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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-28
MISSION THEATRE.

That the present bill at the Mission
is pleasing was evident again yesterday
when big audiences witnessed each of
the three performances. Bessie Valdare
and her five young women bicycle riders
came in for no end of applause. Hiskeys
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DIED.

FASSELL-375 South Sixth East street,
March 20, 1910. of gunshot wound,
George w. Fassell, born March 16,
1885, in Salt Lake City, son of Au-
gusta Robson Fassell and the late
Martin Fassell.
Short services at the family resi-
dence prior to going to the Phillips
congregational church, corner Fifth
South and Seventh East, where regu-
lar funeral services will be held Tues
day, at p. m. Friends are invited to
attend. Interment in Mt. Olivet ceme-
terry.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-28

THE international Association of Ma
chinists will give a reception and
ball at Odeon hall tonight. The event
has been termed a carnation ball, be-
cause of the fact that carnations
will figure prominently in the deco
rations. The grand march will COM
mence at o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-28
oRPHEUM THEATRE.

The ordinary idea of nothing TO see
is exemplified in all but two of the acts
at the Orpheum this week. the bill open
ing yesterday to crowded houses that
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comedy circus, with Obey, the bueking
mule, furnished no end of amusement to
both old and young. Mr.. Hiskey has an
nounced that he will give s. to the per-
son who can stay longest with Obey and
ride the revolving table. No one will
be barred. The attempt will be made
at Tuesdays performance. Lora, the
young German woman mind reader and
calculator, has created a sensation. Rob
erts and Fulton and Marie Fitzgibbon
are good for laugh a minute.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-28

GEORGE SMITH, J. McKinner, An
drew Larsen, Frank Cramer and
John Gets were arrested last night
in the neighborhood of Sixth West
street and First South street, charged
with vagrancy.
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FUNERAL services were held over the
body of Julia, the young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bloomquist of
Murray, Sunday afternoon from the
family residence. Interment was in
South Cottonwood cemetery.
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CITY BREVTTIES

JUDGE W. II. KING has returned from
San Francisco, where he has been for
some time past on legal business.
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WILLIANS-In this city, March 81.
1910, Charles K. Williams, aged 90
years, a member of the Structural
Iron Workers union.
Remains are at the private reception
rooms of Eber w. Hall, 164 South West
Temple. Notice of funeral later.
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CHESLEY-Corner Sixth West and
Eleventh South streets, March "a,
1910, of pneumonia, William A. Ches-
ley, in his 65th year. native of Hi
nois.
Notice of funeral later
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PAVLOS-In this city, March 81, 1870
Christ Pavlos, aged 95 years.
Remains are at the parlors of Eber
w Hall, 1874 South West Temple street
Notice of funeral later
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-02-11
NEWS FROM NASSAU

Arrival OF she Steamshsp Corsica.
Tho steamship Corsica Captain l. Mesnricr from Ha-
on tine sth, and Nassau the 10th inst arrived
yesterday morning.
The French bark Eugene, OF MArsenles, With cargo
Of sou. sooo bsSs of coco 200 piec.s nf mahogany
lcrosch about 200 pounds wax 800 dried hidsa and
about 90 tons Of icgwood was totally wrecked the
northeast point OF Great Insgaa ca the morning Of the
zt,a CT February last Tho captain end par Of tns
crew we're saved; The mate and two esamsn usro
drowned
Tie blockade runner Banshce With 1000 bales Of COT
ton arrived o. Nassau on the seth from Galveston She
reports Galveston gsfrsoaed By twelve hundred trocpa
Twelve Union ships were OF the bar SIX siesmen had
sailed recently from Havana for Galveston
FATAL ACCIDENT on BOARD Pile aTEAfsaiP coR.
sIcA FRox HAVANA.
AterTisle sccldent occurred on board the sssanahp
corsics her lite passage from Havana TO this port
which resulted nthe death Of two persona and seriously
inlqrtng three othera Il appears that whom foas
As-r oct from port barrel OF spirits about being
lowered into the lower hold when owing 10 wrong
management In arranging the sings the barre, slipped
and fell with grca, force into tho hold where 70 i'm.
meiiatsly burst Tho storekeeper, Nj. john Hushss,
who vas In the hclA a the time with several Others
upon seeing the occurrence, went immediately 70 tAs
bsrra and having lighted candle In his hand, w sst
IRE 70 the sprtA which exploded. killing Mr. Hughes
instantly and MORALLY woundIns the carpenter, Mr. I
xcNeal who died on Thursday night Three o,hsn a
the crsw. named Mitchell, Thompson and Murphy, are
sssioasiy injured but win recover Tue passenger held
smsesne board Cor the relief Of the sarcrGs WHARF
upon some eight hordrsd deli.rs werc subscribed
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News from Chihuahua.
TO THE RpIroB OF TIE HR1ALD.

TO TIE EpiTCB OF TIE HERALD.
NV Yoaz, April Ii, 1898
From letter Just received from ffend in the city o.
Chihuahua Mexico, the following asns ass sleaned-
Juxrss and his cabinet ore sp es they for long sns
have BEEN In that city Tho Republican torso With tss
President numbers about one thousand G7o hundred
men The nearest Imperial troops Is sorco CT tish.
hundred which has for some time been stationed st The
town OF Ceo 9ordo in the State Of Durango but quats
latter State, visiting the towna OF Vhe and gss b
making no progress, were soon withdrawn
Mr. Leaton, nom Pnsso del Eor1e, 70 recruiting
Americans for service under the Jrssz banner and has
already enrolled about aeventy.nve General Gonzalez
ortega Of the republican ssy passed through the city
or II raso short time ago. on his way The Unteh
States special business from the President Colonel
HeinIA Hungarian in the republican army, vss
also IN tue above mentioned city at she
cane tine his way California for the pryrose of
missing force of thousand Fifteen hundred mea IN
mat Stats for service under President Juarsz
Ihe enclosed printed slip Is an o0caI announcement b
the yrarez govefnmsnt Of victory gained b tsst brave
republican partisan eadee Corona detachment %
Imperial eadiers and hSs NOT yvt reached here BY
The ordinary channeie Of decentralization =. r. D.
HuzzA ron RATIONAL MISREPRESENTATION TO
TIE srATn -og 'snsxIo1--vEANEs 10 GENTaAI
CORONA.
Tho goyernaent has received The welcomc ineiseaca
officially, that Che valiant General Corona after cunI
considerable loss on the Arost upon the French force
marching from Durango 70 Hasstan has completely d.
shsrpshooters) s the town Of veranosthcss who did
not fall in action being shot, PsPouars in prsss ard
x,ll be published forthwith.
'sCsrguAHuI, Feb. 8, ls6t.
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OFFICE. OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER 81
10 observation-disclosures inclosed 10 a s.sled en-
vclnpe udorsed tic t.c If the work, aud WITH ne
bidder thrrron viii be reee I'd Al tbe
Office until Wednesday April Is, 1865 a. cl.ren oeoek
4. ". -
drrdth erect between E,li.l 3israc md BrV>dwhy
For curb gutter and Tagging tHiynlth sGeei petweeo
Le.iastou and Fourth avt nIcx - - . a..
For curb gutter and Seegu sxIeih street. between Ffst
second avenues.
For seuas and reseir7 curb and gutter n Third avenue
between s,iiy >iAth sld Li;hiy nita -tre-tk- ,s
Tompkns strevI, between Esngion ana stan
II
FOR nasrg Forty fourth street. between TENN Een
cnth a rbues.
In eighth S16q
betUccn fIrst aud Second avenues
Blank orms OF proposals. together with the specifications
and nercemeHs be 0oiairrl this oiucb.
naleG, Street Dcparc1enL New York, April Is 1850
CHARLES q. CORNELL.
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ciRra.Oa Friday eveains, April Il, Elm assTz, TO
bet or Sa urei Carer 10 tfe etl year q htr age
Tho r.aiiyea All friends Of the fnnily respect
fen invited attend tie fan,ral from Der l-te teal.
eoa-e 10 TOT Scooa6 avende Trly -eshlh street.
On Ntnday ateruoon, ct one o'clock
f4lla1e.rs rcpers rleAse opy
kssxsff --At sshvtle Tanb 30 eaiuFd=y. Epri b.
g. ~ wiie u As iate Edward EcaTscy 81 ISraaSnae
topr.y ncnesAi, trs std
- y IS tae Ten - hereafter
Lfty So -ossiAs .es saoai Py7G
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amid unfortunate oounses, they ie am equally San

CAPTURED Gurs.
considerable portion NJ tho guns captured By us In
NE late pursuit are nov being daily received here Many
q them are Of very superior make and are Of shs Arm
stroug pattern
eeStRAL eaAyr's popy euAnD-"Foreru rpcuILRs"
This veteran regiment from whose ranks have sprung
upvarda Of twenty generals 10 commands In the service
Of tie government and tie rebellion, and among whom
wcrs numbered Grant add Sheridan, arrived here this
evening from tho front, upon their way 70 20 the
marched from Prospect Hill siuce sgs, o'clock 10 the
morning. distance of thrtythrce miles They will
probebly tsko tho trnn from this locality 70 City Point
The regiment Is 10 command OF Major Cn'ns.
Prominent among tho rumors Of movement OF the
foib ccrps the report that It WI be seut 10 Danvio,
has yet TRANSFERRED 10 corroborate this eupposton Go
where may thr olo Ninth corps will never refuse the
"~ager Of battle" vita any antagonist courageous
enough TO confront IT,
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-02-11

ID R.R-THE Great coPEsroNE OF .MEDIcINESs
~. RAILWAYS READY RELfEF.-This remedy 10 tbs
useful and mport1n medicine la the wotd; 10
vcntve sickness well ready relic! in all q
pain aches, inhrmes and disease Every isHly Should
Keep in the house The oincst sou eApcrence pain e
uneasness IN any par; OF the body dose OF RADMAf&
READY RELIEF sEon nternsly, or applied exerrsly -
pain may rsSuire will the patient 10
eAee and comfort in from ONE TO FIFTEEN HfNOT&a.
Sold by RADWAY CO.. g. Maiden lane, and BY drpegss
rAnerGiiy
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Of Richmond was reached, and tho co'o-s OF o:eryg
unfuried the Steps or tho Capitol Two hours
thirty minutes before the colors of any othee battery
When the main body Of the two corps moscd ulno
Richmond the Twenty fourth vac also ahoad
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-02-11
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO:
Surrender Of the Chief Army Of Jnarea
In Central Mexico,
CAmo, NJ April II, 1855.

N1ntU, ~ APhi II, Iedo,
New Orleans sdvices OF the 9Th Inst are received
The Tue DStd claims 70 have Official Intelligence that
General Rheasena commanding the chief Sxny Of Jues
in Central Mckee, has abandoned the coatest Ms whole
army has given up lighting and returned 70 Their homea
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The Charge Against Gen. Darlington.

The Charge Against Gen. Darlington.
cNGsNAn, April il, 1855.
oea Darlington has Published card saying that The
charges against him all Infamous attempts TO ooer
the credit Of hs service In incana HIS friends SAP
the Hastcr grew cut Of misunderstanding win paymss
ten aid that al the money for which re iarsspoaziois
Is dspossssc IN eS.k. resey TO be handed oveE
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NEWSPAPER ACCo UNITS

Tho Rebel General n. e. Lee Reported
la Richmond.
, (Frora the Richmond Whig, April t3l
We learn that General Robert E. Lee Syrved n ~
city Last nlRht.
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caino, April IL 1855.
rhs rsbsl. Colonel Forrest ana stair hare arrived a,
Msuchis Under Gag q truce granted b. General
wnsnA for he parposo Of eOofsrras viii eenerni
wsahssxDe upon tho saAsss Of esisruins,as Ep04psA
xns uspn q he ccnfarnce A 10, knsy~
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CcHENcK,s auLNoyLc syRuP.-rRE GREAT BLOOD


ScHENcK's PuLNoX5G I. s Y THE GREAT BLOOD
TIT sgp T ssa pna sa k sa sSs Ssssf sS0
@ ss OS S = 1 I he SS re 1 6s VIZ
DRAKE PILLS. the system resIneF s hesthy c1nslhoo;
lungs n must yield to her powcr
u almost every square q Ph;aee!rh there es psfsors
by the DR.. schencs medicines heny persons hsvA
fned TO taer beds reduced cre sEs: oEs ana roeee6
VITA eeusn sight sweAts hectic isSsF and al me o.Aef h"
aninsuo wifi he QUE lung has sern io19d ss
Thai ,s.y i.ts have pee: SAVED By s@s resort 70 tssas
Ell the patient must have soslunss remaining opi thoH'
VICTIMS or coNsUwpros
aesce 1ded tier graves who might have been cured
Ss u ss eGs G el ' 70 o sG
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Ser ability % regulate ard SyS@,ss a., s ws fs
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da's e0 saEscG & fG isHs sYkGs
yin Eroons life confines ssstrsl s GSnsh q keene e
tseir fcneoas When lis Su1s are too Tar eons To- curs
Thsrais medicine shat ecnsumption when sOs
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s.ss Nv f sa m e aG no 81 MS $ sI s
hosc OF the Lungs, Liver and Stomach, and makes ms
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Tho number OF mca surrendered By Gen Lee Ia STATED
10 b. twenty 6vo thousand OF whom only eight thoD
sand had muskets The rest he'd thrown Away their
during the forced marches into the interior.
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The Duty Of All virginiAns 70 Submit
70 the United Stntes Authorities.
from the Richmond whig, April 18l

the duty OF 81 true VtgIninns ID peYIecuy hppafont
Whatever may have been their previous views and
wishes they viii step forth and acknowledge at once
the authority Of the United States government and that
they full allegiance 70 Il The sghiest hesitation In
regard to this matter oan but SAIL further conpoate the
dhcuy Of the situation and throw additional obstacles
IN the way Of speedy return 70 that quieude and free
dom nom restraint that essential to enable e people
70 from tho bghtmg effect this unhappy war has
had on every interest In this stass The u s
1orittes and Of ne soldiOy in MU city Z sce0 calculated 70
tnspi,s cfdencs IN str destss 10 ~ harmony aud fro
kad feeling restored r. eoasnsen oo1nhy and W
feel confident that people tweu.yy ieeos Of ~ S@
psu FREELY fePond and Do 81 IN their power 70 bring
about consummatlon which viii be ffsught with 90
much d happiness and good
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How the Obstacles - the Cordial Reu nion
or the People OF tho North and South
Arc Being Removed By Our Soldiers.

How the Obstacles - the Cordial Reunioa
or the People OF the North and soun
Arc Being Removed by Our Soldiers.
(From the Richmond whig, AprIl Is
Now, when has become apparent that the Onion vii
be preserved and that tho Southern States will
their relations TO the sisters whose companlopshp the
rcncuncod In evil hour OF blindness and passion II
we'll 70 consider what obstacles still oppose cordial
union, and whether they may not oe removed. J,
the idea which has been sedulo1sy inculcatcd by h
designing advocates Of dscord for many yeors that TIL
other with inextngusbablc cnmity, and that this hasr
Ia deeply founded 10 tho habits tastes apd opinions
the people that u cannot DO eradicated. Nothing he
efn people than tho teachings Of those who declare
that tho North inspired with feeling Of enmy sns
g u s n Il
Of Southern families and tho 1estructon Of al tia
made life worth preserving.
rapns and violence both sides 70 which the h
gvcn birsh, have Tor long prevented from de-
70 % Ssnny Nv mo vhsn ~
boo4ed namcs Of the oonniet i1s beginning 70 sbsde
W. feel sure that even te s.oa esbH1sd seosnioaia
can and ,olUs n Redmond Aas been Woi only eosndra
and Asmome Ds ddarte6 . Umpire confidence and ksn6
] e 49, @ %: e.
ginning % appear In forms which ought 70 elicit cor
sesPon cr ,ss .eo. a, N. e,.., comu,.., :, nm
plying al the destitute among u with food certainly
does mot sayof OF spirit Of hatred and rcvengo va
have heard Of various expressions o. good feeling vn
manifested. W ass sure In more substantial forms than
nero words
and disreCard q private right dxd properly sxAibed b.
&c leaders u dsuninn even 70 tho very hour Of their
nnAl flight from Virginia these Developments Of kind.
and sympathy from those who lately reckoned
- enemies Of the South WIN not fail 10 wk cAanps n
Ssday mindi.
We earnestly exhon tho people Of the South 20 dis.
miss from their hearts, to believe what 10 On.
doubleday true that their brethren Of the North ds4
to live With Thorn in the bonds Of peace and TO cultivate
bear the richest fruita
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The Rebel Generals Rosser and ritxhugA
Loo Refuse 20 Surrender.
From the Richmond Wing, April 1871
Generals Rosser and Ftzhueh Leo refused abide By
The terms Of surrender 10 said and nado their escaps
unattended, to ''parts unknown"
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Oar Special washinston Despatch.
WARRINGTON, April II, 1865
Reliable information has beon received hero from
oldsboro 10 the 10th Instant General Sherman started
from cedsboro early the morning Of tho lo;h moving
on Raleigh. There was no nchsing except the usual
skirmishing II was General shcrman's expectation that
he would reach Raleigh In four days
Daily Communication win b kept up with he Gmy
and The railroad viii b. repaired q once.
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NO. q rreslgsn,, s S,s,,. .sS.. n -.
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If you are going to move your furni- /
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On or STOCK OF
GAS FTxTU, LES, LAMPS, &c.
ARCHER & PlNCOAST. Manufacturer.
Nos. 8, II aud Is NeHlr street
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VIC F1nesn: -. t.SEer0iT T.. smy tfSu
"14ISuToy DIT, April H. 1885,
The TeIn1irs Ct Brsstlcr General I. A Smyth Grrive
here to-day at one O'Clock. and will be Inferred on Non
day afternoon, with appropriate oercmonies
Arizona republican., 1910-05-12
REggaB 0F ERa11OaA WARRANTS ISSUED

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Arizona republican., 1910-05-12

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