New Year
with the knowledge that it has acquired
all of the land necessary for its right of
way into this city and on to the mouth
of Ogden canyon with the exception of
four parcels for which condemnation pro-
ceedings are now pending and two or
three others which are being negotiated
for.
The transfers filed yesterday cover the
right of way from the Davis county line
of lots in the southwestern part of the
city. All Of this real estate has been pur-
chased by J. c. Nye of this city, who
has held it in his own name and the deeds
filed yesterday transfer it to Mrs. Ida
NJ. Bamberger, who will in turn transfer
to the company that portion necessary for
the Salt Lake & Ogden cOmpany's line.
The newly-acquired property extends as
far west of the Union Pacific tracks as
Grant avenue. This, it is said. was ac-
quired for the purpose of protecting the
company in case 1t was decided later on
to come in the city via Grant avenue in
stead of on Lincoln avenue.
The Bamberger line is now within three
shore of the Weber river, where a large
cut is being made and at the some time a
temporary bridge is being built across
the stream. The permanent bridge will be
of cement and steel construction, but it
will require some time to complete it I'm
til the line can be completed all the way
through to Ogden canyon, the road will
be operated by steam, but after that time
it will be electrified.
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CONCERN SHOWN
TO Be THRIVING
Salt Lake Security & Trust
Company Declares Its Reg
uIar Dividend.

At the meeting of the directors of the
Salt Lake Security & Trust company the
regular semi-annual dividend of S1z per
cent on the capital stock of $4,000 was de-
clared. This dividend is the seventh that
has been declared since the organization
of the company. Since the company was
formed it has paid 241k per cent in divi-
dends to the stockholders.
With the payment of this dividend there
remains in the treasury of the company
S+oOO In undivided profits in addition to
the regular surplus of $4,000.
\ The report of President +. E. McGurrin
10 the board of directors showed that the
recent financial stringency instead of in
1uring the business of the company, in
creased it materially. This was due to
the fact that many persons Withdrew their
money from banks and purchased real
estate and mortgage bonds.
During the year 1t was shown that an
immense business had been done in selling
homes on lnstallment, nearly 100 young
married couples living in their own homes
while paying for them. Business in all
the departments showed a material in
crease. During the year the new safe
deposit vaults were installed at a cost of
$5V,VO me company now owns $l50,OOO in
real estate purchased for the purpose of
by mortgage foreclosure. Although the
company does a large mortgage business
loaning money to me-builders. it has not
in its existence made a single foreclosure.
The report of W. J. Bateman, the GER
titled public accountant who made an eX-
animation of the books a short time ago
showed that everything was correct.
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BAD SHOWING
FOR UNCLE SAM
Net Revenue Loss of $18,000,-
600 for December Compared
With Last Year.

Washington, Dec. n.-The forthcom-
ing report of the governments receipts
and expenditures for the month ending
today will show a decrease in the re-
ceipts, as compared with December last
year. of $S,529,152, and an increase in
expenditures of S9,3S1, Ala. making the
net loss for the month $17,91O,566. The
largest decrease in the receipts is from
customs, where the loss is $S,S95,959.
Internal revenue shows a decrease OF
81, 76S, 645, and miscellaneous receipts an
increase of 81, 1882 The several items
of expenditures show an increase IN
civil and miscellaneous of S3,6OO,OOO; IN
war an increase Of 81, 600; in navy
an increase of nearly A,OO0,OOO For
pensions there was an increase OF ~
100000. For public works the expend-
itures for the month were nearly dou-
BILE those for December, 1906, the in
crease being S4,S43,711 to $S,S99,OOG. The
receipts and expenditures during the
last few days of the present month do
not show any material Improvement
when compared with those for the
earlier days in the month.
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known clergymen in the United States.
Before his elevation to the bishOpric
he was pastor of several large churches
In the New York eastern conference.
Born in central New York, he studied
for the ministry in Wesleyan college.
For several years before entering the
ministry he was president of Caseno-
via academy in this state. He was
chosen bishop in 1872, and in 1904 was
relieved of many duties and placed on
the retired list. His active interest in
the administration of the affairs Of the
church did not cease with his retire
ment. however, and he continued to
take an important part in it's councils
to the last. Bishop Andrews is sur
vived by a widow, one son and three
daughters.
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New, having in charge Jean Blanc, stop
ped off in Ogden last night on his way
to Helena, Mont, where Blanc is wanted
to answer to a charge of importing a wo-
man named jeanette Fortier to the United
States from Canada for immoral purposes.
PROVO BRANCH SOLD.-Joseph Scow-
croft, OF the firm Of John ScowcrOft &.
Sons company, announced yesterday that
his company had disposed of its Provo
branch house to a new company composed
of a number of prominent citizens of
Provo, who will do business under the
name of Barney and Taft. On Monday
next the Ogden firm will retire from bust
ness in that place.
FILES ANSWER.-In the district court
yesterday the defendants in the case of
the Ogden Hot Springs Sanitarium COM
pany against c. NJ. Clay and L. W. Parry
filed an answer to the complaint, and
after admitting that the plaintiff company
was a corporation as alleged. excerpts TO
all other allegations and alleges that the
Oregon Short Line is the owner of the
springs in question. This action involves
the rights to certain hot springs located
about ten miles north of ogden.
DIVORCES AND MARRIAGES.-The
records at the county clerks office show
that there have been issued during the
year 1867, 529 marriage licenses. In fees
this represents 81 ,322.5O to the county. Dur
ing the same period between fifty and
sixty divorces were granted in the district
court. According = these figures divorces
rank about 10 per mt of the marriage Ii
censes, about ten out of every hundred
find the marriage tie unbearable and ap-
ply to the courts for release.
TRAIN MEN LAID OFF.-Owing to q
gradual decrease in the freight traffic on
the Hartman lines a number of train
crews have been laid off and others will
be set back from time to time as the
business falls off. Many of these crews
were put on during the time there was
such a rush of freight. 1t will be some
time before conditions assume a normal
shape with the railroads. The usual
slump in traffic following the heavy holi-
day trade is now being felt. but the bust
ness is expected to pick up again within
q short time.
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MINING COMPANIES AGREE.
Stewart to Increase Stock to 1880.
900 Shares at 81.
Especial to. The Herald }

Boston, Mass, Dec. 31.-Stockholders
of the Stewart Mining company viii
meet at Kellogg, Ida, on Jan. 20, when
a vote will be taken to increase the cap
ital stock from 100000 to 1, $50. 900
shares. One hundred and fifty thou
sand shares are to be offered to stock
holders at 81 a share, the remaining
10000 shares going into the treasury.
The trouble between the Stewart and
the Occur d'Alene Development com
pany has evidently been amicably set
tied, as the latter company, on whose
ground the Stewart mill is put, has
agreed to allow the Stewart to operate
its plant The Stewart company is
controlled by the F. Augustus Heinze
and the United Copper company.
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Oqden Briefs.

VICTIM OF PARALYSIS.-From the
effects of a paralytic stroke Christopher
Brown, aged 70 years. died at his home
on Adams avenue shortly before noon yes
terday. He is survived by a wife and one
son.
cases of smallpox are reported TO be I'M
der quarantine regulations in this city at
the present time. This is an increase of
five over a week ago. Every effort is be-
ing made by the health officers to pre-
vent a spread OF the disease
MARRIAGE LICENSES.-The following
marriage licenses were issued at the
county clerks office yesterday: Henry A.
Steele and Miss Minnie B. Hartmann both
of Ogden; James NJ. Jensen of Salt Lake
and Miss Edna c. Thompson of Riverdale
Utah; Wilbert II. Tyer of Boise, Ida, and
Miss Norma ]. Pearce of Ogden.
TAKES MAN TO BOISE.-Deputy
United States Marshal Mack of Carson,
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THIEVES IN TWO PLACES.
Meat Market and Home Are Entered
by Burglars.

Burglars got in their work in this city
during Monday night and two places were
been robbed. In each case however, the
work indicated that of amateurs. The
Biel Meat Market on lower Twenty fifth
street was the first place entered. Boards
were pried from rear window and i'm this
way entrance was gained. A large amount
of meat was taken. The residence of
George Mosler, a Union Pacific brake
man, was the other place visited. Mob
Ter and his family are out of the city. The
theft was discovered by a neighbor, who
noticed in passing that a window glass
had been broken out. An investigate
showed that the house had been ran
sacked. Everything was thrown heller
SHELTER about the house and in the kitchen
evidence that the thieves had partaken
of meal before they left, were found.
Until the Mothers return their loss can
not be learned.
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VETERAN PRELATE PASSES.
Bishop Edward G. Andrews of M. E.
Church Dies in the Harness.

New York. Dec. 31.-Bishop Edward
G. Andrews of the Methodist Episcopal
church, died at his home in Brooklyn
at O'Clock this morning. Death had
been expected since yesterday, when
the physicians in charge gave up all
hope.
BishonI Andrews. who was 81 years
old. contracted a severe cold while at
tending the bishops conference and
the meetings of the home and foreign
mission boards of his church at San
Francisco last october. He never fully
recovered, and a general breakdown
followed.
Bishop Andrews for nearly half a
century was one of the most widely
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-01
YOUNG LocHiNVAR OVER AGAIN

Chicago, Dec. 31.-After cashing last
evening at the Victoria hotel check
for $500, drawn on a Grafton, N. D.,
bank, J. ]. O'Brien proceeded to change
his entry on the hotel register from ].
J. O'Brien to y. ]. O'Brien and wife"
The wife, until yesterday, was Miss
Florence Mckenzie. She is IS years
old and her home is in Detroit, but she
has been attending school at Notre
Dame, Ind. From there she came to
Chicago and was welded here. Soon
afterward a telegram reached the hotel
from the father of the young woman,
saying he was on his way to Chicago
to prevent the wedding He is a di-
rector of the bank on which the check
was drawn. and O'Brien is an officer
there complication in the matter is
that the young couple started for home
last night by way of Seattle, Wash.
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MIR. and Mrs. George Henry Davis

Amid the strains of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march the bride entered the parlor
where the ceremony was performed, lean
ing on the arm of her father, who gave
her away. About 800 guests were present
at the wedding. a number of whom were
from Salt Lake The Eccles home was
prettily decorated with cut flowers palms
and eVergreens. Following the wedding
a reception was held and a banquet was
served
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-01

PRICE-Ray Price, the 12-year-old son
died in this city Dec. 81, 1907.
The funeral will take place from the
family residence. 163 East Ninth South
street on Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Internent in City cemetery.
Friends invited.
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COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE.

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re-
moves the cause. Used the world over to
Cure a Cold in One Day. E. w. Grove S
signature on box. 25c.
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TWO DAYS ONLY,

Friday and Saturday, Jan. 8 and 4,
we will sell our own rendered lard as
follows: S-lb. pals, 40c; 5-lb. pals, 65c +;
and 10-lb. pals, S1.20. This offer is for
above dates only.
MARRIOTT'S MARKET.
22-24 w. LIST So.
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TWO KILLED, THREE BURIED.

Massillon. o., Dec. 31.-George Rob
erts and his son George, miners, were
killed today by a heavy fall of slate in
a mine near East Greenville. o. Three
other miners are entombed in the mine
and are believed to be alive.