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Show . ' ' - ' -- ,, ' , , ,,,,, , - , . LAST . , . t to '' , ' ,. .., , "go -. , , , ' - , , . , store to the ,from,your porees.4; , ' - - 16 PAGES - - . '., TITITRADAY---FFBRUARY-1.9.--19- . -- 11 7 CITY '' ITTAHT------7- '. the, "stuwt est is. The Deerret News .. RVTR AND . ' Di - 10 i ., . 9 . - , . . heoPI:e'e erve ,, ,, . . , YEAR 11,TII ''' ''' 4 . " i .. 113111fitAGIIEES . A OSAMEITPROGRE 1 I 1 : 77::: PRS.11)1sILIS E T -, .0 ECISIQN lAIIENCE:lACKAY:.' :.-- 1S, R :,:',.''':::::,:..PliE.SS.,111G-011:7:-:.7...:.,,.:1)1Y.1)110E),..jtILT...4- 1 . I.. .. , 4 ' ET IHNE-MAJORI- PI - .., I t: ", 40- 3IIIV - but Inlerstate , -- 4 : , t - Holds. Conference With Senator Voted for the ExKern, Who 1 .. - ' , - , !possible to begin the construction of the proposed Parley's canyon Wilton gallon reservoir this year. SEA'FON'S SEWER WORK. Construction of sewers in the south,. ern part of the city wiltlac Jegun111.11t, Juarez.. Feb. IR.gen. Fra TWISCO Villa the rebel commander, agreed to the propostion fur a neutral zone at Torreon in 'a conversation over the telePhonewith Gen. Hugh 1A Scult tod-- - - ., - , 4 , . , , OVOUESTION' ' . E INTERNI.iTIONAL-PHAS- House HARD TO -- Friends-Not-Surpris- - But CONSIDERED , - at Fact at Place and Manner - . . ed Which Decree , All in Was Secured.' Smile An Their Position. ---- - , e , , . e F . Threel' , , And in . - the Cities Streets Turned into Races. ',,, Mill .1 Are - - t IN LOS ANGELES Concerned Doing WhatThey Can to Bring, Inquiry to a Con- - STREETSLT - WATER TEN FEET DEEP as Possible. --- I ,, , Retaining Walls Feb'.Decision by the : clusion as Early -. 1 - tr.' Railroad Traffic is Demoralized -- I nt nouncement Before Reversing - Months or Before ---, '- - Leaders-Wa- 0 Reach One In Will - . , sion Been' - . OBTAIN. IS HARLAN'S ANNOUNCEMENT --- - , , I Not , DETAILS , .1Vaterworks and sewer improvements to coat 8900.000 and . designed to proVide facilities for a city double tha pre s- ent size of. S'alt Lake, will be begun as the result of the heye this summer nottrday, ape,i 7 i tulpa-la. every ward of the city the thins ta bond Salt Lake City for 8525.- OM for waterworks improvements and 6,375,000 for sewer improvements carz--ried by handsome majorities, the totar vets on each proposition being nearly three to one in, favor of the Has Docketed in the Court. - I.. emption Clause. - - The Verdict l Commerce Paris. Feb. IlkAlthough the Paris court delivered its judgment granting a divorce bete ePti ethreneell".Mackay and Catherine Duer Mackay on Feb. IT, the verdict boo not yet been docketeti. - Coudert brothers, the- - attorneys of Mr. Mackay', while conftrming the r dedivorce, were unwilling to give tails. The French newspapers are forbidden by law to publiah reports of divorce suits. 0 1't -. j. 7 ... Protect ... While Vote Was Light, Sentiment of Taxpayers Was Doubtless Accurately RepresentedCity CASE OF WILLIAM S. BENTON. Commission Will at Once Advertise for Buyers be WorR Oa IndlcaterWhich will Engineer ' triAmbassador atWashing. TIT First UndertaRenEstimate of Proposed Im-- ton Advised of ltBentons Sewer. and Water provements, Remarks to Villa Deliberate. --- - s .,. ., .,. Over Telephone Tells Gen. Scott He's Willing to Do Anything to s i, .,.,..,. .. ...,.., ON.:".- lif.E71'.ti '.':',,..:., 1 : thWashington.e in Foothills Be., , Frank CilancveL:r. gin 11 commission on the rate: inereaes le ex- reached probably within Lives: Saves Three Min : : - I AYdon adjourns for its summer recess on Ill7715aFfiTally Feb. 19.Prexideni Washington,'Loa Angeles, Cal., Feb; "1 am willing to do anything to alley in the city not now supplied with I. This announcement. substanJuly emvera will he given facilities under lAllson for further of 'pressed repeal said the LaoY. was made by Commissioner 14ar- - ern California was flood bound today, the new extension. The tity's portion protect , of this improvement will be about to the American general. "1 would be the exemption clause of the tanama Ian today. as a result of a downpour which start. in conferences today with ;33.000. willing to have the battle outside the canal Mr. Ilaria,u said:. , be-, It is expected that work will be ed at midnight Tuesday and yielded He talked with Senator .if the fedesals would agree.Arav- congressmen. , 1,'Ilecognizing. the public importance - ' gun this year on the new main outlet city homes." in their safe who citizens aftersaid leader, ing Kern, This cost majority from which C170,000sewer, will six to eight inches of rain in the: of d Place and Manner. Was , an early disposition of the problems must be built before the new sewer Details of the plan are being work- ward that the senate first would disare us, concerned all 32 every hours using ridbefore to bonds. in the southern part of the city ending at..11 a. tn. today. C. Carothers. Surprise to effort pose of the arbitration treaties promptcan he used as the present Antereept- ed out between George bring the Inquiry to an early in all f, bonds water on The vôte the Railroad traffic was :demoralised. . vice conoul at Torreon, representing ing hewer is now taxed to its New York, Feb. 19.The announce- conclusion and there is reason to thin ly and probably take up the tolls quesdistricts was 1,158 for and 421 against. , The following table shows capacity. . the im- the state department and Gen. Villa. tion He ment today that Clarence H..Mackay. t he record on the main issues in the In the cities, the streets were turned Immediately thereafter. On the sewer 'ponds the -vote Etood provements outlined by the city engl, may be closed and the arguments Carothers and Villa were in con- thought it probable that the senate, financier and president of the Postal calf' neer the :with and made which will be total as9 and the in time to enable-- the commission into mill rates. Storm dr!ine ,were for againit.1,065 Telegraph,Cable company, and Catherine had it was, tentatively ference and of the derived sale money from today the l to would on act the repeal before the dispose of those questions before the overtaxed and Irrigation canals widen. -- vote on waterworks bonds, both for bonds: Duer Mackay, his wife. had been agreed that a big. ranch outside he atimmerrecess.:" house ' - re and against which aggregated 1,59 WATE'R WORK S M PROV EM ENT& Torreon - ed into lakes., should be-- equipped , HARLAN EXPLAANS. Of the normal h - Although Mr. Kern voted for the French courts on Feb. II, .cante as a, was less than . battle. for all refugees during the The storm brought a recuitetici of eurprise, not because.it was unexpectCapacity Commissioner Harlan explained that total vote of the city, ahowing that the exemption, he said today the president ed, hitt becianse of the place and manCost. Gallons. broad the two before commission conditions' that attended the rainwas bad it flood heavier was It ner In which the decree wag .granted..S1 light. First unit of Parley's balloting had told him of various international Ambassador British inquiries in rempect of the proposed ad- For $60,000 had been months the reservoir titan the. average of former bond elecmany couple fall of which a month ago. Railroad tracks not were ofthe question, vance: New distribution Rpart and society's only query Advised of Benton Case phases hone in this city. however. "Are the preeent revenues of the car. on both sidea of Santa Barbara when the Panama waa whenasultfor divorce would be senate 13.000 before the mains Districts 83, 34 and 37, voting at one Widening adequate? filed. and exIt was thought Portland, Me.,' rirs "If not, how may they be supple- - washed out. Bridges also. were torn) leng tele- canal act was passed. Fl Paso, Texas, Feb. polling place, returned a vote of 45 for would tending East Jordan be the Mrs. as Mackay place, House . it was announced toS8,000 canal . trented? 65,000,000 46 against the water bott'ds. This gram concerning the case of William day desireleaders, some announcement or mee- leased a house and established a resi"With respect to the nest of these 75,000 Lakes reservoir270,000,000 dence in in she the S. who there, tNteand the only instance in the jity where Twin Juarez, beyear butearly Benton, disappeared sage to Congrees by the president Lakes Phoebe-Mar- y Throughout the citrui belt 'washout left, her Maine home for Paris and issu es ' the carriers have already offered either proposition did not carry. In the much testimony. but their witnessed blocked 45,000 Tuesday night, wits sent tl the British fore reversing themselves on the toile soon reservoir 170,000,000 thereafter and atalleG , trains. ,The..her huaband to able ro to be make as appeared clear bench distribunor have have not been ambassador at Washington from here question Fifth ward a vote of 186 for and 38 East In the French capital. to their conseittients that internationSouthern Pacific, the Suit Lake and tion 33,000 10,000,000 commission reservoir the the investigations., by in6 was recorded Old high line distritoday. The case has aroused great al circumstances had arisen requiring There were rumors of a reconciliation against, or nearly to 1, We Santa Fe railroad, the three lines en on queation been completed. 221000 then, but these were denied by- - Mr. are that on the waterworks bonds. The vote on bution reservoir terest here. Benton, who is a mine a change. 4,600,000 ditto advised that certain shipping tt le understood, MackayIt now appears that-thtering Los Angeles,wilwere, corn-rai-Underwood. Rep,. trip evir interestir-witsewer bonds was practically the same. Rights of way, coneonsidered while still owner and ranehman, submit important, in the tolls ex-- - of the two to Europe wan in accordpelled to route believing today Over a ;demnation, new dence The tabulated vote, as announced by Francisco of the the He has known touching adeçoacy wealthy. will not Santa a. Fe ance branch opposiwith emption organize any Water right., etc through 62,000 running plan agreed upon when .the present- - revenues of carriers. la laid ' the city recorder. follows: Villa for many year s. and his wife tion to 'other-linelettilerton."-A- ll were out Ot .. Thirteenth thepresititmt in the hot. separation suit of Mrs. Joseph A. Blake I the rebel genand t underetanding of the lirstqueSFIRST,WARD. 10,000.000 100,000 eral friends hope that supply maim, WILL STAND BY PRESIDENT. tion and ,,,of a proper solution of the Emmet Osterman.- - it ' is merely disciplining him for his I second, t the commission has also "-- . Water. Outspoken protest against rebel depreDemn-- 1 favor without I Total of 'was dr,mned yesterday at Santa the chairman vvN-;"; Palmer, Rep. Mrs. Blake and contest, Yee. No. District. dressed certain inquiries to carriers boy dations on his estate. : Barbara.' This was the onif, fatality cratic caucus, said that while' Ildropped her suit for $1.000.000 27 110 26 not able 67, 98. 101 ..... ... 121 which SEWER been have sgainst little liquor. and he had voted against today get but Benton drinks they tv3t$D25,000 he the Dortedher e-. exemption, 1Mrs. Mackey 8711 1, 2.6 . - 1- 3forallenating Dr, Blakee to iiiff wile, whom it if said, . -, fully to answer.'-'--,t loo;.,, some- - section ,of Pea - Angeles 'for I,ts TePeal - -- afPections. Main outlet .4n '17 ''' JO 20 65 ' ' ,, 102 4, he 'teloti; if held' far. ..t...,.he Cliairtneu ilietrry of the hhuse rtilet4 1 would not leaVethIpsuSpense li :At'llitt hearths's' ... streets were under 10 feet of Neter .:,.-.. ' ' long, 7 feet in diameter:: '':. .. $270,000 could 45 fie 15 t'l , 9, 8, 10, 11 was serve tree communicate her. with DESERTION ream:ding taken many possibly ellAndel). & New pumping Unit and equip- committee went to the White Howie for a brief period. Fire engines were 28 61 30 61 5. 7, 12, 13 lit and offered, Ihe preildent his help in Counsel far both Mr. and Mrs. Mac- ices and special allowances to :large requisitioned to pump out the flooded , . ment 25,000 CALLED VILLA BANDIT.. ? 20 32 20 35 14, 15 A held be here will toile and the 4,..otb hearing Outlet pipe line across Jordan basements of several large buildings. question kay made announcement of the Mu- shippers. to Villa,.whom he calledl expediting Feb. 27 and 21 to consider ftirther the the trust Ml le.- - He river One ef the telcaTaph companies re27,000 tual 'divorce' 7tit night. Both 370 117 r-d charges for spotting cars on side tracks 400 131 .. a bandit, were deliberate. Totals .,.... both would Exaspersenate heuse and the to Oreat canal Sewage siict;.ch.ttsI ported Salt today.that.75 per cent of It. ge ritnetits he considered wanton peal the exemption clause within t lake arid for,similar services and on March wires were useless. Arizona was vir20,000 ated by what SECOND WARD. ea it ficks,etal.pd, -Bendone his ranch 60 rebels, and he expected the trusta gave the those- stiblects will be farce& - Recnext by damage City's portion of sewer extenwire commuoica. ae tually cute Off from custody of the couple's three IT; intention bills to days 23 45 27 56 . be out of the house within the children 16, 17, 19, sion 328 ,.814000 ton spoke to friends of his aaa : to Mr. Mackay with the right ords of the commission show there ars Got. to tell Villa just what he thought of next month. ' 17 17 17 18 18 sidetracks and , ppur. fletaining walla at v'ario.utf 'points 25,000 shippers' still a bandit, and I'm him. and Overman to visit them accorded to' Mrtt. Mackay.I atteseks, in12 14 32 31 Senators Total e Tthe-M-iseast-,OSimmops 21, 22, 24, 25 375,000 inetheefoothillaregtort-ofsethlMutttaldivorres;--trwasaptairted. hie face,' -to tell him--e- ta so 46. - ile notfraid 86 - 20 andralthough were 23, 20. 30 --,-- .-ea,. growing section .collapeeta under the 1:iver''''' 4 permissible under Benton remarked. both voted for the exemption, they said, law9 7 14 6 26, 2,7, 28 Booth! weight of water and 'sent His friends attempted to dissuade' they would change their poeitions be-' --- 7, .inthaenyFrofentchhel"1 , the Orchardwa Ineeees-NOBLE WAHHOM swirling through WILL No mention use of him was the from made believed cause the intemperate any foreign politre 138 79 165 , ei they Totals .... ; flicting damage. ee,,, HAssETT witILL a ' Severalgreat language, but the ranehman disdained required it. Senator Shively of Indi- lawyers' statements of houses collapsed -- In Los THIRD WARD. the advice of James Hambleton, 'calm ana took the same stand. He also dis- settlement. Mon.y settlements, it was f I In people Angeles. many sections asis a like , British Benton, subject. cussed the arbitration treaties and understood, were made a year ago t, 7 22 19 7 ' 31, 2' used boats to navigate the streets. .BE SALT LAKE CITTS5 Hambleton, who is leading the search sured the president he expected little when Mrs. Mackay signed over her 33-, 42 46 44 34. 37 46 S --7---- NoT rLEAD ciliLTy'To for hie yniesing friend, said today that difficulty in having them raided. title to the magnificent estate at 55 ' 30 29 11' , .: 3, 36, 40 ..,..- .-.. 61 the best he could hope was that Bene Frank Chance Saves estate Wall given- by This lyn, ,L . I . , 14 14 6 6 ,, 38, 39 e ' alwas ton detained incornmunicado. filer father-in-laW. the John late NEXT POSIMASIBI though Villa yesterday declared that Alen :...; .., Three of Lives of bonanza fame, 142 Mackay 88 132 85 Totals he was not under arrest at all. sRAFT INDICTMENT I . 11 HILTON WITHDRAWS es The suggestion that he might have Cal., Feb. FOURTH WARD. , Glendora, Mihntscekcaohlin.deorewtnhic,utthi heairdde:nitc;,tbei:nnegge e tee: If taken a sudden trip to his 100,000-acree, Yankee manager, saved' s 113 IA the Chance, .......-- .... ' 41, 42, 44 miles west 107, 20 of Chihuahua ranch a few Carl (Special to The News.) the lives of his brother-in-latold to the 47 44 56 62 attorneys. as discounted would 43, le by it theatory is have City. New York. Feb. Pancake and two other men in the Waahington, D. C.. Feb. , still in Paris. 46. 47 .. ' ..... 100 16 97 9 beenunprecedented for him not to RE Q UEST,i3,airs. MackayH. Is Mackay by the storm yesterday. information Indicates that Noble-War- is 40- years of a 'prominent Tammany politician, to- - floods caused two INQUIRy have informed his- wife. ' e CharlesPtmeakeand companions. --. - Tetele ,. Hirdierited- nea rly 636.000,000 dttiefuted rumors that he - ngwould X rather vague- reportwached Ws. 73 Util. .. 275 st AO , Benton. today that her husband was In from his father. Sincehecarneintn Iptead guilty ,toafalkidictment e - -- a Salt Lake In a few days. Committeeman PIETH WARD. ing in a motor car whim a retainint was This Juarez. at rer his jail report . patrimony 12 years ago he Is said out of Dist. Atty. 3trbitman't graft wall . loosed a flood of and W . way -gave man 'a from who ' ceived -9 ....-- a ...-..- ' a to worth. doubled 7 its almost have 7,1t1-laa postoffice appointments when the said he had talked with a prisoner water five feet deep On them. The 16 Be married Catherine Duer in 1898. inveetigation and demurred to the In- - automobile 60 15 50, 61, - ..a.,....65. just was overturned and the ",,e ' have expired are settled,. the released from. Juarez. The latter said Counsel for Western Federation She ix the descendant of ae old Knick, dictment en technicalities. It had men swept through an orchard, near---- -, an American in the jail and was there and soelal. ; : the erbocker proma ' family. recomendations of the state organize- that the American said if his friends ' been 'persistently reported that be Chancas place. ; Of Mines Says No Good Would thence she gained through her beauty 186 33 85 tion '169 'Totals .. Chance' witneesed the accident and, the aid i would being followed In every case. They were going to do anything for him prosecutor. -- --and charm was added to by her ability , would better hurry up. procuring ropes. floated them down Hassett formerly waa secretary to to .1168 421 1069 389 say there iv no foundation for appre- - they Come of Investigation. as a writer and het interests,In socio- Grand totals were men ', where the imperiled A. itlfluence Bents.d. state and hensgion In of in the l, engineer, religious 'John , logical and educational problems. to trees. All managed to. Now that auto this secretary to the- - New clingingthe 1904 she publistwd a novel called ropes and were dragged to tax payers, the city appointments, They were accorded ARBITRATION grasp thorized by---the board 'Therrior ofwater city supplydur,.. Stone sifDestiny." TheMackaya' -commission will immediately take the greatest courtesy., by (Olathe def , the Catskill ' ': dren are Catherine, 4; Ellin, to,' tiro ripteraricotds zbe CONSIDERED of the bonds. Partmonte. , . STATEMENT. AGREED BE and Henawarded duct 6. William. Sohn MAY. , Bids will be advertised for as soon as . are exerting every effort to se- e WS. Mackay today confirmed the an. sel was a member of the board.: The ' They . possible, in, order to have at least a cure I Washington. Feb. 19.Long de'the retention of the internal- - reve- t announcement that the divorce had indictment charges him with attempt- - SIIIIICE,VIITNESS . part.of the money on hand to begin the rue L .. - . I been granted.- but said sheepeefeered to ed , ., , Offirein,Palt..Laks itad to sseure layed - conaidemtlen of -generalar-- , -- this , summer. -- - It - le Improvements a C. suede Anthony former Douglas, no comment whatever. - e, , probable that tbe 'commission will not additional positiona for Utah Demo- - bltration treatiee with eight foreign Gov. Ferris Advises Chirman make Thiedeeision of the court waa so mayor of Niagara Falls, that he could DECLARES-HE-SIMPLwas before the senate today $ee tit to dispose of all the bonds at crats. aaee nations The conY syphon drafted to - the beginning, but will sell them from . , into. executive session. when tract on lheCatskirl ,aeueduct work Taylor That State of party. time to time as the money is actually , Giatat Britain, Japan. with a Treaties of contribution making political by needed. ,, Arrangements will immedi- Mrs. R. L.. Stevenson Dead. Italy, Spain, Norway, Sweden, Portu- ,, Hassett. Will $50,000 , -, be through Represented. REP: EYANS -ately be made to sell sufficient to begin .. 'Ha'ssett court were for .Switzerland In and today, cqunsel waiting. gal , -, work on the most necessary Of the pro- AND NBEKE0 1HE , ' Champlona of Panama tolls ex., , demurred to the indictment on the .. Santa Barbara, Cale-Fe- b. ,,, . '' posed improvements. , ,.. v. ground that it contained technical erRobert ',Quilt., Stevenson, widow of emotion held up the British treaty - i N. HilFIRST BIG 'UNDERTAKING. Hancock. Mich., Feb. 19.- -0. -- rorl. , t the famous novelist and writer, died Trinidad; Colo., Feb. 19.Two officers ' 4g6' coTn ht len ugeraintsd intuvry tagsastelomnb Leda trtdhay to and one sSi 1OMINTiT11 - FOR City Engineer .Sylvester Q. Cannon of apoplexy at 'her home in Montecito IHtesat4:(u.,m mpt:re:idbeencat u.ls:ntslcin7si fepario.em:a la; ton of counsel for theWestern Federax. t private of, thecoloradodei 1, 1118.re-- announced he withdrew Miners that tion.of ' today .today 'wouldnrge amination of several important wit- one! guard, who wore big revolvert 't for repeal. however. may change that quest for a full inveetigation of the " that work be undertaken as soon am YesTerday.' nesses. Efforts were to be made to when they entered the roonWbert On the proposed Mrs. ateveneeoa was stricken late situation. Immigration questions are Italian hall disaster Thirteenth posaibie at Cat0.lammet. J ' south , and-iilhave treetv. the in Involved street supply. main. This main Yesterday d t ATTORNEY: ANOMARSHAL been PaidbYIt not reffsin coninvestigation of the Japaeese 4all 4,4416 PittabUrg Contracting ThraTigresal entree:- 7-e' a:7 te , , , . eounsel ,had decided eno good purpoee coi strike iiasln progresi this Main- ,.wit.--,1909. contract for in firm an aqueduct LlYod Clibourne, her son, has start. auit and willCarry Watert6suPply the In'could be subserved by such an trig were ordored by Sergeant-at-Arni- e' a southern part of the city. It will prob- ed from New York for Santa War- FIND NEW WITNESS , quiry." provided the two sides could NVTakla to remove the guns or stay , ,' WOweeks from tG six ba.ra take two of Mrs. and Isobel. a 4itaternent the facts --mo- nths ably KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS r IN HOLLANDER'CASE agreeeón off the stage where the committee and to market the bonds and obtain daughter, has been notifiedStrongater , be inserted in the record. tnade these nominations. at Hono-- sontoday 1 a The soldiers sat. attorneys protested the money. In the meantime the city lulu. , said he had hoped Chairman . Taylor AttOrneys-Cla- ude United that-thewere on duty and authorised E. ---7, , III.. Feb. MThe police found all along-that auch an investigation Porter-a- t Statei . engineer's office will prepare- - definite . Aurora. to carry arms. but Mr. Jackie. a veter- - ;. Iowa, for the Southern dia. aa' , plans and specilicatioes for the several a new witness.. Peter Fischbach, today, could be evoiteed and he would be glad trict of Iowa; Illinois sheriff. was inexorable. , , Ray of Utah, 'which are to be under- NEITHER SHIP IS Washington, Feb. ILWashington an"We're sides could come to for Utah. s if the opposing ; , peaceable people up' here.' whoa ? testimony, they believe, will to some agreement. taken during the present year. :The the of commanded attention today' he said. "and if I need any help from United States lifarshalaCharles T MUCH INJURED far. to peove that Anthony Petras. the End of presentation of tho strikers'cr .3A:41ton-of-FresThirteenth South supply main will cost . fo re Souttrern-cileCal..t7 shout $100.000 it is eetimated. aeaa,,,L,,, tget-r-id Theresa Tilde. wasin igla whintht eointartTe-young mafiled trict of California:. E. Amer-- witraill-lui;-1domatnaot . .of s i i Apt soon as the weather wiltsperitlit, Mr. Hilton announced that coun- Iowa, met. ; I ll; Nee ; ye ' ot those il5 six, guns or clear out.? eleapae Ntherattleallollatidcr man the as Northern who of distritt they simultaneously ta Iowa; Nichwork on itio-nt.conclude today on the to a sel expected off the The two officers remained e White line Star F. steamer olas Reed Southe-their of Celtic, Jubilee" nor Ottumwa, la., "golden the beat leer to death v,)th a club in St. subject of unlawfilr'assaults. Three tonwood dame will b resumed. The end the private who had been n district of Iowa; Aquila Nebeker of than seven thousand cone- - stage contract was last summer for the Fabre line steamer Madonna, ,which Nicholas cemetery last Monday. move days ... called as a witnes2, rettiovetthte-g- ua ttlete-Phoebe-Mar- y Was of was d8nte4 et F Utah, district hero Utah: a fellow on Fischbach , one ,,Theohservance , dam and bedding work were reported yesterday inC011ittion i n . studentaf ably would restu day in by six thousand del- - boa !el Satith. a militia private: who of peonage, one day on iTilT(Tin of Wilbur, Wash..Eastern dia. woe begetweeetheretta of the TwitrigkfiPetrafSTtyrehric9iTibra-tia-anbieet - , the according Joseph of was the to Bay Naples, damaged the to his story. Petras left the school In eviction cases and- one day on the de- trict of Washington. . to the annual convention of on Tuesday- last gave Re- EVAnS film has been stripped to bed rock. and p. council of the , order, thrilling details of bloody conflicts the contract for the construction of this extent of delaying its. sailing, accor- - the 'residence section saying that be portation of Charles H. Moyer. be- es ' . ,,, ei ! un- - tweenatrikers And mine dam be will while a to se sessions as let continue - was goinghoine, this began advicesreceived thatwork dingto MittterOf WARD-WILLCONFspring guards, , today heretoday,-' -rdas-ni- gh can be undertaken as soon as the snow The 4 et denied on the witness- stand that he te fact, he went down Joan,- About '9 State of Michigan Will agents of the 'White Star litre say o'clock tie Ii in Cettaliwood canyon..1 melts suftl- Fischbach said he saw Petraa Chief among the events on WITH JAKE ' ' STAHL the while .sidem ships ; scraped merely Mr. , had a e talked with Evans when the ciently. program was the address of SecY. standing at downtown corner in the Represented at Hearing Mr. Volition announces that be will docking in Naples.. 'Bqt4 sailed from center of 'the busineas district. , v made a trip lecognito- through e Bryan. himself the past chancellor of latter ' ''' ''' also ee. ' recommeiti 1 that work be begun as Naples for New York4on their regular the coal Petree fmithade . ... i a told districts.,a mining Lincoln of him, Fischbach said, that chicaga. Pythias, lodge, Knights 13,3Vard,, the Fa- tainf,ing. Mfrh .. Febe I a - - . , in a ' talkative possible--oLeIN he was going' to catch a car, but when ria In a telegram sent. to Chairman president, of rrooklyn cinb of the Lideoln, Neb... on "Fraternity as Ex- mined that he "was contempiated schedule. ... that .daye end told. Mr. Evana the car came he did not take it. This Taylor' or the congressional tnvestlgsdistributing reservoir at the head of Federal league, arrived in Chicago emplified by the Order of the Knights mood "I''' so be "seemed 1e-Thhad that - , e inquisitive Fifth. South street.. The city has not ' Naples. Wily. Feb. White was the car Just before the one on ting committee et Hancock today said today end arranged to 'confer late of Pythias." ' e I thought I would humor you." ':ze,.. ryet, closed its negotiations with the Star liner Celtic and the Fabre liner which Petra', and the Hollander girl Samuel W. li. Pepper.. assistant at- this afternoon with Jake Stahi,' the The presence. of. Edward S. Kimba- that , e eee to ' the that Pertaining allegetione New Tork after the went toward home et 911 o'clock--r- he - Boston government for...this site, but, it is Madbnna left for ll-and will Abram American leave former for general. manager. Slavic' societies forbid their metnbers "" Imbed that etepers Will have been damage sustained by them in their police theory is that Petras waited to torney' per country tonight to represent the tVard and President Glitm;e 'Ofthe wo surviving members of Washing' to work during strikes. the committee :eel: 4 . ssigned before the money fOr the. imcollision here yesterday had been re- a see what. car Mies Hollander boarded state, at the strike Inquiry. Mr. Pep" of ton No confidence I. 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