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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14

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Der, nre, Set fan life fonnne til 8lo=
oct. Or. Neters &11rifo 1,ooriper
Spgoomsipirerne fra 2ibspelfen
Gette 9Ggemiooel far eli interesiant
@iitorie. st 8lab % Ell lioen Bog
inbcboloe1oe ful0 9elfripelie og I'M
%0erretning bill blipe ienbt gratis til
erlbper, ser ienoer Mapn og Moresic
til 3r. @cter 6abrneD & Cons g..
1876 60. @opne Mpe., Chicago,
Il.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
Suroens minoite @epnblifcr.

Get lille, nelltrole 2al1oomroaoe
Morcsnct mellem Sen belgilfe Yro=
bins Siege og Sc pru1siilfe &reoic
Mocben % gupen bor biotil peret
onict for &eroens minoitc Mep11blit.
9ctte pilcr Jig r1 imiolerti6 at bore
urigtigt, ioct Ser finoes life minore
eno TO anore &epublifer, ser CT mint
bre ems Moresnet.
Gen enc al bisie beitaar al ct ill,
9icrg, ionr poo Sen clle SIDE greno-
ier til Troufrige % poa Sen a',oen
til Gent on Mioi / Scbmej5. 1il
bette @jerg finoes ingen Gier, men
bper Sonm,er m1fommuer ca. 100
Mrbejoere meo oeres Tamtlie og
&pGabiorocr, boi9ttcr Jig pao Bier
get og orbeioer / nogle @iner, Der
finoes Dcr. Torl1ocn 0isie Mineor=
6cjOcrc ontolnmcr oarlig Ell bolp
Sncs Spnmergjult ter, lon to9er in5
poo It lille pGnt @jeltgiperiteo, og
bette Yor @lnoreoe Me1neifer 1to-
9jpr tiliom1cn EFT lille, fri &,pr=
blif, ioa lnnge Somnreren barer,
lloe1 &on1mnci fotter % uoen Holiti.
Tolf, iom fpnnll1lr ser Mor efter
@or, fortrller, at @jnrget Ell Gong
for tilbprt set gan1le 8orgiogberi
ct. Ma1riec. &etterga19en / &e=
pltblitcn lropucs al ct &oo0 al oele=
gcrcoe fra fire pmliggel1oc &omuller,
% pco i'm iioitc Somli11g beifiefti=
ge0e Store Mooo / &al1ton @alliS
Jig mc6 sen fife &cpl1blif for at
fonrl1e til @orDeo oper, bpem Ser
egenlig flrn>e gjpre arop poa at eic
Sen. 9ette Spprgsmaol moatte man
in1iolertio after looe fol6e, ga Set pi=
lte Jig lnl,ligt at leie Set.
Gen al1oen fife &epublif beb0er
Sal 81 &cltino og ligger / Set itoli-
cnife 5prol, og So 9itrig og Stalien
II i'm SiO ofiottc 0eres @renol er,
operioo lr1ol1 f1lolten6ig 0enne lille,
iiolereoe Glct. Sra pitrigif SIDE fez
rcr film cit nreget oaorlig Sti til Sal
81 &cltil1o, og ira iatlienif SIDE IT,
rcr flere imolle 9iurgitier BERTH,
men ioo goot lom ingen al Sem er
til at poslere. Oolen far ca. 1000
Sr1obpggerc, iom CT for0elte / 6 lmoa
2%an0sbper, og ol(e Ssboerne ferer ct
title pg roligt 2ib l,0en gmbe5s=
memo eller onoen &egiering.
Del enel tie, 8eboer>1e / Sal 81 Ge-
lti1o 6eifiuftiger Jig nre0, er 8rGr=
6ingen al 5reful, og meo Oenne
Sn0tngtsfil0e CT Sc gobt tilfre6le,
i6et Sc meo ret goo 6%ortieneite fan
finoe Mflrtning for 0eres Garer til
begge St0er, ga Ser bberfen betaleS
Snoferielstol0 for Sreful / 9itrig
eller Stalien. &epublifens eneite
9prigbeo er Ereite11, iom, oglaa be-
lprger Sfoleun6erDisningen, og
Sprpget, ser tales / Sc iefs 2an6s=
bper, CT operalt italienif. 9en enc
lite, l%1ogenlunoe %or0enlige Sej, 1on1
f5rer lt0 og inb / SEN lille &epl1blif,
er 6looen Magaiino, bpis @an0 H.
Der l10 / @ar6aigen.
Set eneite, man fan in0ben6e moo,
at Sal 81 8altino fal6es en- &epn=
blif, er, at 9alen5 '1tnge Mpno gin
Ejenelte iom Solooter / SEN eitrig:
fife Seer.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
Ddoe nm
&%jpbenbapn os Treoerifsbcrg.

Gnfe Sine Yetrine Soldier. Tpr-
bpOer Sui. @abns @uitru Marie.
Sabelmager Sens @eter Mortenien
&onbitor 5borpalb Oscar Miin5berg.
6rf. 2al,ra Mltga,ita Senien. 6rf.
Morie sopbie &ielien. Barber @e=
fer %aloemor Sletting. &entrice
Trf. Anna 9ucia 9ino. @nfe Gene
2orien. Gbriitina Spenslon. &eb=
ilagermeiter Sc 6ries' Gnfe &riitine.
E%rofesior @ieletelot. 6abrifant
Sons Gbr. Sergenien. Gnfe 8irgitte
6rom. @nfe Glen &otbrinc 9orlen.
&etsb16 s. 8ouliens @ultrl1 &irlten.
Maitinorbejoer Senieus @uitru So
banne. Gnfc Sioie Moric Ml,nf.
Sre06osrmeiter Sans @briitian 81
ien. 5%iifeban0ler Sgrgen 2altlun0s
@ul trl1' &uren. Gnfe &nl10tne SSH
brlnline @nrent5en. @roslerer Sel1=
lens @ltltru &irltinc. @ammerosieS=
lor Ireoerif G6riltian Yeterlen. Ma=
ifinorbcjDer 2aurios Yeoer Yeteri en.
Irf. Gnilie Sophie Moler. 6bp. Mo-
jltnft Eetcr @peg @orunil,g. @ros=
! lcrer SllOfo 3p6ert. Trf. @onre S.
/ roellen. Gnfe Gmmo Gngelsoorff
Maler Gmilil1s 7itlep 2%lnogreer1
I SIP. &Grtsbusboloer 6rntt3 Eetcl
, 9fielie1. Malermelte Soroons emf,
/ Nrno. grte 8irt6e &aSm1slen
SIN. Spgeplejerife Glnilie Gortbet
! Spren. Murer Sens Gorl Yeterien
Marie 8eoersoatter. Sfom1agerip
Gn1il 9egol1ger @aoieb. @nfe Mnnc
Morgretbe Sacobien. @0itb Mnge
lica Mn0erien. SIP. Sfibsfprer So
rent5 Setter Sacobien. @ie6elime(
6reoerif Sborpalo Simonien. @nfe
Nrofesiorinoe S1lie &obitng. Sfibs
fof Sens Mlfre6 &eterien. 6prbeoe1
@anlens @nfe Mette. Mrbej6Smani
pes Srlogsberftet @n1il 3beooo'
Gie6ler. @nfe Slime Marie Scbel
Ter. Sne0fer' 8rDgman11s !@ultrl
Nn,ra. Sfomager Suli11s SofuI
@anlteo. Spmreripeno Mieliens emf
&orcn. Sperlergent 2ebrecbts gnf
Gina. Gipilarb. peo @epnrfobrifel
Shorten Senien. D%etailbanoler &is
felots Slitru Singer 8oline. Slog
ternlelter &iborgs @nfe Sine. Sneo
fer Mieolai 2orie1s @nfe 2ourine
8agerfuff Sens Setter Senien. Gnf
0ortbea 6reberiffe &eterim. Se
man6 Spen gbension. gnfe Sin
Gatbrine Mulpab. @ibsfignrn1oge
Aficls Sobmneien 6riis. sfoleb,
ltprer 0etlep &. &ennes @ultru 81
pbie. Sfomageripen0 Se1iens 81
ltru MnDreo Mieliine Marie. gn}
g(ne &iritine Mn6erien. Stu. SIP
!. manb &anoinol6o Grtco &olmbo
!. @onoitor Mgllers gnfe Mnna. ST,
5folebeitprer Soban @eter &eterie1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
. Olien: rMen fiare, gu er il
felt l%naplet paa SEN enc aino."

felt inapiet paa Sen enc &ino."
@anien: rSSa, ier Oh, for flor
ten Gage iiben blep leg oDerfaloen
fer / 9fumringen al en- Man0, iom
lange0e mig Ell grefigen, og MI IL
ger Eolitiet, at jeg life maa' paoffe
mig, f6r 9Ipngelen er faneet, og
man bar facet bans @en0er lam>
menltgnet me6 SingeraftrDffet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14

gnfe Sine &atbrine Neterien. So
brifeier Sgrgen Gbriiten Spe6e. &an-
6elsreiien6e Soban1tes 8eter 2gff.
5bn. gfolebeitprertnoe Gmilie Saco-
bine 8igrnlon. Mpotefer Mlfreo
Gal0emar 8erg1naru1. light Sine
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
Stands Deres I1oste!

Hvorfor blive we'd med at harke og
spytte mar nogle faa Dosis af Warmers
White Wine of Tar vii bringe hurtig Lin
dring, hele den 0mme Hinde og f~orebygge
Lungebetendelse. Der findes intet bedre
for Kighoste hos Born. Faces i allie Apo
thicker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
Trcocrifsbura Slots 8raab sen II. Gce6r. 1859.

WV o<N
Sort Sl9gtleo fierocr fl,r1 BET
%ifjpnne 6reoeritsborg Slot, ser lig=
ger iaa ioplliif pes sen lille 1noro=
%iiGlla1Olfc 9p @illerpo, JONI @ient=
met for Sc perocnsberpmte Samlin=
ger. Mun / i'm Sio par oct ct ber=
ligt @jcm for Ganuuorts &onger,
i11otil set brrnote s.. IL. Gccenlber
1859,
set Aor, oo 6reocrifs6prg
brrll0tc a
% set bar 10 gruelig il0c,
paa Slottet pi0lte il1gc1, bupr Slocn
fom fra,
for 81 babe allie pu't til @iloe --
@an1le Soft pil enom1 minocs,
bptlfet iergeligt S%l.lebuoifa6 Ser for
so Mar li0en lpo ben op,r 2anoet:
9annrarfs ifjpnne Slot 6reSerifS=
borg par bre1ot. Om bennc Brand
ifrtper Sorfatteren &11l10 8offe1beu<
ler / 8la6et u&gbenbaDn":
Mprgenen 5. II. 0ecelnber trent
brpo folo og graz. &e0 gllepett0en
begpnote S%clegrafens Sroaoe at ipil=
lc, &pgtct breote Jig baitigt: ~6reoe-
.ritsborg brpn6er!" Sl1gen bil6e tro
oct! 6rc%oerifsbprg, oct ltolte Slot,
iom 6reocrif oen Mnoen bopoc lfjGl1=
tet ii,1e liolte 5anfcr, iom &riitio11
oen 6ieroc bopoe rejit miot op al
&a10ct, oennc ltroolenoe Songs
borg, Spnbolct poa Gannnarfs
Stprbco, @ien for oc rige Min0cr,
flu,be set lpnfc / @rltS?
So, &isbeoel, sen grulomn1e &is-
bco, fonn, ga l,a11 lao 9pc,s
Sprpiter / %flppenoc 6art blipe fprt
as 2onoet til n1locr &iccbrn1omojo=
rc1s &oulonop.
6olfs fprite Smertc oflpites III, al
ct ialot &aieri, ser pcl,otc Jig moo
Wcrlinu On @rcpi110r Conner. Sc
al1urfcli9itc Eooltm,oe nolpreoteS pg
hlep trocoe.
Get bar life rrot meo, at @repi,1=
Sen bopoc bcinittct Slottct; set
ifrep ~9agblobct" / Gottocns noget
tililpre0e Still: voette ltoltc, gal1le
Slot, &1nfarnationcn al 6%prtioe1s
mormrfiifc soeol, lcl1ere Sflepla0=
ien for @egipcnbc0er, lpm life pil
bprc til Gan1lrorts bnocrliglte Min=
Ser, er iii CHI rpg1n0c Hl1il1."
Soft glcnnte life @repinocn, % at
bl1n bnpoe palgt bette Slot, bpor
&riltim Sen 6jcrbc bar fpbt, bpor
Glconore GbriltinrS &uuge ltoo, til
Sfucpluos for oct sggtelfab, Ser
ltifteocs mellen1 beuoc og &pl1gcll
ben s. Nltgltlt 1859.
Set Gco, at @repinoc11 iprlt bopDc
lu0et iine egnc, &oltborbeoer reo0e,
oerpe0 par mango al DC biltorilfc
Eprtrutttr pg fren1 fpr alt Gorl b.
chambers bcrpll1te % 8pbeli1er
tobte.
Moicriet iteg. S &oli1o lpille0cs
bper slfter v@repiuoen pg 6el1ocs
Spifeu0ebarn", Crit 9egbs bebun-
Digit tilrettelogte, ifiulte Mngreb poo
benoe, og l1ge11ert iar1g man pao 60:
ser og Streoer, ia felt op un1ocl
&riltions6orgs @inol1er Sc berenttt
Sme0elinier:
Seq Dooer Sen, ioln lteg ira 9pbet
beoeffet me0 ct 6olfs 6oragt,
JONI I'LL beberlfer bele &rpbet
peo i%tiaalet @ltlo % ronet Mogt,
iom freft fortr9ng,r, bpao hi ejel
al beoret Mapr og, n0elt 8loo,
og mes i'm Sfare lpoige 2ofaier
Ell 5fanie ilaor ON Sronens 500
SamtiOig pofse0e ser en- parn
Spmpatbi op imoo aongel1. &a1
iful0e life bore biemlgs. @on 6ap
Sc ifjanfet Set oanife 5plf en- iaa
Ban vJribeoe1ts Borg, at Solicit be
bil0e reiie bout ct l1pe Stem.
2i6t bialp set, at u6eorelonoet
% vDagblaOet" fan0t 5o1fen on
6reoerifsborg @jenopfdrelie umltlig
BET bar altfor foitbart, log0e Sc, 0
l1lan fltnbe 10 bpgge Ell balp 6loab
Stands Deres HOste!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14

eller foripnc 6clc 2alloet n1co Ser1=
honer for set 9clpb, Ser gift meo.
% 9jernifabe &riition sen 6jerocs
Borg bar nrin1eligt og ugierligt.
SnnoO 0ette lto0 &pngcl1s Sro fro
Srale0notten: rMeo @llos 90 nit
Soils @irlp ifol jog otter rcjic nit
Slot, f%orinocn ieA opr."
&olg 6rebcrif op.epcoe oglao, at
Saolomllingcrl, Der tcgpnote / 1861,
par / goo 8U,1ge, og at &uultflios=
lpttcrict brogte itore Sum1n1er ino,
! men fan loo life Stonosnil,ge1
1877, 81 bcller ofbpoe @rpgger SSSa-
cp6ieus itorllaococ Bopc, Scr bor
lm1li9gjort 1l%tlofprelic1, og ban iii
life at ie, at 6reoerifsborg life me-
re blep &ongcborg, men @jem for
6oltets 6prcite Minoer.
"a Song Treoerit 2proug sen
II. 0ccunber ON Mftcnel1 op6t bcpr=
get ton til @ope0itaocn % orog inl
poa &riitiansborg, billte Solicit Fan,
/ title &cn1oo. Man pplporeOe iii
&oitri, til @rcpillocn fon1, men Dl,r
loo Jig flogelig fpre as Ompeje, oe
%crling tog Mfifeo % rcilte poo Ell
lang ltoelllanosrciic. Sc icncr, &c:
9ipcnbcoer / &%jsbcnbnpu, ion pal
6plger berof, berer life ber6,,.
&lun ct ifal hi cnom1 fer poapcgc.
Set er oen ejeltopn1m1tligc l16pggc:
fplellc, Scr grcb bcle sen mere oplD:
tic Gel al Solicit, oo 6reocrifsbor1
! gtf til @rlu1be. Mul, or1e0c FER
&arsler OH Immulorfs fouuner0.
ltlpffe, pg bette gap Jig ltotrpf life
olcllc Mano og Mano imcllcm, nncl,
ogiaa / Gigte iporcs set.
rSllnltrerct 5ioenoe" c,,0er Ct
9igt meo:
Is 6lanullrr,lt ira lin Iecembcr.
pil crtoog molrgcll mi, bpis Iooret
rinoe,
pe0 Sabet al Dor Moltc T%prtiosifat
ct &orl el on sin cgcn Sfebl1t
fin6e."
5 ~Trorelor,oct" iplger CT, aroer
Eoet:
~Gomlmrfs Stoltbco logt / @rl1s
3aumarfs hc0itc galnle !@l1s,
Gl10, las il1ge11 &eperflamnre
lrgge 9unmorf iclp / @r11sy"
Sg lolnne Spl1er Finger i Gag:
blu0et":
uGmn1arf, purll ON sin 9Gres Sfot
glenn Ell lelp / Sin Sorg,
ipufe Olt fan poo eli %cllelte Not
brot lpln 6rcocrifsbnrg."
Men ifisnnelt % melt lift forn1e
Sc oog Gnrlten @orcb / v6eorelan
Set" bcu 81. Geccrtber 6plfets &inr
ligbeO til v0ct oejlige Slot meo s;
6ltl1fenOe 6lpjc", bbis
rtl1iil1oe 8illeocr, nlegtige Climber
pioner ON 6prtioens Storbeo 0!
@lous,
pel6ige 9fl1ter mos 0anl1elnorf.
Sie11oer
troligt p%ogteOcs bag 8egene
&ral1."S
S lepe116e 6arper giper ban c
8ille6e al l1lpffesnotten og 11obrp0e
til1i61t:
~6aloen er set iterfe @1ls,
mon set ifal ct @ari el bore?
Donmorfs @lans og 9onmorf
9@re,
lfal Sc iDnfe MI / @ruS?
Mei, langt heller bill ri 50,
ingen Srpgt bort @oo ifal BIND,
{ lelp / gorgen &raft III fin6e
for at frelie Danmarfs g."
| 9lf, bespGrre: 6re0ensborg 8ran
!; 6lep ct on6t og pirfeligt 8ariel o.
] Sen 9rano, Ser inort 1ful0e bring
14arvo 1t1nTfo@
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
&emorrboiser fureret paa 6 til IA 9aae

Daso otntuent :urerer etboert 9ilfelbe af flp.
enbe. blinbe. bIpbenbe eler freutrabenbe @emprrbDi.
per 6-l4 9oge. eller .9en9ette tilba9e. 56e. Tilbir.
let al NartS Yeeotctne 0a., ct. Souls, Mtc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14

Sort SlGgtleo fien0cr flll BET
%ifipnr1e 6reoerifsborg Slot, Ser lig=
ger ioo ioplliif pes sen lille moro
iiellanolfc @p @illerpo, iom Silent
met for Sc perocuSberpmte Sam1lin=
ger. Men / i'm 5io par oct ct ber=
ligt Silent for 9ann1orfs &onger,
inotil set bru1Ote 5. IL. 9ccen1ber
1859,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30

bodies OF the victims. Since the ex-
plosion at the Union Portland Sc
mcnt works "A force Of men have been
constantly at work with "a steam shov-
81 clearing away the great mass OF
earth that piled In the tunnel at the
quarry. covering Z men. II has been
a heroic struggle To eNhume the bodies
ruthlessly hurled 10 eternity ana
buried under thousands ~ tons OF
Garth. but uP 20 this time only four
bodies have been unearthcd. The tun-
mel az the time Of the explosion eX-
tended into the mountain 90 feet ana
the face Of the mountain was COM
posed Of solid limestone about $50 feet
high. This mass OF rock was broken
over the tunnel. 80 that the work or
removing u sufficiently 20 enable the
workmen 10 md the bodies of the
men cntombed has bocn Of mammoth
proportions The work OF the steam
shovel has been conficd to the tunnel
proper hut as the nearby rock and
earth have been cleared away. more
has cavcd into the place and neces-
STATED the removal OF many more
tons OF earth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
PIONEER EMICRANT
TREK TO lockwood
Two Hundred People Take Part I'm
Unique Festival nj Judge Booths
Country Home.


PROVO. June 3O.-About 200 people
men, women aud children took part in
the emigrant outing 20 Judge Booths
country home, Edgewood. In Pleasant
View ward yesterday and today. The
participants gathered at Judge Booths
Nomc IN tac CITY al 2 O'Clock. yoster-
day afternoon and soon after the pro-
cesiion was formed and the march
taken up for Edgewood. some four
miles distant. The immigrants were
dressed. ~ far as possible, in cos
tunes 20 represent emigrants crossing
the plains and the wagons made to con-
form In appearance to the vehicles OF
early days. The oxen we're not in evil
dence. but cows were led behind some
Of the wagons The company was or
ganized with Judge Booth as captain
Of the company. and captains OF tens
were appointed. on arriving at Edge
wood. camp was formed and supper
prepared on camp fires. from provisions
brought by the Immigrants" An in
teresting program Of songs and speech
es, reminiscent in character was rem
dered followed with r. dance and at
late hour the fires were banked and
the travellers retired for the night
sleeping in the wagons and under the
trees.
This morning the immigrants were
called for breakfast which was pre-
coded by the devotional exercises usual
to Mormon immigrant companies
crossing the plains, after which camp
was broken and the company returned
to Provo we'll pleased with their mimic
trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
GARLAND.
SANE AND SAFE FOURTH
SPLENDID CROP CONDITIONS
Especial correpondence.)

GARLAND, Boxelder Co.. June IS
The citizens OF Garland are preparing
10 hold a fitting celebration Of the
Fourth. =. c. Whelon is chairman Of
the committee on arrangements II
will be an up-to-date affair, minus fire.
crackers and fireworks.
The first crop Of lucern was good and
is about all in the stack The dry
farm grain IS very fair. and looks "a IL
II would yield an average Of 25 bushels
to the acre. The beets are also looking
well regardless OF the dry weather
which has prevailed since February
last
The recent conference Of the Relief
societies OF Bear River stake. held at
Elwood, was very successful and en-
toyable one, and was well attended.
The Elwood Relief society served din
ner TO the 200 present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

OGDEN. June 3O.-Liccnses TO wed
have been granted to the following
couples by County Clerk s. c. Dye:
Thomas A. DeVine and May Ross.
both OF ogden
Lorin NJ. Paul and Nellie j. Thomp-
son. both OF Salt Lake
Clarence Flint and Ada Young, both
OF Kaysville
Earl w. Stone OF Lakeside and Edith
NJ Lance Of Oneida. Idaho
William Herman Wagner and Eliza
beth Wagner. both OF Ogden
Edward r Niehaus OF Berkeley. Cal,
and Goldie Fell " Ogden.
Franklin M Beck and Emily A. Rice.
10th OF ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN. June 30 Charles r. BURNS
pleaded guilty to the charge OF drunk
enness before Judge J. =. BaF'ey ~
wednesday In the police court ma wac
sentenced 10 remain IN JAN for I'VE
days or pay a fine ~ s..
Susie Jones md Josie Warwick were
each sentenced to pay fines 90 SIS nr
remain IN jall for Is DAYS on the charge
~ vagrnncy Both Of the ladies" are
colOrcd and have been causing the Of
ncers much trouble NJ late by thor
petty stralings and other dcpredations
The warwick woman accosted Dctcc-
tive Fender on Tuesday night as h,
was ON his way home and was promp.-
IS arrested for her trouble
Mrs frankie Winter denied the
charge or tagranCy and was placed
under sij bond 10 await Der trial this
morning
KID Carter, colored, who was released
late Tuesday afternoon on the charge
of vagrancy, was again before the
court, this time on drunk charge
Carter was given five days or s.. neces-
sity causing him to take the former
Peter Fisher forfeited 81 bail FOR vio-
hitting the Bicycle ordinance. John Ritz
son was fined an equal amount on n
similar charge Frank Checketts was
with assault although tcsti-
mouy showed that he was also guilty
NJ petit larceny by having stolen sotua
cabbages from the garden of G.. Bork-
veg. The latter bore a black eye a.
mute testimony OF the treatment ne
had received az the hands OF Checketts
after ordering him from his oabhag,
patch. The court imposed sentence
II $40
Tom Lyon was again charged with
and forfeited his usual s.
line.
The ball OF Charles Ford, charged
with disturbing the peace. was reduced
rom $40 to s. and declared forfeited.
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WORKMAN BADLY HURT.

OGDEN. June 30.--Charles Holm -.
railroad laborer at Lake Side. was ~
badly injured this morning while un-
loading n car Of ties When the car
was about half em0tied the car was
hunted into unexpectedly AMI Holmes
was buried under lot OF ties one
~ his legs was broken aud perhaps
some 81 his ribs but the worst injury
Is In his head. conclusion OF the brain
being feared He was rushed on
special to Ogden and taken to the gen
dressed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-30
ITALIAN THREATENED
BY BLACK HAND H0LOUP

OGDEN. June 30.--VlrRilio Iobello.
an Italian living at 1859 Twenty-htth
street. reported To the police that b"
had received a "black hand letter In
which $500 Is demanded by the writer
az once The writer threatens TO xii
the Italian and his children " his Do
mands are not compiled with The let
ter was left at the police station. The
police are inclined To believe thar II was
written by some one as a Joke or By
como dime novel randlng bow
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.lO0BER SUSPECTS
RELEASED CLUES LOST
lore Rewards Offcrcd--P1nkcrtOns
Hope soon 10 Capture
Bandits

OGDEN. June 3O.-Wlth the an
ouncemcnt Wednesday evening In a
peal paper that the three railroad
zen being held for Investigation I'm
innection with the train robbery OF
londay morning were W j. Gafvin.
'35 Poplar avenue. a. r. Know ana
X. Dale. the fact that dlscrimin-
, ton Is being shown 10 tho press Ia
. Ouhly emphasized. The men were
leased after BaggaEeman j. NJ. Reed
tilod to identify them and apparently
ne officers are at their wits end 20
now what step to take. The police
re very reticent AZ 10 any further
ues they may have picked up In con-
ection with the getaway OF the ban
Is and In view OF the fact that much
lntradictory Information has been
'iven regarding the number ~ tho
oldups and tho direction taken after
ne robbery. the whole anair now APP
ears to be a problem too deep for
ne large number OF railroad detectives
nd local officers who have been work
* necessarily on the case. II IL also
Understood that Pinkerton detectives
re at work on certain ches known
My TO themselves. though no infor-
lation for publication can be learned.
he officers are very much concerned
vor the strange buggy tracks which
ere followed all day Monday In the
ERECTION OF Little Mountain and are
ordering why nothing Is heard from
arties who know Of tho tracks. pre-.
inning such parties are innocent. Up
a late hour on "Wednesday no furth- |
light had been shed on the mo tier |
with william I Willsie, supcrintend- |
IT OF the PinkertOn agency ut Salt !
AXE, directing the search for the
ain robbers who held mp an Oregon |
1Ort Line train here early Monday
orning II is believed that there will |
. some developments soon.
In addition TO the $3.50 reward Of |
red by the governor Yesterday and |
10 $500 offered bv the Union Pa |
DC, the American Express company |
lnounced that reward OF $500 will \
, paid for their capture.
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nand christensen. Tho funeral sary-
ices were held from the home lime %
SMITH, HARRIET SCOFIFJ.D-A,
the family home, gl6 Idaho stree,
Boise, Ida, Mrs Harriet ScoaelS
Smith. Wife Of G. 3. Smith. proprie,o-
OF the Pacific hotel She was a notiy.
Of England but since her early WON.
anhood has made her home in m.
west. She was a member OF a par,v
or immigrants who crossed the blair,
In 1863 In OK teams The membars
OF the party made their home. In
Tooele, Utah. whore she spent A nun.
Der of years. She was married 10 NJ,
Smith In Utah and in 1881 they moyss
to Idaho locating at Albion. Later
they removed to Wood river. whera
they lived for a time and then wen,
to the Salmon river country from
which place they moved 10 Boise
where they made their home She 4,
survived by her husband four bows
and a daughter The childrcus names
are George S. Frank who is In New
York, Edward s. James Arthur and
Ethe T.. Smith. All were In attendance
at the bedside Of their mother during
her last hours with the exception 81
the son in New York
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CITY SCHOOL AFFAIRS
DISTRICT COURT
lspeeIal correspond.enee. J

especial Correspondence
PROVO. June 3O.--State Supt. Nelson
has advised the board OF education
that there are eight free state normal
school scholarships available for Pro-
vo City; one for each Of first, second.
third and fourth years OF secondary
training school. and four for the college
depa rtment OF the state university. The
matter has been referred 10 Supt. Raw
lings.
The following school census enumer-
ators have been appointed:
First Ward-Mrs. Gertrude Page
Second Ward--Mrs. Maud Passey.
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RETAIL CLERKS UNION.

OGDEN, June 3O.-The retail clerks
OF the city are being organized into a
union after which the State Federation
OF Labor viii assist them TO maintain
their first victory. early closing on Sat-
urday nights. Several OF the local
unions particularly among the rail
road men In the Ogden shops, refused
TO recognize the retail clerks in tho
movement for early closing because
they were not organized into a real
union. In some Of the communication
which we're openly published by the
shop men, they threatened TO send east
for their merchandise unless the mer-