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Show THE MORNING EXAMINER: OGDEN, WEDNESDAY UTAH, SALT LAKE AND STATE NEWS Neva Ufa: n,d Decent Vice President Chart On the s. H. of the Denver and Rio to San Francisco hui wvck Grand atone other thins he Inspected thenKtooaed terminal of the Western Pathe Rio Grande U finding of the money for the conairuc-th- e y outlet to the coast, he i decidedly Interested. In this connection it ia stated that tko Western Pacific is planning to trike at the Harrlman interests In the lorm of filing in the Alameda county in condemnation rt, shortly a suit Pacific, a right of Western the civa tt for ita tracka arrows the property . Southern Pacific at West Oak-LgThis will mean that the West-m- i Paclfle does not propow to con-M- t Itself with Its present terminal facilities at Weet Oakland and to a ferry aervice briweeu San Francisco and its terminal on the Oakland estuary. According to a etory no hi circulation, and which ia aaid in Mm sat a from official sources, the It company has no such intentions. nroooste to land passengers in Ran Francisco quite as expeditiously and with as little inconvenience as the of ita engineers and the large Sources of the company wUl permit, ad to thia end It ia boldly planning ta build its tracka ecroaa the Southern Oakland yards and jtrlflc'a West thence out into the bay to deep water or mole midway by means of a trestle between the present moles of the Southern Pacific. The work now being done by the Western Pacific's contractors at West Oakland lends color to the story. It U said that the company's terminal propfilled In erty on the estuary ia being sad Improved In a manner that sugtergest Ita future use aa a freight minal only. The proposed mole of the Western Pacific, It is said, will parallel the north training wall of the approach to the Oakland estuary, and dredging operations are now being conducted along the training wall for tha purpose of throwing up an embankment for the Western Pacific tracks. The proposed ferry depot and in pier It la declared, will be located the neighborhood of the lighthouse now maintained by the government opposite the end of the north training bit net-tall- ar DR. DOWS CATARRH REMEDIJ j. arall. W. H. PETERfiON DEAD. m . n lii' I I I - s HONOR JOSEPH SITUATION IMPROVING. K;i :iR . t Salt Lake. Dec. 6. The coal situation is improving, and the yards are catching up with the increased supply of coal being rushed Into thia market. One dealer says that the scare was the result mure of sesa lions! re-- , ports than any actual scarcity, and that there U no occasion for worry, and all the coal desired can he had by ordering a few days In advance. However. there i no Immediate prospect of any more Cumberland coal, as the northern and the railroads have pratcically corraled all of the visible output. aiui-lrer- e GRAFTER PLEADS GUILTY. Fred Murphy, man who bilked the alleged mining several Ball Lake business men eeveral days ago, was arraigned in Judge Diehls court this morning on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Hs pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three months' imprisonment in tha county jail. Miks Gallagher, who was arrested on the charge of burglary, wa glvsn a chance to plead guilty to the charge of petit larceny. He entered that plea and was sentenced to four months in the county Jail. VICTIM OF HEART FAILURE. Provo, Dec. 26. T. E. Fleming died this morning at hia home in the Fifth ward, of heart failure. The deceased wa born in West Virginia August 10. 1835, and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Juslah V. Fleming, came to Vtah in an early day and settled in Provo in 1848. He wa an Indian war veteran and an honest, industrious, eiilsen. He leaves a wife, one son, two daughters and numerous relatives. The time of the funeral hat not yet been fixed. g rr. couft-ivtk-- f LrM a- -, qiiurt-rl- .v yc-'l- rl e un.i il.i were devo ,! i,. ai.litx'ts roniLuciiu-ralivof JuAi'ii',! Siunh auJ liii. tt.n k. The musical hti.iv was oi'iopru:e to tiro day. Tiie 1'".ue:,1.-i- i urtjtvi. was 11, delivered by mi li The af- lernoon service was occupied entirely men by brief addresses by lourt--eand women, resident a f llavis county, who were personally with Joseph Smith in Nauvuu. Knur others who knew him were iirescnt and in th county there are several who were with him In Nauroo. who- - ill IiohiN kept them from attending tiie commemorative exercises. Mr. William H. 8irong. an elderly lady who has been a cripple fur trura, fell on the slippery ground on V iin street Saturday and dislura'ed her shoulder. Some bones of her arm were fractured. Her condition is e A PLEASANT lu-sii- i. - !l- SMITH. lhv. j. -- Tit, 'avis asuiw instant reliet and will permanently cure catarrh, hay fever cold In the head, sore throat, etc. Our guarantee goes with every bottle. If you have any doubt as to the merits of this remedy, ask us about it. j j Gives Han Francisco. I1- -, u was im- races at pOMi'.ile to see n. e:' todaj, wi ,i exception uf t:io xur; made 1l oi. of the Maud. Tne fog and rain u the horse in ail other races a:.u i bookie were notified that the Here off by th In ihe tir.--i : .i, (jueen Rec bug.e. marie good. She a .m even money riu-ieanil won l sr w:il lengths n- e. MAKES STUDY IN "EREDITY. H. Waldemar 26. Dec. Balt Lake,' Record of Curtis Family Affords Ine resident of Salt Fetenon. an terest to Local Criminologists. e the tmfcs and for twenty-fivyears Maron proprietor of A meat market Salt Lake, Dec. 26. The Herald ket row," passed away thia morning says: at his residence, 827 East Fifth South The recent arrest of Arthur Curtis, street. suspected sandliagger, who will probMr. Peterson was the father of four-ta- ably be released Tuesday because of children and his ia the first death lack of evidence against him. has supto occur ia the family. Mrs. Peterson plied local students of criminology aid moat of his children were pres- an Interesting subject. ent when he breathed hia last, after Tha father and mother as well as the e years six children In the Curtix kviBg a married life of thirty-fivfamily have the For peat figured in Balt Lake police devoted to his family. records, not has foe risen years Mr. Peteraon and attempt hav been made t. trace hem actively engaged la business, al- the criminal careers of the children though he has interested himself in it back to the father and mother and intermittently. His large family has further by the "laws ot heredity. The grown up in Salt Lake, and many of research has been necessarily limited hlanons are well known young men, because the history of but two generaend are active workers In tha churrh. tions of the family la available for The original Salt Lake home of Mr. There la nothing to prove that Peterson was in the old Fifteenth study. the familys criminal record goes back ward, where he took up a homestead Of tha known to the Balt on Pint South street between Second Lake generations are firm In the many police, yet in was born CopThird Weat. He and belief that If the family could bA beenhagen April 17, 1848, and upon traced back through many genera' coming converted to the church made tlona an explanation of the tendencies hta way to Utah, crossing the plains of the members now living would be on foot hi 1886. He was married to found. Of course, thoee who scoff at Elisabeth Hailstone In 1870, and four, "laws" fall to see any conteen children have blessed their union, hereditys the tendencies of the the oldest being now 88 years of age, nection between of the chilTheir parents and tho tendencies and tha youngest 4 years. dren and charge the misdeeds of all to games are: Waldemar II.. Jr., William their individual environments. R, Clarence H., Melvin T., Earl. ClifThe history of the family Is Interestford, Leonard, Brendan, Frederick and ing, of itself. The father wss first arJmen; Mrs. Frank A Hughes snd rested for larceny and the mother and Loella Eva, and Ruby Peteraon. five of her children were later arrested for burglary. The three sons have NOT MUCH SHOPLIFTING. served penitentiary sentences. Norton Curtis died while serving a thirteen-year- s' Kelt Lake, Dec. 26. The managers term for burglary, and Arthur tf the Mg dry goods stores report that has served almost half iff his life In ss far as they have been able to ascertjalL Raymond ia now a trusty at the ain they have been troubled very city jail and ia addicted to the use of Httle by shoplifters. Pretty strict morphine. watch has been kept, and one ato re Charles Curtis, the father, wsa ar!iu had four detectives constantly rested on the charge of stealing coal watching daring the holiday rush; but from the Rio Grande Western yards In so tar no specific case can be ment- 1891. Hs had been a blacksmith In the ioned. However, the store managers employ of the company for several have no doubt that considerable stealiHis case was settled ont of yean. ng has been done. In the large cities court, but the officers bad evidence regular corps of detectives are employ- to Indicate that for eome time Curtis ed, the larger stores having a chief supply of coal came from the Rio all the Grands yards. Hs died shortly afterdetective who superintends Marching. Some women carry a skirt ward and Mrs. Curtis married an doubled up under their drfas like a named Wilson. Sergeant J. J. bag, into which stolen articles of small Roberta and several other officers arbalk are dropped. By, a string con- rested seven members of the family nection the fastening can be released. for burglary in 1893. For weeks the o that the skirt may be dropped down officers worked on the case and at last like an ordinary article of attire. This the cache was found. About 41,500 release! the contents, which drop onto worth of stuff was dug up in the rear the floor. Other women carry long of their residence at Sixth South and legs under their dresses, and some Ninth Weat street. It wsa burled carry a box done up like a package about six feet deep and covered with with one end open, which they cutely sacks and oil doth. The results of drop over some small object that is eight burglaries were recovered. droired and thus carry it off. Men Mrs. Curtis and her husband, Wilshoplift era generally conceal their son, Norton, Raymond, Arthur, Bertha thefts under long coats. and Stella Curtis, Dan Henry and a man named Richards were arrested. NO SALE CONTEMPLATED. Norton was convicted and sentenced to a term In the penitentiary. Mrs. fialt Take, Dec. ate Curtis, her daughters, Dan Henry, 26. Several 'rapt have bom mad in the last Richards. Wilson and Arthur and RayTr by eastern parties to buy Balt mond Curtis went released. Jk street railway stock; hut la A few months after Norton's senMrti rase the. effort hss come to tence expired he and hia brother RayJjanght. A more recent effort, it seems. mond were arrested for burglary. They been made, but as fhr as the offi-r- ll were convicted and each was given a of the Utah Light A Power com- year's sentence in the state prison. pany know, nothing has emus of it. and Arthur Curtia left the country and a )hry do not understand that anything few months afterward the Balt Lake a In fact the police officers were Informed that ha likely to come of It. sentence msttar la of so little Importance .that was serving a twelve-years- ' xo attention ia beinggurid to it. How-p,- in Ban Quentin prison, 1898California, he came a morning paper "spreads the When he was released in nws' that an English syndicate is en- hack to Ftah. He had not been here deavoring to buy up the Salt Lake long until he and Norton were la for Jordon system, "involving several mil-r'n-.' trouble again. Norton was arrested and nil that, sort of thing. Judge holding up the Senate saloon In Og'mg, general counsel' for the com- den, and Arthur was suspected of being pany, says there is no troth in the Implicated in the affair, but the case and moreover, any report that wss dismissed. Mr. MeCune la about to dispose of his In January, 1899. Norton and Arthur riock Is Incorrect. wars arrested on charges of burglary and assault with a deadly weapon NINE MONTHS FOR DAVIESl They broke into John C. Mackay's store at Granger and took considerable Fait Lake, Dec. 26. Nine months in stuff. Mr. Mack ay saw them leave his the county jell ia the sentence passed place and followed them for three or upon former Deputy Clerk D. Benyon four mile. When he overtook them he Davies by Judge Howell in the crim- was held up at the point of a gun and inal division' of the district court this forced to turn back, ia ter the men Arthur morning for his part in the criminal were arrested and convicted. months conspiracy by which the state wa wsa given ten years and six to thirteen defrauded of thousands of dollars by and Norton sentenced iorton died means of the issuance of false and year and six months, fraudulent bounty certificates for the before his term expired.' Arthur was payment of bounty upon the hides of released last July. wild animals. Attorney Frank J. Gus-llRaymond Curtia Is bow a "trusty made a strong plea for leniency in at the city Jail.' He 1 addicted to the old-tim- RACES behalf of the defendant and azked use uf nioiphme nd spends but iittle that his penalty be fixed at not mure! i:n.e out of Jutl. than six mon-hDistrict Attorney j and cttU Cur.is try living Loot juoro urged that the defendant ;U .1!'. Ci y. a youLger be given as severe a penalty as Jones, alio .i, bfiu to tite State Martin and Hanna, who pleaded guilty alii. ut thri-ago. to the charge against them last April i no uv.i Hlu i l.visg ia j,, and sere given the maximum penalty North stji; her lautlier. lj,u situ of one year in the county Jail. 1005. i SPORTING CORRESPONDENTS AND STATE EXCHANGES) WESTERN PACIFIC. 27, I99M ! (FROM I'DEMRER MORNING, truiu Avonella. H.vi.- -i Schrelber the red hir tuir in the second race anil Tom Miv.-.idi- . aud the cult's deft-a- : t.waa a sad i !ie wise ones. Wtaihi-rainy, trai xUipp. Results: First race, five hL,! a half furlong Queen Rtc 112 ilauue I. II to 111. non; Avuuella lO1 nintT. I, 16 to 5, xecond; Nettie links ninth aim, 1 u. 8 t.i 1, third. Tr.in. SuaviU. Move. Dovelike, Peialiuua, Mill Hung. Angie Hiu.iuen and Oleander also ran. Second race, Fu'm.ty Prominence led (McBriJei, io 1, won; Tom MeGra;h 112 (Karitke). 1 to 2. xecon.1 ; !liicf Whlt'.ii.nu t5 I McLaughlin). 3U to 1. third. Tune. 1:12. Watch- GEO. F. CAVE r tit-l- d 1 Hi. Volful, 1 kern fleld. Inn Wai.-oran. ina. Cascade and Hh agger , Third race six furlong.. Smithy Kauo ICO (Rice), h to 5. won: Estraxa l"i! (MrHride), 7 io I. second; El Filed lull (Clark), 1"- to I., 'hint. Time, 1 3 12. Urennus Standard. Nalxmas- ar. Quie 11.. Phaoti. Colleeu D'Has, i 'a lice, Cil Bias and Steel Wire also ran. Fourth race, mile and a quarter Royalty 101 (Robinson). 7 to 2. won: Hi Caul Cap 102 (Fountain!, 12 to 1. viiid; Ray 100 (Ka'tkei, S to ilur.l Time, 2:23. lxulirllita, I .edits. Kxpcln-nt- . Ora Mi Kinney, Allopath and Jack UUle aim ran Fifth race, one mile Ed Sheridan 103 (ILiritke), 8 to 5. won; Fox sari 111) iKnapp), 11 to s, second; Fury Inn tT. Sullivan), 7 m 1. third. Time. 1:45. Lilicrto, Hpoudooiix. Joyner. Prestige, Silurian, Macene, H. V. Kane und lures L&lmr aim ran. Hlxth race, ona mile -- Hob Ragon 109 (I,. Williams). 9 to 5. won; Jarkful 105 DRUGGIST Cor. 23rd n. . j : Provo Dec. 25. Christmas day passed quietly and pleasantly in Provo with family gatherings and reunions. The greatest social event was a reunion of the employes of the Telluride Power company, Utah department, given by Manager L. L Nunn at Olmsted. About sixty of the employes of the company from Logan, Halt Lake, Hinghain. Eureka umi Morcur all that could be spared front the companys offices in these places with their families. together with the Provo employes, some from ihe Colorado department and a few invited guests went to Olmsted this morning, where the day was spent in a most enjoyable manner. The italienls nt the slate mental enjoyed a cheerful Christmas day, with an exceptionally line menu lor breakfast, dlnuer and supper, with presents of fruit, candy, nuts, etc., in the afternoon. Edwin Walsh, a patient at the county Infirmary, where he was sent from Eureka, Oct, 12, died yesterday from consumption. The decensed was lmrn in Llmerlrk. Ireland, June in, in:1, 7. It is not known that he had any relatives In the state. The burial will lake place tomorrow. Charles De Moisy, who for several years hits been employed as bookA keeper in the Provo Commercial Savings bank, has gone to Beckwith, Cal., as bookkeeper for the Baxter, Straw & Stores Construction company. how-pit- REWARDED FOR BRAVERY. Washington, Dec. 26. As a reward for defending the people at Emma, N. C., four years ago against four burglars, President Roosevelt has waived the civil service regulations upon tht recommendation of Postmaster General Cortalyou and 8. H. Alexander's Christmas gift was a promotion from a laborer to a clerkship in the department. Not only has the brave North Carolinian been promoted but,' to accentuate the honor, an official statement was Issued today which gives full account of the deed. The attempted robbery took place on the night of February 26th, 1901. All the burglars were arrested. Two of them, together with two accomplices, after trial, were given the extreme penalty of the law which, for the offense committed in North Carolina, ia death. - Afterwards the sentence was commuted In the esse of two of the burglars to life imprisonment. The other two were hanged February 26th, 1902. Alexander was shot ia the abdomen In hia fight with the men. City Park. Now Orleans, Dec. 26. an it City Park THE LEAFGREEN CASE. ro- : e 2-- a theological seminary, at a medical In stliuiloa and the headquarters of a targe evangelist it work covering that entire district. Charlie Thompaon won. Dr. Hart sec- ate is founded on International trear tiia. ii must depend on tbs will of tha ond, Joe Lesser third. Time, l:5u Vatican. Find, race, mile and an eighth Krinolean won. Utile Wally second. Liberty, Mo., third. Time, 2:01 35. race, five and a half furlong IT. Sullivan), 7 to 2. Byrouer-lalGauze won, Telepathy second, Cam113 (Kaitlke), :! to I. third. Time. bridge third. Time, 1:10 Yellow none, Baker 1:44 Third race, six furlongs, handicap and Duelist also nm. CzarapliliM! won. Chief Haye second, Lucy Young third. Time, 1:17. Ix)s Angoles, Dee. 26. Alderman Batt, aa good as 20 to 1 in the betting ut one time, surprised tho fottu plnv-oi-at Ascot today. He won the mile in a ranter from p large field. Worn her clear, track faqj. Rrxultx: First race, seven furlongs Pschuca 103 (Palms), 5 to 1, won; (ntle Harry 99 (Powell) 8 to 1, second; YaxMiU) 1(11 (DonvKx), 40 to 1, third. Time, 1:2 81-Tattenham, PettJJoiin, Hindu t, Joale Wheeler, Christian, Radium, Myrtle H., Toting Marlow, 1lloa, Alta G. and Junie J. Corbett 1 also ran. Second race, Futurity course J. K. Donohue 118 (Boyle), 7 to 2, won; Pepp-- r Pod 110 (Creamer). 15 to 1. second ; Sir Brinkley 113 (Dugan). 13 to 10, tnlrd. Tibs, 1:11 Hublnaoii, Pair Atone, Jack Hennessy, Toller, Diablo Gold, Water Wagon and Che Greene also ran. Third race, one mils Alderman Batt 2 (Wiley), 8 to 1, won; Dlxclle 100 (Preston), 9 to 2. seated; Sun Mark 97 (Miller), 6 to 5, third. Time, A none, Beasiek, Hllnns, Ding 1:41 Dung 11., Enchanter alio ran. Fourth race, seven furlongs Dollle Wcilhoff 99 (Wlicy), 6 to 1. won; Dutiful 112 (Moriarity), 9 to 5, second; Rockey 102 (Miller), 30 to 1, third. Lucian, Red Light, Time, 1:28 Vlona, Sheriff Bell, Brigand, Ellin King. Dr. Roberts, Beautiful and Bent and Whox Bill also ran. Fifth race, mils and seventy yards Hippocrates 105 (Miller), 4 to 5, won; Orcban 112 (Pryor), 7 to 1. second; Ethylene 97 (Grand), 9 to 1, third. Tlntp, 1:45 Bavarian, Lord Badge and Ikkl also ran. Belie KinSixth race, six furlong ney 110 (Miller), 3 to 1, won; Pintx 95 (Hudlin), 10 to 1, second; Prince Ching 112 (Dugan), 4 to 1, third. Time, Col. Bronston. Joule's Jewel, 1:14 El Verraoo, Prince Magnet, Annie Darling, Una C., Bailey, Search Me and Theo Case also ran. Washington Ave. Ogden, Utah - REUNION. (Q. Fourth race, seven furlongs Gamr bler won. Bell Strom second, third. Time, 1:32. Fifth race, mile and seventy yards Inin won, TapUila second, Jonette third. Mona-cordo- Timo, 1:51. Sixth race, six and a half furlongs St. Tammany won, kindred second, Knri third. Time, 1:24 Keventh race, mile and seventy yards Padre won. The Don second, Double third. Time, 1:51. 3-- St. I ami. Dec. 26. City Detective Gratiot Cabanne was the principal today la the pndrate court In tha f suit of Mrs. Mary Ieaf green for of the estate iff 8500.00U of the late Laclede J. Howard of Han Francisco, whom eh says site married in 1KK3. Mr. Leafgrecn testified that Detective Cabanne waa a passenger on a suburban car on which aba was riding whi-- she met Howard and reoug-nixehim as her husband. Cabanne testified that while on the ear lie saw a man whom he took to be lacJcde J. Howard turn and look at Mrs. lafgren several tint, and he thought a fllrttalon waa in progress, and watched the two with interest. He said, however, that he was jmt abaolu tely aura that the man was Howard. HORBES AFFLICTED WITH SPINAL MENINGITIS. wit-nea- a one-hal- d A NEW COMEDY.' New Tork, Deo. 26. Afflicted with spinal meningitis mote then a scar of horses dropped In the stream of Williamsburg today and at least half of them succumbed to the disease before a veterinary could reach them. very veterinary surgeon In Williamsburg waa called Into service end they were busy from before daylight until touight trying to check the spread of the disease. Up to 6 oclock one veterinary had been called to attend eighteen cares, nine of which were fatal. All tha aniinei hospital are crowded with horaea which have only a alight chance to recover from the disease. WIRELE68 TELEGRAPH CESS. A SUC- Anti-trus- - TRANSLATION OF WHITK BOOK. Paris, Dec. 26. A French translation of a Vatican while book regarding the separation of rhurrh and state, rr ached Pari tonight. Th volume consist of 300 pages divided into a preface, two sections and aa appendix, the latter containing many unpublLh-e- d documents. The book dlaclaims any Intention of replying to those whom It call the detractors of the church and expresMCs the desire not to offrnd any one, saying that Its chief objects a re to enlighten public opinion regarding (he facts and to prevent the banding down of niiaaatatrmrnta connected with the history of such an Important event In the leading chapters an effort is marie to di'.moiiHtrate that the entire onus for the rupture between the Vatican and the French government and the resultant separation of church aud alate real a with various French cabinets, the member of which puraued an policy. Including the snppreMlon of Ihe congregation and of religion! Instruction in the school. The book proceed! with the refutation of the accusation that reparation waa rendered inevitable by the at tltude of the church, it declares that thl cbsrge waa made because French statesmen, knowing that the people of LYNCHING WAS BRUTAL MURDER France had no draire for a separation, wished to disclaim responsibility for the conBPqurncrs which It Is pointed Columbia, B. C.. Dec. 26. News of a double lynching at Bnronwell, Friout, would be equally serious for France and the church. day, has been received here. Sheriff Fair Grounds. Then follows arguments showing tho Kreech has wired Governor Heyward 26. Dee. Grounds Fair New Orleans, that the affair was brutal murder; alleged bsselcasneoa of tho charges against the rhurrh of acting that helplcM prisoners were butchered rcaults;i First race, five furlongs Hoilowmas brought in open daylight and that officers were contrary to the interests of the resecond. third. won. Time, public. Quaint Usury guilty of dereliction of duty. white 1:03 The question of the nomination of H. S. Craddock, a five Second rare, and a half furlongs bishops la diaruRged at length. merchant, was killed by Frank and Hannibal Bey won. Gay Adelaide The appendix deal in detail with John Deloach e, negroes, who were are rested by the constable and placed In a second. Bunting Glass third. Time,. the French proteslorate over Catholics 1:08 In the Far Eat and the argument Is lockup. The men were taken out and Third race, one mile Monaco Maid advanced that although thia protector hot to death with guns and pistols, won. second. Gold Enamel Friday. The news of the lynching was third. Whipporwill Time, 1:44 suppressed. Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap Sheriff Kreech la preparing to make won, Lady Henrietta second, arrests and Governor Heyward an- LureuaJohnson third. Time, 1:15 Mavor nounces he will sustain the sheriff. Fifth race, six furlongs Bitter Brown won. Letty second, Proteus KILLED AT MEETING OF THE third. Time, 1:16 UNION. Sixth race, mile end a sixteenth Ken26. Thomas Chicago, Dec. nedy, a delegate from the Painters and Decorators union to the recent conference of the American Federation of -EO- i XCURSION Labor at Pittsburg, waa shot and fatalPAPER ly wounded tonight at a meeting of the union by James McGuire, a member of RIBBONS the same organisation. The men have MANUSCRIPT COVERS been enemies for the past year on account of n desire of both to control CARBONS the union. PENCILS nsual buv the while weekly Tonight FOR THE (ness of the union was being transactERASERS ed. McGuire and Kennedy became inPAPER FASTENERS volved In a dispute, and before anyone could interfere. McGuire shot KenMIMEOGRAPH INKS nedy and escaped from the hall. s 3-- well-know- 2-- Baltimore, Md Dor. 26. The new comedy drama of "Julie" Bon Bern. written by Mias Clara Lipman, who appeared In the title role with Mr. Louis Mann sharing the etc liar honor, was produced for the first time on any j stage at A though' theater brfore a large audience. Is a comedy of New "Julie York life. Julie ia a French milliner Boston, Dee. 26. The Charlestown naval station notified tha bureau of equipment at Washington today that Admiral Deweys wirelpoa Christmas greeting from Washington to Cuba and the reply from Culm to Washington bad been read by ihe mirelres telegraph operator at the station here. The reply, which wee rent from Guantanamo by Commander Rodgers, had who meets Juba Van Brant, a young traveled 1,700 miles before it was read society man. Hr falls madly la fore, at the naval atailos here. ... and Julie allows him to believe she la i LAFONTAINE DISMISSED. a French girl of wealth and position. When she finds that she, too, 1s In love she is confronted by the risk of Montreal, Dec. 26. I'lrie L Fontoeing John through a confession of taine, police Judge, has been dismissed from the position as extradition her at at ion in life. by the Dominion government. Complications ensue and every effort la made to break up the match. LaKbntaine Issued wrlU of extradition These corn near bring aucresafu! at in many celebrated eaaea, among them a banquet where John drags Julie from lieing the Gkynor-Greenproceedings. the convivial board, but everything It was slated when this cane waa being board that laFontaine had incurred cornea ont ia the conventional way. Mr. Mann waa particularly well (be enmity of powerful political friend in the role of Jean Ioujol, the of the law firm whk-represented the reprobate father of Julie, as was Miss American contractors. Lipman aa Julie, both of whom were STORM AT VICTORIA. called before he curtain by ihe enthusiastic audience. Victoria, B. C., Dec. 26. Conaider-abl- e damage waa done in Victoria and EARTHQUAKE IN HARPOOT VIL v trinity by a heavy Mnithwest gain AYET. this morning. The roof of a furniture Boston, Dm. 26. Tho American factory waa tom off and fences were board of commiRHionrra for foreign blown down. The government wires missions today received a cablegram at Vancouver island were torn down. from Constantinople announcing a se- The storm was accompanied by an vere earthquake In tiie Harpoot vilayet electrical disturbance, infrequent la In eastern Turkey, which destroyed this locality. many houses and made many people TROOPS AFTER THE LETTS. homeless and destitute. Tho dispatch adds that relief Is needed. The region is said to he very densely Pakoff, Northwest Russia Dee. 26. who crooned the line of It Armed populated, largely by Armenians. Is one of the sections of Asiatic Tur- the railroad between 8L Pefereburg key devastated at the time of th and Berlin at Redd I cad. after burning Armenian massacre In 1895. Harpoot and pillaging eetetca and tearing down la tho center of the largest mission imagva and other wee red retioe In the stations of the American hoard In Tur- churchve, retrentwd to the eastward . key. It is the west of Euphrates col Troops from fit. Peeewburg are purlege, with nearly 1,000 pqplls, of a suing them. Bon-Bon- " com-tntaafo- er e h lg-tt- e 1-- 1-- T- TYPEWRITER DESKS Salt Lake AND SWINGING STANDS HECTOGRAPHS NEOSTYLES DUPLICATORS TYPEWRITER OIL BEN HER STENCIL VARNISH LITTLE ROCK, ARiC, FIRE. Uttle Rock, Ark., Dee. 26. One of the most disastrous fires In the history of Little Rock visited thia city at With an early hour this morning. the exception of two small buildings, every building on the block bounded by Second, Third, Louisiana and Cenwas destroyed. The heav- ter streets iest loser la Fred Roeach, whose carriage repository waa burned to the ground, causing a Ion of about 850.00ft. The burned district aim in- four-stor- y VIA Rio Grande.Western Tickets return to Balt Lake and cluded the livery stable of C. I. Kraft, the old Jewish synagogue, the Merchants stabl", six cottages and a number of small brick buildings occupied by blacksmith shops. The entire loss Is estimated at about 8100,000. Washington. Dec. 26. The military secretary of the army has bren informed of the death yesterday at Cold John Spring. N. V, of Brig. Campbell, U. 8. A., retired, after undergoing an operation. P AI PERFORMANCE On sale Deo 27th, good turning Dec. 28th. re- Dec. 29th, good re- On Sale turning Dec. 30th. SSE53 My Repair Shop Is the Best Phone Calls Answered Promptly Estimates on Work Furnished Free All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory La . J Phone 252 K LCRAf 301 24th Street |