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Show (Hte GBlfccv items STANDING & W1XOM, froprlelora TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION: One yar, In advance Si Mviitba Turee Mouiha tl 25 tvj Ah Entered at the Post Oftle at Flriuham City as becoud eiass mutiex JAPS AND COSSACKS FIGHTING ON LAND. Brown Men Meet With Deaster Talien Wan, 400 Being Sabrefi. Tho London Daily Mail's Port Arthur correspondent, under date of Feb. "Official advices state that 13, says: the Japanese landed six hundred near Talien Wan w'th disastrous results, 4 In being sabred by Cossacks. The remainder eseaped to their ships. It is further stated that the Japanese landed at Pigeon Bay, where thirty of them were killed ami the remainder retreated. A New Chwang correspondent cables: Port According to official Arthur telegrams the Japanese landed a force at Pigeon Bay, West Port Arthur. They were then attacked by troops and by the land batteries and were defeated with heavy losses. The Japanese minister has advised the emperor of Korea to arrest Yi Yong Ik, who has been a practical dictator and who was very friendly to Russia until there was danger of Japanese predominance. Two thon sand Russsians have arrived at Kap-sad- , at the headwaters of the Yalu river. Tho Japanese are constructing a telegraph line north from Seoul. The London Daily Telegraphs Shanghai correspondent, under date of Feb. 12, says it Is reported that the Japanese have bombarded Dalny and landed marines. Tho vessels that comprised the Japanese fleet which attacked and destroyed the Russian cruisers Variag and Itorietz at Chemulpo on the 8th inst., were the cruisers Naniva, Taka-chibSuma and the Asama. The Japanese did not lose a man. japan gets firsi blood (Jusfons ondjmiesl Little Brown Men Start War by Putting Some of the Czar's Most Power-- , ful Fighting Machines Out of Business. MILLIONS FOR jjijj IRRIGATION SCHEME THREE GRe?' VALLEYS. Attempt of Ruseian Warships to Prevent Landing of Japanese at Che mulpo Results in Battle in Which Two Ships Are Destroyed. WHlCMu-BENEF- Scheme Has Been Practt call, proved by the Reclamation D The long looked for war between It is reported in Tokio that the (SPECIAL CO&PE5PONDENCD 11YKI M mMU.H., Editor. ment in Washington, and it Japan and Russia now seems to be Japanese Sect engaged and defeated Believed the Work Will J1 Not even Palestine, which blooms ist Is robbed, the governor of the disan assured fact, the Japanese having two Riis.-ia- n warships, whose names INSTRUCTIONS TO CORRESPONDENTS. on the villages Undertaken. Items of news are solicited from all parts of begun actual hostilities. As it is gen- have not yet been learned, at Chemul- - as a garden under the early spring trict sweeps down the counirv. can compare with the land of near the scene of the robbery and is sud the engagement be-- mins, was conceded Russia that It po At rite upon one side of the paper erally bay. only only. Morocco. There the earth seems to makes them pay one hundred fold for "Write proper names piamly. State Engineer Doremi us has waiting for some overt act upon the gan at 11 a. m., and continued until be clothed with rainbows, and gar- the stolen goods. In order to protect me publisher from im Whether the unto Salt Lake City fronTE of the little brown men, and that 8 p. m. The smaller Russian vessel lands of brilliant flowers are turned poMtious from Irresponsible persons, the full part of the spread lucky stranger gets any part luiuie of the author mould be signed to all oru the followers of the czar are more is reported to have been sunk and t y nr feet. muuieutlnns. The bient.iy of correspond! nts Your horse treads on tine is another question. ington with an outline of will be withheld whenever desired. tliet, favorable toward war than the peace the larger one was fired and hopelesswild mint and purple aromatic thyme, Tetuan is surrounded by walls over Arid Land Reclamation Fund .. amf the air is. filled with their fraA part of the crews movement, there seems hut little ly destroyed. sursion's mammoth feet six and teet thick, high irrigation sch fifty PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, doubt that the struggle has begun in are reported to have escaped to the grance. A rich purple carpet of vi- mounted by brass cannons at vari- which it is proposed to provije ,! a of has border per's bugloss enormous heavy earnest. shore and to have been captured. ous points. There are two 000 acres of fertile lands in the Bluescarlet rose. and The Russian vessels were the Rus- - pimpernel, The fallowing official bulletin has gates the sea gate and the land gate Salt Ijike, Utah lake and UTAH STATE NEWS. bells lie like an imperial mantle, Ca$'n which are opened at sunrise and been issued in St. Petersburg in the sian cruisers Korietz and the Variag. leys with an abundant supply of closed at sunset. form of a telegram from Viceroy s and which scheme has been farmers will probably Santaquln I arrived at Tetuan at 9 o'clock at chief of staff, dated February 9: Columbia steamed away while the bat-reclamatl! plant aboul 150 acres to sugar beets night on my journey from Fez, one rally approved by the v "By order of the viceroy I beg to tie was in progress, but later saw the this season. vet night in March, and it was near- part ment in Washington, 11 that this about report at fleet leave. One Japanese day, Japanese proviso remaining to be settled j,65 ly an hour before I could gain admisFrank Freeman, an employe In tho oclock in the morning, a Japanese cruiser with torpedo boats is reported sion into the city. the tests of actual surveys and Mercur mine at Meronr, is dead from squadron, consisting of about fifteen north of Chcfoo. The fast of the Ramadan was on at urements of the proposed water injuries sustained by being crushed by and cruisers, approached the time, and all true Mohammedans plies shall prove the battleships . cave-ina practlcabilit,' or n trained from eating, drinking Port Arthur and opened fire. The en- Russians Accept the Gage of Battle. the project, and there ts hardly The fruit raisers of Weber county smoking from sunrise to sunset. The entertained emy was received with a cannonade news that Japan had duplicated The by either State EngJ are discussing the advisability of orTetuanites obeyed the Koran implicitfrom the shore batteries and the guns her tactics at the Doremus or the government of the opening amt the into turned day. night a ly. engijJ asganizing county of our squadron, which also particiwar by a torpedo attack on That is, they slept all day and worked who have examined it that theschf. sociation. pated in the engagement. the Russian ships off Port Arthur is entirely practicable. at night. "At midday the Japanese squadron created intense excitement As the result of a war among retail The city of Tetuan is thoroughly in St The scheme as presented by ceased its fire and left, proceeding dealers, fine naval oranges sold in Sait Boots state engineer is, in Oriental in its appearance. Petersburg. Details of the attack are brief, as foii0,l south. Lake City last week as Jow as five dyed in various brilliant colors and anxiously awaited. Extra editions of The building of a dam from lift. "Our losses in the fleet were two the of the most im- 100 feet in are cents a dozen. two height to convert Si5 morning papers, printed early in officers wounded, nine men killed and the portant manufactures. berry valley into a reservoir Mrs. J. D. Paul, wife of a Salt forenoon, after the appearance of and dark Hidden forty-on- e gloomy sufficient capacity to hold all the I away up men wounded. The battle- the Official Lake groeeryman, has eloped with a Messenger, conveyed the courtways are splendid mansions with ers that can be practically ship Poltava and the cruiser Novick intelligence to the former partner of Mr. Pauls, desert-threpopulation of the marble porticoes, filled with orange into it from the several branchial each had a hole knocked in their sides children. capital and dispelled any lingering and flowing fountains, which the Duchesne river. trees below water line. The forts were The excavation of a channel thiJ Millionaire Suicides. look like a glimpse of fairyland, when Robert Price will labor a year lq to fifty miles long, following t'J slightly damaged. is a and door "OOM quickly William suddenly opened PAUL J. Lemp, president of the the state prison for stealing a keg of IS DYING. t contour by which to (Signed) slammed in the face of the inquisitive beer from the Becker Brewing com- Lemp Brewing company, committed said waters the cept of the Duck I MAJOR GENERAL FLUG.' Christian. Old Age ard Bitter Memories Cut river and convey them into theStinJ Moroccan Soldier, pany's warehouse in Ogden last fall. suicide at his residence in St. Louis, The descendants of the Moors who Short His Years. I berry valley storage reservoir A plant for the extraction of soda by shooting in the right temple with a Oom Paul Kruger Is dying, says a fringed with the azure of borage and made their race world famous are to The construction of a tunnel abarl The steamer Columbia revolver. has over arrived broidered with the death Depression the pink white blooms be found only in Tetuan. and other by products from the waters f three and dispatch from The Hague. His memmiles long thrZI of the Great Salt Lake Is to be erected of his favorite son, Fred Lemp, three at Chee Foo from Port Arthur with ory gone, his 80 years pressing heav- of anemone. They are magnificent specimens of the crest of the Wasatch mountZI additional of Scattered the are thick the of which over the years among them and on attack the pews loss his water the of ago, the grass manhood, by ily whitened Frederick by majority near Saltalr by the Inland Crystal Salt stored in tvJ head, his steps masses of silver-whitPabst of Milwaukee, a flowers, with six feet in height, with fair complexStrawberry reservoir may be release I friend. Japanese fleet upon the Ru dan fleet company. Is believed to have been the cause of in the roads outside of the harbor of golden sprigs of musk balsam and ions, dark beards and high foreheads. and discharged into the head watered I The Utah Total Abstinence union is his act. Mr. Lemp, who was 68 blue and pink immortelles; moon Their walk is as dignified and state- the Spanish Fork river and convex 1 Port Arthur. The Columbia was in years daisies with large golden bosses set ly in the dirty streets of Tetuan as it with the water of said river Into Ttaa I the latest addition to Ogden societies. old and a native of Germany, has lived the roads at the time and 1 felt the first t in white bow before the breeze, and was in their palmy days at Seville valley. Its purpose Is to discountenance and in St. Louis for years. He The distribute! construction of a stood high in business and social shock of a torpedo explosion at 11 convolvuli of every tint, from white and Granada. discourage the use of alcoholic drinks circles, and was channel on about the oclock on Monday night t cont2 1 to lilac and deep rose, open their delireputed to be a Many of the old families still have from near the mouth of In every form. The attack continued all night and Spanish Fort I cate petals to the sun. the keys of their lost mansions iu canyon in a general I The bathing problem of Saltair has at daylight the next day two Russian g Morocco is a delightful country for Spain, which have been handed down rection to or near thesouthwesterly town of Gosha I Killed by Landslide. been solved. Two hundred bath and one first class Russian battleships and a similar channel from near Three men lost their lives Friday cruiser were seen to have bouses are to be built out over the mouth of Spanish Fork canyon ml been dis-in a landslide and a cave-it about the of a shied and beached at the entrance of contour in a deep water and connected with the pa- last eral northerly direction to some portion of the railroad company's the harbor. The cruiser was vilion by a wide plank walk. badly able point in Salt Lake valley; aisoJ State Engineer Doremus believes snowBheds a few miles from Truckee, listed to one side. branch from said channel crossing the Cal. A gang of forty-simen were Tuesday morning the Russian forts Jordan river at a point at or near the that the Utah commissions great irriwhen heard Jordan Narrows, for conducting tbs the slide opened fire on the Japanese fleet, they gation scheme, as a secondary consid- working water on to the high lands west ol the and all made a run for their which was about three miles distant. eration, will do much toward restoring coming Jordan river. lives. Several were buried waist deep The Japanese vessels eeble, his passion for outdoor life returned Great Salt Lake to its former level. the The construction of such and were extricated by their compangone, the man who brought Great embankments, dams, etc., as may k Arthur Dickenson of American Fork ions. One young man was taken out fire, hitting several of the Russian Britain to her knees and staggered necessary to convert Bear lake Intoa damage. The I has just completed his model of a ro- completely suffocated and the others Ships, but aklnd in South Africa cannot live reservoir for all the surplus water, cannot he found. Their bodies are Russian cruisers ;tUB went out, and longer. tary engine and thinks he has solved probably buried under of Bear river and its tributaries, iu thirty feet of the Japanese vessels disappeared. His friends are fearing and prepared the problem that has been bothering snow. eluding the local streams of Bearish were seen later going In the di- - for the worst and would not be surThey the engineering world for a long time. valley, and for subsequently releasiug prised at any moment to hear that the such stored water into the channel Reported Turkish Attack Upon Band rection of Dalny, apparently undami Salt man Stephen Leethem, a who was four Bear river. times president of aged. of Bulgarians. Lake boy, charged with burglarizing the South African The erection of one or more dans had republic the officers Although gone of Columthe The Frankfurter Zeitungs Salonlea to Join his fallen companions and his of about 100 feet in height for the pustores, admits the charges and has bia say that there were seventeen wife. rpose of impounding the flood and wiu confessed to a number of other burg- correspondent telegraphs that a Bul- ships In the ter waters of the Biackfoot branch f attacking party, only The change in his condition laries performed during the past year. garian band numbering 100 has been sixteen were seen later In the day by about a week ago. His friendsbegan the Snake river, in the several basin, attacked at Dehumbala by Turkish and William Adams and Fred Rogers esor valleys at or about an elevation physicians, however, fearing the effect frontier guards, who were reinforced the steamer Foo Chow. 6,100 feet above the sea. The Russians caped from the State reform school by one news left that outthe cruiser might have on certain by two companies of infantry. The excavation of a tunenl twelve a The side to a unique trick one evening last week. battle, watch for the Japanese ships. enterprises, kept quiet. He became the correspondent reports, lastfifteen miles . in length in which to so rapidly that the news leaked They sounded an alarm of fire, got ed a long time, and the Bulgarians fled This cruiser was fired upon by the worsq conduct the stored water of the Black out. foot over the divide and into the everybody excited, then made their at night, leaving twelve dead on the Japanese and the other Russian vesfield. The Turkish loss was one man sels took He cannot talk of the outcome of of Bear river, at a point near Soda up their anchors and cruised killed and two wounded. the war with anything but bitterness. Springs, in the state of Idaho. about the roadstead. The Japanese The Impossibility of the Transvaal asRepresentative Howell has introThe construction of a channel to dfleet came up within three miles and A Note to the Powers. duced a bill providing that all that ivert the commingied water of t suming ever again anything like Its a battle commenced. The Japanese old and Bear rivers and conduct them The following is the substance of a place in the world has plunged him portion of Arizona Territory lying on or about the t contour north and west of the center of the note addressed by Secretary Hay to fired on the ships and forts, which re- Into the blackest melancholy. along the west side of Cache valley for plied. Two Russian ships were struck Colorado river shall he annexed to the the St. Petersburg and Tokio governa distance of twenty to thirty miles, state of Utah. ments: "To Russia and Japan the by shells, but were only slightly dam-- hopes that war could be averted. Tha with a possible extension to MaladauJ aged. The Russian fire fell short The czar and his ministers, who had been Blue creek in Salt Lake valley. Wesley Loveless of Ogden claims Washington government suggests the The construction of a canal to divert informed immediately of the receipt the unenviable distinction of being the propriety of limiting hostilites within water from Bear river at a point in the as small an area as possible, and of of HIGH Alexleffs FAVOR. Viceroy accepttelegram, man in the state to suffer a secfirst canyon through which said river runs respecting the neutrality and adminis ed the gage and prepared to face the ond attack of smallpox, loveless has trative in passing from Cache valley into Salt Water Carrier. entity of China, that China reality of war. The naval reserves Lake valley and extending In a gebad the dread disease twice in less may be free from disturbance and forfor travel the man who is sufficiently religiousl.v from father to son neral southerly direction have been called out, and the Russian eign interests there from menace.' along the base than five weeks. with Red Cross society already has sent equipped and who seeks new sensa- the hope that one day the Moors may of the Wasatch mountains on or about A Salt Lake paper says death Is Trying to Prevent tions with a spice of danger- - It is return to controur to a connection the land from which they the 4,500-foComplications In 2,000 beds to the far east, and Sisters in Salt Lake valley with the similar singularly free from roads or bridges, were banished. the punishment fixed by Chinamen of Balkans and Bulgaria. of Mercy are leaving. and the customs and manners of the channel hereinbefore described ss Utah for any of their countrymen who The Kabyles are a warlike The Berlin correspondent The action of the Japanese in, at- people are as In the of the northward from the mouth of tribe, days of Abra- who are may be caught "peaching" on Celest- Paris Gaulois always fighting with some- Spanish Fork canyon. he learned from a the Russian fleet without a ham. A traveler who has breathed says tacking ials who have slipped into this coun- reliable source The construction by either the godeclaration of war Is denounced as an the air of the Arabian and African one, and. in default of foreign foes, that Emperor William they will fight among themselves. In vernment or the water-user- s of such try since the exclusion act. profiting by his Influence over the suloutrage by the Russians generally, and deserts and of the high veldts and peaceful moments who has tasted the wild freedom of they devote them- dams on the Ogden, Weber and Provo Charles Stallings of Eden was the result, instead of discouraging tan, has obtained from the Turkish rivers and on ail the smaller local the Australian bush declares that no selves to making terrible-lookindag- streams Injured last week While coming ruler a formal promise to take no them, seems to have been to furnish as may be necessary to gers and stealing chickens. experience a surpasses Morocride in and regulate the waters of each, through Ogden Canyon on a load of steps which would create complicathe spark necessary to fire Russian pa- co, known Whenever Morocco is thrown to the Romans as Mauri- to together with such channels as mayba bay. the wagon overturning, Mr. tions In the Balkans so long as as the the world there will be plentyopen triotism. From the large centers tania. of needed to war in the far east lasts. It is alleged, distribute the properly fortunes to be Stallings sustaining a broken collar the as Russia Roused made, the comes throughout European at dawn by the movement mineral same. correspondent continues, that wealth of bone and other severe bruises. the of is information that the country Is alcountry the camp, you turn out of your enormous, has given a similar pledge to SL execution of such work as msy the soil is most fertile, and no conces- beThe At a meeting of the stockholders of Petersburg. needed for conserving and utilizing ready aroused by the Japanese action tent to see the horses fed and saddled sions have been and to scold the muleteers into makgranted to anyone. the waters of Utah lake, according to in breaking oft the negotiations. the Bank of Southern Utah at Cedar Railroads and machinery are prac- the plans CHINA NEUTRAL. ing preparations for the march. No already partially develops! City, the organization was perfected, The utilization of the embankmeat child can be more wayward and no tically unknown, and Morocco is a Looking After China. articles of Incorporation adopted and P reclamation to This Effect virgin country as far as civilization of the Lucin cut-of- f of the Southern Will be Secretary Hay has addressed an mule more obstinate than a Moor; is concerned. other matters so completed that nothPacific railroad as a dam to restrict yet no one is more easily manged by Issued at Once. Identical note to a number of EuroThe country is intersected the area of the Great Salt lake to tint a little firmness and good temper. A ing now remains but to begin business. by nu Minister Conger has cabled the pean powers to ascertain If they are Joke will tin merous rivers which flow down portion lying south of the stem the torrent The of tha of Mrs. tumultuL, state department from Peking that daughter willing to join in a notice to Russia ous protest and turn it to reducing the loss of water through A M. Olsen of Ephrain was the victim China would laughter. evaporation and insuring the and Japan that during hostilities and immediately issue a proccigarette or a pinch of snuff will melt of a peculiar accident last week. lamation of of the lake, but on a smalls1 thereafter the neutrality and integrity the heart of a hadji who has done neutrality, having rescale; regulation of the reduced lake While standing near a door with a ceived from the Russian of China the must be to minister the pilgrimage Mecca, and the gift recognized. Details to be effected by means of sluice gates became famous in an hour. In the of the note are not obtainable In ad- of a knife or a pair of pair of scissors In her hand, the door declaration of war. If this proclamascissors will placed in the embankment and through was suddenly opened, the sharp point tion Is observed it will, of course, pre- course of an hours speech, he touched vance of the which any excess of water may be die receipt of replies. It Is give you a whole village for a friend. upon many subjects, but principally known Tents and equipments are of the scissors being forced Into her vent the threatened invasion of Mancharged Into the abandoned portion of packed churia by the Boxers. China also must exchanges already on the mules and all the caravan is in the lake bed. While Included In the neck, narrowly missing the Jugular prevent the use of her soil by either motion. You will have breakfast of general plan. It Is not expected that vein. Russian or Japanese troops. this will be made part of the reclams eggs and chickens and dates, in which sponses to Its note. Baron Curt Von Knoblock, who died Siberian tion works, but is suggested as incthe country abounds, and are Military Districts to be Placed Troubles of Gtover. ready idental thereto. la Salt Lake City last week, was a Will France Remain for thirty-mila Neutral. ride. ' in Readiness for War. John M. Glover, a former Missouri member of an old and aristocratic The land is full of the charm of vaAt a conference of ministers held In An Imperial nkase, dated House Does Some Lively Work In February congressman, who has been on trial in Paris, Foreign Minister Delcasse com- riety. In a days Journey you may family of Blast Russia. He came to 10, was Issued at St. Petersburg. Fri- the district court at Pension Bill Line. cross a wide plain covered with palCripple ; Creek, municated the news of the first this country in 1886, locating first at Japanday. It commands that all the troops Colo., on a charge of The speaker on Friday took the Mt having assaulted ese attack with torpedo boats on the metto or dwarf palm and pass by Cheyenne and later at Rock Springs, Jn the groves of olive and fig and T In his teeth and ran completely military establishments In the Sergeant DIttemore of the Colorado Russian fleet off Wyo. Port Arthur, and an- - orange and organ trees. walnut and Siberian military districts be placed In National the The cool with In with to intent guard, legislative on kill, Mrs. Mads Jensen, one of the oldest readiness for precedent nounced that the French minister at shade of a locust, a war, that ail the divisions house. Incidentally, he broke all pre juniper, or even WWle residents of ML Pleasant, is dead. In the far eastern viceroyalty be restTv to Insure a aloe or a ri8UnS vious In records prickly pear the dispatch of pr- e th Mrs. Jensen crossed the plains with brought to war strength, and that tho nty the protection of Russian subjects will tempt you to lunch and repose ?imnwS. ivate pension bills. Under his I Sen and army and tt,UnteL't9 navy reserves In the SiLfen-e820 of these measures of relief the hand-car- t Japan. The atti- - during the heat of the day upon the train in 1857, with her berian and Kazan districts be called tence was FrenCh KW,rnment were passed by thp house in 155 mi,n bank of some purling stream. anl I ew o'f "the war husband. They came to ML Pleasant out for dissatisfaction with active service. The authorities will Is now definitely nutes. Nearly the whole of this time Game and poultry of ail kinds are take the case to a higher court or termined In 1862, where they have resided over are empowered to France will maintain to be had in was consumed in committee of the requisition the nee ask for a new trial. abundance; since. delicious horses. essary neutrality under all circumstances. f whole. The house passed the MU ,,en and pigeons can be had for partridges Wood In cleaning a stove with liquid polSTABLE MEN STRIKE. bloc under unanimous conspnt, which Carrier. one cent each; and there are An Avalanche of Snow Buries a WyomPatriotic Russians, quantiish, Mrs. Barrett of Sait Lake City ties of wild pig and antelope to be mntS Tm?main8' and the dlmate in the speaker himself asked for. Another patriotic demonstration oc- Quit Work Because Employers Refuse ing Ranch. rats 18 healthy, and can be d Americans in found by the sportsman. permitted tho polish to come in con- curred at St. A special from Jacksons Hole, Increase in Wages. the Philippines Drowned by sanitary measures, which Petersburg. Friday. An The ride on horseback to Tetuan tact with the fire, resulting In her enormous procession, headed by the v! from a Tom Wyo., Estes says: of Boat M. and by Four hundred Capsizing members of ln Pre;SeDt Except hands being badly burned and the callTangier occupies about nine towns m the stable the CCO 18 choiristers of the various churches, employes union at the Union stock Giltner have arrived from the east hours. An escort of two Moorish A serious drowning fatality is r" V6ry sparselJ in-ing out of the fire department to save marched habited. through the city. The dem- yards, Chicago, went on strike Tues- and report a snowslide occurred on cavalrymen is necessary, as numbers ported off the. coast of Tayab&s, tfi the building. onstrators of wild tribesmen are raised to their shoul- day because the Union Stock Yards & this side of the mountain a few numsouthern continually province of Luzon. A A snowslide at Alta swept away the ders and cheered all Violent Deaths. the military of- Transit company and the owners of ago, which buried the ranch of days l ber Gus moving about the country, and there of were, officials government commission sales stables at the yards Koemer and killed cabin at the mouth of the Granite ficers they met on the streets. Mass-Inl cattle in large Is always a certain amount of danger in l907ethWer? il8ht E,ore lynchings turning to the mainland from a in front of the winter palace the refused to grant demands for an in- numbers. It Is mine tunnel, entombing three men, believed that Koerner In meeting them. Native runners do UnUedS,," I 92 the total he on Alabat Island, in a small boat, Otto Olsen, John Johnson and J. J. crowd sang the national anthem. Thev crease in wages from 615 to 55 a perished, but 104 N le83 than nothing can be done un- the journey in eight hours Tor flva when a severe storm arose and th nerl 8 Burnswood, the last two being killed. I Bl1 covered, in spite of the fact that month. There is declared to be little til spring to recover the romhi!tted suicide in frail craft was capsized. The Hut of body, as the shillings. thi!l fear that the strike will Involve any ranch is under noiw as failing. The czar Olsen was in bed and was carried 900 feet of snow and Iast yrar' The umber of the drowned includes Burch and Grace One dollar per day is charged for homw'r1 other trades, either in the stock yards rock. The slidethirty feet down the hill, while the other t Bt a window of the palace appeared and was or was over half a mile each incrpased from 8,834 MacGrew, teachers; a contract sup soHier, and in return. It the tour- men were crushed to death. dven a tremendous ovation. packing houses. in width. 8,976 in 1903. geon named F. Tctamore, J. Williams, a physician of the board of health, snd two natives. fruit-grower- ' Alex-ieff'- China-Japanes- e wl u iI J 7,600-foo- one-hal- t e life-lon- g forty-eigh- 4,800-foo- 1 n 4.800-foo- gen-- x TB of chat-ne- l get-awa- 4.800-foo- 1 seri-'trasl- y e Bui-gari- a cut-of- , perms-nenc- S'2SSh,n"Tls;;ss SS e I S d 7? fhXt6 '"ed sharp-pointe- d de-o- 1m-e,- g 1 iestl-va- r'C(,7 |