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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-04-13
Robbed Tn,nhl:nm House

OgIen, Utah, April S.-Last night
five robbers walked into the White
Elephant gambling house, held up
the place and made their escape.
Four of the mon held guns on the
dealers and crowd Of twenty-five
players. while the fifth robbed the
game of between S1,5O0 and So
600.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-04-13
Preacher in Trouble.

Griffin, Ga, April S.-The congre-
CATIONS composed of the churches
served by Rev ]. A. brewery have
passed a resolution endorsing their
pastor. He is being sued by Mrs.
Louise Castino for breach of prom
ise q
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GAVE GOOD SUN.
4 Thousand Dollar Bill Put in Col
Io,t;n,, plata

Washington, Pa, April 3 aI-The in
cal paper today that there had been
found in the collection plate Of the
Roscoe Methodist Episcopal church
near here after the services last Sun
day night a $1,000 bill, developed
the fact that the church officers
think the donor made mistake.
The yearly collections of the church
do not average much more than this
amount and the officials, in the adj
vertisement state that they will re-
turn the money to the owner If he
wants it back and can prove he in
advertently dropped it into the
plate. =
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-04-13
SIX Die IN FIRE
Woman Jnmps From veraRda
With Her Hair Ablaze
LEEPs TO HER DEATH

LEEPs TO HER DEATH
Fire, Which is Thought to Have
Been Due % Spontaneous Combus-
ton, Causes Loss of Life and
Heavy Property Damage in New
England Town.
LenoX, Mass, April 11.-Six per-
sons lost their lives, three others
were badly burned and property loss
OF between 100000 and S3O0.0OO
was caused by. fire in the heart
of the business section of this town
early today. Four business blocks,
two dwellings and two other struc-
lures were destroyed in a section
bounded by Franklin, Main, Housa-
tonic and Church streets. The fire
is believed to have started in the
Clifton building from spontaneous
combustion.
The dead:
Edward c. Ventres, electrician.
Mrs. Edward C. Ventres.
Miss Leslie Ventres, aged II years.
Miss Alice French, bookkeeper.
Miss Isabel Cook, bookkeeper.
Miss Mary Sparks, school teacher.
Injured:
Mrs. Catharine Root, and her two
sons, George and Arthur, severely
burned
A fortunate shift Of wind saved
the public library and the fashion
able Curtis Hotel. In the hotel,
there we're several Easter parties
from New York and Boston.
The loss of life occurred in the
Clifton building, iwhere the blaze
started, and resulted primarily from
a series of explosions among the
turpentine, paints, oils, and dyna-
mite stored in the cellar of the James
Clifford & Sons Company, hardware
dealers.
The fire was discovered by George
Root, who lived with his mother and
brother in the upper story of the
Clifford block, a three-story build
ing, shortly after o'clock this morn
ing. Hastily calling his brother and
mother, all ran down the stairs In
their night clothes, shouting to the
other occupants CT the upper floors
as they went. They found the front
door in flames, but the men wrenched
it open and dashed through with
their mother between them. All
sustained bad burns.
The Roots barely had crossed the
street before there was a terrible
explosion in the building behind
them, which shattered windows
within wide radius and caused the
fire alarm to ring. In an instant
the Clifford block was wrapped in
flames
Horace Perrill and his wife, other
occupants Of the top floor, aroused
by the shouts of the Roots, were
half way down the stairs when they
saw the flames leaping up to bar
their exit. Three woman were below
them trying to get out through the
front door. He then rushed his
wife through a long corridor to the
back stairs, where he got out in
safety. All the other occupants Of
the Clifford block lost their lives.
The death Of Miss Alice French
was one Of the ptiful tragedies of
the morning. While the fire in the
Clifford block was at its height
woman was seen to climb out OF a
ttame-filled room on to veranda
on the second-story with her nighr
clothing and her hair ablaze. Stag
gering to the railing the woman leap
ed to the sidewalk beneath, landing
in a heap within five or six feet Of
a. cts mfwy cmfwy cmfwy mfwy W
the blazing walls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23
FOR Observation-Disclosures

MILE HIGH KENNELS HAVE FOR
sale number OF high-class fashion
ably bred French bulldogs, These dogs
are the latest fad In New York and Eu-
rope. Inquire OF Fl. r. Rand. Empire
Theater, State ST., Salt Lake City. co.'s
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

THE ONWARD MARCH
- ~


OF PROSPERITY
are you In the procession. or simply re-
manning at standstill watching 1t move
along?
How many persons who read this are
t,laKing advantage OF present opportunl-
AT no time In the past have conditions
oeen more favorable for acquiring {,
competency through investments In real
estate than they are now.
Next season. unless all signs fall, is
going to see a great advance all along
the line In Salt Lake realty values. Buy
lot OF home or piece OF business
sell at profit. II you desire. within
very few months
Here are some good buys
On 3rd West, nearly 4x10 rods of ground
WIN hve-room house. for $4,000. Re-
Inember. this Is going to be trackase
property and worth not less than s100 per
front foot In a short time.
$4,000 for 8ixi0 rods OF ground on 4th
west near 18th South. an elegant ware
mouse site. There are three good houses
on thls property which will rent, so that
you can clear per cent on the money you
now invest. Property In the sane neigh
norhood sells for double Don't miss It.
west on South Temple street, have
several "A No l pieces vacant or I'M
proved. at lower prices than anything
else on that street.
blg piece. OF property on State st
near 6th South. S2Ixs65 feet at 5000 per
'front.' foot I believe It will bring $3.50
per front foot within ninety days
Also on State ST.. i13xl32 feet. at 5000
per front foot. near 9Th South. One Of the
cholce buys on that street.
A. RICHTER,
10 West 1st South. Phones SAL.
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SNAP NO 2

GRoCERYMEN STOP RIGHT HERE.
You won't go any further after you
have seen this. One OF the best equipped
grocery stores in town TO be sold at
$1,000; Will actually invoice $4,000. FIX
tures are the very best that money can
buy: And there Is not a dollars worth
OF dead stock In the place. Gross busi-
ness never below s2.500 per month, and
rs all cash, Now don't pass this up.
Christmas or no Christmas. The Lewis
Lowe Co.. Judge bldg.
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SNAP NO I,

SNAP NO. 4.
Rooming house of 10 large rooms. Lo-
cation positively one OF the best, Lease
IS years: s85 per month rent. Steam
beat and strictly modern. A specimen Of
value; Sl,l3O will handle. Now won't
you caIl on us? We can assure you your
visit will be appreciated II you only
spend time and nothing else. The
Lewis-Lowe Co., Judge bldg,
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BUSINESS PRopERry-EAcu

BUSINESS PRoPERTY-EAcH A
GOOD BUY.
40 r., Main St. near 4th So. and New
house hotel
4S9 IT.. Main st. near 5th So. si75 II.
sc r., w. 4th So, bet, Main and w T..
6s IT.. East 4th So. bet. Main and
state.
sc IT,, East 4th So. bet. Main and
State. S675 Il.
$50 IT,, on State. ar $500 IT,
S2A IT. w. End So, snap at $500 IT.
PETERSON r, e. INV. CO,
$50 MAIN
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FINE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
with board % r.. 4th South b3232
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN REALTY AND
Brokerage Co. Unc.) Bell i472 206-
207 Boston Bldg. Ind. 1853 Buys and
sells solvent stocks. promotes and
finances stock companies. Real estate In
az It's branches. b1495
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MID-WpEK SPECIALS.

SNAP NO, I.
IL rooms, State street location: 2-year
lease. the rent is SIS per month II
sold within is hours, owner Will take
$1,000 II is impossible to carry away
rooming house TO the coast, hence the
sacrifice. The Lewls-Lowe Co.. Judge
building.
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SNAP NO 9

SNAP NO. 2,
Do you want 2 good paying eating
house In Tooele, the city OF promise7 II
go we can make you the owner for $3.50.
Its earning capacity is splendid The
Lewis Lowe Co., Judge bldg.
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A PLANO; NEW: COST $3.50; WILL
une. c32s
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Fs,.SloR CAN'T. loses. MODERN
'g,qpnfn. !, neets Tuesc.lv evening IN
E%1.r. nan. PSI Main street Visiting
'Is welcome. John T. Clugo. Con-
Harry A. James. clerk
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PATENTS
DERMATOLOGY
MINES AND MINING


LET ME BID ON YOUR ASSESSMENT
work or contracts for sinking or driving
for 1910 Address I'm, Tribune. c2l56
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r, CRESCENT COURT NO;
T : i !:
IA Royal and Exalted
N Degree Of the Amaranth.
k5SA Stated meetings second
HiiA Tuesday of each month.
|HE Masonic Temple, corner
w Second East and First
South. A cordial invita-
!, .r,ended TO all visiting members.
n = '-' AMELIA KING. r. M.
rry LEE, Sec. Pro Tenn
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SLEIGH, SWELL-BODY CUTTER. mo
ioS Tribune bldg. Both phones 1863.
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Ito IF. TEMPLE DIRECTORY,
|s,ordIuate lodges meet as follows:
I'm lake Lodge No. 2, Friday.
stsprse Lodge No. IS. Tuesday.
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TWO OR THREH FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping. 12& W. 7th So. b245T
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WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY RE-
paired at jcwclry factory. % East LIST
South. 4. N23G3
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EEAEAH TEMPLE. A. A. O. N. NJ. 9.
-9rplar sessions held Mt Masonic tenn
= wrer Second East and First South.
itiilrd Wednesday IN each month. So
Lra!sg nebles invited to attend. W. M.
|e Pot"ntste: ]. II. Marriott. Re-
|Sm
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ROOM TO RENT, FURNISHED. i75 W
1st North. b190e
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oscRBT SOCIETIES

[.'.cg LODGE NO. I. F, AND ,, = =,
Nsson,sS Ns,,Ssrs Of sister lodges and So
e Ism,1hu,s Isrs,h1en q in good standing In
&c s.E 0is 3 Cav. w. M: A. J. Lowe
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STRICTLY MODERN FURNISHED
rooms. S2 So. Bird e. Phone sss Ind.
b2549
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In that the great day of DAYS Is
knocking at the door when the brother
hood Of man Is relinked fast by chains
OF iove' we cannot resist this opportun-
ty OF dropping In the stocking OF our
host OF friends our most hearty wish
MERRY CHRISTMAS c2516
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DON'T SELL YOUR FURNITURE.
Have II eupholstered-msde new again.
Phone 3299 about It. 8. L. Mattress &
Mfg. Co. c10e3
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|5,,,sndent Order Of Odd Fellows.
tEfTY LODGE NO. II. !. o. o. F.
y,sli eyerv Wednesday night at .
~ o. D. F, temple. Visitors vel.
:. johu Mckenzie, N. g.: ], c. Smith
|c1sH.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
~~~~~-~~~---~~-~-~
THE LEWIS-LOWE co.
(lncorporated)
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
STATE OF UTAH
Third floor Judge Bldg. Phones 1896
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ACCOUNTANT
oAsH REGISTERS
sHEEPMEN

~ AHpTTT,I'>
hsada, car rLJ AT OGDEN FROM
~ also % ar OF registered long-wooi o,T
10 J. gT or registered black -facn
~ Utah ''e'i e Sons, Healey Hotel
l.
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FuRs AMI "AXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taSidermst line and carry COM
plete stock OF manufactured goods; pay
highest price for raw furs and game
aeads. n. Stenzcl Fur Co.. 81 Il. 3rd So
noIg2
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Ink LODGE NO. 5. I. o. o. F.
/ 5..,s ,,- syory Monday night at I. o. o. r.
"a Visitors invited w. s. Foster,
IA: ": 7. Hopkins. Secretary. nl437
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% HoUSES-ALL KINDS, LOCALITIES
and prices. Tuttle Bros. Co. lob Main
street 1896
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. VHEyFy..
''~-~c,,ooIs AND AssAYERs
Mso ~ WHiED - cowAN CO.
~ temple. Bell Phone 41l4
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Have Just received another car OF good
young horses, 1900 TO 400 lbs. also head
small young horses cheap. Salt Like
Horse and Mule Market. 34s-s4s w. 9th
South.
bI69T
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SALT LAKE ChNp. Ioo7i, n
|g,.,S meets every Tuesday night a.
,s,. " W,I nc Odd Follows temple, P
la '"'eing neighbors cordially in
aogn7
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FOR RENT

StNE MODERN STOREROOMS PLATE
glass front. In building just being COM
pleted. corner End South and State. Ap-
ply G. S, Holmes. Knutsford hotel. a764
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CHEAP. s-RooM- PRIVATE BOARDING
house, Bell 416S-Y. c200
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THE LEWIS-LOWE co.
(lncorporated.)

Third floor Judge Bldg. Phones 44as
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NICE FRONT ROOM FURNISHED
one or two gentlemen. 100 E. 9Th go
b1s52
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ROLLER TOP DESK, TYPERwRTTER.
phonograph with 100 records. 200 Her
aid Bldg. Bell phone 1890. c1304
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ROOMS. AND SUMMER KITCHEN IN
rear cottage; housekeeping. 675 So
Main bI255
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

THE KEITH
Furnished rooms. single or with hath.
best location in city. l22 Il. South Tenn.
plo. b557
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27

ciating The choir of the church rem
defed appropriate music. Many beautiful
flowers bore silent witness to the affec-
ton and esteem in which the worthy lady
was held.
Rock Springs and vicinity enjoyed a
much-needed rain on Monday.
A. Blair has returned to his ranch after
spending several days in town
John O. QDeH and Miss Cecilia SprOW-
ell were quietly married in the Episcopal
church here on Monday evening, Rev. K.
5, StringfelloW performing the ceremony.
The young couple have gone to Gum 10
make their home.
Work has begun on new home for Fe-
Xix Schistler.
At the last meeting Of the city council
a petition signed by the majority OF the
property owners on North Front for per
mission to build an eight-inch sewer on
Fifth street from Elk to streets was IA
vOrably considered and the permit is
sued. Work on the sewer will begin al
once
Mr.. Robert Anderson and his bride, foEr
merly Miss Anna Smith. are settled II
I their home on West Flat, where they are
/ receiving the congratulations Of theii
| friends.
The funeral of John Mullen, a pioneer
! of-Sweetwater, who died on May p. wa.
/ held from the family home on Monday
afternoon, the body being laid to rest il
/ the Rock Springs cemetery.
| II. Ian Deusen and his daughter Doro
/ thy have CINE to Fremont, Neb. Wher,
/ Mr.. Van Deusen is called as a witness II
/ a land case.
/ Mrs. Frank Lauder of Superior is Wis
/ iting her sister, Mrs. Frank Marley.
T.. S. TaliaferrO is in Cheyenne on bust
ness
/ Miss Clara Rickleff of Green River an,
/ Mrs. Weden of the Black Buttes school
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were among those who attended the
teachers institute.
R. H. Mcintosh. superintendent of
schools at Green River. is here this week
on his way east
Mr.. and Mrs Almond Kintner have re-
moved to Salt Lake, where Mr.. Kintner
will engage in the real estate business.
Mr.. and Mrs Neil Wise have purchased
home on West Flat
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Foster have. gone
to Boulder, Colo, to spend the summer.
Mrs F. c. Lewis expects 70 leave next
/ week for a visit at her old home in Iowa
Mrs William Samuels and her little
/ daughter have returned from a visit OF
some months in England.
William Anderson and family have come
/ from Maryland make their home here
Mr.. Anderson is a brother of J. B. An
! derson of this city.
Mrs. Louis Ward and her little daugh-
ter have gone to England to make an ex-
/ tended visit
! Mrs. George Murphy and children are
visiting friends in Nebraska Upon theii
/ return TO Rock Springs they will shiT
their household goods and leave for SEQ
field, Utah to make their home.
Ed H Rife was in from his ranch the
first of the week
Mr. and Mrs. John Wright are rejOicins
over the arrival of a daughter at theil
home.
The Methodist parsonage is under quar-
antime, Master William Keplinger being
i'll Of scarlet fever.
Mrs D NJ Elias has been making
number of improvements TO her residence
on Spruce street, which she will shortly
occupy.
James Kay and family have left t
make their home near Ogden.
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ROCK SPRINGS NOTES.

HocA Springs Wyo. May 26.-Two pio-
- women Of SweetWater county died
sunday evening. Mrs David II. Miner
$50 away at the home Of her daugh-
SO ne Elk hotel in Rock Springs. She
leen spending the winter at Big
- out lately suffered a paralytic
sy ana was brought home last Fri
Nss -slns so III at that time that she
In ,slFleo from the train on a stretCher
H. unconscious condition. Mrs. Muir
zen a resident Of Rock Springs for
al 49, Two years and leaves a large circle
- -s-ls as well as her husband and ten
f-- children, 70 mourn her loss. The
cb---eel was held from the Congregational
Tz,t--A Wednesday afternoon, Rev. F. c.
f-ia,s oIIlclaung. A large number OF
rsS1e-s- Mere present 20 pay their last
0ffs-5-ss- 70 the departed and the floral
I WsS We're many and beautiful.
has - - Nlnsey, who is we'll known here
Fi-s, SS-lsaed his position as cashier of the
5-,9,.- Sya.lonal bank OF Rawlins and Will
tsrss-s MS ume TO his sheep and other in
a aus = Joseph Paine died at Green River
hess -s.-ay evening after a lingering i'll
bsa- ~ lancer or the stomach. Having
rss-a resident OF Green River for many
b. --5s :. Paine enjoyed the esteem of
ise-l5. tIcie Of friends. who symDathiZe
s-f win the beresVed husband. son
ms f. daughters. who mourn her loss.
co1ai ----I al was conducted from the Epis-
&C. clifch at Green River on Tuesday
rev + s. SEringfellOw off
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WEBER ACADEMY EXERCISES
u-.,+v.six Students Given Diplomas
'' .t Completion of COurse-ln-
clnded Music.

At the Weber academy commencement .ln,l
-. night more than 100 persons were
44s' The commencement was the lar
pre- held by the institution. A pro
So, which included musical sele 3Sl,ols
granl0 ,rsdamv orchestra and addresses
by the go IA the academy board was
by ms.l5'' The feature of the evening was
rsnds55gI-l - In the graduates by Presi-
on aq HSL-T[is NJ Lyman of the quorum
dent lis He spoke on The Treasure
Of tBe Fuus The ysledieIo osy,e was Da Dei
livefsl former principal Of the
o. s-Iv, presented the diplomas TO the
aeao---.i Graduates who were at one
wen l KS pupils in the school.
uls I-,-anine at the academy the alumni
~, me Institution will tender reception l6l on
ana oe- -'s field day at Lagoon.
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Oaden Briefs.

Holm Shields. the depot master at the
Union depot has a large force OF men az
work identifying the depot grounds ana
Yards.
Union services will be held next Sunday
al o. IN. at the Congregational church
hv tie pix-L0ean Dost of the G. a X
Ladies of The g. A. R.. WOmen's Relief
C0rus Spanish War Veterans ana the
auxiliary Escorted by the umIormeC
rank OF the knights Of Pythias, the ladies
and the veterans viii leave the city hall
40 eco D. IN to the church. Professor
w. lI lickendrick of the Weber acad-
cmy win be the speaker
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
afternoon at the oftlce OF me County
clerk to the following. Alexander Stricken
and Nellie Bosch both Of ogden; George
James of Hooper and Jane c. Roberts Of
Layton
TIE ogden Rapid Transit company has
begun. I'm thu district court, cOndemna-
lion proceedings against john 5. and Eva
p. Lewis. 10 secure right OF way over
their property i'm ogden canyon.
The j. p. J'Neill Construction company
has brought suit against Ogden City, cor
p0ratO1. 30 recover S,o02.45, alleged 10
be due for extra work done in sewer dis
trCt 10. TO- per an agreement made with
the city council Aug. 10, 1906.
By a deal closed last evening the pro-
U.et1rs of the OTpheum Maving Picture
theatre On this city now control the Isis
theatre and Will, after June l, take over
the Globe theatre. Manager Harry Sims
0f the Orpheum took charge Of the Isis
tleatTe last evening.
The case Of Clara SCherer against Mrs.
rs. o. Stanley occupied the attention OF
Judge Howell ia the district court yester-
day.
Henry Bush. q years Of age. of Brook
tn y. y, was picked up on the street
yesterday forenoon by Deputy Sheriff
Murphy and taken to the hospital. The
young man was in a very weak cOndi-
ton. having a serious attack Of rheuma-
usm.
Sarah Smith has brought suit for a di-
Iorc' To- the district court against NichO-
las Smith. on the ground Of cruelty and
aon-support- The couple were married in
salt Lake City.
The funeral services over the body Of
Thomas H. Brown will be held today at
Zoe Fourth ward meeting house at 2
o'clock. The cssket will be open at p.
m Etermeut viii be in the City Gene
terry.
In the police court before Judge Muir
pay yesterday morning, James Lawler,
aged Is, who was arrested several days
ago on the charge OF stealing so check,
gea1ed guilty and was sentenced TO thirty
GAYS in jail
Detective James T. Fender Of the Og-
cen police force. has returned to the city
ION Boise Ida, having in custody
1l-Lly Alntz who Is wanted in this city
't ne roobins residence Of A. P. BigeloT
last March.
private safe may be rented in the
4fs and burglar proof vault OF the Salt
axe Security & Trust Co., 80 up Main
IN 10
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Ernst Held for Trial.

4, the conclusion Of his preliminary
r--yfrr. Yesterday afternoon before
rdss Murphy in the municipal court,
TisT5nce Ernst, colored, charged with
r-r-ier in the first degree, was bound
over 10 the district court Ernst Is
charged with the killing OF Charles sta
tiav x ME remainder OF the witnesses
fo- The defense were examined yesterday
1ftarnoon. The defense also recalled a
number Of the witnesses for re-cross eX-
animation.