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HOW's This?

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Reward for any case of Catarrh
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ARRESTED, But
DENIES SHE'S A
Love PIRATE
MERELY FOUND A MATRi.
MoNiAL DERELIcT, ASSERTS
| GIRL ACCUSED BY JEALOUS
WIFE. a

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12.-Regina
Louiseeau, 10, who says she comes
ri a wealthy Chicago family whose
name she refuses to give. sobbing-
ly denied today that she is love
pirate" and Incidentally told what
a real 'love pirate" liz. ~
Miss Louiseau was arrested
Thursday night with DR.. Oscar Bull
lard, a hospital physician of st.
Louis, on complaint Of Billiards.
wife, who is the mother of four
children. Mrs. Billiard claimed
that Miss LOuiseau was love pi-
rate" and had stolen her husband
from the high seas of matrimony.
The girl, we'll educated and refined
In appearance, denied this charge.
"A love pirate is one who plies
on matrimonial seas seeking to fly
the black flag over barks that al
ready have the apron strings of an
other woman at the masthead" she
said. Zone who boards a derelict,
Floating aimlessly on the high seas,
an abandoned hulk, as 1t were, is
no pirate. The laws of the sea
give the right to any passing YES
sci to take possession and tow the
abandoned ship into port, where 1t
may be claimed as salvage.
''In my case met DR.. Billiard
after his wife had left him, and
they had not been living together
for 18 months. l loved him and he
loved me. He was derelict, without
an owner, there was no reason why
I should not love him. II he and
his wife had been living together
] would not have stopped to piracy.
"He was lonely, and while | am
accused of all these things l want
to make 1t plain that the doctor and
4. were true lovess, unattached, and
Dust because he has not had d.
vorce is no reason we should not
love each other. There was no
piracy"
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IRE STARTED BY RATS---PARROTSs GAVE
IT ALARN-l25 LIVES ARE LOST SURVIVORS

Los ANGELES Oct 12-One hundred twenty-five lives
were list in fire that partially Mercantile
! accompany. 9s5
The confederation started in In which matches
Nfored and according investigation fire
Z y thought to have been caused by
& AS the patIolman who watches the black going by
aout o'clock he heard Wild uproar Voices
CRYING; Hello hello! Others sad Murder! murder!"
and shouted louder than the rest tits hot-ho-hotern
y h------ ., ssatEs 100
He broke the front alarm had
3 been gyenh9 that
efforto escape The fire had gained Roadway
hadto retreat and the complaining
ed, and only the roar Of the flames could be
An investigation after the fire BIRDS nclud
ing canaries, doves parrots death
a total loss s = ,s, s}9l 7sA,sse ~ i1is II FL"
Long after the fire faint whine heard from
somewhere under the rubbish and found the only
survivors Of the catastrophe little who
escaped because the box in which they
under heavy counter
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The Betrayal
eY {. PHILLIPS oPrENHEiM
Copyright 1905. by Dodd, Mead 4 Co.

life, your name will be removed
from every club to which you be-
long, and you will have brought IT.
reparable disgrace upon your fam,
lily. The choice is yours"
Blenavon turned towards the
woman as though for aid But she
stood with her back to him, pale
and with thin, scornful smile
upon her lips.
II will CO." Blenavon said.
Ray turned to Mrs. Smith
| essing.
Better come, too" he said quiet.
ly. you have no more chance here.
Everyone knows now who and what
you are"
1T does not suit me to leave the
neighborhood at present." she
said. calmly.
If she had been man Ray would
have struck her.
1T does not suit me-" he said. in
a low tone vibrate with suppressed
passion, ito have you here. You
are a plague spot upon the place.
You have been pague spot all your
life. Whatever you touch you cor
rupt."
She shrank away for a moment.
What a butcher you are!" she
said, looking at him curiously. IF
ever YOU should marry God help
the woman"
There are women and women"
he answered roughly. "As for you,
you do not count in the sex at all"
She turned away from him with a
little shudder. and for the first time
during the interview she hid her
face in her hands.
Come" he said, do you agree I?
Will you leave this place? l prom
ise vow that your schemes here at
any rate are at an end"
She turned tome. Perhaps some
thing in my face had spoken the
sympathy which I could not wholly
suppress.
Guy" she said, IL want to be rid
Of this man, because every word he
speaks--hurts. But l cannot even
look at him any more. At this war
OF words he has won. am beaten.
admit 1t. am crushed. l am not
going away. spoke truthfully when
said that came to England
In search of your father. We may
both of us be the creatures that man
would have you believe. But we
have been husband and wife for 18
years. and 1t is my duty to find out
what has become of him. Therefore
| stay"
Ray gripped my arm as he drew
me away. We three left the house
together. At the bottom of the
drive we met a carriage sent down
from Rowchester. Ray stopped 1t.
"Blenavon and l will take this
carriage to teh, station" he said.
"Will you, Ducaine, return to Lady
Angela and tell her exactly what
has happened?"
"Oh, come. I'm not going to have
that" Blenavon exclaimed.
1T will not be unexpected news, "
Ray said sternly. your sister sus-
poets already"
I'm not going to be bundled away
and leav eyou to concoct any pre-
cious story you think fit." Blenavon
declared doggedly. e."
| Ray opened the carriage door and
gripp Blenavon's arm.
Get in. no said. In a low. sup
pressed tone.
There was something almost ami
NAL In the fury of Rays voice. Blen-
avon stepped into the carriage.
Then Ray came over to me,
Boy he said, YOU are young.
and In hell itself there cannot be
many such as that woman. You
think me brutal. 1t is because l
remember-your mother"
He stepped into the carriage. l
turned round and set out for Row
chester.
fTo he continued
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MINISTER WILL ASK
, FOR LIVING WAGES

BRIDGEPORT, o., Oct. 12.-Rev.
William Long, pastor of the Free
Methodist Church here for two
years, will ask the Ohio conference,
(which meets at Chester. w. Va, to
Send him some place where he can
draw enough salary to support his
family. He has worked here two
Fears at q salary Of IS per week,
supporting himself and wife and
nine small children, but now that
there Is to be another member of
the family shortly, he feels that he
cannot keep up the fight without a
more remunerative position.
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Hats off! Here's his grace, the
duke, come to visit America, not
necessarily to make love to fair and
rich Yankee girls, but most certain
ly to have lot of love made to
him.
Emmanuel Theodore, ETC., is the
grandson of Theodore p. Shonts,
the railroad financier. This photo
graph was taken as he was about to
ride in a big auto to his grand
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daddy's home, after arriving with
his mother and his nurse from
France. His coronet is only a
baby's little lace cap.-It's safe bet
that in spite of his name and his
title, he is almost as happy as
any American baby boy. His moth
er, the Duchess de Chaulnes, for
merly Theodore Shonts. Is the wild
ow of the young duke, who died
suddenly in Paris before the baby
was born.
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"iF YOUR WIFE

CHICAGO. Oct. 12.--Judge Fake
has decided In Chicago that a man
is justified In beating hts wife IL he
catches her flirting.
~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
CLUBBfO BY OFFICERS
Strike Situation at SOmers,
Mont. Grows Serious; More
Trouble Feared.

KALISPEiL, Mont. June 9,-Thc
strike situation at Somers where unaVail-
ing efforts to close down the Somers
Lumber compary's plant have been d.
rected against that company for seVeral
weeks by the T. W. w. mill hands, de-
Ve!opod an alarming aspect today when
more than hundred strikers and strike
sympathizers. including number OF
women, attempted to intercept and detnin
the mill crew at the beginning OF the day
shift at 7 O'Clock this morning
Special deputy sheriffs dispersed inc
crowd before any bodily Injury resulted
not however, without clubs having peeh
used upon two OF the leaders. As re,
suit Of the failure the strikers are worked
up 10 high pitch OF feeling tonight anu
th, situation is reported TO he critical
An unknown man, who has not before
been identified with the strike agitauoh,
Is said To have been the rlngleadcr or the
mob Threats to procure the arrest oil
the two deputy sheriffs on charges OF as
sault are reported being freely naus
hv the I w w. members as IL result OF
the use OF clubs by the officers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
NEW TOWN OF TOOELE
IS GETTING TO FROM !
Business Is Rushing and Prop
erty Values Are Rapidly
Increasing.

Real estate men Of the city report great
activity In the building of the new town
OF Toocle F. r. McGurrin, president Of
the Salt Lake Security and Trust COM
pany. visited the townsite the first or
this week with Bishop Seaman and Faith
er Ryan, and selected the site for the
new Catholic church there. n, j. Ham
llton also visited the location with d
party of investors from Butte who in
tend to purchase property there.
The foundation Of the new hotel which
pleted. and work on the superstructure
has been started. The completed struc-
turc will cost $4,000, which Is $50, 600
more than It was originally intended TO
eNpend. Tho Grohosky building, the two
story concrete structure being erected
for store and general business purposes.
has been completed ready for roofing. The
A. Richter building. next to the hotel is
now being rooted In. The Rizzy build
ing Is now ready for plastering. Ten new
houses are now under way in the town
site and watermains are being laid along
Broadway, the main business street OF
the place,
Something OF the increase in property
values which has taken place in the To-
cality since the opening last spring is
indicated by the fact that a building lot
which was purchased at the auction sale
held April Is for S325, was sold recently
for SS25. Officers of the Salt Lake Sc
curity and Trust company report that
they intend to invest 100000 in Tooele in
the near future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10

F. /. GUNNELL, a banker OF Loyelock,
New, prominent In the sheep Industry.
is n guest OF the Cullen while in the
city.
c. II. BENNETT OF Baltimore. Md. B.
X, Barnett and $. 5 Mckran OF Charle-
registered at the. Kenyon.
THIRTY SEVEN members of party
OF tourists. under the direction OF the
Raymond Whitcomb company, enroutc to
the western coast. are registered at the
knutsford.
j. A. CZIZEK of Boise. Idaho. one of
the principal stockholders OF the Lost
Packer mine. is a guest at the Wilson
while in the city attending to his mining
interests.
c. q. MARSHALL, a prominent min
ing man Of Eureka. is registered at the
Cullen.
II. ROBINSON AND WIFE of Spring
vile are In the city looking over the
points Of interest and are registered at
the Kenyon.
J. w. ZIMMERMAN of Carbondale.
Colo. sheriff OF Garfield county, is In the
city for the purpose OF purchasing two
cars of cattle. He is guest OF the
Cullen.
II FAGAN of Denver. Colo. prominent
in the tobacco industry of,Cuba, is regis
tered at the Wilson.
MISS LOUISE JOYCE. the popular toll
ephone operator of the Cullen. will leave
today for Pocatello TO attend the funeral
OF her ssterin-law,
P J. OUEALEY, the well-known coal
magnate OF Kemmerer. Wyo., is guest
OF the Knutsford.
JOSEPH JOHNSON. prominent in the
business circles of Richfield, is in the
city visiting the wholesale trade. He Is
registered at the Cullen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
NEW ORLEANS WILL GET
NEXT SHRINERS' COUNCIL

LOUISVILLE. Ky, June 9.-Georrge
L. Street Of Richmond. Va, was to,
dav advanced from deputy imperial
pofentate TO imperial potentate al the
business meeting of the Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine. He succeeds Edwin l..
Alderman Of Cedar Rapids. la.
The next imperial council Will be
held in New Orleans:
Other officers were elected as fol-
lows:
Imperial deputy potentate. Frederick
X, Hines, Los Angeles.
Imperial chief rabban, j, Frank
Prcat of Fargo, n. ID.
Imperial assistant rabban, w. j. Gun
ningham Of Baltimore.
Imperial high priest and prophet
William M. Irwin of Wheeling, w. Va
Imperial oriental scribe, Jacob T,
Basron of Columbus, S. G.
Imperial treasurer, William s. Brown
Of Pittsburg (re-elected),
Imperial recorder; BENJAMIN w Row.
ell Of Boston (re.electcd).
Imperial first ceremonial master
Frederick Il. Smith of Rochester, N Y
Imperial second ceremonial master
J, P Stevens of Portland, Me-
Imperial marshal, Henry w. Neid
ringbaus OF St. Louis.
Imperial captain of the guard
Charles Il. Overshinc of Minneapolis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
SUMNER SESSION TO
OPEN NEXT MONDAY
Educational Plans of the Y. NJ.
c. A. Now. Are Well
Under Way.

The summer session OF the Associated
Institute Of the Y, NJ. c, A. opens next
Monday, Among the schools and
courses offered are; Complete CONNER
cial work. vacation school for grade
pupils, fold surveying and tutoring in
high school and college subjects.
Tho commercial school will be IN
charge of -. j. McRae of the high
school. who held the position last sum
mer Courses Will be offered both at
ternoons and evenings. Young ladies
will be admitted to the afternoon
classes, while the evening classes Will
he limited TO men and boys.
The vacation school will open on
June 81, under the direction of j. il.
Coomhs, principal Of the Lafayette
school The staff of teachers has not
yet been completed, bui will include
lie school instructors in the city. Al!
| of the grades except the first VIII be
offered. The lower grades will bc lin
tied so classes of ten and the upper
grades to classes of twenty-five per
! half grade. The small size of the
classes is one Of the features upon
which the association depends for the
success of the rapid review which is
made during the nine weeks of tho va
cation school Last year nearly 100
boys and girls were enabled to save a
half year in public school by attend
ing the vacation school, removing the
conditions which retained them or IN
special cases skipping a half grade
by a special promotion. Enrolment in
the vacation school Will begin next
Monday, June II, in order that the
programme may be carefully outlined
before the opening of class work
An innovation in this summers va
cation school plan is the holding of
classes on Saturday mornings, as we'll
as the five school days This is done
in order to make room for week : va
cation in the middle Of the summer, at
which time the bows will he taken on
camping trip to Utah lake. Some
provision for a girl's camp will be
made If sufficiently large number of
girls desire. These camps will be un-
der the direct supervision of the teach
crs and other adult members of the
| Y. M. C.. A.
The surveying school will omen July
| 10 It Will run nine weeks This year
II will be under the supervision of Mr..
Bnnus II. Prater, civil engineer. chief
| engineers department, Oregon Short
Line railroad. Saturday afternoons.
from ? TO 7. will he spent in the field
and Monday evenings. from S TO 10.
will be devoted to compilation Of field
| notes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
STATE ENCAMPMENT OF
SPANISH WAR VETERANS

Arrangements are being made by
members of T.. A. Wedgewood camp
of United Spanish War Veterans for an
informal social to be held at ]. o. o.
F. hall on Market street Monday even
ing al O'Clock. The state encamp-
ment of the Spanish War Veterans will
be held Monday afternoon, and num-
Der of comrades and their ladies 0from
Harry A. Young camp, No. 2, have ar
ranged to stay over to the social IN
the evening
All members Of the local camp are
urged TO attend this affair, and all vet
Grams of the Spanish war not now mem
bers of the camp also are especially in
vited to be present The committee Of
arrangements is composed OF r. G'
Thomas, ]. n. Payne and j. n. Ball.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
COURT BELIEVES 1T
IS FRIENDLY FEUD

"Two much motherin law that
seemed TO be the burden of Russell
Ives complaint when he was tried be
fore Stanley A. Hanks. Justice of the
peace. on Wednesday on . charge of
disturbing the peace of Nephi Smart.
his father-in.law. The charge direct
was not made, but by insinuatiou I've
let it be known that that really was
the reason he went into his father-in.
laws house early in the morning of
May 81 and demanded his wife and his
two children back.
According to the testimony Of both
sides, Herbert Smart, Ives brother-in-
law, fired shot from his bedroom
while I've was standing i'll an adjoin-
ing room demanding his wife and chill
dren. Magistrate Hanks fined I've
$50, but suspended sentence during good
behavior
'IThis seems to be family feud, y
Hanks said $50 ] will let the defend
ant go as long as he is good. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
MAKING SUNSHINE.
It Is Often Found in Pure Food.

The improper selection of food drives
many a healthy person into the depths
of despairing illness. Indeed. most sick
ness comes from wrong food and lust
so surely as that is the. case right food
will make the sun shine once more
An old veteran OF Newburyport,
Mass. says: fEIn October ! was taken
sick and went to bed. losing AZ pounds
in about 60 days L had doctor after
almost entirely on magnesia and soda
MI solid food distressed me so that
water would run out of my mouth in
little streams
''T had terrible night sweats. and my
doctor finally said / had consumption
and mus, die NV good wife gave up
all hope, We were at Old Orchasd. Me.
at that time, and my wife saw Grape.
Nuts IN grocery there She bought
some and persuaded mo TO try it.
81 had no faith IN il. but took it to
please her. To my surprise, II did not
distress me as all other food had done
and before I had taken the fifth pack.
age I was we'll on the mend. Tho pains
left my head. my mind became clearer
and gained weight rapidly.
~ went back "a my work again and
now. after six weeks use Of the food
! am better and stronger than ever be
fore in my life. Grape Nuts surely
saved my life and made me strong
hearty man, - pounds heavier than be
fore ! was taken SICK.
Both my good wife and | are will
ing to make affidavit to the truth o.
this
Read "The Road to Wellville," il
pkgs. "There s reason
Ever read the above letter. A nev
one appears from time to time. The.
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest
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of special appropriate designs will be
produced. other features tonight VIII he
Pains fountain of light Yellowstone gcy-
scrs, gushing columns OF golden lire. ma
gical forests of fire (this piece entirely
filing the S50.foot stage with trees shed
ding golden foliage and discharging fruit
of every hucI and the big specially, the
sun Of the Golden West. with n l0O-foot
revolving design OF fire. \ large number
OF additional seats have been erected,
and the amphitheater is ample To handle
the largest crowds This is In addition
TO the Carnival of Naples and the Erup-
tion OF NcsuVius.
In order TO make connections for San
Francisco tonight the Blue Mouse"
at the Grand theater Will ring
up the curtain at $40 sharp this evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10
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The question OF reducing letter has
been agated for several without another attempt
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