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Show The Salt Lake Telegram. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1903 NGTON TRAIN HELD BY MASKED ROBBERS 00000 .Express Car Dynamited and $5000 to $10,000 Secured; Posse Starts in Pursuit of Bandits. 23. masked men at 10 d up the Burlington & Missouri river train No. 41, five miles north . of this city. The safe in the express car was dynamited and the car wrecked. Officials of the road say that the safe contained but little money. Other reports say that it contained from $5000 to $10,000 in money. Everything in the safe was taken and the men escaped in the darkness with horses. A posse Was organized and is in pursuit of the bandits. Not a single shot was fired. The train was stopped by means of a red light. The engine and express car were uncoupled from the balance of the train and backed half a mile further on, where it wjit dynamited. The train was in charge of Conductor Harvey, who hurried to the city and gave the alarm. The officers lost no time in organizing andmaking a start. It was necessary for the entire train to be brought back to the city and a new train made up, which left at 1 o'clock. According to meager reports received at midfrom the scene of the hold-u- p night, the instant the train was stopped two of the robbers climbed into the engine and, with drawn weapons, compelled the engineer and fireman toobey orders. One of the men uncoupled the engine and express car from the balance of the train. The party then" climbed' into the cab and the engine and car were run up the track. The explosion followed. As soon as the safe was dynamited the men rushed to the wrecked car. It is asserted they did not get a cent as a result. The train waa loaded with passengers for the West and the hold-u- p created a panic. The hills are being searched, but without success, up to midnight. One of the robbers is reported to have been hurt, the extent of. his injuries being unknown. Mary Williamson, a tortune-leUe- r. Before she cculd reply h dropped dead of heart Buehwaltr ij was a. farmer of Gardner. 111., and while visiting relatives here went wlUl a nephew to have hta fortune told. He vat TO years o'.d. west-boun- TWO MEN KILLED POXY CASTRO EXPECTS TO BAKE BIG FORTUNE. OF , SPAIN, Trinidad, Sept. 23. Advices received here from Caracas, Venezuela, state that the official gazette has Published" a Government decree suspending the operation of the mining code for an indefinite period. This decree will ren- r.ew acquisitions of mines in Venezuela impossible. The reason ijiven is that a f ii'iiie of polit icians surrounding President f'aatro wishes to mowpolizf all the mines in the district of Ciudad li.'Hvar without afmeeting any competition. toThey wouldcomterward sell the mines .foreign panies. The action of the Government, tnker without previous notice, will cause detriment to tho American mining parties who a. j now engaged in survey mi? several miring claims in the district of. the rOPwT BY GIANT POWDER PORTLAND, Sept. Twenty pounds of giant powder exploded last evening three miles south of Mount Tabor, killing John Simon and Edward Wagandt Instantly. men were carrying the The powder to a field where they intended to blast sturap3, when, it is. supposed, cno of them stumbled and fell, causing the pc vdv.r to explode. Both men were blown to atoms anC their remains scattered over an acre of ground. - -- e- 4- - u OGDEN MEWS 500 a year. Americans for Cuba. Havana. Sept. 23. Thomas J. Anderson, general passenger agent of th Southern Pacific railroad, announces that he has come to Cuba with thf ida of arranging for the immigration of American farmon Cuban soli. ers to settle Brakeman Killed. James McGovern of Ogden, employed a brakeman on the Southern Pacific rail maa, yesreruay met witn injuries a Wells. Nev., that caused his death in shon i't". It is not known just how th accident happened, but it is presumed while he was engaged in doing some switching: in the yard3 at Wells, and in attempting: to make a coupling he was caught between the drawheads. He was placed on tha. train gcing to Ogden. but expired shortly afterward. His injuries were very severe, his left leg being crushed at the thigh, it X'rom the body, besidea other bruises. girls. Lizzie Peterson, 17, is Several Offenders. Harry Campbell and Gus Smith, accused of highway robbery, were bound over to the District court yesterday bv Judge Howell under bonds, and will hav a Jrd. John Coffin, hearing September S. V. Grow with embezzlechargedwasby and his bond fixed ment, arraigned at $100 to appear for hearing September 2Sth. Michtel Evans, accused of having stolen a watch from Peter Minnoch, wa.j held under $j(X bonds to appear for h g September 24th. Clarence Farrell, accused of having stolen two sheep, was arraigned and his bond fixed at &!c. His nr-in- A DAILY ANIMAL hf&ring is set for September l!Sth. STORY FOR THE WEE SALT LAKER A TRAGEDY IIT LOW LIFE. Down at the bottom of the creek, where the HelgTamite plays at tag; with the Leech, and where all the old tin cans and rubber boots find their last resting place, lived a little Sucker;finsa Sucker of the original kind, with and scales and sharp spines and divided tail, and with a little mouth that could only be seen when she lay on her back. "Oh! dear," she sighed; "life is so aimless and dull down here, everything for me liej at the bottom, and I conwith my nose tinually must go about in the mud. Oh! if I could only get up and live at the top!" Just then she bumped Into Mr. Catfish. "I beg your pardon," she said, very sweetly, for she had always admired Mr. Catfish, and thought she could easily love him. "No harm done, madame," he gal- - TIIIS IS ONLY City Briefs. , raw v. tn. m. p. tm. T" a t. a. taw ... 9M n. O.i-ag- St. Ix, : Oty, c f , b Ut j. bv. Louis an4 O.Wg i at la. taw ta-i( th VaSivy, Ilwtf . lUivr.a. Port'.andl 8 a FrancJe- co ar li!tm-(ii- u v',ri ,.n K . n. T. M. . fOm MACMFRa r. nrni.r.T. a p t. a.Trae Kjr. r k. nrr.szzK a. g p. a t. a. City Ticket Offlca, 201 Mala Street. Fo- - pHl n, A. r-- Tlh"tie SJ-- t. t TOPED ATCfllSOX, It SiXU Mr. -- WAVT PALT 'itAKT. CTTT. ao. a For Der.vr and a.m. ro. J Fir Denver ard Cast.... nS jvm. Tee Denver at d I J p.m. fo. No. 19 For P'rcham. Heter. . Provo, Men aval I. a.m. Co. I'-- Tor Or Jn and all inter- medlat taints 1:10 p.m. For Iroo and KufVi.. iwp.n. Vo. Fur Ogr1n and th Vo. 1 For ard the Wtt.. :5 pm. p.m. V. t--lCJ-- Og1n a m. Og1m n1 the Veat. Frr No. iS t a.m. Park City. ARRIVES AT HALT LAKH C1TT. So. 15 From Og1n t: a m. SS am. So. 6 From Dnvr and 1 1 :XS p m Ko. Frotn ard Hatt.. From Ko, ar,d natt..U:C p,ra. N'n. Frort R'r.gham. liefer. Provo. MaryvaJ Vo. T Frm Curk and Irovo.P-?-irJtm. a.m. om No. I'ark Otv p mn No. urrom t r n, tn. No. J From an1 wat... ly iKrn. a S' From Of0a tA V.et... p ra. at tntm-1- ! wtat'er f iv.ev. O. "phe-- a rs. rfktt orr.'.I. A. DP.NTON. A. P. D. rtotmt- - santa rc ! lAr from ftah t CHIC1TT. fT. JOFF.Plf. CAGO, OALVE8TON. FL PAIK a the Mining Carrps of New VexSco nt-- -t nt El JCAV-FA- S and ArUasii. 3 TRAINS DAILY n-eet.- For rartlculara about ItEDUCXD IIATC3 EAJ?T this rummer, arr !y to C F. WARRHK. General Arr,t m&ck, Fall Lake City. ll Utah. For Kt.. Ity 9 ICt-r-- nt'n Dining-Ca- Dr ONE It l han;r1 ran a !r.!r car r.a e fhar, lo hfrl, but i.'.i'f I!r,ty art. ? iirrn, r.'?'r!rtat & ?. $-- !t ly St Paul :r.cr tt;-- vl e'.a. cf.omtt frr n cur wn rt'.ce so tali rarefy. r'rsvrr r,. p m ar J Che. p. ri. fr m. I P m. and Ft-5 r. m. Tt Kr. C?y ar a - Lovla, TT r Pacific and Chicago, Milwaukee Line r Pointers. OF 1 Or-ah- a 1 4 aJl carry d.n!nc t r. SHORT LINE COLORADO-UTAI- i TO ST. LOUIS. CITy f o Pi. Through rar. BtJt Ioula ard Karaa ilt. tir.ly one rar.ge to New York, HufTaJo and trinrraJ polnse Iflw rt trr trav.i. chli- ka THREE THROUOn TRAINS TO CHICAGO EVERY DAY. IF IN A HURRY TAKE THE OVERLAND LIMITED. !;! islepeciai Hj If n jf ; .1 , ft C. S. WILLIAMS, Commercial Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee &. St. Paul Ry., Salt Lake City, Utah r atter.i;on to la4Ua ar.d to f !r a r Tourist 1fnra Ihro-ir- h Ito.ton and othr ti&is withoal cbar.aw Two tralre !.,. Iny jlre at tlcktt office. Doiy t !rk. c.. rait Any intern at ln f 1L C. T iWNiJiZN D. tuV.y M'.eeurt Pa;:r.c Ry.. ft. Louis. Mo. C. A TRIPP. C, P. AM, fiait Lake C.'.y. TICKETS: 79 V. Scconil South St. r. r. oa a?v CALT LAKE CITY. A Dtllghtftil Plac to VltSL A Profitablt Tlaca to Lira. SEE If You Have alifornia J.lr'iiiTr'i'kt'rii Greatest Play Not very good poetry, perhaps, but wVt it lacks in rhythm it more than mak i up in fact. An the prices are reasonable. Just hfch ervugh to insure good food, good cooking and good service. Morning and evening meals A LA ' h gn. PLEASE HIS CUSTOMERS. th Best Paper, 40c. Hi .. -- Csin. Cfh Onta&a,Dn-St.er. Kichi jty. VUt. Baeh pOJ p.Ul ALL TRAINS DAILY. One lb. of Meols rw I2t Hatt. &4 rrtnc twirls O nr. ft thf.t tr.akt Union a a Port '.ard. vry Thomas J. and J. II. Kurtz left yesterday for California. A report has reached that the hotel at Deeth, Nev.. hadOgden burned yestera day, causing loss of about $MKR). Christopher Tngebretson. who was so seriously hurt in a runaway accident Monday, is somewhat improved and the attending- physicians now think he has more than a fair chance for recovery. Marriage licenses were issu?d to Harry Agnes, aged 23, and yesterday Margaret McGregor, aged 20, both of Ogden; W. T. BrashPar, aged 40, and Maggie Shipp aged 23, bith of Bellevue. Ida.; David and Hlanche Allison, Mattson, aged aged 23, both of Ogden. Cr,?-,- Fr For THE AGREEABLE FEATURES OF THE NEW EASTBOUND SERVICE VIA , THE ock Island Some One Take Me to the Top. is a pleasure to lantlysoanswered: "it even in so sudden sweet a lady meet a manner." "My! how handsome he Is!" she him" and thought. "I feel I mustastellshe did so then she sighed, and sucked in a lot of little shrimp. "You look sad," he volunteered. "So sweet a girl as you should not let sorrow cloud your face even when the mud gets stirred up." She knew she must tell him soon. "How sweet of you to talk so to me!" she blushed; ''your mustaches are the dearest things' I ever saw; anI do you so tired of being down here know, I nnd long for some one to, take me up to the top." "Really, madame, you embarrass me w ith your compliments, but I have long1 loved you, for virtue is often found In the 'mud and scum of things,' as Mrs. Wiggs says, and it would be my greatest Joy to take you in my loving fins and tail and carry you with me to the top." Saying: which he swam to her and put his tail about her, drawing her closer and closer. But she cried out with pain. "Oh! Oh! Oh! 7Tou are killing- me!" It was too true. His sharp spines had pierced her loving- scales; a little red blood dyed the waters. ' Oh! if I had been satisfied," she murmured, and was dead. A. PEARSONS. tttt DINING CARS in- Dntr, arvd Fn Vfrn. In The srrop'eet remedy eenstlpatlon, btilousr.eas sr.d the rr.any aliments arising from a disordered r,om ach. livtr or bowels ts FUpar.a Tabuls. They have acorcpiUhd wonders, ani aid removes the neoeattty of the'r tlmtiy calllrr a phyrietan frr many llttl i:!a that beset mankind. They go straight t the seat of trubl. relieve th dlntrt cleanse the affected parts, ar3 rive the eratem a gvneral toning up. The fle-c- nt packet ts enough for9 an ordinary occasion. The family bottle. ertta. mntsins a iu sell theo. tly for a yiar. All dreg Ffaa st Kar.aa city Oslraf, Bu ...av4....... Ofin.K Tor 4 , DF.PAItT. Jller,a has City Ticket 0!3ce SOX Mala Street, Telephone 250. For rrtlcu!ars call on or a14ris Fait Lake Rout, or J. L agents. Ccmn-.ml. W. Agor.t. OILLETT, Oenrai paengr Agent. ALL MEALS and Kila Frr Ori - Dtreet sta for a!1 mie.tcg fnr.tiort ilstricts la southern Utah sad Nevada. Revolting Charge. aged Jerkins Bercotlo, of a similar age, volved. Or4m Der. Loula Oarfle!d Ir.rr Irvr Gee Ben. a Chinese gardener, Lorenzo Ilcckefellow and Mrs. Mary Harnett were arrested on a revolting charge. yesttrday Both the men were placed under JluOO bonds, and will be given a hearing on September 30th. The details of the case cannot be published, but the ruin of two a.m Fr lnpte ni a4 Lii. 1tv .... Va:jr. -! !. 3E almost-severin- g Ft em Batte, Partutv4 .. Fror.i rrvo, Arrerlcan Ferk. IM. Juab. urrt. Frleco. Cailentes ard Intermediate Q.3T points ....',-- ' From Ptovo. Falffl'.d. Mfreur end VUv 55 Ry. points Frem Silver Cttr. Mar.mcth. Eureka, S?ocaton. Toe.e C ar il f-- r Frci? Ofj4v. OacK D.UJ p. Hi . ARJIIVE. 51 CM- (VU ;.t. Iwr. Bt, Loeia. rag. 0tfca, O r ta latrrwtk? fc r. t ...Utpaw rclnts on h&Mi T) self-destructi- Crop Destroyed by Fire. Butte. Mont., Sept. n. Fire Monday afternoon destroyed about 1700 bushels of wheat and eta belonitlr.K to A. A. McDonald on Willow creek. The fire started from the engine of the thr her, a spark rks of the thrown out Isrnltlnr six grain. The loss is about S120O. Farmer at Uintah Indian School. 2.1 M. A. Crouse of Washington. Sept. was today ap;olntM Maricopa. Ariz., farmer at Uintah Indian school, Utah, at ttinfC1er,. Trtm k li,-mi- Ftcn Orlis. K. Kanaka O'r.CfcSraga. Omiii, n r4 7:30 , vaiivy k; OarO'ld iWach. Tc Toe!. Stockton. Matatnetfr. Eureka ard Silver City Cvta 8:00 Leralngtoa cul-efFor Provo. Arnnrn Fork. Juab. Ftlao. !nltnn4iate Z.H Cllnta and,Mj:frJ. ol ... tt uiu.t rrec'.rf. From Cg4f nro rrw, Lent. ra?rn14 and MertJr. fotsawUai at Ner-h-l for Mantl a?4 latr-- 1 23. Aftitrvn flurte ani Fortian. Of4a. Pn Frem For tr tr May i.1903 x-- eTIat f f?ti la mok ontooK short detot. SALT LAKE CTTT. Jisa. Izth Time DEPART, CLEVELAND, O.. Sept. 21 Despondent and disheartened over conditions, somo of which may never be known, Mlu OUva Rayl. sister of Dr. Rayl of GlenviU. whose body was found badly crushed and fevered Into weral piece on th lAk Shore tracks In Oordon park yesterday. train threw herself In front of a or lay down on th track topaealnir await death. This was the opinion of the police tonight ro First Boy Do yer want de Sunday-schoafter a, day spent by the entire ("elective heaven when yer die. like uncerfore in attempting to unravt. ma'am tells yer? tainties which surround the terrible death Second Hoy Nit! Deri's no fjn coin of the yours: woman. places where a woman wants yet ter The belief of the police that shs was ter Co. Judge. not murdeied and her body placed on the track is probably substantiated by the corcner and a second physician who per formed the autopsy over th body, neither or wnom incline to the theory o' murder. their bt.tef that the Notwithstanding case is one of suicide, the notice are atlll working on it and will continue to do so until further effort In that direction seems useless. Miss Rayl came to this city from Wells vllle. Ohl.j. some time a?o to take up th vcrk ox nursing with hr brother, who a physician, and entered a training school for nurses almost immediately upon her arrival. The only cause for If the death of the youna woman proves to have been such. Is a disappointment In a iove affair at Wellr1!le. and this is alfo said to have - been the cause for Miss Ray Ts .eavlng he- home city. The train was heh! up near a grading camp and was witnessed by a farmer, w ho fwent tc his house and telephoned to Amazonia, the Citizens there nearest station. armed themselves and started to the scene of the robbery, but the bandits were gone when they ar- rived. m AND SALT LAKE R. R. CO. ELKHART. InL, !Mpt- - a. "How Ion do you think I will live?" JtuchwaJtrr of asked Benjamin Railroad Track. TO NEARESS? STATION. Four o'clock last night held ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Sept. 03 2Xii Rayl Rllrrd to Have Delib erately Thrown Herself on FARMER TELEFJiOrneS REPORT OF ROBBERY " TABLE IS NOW ABANDONED 000 0 DEATH CAME AS BE TIME . ASKED A QUESTION SAN PEDRO, LOS ANGELES THEORY OF MURDER m O round Goods to Sell-- - en Earth. ATI ar Parroua P;aca Wh'ch Kvryor. Want a to In a Tlck.t to CAUrOH-NIIt,.tal ar-Hecjfr Htrh AND PLKAUI;!: ltr.Al.TM, WKALTM, Mas ntiiln. Ijdrra Vry, P.rre. ra A j?-"'.'4.- '.rr'.; ;fratif cU J li H. at tiP.AV, "Hf1 j- I N". Gir-fa- i V ? -- y'J rr.tr..rf are, Hat t-- ttr Lakes rf--ata- cer ?" ar yoa e.rr-atar- Jfc. a. h a r jr'iHfl'. ;ax in TiH TCUinAU t J5 Southern Pacific Company's- Lines Uv Yer r?-Kt Ta,rV.rr rc--.t- r aal r t"t f tr.w:;i?:r Aak rOLD. rra.V.a Tltltrn If tils 7:.trm U net t;i4.trt) iU!o ,:, 1 CARTE, midday TABLE D'HOTE 11 2 rfrs f jMLas.aaaswswasssssaas aaasawaaaaaesassawac jj,'!f!!'''"- - luncheon fifty cents. All through trains carry dintrs; sorns of them are electric lighted and have electric fans. You have no idea how nearly perfect dining: car service can be until you see that of t g-e- Rock Island Diners. Going somewhere Lke ? Address City, Utah. - HAL S. RAY, General Agent, Denver, Colorado. 1L radio a E. DRAKE, Dist. Pass. Aftnt. Q. A. BIBLE, Tray. Pass. 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