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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

s'', Jesus mist, ] nc feNetl'f- Nv
DYbOdy welcom"
The Third Presbyterian church
T., hirty- Eighth nnd jacob street,. j. =
Vices will be held sabbath FeS End
lrsIchins 40 10 80 D. ~. ard 80 , m.
sabbath school At : %" J.. ~ ard Junior
Mei.'s Bible Glass Will meet AZ 900 a.
N Inc morning scfNic" Will he pre-
'"dsd hy e nfteen minutes organ re-
"ital. beginning at 10 as.
First Unitarian Church-Roa-d 81
! |, r rad. ro'!rs; SUNDAY morning At II
y.ill take a. His subject "Bfing Nest
Virginia tp 20 the ColOrs chil1
abor sermon.
Simpson ". r. church Preaching az
10 a. a. m. subject. Gods knowledge 81
our work. which - neither active NOT
inert SUNDAY school al So . M. ~
| ~ Clemens. Superl u'endsrt. Y \ JeY
rios, Superb tcnderf 81 primary depart
ru~nt Erwgrih League. 20 % Z - ?
? M. James =. Moe. president. Df. Wright
leader. sunday at !. ~. the Mission
Any Society VIII he IN charge 81 Mrs
Jan" q Love. the ptesidenf. Class meet
3 ing4. Tuesday and Thursday nights
= prayer weetlnEs Wedue4fav nights. "
Z y strange. leader Regular months
'nminnn,on ~ he n"-tinx services. %
! cI"ir prarti,e ani tte teachers meeting
3 ar y T. Darlington wtll write 70 pape
4 Tor tie teachers fseeFinE Friday fiEhi
Geo. " IS. jenkins. pas'o-.
Fourth street Methodist Epircopa
church. i-ihur W MIls. pastor Morn
ibv pastor "t,p1 a WAY The WAY Co.
the EiuYf ItoIg Communion 90 clos
rs. services Revival seryices. 80
leubisrf o. sermon What fipd Docs %
Prevent The sinner From doing ID
ifieil sundar erhYui 20 7u a. ~ JUNO
League. 30 = 90 trwor'h f.eagus
To- 30 m. Mems sorr-i'as Tias,
Ietsry Wonfav. o. goo fn o.r.pck Lead.
flor next meeting e'1n. o. MORRISON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

Frs: Christian 'hur~h-Eim Grove
Teaching service. 10 uu O'Clock sunday
Forming christian Iudcavur. 6 80
reaching 3" bv Rev. \. T.. COX, sub
sect. Jesus christ. The r.Seti"r. Nv
& y body welcome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
Revival ut oregrsviils.

what PROMISES 80 H. IN" greatest re-
.Nivat in tho history 81 GreggsvillA W.
=. church IS 10 begin SUNDAY morning.
Eeh end. ~ 10 m. month has
cen Sport in nraYer and preparation
aul the campaign begins with II q
Tsagar.iou ~ the bat making home
-ur on Hvurocrifes and Hackslider-
Tonic FOR tho morning services at 20
"a N The shadow 90 'he Hypocrlte."
FOR eve-ir- ~ 30 ~ ~. Tho Wo"ful
state oc the Rackslider" o. Handling
Eternal Happiness with the Devil
longs"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
The Young Peoples Devotional Service.


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

Immaculate BAPTIST ohurrh. 1922 Eoff
street. pastor Arden u Miller. 3al5 Eoff
ptreet-Sunday school. IS q. ma. morn
ing preaching II O'clock. Observance %
the lords supper az the close ~ morn
fng service. Evanrelisti- service. 80
y. m.
wayman A. 81. T.. church. Market
street. Rev. " q. LAWS. H. l.. pastor
JO:45 a. m. sermon. Bargaining with
God" i2:i5 3. m. class Meeting. 2.3o =
m, Sunday school. The FlOJd." zen. 8
s-27. 1i-Zf. Lawyer ~ T. Graham.
spuerints ndent. 30 . m. Allen e. y
I~ague christian Enfeavor Princip les
and How o. TphoiI Them" John - l..
T.4b o. m. sermon. y MACK Horse br.
w. o. Davis will preach 81 zach service
Revival services will close on Sunday
night Miss Lillian Robinson. rel'-
brs,ed dramatic reader and pantirririst
from cincinnati, Onto, Will give recital
OF wayman A " " church on Tuesday
evening, February 4tn, 1919 Twelve
ladies from Beiisire. ohio. viii assist
Miss Robinson.
Zion Lutheran church. 2iis Market
street. Hsv. a + Henze. pastor guin-
auasepima Eundar. Thief service a.
1890 a. m. Sunlav school ~ o. m
p,rgltsn vefpers ~ fu 8 M Tho iufIei
choral Union VII meet on Monday even
ing Wsdnesdsr heluE Ash "Wednesday
epeciai vesperq viii POI" hs1 80 80 .. on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

stone Tfrrrffefinn t.hurrr Fim
tttt.s Ue. 20 70 tnveftr pastor
.H m Sabbath School 80 ser
f...r N.sfrf loosen feu Gov q ~
.u.or christian Endestu4. $50. senior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

Thomson Methodist Episcopal Church.
r~ordvav ~trocf (on tho lsland'. Rev.
" = Hsff.~cer pastor. Revival s'-v-
'ceF every riEhf sNceD' Saturday. Ser
won suhissfa. SUNDAY. To-
Who Mo ThievCSH 3:30 ? ~. linen
.r.-INh "Tr.. S.v~0foid Sin. 80 q. ~
~ vir,~- ard shoulder" Mondav. Modern
Greed Ties1av The Eleventh COM
'~1niT~e rf." Wednesday mems night.
II. Peril - Middle Life" Thursday
tuorner's rfght. Tots Wife" Friday
6oung folts' right. a Young WoIr1n' =
Choice Good. Inspiring f2usic. Flaln
rrnsclinR Come early r you want a
rood scat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

Second United Presbyterian church.
corner OF Chapline and Fourteenth
streets. Rec. J. II Litteil, d. D.. pastor
at 5:30. sabbath school at $50 a. m
Christian Union at y. m. Mid-week
prayer service on Wednesday evening
at 1:45 p. M. Friends and strangers In
the city are cordially invited to all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

me men va .ssns - shis sssyiqs a.d
. wslooms ara . haessfnT Mo-wsek
payer .srviess Wsdsssday. 1:so 70
81. Paurs Evangelical church-Thirty-
Eighth and WOOD strests. August c.
Rasche. pastor. Services for Sunday.
'G m T. i SUBJECT: :S Our c sss Eng Eng.
ssv. :s. o1 Sunday .ehooi sSs p
m Meeting OF teachers and Officers
Of Sunday school. Tuesday. y. m.
English Lenten service. on wednesday.
Tors Love" willing Workers Society
on Thursday evening. y. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

Naucr Memorial Prcsby 'erian Church
= VI Potter. minister Services az !
o. IN nul "a o.. Morning suhieD'
Tie Non-' hurch-Goer. Reasons WHY
SUNDAY School ct 7:f5 a. ~. Young peo
pio's meeting ut p. IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

Questions solicited. All are welcome
Seats free
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

There viii he preaching at the Church
'of Christ. at Shadyside. Ohio. Feb. j.
at T.30 p. IN. and Lords Day ut 1880
a IN: o. m: and at Z 80 D. IN. Ser
mons from the book OF Revelations. J.
NJ. Cochran. evangelist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

Christian EndeavOr = 60 sermon.
theme $50 difference
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
Heights Mozart Rev. F. G. Snyder.
pastor Quinquasesima Sunday: sun
day school at $3.50 q m. chief service
at 1890 a. m. vespers At 1850 y. m.
ec In this church beginning next We'd
resday evening at 1:30 o'clock. A gem
eral invitation is extended TO all to at
tend all these services. Catechetical
instruction ON Thursday evening at Z
O'clock. The regular meeting OF the
church council will he held ON Thursday
evening at 3 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

The Church Of Christ-Meeting at
Settlers hall corner OF Penn street and
Virginia avdnue Usual services on
no ora wor Dhy a, u iS. 81 a ne PREACHING
at T:a0 D. IN. Subject OF the morning
discourse. TRANSITIONAL Into the Image
With the Lord" A hearty welcome to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

The First Spiritualist church will
hold services in the odd Fellows hall
SUNDAY Feb. End at 7:30 .. nj. Isyceum
at 1890 "a m. Rev. g. W. Way. pastor
and psyhic Lecture followed with
= pIrit messages All are welcome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01

4 BYRON streets.
Sor,h stree, VI. = church John H.
Hess. pastor. services are as follows
SUNDAY school. o. a. m. prescniug. by
the pastor. to.45 q. IN. ard 80 y. ~.
Iau cyangelistir service. 80. EpN0rfn
League. ". - Grant. leader MONDAY.
! 40. official board meeting TUESDAY.
40. Junior League. Wednesday. 30 ?.
w.. prayer meeting and evangelist;
s .,r,. 70 ''S5' choir rchisr.st and
cisss meeting All are cordially IN
vitei
wa-wood rreshy ieri1n church. Tw'r-
t.cth street. near Main. tisar W l'Hy
pa-'or. sabhath sc1.oi. 9 -. NJ. ! g
i.lIp ~ u o..lork Curletlau Endeavur
7 lot =. ~. e..,rnins e'f.i.e ~ q:
tagc meeting Friday 90 rs.
Fir.t christian Chur,r " n r!.'ls
r.".,ngreFa,ion viii worship At 10. SCOT
iu4l I:ife cathedral. corner li'n anf
iittrou streets. Service Sundas. 80
10 -. treschirr 30, 5. y. = e. y. So.
> evening service. 90 Prayer fne'tihs
Ia Thursday evening ~ INC seen. CT
lrnf Msrk"t streets
s., Johns Tvanrei.rai Tro's-.r' cor.
arsgrffon fnufpr. ". =. tlferf NcNt
SUNDAY rerti.eF - 10 90 AMI sunday
s~reol ~ > m 70 ",ening, - go, 80.
ng,i-h 1,.:ening 's. r,,,H.,,y WI 80,
Ifueefine ~ the Young People Society
Further ann'un' "uents DURING e.'' o.
q, LAKES Epsrorai churef. leland
ffd - tho s'rri hrilFF The Rev - "H
urIfnnEi .sm. g. g.. r'.'", TO, .s~rt ice'.
hooi. ie y .u hoiy ooiorlrnlion
DO m. evening prayer ami r'rmrn So
.f.s.lIssdar. tei r.. NrIN COMMIT n."n af'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
PARK CITY MINERS
OBSERVE THE DAY
Special to The Tribune.

SPecldI TO j ne tribune,
PARK CITY. Sept. Labor day was
properly observed here today. when a
big celebra ton was held by the local
members OF the Western Federation OF
Miners, and as whole the day was one
OF the most enjoyable ones of the year
being featured by splendid prosra nm
OF sports. amusement for all and prizes
for men, women and children for the win
ming Of the various races.
AT o'clock the members Of the Park
CITY Independent band made their an
peaFahce on Main street IN front Of the
union nall, and after several Of the popu-
lar selections had beon given. the crowd
had assembled and shortly before 10
O'Clock the parade was formed and sever
Al hundred OF the union men and gcbool
chlIcrcn marched throJgh the main
streets and returned 10 the band stand
where a short but enjoyable musical pro-
gra was rendered
At the conclusion of the music Gull
bert L. Olson Of Salt Lake was intro
duced as the speaker OF the day. He
began by telling his large audience that
II was always n pleasure the greatest
plee sure In the world for him TO address
the union men. and taat ne hoped TO see
the western Federation CT Miners grow
and grow in the future' as IL has In the
past and he felt that such would be the
case Ne Impressed upon the minds OF
lls listeners that uuiopism is absolutely
necessary Tor the - boring masses and he
urged all OF the working people 10 yer
into the union.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
RAIN SPOlLS RACES.
storm OF Sunday Night Docs ConsIdera BILE
Damage In the Vicinity Of Provo.
SDecial In The Trihu,o


Damage In the Vicinity of Provo.
Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Sept. lon account of The
rain last night. the race track was Ieft
IN such condition that II was Impossible
TO have the races, to the great disap-
pointment OF many people who came here
from other towns, as we'll as the local
people The rainfall was OF inches. ac-
cording TO the weather bureau measure
ment. and most OF that fell in about halt
an hour. nan
-, A cloudburst In Rock canyon st the
time OF the storm caused a large Hood
OF water to rush down into the Pleasa nt
view country. and some of the neonIa
VINO live on the lower ground In the line
OF the Hood moved out OF their houses,
tearing the water would wash them
away: but this did not occur The canals
and bitches are all filled with gravel a nd
other debris and some of the farm ana
orchard lands are also covered with
brush, rocks and gravel brought down
oy the Hood, but the da mage Is slight ss
compared with what was feared
The banks Of the Timpanoeas cana,
were saved from breaking bv enereet;c
work OF the people IN dverting and dis
tributing the increased volume OF water
There was also a cloudb burst in Slate
canyon which carried great quantities of
debris onto the lands below the mouth NJ
the canyon, "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
Hundreds Extend Felicitations
to Bride and Bridegroom;
Will Sail for Honolulu.

Special to The Tribune.
tn ROFO Sept, Miss Addie Iona
~ Knight, eldest daughter of Mr., and
Mrs, Jesse Knight. and knight
u Starr Jordan. son of DR.. and Mrs.
David Starr Jordan OF Stanford
University California. were united In
MARI marriage at the beautiful home of the
was one OF the distinctive social functions
in the history of the city.
Nj Inc me, Wedding ned, Was at 7;so, Bishop Albert
hnnn~ hMamwaring ring off, officiating The maids of
land. Cal. Miss Pauline Herrlnger of Salt
Lake city and Miss Nina Taylor Of Provo
,ro+he dhe DTIidegroom was attended by his
parlor was tastefully decora ted with feso
toons Of boSwood and Illuminated with
SIass-green lanterns. bearing the letter
III. IN the center was a canopy Of
white roses, under which the ms rrIa ee
ceremony was solemnized In the presence
or immediate relatives and few intimate
friends,
passed through an arbor of flowers to
the brilliantly lighted and ornamented
hall, where they received the felcita tions
from several hundred guests, and re-
ireshments were served
Among the guests were many from
California, Salt Lake City and other
Utah towns. including:
assSrs ss,,. and MesdSmes Joseph Keeler. asors.
-. oFiH'usIls o Holorook. o e. Loose, ". Lestor
hangum e. Allen. J. William Knight Rnv
Inond Knight J. W Ard. Willard Andelin DR.
r. j. Richards Fred W. Taylor. A Palm p
O. Peterson. w. ]. stiehl. R. f. Knowidon r
F. Plorpopt. E. D. Partridge. F. G. Warnick A.
NJ NJ Merrill: J. E McEwan. John Roundy. Daniel
MeAlliStor, K White: Joseph T. Farror, W u
Esnke H Horny str!nshem. Alex Hedquist. T A
Eerrinser. E. s. Hinckley. { W Reid George
Z. Robson, E. P, Ellison. William Roylapce w
I. Siersacn. Samuel Schwab ". x. Stafford s.
T. Thurman VIII Thurman. NJ H Dusenbury c.
=: Deckors Terra Decker. Z. ] Edwards John n
Dixon. George g. Taylor. r.. r. Irvine R. R.
Irgine, Jr, H, C. Jex. Hyrum Lemon. Ammon
Neoekcr C. Murray Twclvcs. ]. g. Berry y g
slumonthal. Robert Cross, Frank Birch. A. F.
Eleanor Moore. Mrs. Diana Smoot, Mrs Edith
Beck. Mrs. r. T. Twelves. Mrs. Ida Suoot pusen-
bury. Misses Uurda knight Pauline Pierpont
Maud Farrer, Mabel Holt. Angle Holbrook Alice
Reynolds. Mcrlo Taylor, Loci Irvine. Lotto orwin
Henrietta olney. Fern and Florence Chapman
Messrs. Albert G. Bryant. S. NJ. PATTERSON, Marion
Fosa and Goodwin Knight
Tomorrow Mr and Mrs. Jordan leave
for California, whence they will sail for
Honolulu 10 remain for few weeks On
returning they will spend a short time t
Carmel by the-Sea DR.. Jordens summer
home. and will then take up their resi-
lence In Terra Bella, where Mr. Jordan
S enga ged In the real estate business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
IDAHO ASSESSMENT
EXCEEDS S4O0,0OO,00O

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE. Sept. 1.-The state board of
equalization has placed the general tax
levy Of Idaho for 1918 al two and one
tenth mills. raising 5000, 900. ras against
s12o,2ss. the sum fixed by the board in
1912, the general interest and sinking
levy at two-tenths Of mill. dentically
the same as the last board. and the pub
lie building endowment fund at one and
one-half tenths OF mill. as compared
to five-tenths of mill fixed by the 1912
board. The general interest and sinking
fund levy fixed by the board this year
and eQual!zed among counties reaches a
grand total Of ss0.l09. compared to s20l.-
0Oo raised by the levy in 1912 while the
public building endowment levy this year
raises SbO,!I6 as compared to SSS. 763.
the total raised by the former board last
year Ada county alone will raise one
ninth OF the general tax levy, one tenth
OF the general interest and sinking fund
levy and one-tenth OF the public build
Ing and endowment tax.
The total assessed valuation Of the
state was found TO be s59s.552, 5s4, added
to which will be 100000. 00G TO be report
ed in by the subsequent assessment rolls
making the grand total about equal to
that found by the 1912 board, or s41s.7So.-
Ssi The total assessed valuation Of
property reported by counties after equal
lzatlon was found TO be s3oi OIL. 1874: total
valuation OF railway lines. $50, ,0S7. 100; to-
tai valuat ton OF telegraph lines. 81, ,237 626,
total valuation OF telephone lines, 81 1885,
323; total valuation OF Pullman and pri-
Vate car companies, S457f23 total vaIu-
alton OF transmission lines, s6,24s102.
and tho total valuation of personal prop
erty reported by the counties TO the
board. S3is, SOL 500 The board found the
OF the transmission lines Of the
Idaho Light & Power company one OF
the largest holding companies in this
state, to be 100000, and the Idaho Rail-
way Light & Power company to be 5000
poo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
LOSES BOTH ARMS
UNDER MOVING CAR
Pueblo, Colo, Man Tries to
Board Freight Train; Slips
Beneath Wheels.
Special to The Tribune

special to The Tribune
CALDWELL. Idaho. Sept. 1.-Miracu-
lously escaping death under the wheels
OF freight trains John Johnson, aged
%, who gives his address as Pueblo.
Colo, lies in the Canyon hospital with
both arms gone. but with a good chance
to recover,
Johnson. who was we'll dressed and h.a
considerable money In his possession, at
tempted late last night to board q
freight i train bound for Portland The
ram Wss running through Caldwell at
apout nlteen miles In hour and johnson
tried to swing on by a rail- as the train
passed Losing his hold, he was thrown
oet"een the trucks and the wheels
elbows He was rushed to the hosDitaI
and both arms amputated in record time
Late this evening the victim was doing
nicely with strong chance for recovery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
NEW CANDY CONCERN
WILL OPERATE SOON

The Merchants Candy company the bic
corporation recently organized In this city,
expects to be In operation within the next
thirty days. The first shipment of ma
chinery. arrived yesterday and the work
tween South Temple and First South and
Main and State streets. will begin at once.
The plant will be opera ted entirely by
electricity.
The offices and shipping department Of
the company will be on the ground floor
of the building, and the main part OF the
factory will be located on the second floor.
equipped with accommodate tions for the
employees Later a lunch room will also
De established on this floor According
TO officials Of the company. the plant will
$5o0.oo0 and $1,000, 600 worth of candy In
O. wear
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
NOTICE.!
BANKERS, MERCHANTS, FARM
ERS AND PRIVATE INDIVID
UAlS OWNING SAFEST

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Don't wait till you suffer a loss be-
fore providing yourself with our new
automatic device to prevent bur
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Safes and vaults equipped with our
device have successfully resisted
lootlng OF their contents.
puzzle to the burglar; YOU alone
know the position of your protective
device. "Would not be without your
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Statement of those where our install
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Recommended and ndorsed by
Plnkerton Detective agency, bankers,
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Easily adjusted to all makes OF
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device with the assistance of a com
petent mechanic, Correspondence So
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or vault.
NOVELTY DISTRIBUTING CO.,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
OFFICER is WOUNDED.
Patrolnan Shields Of Tooele Receives
Bullet In Struggle With Prisoner,
SDeciaI 70 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
IOOELE. Sept, l.-Patrolman Archi-
pd6 Snields OF the Tooele force was shot
ana seriously wounded this evening bv a
outlet from his own gun. during stri1r-
gle with a prisoner who was resisting
arrest
City Marshal j. S. Lee and sb,.1ds
oad arrested George Nelson on a charge
oI lnioNication and were taking him 10
the 1ail, when friend OF Nelson's who
Ieese gra bbed the club from ShIeIdsss
hand and the officer drew hfs revolver
Wnereupon Geese seized the barre OF the
weapon in the struggle that ensued the
gun was discharged. the bullet penetraf
,ng the right hand OF Geese and enterir-
The groin Of Officer Shields.
Geese Was landed In jail and the
~ mpIunned patrolmsn taken 10 his home.
where physician pronounced hir t
'ury dangerous, but probably not fatal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
Mrs. Florence Birch Dies.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune,
PROVO. Sept, Mrs. Florence Birch
wife Of William Birch OF the Sixth ward
died here last night from an affectjon
or the heart. Mrs. Birch was the daugb.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. ia mes c. Leethsm
OF the Second ward and was horn ",
this city twenty-six years ago. She had
lived the greater part OF her life ~
Lake Shore. The decedent is SURVIVED
py her husband and two children, her
parents and two brothers and two Sis
tiers and numerous other rela tives
large circle OF friends sympa thize with
the bereaved family. The time for thn
funeral has not yet been set
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
GURR DIES FROM WOUNDS.
EH-convIct Who Opened Pistol Battle In
Theater Expires Curslng.
Special TO The Tribune.

20 IFTDUTe,
NEENAL. Sept. l.-Joseph Gurr, the
eX-convict who was wounded THURSDAY V
night by F.. A. Wade. when Gurr opened
pistol battle in the lobby OF the Or
pheum theater, died Saturday night from
his wounds. Gurr's last words were
lot his former wife and he even refused
TO see his children when they were
brought to him.
A complaint charging Wade with mur
DER In the first degree has been issued
but IL is the general opinion here thai
the preliminary hearing will result in his
release. as he opened fire only after Gurr
had fired several shots, one OF which
wounded Wade in the arm and another
panion
Gurr was paroed convict from the
Utah penitentiary, having been released
last May. after serving about half Of an
eighteen months sentence for grand lar
ceny Wade's reputation In Vernal and
vicinity Is excellent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
Man and Woman Arrestcd

j. W. Doyle. % years OF age, and a
woman who said she was his wife ware
arrested In rooming house at First
South and West Temple streets yesterda a.
morning by Detectives w, c.. Zeese and
Heroert Lelchter on charge OF unIaw-
say that in the room occupied BY the
pair they found an opium smoking oute
fit and quantity Of yenshee, a derive
tive Of opium.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
SEEKS TO AVENGE,
Cousin Of Greek Who Was Slain Seeks
With Gun for Slayer
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 70 TIE Tribune.
PRICE, Sept. IA cousin OF John
lioggas. the Greek who was assaulted
and robbed al Sunnyside Wednesday, and
who later died al Salt Lake hospital
was caught prowing around the Jail to-
day, He had an automatic revolver in
his hand and avowed his intention to kill
the man who had killed his cousin, II he
could catch sight of him through the Jail
windows. He was disarmed and allowed
TO go upon promise Of good behavior