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The bee., 1909-04-15
The Moving ThrOng


Hugh Griffin, of st. Charles, wa
in the city Saturday.
Miss jamie Victory was in Madi
sonvIlle Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Mitchell visited il
Madisonville Monday.
Mrs. William West visited il
jacksonville yesterday.
Clarence Nisbet, of MadisonviIle
was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. b. Long was in Madison
Vile Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. George Wolf, of Evansville, is
visiting friends IN the city.
George Robinson spent Tuesday
in jacksonville with friends.
Mrs. Fred Hand, OF Washington,
ID. O., is visiting her mother.
Miss Frances Riley visited home
folks at Henderson last week.
w. l.. Gordon, ST., of Madison
vile, was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Mary Barry, of Paducsh, is
the guest of Miss Richie Stone.
Mrs. Joe Mothershead visited
friends at Victoria Wednesday.
Mrs. fran Davis, of Mortons Gap,
visited in MadIsOnvIlIe Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Y. Montague visited in
MadIsonville Tuesday afternoon.
Miss frankie Campbell spent Sun
day at her home in HOpkinsville.
Mrs. Dan NJ. Evans and son, Mil
Ter, spent Saturday in Evansville.
w. J. Fault, of st. Charles, spent
Saturday in the city with parents.
Mrs. Robt. Weir, of Hanson, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. f. Majors.
Mrs. ]. Win Robinson, of Madi-
sonville, was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Will Morton. of jacksonville,
visited Mrs. ]. M. Victory Saturday.
Mrs. Rom Salmon son and daugh-
ter, of Ilsley, visited here this week.
Hugh and M. A. Blair made a
business trip to Providence Tuesday.
Mrs. Ray, of jacksonville, was
the guest of Mrs. Ernest Rash SUM-
day.
Mrs. May Burr,o Middlesborough,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paul
p. Price.
Jas. r. Rash and Paul M. Moore
we're in jacksonville Saturday on
business.
Mrs. ]. M. Victory and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, spent Wednesday
in Evansville.
Miss Mary Frances Asbby, of
Madisonville, visited Miss Kathleen
Corey Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Tarlton, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Brooks,
returned home today.
Thos. N. Black and Geo. w. VIII
son, of Providence, were in the-clty
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Ed Rule and son, Curtis, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Fran Davis, at
Mortons Gap this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Brooks aud
Mrs. Wade Tarlton spent Saturday
afternoon in jacksonville.
S. A. Bates, our city plumber, left
Tuesday for two weeks visit to
friends in Birmingham, Ala.
Misses Virginia McGary, Anna
Deal Bramwell and Katherine.Spill-
man were in MadisOnvilie Friday.
l.. l.. Goodloe and a party of
friends attended the Garden Rink,
at MadisOnville, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. c. Wolf, who has been Wis
iting her son, John, for the past two
weeks, will return home in a few
days.
Mrs. ]. Y. Montague and little
daughter, after protracted visit to
her parents, left this morning for
home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Dawes, Miss
ZIlpah Morehead and Mr.. w. X.
Griffin attended the matinee of
"GrAustark" in Evansville Satur-
day. h
Miss Annie Leahy, dauthter OF
conductor Leahy, who is attending
the st. Bernard school at Nashville,
spent a few days this week with hen
parents.
Mr.. SOImon and Rev. Abbtt are Dele.
The bee., 1909-04-15
Daily Thought.

Give what you have. 70 some 1t may
be better than you dare think.-Long-
fellow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-15
HOURHfD SAILORS ARE safe
Crew Of Olga. ThOaghs to Have sesn
Lost Months Age Are
- Alaska

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tHz psf T-tsI,Ezszscsr from Fort re- -
ser5 ssys- s--.
E-ses-a szrfezs rsesirs5 hsHe tf91-s
80 -.za~s Frs-n tsss Arctic oesan -
5sz-.zs- william AEurz EHo 1is &C. =
tear men ~ tas whaling sefsas'I-sl
tanr thought u have been l9st % q 80 60
II - fifteen months aga. AZ 80
aas spsassas tie Arctic winter a. POM
Hs-reE. -. --.
~ xozz ezp=5itEo1 left tnls -
fs- June 1871 zGulr1'ssl = -
s-sHs--- n waters % tIls AF-tic az
---knaan and sggailT mex piols-- =
I'd ths backing y IRE SsnzT - -.
=1--etr of Iso1aan. ard Planned q
me aa-ksIzn6 district 1eS1ol -
hzz -a- been visited bF 7aite P1
-=Hrr ffe visit Z EEuioTeT - PAN 80
Cls--e s- So The a-tEal asstilis -
- ~ ex-=lis5s1 vas Pclnt +a5%
Prince Albert. nearly --a-ss e -sS hpi A.
east r-r- P15ut Barrow
~ -ezs has ueen heard q tafi-5l
Fr-ze since september Is5l- Rnel. -
cutter Tnetis vent north = inses
4 erarre srz5s against HIM fer a0aS l--
f-z an Eskimo .-orEe1-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-15
FAREWELL TO GAMBLING
Gossrucr Eorris' Name OF Azn-Rses
Track Bill Eszzs Cleanup
IN Montana

gz-a-a Errs Pea 14-Wl-1 Ire
sizninz = iHs rae trsek era this EeeE
~ Cora-Tef E1rr5s- t1e state VII b
--=-ho-r any form q zi1zE=s1 gambling
exert during fair weeks a. which
-aess are held throughout re state
TIE zfll hzs pzszs5 bosh houses q ire
s=zszls-srz and NIB y rrzlz-l7zts- @
ths E-srnrT early during -1z 1szE
Despite zhe hard fight maze b. IT, o.
aorz-ts q TIE hlL IT, new iaE UlI Dc
e-tf-zIr satisfactory t. TIE z-u-Escl-z
sleuent e the state n a-lzl1-aszrl-s
having osea secured
That thz Merton s-ti-gsT.zlsse resp
f1sfo7 I'll D. fsroTz1lT reported 6E the
Committee On iab1- ID r11 Eo1se seems
certain r1nst5s-1z the statements
rh5ch have bHcz made D. members q
fhs Committee. TfeT vii amend t1e
rz-1lgsicn slightly and Cd SIS sUel5=f
ferc1 ira res3l Etio1 asking that Ire chi
1Hzs e1elasio1 acf b cs1t-ued and s1-
tended % take i1 1tEs- EguE1l5sls VII
- 5oIsl pass the E1Ese- but there r.
Hsfie rsozsibi fty af re ull 5H reEaT5 %
sse sezreEztie1 of the Monaghan s1117l
-Hf-~eu bang enacted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-15
FIRE At PROVO.
Mrs. w. II. ousenberry Loser to the
Extent Of $500 or $4,000.

Provo. Feb IA fire was discovered
tnis forenoon about % O'Clock in Mr. "
Il DusenbeTrTs millinery store in tia
Knight block The fire department re-
sDenGed promptly and tie damage vas
coHfiued 20 she store uf Mrs. Dusenb berry.
The fire started from a defective flue.
from the furnace in the basement the
brick having become loose md the flsmaz
connecting with the feists. The materials
FL The store were Of such = nature that
they caught fire easily. and the loss &c
the stock = estimated al about sz6of
with Asa insurance. The injury 70 the
building is mainly TO the plate glass win
doWs, which were broken By the intense
heat
Evan Wendell Smith. the s-mouths-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs AdeIbsrt Smith Of
Provo Bench. died yesterday from pnsu-
monls- The funeral Eill be held Tues
day at y o'clock from the TimpsnoEOs
ward house
The death Of Mrs Paul Gurley. an aged
lazy 81 Goshen. was reported hers to-
dRy. Mr. Guriey was g years Of age
and came % Utah With one Of the hand
cart companies.
There was q good attendance a. the
funeral services over the remains q Dan
iel z Snow. held ia the Fifth ward
meeting house today The speakers were
Elder Edmund DuEdaIe. Judge J. z
Booth and Bishop AlbeTt Nsinvarfng
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-15
BIDS FOR NEW CITY HALL
D. Eahsn Is Awarded TIE Contract
fsr Erection q Structure az
RsEbarz-0thsT Notes

Ez.re la F1t 1-z- TIE rsztl7E
g TIE rtT e1gnrl -ts HeeE bi5s f1- fas
e-su1r g -ls Hev City ran uE1s e
a11 read Eses n51Fr sEE q f
- Wrs tc0EE ~ y Ea1 q
49, ME- 4 Jensen EE- Aail5szl
Ksizr sEz- Pau & Ee1us11- sls5l- q
I1e - 1f ~ . Lshsl rs s1-erles-
ne ri5s 81 street lighting we're also coz
st1srs1 me Eezrgrz Light 4 FoTEr
11r1rs-r offered % install zt4 candle arc
HzEts q 3 ear psr zo1f1. - tr-slTs =
-e11E -1Eer lElt=. pr ls1es. rlf -
Hsr uo1ta- TIE Idaho gals P7Es- 4
s-1--ati1l egG fs1-z I'D Tzs -
-er te sane are EElL TIE couucl C.
1zTTs1 1--i1- E1t' -EEE -zslrZ
TIE EerzH7eF Hziii-z~T hsz5 e the name
r recent -zz-io- here TIE or
asrs r11zer fsH DAYS ego are es tr--
laHs- Present koi-f-t Tempest wee
president Harry Earrrs- zecrs-s-T- Lee
BTsuc1- treasurer HsrT WRIGHT c1z1ue-
tr--s-A rH4.l b-E--er If1 bard las pr-
chased s-~e- irzfrta -rsrl- f-n Ire
8sEse1zr Bs15 T1stTfrreHt company =
E.khzrt I-d Esch member p-l-e sss1
7s own I-=tT--1e1r- Uniforms VII = o.
5ered seen - Bs-EsuFr is q graduate
0f -= E- England Caraserfa-1-f q 80
to1 and las had canz.5ers1le ezHerlzIae-
iH hand TorE
5 number # Eeza1rE people ere Iarest-
E r gasoline engines 90 =lrE farir art
farms C- the bench j. p Powers end to
P=z-es brothers have purchased E-1e-ss-
power engines for this 1-ru1re- meg
rave trae-to1 Dc~er cf -5-'o--a-I|17 ~
ard VII r able O. p1I ezHt lisFs fas
gasoline VII cost about = caT- Ilsss
elzues cost zh1-t 59E
Interesting s=1 srprcF-zlsf- rrz sr-
ere eIF-r hE ire EaEr~ ruhlc sc-17iz
ana tie Rfcks academy in EoTgr - liz
CONS birthday re1rEus-E- FlsEs u7a
Displayed 0r school end 1gFiress l1lsfz-
TIE l11z- Wo15rzn q tle Word gave
01e u rler popular dances FL TIE con-
ulsrels5 club ro1rrs on Thursday evening
TAere Rers about - people present
program was rendered during the dance
E.J1ezeon vas aisG served Al present
had ~ eEoellant time
Scre1 Peterson. vino has beer resi-
dent u HeL1urE cr = amber IS years
has moved his far. fig to L0gsn. their for
rser home
ssr and Mr. 2 : Isrsen ~ Logan.
Utah. were RsXburE Tisi tors mis- week
They were the guests of Iuz1ructcr L W
Larsen o. the Ricks aea1euT-
J r pearze has severed lis connection
with the ReEbUrE Light 4 Power COM
rs-y and Mr. CsuszT who ras nsd
charge Ct the =. Anthony srG Teton EitE
plants has taken supervision 81 the loesi
plant
sfisz Pearl r-ursfs n gexburr ard WI
Tam GzIhrsitH - E5o-erzo -s-s married
in salt Lake CITY on Ne5nes5sr-
4 large number q ReTbU-E people have
visited Boise during the rs=t few weeks
THa homes - z W Collins and d.
L n Harding were visited nT the stork
This week leaving ~ ea-h home q fine
hor. AT concerned wFli-
Peter Nicholson. secretary OF the 3 &
4 cgnuznr here returned Thlrsds1
from z week visit 70 Ait. Pleasant Utah
Pom. 10 VI and Mr. 2 Dezsnur- iasl
Monday = girl All well
4 hsz az1sersles skating bail j. an
nounce5 for FEB = az the FsnGette the
st-e.
we have had considerable snow and 7at7
this week Tire roads and streets are j
E1usrr condition because e tle rapids
mrit-rE snoE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-15
WILL 60 TO SOUTH AFRICA
Builder Of EeGM susltez &c Put Up
Similar Pant toT Eng
Issh sTnSicsts-

H r. pz-Ez-z s1Hzrzfsf1g srEilssr
"a ei1srzs - ths osastrsction = tie
F.5r gurrarfsa7rs s-1sT u L15iiL
Ner- uzz q ~ ElsrszoTd teT = si5oTr
sf--e Sun1sT evening - ro1ts e %sE
Tors- Ire bs-llzzz r. ire EZsil-r ~
sscg71 i rsH aonplefe. and M PEI
KRIS hz= rIasa5 Ei-b - English syn
Sf~esr u s-uerr5zs TIE egnstTuE rtor -
3 similar suzsteT lH south ARA Fis
VII sal from Ee% TerE ~ Lc1lg1
fnnrle5istsiy on he arrival Cd Etls east
era oosEL
ne building q ths susifer A. 10
CHI. Hhich g. ths largest in Ire Eez1
hss cuns1-ne5 ssrerzl year. The esti-
nate = the cost = she sr1eiter b. 81
PerEffs vas 8 90 So and ia every de-
tail b. cane Hithi1 tire lirnit q his -
.f-1stz The su-e7tar fs box IL f1II o.
erst55E and turning ou- copper ~ ZAP
ID rate TIE Sera1s D1s0lidstsd srl1
Tire veteran rlirez are ire ctliss sgBrzsz
% ore supply for tre big smel-er a.
thouEs sor-s O TIRE smaller rims ir -hs
6isfr7ct make regular shipments
The zus1-er Al tire 1rezeut time COR
s.s-s q three u1i-s vli1h VII b the
total nuuber f1r -1e present IRE
Plans have hoEer=r- D7su 80 arranged
that 81 % HeTen sGditiCrsl ul5-s can
Be butt II any riHe The company feels
thar Z larger czpzclty is Necessary
NJ Perkins Eho hzs had absolute
control - the building Of the Efnelter. e
only - years - age. and hss maze
great sts55sE fu ms work He Is csusid-
srs5 b. ths GuzEzuhsiHn concern - ore
~ their HHosr competent men. 5sr. Per
kins Is - English birth. but America
tss been his home fer many resrz.
There are ~ Dre=euL 1-513 Euen employed
Al the 1IcgII zHester
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-15
WARDS RE0RGANIZED.
Result Of Largely Attended Meeting
In the 5ovntifsi Tabernacle.

Boun5Ifui. FEB 1G-The East Bounsffsl
ward. which was recently divided - make
two organizations, vas Feorgs nized to
dsy ~ largely attended meeting held
FIJI the Bountifui tabernacle The division
u tie ward vas made b. running a Iins
east and west which passed through the
Tabernacle block. leaving half OF the
5U1i1iHS in each sard The Part lying
north Of the lire VII Be known a. sre
First ward and the part south q
e ~ the second ward President JOSEPH
II Grant and counciiorA effected the or
esnizstion ibis Afternoon b. the creation
u new hishopric 70 preside in each
ward
r. tire FIRST ward Walter Barlow vas
ordained bishop with Joseph Kyraston
and Charles J. Howard - councillors In
the Second ward Jedesisn Stringhsm was
James Burns as councillors Mr. Burns
is nDW on a mission II England. but viii
take up his new duties Immediately upon
his return
Each ward - divided. hss a population
Of from ~ 70 81 Ths retiring bish0pric.
consisting q David Sfcksr Truman Fl
Barlow AMI Richard string CHAM were hon
oTably released from their duties Each
has had long service and had enjoyed
tie confidence ard love Of the people
Bishop Dan Muir o. the West Bounts-
fui ward presented MS resignation 20 the
president q the stake and 20 the people
isst Sunday. His successor has not been
appointment xii be made next SUNDAY.
al which time the ward viii be rsOrEan-
ized
Funeral services were held TO-DAY over
The bodv Of E1bei Clark daughter Of
Mrs Annie Clark. who died last Friday
KayEViile meeting house and we're very
largely attended.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-15

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ca sf-erE011 = gelo1E Ers n1Esz
65@s 81 EzF1zE Wesl--e=lzT zl1 ~ -
mans Es=s ssiDpe5 Asrs r. blrssi Mr.
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fszsoT Frank A. CHrlszzlssH- Tse Hsr-
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= Es-sg1. = = Ansar=9a s-a GzE11e
AnaL-e 5rzs~z1eHt Ess sr tfs Pax en-
e-sry- H. grave Uss os1iestea u = ?
5EfIlz-6 Pssrrs- az Tasuzs Fsz1in.
tcEe-heT Etir - =. B1au- Z uI.HS ~
rert 81 Ezit 1sss CTS visited the Cz-s-1s=1
Raef rTcrs-tr A. Frfseo se-inE tEz Fzs-
week Tie ev0 former Eeufie-1sl az
heavily l1Eersstea ~ thsz prp5e-tT sz51
Ezz.zd tazs shs Er1Ui-E EDw Del1z Uz1s
= rrcre rHsu Es-EfsCEsTF 20 tleE- re
rsr5Sen Reef j. - &C HCfEDE arG -
Tsars E1s las r1o1ucec sore Ela
ere Al ire ca H-srEirEs ol IRIS p-o1erl1
ire aEEzrr hzs flrlet driven fCT
EssLsr-e ~ f-ss feet III - az present.
tsr-- 70 rrrrE IS beirz 6C-s e. tl-E rort
T1-E - 1TaEzu1 n Detrg pr1ss-ufe1 -
fn- rev ElzfL EIrn u dEEu ssHtE fs=f
ara has GU ~ ezceBtzsrls1lF large body
Il rre Ire zGTk rner rev have e -lt-eer-
sa1t ven q god tuoEinE Gre eEDlzsd
S-l zfer asked what - thought r. the
rr1--s-rs- Ersarf Bch-r stated thst r. IS
rr.rrf1r to- C5S71en Reef fs5 Ire bsEf
=-szirz u any 5rorar1T FL tae clsrrl1L
ard tra ff-1ieztaC1E we're that 9 Eo5ic
become are cf TIE principal MINES -
49, fsr 5.szsut cate. Tfis property e. 81
stated abort t1rse railes from TIE fs1osz
Ezsra- CzTborzre-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-15
BRITISH NAVY PLANS.
Admiral LORD 5sresford viii Vscste
Command March q.

London. FEB ll-It was announced
by the admiralty tonight that Admiral
Lord Charles BeFssford. commander fn
chief % the channel feet will vacste
his command on March q The feet
then sill difapesr 80 the chief fEhting
unit % the first fire of Great Britain's
naval force. Heucsf0rth the more i'm
p0rtant vessels ~ the channel feet. IN
sier command Of Vice Admiral sir Arch
bald Berkiey Milne. now second Isl
command iu the channel fleet. viii form
The second division % the main feet
under supreme command Of Vice Ad-
miral Sir William II. May. second lord
~ the admiralty.
u j. understood that this means the
practical retirement u Admiral Charles
HeresfoFd and that he viii BE- placed
pn haf pay. n the ordinary course.
Lord Chsries would have retired under
the age limit in February 1871 but the
government desired 10 group all the
newest and besf ships under Vice Ad-
mifsi Mays command for home de-
iferso
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-15
EPHRAtM NOTES.
FYnersi Of Mrs. Klersts Jensen Hoist
Largely Attended.

EpHraiul. Feb E-Wh1e working or
thr simpson ard Thompson roller mifi
about az miles southeast o. Spring city.
sirsil Anderson Of that place met with
% accident which resulted iu breaking
fhe small bones in bis right lex ln two
places just below tie knee. He Vas sweep
ing the erl n ire track Hith = broom
- the carriage moved forward Tie oper-
ator he'd fust turned THE lGE to take of
The last slab and had started the carrfsg e.
Aut seeing the siao was too small he re-
FeEEe1 the carriage anr Anderson was
caught FOR - Vas following tire carriage
eins@ir. thinking that &c would run for
uafd t1e length ~ tie log An outfi. u-ae
eyed up ~ suon as possible and he Was
taken 10 he home. aHere medical aid vas
soon on hand.
The GUunison people met a. a meeting
lCsteTnag afternoon 20 transact business
pertaining 20 the loeal telephone system
which TREY intend 10 install within the
next two months. OF a. seun as the
weather wili permit. The papers 81 ffl-
corporation have just been completed and
AL f. In readiness when spring comes.
SlNtF-fIre telephones have been sub
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-15
PROHIBITION FOR LEHI.
oeiegstion conins ~ 70 Alters
Mass Republican cenvsntion-

Lehf. Feh. z4-RosH-eI ReTis. z 81 q
II =. H0Fis. 1se1 yesterday y ats5ztes-
he YDuIg nan va gl- = Tears . aze
ard rad Z bright E-surs- He lasr=s
riuE the frsr bsf ~ the recent run -
ere sugar NH b. wzs ernDloyea in IT,
factory. Dut lad u qlIl E-oT- pece -ze q
failing heslta- ard gradually failed tii
tie e-d cane
There sTe about tweutr ezsss r. sesrist
Fever in t0zu ard there Is talk u clos
i-g the schsois IF The DISEASE is not soSn
controlled As Tst there have been 20
fsrsl ties-
Lesi Efn zsnd some delegates to the Pc
publican prohibition cD1Tent-7- l1 -zf-
LAKE CftF next p eGnes5sr- Though TINS
= sns bone ~ Senator Jshr y smith
tns community generally fsvurs state
s-iie HrDhipirCn- and Il tHe leEisis-gr7
fails ~ enact z prohibition lsu u j. prob
sols that . petition VII - circulated
ssking TIE city c0lnci = Closs IN -
EgC1E
ne sugar company all commerce TO
morrow 70 contract with t1s farmers for
sugar beets for next seasons rus- and
TIRE Indications are that t1s company H-Iti
experience are sfouDi5 In securing the
arTas q desired Tie abundant snowfall
iu the mugntsi1s snsures q bumper crop
and the prospects for = successful TuH
never were better Forty men Uill con-
ns1ce TOMORROW 70 overhaul che Mil ard
make the necessary changes for next sea
sens r-n-
On wsshiagton's birtkdsy ths public
schools. uncer t1z direction - PrcteEso~
:. " McAHstsr. z-in present the Opera
fPrseiils FRI fhs orera house The
EchooiE Uill also % assisted br several
- tire iazdiuz lsesi solaists. and it r. an
ticiDated that e VII b necessary % put
the entertainment On for tEo nights 10
accommodate those Sn0 VII want 70
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-15
FIRE At PARoWAN.

pz-r1au- Feb. 1z-IEsr night about
midnight tn citizens q PaT0Ha1 were
reused from their siUuosrs b. the CrT
q fire. The dwelling house o. william
Torutou was sblaze ard everything vas
burned except z few pieces % furniture
The father was awakened hF the falling
81 the EroTrufue r. arose and opened
the 6oor ard. u his surprise. the Whole
room was abizze- He then 1sut r. work
70 save hts wife and children sf1d- as
there was 10 way ont only through the
room that vas on IRE be had TO get
them through The z-indoz- which he did
The family Is left helpless All their
outer garments were DESTROYED leaving
them in their night clothes Kind friends
are doing all fh1T csn % ciothc them
and subscription list has been started
70 euab BILE them TO build again
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THANKS TO AMERICA.
Italy Has Many Things g 5s Crate
FL Fer e Us.

baltimore Sd Fsa- 1l--Ir E1rz---
usrt Las many things l1- which - -1zuil
ire people 81 Awerles since tn earth
rraEe i1 zgathzru It-Ir. said Es-0H les
Fizu-lsz the Italian an osssz1o- 10
IS Arlington. in IN interview today
FezsEes the ET=a- monetary zssisls-u-
and the sympathy ~ have received u--
are grateful fCr tie s-'ertifIc irfrr1il
ton We have received ard the rs5-z1l-
hints whirH have oc=r given u br tl-
Lni-H1 states -ecI1zl-al survey ms aT-
fG-uarlr1 VII BE- % more lasting bszef7-
fD Italy than even tn great SUNS OF
rn0-er that have been sent &C or people
Easslla vas going ~ r. rebuilt be said.
but -r1fi1inE fF s-s lessons II The earth
Quake is zfil ~ 6r-s On different fires
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MARKING he TREIL.


80 Louis l5io1e-DeD5crsr
TIE Earl Of WsEwick a. z banquet n
Washington was c8izzsd about the hunt
frz yarns he had sEap7s5 With the pres
fzsn- whilst dining a. The White House
a01. yes Lord WzrEicE sad play
fully. they we're tall Tsrns-tzl OF my
side. 7 mean I sutdid the wandering hen
a hen Won know. set ost to Sc ths
z-o-ld and met & CROW in a distant wood.
But said tire crow are you not
afraid. without wings Of losing Tour way
5n ali This tsuEiee
.sFrzfd2 Net / sceffed the hen
Every little while LAP sn egg 70 guide
myself back by
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Royal Highlsnders.

The regular meeting of Utah Castle 10.
% was well attended, iE spite Of the IN
clement weather last Monday evening.
The drill team assembled early and drilled
BEFORE the meeting was called 10 order.
This is 10 be the rule IN the future al
members Of the etsm having agreed TO
meet At 30 hereafter The committee
reported arrangements under wsS Tor :
Colonial bali 70 be given Fee 2. part Of
tire proceeds 10 go toward ESTABLISHING 2
fund for tie team. which OF account o.
.I-a increase in members IS IN need OF
more uniforms. There VIII be regular
meeting Of the castle tonight ana al the
members are requested 70 attend
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KEPT BACK eY FOG.

New YORK. Feb. I4.-HeId back for
two days b. fog and heavy seas. the
Cunard steamship Lusitauia came 60
her dock today after the toughest ToF-
age ever experienced BIZ the turbinef
between here and Liverpool six feet
II sta-5osrd rail OF the boat deck was
carried away by a boarding sea last
THURSDAY For three days the Lusi-
tania baftled with the waves and SLOW
Z ne rs r-ll.
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Modern wooemen Of America.

Excelsior camp and Great salt Lake
camp held . pint meeting il the latter
aims hail 81 honor Of the visit Of Ma
tignaI Lecturer Davis The affair was
Z brilliant success EeizlbCr DAVIS en-
ferfefuzd his large audience for fully ore
hour and a half. The musical 1sTt 81 tns
nrograrn was excellent Captain Terry
v-fzf7es al the team boys t3 b present OF
Tuez5zv evening prepared fer initiatoTE
work The meetiHg H-iil commence al 81
prompt consul Ei1ge is very p-InctuaL
= az p hail
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BISHOP coHsEcRkTEp.

Manila. Feb I4-Father Carroll. for
merry OF Philadelphia was today con-
secrated bishop Of Tigsn with impress
sive ceremonies at the Manila cathedral
in the presence Of scores Of clergy and
ar immense congregation. Papa1 Del
e-ate AE5us oficiated and was assisted
By Archbishop Harry and BY Bishops
Hendrick and Dougherty.