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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-30
CHINATOWN
MURDE RERS
New York Continues to
Yield Victims in
Tong War

New York, Dec. S0.-Renowa, ~
The tong warfare in New York's chi.
natown claimed another victim earIv
this morning. Ah Hung. Chinese
actor. was shot and killed in the han.
way of tenement house lust beforn
daybreak.
All Hung. who was prominent
member of one Of the Chinese secret
organizations. was in his room when
a voice demanding admission was
heard, All opened the door an inch
or two and peckcd out. There was
a shot and then a scampcr OF feet
down the stairs.
Neighbors. who heard the shot
found Abs dead body. A bullet had
penetrated the brain.
Police. who had been expecting A
continuation of the trouble In China.
town. which resulted in two deaths
on Monday night. were on the spot in
few minutes. They arrested sew
eral OF Abs ncighbors as witnesses
but were unable to find tangible clue
TO the identity of the murdcrers.
All Hung came TO New York from
San Francisco three years ago.
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PRESIDENT I
AS GUEST
Marriage of Niece of
Taft to Seattle
Young Man

New York, Dec 20-With the
President of the United States as
a guest, Miss Louise z. Taft, his niece.
will be married today TO George H.
Snowden of Seattle. at the residence
os her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
w Taft in West Forty-eighth street.
The President. his daughter. Helen.
his son, Robert, and his military aide,
Captain Archibald Butt, left Washing
ton at o'clock this morning for this
city.
The wedding. which is TO take place
late this afternoon, will be quietly
celebrated because of the recent
death of Mrs. Horace Taft, the brides
aunt. only relatives and a few init
mate friends attending. The only at
tendant of the bride will be Miss
Margaret Lowe, and Reese Alsop will
act as best man. The ushers include
Walbridge and Howard Taft. the
brides brothers. There will be no
reception
The bride and groom will tour Eur
ope for several months on their hon
eymoon trip. They will reside in Sc
attic.
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| LATEST IN
DIVORCES
" Trial Divorce" Given
to a Man and
His Wife

Chicago. Dec. 3O.-What was dub
bed Trial divorce" by Chicago law
yers was granted at Hammond, Ind,
yesterday, by Judge V. S. Richter, in
the Lake county superior court. Some
of the attorneys who learned of the
unusual divorce declared the court
had no precedent for his action and
that the restrictions imposed could
not be held to be binding under the
laws OF Indiana
Judge Richter termed his new form
of separation a limited divorce. By
the terms of the decree Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wohole are divorced for FIVE
years. after which they may live to-
gether If they desire. If, In the
meantime. they wish 10 re-wed. they
will be unable to do So
The question arises whether If. dur
ing the five years period. the couple
should go outside OF the state and re
wed and then decide 10 get a divorces
again efter the expiration of the per
iod they would have to get two di
vorces to be legally separated.
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CREEL'S MISSION
TO UNITED STATES

Washington, Dec 30.-Goyernor Creel
of Chihuahua. special envoy from Mex
leo TO the United States in inc Nioar-
aguan affair. gave to the Associated
Press today statement regarding his
mission TO this country. Governor
Creel declared that he had accom-
pliShed his mission with gratifying re.
suits
The resignation OF Zelaya and the
succession of President Madriz has
ended many difficulties and prevented
anarchy, he declared, and peace and
patriotism were now finding their way
OH both sides in Nicaragua The
granting OF asylum for Zelaya by Mex
leo, said Governor Creel. was In no
sense an act OF unfriendliness to the
United States
The asylum granted by Mexico to
Zelaya was in full accord with the law
Of nations and under no consideration
unfriendly to the United States said
Mr.. Creel
The election by the national con
gress Of DR.. Madrz as provisional
president of Nicaragua was happy
event. because il prevented anarchy,
cations with the United States. The
elements of peace and patriotism OF
the Nicaraguans are finding their way
on both sides,
SO far as Mexico Is concerned. the
policy OF my government, always
friendly 10 The United States. has been
we'll understood and appreciated by
President Taft and Secretary Knox.
They have both been kind enough to
congratulate me The United States
and Mexico will continue acting and
cooperating In full accord TO consoli-
date peace in Central America. TO give
solid consistency TO the Washington
conventions of 1907. and to develop Il
feeling of high respect to the interna-
tional court Of Carriage"
Governor Creel will leave for home
Immediately after January l.
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Philadelphia is Frieid.

Philadelphia. Dec. 30-Thc arrival
Of a severe cold wave from the west
last night destroyed all hope Of the
speedy clearing away of the immense
blocks Of snow left here from the rec
ord-breakinG fall Of last week The
minimum temperature recorded today
was 10 above zero, and partially melt
ing snow banks We're converted into
huge masses of ire, All through the
state severe cold weather Is reported.
the thermometer registering as low as
s below.
The SchuylkIll river here is frozen
over and the government engineers en-
gagged on a survey OF the Delaware
river have been obliged to discontinue
operations.
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DEAD BODY
DISAPPEARS
Boise, Idaho, Sheriff
Lets a Dead Man
Get Away

Boise. Ida, Dec, S0.-Sheriff Ben.
net and posse left Rocky Spur. Tues
day night, with the body of John Nc
Clintock, who had been killed by a
sheepherder. When they were ready
to remove the corpse from the wagon
at Nampa yesterday morning they
were more than astonished to find It
missing. Mutual assurances were ex-
changed that the body was in the
vehicle in pine box when the jour
ney was begun. The box was still
on hand, but It was empty.
The driver started back over the
roungh mountain road and at a point
five miles from Nampa discovered
The mortal remains OF McCIlntock
where they had been jolted from the
wagon.
An inquest will be held today.
The shooting was dono by Lafe Roe
in dispute over range. Roc claims
sell.defense,
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WOULD BRING MORE
JAPANESE TO i. S.

Washington. Dec. 29.-Among tho
first official acts of Baron Uchida.
new Japanese ambassador. it is said.
will bc series OF steps leading TO a
proposal 10 the United States for a
modification of the Root-1 akahira
agreement. which imposes limitations
on the immigration Of Japanese la.
borers to the United States.
II is also said that Japan desires
TO terminate in 1911 It's treaty OF COM
mercc and navigation with the United
States. This treaty would expire in
1912 but, in view OF the fact that other
powers having similar treaties that
expire in 1912 have tentatively agreed
to their termination in 1911. tho
United States probably. Will be asked
TO join with them.
To what extent Japan will ask for
modification OF the Root-Takahira
agreement has not been learned.
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WORLDS MARKETS
PRICES OF STOCKS RISE
BRlSklY IN OPENING.

New York. Dec. 30,-Prices Of
stocks rose brlskly in the opening
dealings. today, which were active
and widely distributed Reading,
Chesapeake and Ohio. Rock Island,
Wabash, preferred. Pacific Mail, Ana.
conda. Utah Copper and Consolidated
Gas all showed substantial fraction
al gains.
The market was active, but the
fluctuations Of the active stocks were
kept within q narrow range. A large
assortment Of minor stocks was dealt
In at advancing prices.
Low priced railroads in southern
and western territories were bid up.
while stocks Of higher grade were
sold and declined to below the last
prices OF yesterday Call money rose
above six per cent for the first time
IN The present year.
Bonds were firm
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BIG IRE is
TROlLEO
Twenty Million Dollar
Plant in Danger of
----D Destruction

New York. Dec. 30.-A fire which
threatened to destroy the twenty-mil
lion-dollar plant OF the Standard Oil
company In Williamsburg. Brooklyn
was got under control after ten
hour fight this morning The blaze
started with an explosion in one OF
the three thousand barrel storag,
tanks. The watchmen turned in ar
alarm and routed out the emergency
night force, which set about empty
ing the forty other tanks scattered
about the plant, which occupies two
large blocks.
The hremen prevented tho blaza
from spreading beyond the tank
where the explosion occurred. They
suffered severely from the cold.
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ORANGE Growers Concerned.

Washington, Dec. 30.-The extreme
cold wave now prevailing throughout
the South, extending as far as Mi
ami Fla. is causing considerable anX-
Iety among the orange growers and
truck gardeners. Freezing weather
was recorded in the south last night
as far as Jupiter, Fla. There the
thermometer registered at its mini
mum 2S degrees. Today was the cold
est day of the December on record
in the vicinity of Atlanta. Ga. The
present cold snap approaches that of
fourteen years ago. when II was five
degrees below zero at Tallahassee.
Fla
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ATHLETIC RESEARCH
CONFERENCE IS HELD

New York. Dec. 29-Another of the
winters conferences on athletics was
held today and the athletic research
society. composed of representatives
of almost every branch OF amateur
athletics, discussed administrative
problems.
1t was announced that the amateur
athletic union had appointed COM
mittce TO report measures TO in
crease the activity and preserve the
purity OF amateur athletics and that
the A. A o. desired the cooperation
OF the athletic research society, The
society appointed a similar commit
tee 10 confer with the A. A, u. which
has been stirred to action by the re-
cent formation OF a new governing
body in the Chicago district,
The football situation was not
touched upon.
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New York Money!,

New York. Dec. 30.-Close: Prime
mercantile paper 5a5 D2 per cent
Sterling exchange weak with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S3 Goa
30 for sixty day bills and at 4S6. 80
for demand.
Commercial bills 4s3 1-2aiS4 Bar
silver 50 5-Sc.
Mexican dollars. dic
Government and railroad bonds,
firm
Money on call strong and higher.
4 IL To per cent; ruling rate per
cent; closing bid and offered at IL
per cent.
Time loans. easier sixty and nine
~ days 1-2 per cent; six months
4 IL per cent
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longhorns. lG 1-2. 'o''' ~ H.
SAN FRANCISCO VOTING
ON MUNICIPAL OWNEesuIp

San Francisco. Dec. Gothic oroe.
tl0n OF municipal operation of street
railways Is before the voters Of tbje
CITY IN special election today.
Two propositions. involving a bond
issue of s2,O20.001. are on tho ba,
iot' The city owns a cable line OK.
lending from Market street out Cnorv
10 Golden Gate Park. the system he.
ing leased to private capital II IS
proposed TO reconstruct the road and
operate II under supervision of CITY of.
meals. Also to extend it down Mar.
keI street to the ferry depot.
me United Railways. which prac.
ideally has a monopoly of street rail.
ways in the city, has made a vigorous
campaign against the bond issuo
vice before today tho Issue was de.
ieated.
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SAYRES NOT LOCATED.

Tucson, Ariz., Dec 29-EGorts to,
day to locate Harry Sayres, who was
reported from Los Angeles to be In
AraVaca, Ariz., at the present time,
have proved unavailing. The telephone
line. the only means OF communication
from Aravaca, is down and all that
has been learned is that there Is a
wealthy young man now stopping in
Aravaca In pursuit of health.
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ment TO the constitution Of the United
States and IN conflict with the con
st1tution Of the State of Kansas. which
provides that liquor may be sold for
medical. scientific and mechanical
purposes.
The suit Is brought to test the va
hdity Of the Kansas drug store law
which was enacted by the last lesis.
lature. and the fact that Harrison Is a
citizen of Missouri permits the suit
to be brought In the federal court.
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UTAH TO HAVE VOICE
IN NEW PANAMA FAIR

San Francisco, Dec. 29.-At the first
meeting of the committee OF 200 aP-
pointed TO devise ways and means
for the Panama worlds fair In l9l5
held today. II was decided that all
the states west of the Rocky Noun,
tains, the territory of Hawaii and all
the counties of this state would nomi-
nate additional members OF the ways
and means committee committee
was appointed TO name a committee
OF thirty TO have charge Of the organ
izotIon of the exposition.
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DRUG STORE
TEST CASE
Kansas Liquor Law is
Now in Federal
Courts

Topeka. Kans.. Dec 50-Samucl A.
Harrison, of Kansas City, Mo, who
owns a drug store in Kansas City.
Kss.. today applied for an injunction
before Judge Pollock in the federal
court to prevent the enforcement OF
the anu-drug store liquor law.
The drug store law prohibits the
sale OF liquor for medicinal purposes
by druggists II is claimed that the
law Is contrary to the 1ith amend
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TRAIN TAKES FIRE WHILE THE PIPES
UNDER CARS ARE Being THAWEO OUT

lIeved that the family is suppressins
the facts
Specials from Paris today quote the
physicians and others immediately in
terested as saying positively that the
Earl had taken no part In duel. No
proof, the dispatches add. has been
given that death was due 10 duel.
but the rumor OF a personal eDcoun-
ter between Earl Percy and another
Englishman is current
Paris. Dec. 30-Sir II. Lee. consul
ar agent of the British embassy here,
declared that the story OF duel was
a preposterous invention The ply
sicians state that death was due to
heart failure following an inflamma-
tlon OF the lungs
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago, Dec. -Cattle-Receipts
estimatcd at 5000; market 10c at
15c lower: beeves 81 10a7 30: Tex
as steers 81 O0aA So; western steers
81 00aG 10; stockers and feeders So
0Oa5 %; COWS and heiGers 81 00a5.-
20. calves 81 2Oa9 80.
Hogs-Rcceipts estimated at 5000.
Market steady 10 shade higher; light
IS. 10aS 55. mixed SIS 25aS 20: heavy
So 35a8 10. rough SIS 25aS so; good
TO choice heavy $S 50aS 10; pigs 81
2OaS Is: bulk of sales $S 30aS SO.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 49,
O0O: market steady TO 10c lower; ma.
tive 80 5oa5 20: western SO 60a5. 20;
yearlinGs SO soar so; lambs. native,
So 75aS 90 western $5.75aS 30.
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CHARGED
WITH GRAVE OFFENSE

Philadelphia, Dec. 29.-Charges that
some physicians in this city deliber-
atcly prolong the period OF illness of
patients in order TO increase their in
come are made by DR., Joseph Nen.
director OF the department OF health
and charities, who offers this reason
for the increase In diphtheria for the
present year. while all other prevent
able diseases show decrease.
DR.. Neff said ho has The proofs that
anti-toNlle is not administered In
either curative or preventative doses
by these physicians but it's use re-
cords The number of visits the pbysi-
clan Is required TO make
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CHICAGO Close.

Chicago. Dec 30.-Close: Wheat
Dec. 81. is IL; May SLIP IA; July
81 .O2: Sept. 9S Is.
Corn-Dec 6S; May &C 7-Sa67; July
66 rs.
Oats-Dec. A IA; May 45 S-4a7-S;
July A3 "a.
Pork-July s21 62 IL; May s21 50;
July S21.72 IL.
Lard-Jap, sl2 80; May Sll.S' La
j %: JGlyB11.S2 1-2all. s..
Ribs-Jan S11 81 IL; May Sll.1o'
July Sl1 81 1-2a11 40.
Rye-Cash 70 1-2aS0
Barley-Cash 5Oa6l.
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New York is Cold

Now York. Dec. 90-New Workers
awoke this morning to find the coldest
day of the winter upon them. Six de-
grees above zero was registered at
a. m.
Many persons were overcome by the
cold and the police stations were
crowded with persons seeking shell
ter.
Reports from northern central and
western New York show correspond
ingly severe weather
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Cumberland Frozen.

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. 3O-For the
first time since 1893 the Cumberland
river ii, this point Is covered with a
thin coat OF ice. The thermometer
registered six above.
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Metal Market,

New York. Dec. 3O.-Lead-Steady.
$50 120i72
Copper-Firm; spot and January
$1340613.70.
Silyer-52 SIS.
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MAILING CLERK SUICIDES.

Taylorsvillc. Ills. Dec. 29.-W +.
Virden. for ten years mailing clerk
in Taylorsvillc post Office blew out
his brains today because he was not
appointed postmaster.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. Neb.. Dec. 30.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500: slow 10 l0c lower. Ma
tive steers. $4,000 500, western
steers. $3.50d6.25 western COWS and
heifers. S2.75@4.4O; stockers and feed
ers. s275@515; calves. s3.50@775.
Hogs-Receipts. 500; steady,
Heavy. sS.32 1-2@S.40; mixed, $1,000
$50: light, $S.20GS.35; pigs. s6.75@
7.75. bulk, $S.30@S.35.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. slow to 10c
lower Yearlings. S5-75G700; weth-
ers. S526@5.60; ewes. $500 $50;
lambs, $7006S.10.
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CHICAGO Produce.

Chicago, Dec. 30.-Butter. stendy;
creameries. 27a36: dairies, 29aSQ
Eggs, steady. at mark cases included
q 12a2S 10; ilrsts. 30; prime hrst'
35. Cheese. steady dairies. 10 La
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York. Dec. 30.-Sugar-Raw.
steady: Muscovado SO test. 3.52; cen
trilugal. 90 test. 4.02: molasses sugar
80 test. 327. Refined steady
Coffee-Spot steady; NO. Z Hio'
j-8; No. 4 Santos, .,
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Rise in Temperature.

RIse IN temperature.
Kansas City. Mo, Dec, 30.-An av-
erage rise In temperatures over the
Mississippi valley OF Is degrees was
shown in reports to tho government
bureau here today At Omaha 10
degrees above zero was recorded; Des
Moines. Iowa, degrees above. and
Huron, S. D. reported IL degrees
above zero. rise of thirty-two de
grees from yesterdays lowest tenn
peTature,
In Missouri. Oklahoma and Kansas
temperatures of between Il and "a
degrees above zero prevailed.
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Coolest in Five Years.

Norfolk, Va. Dec 30.-The coldcst
weather In five winters was recorded
here today when the temperature
dropped TO u degrees above.
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ohin Is a Mass Of Ice.

Cincinnati, Dec 3O.-For the first
time In seven years the Ohio river at
this place is frozen over today except
for a small space in the local harbor.
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Tugs are plying up and down the har-
Dor In an effort to keep 1t open.
Over a million dollars worth of
river property is IN jeopardy. The
minimum temperature today was be-
low zero. which is the coolest OF the
winter Much suffering is reported
the poor.
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Rivers in the East Are Frozen Over and the
Sources Of Coal Supply Are Cut Off,
Cold Wave Over the South

Columbus, Ohio. Dec 20-The
Cleveland. Akron & Columbus train
from Cleveland arrived six hours late,
having been frozen up on the way.
Inc heaters became frozen shortly
after Il pulled out OF Cleveland.
During an effort TO thaw out the
pipes beneath the Pullman car, the
car caught fire and it was unnoticed
for n time. the breeze tanning the
flames. The car was full of smoke
In a short time and the passengers
were panic-stricken. The train was
stopped and the passengers were
transferred In their night clothes to
another car. The crew finally sue
ceeded in putting out the fire.
Pittsburg. Pa, Dec 30-The coming
OF zero weather in Pittsburg and west
crn points has temporarily postponed
here and at West Virginia and Ohio
places, bordering the Ohio river, a de.
structiye flood. For a score of years
conditions have not been so favorable
Tor rampage of the waters, notwith-
standing that within the last few years
many lives have been lost and mil
lions Of dollars worth OF property de-
stroyed by high water.
The Ohio river is practically frozen
from this city to Cincinnati Tribu-
taries are In a similar state. Above
here the Allegheny, Monongahela,
IouShioeheny and other rivers. to-
gether with countless tributaries, are
frozen, while the Christmas blizzard
deposited from ten to fifteen inches OF
snow over the river territory The
entire situation now hinges. for good
or bad, on the weather. Warm wealth
cr and rain would mean n disaster;
warm weather alone a serious flood.
while, should conditions moderate
gradually, little damage will result
The indications are that warm
weather is headed this way.
Louisville, Ky, Dec. 30-Fast in
the grasp of the coldest weather in
years. Louisville, with several mil
Hon bushels of Pittsburg coal almost
at its back door, today faced a threat
cned coal shortage,
The Ohio river which has for two
weeks been unnaviGable because OF
floating ice was today frozen almost
from shore to shore for the first time
In many years and this condition, ac-
cording 10 the rivermen, precludes the
possibility of bringing any coal down
the river for a week at least The
fuel is less than twelve miles away,
at the Pumpkin Patch" the storage
place for Pittsbure coal for Louisville
and many points south
The minimum temperature in Louis
VILE during the night was one above
zero The cold wave which has set
the south shivcring seems to have
followed almost straight from Win
nipeg to the Gulf of Mexico.
Jacksonville. Fla, was the coolest
place in Florida today with temper
ature Of 90
New Orleans registered 26. Mobile.
%; Atlanta. 10; Knoxville. s. and
s.
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Coal In a Blockade.

Toledo, Ohio. Dec. 30.-Continued
blockades in the railroad Yards have
tied up miles of loaded coal caTs need.
ed In the northwest, their destination.
II was said today thai 5000 or more
freight cars were in the local yards.
more tLan half of them loaded with
coal.
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SENSA ION
IN LONDON
Earl Percy Said to Have
Been Killed in
a Duel

London, Dec. 30.-Word was rcceiv-
ed here of the death at Paris today
OF Earl Percy (Henry Algcrnon
George), formerly mder-secretary OF
foreign affairs.
According 10 the family, death was
due TO complications following an st
tack Of pneumonia. II is widely re-
ported here, however. that the earl's
fatal illness followed wounds receiv-
ed in duel in which he is said to
have taken part in Paris some days
ago.
Earl Percy was the oldest son and
heir of the Seventh Duke Of North
umberlnnd lie had represented
South Kensington in parliament since
1895. In l902-03 he was under-secrc-
tary cG state for India and the two
succeeding years under foreign secre-
tary. He was born In 1871 and was
married. His home was ia London.
London. Dec. 30.-The death of the
Earl when il became known here to-
day, created something of a sensa-
tiOn amolg those who are more OF
less familiar with the Englishman $
affairs. The theory OF a duel Is cred.
tied in high quarters where 1t is be
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UTAH-THe INDICATIONS ARE
THAT THE WEATHER WILL BE
PARTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT AND
WARMER.