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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-08
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III Da ies iibn itreu ,aa f1utteoes min
Qrttftl n1eb at min &anmerat Spenifen
osytebitriperen Iaa ube os Dentebe paa
Rapteinens Eilbasetomit fra ben lille
8p, iou laa oppe paa en- 6pibe. Deb
5zEiben iaa pi Rapteinen tomn1e neo til
Sttanben, % ION leg ffrept min iibifez
Mrtitel iaa par BET nmnltg at 70 Baa,.
ben til Stranben for hpi Spgaus. 81.
u1dngprebe Baaben btnimob Stranben.
% ton1,,en Ct Stptte fra 2anb, tos'
9penfen begse Marene, Nebl1riDeren fas
tier Zig Spen % paber benin1ob Strans.
ben. Eapteinen par en- lioen tpt 6ol,.
lenoer opustfet paa @rpnesrpt % bruno
8pnner, u1eb en- bollanbif @tnappetitter
fprbuert Mcaltib. ban par lite iua gam
tie let; Dg ba ban ipprser ON Mebif:tpe,s
rea par llerf not til at bore ban1 paa
Npsssn ialennem Bplserne, fit ban BET
Suar paa ganfte sobt bollanoF: Den.
QoQanser er enonu lite feot, 1on1 en-
norif lssaarig @ut life Fan bore paa
ltn Rng, leg bapbe nsmlis ct Mfeaempe:
renbe iom Ifulbe opflares, Rapteinen
bapoe nenIis fere @ange. fpr leg fors
itob oeres Botetesiprog, falbt mig en-
vSOpamitterS 2atnttral", foroi leg lite
forifob alt, bpab be befalebe mtg, ben
Jprite Etb jee par omborb. Romnten
op paa min ytpg, paoeoe ut uo benimoo
aBaaben, men ba 0anoet tom mig op
unber 9tuet, blep Dollenberen mig for
tllns % oa gaubet bleu bpbere % By
bere gil pollenberen plat ouer til 5tpr:.
borb, Der laa ri nu besse / ganbet,
ban banoebe paa bouanbf % fres ON
&jelp, ban tunbe nemlts lite ippnme.
5on1 en- Dolfif ttipb leg baseuom bau,
tos ham unber Mrmene iuemn1eoe meb
BAN til ban 1T fat i Baabalinsen, og
1neb Spenifens 6ielp, fom ban ontz=
fiber inb Baaben. San puitebe lom
en- iprenst 9ual, Ipor paa 6epn % alle
ancre Etns, forbt ieg bapbe iluppet bam
t*Banbet; men bet, iom aiorbe bdm NETT
eroeIiq, par @penlfens 2atter. Sea
,torip9te paa nit frogebe boQanbff at
9iore bau toritaal;g meo, at leg itte
bapDe giort Bere9nins paa, at bet par
tun9ere at bere en- Wfano paa
Ny9sen Banbet eno Paa 2anbio.oen;
ban pebbleD in1iblertib at ifienbe, inbtil
ri naaebe Sfibet.
gteite Dass Morgen fon1 Der en- Yabs
ming af lorte upsne @olun1bianere meb
en- Officer ou1borb. Sfibet ifulbe MI
lette Mafer for at tase ino 2aonins n:be
paa ayiten. Neoftrtueren bat faret paa
forifie0ige Epiter. men bet er ben eneife
Blabs. bpor aloeles ne9ne @tabntuser
raneoe rltnbt. Gapteinens 6uifru, ION
9jerne baube fit Eilbolo paa 6alubet>
fet unber ct 9olieiI, nnaatte MI tage I'm
Eilfugt til ben inbre &abpt. Gn E:u9
benbtesits paa oenne &ptt, iont leg bell
Ter lite pill saa forbt. Min Ben Spen>
iten par en- ubuertet flint Ssu1anb,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-08

omenoifipnt ban par opo oraa!e1 lan9t ira
5pen, ban baube albrig latt at iupm.
me, os ba .ies paatog mig en Dag Ct
.lere BAN, roebe1pi por Baab bentn1oD et.
5gras, 1iom LAG bentai1et oppe ppaa
EStranben. Ter lea saar pibere min
6prteains, iaa oil ies forteue 2eierne
at naar Spfolf paa Wast euer 6ripast
I Santaler, falber Eanterne ofte bieu
It'll be tiare, ,1nber &eiIen bapoe min
yen. Spenifen otte label fable Beuart,
ainser, ION tpoeoe paa, at ban ifte baps
be bapt be: ipert gobt TT 9iem, ION
l1nesut; % ofte bruste ban dt ipotte
bqabe> Sub % Subs Orb. Selp par
iegsnaturliguis en- unq uon1uenbt 5pire>
pip, ION lite brpoe mig tort ON &e>
listou; men ieg tan enbnu butte, at bet
far mig 6ierte, naar mtn Ben ipottes
be. Det par fornobentlts forbi at Nebs'
friperer1 par Dpbraget ct friIfelt9t
6iem, o9 at bet par en- SRb facet fra
mine Barneaar, Der bolbt paa at 1laa
Sob; % naar ieg bebreibebe bam for
fine 5potteIler, bleu ban ofle tung ns
u1prt, o9 bet enote 9lerne meo, at Neo=
lfriperen taug. Weu MI t;lba9e til por
Sppmmetur. @fterat Baaben par faft>
91ort, o9 uleb en- Boie ON Suenlfens
2iu Faifsiort 'u1eb en- Gimme, begpnbte ban
uu FIN Stole, io,n ttlipnelaoeuoe git ubs
n1artet og efter en- Stnno, fit ban ben
3be, at ban MI par Wleter, taiteoe ban
Boien inb i Baaben; men bet tom ban
oprt at angre. Sec par iuliolertip tom 4
men langt pet, og oa faar leg bpre ct
Sfrts ON 9ielp, 9ielp, % meb ct par
I ban rn6er, ban Ton, iniolerttb op i9ien,
men oenneyans falote ban pea Seius,
Seius, bielp mtg, % unber git bet taien,
r
lea par mi fommen Dp unber ban1, o9
srtber BAN, ba ban otter tom op paa
DperFaoeu. % / lin Tor1trettel1e raar
ban Gag on, n,ia toaIs tlpnaer fig tala,
iom en- Magnet til ct nssent :2eseme, pi
|sipnfer bans Epnsoe og Toritrettelfe
siorbe bet umulig tor mtg at bolbe 0s
paa Opsrfaben. S min Tortpiplelle
llaar leg ban1.5>t Mn1stet n1eo tnpttet
geaue. Stop og tent liot xaiere. @n
Manb | Dpbstanlp tlengenoe fig faft til
en- auben, leg Iamler mine Rreftsr tons
mer islen paa Ooerf faoen, laar bam !
Nniistet, fommer lps taifenbe mtg ba9s
oper, bDtfer leg unoer ganbet ariber
bam netop, ipm ban ipnftr for 1ioi1e
Gang, faer BAN foran mig, faar Gag
unber bans Mrme ba9fra, MI bar ieg
bam1, .ber ban, ioa. ban fomrter I'll fig
lelu i9jen at tie lfille, ban trembeles Der
Oh, 6ielp openfre. 81 par me- fon,1nen
iaa lanst IRA 8aaoen, at bet par uu1u:
ltgt at ippmme t ben Retntng. Set par
outrent tre euselfe Uatl til @tranben,
men outrent j Mtl lengere nebe laa
ct anoet 0ras; % meo ct gobt Gag uns
Der Mrnene paa min Sen, beiluttebe leg
mtg at tase Jtetninsen iu'ob Nraset.
Sgen git Der aanife bpt, men neb Bgl>
serne til Dielp bar bet iDoouer sanife
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-08
@eg1sport.

September m nu fommeu. Su7 .en
tort Glib bliuer bet foIot, % enbper naa
ba BRUCE Belsuart. 81 bar bet itorite
Cplas at aQe Sless Stino "a pelsz
uarti NoroDeifeu. prtierne er rtneIis
sc % Uorbolb feIser ri biltsere eno
nogen anoen. ..5 /.
Ban Bedman, pelsparebanoler,
@laIs Blod, .Tergus Jalls.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-08
De,t ttorif=nttterifattife 9at1tp:
ifibSHttte.

Den norlfe Siomanb bar fin. Del at
52Gren forsat Georges Mopn er Rret Ders
ben pper. Sc snorife Sflbe bar 9iori
Norse flenbti buer eneIte 9apn at Bee
tgonlng paa belle Sorben. Ween trobs
bette, iaa er De fefe NorbmRnb | Mmes=
rita sfert bib paa fremu1eoe 9anbes Stis
be. gr lite bet for saIt, at be iibite
SO Mar bar Norse meb fin Jorlteransss
filling iom {ipfarenoe Station itfe faat
en- oronet Dampifibsf orbinoelle n,ellem
nor1fe og ameritunife Gapue? 5elo be
baulfe msb en- StibsHaabe al faume.
@tprrelle iom ben lille Bp Mrenbal oar
/ mangfoloIse Mar baut en- ifanbinauiff7
amerifanF 2inie. Set maa baue ueret
lon]omt for be banffe, tbi trobs fore
Cab peb l1belo paa 9ipen bar oeres
Daupitibsliuje potlet itert fra gar til
Mar. a
'0et par ianbegis paatioe, at Rorbs
menbene oeiaa fom mep / Ntlanterbapss
trafiten. ytu ifal bet aliaa bs9Ynbe.
Der er uoiteot Snobpbelie til RorDmano
paa besse Sioer Of 9auet til at pere
rnep os tesne Attier for Bpsntns at
Stibe, iom ftal lore norite garer, Boit
% Tolt I'll Mmerita, os amerifanife
Barer, Bolt os Tolt til gsorse. Dette.
er ct 9ilbt Toreta9enbe, ielu ON bet tffe|
ton1mer fsr MI, og Der taaa pt aue uere
meb. Mt oparbetoe. Sau1ferbielen, Sau.
fpiellen og Toritaaelien nelleu1 Mmertta
% bet saule Tebrelanb er bet npe So.
retasenbets Maal. Oct uil oslaa lpts
tes netop peb ct faaoant otrette Binbes
I.b lpm bette Toretagenbe, buor Di aue
Norbuenb paa be99e Siber af 9ae
pet, Tau pere ueb. Seq pil pere meb,
3itte af Rnanctele peniun, til leg bar
title Raab til at fisbe mango Nttier.
men lea bill pere meb af rationale 9ens
[lpn. Ss8 tor1taar at gal1. @rome %
J v11gsblaoeta n1obtaser ubffriptioner|
paa. Mttter=i Ter9us Jaas os Dmesn.
S 1914 pda ytorses banbrebeaatigs
9ebersbae, % pil Euftnber Norff.,.
Mmerttaners retie I'll Norse paa e9tibe,
1om oe ielD bar peret meb |, at faa bpss
get 81 fat tfart meQem norlre 90 aulf,
rif4nlfe 6aupe. Dette ser ct prdttlf
|BrobsgQerarbeibe. 9. g RtFap
. pDer bete BET norDutit itlise ganaDa
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-08


Dampitibst III YortIanb 9an Hoppe. 4.
Be oper % beiaa npifiqingen n 5eattle.
Mften reiler ban TT l1niperitteSs|
tet for At fulDfere fine 9tuoier.
4. Sames gQiott at Ttrmaet elliott
g Wbition Der y Bpens bIep ilsmt fors.
breabt ibasn1orges meoens ban par nos
paa itn Jarm % bialp III u1eb Ereitin.
gen. 6an ftuloe bate op Waifinen %
Daupsu itrpmmet nb % brenbte BAN
paabes9e Ben. faa ban ru e. ! en- n1es e
get frttif Eilitanb .4,s
~ Eirsbas ben l4oe sept. uil pi
I Dor Butit foreuiie en- ttor Brguefam,5
ling al Cults, Safter os Stiorter tor
ipecielle Drbrer. DetteEMslorten1ent er
fprffe &lasieS Barer til populere priier
Mle Satfer % Sntts er forebe enten
meb sBelbing euer @tinners e5atin.
6uf Datoen, ben l4oe Sept. Otter
Eatl So. @osoperatipe 80. 45$Ss ~
Sper g.. Seteren fra Carlisle Der
.foffe Baar reiile til Mor9e l Tplae 1neb
S. 6. &nrff 3oe gain9 Sobnlon Tom
.torrise nge tilbase eFter en- meaet bebaz
=gelig Cur. pan tom bib ben Life 5uni
.og BET par oa meaet folpt 6iembpsoen.
@neen laa enbnu paa Warteb ueo
Waarbeue. Det er ru SO Mar ftben
Scr, Seteren bar blen1n1e / ytorge %
BIN iaa meset fore Toranprinser Der og
fienote lite mango Nolf bsr MI. Dlr.
5eteren er fra @nbbranosbalen. J.
@uangelift M. 8. Soortmo bar
.iom betienbt paret ! DalutD Sommer,
o9 bet ier ub, lom be bar bet bpsaeli9t
berborte. SiRleben Manba9satten blep
se a % @ 4 2. 3
9portmos Tau1ilie ouerrafet Brefes
gaarben af en- Mas1e Mennbifer, Der
stplbts bet rummelise pus It'll Erengiel,
Der ttlbragtes en- meset bpsgeltg Mften,
% Der parz Fere Ealere og ct gangfor,
tour l.nberbo!bt n,ee paffer Sang
Suorfmo bIep operraft Ell betpbeltg
Bengeium ion @ope. @iifleoen Mpril
Maaneb, ba Sporfmo osiaa par Du'
.Iutb, 1falban bare paret @ienifanb for
en- Iisnenbe DuerrafeIle ten af be anbre
Weni9beoer Der / Bpen.
Nultin Rpien n1eo Tan1llie reiite
isaar til Montepioeo, Minn., buor be
nil qpboloe Zig en- Etb, fpreno be brager
peltoper til galtfornten, buor Wr. Rpie1.
og Mr. Berfs aster at 9aa ino Tors
refining. S Scr. os Dtrs. Ruie:: taber
Uersus Jaas en- Jon1i!ie, lom pi nrf
bellt bapbe lit at bebolbe; men Oms
.iteubtgbeberne par ioa, at Mr. &uien
belf pnlfeoe at retle til ct uarmere Rti,
mat. l1geblabet puifer Rpiens 6amilie
alt soDt, og ri tatfer Mr. &uien for be
bpsgelige 5tunber % 5amtaler, ui
bapbe ttliamnen, on1eno ri lite iaa aQe
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-08

Dpers ibste BET !, norD brett isae @anaDa
|b.tlfeoe ber Nat tirA :: 5:pabas itriDss Dsr'
lite Sept y CAN'T folbt geir, iaa man
IfrDgtebe for at aoF qlfs Sfaoe par 90.
Irettet; men ielers tstnilrger brluserI
IDen 9laoelias firing az sosr tussn
lsstaD nal allrsttet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-09-08
s. arm g aatt ! /. /.
.DIlrettplerll. |

Beg ifs 9ettInIasI / Itsr. seau ifafi s5sasI
55aaene5 paa fortsits s,arie I.3.S2 M
. ssreD g {1obsfo1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
LEGISLATION TO CONTROL
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC

Washington. Dec. 15.-Comprehcnsive
legislation designed to eradicate the
evils OF the white slave" trafflc. is con-
templated In measure which Is being
prepared at the department of COM
merce and labor The matter Is being
gone over very carefully and when
completed will be submitted to Con-
gress. together with the annual report
of Commissioner Keefc OF the immigra-
tIon bureau.
Senator Dillingham;. chairman OF the
United States Immigration commission,
which in making public the results of
Its investigation has called attention to
the revolving conditions existing from
the operation OF traffic In women, has
been In conference with the officials of
the department and II IL expected that
tho proposed bill will embody very
largely the Recommendations nnado by
the legislative body to remedy the evil
so far as this may be done by con-
9reSSional enactment
IN his anual report, Secy Nn9el rec
commended that the law prohibiting
tho bringing OF women into the United
States for immoral purposes be amend
ed so as to prohibit interstate traffic OF
this character and the probability is
that the measure 10 be submitted to
Congress will incorporate a provision
designed to further this object,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
CAMPAIGN CLOSES.
Commercial Club Membership Has
Reached the 1.0OO-Mark.

The campaign inaugurated Tor an In
crease in membership of the Commercial
club to the 1000 mark was closed this
afternoon AT noon there were but nvc
wanting and these names were FURNISH
ed In a very short time. or course, oii
of the names posted on the bulletins
must be acted upon by the membership
committee. but there Is no chance Out
that all Will be received.
The showing made has been phenomen-
al, In tho fact that five days ago there
were nearly go members needed TO COM
plete the required list. The sub-com-
mittees appointed have put their should
ers to the wheel and have brough. tne
campaign to q successful conclusion
Now IL remains for the board OF gov
ernors to determine upon the future
policy OF the club in regard TO menu
bcrship and few other matters whicn
have been brultcd about for some time.
IL is thought that the 1000 secured Will
be ample for the accommodations even
of the now building on Exchange place
There is a feeling that there should be
n limit And not only that, but that tho
initiation fee should be increased from
$50 TO 500. Just what will be done re-
tremendous interest manifested among
business men OF the city who were not
members when they found that there
was a possibility of a waiting list being
established and the membership restrict
cd has aroused much enthusiasm In the
club and there is feeling apparent
that something should be done to make
a chair in the club thing much to
be desired and to be seized when oppor-
tunity offers
IL is probable that a special meeting
of tho board OF governors Will be called
in the poar future 10 consider these and
other matters which arc pertinent at the
present time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
OLD FOLKS ENJOYING
PERFORMANCE TODAY
Salt Lalscrs Present "Screnade" for
Old People and Little Folks
This Afternoon.

Between 700 and 800 old people and
some 200 or 800 orphans gathered at
the Salt Lake theater to witness the
performance Of the opera THE Ser
cnade" by the Salt Lakers this after
noon, the occasion being the regular
mid-winter entertainment provided by
the old folks committee. The greater
portion of the old people wore red
ribbons, indicating their age to be 9 -
20 and under so; many wore tne o4ue
variety, whose age was between so
and 30. and not few bore with pride
the white ribbons. having passed the
80 mark and more or less approaching
near to the centenary period.
The old folks were conveyed to the
theater free of charge by the Utah
Light & Railway company which also
furnished the light for the perform
ance. The theater orchestra and stage
hands and the opera troupe gave their
services gratis. and everyone Is doing
his utmost to make the performance
successful The little folks from tho
orphannges OF the city are enjoying the
occasion Immensely. making 1t q red
letter day for all concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
CITY JAIL IS vERITABLE
BLACK HOLE
Chief Barlow Confines Crowding
Unemployed Into Evil Smelling
Cells Without Investigation.

The city prison has become verita-
Bile BLACK Hole of Calcutta" within
the last two weeks The blotter at
police headquarters shows that Chier
OF Police Samuel Barlow has at last
attained the dearest wish OF his official
life by breaking the record for the larg-
est number OF prisoners In jail at one
time in this city. The "oIg book in
dicates that l04 men and 8 women are
crowded into the narrow confines OF
the city prison. The place rceks with
vile odors. The drunk tanks arc
jsmmed with the fiotsam and jctsam OF
life. Night after night, great crowds
of hungry, ill-kempt men arc caught
in the police drag-net and hcrded like
hogs Into the small jail. 1t Is full to
bursting now, but Chief Barlow keeps
crammlng the unemployed into the
dank. evil-smelling hole.
This over-crowded condition in the
jail continues. in spite OF the fact that
the police court has been turned into
clearing house for "vags." Tnc ma
chincry of the law works with the
rapidity and unerring precision of an
automatic gun, and the 'vags" arc
shot out to the chain gang in hordes.
Tuesday afternoon, for example. "a
hungry-looking unfortunates. all shah
billy dressed and unsheved. many OF
thcm sick and haggard and starved,
were ground out" by the police court
mill In lees than 10 minutes. The clerk
of the court simply called the names.
each prisoner stood up. and without
any ceremony, without the slightest
attempt to inquire into the morlts OF
each individual case. Judge Bowman
imposed n sentence of 80 days for tho
whole bunch
C. A. Nelson told the court he had
been paid SIS by the Ely Construction
company. and had only been here since
last Friday. but his plea for release was
ignored. He cried out that he had a JOB
waiting for him. and demanded that he
be given a chance to be heard. but
Lieut.. John Hcmpel. who is not the
bailiff of the court and has no legal au-
thority to Interfere with the admins
| tration of Justice IN the police court
| grabbed the hapless Nelson and threw
| him Into his scat lNelsnn- waS forced
to keep still and WAS hcrded out With
the rest OF the sentenced "vags" at the
close of the short session. The police
| define q vagrant as a man without visi-
bic means of support. But not even a
scmblance of an effort to investigate a
mans status is made In these "vag"
| cases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15

Brussels. Dec. 1.-THE condition of
King Leopold, who was operated on
yesterday for the removal OF an OBJ
struction OF the intestines, took a turn
for the worse this afternoon. The
morning bulletin was hopeful in tone,
describing the patients case as sta
tionary." In tho middle of the after
noon word oame from the sick cham
ber thnt his majesty had suffered
relapse.
Popular confidence IN the ultimate re-
covery OF King Leopold wancd today.
In spite OF official reports and the as
suranco that tho royal pationt Ind had
fair night tho general feeling was
pessimlstic- DR.. DePage remained at
the bedside throughout the night while
two nurses were at hand preparing TO
wait upon the king. The latter, how
ever. was obdurate and he insisted that
his faithful valet Bajart alone should
attend to his wants
DR.. GoosSens, whom Leopold playfully
called that feroclous Goossens, because
the physician forbads him TO talk.
comes and goes at regular Intervals
md sees to II that the king does not
waste his strength in interviews or
conversations.
Countess Leoniya, the kings second
daughter arrived today, but 1t was ru-
mored that she would not be permitted
10 see her father because Of his weak
ness.
This evening there appeared to be
no Immediate danger of death, but
the king has experienced a return OF
an old intestinal complication and 1t Is
feared this will initiate against the
success of tho operation.
King Leopold today declined to see
his daughter Stephanie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
TO STIR HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
DR.. Samuel G. Paul TO be Named
Health Commissioner.

Mayor John 5. Bransford announced
this afternoon that he has selected Dr.
Samuel G.. Paul as successor to Dr. NJ
r. Stewart, health commissioner, who.
II is said, Is rcsigning voluntarily. Dr.
Paul is appointed for the purpose OF
stirring things up In the health depart
ment, which has been In a state OF
lethargy since the incoming or the
American" administration. Dr, Paul
while police surgeon was an active Of
flcer and was recognized for efficient
service. He Is a graduate OF the medical
school OF the University of Pcnnsyi-
vnnia. After his graduation he was en-
gaged In several OF the large eastern
hospitals for a number OF years Follow
ing his service as police surgeon he was
appointed assistant health commissioner.
and Is now serving In that capacity. 1t
is understood that the appointment has
been talked over by Dr. Paul and tho
mayor and that the inter has demanded
q clean up In the health department.
That Dr. Paul intends to swing the axe
In the department is an announcement
made closely following the mayors an
nouncemcnt "Horselcss Bilr' Margetts.
who draws salary as sanitary inspector,
VIII be one OF the first to have his head
drop into the basket, II Is said. Clerk
Hanslng will follow in Margetts's path
very shortly. And there are others"
say those on the inside. There are sew
eral employees OF the board who will re-
main In the department under DIR. Paul's
administration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
UNION PACIFIC IN SEATTLE.

Seattle, Wash. Dec 15.-Onficials Of
tho Northern Pacific railway and the
Oregon & Washington railway. the
Puget Sound Extension of the Harri-
man lines held q conference here yes
terday to draw up schedules for the
operation OF the Union Pacific trains
into Seattle The trains Will be lun
over the Northern Pacific tracks be-
tween Portland. Or, and Tacoma,
Wash. and over the Chicago, Milwau-
kce &c Puget Sound tracks between Ia
coma and Seattle. Five tentative sched-
uies were considered, but final de-
cision was not made. 1t was positively
stated. however. that the Union Pacific
would be running trains into Seattle by
Jan. l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
BROWN HELD FOR TRIAL.

Arthur Brown. formerly a clerk in
the def,inct Bank of Commerce, was
given his preliminary hearing Tuesday
afternoon before Judge F. M Bishop
and bound over to the district court for
trial on charges OF embezzlemcnt and
forgery, preferred by J. b. Cosgrin. OF
the Continental National bank. which
absorbed the Commercial National
bank. which had previously taken in
the Bank of Commerce. 1t is alleged
that Brown cashed certificates OF de-
posit for amounts aggregating about
500, which had been deposited In the
Bank OF Commerce by friends of r..
NJ. Bartholdi. who had sent the money
to Salt Lake City from Alaska. several
years ago.
The defense. represented by Attor-
ney Orlando w. Powers. submitted no
evidence. Tho prosecution put W. Fl.
Shearman, former paying teller OF the
Commercial National bank and now
cashier of the Merchants bank. on the
stand. Bartholdi. Browns victim. al
so testified The state was represented
by Assistant County Attorney Bow
man
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-15
Four Rear Cars of Passenger
Train Dashed Down a Fifty
Foot Embankment.
TEN PERSONS WERE KILLED.
Thirty-fivc InJurcd-Gcorgc Gould
And Son Passengers, but
Were Not Hurt.

Reidsvllle. n. c.. Dec. 15-The four
rear cars OF train No. IL of the South
ern railway were dashed down II 30
foot embankment from the Reedy Creek
trestle 10 miles from here carly today
and 10 persons were killed and s5 in
jured.
The cars that left the track landed in
the small creek. The names OF those
reported killed are:
John A. Broadnax. Greensboro y. C.
" E. Waicomb. Lawyer, Mount Airy.
N c.
Edward Sexton. Denton, N c.
Frank w. Kilby. formerly OF Ports
mouth. Va
A. P. Cone. superintendent of the
Richmond division OF the Southern rail-
way
d. c. Lolan. Pullman conductor.
C. H. White. travelling auditor for the
Southern railway.
a fiagman, name unknown.
The names of the other two reported
killed are unknown.
otOi6t oOhAo. eiiS @NSN itAR iiih
lionairc. and his son were passengers
on the sleeping cars bound from Nor
folk to Thomasvillc, n. c. Neither Mr..
Gould nor his son was Injured.
The wrecked train was operased
locally between Richmond and Atlanta
Ca, and carried sleepcrs from Rich
mond to Charlotte, and from Norfolk
to Charlotte.
At the Reedy Creek trcstle after the
engine and mail and three baggage
cars had passed over in safety, the tw.
coaches and two sleepcrs were derellc l.
The injured passengers and trainmc
were taken to st. Lukc's hospital
Greensboro, N. c., whore they werS
cared for. Flagman Bagby of Rich
mond. was probably fatally injured
while Conductor G. H. Goble of Rich
mond. had a narrow escape froT
drowning.