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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
RIVAL RAILROADS
At SWORDS POINT
Bamberger and EccIes Interests
Clash and Dispute Will be
!. Aired in City Council.
lMDUsTRlAL's CHIEF CLERK.
2. J. Milne Of the u.Sof u. Nominated
--sad Home Returning Of G. "a. r..
yeteran--Nc Briefs.

OGDEN, Aug. 16.tThls5 evenings
session Of the city council viii
/ probably be enlivened to great
+ extent by the appearance Of the
Hamburger and Eccle interests fight
/ ing to maintain their franchises for
4 electric car lines over the streets of
OGDEN President Bamberger will APP
4 pear and state to the council that the.
Ecc q Interests or the Ogden Rapid
f Transit company did on last Saturday
Il morning take steps towards blocking
h hs way on Lincoln avenue by laying
4 nails and, ties on Lincoln avenue at
sslWenty-fo fourth street also on Twenty
y fifth street S5s
Sometime ago the city council
passed an ordinance granting to the
\ Salt Lake & Ogden Railway company
III franchise to construct a track on
4 lincoln avenue from Thirty-se second
H street on the south to the city limits
on the north. The company started
work on this street almost Immediate
ly, stating itadesired to get the track
down before the paving was com
menced upon Lincoln avenue.
i3 saturday the Ogden Rapid Transit
ompany had a gang of men laying
some rail- and ties on Lincoln avenue
at the Intersections Of Twenty-fourth3
and Twenty-fifth streets. The company
has a track on Twenty-flftf street and
Z lad another 1lt track 50 as to double
track Its line on that street The
laying Of rails on Twenty fourth street
the Ogden company states is part Of
the program for a number of extern
Z slons It will build and the laying of the
rails at this time Is to compel the
Salt Lake & Ogden road to construct
and maintain the crossings. I'll
lit is stated that President Simon
lBamberger of the Salt Lake & ogden
road will appeal to the council as to
what are his rights in the case and
whether the Rapid Transit company
did not forfeit Twenty-fourth street
number of years ago when it re-
moved its tracks from that street.
OGDEN TABERNACLE SERVICES.
OGDEN, Aug. 16.At the Sabbath
services in the Ogden tabernacle yes
terday afternoon Elder Brigham H.
Roberts Of Salt Lake City addressed
large congregation on the Latter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
JUNCTION CITY BI;II,rs.

tldrl w. and Dorothy Bradbury have
adopted Vashti Shinlnan. daughter of
Charles w. ShipElan of Oakland. Cal.
who gave his consent. The petition for
adoption was granted by Judge Howell
lin the probate court.
Advices We're received in the city
Saturday afternoon that the body Of
Fred ~ Whipple, former newspaper
man Of Ogden who died In Ell Paso,
'Iex,,i would be buried in that city to-
day. I
The fifth annual outing of the Brew
cry w Workers Will be held at the Her
mitage on Thursday, Aug 10 The var
( ious committees of5the union are ar
ranging the various programs
Bert Jenkins who was badly injured
IN an explosion on the iLucin cutoff
some months ago., was examined by
( tour local physicians In this city today.
The decision was that delicate opera s
lion was necessary and Mr.. Jenkins will
leave tomorrow for the Southern Pacific
hospital In San Francisco to undergo
the operation
Z Albert Orsel, the infant son OF MIR.
and Mrs. Manno Orsel, died Of cholera
ginfantum at the family home in this
city sunday morning. Funeral services
We're held at 149 Thirty-second street,
at = O'Clock this afternoon
The funeral of Nathaniel j Laavitt
was held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon
in the Second ward lneetingholise 81
Bishop Robert N1cQuarrie in charge,
Music was furnished by the ward choir
In addition to Bishop McQuarrie, Geo.
Shorten addressed the meeting Inter-
5me sl was in the Ogden City cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
PERSONALITY or DEITY.

The new idea of Deity is one of the
most striking features of Mormonisms'
said Elder Morris. He referred TO the
ideas entertained BY the world in re-
gard to the Gndheat and told of Joseph,
smiths vision. He saw them both.
much IN the game appearance as Iilsn..
This aErees With the statement In Gen-
esis. that God made man in his own.
image. The Importance Of u proper
knowledge of the nature of God, Wils,
dwelt upon. The influence of Egyptian
ideas OH the children Of Israel was seen
in the image of q bull which they made
of gold when Moses was away from
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
BURIAL OF ROBERT
URE AT WEST 5BOUNTIFUL.
Especial correspondcncee. !

WEST BouNTIFuL, Davis Co., Aug.
B.-The funeral Of Robert Ure was held
In the West Bountiful Westinghouse aFri-a
day. Aug, IS. The house was we'll filed
liy,. 5Bishoc William Moss presided, and
the ward choir rendered some beautiful
selections. beginning with 20 My Faith
era solo was rendered by John Wat,
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and "a duet BY Mr.. and Mrs. Watson.
Jesus, Lover of My SOUL Opening
prayer was offered by Patriarch Judson
Tolmon. and the bcnediction by Patri-
tlogistic remarks We're made BY Presi-
dent Joseph II. Grant. Elder LIE Grand
Young Bishop Benjamin Argyle of
Spanish Fork Nichol Hood of Sugar
House. who recited TIN Wearin' Ava
and Robert L.. Anderson of Salt Lake
City. The grave was dedicated by James
Tire. and thus was laid away one of
Gods noble men. an honest, Scotchman,
and a faithful Latter-day Saint Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
CLERK OF INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

OGDEN, Aug. 16.-At the session OF
( the board Of trustees of the State In
idustrial school held ut the office OF
secy. Hollingsworth Saturday after
noon, Supt,-elect Gowans submitted the
name of Ell. Milne as chief clerk This
Is the position that was created when
that OF assistant superintendent was,
abolished. MI Milne is the assistant
coach at the University of Utah and
former director of athletics at the Lat.
ter-day Saints university
Applications for paroles We're received
from 20 inmates but no action was taxi
en- as the applicants had only been in
the institutional few months.
The matter of purchasing cells from
the Pauley Jail company for the con-
filming OF boys instead OF the dungeons
used under the Thomas administration
was laid on the table for one week.
e E'robation3 Officer Burdette OF Salt
Lake was instructed to go to Pueblo,
Colo, and get John Edgar one of the
inmates of the school who had escaped
and had been captured in that city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16

meeting evil and combating the devil,
that they may by Gods grace overcoms
yand be fitted for greater things He'll,
the Latter-day Saints believe, is a con-
4iitton rather than a place Myself am
he'll is the expression put in the
mouth of Satan by Milton In his Para.
disc LOST. Those who$are saved arr
those who come up through much trib-5
ulation, who do not yield to the weak
ness or the flesh and the promptings If
The evil one
The couplet AS man is God once
was. as God lis man may become which
was quoted, was held by the speaker.
10 be full OF encouragement for man
kind. Did not Paul say, I'VE know
not what we shall be. but we Know
that when He shall appear we shall be
like Him. Il.
MARRIAGE M COVENANT ',' ETERNAL.
The speaker also referred to the eter-
nifty Of the marriage covenant, which
was peculiarly Mormon. He knew tbs
Church he represented was unpopular.
Blu. there never was time when
the truth was popular. He bore testi-'
nrony in regard to the truth. People OF
every age may choose whom they will
have Just as they did in ancient day,
some claniored for Barrabas while
others wanted Christ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
PRE-Ex1sTENcE DISCUSSED. \

Another important revelation in.
these days is the doctrine of pre-exist-i
.ence. We are taught that we dwelt in
the presence of God our Father. There
was also a mother there. This life is
largely the result OF the life we have
lived and the future OF man will de-i
pend greatly on the use he makes of,
his opportunities in this life. Man is
an eternal being and as his existence
had no beginning SO 1t will have no
end" The The sons of Godo. the Scrip
lures say, shouted for joy when God
purposed organizing a world for the.
spirits to take bodies and dwell on,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
JUDGE HOWELL DENIES WRIT
HIGGINS DIVORCE SUIT.

OGDEN, Aug. 16-.Flossie Higgins
has brought suit in the district court
against Thomas Higgins asking for a
divorce upon the ground of failure to
provide. The couple We're married IN
Salt Lake on Dec. 10. 1909.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
oRPHEUNI THEATER OPENING.

OGDEN, Aug. 16-The Orpheum thea.
ter, formerly the Grand Opera House,
opened the vaudeville season last night
with one of the largest audiences seen
In the house in many months The,
large audience, expressed it's approval
and appreciation Of the beautifully de-
scorated and remodeled house by con-
stinued expressions of praise. The en-
tire house has been remodeled. rebuilt.
and repainted and decorated through
out and now ranks second to the new
Orpheun theater Of San Francisco ii,
seating capacity and beauty. The 10
cal directors Of the new Orpheum com
8pany include Willard Scowcroft, David.
C. and L. r. Eccles, ]. H. Garrett and
! Farley Jenson of Salt Lake and Martin
Beck of Minneapolis. The resident
manager is VIII r. Winch, formerly
manager Of the Salt Lake, Orpheum,
who will also manage the Logan Or
pheum. The opening bill was headed
by THE Futurity Winner" and five
other big acts. Vaudeville will be pre-
scented six nights a week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
THREE YEARS IN pEN

OGDEN, Aug. 16.-I3dWard Hoeven.
the young man Who stole a horse from.
( u. Henderson, a number OF weeks
ago, has been sentenced to three years
In the state prison byGJudge Howell in
the district court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
COVENANT ETERNAL

DON'T let the baby suffer from ec-
zema, sores or any itching of the skin.
Doan's ointment gives instant relief,
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for chill
dren. All druggists sell 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
DAILY EXCURSION RATES
wa oregon Short Lime,

To various points in Utah. idaho,
Oregon and Nevada from Aug. TO i5
inclusive. See agents for rates and
particulars. City ticket office. col Main
street. <
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
MORMON DOCTRINE
ABLY E.XP0UNDED
Elder Nephi Y. Morris breaches
To Vast Congregation in
Tabernacle.
FIRST PRIMO IPLEs EXPLAINED.
After the Long Night Of Apostasy
Burst the Bright Light Of
Revelation.

Nephi L. Morris was the speaker
yesterday afternoon at the tabernacle
service. The building was again
second hymn ii became necessary to
| open the gallery which was soon we'll
| filled with people.
President John r. Winder was in
charge OF the services The opening
hymn, Though Deeping Trials Throng
Your Way and the second one, 70
My Father were well rendered and
were listened to with wrapt attention
by the great number of visitors pres
ent. The closing anthem was God of
Israel Hear Our Prayer Prayer was
offered by Joseph Il. TAYLOR and r. w.
Young offered the benediction.
Elder Morris said that during the
past week Gait Lake City had enter
tanned the greatest number and tho
most sacred guests in its history. Their
presence had renewed the love of
liberty of the people. Thousands of
them have gone home but the number
who We're present led him to believe
that they would prefer to hear some
thing of Mormonism.
Reference was made to the sermon
which was the Message of Mormon
ism and which was largely devoted
Ito the first vision of Joseph Smith.
The speaker then recounted briefly
the events leading up to that vision. in
which the youth saw the Father and
Son who told him@to join none of the
then existing churches as they We're
A all wrong, and they taught for doc
trnes the commandments of men,
&. II 10 A I
The Latter dav Saints cannot move
from the position that the world was
+ in a state of apostasy as far as hay
ing the original Christian church in
the Garth was concerned. The same
attitude. has been assumed by other
people ages aeo and by the reform-
ers themselves William PENIS con-
fession was read showing his belief in
a right of idolatrN in which human |
innovations were introduced John !
Wesley's9 explanation of the absence of |
the gifts of the Holy Ghost was re-
5ferred to as well as the extract from
"a homily of the Church of England, |
on tho Peris of Idolatry, all of which
showed that others besides Joseph /
Smith believed that new revelation
was needed
ceived that the Roman Catholic church
had gone astray and sought to reform
the errors. Joseph Smith, through the
favor, of heaven, was authorized of |
God to restore that, which was lost,
and was more than a reformer.
4 The speaker then read from sectional
one of the Doctrine and Covenants aud
.dWelt upon some of the principles be-
lieyed in3hy the Lattr-daY Saints.
FIRST PRINCIPLES.
First, it was said, they believed in
personal God. They also believe in re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
5 SALVATION FOR HEATHEN.


Another revelation is the breadth and
scope OF Gods plans for the salvation
of His children. Only one-third of the.
population of the world Is nominally
Christian, and Of that number only part
are really Christians. Jesus said no one
could enter the kingdom of God except
he was born OF the water and the
spirit. How then shall the muldtudcs
VINO have never been born of the wa.
ter or the. spirit enter the Kingdom OF
God. Elder Morris then quoted the
passage i'll | Cor. Nv: 20, regarding
baptism for the dead, by which those
who are worthy might ofliciate for those
Who have not known the truth The
Nicarinus work Of the utonement and
the statement of Peter that Jesus went
and preached the gospel TO the spirits
of those who We're dsobedient in the
days of Noah. We're alluded to. BY this
means the love of God md His wisdom
were fully justified. Those who are
worthy or doing so and who have the
necessary authority, find a field OF ac-
tiyity waiting for them When death
comes They go right on in the cf-
fort to save the sons and daughters of
God. For this reason the I4atter-tlays
Saints build temples and labor In them.
The gospel is not for n small fraction
of the human race. it is for all; even
for the heather and those for whom
some people believe there is no saliva
tion because they have not had oppor-#
tunities herein this life.
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day Saints belief In the hereafter and
I the doctrine of mans endless progress
\ and advancement. A special musical
program added to the interest Of the
occasion. II Z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
ORG AVIATION OF CHURCH.

a ORGANIZATION! OF CHURCH.
Another very important thing ne
Nealcd In these days is the organlza
ton Of the church III every way agree
Ing with that of the ancient church.
1t came &throngh Joseph Smith and its
perfection is proof that it is of God,
feet system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
SAD HOME RETURNING.

SAD HOMIE RETURNING.
{5 OGDEN, Aug. l6. The home return
ing OF the g. "A. r. comrades Is a.
particularly sad one to John L. Hal
4 pin, a menlberSo of the New York DELE
cation, who left Sunday afternoon
4 over the Union Pacific for Odessa N.
y VI, WI hs the bod v of his wife, who died
I at the Broom hotel on Saturday Mr..
i Halpin and his wife came west to at
tend the ercampment in Salt Lake and
4 to visit a daughter living in Seattle.
While in Salt Lake Mrs. Halpin was
taken i'll. She and her husband came.
to Ogden Friday night and put IN At
the Broom. Saturday when she tried
to depart for Seattle Mrs Halpin
tainted in the street and was carried
4 back to her. 70 m. DR.. Ezra IL Rich
was summoned and pronounced the
sWomans atlnent heart failure She
lived but two hours after returning
to her room.
JUDGE HOWELL DENIES WRIT.
OGDEN, Aug, 16.--In the district
court Saturday Judge Howell ouashed
the writ of habeas corpus in the suit
brought by Mrs. Marion Merrick Of
Salt Lake City on behalf of her son
q askell Merrick who is an inmate of
iithe State Industrial school The boy
ID ~ years of age and was brought
before Judge, Howell on the plea that
ne Is being detained at the state In
stitntion against his viii. and that he
was committed there by the Juvenile
court of Salt Lake City which the ap-
plication alleges had no jurisdiction IN
the case on account of his age, The
writ was Squashed and young Merticlsl
ordered back to the school,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
EXCURSIONS NORTH.

August 18th and 21st.
Via Oregon Short Line Special
rates to northern Utah and idaho,
points with long limits. City Ticket
Office col Main Street.
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SCIENTIFIC COLLECT oRs OF H
RoomsT TO 100 Commercial Nation al Bank 81
Francis g, Luke. General Manager. lis said Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16

First, it was said, they believed in
personal God. They also believe in re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16

HONEST DEBTS.
Bldg. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Some People Don't Like Ia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-22
KrOnika MiejsCOWa.
Ze sp'aW nliejiSkich.

w ratuszu wciaz jeszcze mai
wiecej sic m6wi zaprowadzeniu
lokomotyw elektrycznych ma Hole-
jach W Sr6dmiesciu, cho6 oPinia
o tel sprawie ME jest tax optymi
styczna = jak dawniej, to jednak
spodziewaja sic, re jedna lub dwie
kompanie kolejowe dobrowolnie u
siebie zaprowadza talie lokomoty-
wy, nawet gdy ich miasto emusic
do tego niema prawa.
= Kompania telefoniczna W
Chicago zalozyla wczoraj 100000
ny aparat W miescie naszem, a gdy
sic wliczy miejscowosci podmiej-
skie, to many tn aparat6w 254,000
2 owych 100000 aparat6w po4owa
jest takich, do kt6rych wrzuca sic
nikla, ably uzyska6 konekcye;
warto nadmieni6, re pred ANA
laty W miescie Chicago by}o tyIko
100000 aparat6w telefonicznych.
DIS odbedzie sic sesya ko-
misyi icencyi, ma kt6rej ma bye
omawiana sprawa nowego opodat-
kowania wszelkich przedsiebiorstw
rorywkowych; jednym z projek-
tow jest, ably W pobliau koscio}a
lub szpitala W obrebie $50 stop ME
wolno bylo otwiera6 j utrzymywa6
isdnych rozrywkowych przedsie-
biorstw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-22

Nakwru, gdzie sic przez pare
dni zatrzymaja ma lowach.
Wediug planu wyruszy W Ii
stopadzie Towarzystwo z lordem
Delamere w okolice Moro. Dhia
Is grudnia udadza sic do Ugan-
da, Is lrrtego dotra do GondokO-
70, a Is marca, gdy wszystko
bedzie pomyslne dotra do Char
tuIn.
Blackpool, 20 pazdziernika. =
Przy zapasach samolotnych, kto-
re odbyly sic tu, a zasadzaly ma
tenn, zeby przebyc jak najdluz-
sza przestrzen zdobyl l nagrode
Farman (S1O,OOO), II nagrode
Rougier (3,6Oo), III nagrode
Paulhan (1,4oO), Farman prze-
byl Al mil dwaj pozostali baTdzo
malo nrniej Cd niego.
\ Santiago, 20 pazdziernika. -
Rad chilijski postanowil wydac
ma cele floty 20 milionow dola.
row. Pomiedzy majacymi sic
budowac okreta1ni znajduje sic
jeden typu Dreadnought.
Neapol, p pazdziernika.
Wezuwiusz zaczyna znowu gro
zic wybuchem. Z krateru wydo-
bywaja sic wielkie masy pumesu,
popiolu itp.
Kalkuta, % pazdziernika. =
Dochodza tn hiobowe wieSci z
okolic, iktore byly pred kilku
dniami nawiedzione tajfunem.
Y Europejczyk6w Mkt ME zgina},
ale natomiast krajowcow wiel-.
ka, ale nieznana dotychczas licz-
ba rozstala sic tyn swiatem.
Szczegolnie najwiecej poginelo
ludzi ma rzece z powodu utonno-
sci lodek.
Konstantynopol, % pazdzier-
nika. - Z powodu przerwania
grobli ma jeziorze Derkosz odda-
lonego 80 mil stad woda ME
spodziewanie wyplyne}a, topiac
w swych gwaltownych falach S5
ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-22
Telegramy kraiOwe.

Fargo, ND, 70 pazdziernika.
- Zmarl tu nagle ma atak choro-
by Bright'a, senator Martin n.
Johnson w wieku SO lat.
Zwioki odwiezione zostana do
Nelson County.
Gary, Ind, % pazdziernika. =
w zaroSlach ma 5 Avenue znale-
ziono zwloki politykiera Radoi-
vanich. Pad} on ofiara mordu,
dokonanego prawdopodobnie
przez przeciwnik6w ,,politycz-
nych". w Ionic tutejszej emigra-
cyl zarysowuja sic slime diva obo-
zy demokratyczny. i republican,
ski, czasami tax SLIME, ze ,,pano-
VIE politycy" porywaja sic do
noz6w.
Najprawdopodobniej Rodoiva-
Mich musial paSc podczas jednej
takich sprzeczek.
New York, NY, 22 pazdzier-
nika. = Stalowa ma 100 stop
wysoka wieza wodna zawalila sic
W .Whiteplains w Westchester
County. Wieza ia sta}a ma wzgo-
rzu i nagle, bez wiadomej przy-
f;zyny runela, powodujac ogro-
mny hulk. Wieza ia zostaia zbu-
dowana w T. 1886 kosztem 25
tysiecy dolarow. IL
Milwaukee, Wis, 20 pazdzier-
nika. - Donosilismy wcz9raj 0
snialyrn napadzie ma. bank W Mi
nocqua, otoz obecnie podac n1oze-
my, re wlamywaczy wySledzo-
no. Sa oni otoczeni, poniewaz Je-
dnak jest ich Gala banda, wiec
straz bezpieczehstwa telegrafo-
wala po posilki. = Rabunku do
konano pomoca Z ladunk6w dy-
namitowych, ktoremi rozssdzo-
no sciany kasy: Przygotowaw-
cze czynnoSci do wiasciwego
wlamania sic z pomoca dynami-
tu musialy co najmniej ~ go
dziny trwac.
Cleveland, o., % pazdzierni-
kae. Seismograph kolegium
sw. Ignacego wykazuie dose diu-
gle dose slime trzesienie ziemi.
Trwalo ono cd 6:81-7 rano j
mia1o miejsce 5000 mil cd mas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-22
Holland Mich, % pazdzierni-

Holland, Mich, % pazdzierni-
ka. - Okret Puritan" jadac
wczoraj jeziorern Michigan wzial
ma sw6j polslad niejakiego Grzego
RIA Scherbsteina z Chicago, ktory
cd 10 godzin walczyl z falami'
narazony kazdej sekundy ma uto-
niecie.
L6dka jego zostala uszkodzo-
ma, motor gazolinowy zepsuty.
wobec czego ME m6gi MIA kiero-
wac. = w chwili kiedy paro-
wiec Puritan ''ratowal biednego
zeglarza, LODI jego byla juz bli-
ska zatoniecia.
Utica, NY, % pazdziernika.
= Skazano tu ma srnierc Teodora
Rizzo, kt6ry 12 wrzesnia dopuscil
sic ma dw6ch dziewczatkach Te-
resa Procopia Freddy Infusino
ohydnej zbrodhi i morderstwa.
Wyrok zostanie wykonany W Ii
stopadzie miedzy S1-Ss. Rizzo
bronil sic tenn, ze byl W czasie
krytycznym zupelnie pijany.
Hartshore, Okla. % pazdzier-
nika. = w szybie nr. 8 Rock
Island Coal Mining Company"
nastapi4a ekspBzya. Jeden czlo-
wick pad1 trupsm 8 doznalo liej-
szyoh poparzen. Niewiadomo co
sic dzieje z 8 jeszcze innymi ro-
botnikami, kt6rzy pracowali W
tym szybie.
Hartshorne, Okla, S2go paz-
dziernika. = Pozniej nadeszla
wiadomoSG O eksplozyi W szybie
nr. 8. Rock Island Coal Mi
ming Co." opiewa: Eksplozya po-
zbawiiA 10 osob zycia, CO do
dwoch ME wiedziec dotad, co sic
niemi staIo.
New York, NY, % pazdzier-
nika. = Nastepca zmarlego w.
E. Harrimana ma stanowisko
prezydent kolei- Union Paci-
fic" zostal obrapy byly doradca
prawny sedzia Ioyett.
Kansas City, Mo. p pazdzier-
nika. .-Znaleziono niedaleko cd
miasta troje os6b zamordowa-
nych a mianowicie Alonzo Van
Royen, jego zona siostra zony
panna Roza McMahon. Znalezio-
no 1ch postrZelonych, oble kobe
ty W domu, zaS Royena o 300
jardow "a domem. Przy pre-
szukiwaniu domu znaleziono
brak $500 i pierScionka brylan-
towego.
Psy policyjne tropiq Slad W
kierunku miasta, poniewaz zas
brat panny MoNEahon dal dokla-
dny rysopis jakiegoS obcego clio
wieka, kt6ry przebywa} u Roy
ena przez kilka dni W go$cinie.
ME ulega watpliwosci, re po-
tworny ten zbrodniarz dostanie
sic w rece sprawiedliwosci.