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Tragedy, Black Effort Sorrow under Council to to Improve These Provide City. today bills for ocrats' of have days rules, of which on New ‘York. the} jying MIDGET GOT Cul- NG $20 AN and if as statehood Dem- was foree, would have been by unanimous consent Gaudens, l'his home not 1 jlered: T... a of wife suicide Paine, protege | disposed} marble, Robert fire! ccuiptor, the his the ae ran by the noted Augustus tonight entered ‘ » Palic: "One hundred AUFONSdis) GieTisTO (BRIDE tem million dollars logical institute steer ote aie o Princess Ena Will Studded Get Diamond Crown, Madrid, May wedding gifts to 21.-King Alfonso's Princess Ena will conf a million They will comprise a golden crown studded with diamonds, a diamond diade m, a ao ee necklace, a a rearl necklac den bracelet panded with nuueadds. brooches and earrin In arora ance with the order issued by the governor, wadded saddle cloths were used in the last bullfight here to prevent the bulls from injuring the horses. The bull fighters declare that they are dangerous, and consequently the idea of using such saddle cloths at the corrida to be held in connection with the king's wedding festivities has been abandoned, NEW a ~ ind happy quorum ls 10US Se eitrie done on "We'll Williams| today ‘and | ake an faculty of ays prevented phy See: elephant One Only counting a call of The speaker also rule as to w hat "suspension day have no rules," he it were one by a could| two-thirds vote." bill Bote Oe stations anad| fe Era als t canine 4 Ege | From Ernst Von Hesse Wartegg's "To the Jungfrau Peak by Trolley" in the June Century-Switzerland is the home of mountain railway. With an oa not larger than one-third of the state of New York, there may be counted about a hundred railways for the sole purpose of carrying passengers to mountain tops varying in height from a few thousand to six or eight thousand feet. The month of August, 1905, witnessed the opening of a way carrying tourists even far above these peuges, beyond the clouds, to 10,500 fer and, when completed, its highest Botnt will reach nearly 14,000 feet above the sea-at the top of the famous Jungfrau, the queen of the Lerner Oberland There are other mountain railways on the globe attaining much higher altitudes than even this, and on the Ovoya railway of e I myself traveled a considerable distance over 16,00 feet: but most of these roads were bullt for the development of commerce and mining industries. The are almost exclusively in the service of tourists only, numbering in Switxerland alone not far from 1,000,000 every year, They come to admire the scen- wonders of the little country on the roof of Europe, or to seek she!ter against summer heat at the many mountain resorts, he majority of these mountain railways are payin investments. Switzerland, being a country of mountains, is consequently also a country of water courses fed by the inexhaustible store of snow and ice covering many square miles of the Alping chains. Alaskan ice-fields are bedde sal in between the peaks right in the heart of Switzerland, and although a great deal has been written about the general recession of glaciers, which in some ae ee amounts to a hundred and more fee year, such losses are ate insignificant compared with the enormous extent of these ice ceposits. number of them have depths of several thousard feet, with millions of tons of solid, hard-frozen ice, continually supplied from fresh snowfalls above. They feed Rhine and Rhone, Po and Danube, during the dry summer months, and the many mountain streams o Switzerland, forming beautiful cascades and falls and rapids, furnish the power which carry tourists in comfortable railway carriages to the very tops from which they themselves come. They are led to turbine pits, drive wheels and generators, and are us converted into electric power. The Swiss, having no coal deposits of their own, have become acknowledged experts in branch of technical. engineering, nishing turbines and electric plants for the whole world. hus, for. instance, the gigantic turbines at Niagara Falls. many of which generate forces of from ten to twelve thousand horse power each, have been constructed almost without exception by Swiss firms. George Washington, One day, in a fit of abstraction, the juvenile George cut down Bushrod's favorite cherry tree with a hatchet. His purpose was to cut-and run But the old gentleman came sailing ‘round the corner of the barn just as the further Father of his Country had started on the retreat sonny," thundered the stern old Virginian, "who cut that tree down George reflected a moment... There wasn't another boy or another hatchet within fifteen miles. Besides, it occurred to him that to be virtuous Is to be happy. Just Washington senior turned to go in and get his horsewhip, our little hero burst into tears, and, nestling among his father's coat-tails, exclaimed, "‘Father, I can not tell a lie. It must have been a frost!" the famous sculptor, long unusual interest in hi > we > tia ror cee arith Ee is vores Built his a ' great Chief in a of Entirely May staff of statement BELL Cordial, 21.-General the war issued Bell, department, this evening, de- Sie ; Rumors of trouble started when the ee and duty chief of s the any he Bell says satisfaction ae ee SECM Ne has. devolved Pe never from going derived over the Washington, May 21.-The senate} heads of his se nlors; General today passed several hundred pension* Ainsworth is his senior in years and service and bills and also. the legislative, execuwhen he was consulted tive and judicial appropriation, the | 'elative to designating him acting sec- latter being the salary measure. government's GIRL A VALUABLE . Josephine s Keep Her DRUDGE , Terranova's to great|?etary, worth. - Uncle at Wanted} the quarrel and peen Home. New York, May 21.-Joseph Terranova, husband of the Italian girl on} trial for the murder of her uncle} and aunt, went on the witness stand} this afternoon and told the Fone of| the separation. It| was a dramatic story, the more dramatic because the husband and wife} girl in marriage, he told the) suggested usual a me General or consistent spirit underlying honored customs Ains- with the gen- all rules regulating and sub- erainetian for seniors to authenticate orders signed by juniors. It is not in the slightest degree necessary. ny officer can authentic ute orders anc it was by mutual agreement between General Ainsworth and orders signed by me thenticated by one have not been reconciled. He claimed | ates. the he urther says: "There has been absolutely no friction whatever between General le hee and myself, either since my riva? in Washington or at any other, time. not instead, ofjcers of have by myself that should be auof his eG Borde himself. If any been outspoken in their court, ,jn spite of the objections Of | criticism of the order designating Genher ‘le, Reggio. Reggio did not} pa) Ainsworth to act as secretary of seem to want her to leave as she was| war jn the absence of secretar a valuable Once, Joseph married, drudge he beginning, ending came uncle his and meant and not. That the husband when, they house. | they were if she she told] was the said. in The would wife after Josephine never and when uncle be told AMONG Put Forward rian Agra- Program. London, May 21.-The_ Standard's St. Petersburg correspondent writes that the Russian Democrats and the leaders of the peasants are. putting forward a detailed agrarian program as the most advantageous battle ground on which the douma and the czar may settle their differences. The conservatives are declaring that the downfall of either the bureaucracy or the douma will precipitate a rising that will make the whole empire tremble, he uncertainty of the situation has led to great unrest among the ants and workingmen who have incited to believe that the czar after being forced to permit the establishment of the douma Is now about to dissolve it and the mutterings have become s0 ominous and widespread that the government is ng troops and ammunition to the large towns throughout the Baltic region, where unrest is most rife just now These towns are being flooded with infantry and-artillery. BALLOONING IN DARKNESS Aeronauts Make Successful e Night Trips. New York, May: 21.-Two. balloons started from 138th street this city this| evening, to make night trips. In the} of "one "were - . Julian latiguages. over the iad ight, Laziness Includes ; and Sun- . Sleep. If she has enterprising stage, however, she arises leisurely, arrays herself in comfortable garments in no way impeding the circulation, drinks two glasses of water and starts for a stroll, walking slowly and breathing deeply. She lingers in the sunshine, for she has learned its therapeutic power. After breakfast comes the relaxation on her cot in the open air, followed by either the tub ath, the massage or the salt rub, two of each filling the weekly schedule. Gefore she the the dinner, repeats walk-as, the at 2 o'clock drinking indeed, she water does and before supper time, which may be observed by the simple cup of malted milk- while the siesta of the afternoon, which, at the sanatorium, is interrupted by vibratory massage given by machinery, may have as its substitute at home a few physical exercises. If the patient has not reached the enterprising stage the walks and the special afternoon treatment are dispensed wit Then at 9 o'clock she retires to rest undisturbed by nightmares induced by indigestible food, and repeating her prayer, "God bless the man w ho first invented sleep."-Harper's Zar; Daring Revenge in "The Arizona Nights' stories Pp.|nUmber, is certainly the funniest by and Thomas, the amateur, and Charles}the most active of the lot. "God bless evee, the professional aeronaut,. In|the Irish and let the Dutch Rustle,"' the car of the second balloon were |remarks O'Toole, the Terror of ‘Cyan Otto Haindler, Hoboken and|ide. to the underfed Dutch bartender Stephen J. Chalmers, of this city, The|and instead of the expected miniature first balloon began its filght at 7) Bull Run, only the Dutehman's smile o'clock, and a successful landing was /| disturbs the ee But "the Dutch reported on she outskirts ee Peekskill stles," as any one may read, by after 9 o'clock night. rn acim of a gold ane in the sky, Sel of. , Weg artic a se whose claim = to‘ ; ) i splendid ae , ae remarkabl in 1890, and €. gepie Son ts R.. ft Dy ecludin Oo a our nit dals fod be st ol nal as an and. ba y aed ( vine ess < nll and. shé< |aPErcs jation of his marve Hou: atin -wh¢ inss1901, me ee ie for weak liver, or and all mucous aid et di eee cae oper of ndprojpre- | cipl blag ae elie ing, | triple de a Medicines. aTen ALT. ma.t0 stomach . 0 * biliousncss:: Boge catarrhé al passa Lg diseases . By re adinggta ; | ‘a. eager little} dicine | book, you will ie arn why this cae ou cures such a wide ri inge of ert ingrewill find that. two of the prom Discovery " ( ients of the "Golden Medical Meal writers are recommended by et ae actice for of all the sevoral hools of Deane surthe cure of diseases of es sal passat a fa COS ead oe belong They , secret are ines. . © medic ‘ de- vords- the agent valu be Family ne ‘ and. right stre Dee -\ Favorite Pr ~acrip- RELY a ie 1 iy and a be pepsia, that is dyspepsia hg rment ‘ =a , untitritive at Sinee they ; sii Eph non-alcoholic, Dr. © é Eattack c used most the ] »leure ea a Deh ae ‘tht Pe "of alcohol even does, that the use of ale , monly arian display iraer TO jain English, the neme of eve Pierce's vie "nt which enters into Doe said famous Golden Medical Misceh or, dy<Pe aia, including . : ' ofYouas ae the ne best of atonic dyswwe nt wpom ee / ely cines, but to" use per glycerino is not | weakness of the stomac d and blad-| riveerine instead. Now, glye . nkness: also, for kidney ¢ e perfectly harmless but possesses 1a pl iasdany only periec i Tae intrinsic medicinal properties be as a eee of the ingredients entering ta f ecord 1 joined a just the Pierce ‘s OPEN ig little book of extracts, contains iz This lit very iner of eac OF ae oe eu a in Teal portious, ifthe ng same. eg humancontinued, system, ae ce ration of theeo spoken } eet frmined "not iG be hi this comree ee a ‘all nso « 1G); GCU ' y g di- | ot re medies wa physiqu rok' thhe o He has | ach of principles skillfully © y he theazuse2of i he trent, glycerine of stitutes Dr. inches-high, with |. . S of 46 inches and slAad OY 6 stone e 1 Glk . tt cerg i i a0 i ‘ accomplishments very proportion right tion for the « sure of weak, Invi ons, *run-down over wore Many. yea ago, Dr. Pierce | shemic that chemically | mre glycerine, strength, isa far better Sere servative of the met licinal found in our indigenous, OF na XL as las | nar ; 5: arm cham various COMBINATION medicinal ae eervcn ear40D oe (wolrense, two medals for saber attac us expert and: eduofind thedefense, foils. Apart three from for'these he ha cona cold medal from' Sydney, given. in sorts] Po". : Fae a aM ath toe. | la Re all ral - Eengiis ‘ i eet the 7Golden ; Pierce's | Queen's Pier by cere neither pate om Th 1a +s oe er mancents aes are5 , i Medical SE {geal, ee or lingering coughs, all chronic. brone hial and laryn ‘ throat afiection: s. : Stve "| e) . et Nat 7 or 5 rs 70 & as - su ca dicinal WEiaete pierre Met » medic b Stone ve Cherry are hi ghly : recomi Black i root Bloodroot root led. for chronic, ¥ contained| T c exact. proportion of the Sepa Sane root alone will cure bad case 3} then) Is it not reasonable ag bronchitis. eS medicines in these: us sed ingredients well as the working fort mula and peculis ir oO } 1 the way of curative proces i upparatus and appliances em- | to rae a Yaad containing not ig, ae are pr ture, are with- | results from 3 ac isichs | ployed er er eld : woman in the world. She 22 inches high and played tle child. sitting She on "T got the don't $20 stage believe and judgment that it seems nothing Short of miraculous that he has never made a slip in the performance of his] masterpiece combination of! was about] like a lit-| an there hour ever strength, skill, judeme nt and. patient practice have enabled him to do some] for|seemingly first was < boy who ‘what is hasn't 1 of aun" s|which it?' The bills called) him|dence Zip was fe with a Southern a peculiar colored shaped believe anyone what was the really head. man out just| skeleton Sprague "Tsaac we used ever to walk coe milk himself alive one, Ve had a such was around and an in the re - AOD? pat fa ir te pie At Pierce's | one he infringed but has four ingredients, pneer a reputation ate a fore companied 7 could} I Hattie 1,000 white; Laura pounds a vet SR ae > pr hair Yodo anid Toc a funny was she. used trusty on powers and pluck unfailing an who play stand calmly around their a eats many and his > every stop exile,' : ‘alls firmly the an two, the blade for suc! re- which and ejon the neck of an assistant. better|no hesitation or doubt about but it/ecution of the trick With valuable oD eat raw meat Ivanovitch| which shows works, such really good. He could write, himself, and do anything vitt yu rther hinther anc son toes That = ' oy etsayec 3 is faith in| giving. 1 o ade RCRA eonia é BIT go Doris a ¢ ago: . ith the largest ‘Cleveland . end caught in ‘that the handkerchief by Dr. of paper itself is not ee feat in : Te showing the Bachoffner, teeth. vo The blanket You know loops giant a| two blade pieces held on he cleaves without the : eae vU. their e doctor's says: description "The stick this ES S. = R the is stomach what "The until queered ossified Canada. paying the I it is this man brought expenses ae That 1 fou I him oe of ne so Grey must be accurate- back the thane to : allow : the hilt or 7 the point th in/verge from the horizontal. by and|ly The William child's Tell play to the business army to is that | is ‘cao 3 turer elle with ae ge a ye . y theme "She mee museum. It about freaks that e are marrie each who other, waits combines js a | neces steadiness by a lec- | sistant. eject; The peculiar The eh ally all . arcy & away ay ened one never ae lot who had of free re to for feet peally. a 2 of Marry her. good with ake no a were ene i _elephantlasis, Plain COTTON on BALES NewYork, can in a Cotton . May Causes Docks Tomkinsyille, store rooms of$250,000. cotton, The not }215-fire of be destruction of two of of by to pay the stroke firs t oe way ‘ a in bales City, No "I pe - the yoses Thatcher ino imy . OMMERMoeun't , a Vv OfMiee a k ake Rent. ry paper illness, Doctor cure constipa iNnstrated book Mediral Adviser cover- on receipt at cost of the pay to stamps BUILDING and in i n e ice Anat. SSL 23 R. BRAZIER one Cashier Cas AGENCY ee 230 ‘tub Commercial --_-_--- Club ee ommercial etree N i at ional Vice-Presta H. Peabody, Ass't. ae --_--- mt SCTA AL REPORTS 3 SPECIAL R 7 x = GILES-AMERICAN MERCANTILE AGENCY 2 Bank, vee: en Bide COLLECTIONS meses = Pres. hl er, AN WITH BN . ACCOUNT OP I sa S face C a Ss ulte Noble, 412 2 F.7 D. 7 i Walker Ballding . Cashlor. Sr = oe -_ CKER ps } TAKE If STO iT Expert 102 re ~ Va futtalo, Pietee, Ro VV jider ‘ TO W Ss. Dee a nienar PPE D9 PARKS and | H. 227 S. " KNICKERBO are ene MAINN, bh AND JEWELER IN Ur SHOP. CURIO Jeweler, . emple St.. Salt Lake City. YOUR MONEY BACK I don't make it give satisfacti eC five satisfaction. " -- -_-_-- | | || of } as- | | while down When one enjoy -the . going . of week "The East why | §. not You Stolen in Provi-| ° CE | . will if you travel over | THE ILLINOIS ul g. 0. NT RAL e RAILROAD to Omaha, best of service Chicago, Building Store Material ature Phones 345, 30-40 N. 2d West 75 between § | call on or write Salt Lake Clty, . ous car, eG City Salt Lake : aus wat City. Nn AE ro one change Os ge principal te and cast-low Especial at trave ' J. A. FOLEY Commercial Agent West Second South Street, oe Only Minneapolis as Memphis between ' mow Orleans and all other rn and southeastern points. Por full information and Uter- Fixtures. Through Luflalo Cea ee The : ee ons } LINE TO It don't cost any more Id SHORT any: --ae B COLORADO-UTAH yourself Sane to atte ntion : con Ss ladies 4 and children. Sleepers through to ints anewith- ' Boston and other pow' vie out change. ‘Two orice Any EuMyuire Bt cheerfully cee lly 6given. information . H. ©. TOWNSEND. icket General Manager and T Agent, St. Louls- CO. ‘SALT LAKE TRANSFER CO. 118 Utah | Geo. " of Pellets ADVERTISING ' . President i an and in C. for and St. Paul,St. asLouls, well Chicago, And Invalids $f 500, 000.00 -$250,000.00 . WATCH for once| sword can oe annoy forms IWustratin = ee 1088 ig estimated at | hope," said the renter < Lisi, "that the rartre or r the free Utah. Spite ley cere is Surplus Gictnieverthalalniore ate . aribeep confiden correspond. the = , L as for Institute, Bnffalo, is chief consulting eee draw to induces - It many one-cent 1 Dr. SSS atis5 threat rememb- his hand a rapid give which corrected. Ar ? neriand Trust company Island, at 10:10 thousands he stomach forgotten or everfor he holds an ena which the palm two case charge him Pleasant § - Staten and doubtedly ma Big | SOs room fcnigtt caused the Were and ° Lake >> -di- famons DEPOSITORY. interviews with severe but Major Eggelton's| instinct of a to draw the hand away or raise | meet the blow, he would un- DESTROYED. Story" Island store in the cut in ne Loss, started stroke. the|¥Su¥a! her.|Cither was|it to She haa van guess.'"-| I Deater, Staten W Would take concealed she that ha mere- principal and mndency to tendency * |assistant must have out | C°™® his tendency advertising Slee Clevelana both ¢ natural your withont Address de A. champion display the hand when co a blow thereon is probably a of Lizzie Mills, the big-footed girl Wwe|@pple had an offer published of $5,000 to|!t tS any remarkable or they marry cama one| tance of past to ‘get ih on' the salary | SChoolmasters, they ma ‘Wo ear a money, If her a to also ey 5 tiny. sugar-comsel gran One "Pellet is a gentle laxa ne li little f two a mild cathartic. <All dealers sent Pierce's | 21 ; I ; married him. Now she hag three or|would pay with the loss of the top four children. ane live in the Ken-]of his skull if the aim was not true. one ioe pertectiy oa and so far as} Another feat, scarcely less dangerous, ee face reat iuse : 4 his son and giving them a little money.| who fairly and squarely divides an They stirred up pe most attention thej/apple on the head of an assistant. museum ever ha The apple is cut parallel with the ‘Myrtle Corbin, one of our four-leg-| ground, and one trembles to think of ged girls, was a good drawing card | the consequences of the performer until she ina married. n her travels} striking a shade too low, for, with she found a man from Kentucky and|/the force used. the unluc ky assistant hry wi and ' Pierce's strike being 3 up here mself ore be FAVORITE ET Salt ; fat) teeth slant backward, so that whatever|ly placed and the sword must food is swallowed it has to remain in| the stick directly In the center, to " puriffer NATIONAL so much of found e and blood be the "GOLDEN MEDICAL DiscoyWrite to Dr. Pierce about your He is an experienced physictan AD D in loops in which suspended. In will Itis as easy to be well as ill-and much more comfortable. Constipation is the post. it freé by return receive edges stick dis- right ingredients ee RF se Hotel and Surgical Y.. of which he physician. every medicinal rodts mar- and "dragging-down* but. only in part, some | !n medieines sell them. can Dr. Pierce's 1000-page good things written by | authorities concerning "The Common Sense native. Pierce's such medicines. Any one sending, ce poet | mailing only. "or 31 stamps the clothcard or letter. to Dr. RV. Pierce, Buf-| bound yolume will > . it. Was falo, N. Y.. and requesting & copy will formerly sold for $1.50 per ony: Address astrok a > of the razors as marking the paper the broom handle was got | the razor : a SweA ping and the n with them] e ce ee for him. his of awallowed 5a : Pee aaalma the one One oe the bechabaae "Sad while 7 oF champlon |CUS,The hurt in any can way. equal troduted into had played died 5 went Trip a little e piangtwith , her> 1th joke ¢ja) ! tion : | ules le of. brief medical | tive, up enter into the composition of Dr. sew,]another of the astounding displays in else which an apple suspended in a_ fine silk handkerchief is cleanly cut in two born hi cerchief itse is ) byin force. of concussion the wonderfulan ordinary were Circassian were easies ou aiae saeee d . suepeuaite broomstick charmers harmiers ever no } cmwas ee rl, too, ee Who oeha : We me "We every | and know- | in BOOK Dr. chronic ch or druggists alterative, trustworthy. LITTLE didn't like that very much Major Eggelton's control over the dan-| ey s Thane er ae "Trip was the armless wonder. He|gerous weapon he uses, Probably | Bdgar S. Hill... kr ons : rh ae ot iad Trip|there is a great amount of knack in used to trayel with Barnum's. was feed in testimony as and tew of the many leading medical several bearing Prescription" Your two in There is the exea. swift considerable 0 ingredients author didn't make much difference to him|and decided stroke the blade sweeps which he was downwards and the apple rolls away Safety Deposit Boxes, "If anything he would rather play|cleanly cut in two, while the unharmthe exile, because the wild man hadjed assistant rises from the ordeal|f,. S. Hills ..........., to schools because the bean ocomotled Sot Peohe aang unerring| apple an of cutting the is nerve | vorite several why works | pains or distress. and in all oor strual lieve rangeme the " jrregula erangements and | irrecularities, for professional reading an The alflicted can, are ores upon. the pack accomplishment a steady drains, endorsement| made of just the prac hse page meet and enre the several without truthful pe each whole w the A have! would more written rely to never be acquired by feat most which peoAnother a lifetime. in exile.|aim the be would he dav ‘One Next day he might go into and be a wild man. He got a salary for being a wild man, in falling is He|could cov-|ple nearly fellow, little was a hideous BR SaIuThe ate the was}eision one of the most versatile exhibits. ecard the seen hose those In who praise the curative | prescription" of exclusively instruction. Pe then cut He top. a polished with look- he : ALONE into these popular med_eines, the matter being composed for publication in various medical journals and books designed meant instant death. One remarkable display consists of nlacing a®¥pack*ot cards on a stand walked | ard practice, ing ing that he was praising artieles entering | ence. ex- object Siberian are th >. cut all to 0 health | case arm while remains false a for body, Both | his head restored STAND be j cures saing diseases peculiar to women. In all eet pel iG catarrh with weaken- of a sigh of relief when the cloven falls from the neck of a guards- ou cases of properties amount maybe' bare hinted 1 of which th are composed, away *- | tonic. yond all that' the makers of these mediERY." cines have ever claimed for them. These | ease heads One. many aa 7 Veiie. Prescription m velous ark te ine ie AND YOU WILL KNOW e same little book of extracts oP ean as wi ot READ on with r poe Two his asadmire walked away from herself, From | falling to the ground in a shower, yet thighs dow n her legs wens turned | the Ee : rate ie Raa oe ree wrong we { she BE OVE eee e eee eC a au acean knees woud stick out pela like | the ae ane bh ea So ein Dae ‘the medical : aa 2 bad writers, way = wing of and and nature. to trifle be experimented happiness. THEY necks, slicing an apple here, severing shee paper there, ‘re aa sheet of 7 note » paper until l one o1 is bound to admire their sublime faith human pay should be Jy having the professional of scores of eminent medical the! ing * Sgamer's. sande and less than] precision display ts| blades for cutting nerve it aside,| Itdont It to them, ‘ambr it1 down | interfere| pepelton . health sacred Dr. Pierce's medicines bey a recor. nearly forty years: of) cures Pehow of change| she the a Ci "wrhangven his child, They confi-| razor tenderly for a their eye. cused apple Tae hair woman. girl camel of Major's in ‘ ‘tor utara sme 5 wire nae letals: coveted Sith ata rea fare too-~-Bhe wya athing fake about theni fags . "The would weapons or wee SRIRAM and el fae mous Cine cares assistants, Hattie as cone & =nie been too Major's feats might be, they would oem less remarkable but for thes¢ oe ie e made was needed alse little teere haired care he the has and do one's of trust in their chief, which is a good guarantee that he is expert in Hist eetitrnt However attractive the had SEIS weighed and anon ee giv gourd 4 . ons OUI few minutes All that and their steady never | tye Laura' Wolford was the star and Hattie Bowen was the other. Laura was) colored, which bottle" the} blades to i of , putting would materially fine edge... Major santas Still, he couldn't|}and@ t fat. q "During one particular week we two fat women on exhibition almost necessary case expectorant itis gene rally Oe or enough of slippery e we ee WaeteaTl reely at same Bs specially should the afflicted bewa mete the "Che "ab John," free, give away, a the about various keepjof his feats are dependen thin|] comrades in his regiment are whe | sistants, and one can scarcely. who everything appetite. In sham the is carefully the jar, one with his hand to e sure was a fellow, though, it sword placed Isaac}|nurses in as thin as Isaac, anything saw had things is no and are wielded with such by him are as keen as a matter> with him because "Living skeletons and fat men and}heavily Sete tae plentiful aS "the air. ; 1c} with its veSt there used, Whenever I don't|the figured impossible place weapons ° No o, sir, it does not," responded tl ae capitalist, whose ice? Was in 8:20 the se a balloon atenien on its|corner in angular horses, and Cyclone No. 1199, "but their ge Babble does anjourney. It landed safely near Ardsley Be noe pent of making gestures ano ie exceedingl¥."-Chicage Tribt A ith a u shortly man lay Phil oo Meu A RAPPY the sett it is feared. often lead men, and used. but when the cough has Dh ate women too, to put forth unreasonable | seute stage. if still pores t eirail ¢jajms for. thelr loudly praised but | covery' " will prove a sovereign TF y many times nearly worthless compounds. for its control the apbeen one, May is a He army J ee And ‘traveled. freak, f of {ust the roots of several indigenous. medicinal plants, or sett in || Great girl, ake was scat "The most expensive exhibit I ever | had was Lucy Zarote, the Mexican} midget She was really the smallest | Weat. Stewart Edward White, which are |Pearing in) McClure's. have all Y@Stly entertaining, but this latest. Cyclone Bill's Yarn," in e Of | have to pin your says faith ofwholly to what || the manufacturer thelr curative potency as with other ae Mer- | ( ry motlve s, the greet or money- Fire aud a for sol- y- When it came time play for the instrumental music she could a simple thine | PEESonages Among Corporal Eggelton''s ac-| with two hands, or she could play an complishme nts" are ‘mans aeons | Intricate composition with four hands sword feats which demand such ski! | = to the an enough language sntire rs Was the. two-]are sing. can. fairly swort nD oan turning bus!- ‘the right had as every Spa navy account braneh rmac Phat OPrODKIBtALY unprincipled | throat affections cue : "ver and trespassed"Eig upon" z by by unt -|stinate cough? servation, however, imitators and those Ww ho may be piratic leads the makers of this famous medially inclined 6 ecoammend the "Discovery" for} : OTITERS SAY. Cees 1 uw coughs, rather than WHAT s lehronie or lingert } yes lath With Dr. Pierce's medicines you pas for acute colds and cough a Soares ea progressed She: world learned : way of summary, that at home has decided all and. good ever iiuene to » Revolutionize tionize oe eeninstructor e eee to eethe}| tralia. eee While dey fencing by Te rate hy ae as) * enone Royal. Horse Guards his display has | id Co Mes ‘ a OL el heen ore n before the king, the princes ory GUESS ress Vane TG BOYO f Wale 1 i A] Occasionally she would sing a duet Oo ales, prince and princess Alexan‘She had four arms and four legs. | er of re ck and other royal and noble| WEARY slacarded on the wa Probably that a ervarted proverb, "Many are called, but few get up."' encourages her to in- York basket' . THE Cure E So suppose, by the wise woman Humorous New sup- y re-|to "overcome by yielding''-yielding physically and mentally-to the comthe|}mon sense cure. She has made out a ae schedule of treatments, which is PEASANTS Detailed If thelr any they pues mis- : TO -- Sense activity, Leaders ingnbordinate, tome AID 1 bridegroom tomorrow, of® pti FIRST him|CGommon tue. Then came out the whole volting story, Joseph said The girl herself will go upon UNREST been was - based slight OG with asked why, that no girl born : replied on Good Friday could retain her vir- stand posed tapen visits happy the have criticism The making the Italian custom, he called upon the girl's aunt. he the just according to and his wife that about. said, asked knew what virtue him that she did Drew, certainly. army opportunities that. t presented give 2 ne wry standing 6 feet 3 1-4. chest measurement " po ith i suit tet ever museum Christine, heads T - ree mayen me «several: tim and "ed and 4 ae colored iG VOM Millie was highly cated he heads would hold versations with each other fn all Ainsworth President on Saturday issued an order designating General Ainsworth Genetal Also. SAYS we General eS reports of friction between himsted ieresto General Ainsworth, military upon Works, : studio and M. dime could was almost With Were , Senate ? home Frank the Millie nightingale.' had Get two eat FRICTION, Dia et Relations . re thie Democrats as class legislation Ambne= the rrnat ‘important of tie ors. ie home dishusband laid vax over th of his wife, Ay with unerrproduced her death mask. Washington, defeated nding or ° This aie Lost. was big rt: Paine is well known in' the circles ar the city. Augustus a r| be ~ NO "and | we Measure measure (hateas made could said possible that arlene in the of 7 the ow I stor the other bills passed was one. providing eee severe penalties for shanghaling sail- | ""° this honor RAILWAY. mountain railways, howe ver, zone artistic the ‘Th for the completion of the Alaskan| Central railroad and giving more land "Highest Point win Reach Nearly Fourteen Thousand Feet Above Sea. Swiss grief many were the points of argument.|™: Gaudens, Speaker Cannon, however, was in the | 28° evinced . Kc We ° ' as . > best of humor and his witty remarks otae: Be by MOUNTAIN Continued. Democratic floor jteader persisted in his filibuster the Grecian a . | tracte d {features | ing skill of | eee Filibuster In freaks who See Sry group ions Freaks. funniest said in "was "Millie. she whom ae the across,"' ness, headed ete Palisades one a nae fragments) dis, ‘masterpiece Into: of old-timer St studio of shat- Gree oO May pub ic -spirited ide Dis ii Peet ieee of Some Once- Famous 21.-With : Before de ttling doy n to business, oe AU ITG work--an heroic) sized model 7 . led te } oe e yah 1 iain in clay of Neptune and his mermalds 21 = The ee A faa eae arth eit wre t ree Tomorrow, the sculptor, broken in citizens,' ice dete are ; ee . "to spintt with his four little girls, will equally ; A Seeieetca ) s » ie co erence | ¢ ow S > 5 ¢ » are hope ful tonight of the members of the com- Hormer ‘atetroie \ ai taeaion That ath of the city | mittee far ey ra Se ee Hane tthe announced intention of forsaking and in order Sea 4 eh Pee ma » q oid era his art and starting life anew in some the city council ) S cné G an, F aec ¢ > x e Fa ther upation to supply them method of procedure. ae Fe a : oe rose megaphones Took Carbolic Acid. car conductors, end nictiLighthouse Bill. | The-self-inflicted death of Mrs. tating electric Hights The most important bill passed to-} Beatrice Paine proved the tragie culwith This is the petition, day was the Mann omnibus lignthouse poeecn of ten years of unrequited and presented in au e form bill, Whlen: carries an appropriation of | effort. and endeavor by her sculptor ting solemnity to about $1,300,000 and authorizes light| husband in this city \ sufferer from "At neeting of house keepers' dwellings, for signals |}insomnia and despondent over the sag lic-spirite d citizens lightships and other aids to naviga-| usages of adversity, Mrs. Paine swalwe suggest that, through proper legistion lowed carbolic acid today while - her lation by your honorable body, the an Two bills of a financial nature were husband was gone to procure mediP. S. be enabled and paar ccs: to bu upon ne authorizes | cine. and maintain ‘a 1 het of a thousand | favorably acted the secretary of the treasury to issue} When he reached home he. found goats,' as there is never any sickness certificates In the denomination] his wife, surrounded by her weeping in a family where a goat is; also that leeia of $5 instead of twenty dollars, ay|daug ghters, dying in great agony, He every citizen place a rose bush in front the law now provides. The other in-|Summoned two physicians, but she of his house to help sweeten the air; creases the amount of bullion that can; Was dead when they arrived. also that all electric lights be made to be held in the reserve func vd 1e Made Death Mask. so wink the hour man won't have to treasury from the value of fifty to take his watch out at night." Bowling don, ive Dimer, te Sie Tells Anecdotes Despair. May cold twenty-one] ) oison, been'-hanging and filibuster -Operating | the disposed which some in jof 2) a suspension house R ROSEBUSH ES May the the . carly every branch of. gymnast X= elercise. and some whe have brought the use of weapons of attack and deeh ‘or ent among } fense to a ing selence ; Promin English army champions is Corporal) HOUR Major Eggelton,. now. feneing instructor of the Royal Horse Guards in. Lon- | GOATS ANAND Ask Years | by are training | l of athletics. The staff of instruetot by ho are responsible for this state of ; Persists | poy but cakes. Washington, Citizens Williams Tactics, time vy h tic are more popular| from given those iffairs include amongst their number lsome marvellous men with records In of Languages. -_- Flavoring to jai ne | BILL NOW IN CONFERENCE swonD. xhibitions ie in i Snel and : ile: rs and sailors lo of themselves in. ‘Twenty-one Bills Passed, Un- Shatters His Masterpiece Into der Suspension of the | Fragments When Wife Rules. Takes Poison. ee ee DISCOVERY. AN IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC UTAH, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1906 1. W. Sims, Second Mer. South. Phones 254 |