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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
Ephraim Notes

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Ephrairn. June 30.-A wedding recep-
ton was given in Mayfield last evening
i'm honor OF the marriage OF Andrew
Jensen Of Manti and Miss Lille MICK
eIson OF that place. The marriage
ceremony was performed at the Manti
temple yesterday afternoon. after
which the couple left for Mayfield.
The many friends of Farley Peterson
of Redmond and Miss Eva koffOrd OF
Spring City will be pleasantly sur
prised TO learn Of their marriage, which
was solemnized yesterday az the Manti
temple A reception was given in their
honor at the home or the bride last
evening, and Friday evening ball will
be given them at Redmond. They VIII
be al home in Redmond after July 10.
The following homes are under guar
antine at GunnisOn Tor scarlet teNer
or diphtheria. Nephi Anderson J. Tyr
heen. Edward Childs. John knighton.
Hyrum FredericlCson. Wren Edwards
and Marius Jensen.
Hans Jensen and Rosy Poulsen. both
Of this city were united in maria ge
at the county court house yesterday
afternoon, James Frost performing the
ceremony.
U. G. II. OUTING.
Provo. July As. one fare for round
r
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LAHoRER nApLY HURT.
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Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
ogden. June 3O-Crushed and man
rIed so badly that his recovery IS con-
sidered doubtful. Charles Homes,
Swede 1aborcr employed by the South
ern Pacific company at Lakeside was
brought to the ogden General hospital
today. Holmes was sitting on the rear
OF "a flat car loaded with railroad ties
when n switch engine backed into the
other end Of the car, causing the
heavy ties TO fail Holmes was buried
under the timbers, receiving numerous
injuries about the head and body. He
was rushed to ogden on a special
train.
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"SAFE AND SANE" FOURTH
INSURED AT NEPHI
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Nephi. June 30.-The Fourth OF July
In Ncphi viii be safe and sane" At
sunrise the band will serenade the
town. Then at 10 o'clock the follow
Ing program viii be given In Central
park.
Master OF ceremonies. T. =. VIM;
prayer. chaplain. I. II. Grace. band aC-
com panimcnt TO the raising OF the flag;
flag song BY children. talk 20 children,
What the Flag Means r. +. Homer:
''Star-SpanEled Banner" Professor y
T.. Crawford. address. New Safe and
sane Fourth. Mayor G.. ". Whitmore.
piano duet. Misses Edgchill and Ostler.
reading OF the Declaration Of indie
pendence. Orson Cazier. vocal solo.
Miss Leah Pcttigrcw. grafton. J. $.
Cooper. reading. Miss Pearl Sparkes.
America" audience, prayer, chaplain;
W usfC. band.
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Provo BreVities
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Provo. Junf 30.-Marriage licenses
have been issued TO the following
couples. II. T.. Wallace and Niiate
Bailey. both Of Provo: John Peterson
OF Mammoth. and Flora Andreason Of
payson. Edward Charles Thomas and
Jennie Shaw. both OF Eureka
County Assessor J. n. Beck Bishop
Benjamin Fullmcr OF Alpine. Walt
Noedham Of American Fork and others
left for Strawberry on a fishing trip
today.
Governor William Spry has accepted
the invitation OF the Provo Comm erciai
club 90 be present at the opening OF
the L. G.. T. convention July a.
a United States mineral patent has
been issued TO the Texan Mining com
pauy FOR the Vivian mining claim in
American Fork mining district.
81 ROUND TRIP TO OGDEN SUNDAY.
Via o. 5. L. Convenient trains. new
train returning leaves ogden 1880 .. m.
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Logan BrevitieS
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Logan. June 3O.-virginia, the four
year-old daughter OF Preston Thatcher,
fell beneath the feet OF horse yester
day and was trampled quite severely.
She was attempting to cross the street
when a hack drove ~. Although the
driver stopped his team. the little one
vas soon under the hCofs OF one Of the
horses Dr. r. =. Bulge found that
her injuries are not permanent.
Attorney II. @. Nebeker has reformed
from Malad, where he had been as one
Of the attorneys for the defense in the
famous oneida county cases He eX-
pressed great surprise at the outcome
Of the suits, which were dismissed
through failure of the prosecution TO
appear.
whiting DR.. Z. S. Bulge. They were
-ehoolmates at Northwestern univer-
sity. DR.. MCGEE viii likely locate in
Idaho.
A II Dickson. an empioye OF the
Telluride Power company. was very
painfully burned yesterday evening by
an electrical current. The accident &C
cured at the company's power house
in Logan canyon.
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
MRS. ADA BOYLE SEEKS
DIVORCE AFTER % YEARS

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OGDEN. June 3O.-Asking an lnJunS-
tfrr to Keep her husband from r.
turninr Co their home az go Ao'5 80
-.-...r.--, rt--TIr~ the outcome OF me-
gl,.cr~e Nrre Ada Boyle began sVtt
--rfrst Norman =. Boyle Tn tne gl7-
frfrf court this afternoon c.al 3 ~ =
r-rffrar fruuzcuncss ana cFuelL.. ~ ~
~. s.r0fnde That her llfe Is enlant. Il q
49, 7ffnt her husband. has rep-lte.l.
threatened 20 XIII her, she aaha ~
g. f- melton. The B0yles were mar
-f4 a. esrf Lake July 3. 1SS2. and have
-even minor children. or tnese
eets custody. She also prays Tor ail-
rr.rrT.
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PAY LAST SAD RITES
TO HERSCHEL BULLEN
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Logan. June 3O.-Funeral services for
Herschel Bullen OF Richmond. who died
suddenly Monday morning. were held
yesterday at the family home. Friends
Of the revered pioneer gathered from
all parts Of the state.
The greatest simplicity marked the
services The floral offerings were
many and beautiful. on the lawns sur
rounding the house the mourners lis
tened TO remarks from W. x. Burnham.
a lifelong friend Of decedent other
speakers were: J. W. Funk. O. D. Mer-
rill. J. 5. Pond and George +. Gibbs OF
Salt Lake.
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"BE GOOD TO MAMMA"
SUICIDES LAST WORDS
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Rexburg. Ida. June 3O.-Despondent
because OF I'll health. Erastus Jensen Of
Salem. four miles from here. committed
suicide early this morning by shoot
ing himself with a shotgun. Jenson's
little daughter heard the shot and ran
around the barn. where she found her
father standing against a barrel. barely
able TO stand. From a great hole in hts
breast his life blood was gushing. Mr..
Jensen told his daughter to be good to
her mother. and then toppled over dead.
tie was AZ years old. lie had been fll
for some time.
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TO REcnVER OPTION MONEY.

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ogden. June 30.-Judgment for 500
was given r. W. Townsend in the dis
trict court today against Mrs. Martha
Moran, 81 al. in suit TO recover op-
tion money placed to cover the pur-
chase Of certain piece OF real estate
Townsend claims that he gave 500 to
the defendants to secure an option
Of the property and was to pay a re-
mainder Of $1,000 on the delivery Of the
deed 20 the property. This. he declares,
the defendants refused to do.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
EMERY COUNTY SPENDS
$4,000 FOR BRIDGES

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Castle Dale, June 30-The steel IS
being put up on the new $4,000 bridge
over the Cottonwood river Just at the
edge Of town. This is the third OF the
bridges TO be completed by the contrac-
tors for five bridges. J. j. Burke 4 Co.
OF Salt Lake The other two COM
ploted structures are at Emery and
FerrOn. Considerable trouble has been
experienced at OTangeville on account
Of the water coming into the eXcava-
tions. Emery county Is spending S32.-
600 this year for bridges and $4,000 on
roads.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
PEDDLERs' RUsE FAILS.

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ogden. June 30.-Anico Joseph and
Alberto Mallo. Syrian peddlers. were
arrested az North ogden today for ped
ding without "a license. Processing ig-
nOrancc OF English and the license law.
the foreigners sought 70 evade the
county jail. but residents Of the neigh
borhood testified TO their fluent use
81 EnE-lsl On srlllnE thelr tr-nkets.
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ANTl-LlQUOR CAMPAIGN
BEGINS WITH ARREST
,s-.-.,, 90 Tre Herald-Republican)

IerrrInI % Inc HeftIl- . -
. r,.ra 10-hIbert Taylor.
,.-t.-r-r III the Tdicwild resort pa
S,--,1.- CANYON. was arrested today on
+, --arr-ut charging the scllins ~, ~
--.--.- fo minors. The liquor license
---.-f.r fro rdIcvvifd resort recently
IL, fnr county COMMISSIONS onl,sill ils
Glance providing f0r its imInf dlt.e
= 1910, fu case Of such violation
80 --rr warrant. bearing no
T.tr vgLe served by Deputy nlerllA
r,rD Hutchius today u i1 salg 7.
mark the beginning Of o4l3 az
81. frc gettrrmcut league against the
Y-rcr trrffic in ogden canyon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
GIRL INJURIES SELF
IN RESCUING BROTHER
lsrecIal IL - HeraId -Repnblicar.l

Ephraim. June 3O.-Testerday after
noon. the little child OF Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Madscn was playing near the
hay derrick while his father was un-
loading alfalfa and the boy got his
hand fast I'm the pulley. His S-year-old
sister ran 90 his rescue and in trying
TO get her brothers hand out. she in
iured her own very badly. The boy
was not badly injured. but 10 IS thought
BY Dr. Nelson that a. will be necessary
to amputate two Of the girls fingers.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
NEWS OF UTAH AND ADJOINING STATES
NC9TH WEBER RELIEF
SOCIETY HOLDS OUTING
(Special 10 The Herald Republican,

Especial 20 The Herald-Republican-)
Lagoon. June 30.-The 4>orth Weber
Relief society. consisting Of twelve
wards. held their annual outing at La
COON today. About 1900 people from
Weber county attended. A program
of sports and various contests. inClud-
INK potato pecling contests. yarn wind
ing contests. peanut contests and others
was given this afternoon, Tor Whlcn
prizes were awarded.
10 was an old folks outing, and good
Judgment was used in the selection Of
contests that afforded much fun.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
TO PROMOTE IRRIGATION.
weber County Corporation WIN Build
Reservoir.

crfrn. June 500 promote irriga-
fflr fnrourhout weber county. Co build
reservoir and ACQUIRE wafer ii-nl1, @4
an .- 81, Gn n general live stock busi-
,,..r the j. skcrr Land a. Live stock
commonly filed articles of iucorpqratlon
--itr me county clerk today Lyman
80. ,-1.r-r.rrv which i1 incorporated for
400 GOO with shares ut 50. each. or this
f-f 600 has been Paid un hy che trans
FER Z q water deed from the american
-9rre Cnur1 a. Power company. LT-
----f grrru. j. r.. Skecn. W. r. SSccn.
arrrv a. Eaws0n ard David a. Skecn.
~ directors. viii manage tho affairs
Qr the company untu the election OF
officers.
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CD LICENsI,s 10 MEn.
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ogden. June 3O.-The following were
given marriage licenses by the county
clerk today. Anthony +. Carver. san
Francisco. Tillie r. Thompson. Gresh-
am. Neb.. isaac Randall Idaho Falls.
and Francis Smith. Boise. Idaho; Will
liam T.. shelton and Ethel NJ. Reeves,
salt Lake
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FIRES AT WIFE'S FOE.
Husband Arrives in Time TO Drive
AssniIant Awny.
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ogden. June 30.-As the result Of an
attempted assault at 10 o'clock to-
night az the home OF Andrew DOnaki.
2s31 Childs avenue, the police are now
hunting for Wallace Martiualn. who
is alleged TO have made the assault
upon Mrs. Douaki. Martinallf has
been roominE at the home Of DonalCi.
and tonight appeared at the house I'm
drunken condition. Mrs. Donaki
teiephoncd for her husband. who ar
rived in n short time and fired several
shots az the Greek. The police ar
rived "a short time later. but Mar
tiualli had fled and Is still at large.
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sToRIN,s nrsY wEEK.

Especial GO The Herald Republican,
Brigham City. June 30-The mast
wcek has been an unusually busy one
for tie stork. the domestic bird bring
ing four girls and no boys. DaurhfeTs
were born to the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. Elijah Jensen Mr.. and Mrs. O. a
Spencer. Dir. and Mrs. Ben G Call. AR
and Mrs. Claude Merren. Mrs. Nor
reil is NJ the home Of her parents AZ
and Mrs. g. ID. Brown. and will return
to her home in Logan in a few vveoLe
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
ThuDderboIt Fatal TO One Man and
Ininrcs Anofher.
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Provo. June 30.-Irving johnson. a
young man working at the Raven
mine, north Of Cotton, was killed this
morning by lightning. He and an
0lher young man by ths name of
Nilkerson were sitting. covered with
canvas, 10 protect them from the rain
When tue smart Of lightning struck
them. Instantly killing johnson and
giving Wtlkerson severe shocks. John
{. Graham viii prepare the body for
shipment TO Richfield, the home Of
Johnson.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
SHIRLEY NORMAN DIES.

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At Pleasant, June 30.-Shirley. the
6-ycar-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Norman. who has suffered for several
years with heart trouble. died ycster-
day after an Illness Of two months
The funeral was held at p. m. today
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MRS. q. brown Is DEAD.

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Provo. June 30.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown. widow Of the late George NJ
Brown. died at her home in the F1tth
ward this morning at ] o'clock, after
a native of Norway, 81 years of age
She has lived here since 1854 She
has one son and two daughters The
fun eral will be held in the Firth ward
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO
ILLEGAL LIQUOR SALE

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Provo. June 30.-Today at o'clock
Fred Moore and Charles Hedquist came
up before Justice Of the Peace A. A.
Noon to enter pleas I'm the charges Of
soliiug whisky 20 George Elliott. Both
defendants entered pleas Of not guilty.
on AR. Thomas motion the cha..gc
against Mr.. Moore was dismissed with
out prejudice. Il is understood the
liquor sold was brandy and not whisky,
as charged in the complaint Another
complaint VIII De issued.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
REIGN OF TERROR BY
INTOXICATED ITALIAN

ogden. june So.-c-azed with '9 y,,i
.--.'.F t-rr1IIfo CoIiscmO. an lLal-
a.. ..r~ert worker from beFtl 8 oltne-
rfl-tr.i "a good sized riot In the iltl ll,..li
-..rf.r CARLY This morning when ettt.t
a.. entire police force T. li1t 49, ~,
rf.fi,r saloon. where n number on ht7
,..,r,rf-vrnru were drinking. ano hhoy.55
t-.- fra lights out. There was 49,
----I.r. rrr The rear entire nee anu
l,..-frfr laughing gicefuIy. Tired INTO
fI-. crowd as they ram in1l NJ ~
80 tvrf b. considered rrmarkaUlt n,
~. italian was arrested ana 'Hdl Y"
With disturbing the peace
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MARY ID. MENDENHALL DIES.
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SprinEville, June 30-Mrs Mary
Deal Mendenhall died here at II o'clock
this morning from heart disease Mrs.
years ago. with her father. and set
tied upon Hobble creek. She was e5
years old and IS survived bv her
husband and seven children. five sons
ana two daughters. The funeral
services have not yet been arranged.
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TO PRESIDE OVER MISSION.
A. Peterson VIII Have Charge of
Church Work In sweden.

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Logan. June 3O.-A. Peterson OF the
high council OF Cache stake has re-
coived a call to be president OF the
Swedish mission. He viii leave here
about September I. II ne remains
three years in Sweden. as is the cug-
tom. he viii have fulfilled thirteen
years missionary work
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
TWO DAYS CELEBRATION
Patriotic Exercises to BE Held July
and :.
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Upton. June O.-Arrangements are
nearly completed FOR the big two days
celebration OF independence day. to be
held here July 4 and 5. An appro-
pirate independence day program is
being arranged for the morning OF the
Fourth. consisting of orations and
musical numbers. Much OF the talent
Of various parts OF the state is being
imported for the occasion. state Food
and Dairy Commissioner Willard Han
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ogden. June 3o.-David Eccics. mill
ffonnfre sugar. lumber and railroad
u1n rf.rfc. was made defendant fn q
SUIT 90 ouict title 90 real estate by
sarah q Biuford fin the district court
toGav. Mrs BinfOrd alleges that Eccies
trt rar1avad her bonnl1r,- fences nv
force and has erected building which
covers portion ~ her property.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
DISTURBANCE ON TRAIN.
,ounr~fes Y'ind So for Having
n. BE with Crew.

ogden June Go-Aeidc from railroad
Fare ard frcidoufals. trip to salt Lake
over fEr salt Lake Ogueu railroad
cost Axei Nattson and Frank Harris
So each The boys were fined this
amount iu police court this morning
where charges OF disturbing the peace
were placed AGAINST Them They are
said 90 have boarded q train az Cg-
den and proceeded Co make themselves
ohuoxious. Interference from the train
crew resulted Coz a general fight and
IL n-rr.t u L-r-L- and Nation.
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Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Castle Dale June &c G. Olsen.
who has the contract Tor the Price and
Emery stage line is in this city com
pletinE arrangements TO make this
place his first relay point out OF Price.
He win run q four-horse three-seated
rig between Price and Castle Dale. From
this place on he will use two-horse
rig.
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July g.
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Build yourself up BY bathing at salt.
air.
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Cool of in the Iske
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Take a dip in the lake
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U. Q. r. OUTING.

Provo. July As. one fare for round
trip via Salt Lake Rout'
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VIA Q. $. T. COnvenient trains. new
train returning leaves ogden 1880 .. m.
Douglas Island news., 1910-10-26
AROUND THE WORLD Dr. Simpsons Story of His Visits to the Countries of the
 Old World
DELHI (CoNT1NUED)
(Continued from last week)


 The army met the enemy several times and won victory after victory, always against great odds. At last they encamped on the ridge north of Delhi. This ridge is of red stone, one or two hundred feet high and about four miles long. They fought almost daily. There were about 50,000 sepoys in a walled city we'll supplied with arms and ammunition, guns large and small. The city is about seven miles in circumference and there were not enough British to surround it and cut off endorsements. They occupied all the large houses on the ridge, Metcalfe house, Hindoo Rao's house, Flagstaff tower, observatory and large mosque. All those buildings are empty now and all that district then so bare is now thickly covered with trees. The heat was intense, the men were fighting every day, were getting little sleep, there was cholera, dysentery and ty- phoid, besides heat exhaustion, and wounds of all kinds. At times there was not one man in ten who was ac. tualIy fit to fight. But they did fight under an old pot named Wilson until General John Nicholson came down with his Sikh soldiers. Those Sikhs are large, bearded men and they worshiped Nicholson. He was also black bearded and over six feet tall. They looked on him as a god reincarnated and they l still think so. At times he would come out of his tent at night and find num- Der of his soldiers kneeling about pray ing to him and he would kick them away disgustedly. Many have told that they often see natives at Nichol' sons grave praying to him yet. All through the country they have poems and songs commemorating "Jan Nick ersou." He was given charge of the assaulting party and immediately went to work. Siege guns were brought in and batteries put up. When everything was ready they opened fire on the walls in three or four places. The Kashmere gate was the principal pl 1e of attack The second day they had silenced the north wall and had made large holes | in it. The engineers examined those openings after dark and said that sol diers could easily pass through them. At day they attacked. One little party was to blow in the Kashmere gate and each man had twenty five pound bag of powder, a fuse and matches. These men were nearly all killed, the man who did blow in the gate being blown into the ditch by the explosion. The gate is little changed since then. It took about three days to occupy the city, as the houses were full of sharp shooters and they had to sap from house to house.
 General Nicholson was shot through the body while leading his men through narrow street or lane. He died ten days later. The bed beside his in the the hospital was occupied by his brother, who had just had his arm am- putated. In 1907 Lord Roberts un- yelled statue of Nicholson near Rash mere. Roberts had fought under him at the assault fifty years before.
 When the British took the fort or palace they found that the king and his two sons had escaped with their families and followers and had fled to the tomb of their ancestor, Humayun. This is probably the largest tomb in
Douglas Island news., 1910-10-26

Address letters for Doctor Simpson JAS. K. SIMPSON,
 c. o. Thos. Cook & Son,
 Ludgate Circus,
 LONDON, ENGLAND.