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Show The S ai;t Lake Telegram, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1903, IIS THREE BURIED ALIVE TIME TABLE IN SLIDE OF EARTH SAN PEDRO, WASHINGTON WRITERS GASES ON THEIR WAY TO UTAH LOS ANGELES plHS. Yv W. Jermane. Minneapolis Journal. Seattle Tirr.a. It. II. Lindsay. ICaiuas CUy Star. Bull?-th- i. Edward S. Little, iian Francisco Lea Angeles Tire.?!. N. O. Messenger, Washington Evening Star. Guv E. Mitchell. Th? Horn' Maker. Reginald Sehrotdcr, New York Stauts-Zetu.nll.il II. Smith. Baltimore Sun. Kcifiar C. tinytler, Omaha Bee, Sioux World. City Journal. Toronto M. F. Tighe, New York American. Chl-c;?- o American. Pan Francisco Examiner. . Ernest Walker, Washington Post. Lewiston Journal. J. D. Whelpley, Lv.s Angeles Express. London Express. The party will arrive In Chicago this It will leave over the afternoon. Alton for Kansas City at 6 p. m.. left the on a afternoon From late special capital Saturday CODY, Wyo., Sept. over train the bound road Mrs. Pennsylvania received that here it appears ports for the Irrigation congress atOgden, Anna 12. Brown of Rlverview met death Utah. Many writers of national repute Demaris manner most at in a unusual In the party. All of them are included due Hot Springs. Her death was not been have studying the irrigation situto drowning, as at first supposed, an ation in preparation for this inquest developing the fact that there visit. recently Several cities will be visited was no water on her lungs. She was a en route where entertainments for victim of poisonous gases which are said the writers have been arranged and to rise from the springs, and which are intend to write, talk, shout and they alleged to have proved fatal in more "iing for Utah and national irrigation. than one case during the past twenty The party is mode up as follows: Washington 7. correspondents re- years. Mrs. Brown went alone to the springs to bathe, which she was doing for the benefit of rheumatism. A few minutes later others went to bathe and found her body lying face downward in the water. She was already dead. With no one near to assist her, she suc- ST. LOUIS NOW HAS 4-b- ut g. Wing B. Allen. Salt LiKe Tribune. Homer Bassford. St. Louis Republic. Dr. Edward Bedloe. Oil City Derrick. J. A. P.reckons, Denver Republican. Salt Lake Herald, Cheyenne Leader, Honolulu Bulletin. Otto Carmlehael. Detroit Journal, Minneapolis Times. Cincinnati Commercial-Tribun- e. St. Louis John M. Carson, I'hilatltlphia. Ledger, New York Times. Rutherford Corbin, Cincinnati Enquirer. Edward E. Covle. Baltimore Morning Herald, Pittsburg Leader, Detroit Free Press. Thomas F. Dawson, Associated Tress. Arthur W. Diinn. AFsocint'd Press. Richard Lee Fearn, New York Tribune. H. Gilson Gardner. Chicago Journal, St. Paul Globe, Los Angles lierald, St. Joseph Pres. Albeit i lalsteael, Brooklyn Standard-UnioPhiladelphia Telegraph, Nashville Parmer, Louisville Post. s, Charles A. Hamilton. Rorhepter Troy Times. Buffalo Tlmfs. Austin E. Heifs, Pitt.shurK James S. Henry, PhiladelphiaD'pateh. Press. Frank 11. Hosford, Saginaw News, Grand Rapids Post. i supday. The same evening a cowboy Colo. at them be Hugo. wiu given per Denver will ,lie reached Wednesday morning and two days will be spentFri-in and around the Colorado capital. at day afternoon the sugar factory and Greeley will be visited. Saturday nnd fishing trip Sunday a Ftage ride Mill be enjoyed at "Wolrott. Wyo. will be reached Monday morning. Three days will be spent in Utah. "Wednesday night the Short Line will take the party and a visit to Shofhone Fails. Fort Hall Indian reservation. St. Butte and Anaconda, Ruthery and on to the return trip for the East beginning Sunday. September 19. orr the Northern rnelfle and Burlington. they are g-d- en Post-Expres- For V.i Atnrrtcon M r,tl I.M. J. r .rtrlrun f.!fr-.1. ere 2. 3D p.Ul 1. IV 3.33 p.m s Main 01 r. H. rvv.i.Tzx. Mr. . Af,t. tr-"- t. PLACES l'!riw tra! 'c n fV--S- - lrbh; s . Gr-sbck- n. i : . . 'Si. Vo. !o. sr. Ft.!. r bo. Kn. ti t't i i i.i'srar.i, - .......... it,r, l''Co. Fre:: Maryv Fark or ll.ao Frn 1 !'- - 3 o. -- - . Atn-ptroi.- g. . v.- U.M T Vo. Ki-Fr- i IV, f cm - r I- i '. rtckfi r. ! - 3 TRAINS DAILY rtAT: r,(v ........ ' ! LAST Ih'.i rriy to c. r. WAimnrr. Ir.cral A tf r.L J. a. b;: N7r-N- Th-.- r- C. A. P. l . DI p rr.. - J tr. - : Pointers. m v e i I y. 9cM - i r liven t m I "7 ' ;r. r . SHORT LINE TO ST. LOUIS. COLORADO-UTA- I'art-onf- . H.-deb-a tne-rbt.n;- si l. : . - . - i I N.T-hvl'.- 1 r Ji-nni- or f -- .b-s-i,- -S s y l'.lNw York. i to e I -- 1 - r!rT Tourist rtrirr. nr. I rb-T'r-n Two !t- - r'.'r v.j ; P. ft Loup. tb'f- I ilc:. r-.- . Cj r- - "t!v ' fj."Mirat' A n )- M. St. Iv i .: - c 7. A. M M v . j b.. IV'y c brv.Ni.Mj, i. - - l- -f . It-- . A. TP.IPP. C. P. Ar- ;- Place Dlihtf il Pine- A rrcJCLU.bl ; t . -- . -t I.ak :i!.l.i!it:e mm I! TICKETS: 79 V. Second South St. IL I. ICCwLFI, Gen. Ajt, CALT LAKH CITY. "',: - t Visit, to Xircv. n 1 ill !f - alsfornia 1 Es-tel- la Grecteat Play Orounsi cn CirUu P!c ruriftitd Wftrt to i I 'LEAbL'ItS IHTALTH. V. flALTll. VJlr, byntTr, th xJ Oou na.ch Mo-jntir- L 1 -- d por1. T'5i-h'- Z t":'t".T rs':Urly ani tr yo ?J ,a1. ar t- - OTer-bo- 5- A , JiU rr.at'T vbtt i. LAka j Southern Pacific Company's Lines 1 n - yoj ar , or all thrm a i.--. vk!'! r-..'- c trzu x a '. ? x i ? . ttr.r'?. Tin: r. 'r lt Tfl'-Rra- rct . T' " 1 TLnGRAU total ef ?b in;: re I. H. ORAT. General AcuL Mc-Lco- d. You Have Goods to Sel- l- AM Which Cveryon a T1cVt tjTALiron-N1Invtnt InB. Bcci:r Utch Iividen. tr , avrt:cra Ak if tV.i SLJJCmiB2dUSaVa2LZiZk'2A J Ma-rd- Union Pacific and e - g. Chicago, Milwaukee Line . E t rr V S 1 IB-ikes- , f Kb - ;r.; . C.-- k -'- i Irq I..eV. if f tCi;y. FjII : , - r f X d y. Rr-r-hardt- - o . if C'.;r t 1 C'.'y .V a - 's " U T!.ro;ch rr. Satt Rrl 1r,TT iT, - Mof-fet- t " U'e h. I x - ca. li-d- Qnal-trorc. j 1 5 . , n. ; 5 IS nr.-d- t - 1. 1 irr'-- i j tyenmn;.; a 1 i..-- , i - ! ! - "5 ri-.- ' ? fin b- i ' , $' V J-n- nle - r to ' y ' n. r 1 . ) Pan--:-'-!- . Lakt City. Car i i! k4 F:t V.. rj. m. -- v . H. Fth. - i GTiru-J'Gnrly- " f :V, a" . r.---- I a ! ; c !.' V.?? .. .. i Is C t s C-r- ft TP: :C l rr-t." p m. -- nr. 1 rr AN-FA- S t-- 5 CHI-CAG- m. - f- .- 4 M "ANTA T r.otrrn. JC T".rrt T.!r- frcm Fth CITY. FT. JrST:PH. e.ALVirsTON. F.L PAFO ar.1 th- - Mlnlr.c Oa:: r New Mexico an3 Arlxor.a- - .11 il- Vet - luli; . j, ; 1 s 1 9 'f- 9 "" t n.--d ; VT.f (7 W.. r-- t'tg iv- - m &Frm n i-'- F-.- Louisa Kinc. Flrepc IPirrison. Mary 1Z. M. Puk's. Jeri Go'ldied. M.i?m1 !,. Assignments of Salt Lake's- 300 teachNol le Bnr. Mard- - T. A'iMoff-'- t. i:il2;l.th Larson, Ivina May. Mattte A. Wilt. Noers in rublic pchools, as made by SuAu:"-lin Holbrr'Sc. .t.K I. Manning Florence Hie innr K. Pcr!.. i. Kdith Ilovd. LUza-bt- h Bow. Ait'd't '.. and the lan. John Itt'mnion. perintendent Christensen AlValeni.na M iiphv, liln; Dixon. Winona Smith, Mrs. A.lnia Btii h iuaii. c. rio i".; fred. C. IX' Mil . charb s H Body of Man Found in Mississippi teachers' committee, will be ratified by Whittaker. Irre 1 Martha B. .b rining. Ir:u-hTr the board at a special meeting to be Wasatch School. "With Bullet Hole Betwean CJ uv. an I clvle; A. i. history ; held this week. ; So:.r Sink'.S'. A. the Eyes. F.lla Murphy. Grac Sml li. Marl'' Metny. biolmrv A. McK.iv. ptvl The Superintendent and the bo.ird are Minnie . f:o5cv; Atn Bav. Lsnnia Brown, Francis '. T'1 r."'i'l. :;i.' ; e'iiarl-busy preparing for the opening of Amy lliwmin, Molile Alexander. Winnl-iro- d liokk-ST. LOUIS, Mo., Sept. 7. The police now M.uv Tr.m I. art- 1,.m f. v". the schools. Monday next. A meeting Bees, Maude Bo ris. Mina Kimball, W bb. rnll.uiry itui'V have another murder mystery to solve of principals will be held Wednesday Nancv Latherwood. Katharine Jrlich, iicai A. t.ry. Sue Marv'K. Hills ll. p, Christen-sen's Cor.M'llv, Sl.ij 10 o'clock in Prof. as a result of the finding of the body of morning at ohire. A general teachers' meet- ('lark. an unidentified man in the river at the INDICTMENTS AGAINST will be helI at the high school SatWashington School. foot of Lucaa avenue. A bullet hle ing OKLAHOMA OrFiCIALS. ' Bid. lb', Ali.e Lilly Potter. Kathri:i urday morning. I.1 Herman, louise Harrison. Lib-between the eyes, discovered when the The assignments of the teachers fol. Ha I.. K."; ella Taylor, Annie Andt-rbody was taken to the morgue, is the low : V. ilV- r. H u: lin. Laura llenimill. A'b'tt WASHINGTON. Sept. 7. A ttbcraii b:i-i- s for the theory that the man had Bonneville School. t Cudw. Ida Marirart Dvsar. i.;. to S r, tary Hit. hrM k f K ill I t s devel-i;and later Hiily dealt with, v. :. .' Sn iti .' Kri la Da!t. M;T1 !' !!!' Emma Evans. Augusta Hurt. S.u.ih sephiw U at an autopsy held over the Attouv-tt C.ainbere. i'fs !;-!- . I Casady. horly strengthened the theory. Special Martin, assistant. t f iird of f ice s assigned on the case have been Emerson School. Scliool. Webster I unable' to rind any important clue jaiy lr. foin t.: If, t tl Lffie Rii'dle. Aliee IlilUm. Juli.i Lt-teRe Illy. Anna Wi'. h r.. ll.'.' di' Gertrude Contractor Stoke and thr'The man was weil dressed and had asalnt ivnowl tor;, Lizzi1 An Mrs. B. Ali n. Clara Harntr, Mayr.f. the general appearance of being pros- Rose O.Ruby Comiiitss-lonprK. for Kl'm.i enitn-t- y Alic L'lla Christensen. na K. Hrv.nton. Storer, Smith, Maud. Pa d, County his Hutchinson, perous Only o cents was found in beNina Rnudson. Clinton 1). innlfreU Vnlmnii,,'", Mhoi' j Whue. for ttiaklmc fal votirher and f ilf Maude "lark, (Jrace Snvde-r- Jss'.- Bovd, pockety, which leads the police to Whipple. H for tl.e d. fi.i! iirj...- n. t..n lieve that the murder was committed Franklin School. Anna Wade. Cora Clark. S.rtth Gi'lMi. certificate v. ith t In e,; tbe (lovfriinc' N lit Kmtna ivb Anna FiuIhh. I). Nash, for the purpose of robbery. The body t !; i r btilldlmr of Annie Jensnn. btld'S. Mabi Theresa Godbp, !', was found about noon by Capt. Patrick Blown, Annie C. Erickson. Lydla Smith-o- Whittier School. 1. n bin ur.d b urr.M lndindict-- ! '.'d Burke of the tug Robert E. Lee. The BeaTh tbri at Berkeley. Winrdfred Carolina Whitehead. Lamsn. c.tm'y shoes worn by the dead man were triceMary ,o:r.tui.-Sor.ci1. have- - v- ,-l McDonald, Miry Christensen. Mary It th Maryr. lilacs, Hu'.li Yott'iK- !ln?., Palrn-marked "D. A. Pitts. Cordele, Ga." The Moffett. Harriet Cohn. Sara J. Lytlo. An L'juire Luith country. had evidently been in the water na C. Price, Anna Bobbins, Annette C. Banker. Jessie Duncan. ten days. High Schools. RAILROAD rnorosLD TO ' ;;Mdrt-AS ovil!.'. F.lchlh Bryant, W.dlv.-rFremont School. . Laura J. Si rah KENTUCKY COAL FIELDS. Mary K. Belle Lawson. Zeta Morris. L.lith HunI l.iiKe-HalM.INDIAN KILLS SON ter, Mabdle Crowley. Ida Davis. Hiirb Sebfol Io pa rt iit n t Fri nee t, CINCINNATI. S.d. 7.- -A Wai-onK. Ferron, Annlo Buri;.m, Kath"rinf 13n!h; Jennie N. Crabbe, John S. V( !sh. Bal:i. l.ntln:, Fli.ab'th history; Matll" to sertire bond.; on a nw rail.vay fioni Prof-.rTO STOP SUFFERING Grant School. aIgolra; A. O. Garrett, jdiy?;-oioI'o'.umbu.--. O.. to Ma- - lib'. Ky.. to Mrs. I mm a Bledsoe. Luoy Gaby. Lilllin West Side "iiintTt eat at. J ftf-- l tius.k li; - I:; Hish School. Tb rr.e. KJith Keats. IVarl Flora tl.- - t.orth v. Ith the (!.-.1 d .i u w. r. L. M. Cilhhm. M..rv N. Yardl-- v Tlinm;:3, Trii p, Cora McKnisli'. K' ?. Ha'Tis-m& tl. and .tV,.-Iouisvilb' l licele Scholes. Carolin4 F.lla I.opa brown. M....ri.- Pain.'. ma la ir.a h CARSON, Nev., Sept. 7. A I .1 Nclli" or. Southern lvu L'oyd. P.ttlt, Planning, l'ret. jt yevf id iv. ttory of murder and sui- m Greene, "Lcaipe Shicll, Ru'h Palmar, i:!e,i-nu is anr.oiir.i ,n in. ivvv inai :tr,i i.iy 0 19) K. Sehion. Louie Miller, Alio? Paul, .; lino will a!s' extord ninety tni!-- n Imm cide cdnies from Schurz, a ham- - f Mohonri Spencer. WATCH FOR IT." 0 MaysHl.'. Ky., tl.r .uh JutkM n. Pik". let on the line of the Carson & School. Flojd and r.s M.'.rtln cur.tic in Hamilton Colorado railroad. . An aged Inhty to form an millet tei tl; Tibbs. Kdith Mary Sedgwick, dian named George Sam, unable W;it..h for Edward W. Tosvrt-sende.f th o.i badds tn tb v. His; Herman. Kd.th KendiU. Mary Wanless. to witness the sufferings of his new story. "Lei s and Sandy river. Tb Greit Nottlann C.i Lula Rudy. B s Hanks. Mar.jori. W'i.ltp-le-11. snul Cck cnmpar.y. rMntly orKatdx Jannie Hanson. Mildifd N'ow young son, killed the lad with a Leaven," which The Telegram v. ith n car lla'.l7...tloj( of :.'-!'- .. .. Isthel Lane, Mark Brown. Beatric- Wil) will publish in daily instal.ments. kinson. shotgun and then, placing the ;,un,if0 acres nt eo.il l.ual4 in tt.at i "Lees and Leaven' N a New muzzle of the gun at his own glon, and Is ald to bo promoting tli" Jackson School. new railway. It Is pt ..im..-.to 1? Mr. D York of and head, discharged the remaining today slory "tlul Mav Billing". Kmma Swan. as oal this lhe rail wp'.I .is by tliin barrel. Scranton, Winnie Welb. Mary L. Rob- 0 Towr.sonfl'n best effort. McClure. Ohio and b.:s Sandy Janle Cutler, inson. Margaret Livingston, doii. for years. It n.tld that tb 0 Phillips & Co., the big New Irma Agnes Kvans, N Hie Brown. Hi oat Northern Co il an t! I tttbin k H off. r. York publishers, say "Lees and Clarissa Besley. Barbara 0 FIFTEEN LIVES LOST .Miller. real companies will thn eortrol U. Rachel I re, Jeanle oal traab from VnnsyIvatda an l all Home, Leah H. Ar- 0 Leaven" is the "great story ef IN STEAMER. EXPLOSION. Nellie Hahn, Cohn. joison. 0 the day." nold, Sylvia State along thr Ohio mvr to New Orleans. 00 0000 00 J 000 CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 7. The Jordan School. survivors of the Hungarian steamer R. S. Sanoorn. Fannie Wheeler. in was the which destroyed Vashkapu, Lincoln School. Black sea September 1st by explosions Mrs. Minnie K. Mr.r.n. Idn Herman, Adelia Thackeray. Katherine Wall. May attributed to the Bulgarian revolutionAlexander, Florence Robblns. Emma Galists while on her way from Varna, Bul- lagher, Jennie F. Davis, Mabtlle Dalev. Sarah Martin, Effie E. garia, to Constantinople, state that two Helen Bailey, Lillian Bain. Hague, on steamthe board occurred explosions er at 4 o'clock last Tuesday morning'. Longfellow School. Grace Stanchfield. Crete Pinkc-rtonTwo dynamite bombs were thrown .by PIngilman. Irene Emery, Martha men supposed to have embarked at Alexander, Laura Widdisn. Varna, one in the stokehold and the Lowell School. ether under the bridge. The whole Katherlne Me Donald, bridge, with the captain and two mates, Martha Watte-rswas blown off. while the stokehold was Xtnia Druce. Este-llDunford. Sallbwrecked nnd an apprentice killed.' Mary Van Houton, Beatrice Ander-se- n Bessie Williamson. Mry 1. lloatr. The explosions were followed by an Anna Ad.'.m, Laura roster. lb ior,a outbreak of fire in the forehokl. Alto- Walsh. Bessie Chambers, persons lGSt their lives, Gra'e Alice Mar.ninR. J'.-s- i Jessie Hutch- gether fifteen I'rew, v. ox. but all the engineers and most of the ison, Jennie canicy, came passengers were saved. The crew beli Ninth School. THE THROUGH CAH SERVICE haved with great gallantry. Mrs. Mattie E. McKay, Mabel Gardiner. BETWEEN SAL' J LAKE CITY AND CHICAGO OVER THE CZAR'S COMING VISIT Oquirrh School. TO ROME ANTICIPATED. Blanche Lawson, Margaret Ilartwe'.I, Dorotha Bowman. Edna Barker, HUn M. Rovs, Mathilda Lindberg, Evedire ROME, Sept. 7. The police forbade a Beillv, Mrs. E. S. Broike, Mabpl Thorn". Croff. Fannie Levlsk. public commemoration of the death of Hariut BucUbce. Mary Wolcott. Mrs. Jenta Melon. Jnwif t.'auffifhi, the Italian philosopher P.ovie, which ton, Mollle Templet Kate- McKenzIe, I'hares the extreme parties had arranged to Mary Cauffiebl, Outcalt. & hold Sunday, as they believed that it Lunyon, Margaret Riverside School. was intended to convert it into demonstration ag'iinsi the coming visit of the Florence Dye, Kate Alley, Bessie Bow-rirHannah McLacMnn. Cora Eaton. Czar to Rome. The troops were kept in case Mauie of l'orter, May Thomas, Mariza Clay. but readiness disorders, in Into for call their happened nothing Sumner School. tervention. The extremists .have Winona Jones. M. Dott Stay. Nellie Sutto hold the commemoration next ton. Eda Pratt, Florence Parry. Emma of the police prohibl Hamlin, MAKES T RAVE LINO INDEED A Sunday, despite Edith Folsom. Altbea Moreton, tion. PLEASURE. THREE TRAINS TO Florence Fimer. !ella McFall. Anna AnK. E. Shpard. derson, Lou Dunn, Mrs. CHICAGO EVERY DAY WITHOUT' Ernest Taylor, F. B. Haynes, Maude Yellow Fever Rages. CHANGE OF CARS. Harrold. 7. A fund for Monterey, Mex., Sept. the yellow fever sufferers of Lianares, Twelfth Schiii. where the disease is epidemic, has been Edith McClo. ;and. Ethel Drure. Hattbi C. S. WILLIAMS, Commercial AgoM, started by prominent citizens of this L. King, Evel n Jen?on, Harriet Hobart. city. Business has been partially sus Uintah School. Fi pended, and those who are not afflicted 2nd South, Salt Lako City, Utah 106 D. R. Coombs, Gwendolyn Harmon, with the fatal disease are idle, though Ella Kelscy, Lena C. Pratt. not m direct need as yet. Score!; of fever cases have been reported, and Union School. among the afflicted are the Mayor and Maud Potter, Kate Gatrell, Rubetta jus secretary. iloorchead, Ida Sconberg, Jessie Home, illa Str.t. r9 l;tt r 4- T. A. At imu i sim I l.T.KVr. SLT LAKH CTJT. r, v,.- ) . .nv Dt.wt irj 10 ? For a.-- l 3 'i l.m. I'lil..., Kt -r.r nr ' I";! .'o. l.wt-,,- llrl r l.'.Jrn. mm. Prnvo, Vc Vr ell '.r.;r- Cn jn1 trd-- .t C:?0p.tn. . i- -'r P..V.1 ar ! K'ifii., t p.m. r Vo. l I C, p trt. I'Hei nr, t th Vo. r Tor (if!.-? i" a m. V.t. 'No. Pii'tt r: . . AHRU'!..- - AT SALT L ICC CITT. r. rn. P i, T. A. Cl. :r-:-rr-r A MURDER MYSTERY ai-icu- !Mrt.':i, rc!nu....JJ. r.1 ATcsisox. V OUTINO EXCUKSI02X fice v-;i- f PUNCJi. A, G. I". City Ticket 02c COl call cn or r5,"J -- ! 1r Fatt Luke rr J, I - W, GILuKTT. 11 Asnt. r l'it:ik-- a. - ... 4 To Northern Points, Saturday. September 12th. Ma Oregon Short Line. Fsual low tHtr-- nnd liberal limit. See i ger.tf. City ticket of- r, r J- 1nf rml ta as ci DAlLT. It-.:- !.:). 4g . rt X.m. Ki Dfrct s?ax for !! m!!rc d!tr1ctr In L'ts ar.d Nrda. City Ticket Ofnc 20123-0-Main Street. Telephone For DirrABT. C!-9r4-.- . CH-St- n, p-il- cr.t, Comm-- ( s. HU !rrrmiJit 9:35 a.m r-n- 2 CJ-r- York. 3 r .... .. ia. rort- 79 JVrrn. Van. tMRt .. Ca. m. For Oclr.. illume. Kr.t Cl;i. Ifvr. U'.i Fm Krr,fjCn rl For tK n. t'Atm v 2v. ln- tr. jr.., f.r. vjtt.h, ls.: C?:cay B tt, rrile1r.s, f.dJ'crtUr rc, l 8w Via(!. Tr,-i'- Frlc-- . By. From Ff.vfr f.ir Marr.sr.oth. and Gtrfin D'ac'i ALL p.m I vik U 1 rvtiv t Lr-j- a. m 38 f.i - .. -. Tr-AIN- d- Fr4t-c.r,d FoViy. :t.r Cf.... ,. rr Cjler. 8:00 a.m th!. ri"M. FTrn Trero, Cxrh 4 sty. nd Fan Viuic a.m Ijcm I ;t!f. !r.f nnrl.st .6:0 AKHtVE. Ji.kb L't.t.riM. Crdn. npe-lik- e. GIVEN ARE (rlsi ) t f ! tlUT. tr ana lr,um..lm TH.Sr,t Fat It. :v,.t..ri. I ar. JYom polr.ta tltjr ) cit-cfT- t. air Ut TEACHERS . ti. Lramrr jttaaUr kc, i'-J- CITY S ram ! 7:3D T". Kt. Trsiorktf.i. u M Jtrvm GarT-- A Melbourne dis- fo.ntaOgan Mrr-jr- . m'djAU Va.Irjr l.y..., LONDON. Sept. patch to the Daily Chronicle says: Th administrator of British New Guinea reports the discovery of r.n extraordinary tribe of marshland dweller In th Island of P?pun. Owlrg to ih ewampy ground nnd tangled undergrowth, walking and car.o'.ng ar almost Impossible. The native dwlHrcs arc built In tree, ar.d as a result of th nnllvrs nrft conditions existing t!. th us of th"lr lw r gradually los.Injr l!mbn and are tinab! to walk on h snl ground without thdr fru blading. Their tmdles have developd enormtis-l- y while tl.lr legs arA thlabs have b tome atrophied. In figure and carriage morning. arriving there Monday will be spent in the West Missouri evening the party metropolis. Monday will start Wo Ft over the Union Pacific Kxpc-- Inient railway. The Kansas State station at Hays will be visited Tues- n, I,M. r'rf.M e1.r.r.r!tn tIr.UrX'pH forr Msntl if.? Kmr.t .: air. 1903 U AKKIVC. 09-:r- . n p-fv-o. r Feb. nctt ana Ior;n4, CMnr. "n rrmnrirj. Fro-and t:.tTinsS salt lai:e out. For MISSING LINK FOUND IN BRITISH GUINEA. 7. rrrro DEIART. rr.oM onr.GON' ehoijt xjne depot, ot jH'tats Mon-de- y Post-Pi.naic- h. cumbed to the deadly fumes, which pour out of caverns, and are said to be worse when the wind is blowing from the south. The stories connected with this spring rival those of the famous Death Valley of the National park, where many animals are found dead at times. The same, according to reports, is true of Demaris firings. The gas, it is said, pours out of the hole in volumes, and it is claimed that if one has his face over the hole he is gone unless he has Eome one to rescue him. The last death reported previous to that of Mrs. Brow'n was in the case of a cowboy unknown here, who went to the springs to bathe in 1S93 and met his death there. 16-fo- iL..Vr AND SALT LAKE R. R. CO. L03 ANGELKS, Cal.. Sept. 7. Mike Jessey, John Cranz and Ra bin, three laborer, were cru.-.hrto death by th? ravine In of a bank nt tho excavation for the site of a new hotel c Sixth and San Joaquin streets. The men were burled alive under tons of earth. John Bun h, another laborer, working in th trench. atv th? slide of earth start and barely escaped. Ills legs were caught by the rnve-ln- . h was rail?' out with slight injuries. oman Overcome by the Correspondents of Many Papers Will Attend Coming Tuffies at Hot Springs Irrigation Congress at Ogdcn. in Wyoming. E. C. Howland, New York Mall and Ex- 7. CHICAGO, Sept. Twenty-nin- e 7 St. Paul de-"bl- ed t i Ji-- m Yois v."!: mm fel i tl lit I' 1 J i(iiow'4iti bite m rolnx E i rtm chr!c? cf thrr thro-.J- h A IfN Lu.f WV LEAVE 5ALT LAKE X W. sofa fcvv5 :?.-45i.T--- - t'n gy |