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Show Hi COALVILLE TIMES. n. JL rCTUSON. Uttar m4 Nim llKirmnin M M ..it ta to to i m VTAH STATE NEWS It now Menu certain that Logan will get a street railway this summer. Every store in Salt Lake was stripped of quilts and blankets to be sent to the people of 8an Francisco. The sum of$JJl was subscribed in Just twenty minutes by Mercur peo ple for the San Francisco people. The daughter of Georgs Douglass of 8mithfleld fell Into a tub water of boiling scalded. and was DOWN PRODUCTION ' OFFICERS In the Escaped Prisoner Following Footsteps of Tracy and Is Fight-InDesperately to Escape g e Urnm SHOOTS IHfllTl to CWtUU, Own, tUUU M MMCIimOIi ltoto.fc Atouto DESPERATE OREGON BANDIT fatally The contributions of the school children of Ogden was the Drat substantial relief that reached San Francisco after the earthquake An audience of not less than 2,006 people turned out to hear the great concert for the San Francisco sufferers at the Salt Lake tsbernacle. It Is snnounced that a majority of the members of the ststs legislature favor the appropriation of (25.000 fot tbs relief of the San Francisco peo-- i Engineer, Fireman and Nine Tramps Killed and Bodies Burned to Aihes. the Track, and ths Entire Train, Excepting One Car Engine Jumped and Caboose, Went Up In a Hasp Fsrty Fast High. Justice. Wood burn, Ore The slSyi r of Policeman Hanlon of Oreg n City laid low two of the posse which la purrn Ing him, one of hla victims, ( apinc O D Henderson, hawrg died nc from the effects of his wound and th other, Sheriff J S Shaver of ( lari'?-mscounty, lies mortal!) injured ar Salem hospital, where both the taken on a s pet hi Ira t iiiit.i dtately after the shooting This man. whom the Ilr'ittd do declare Jo he lilt ,lM tl with who cm apt d lrom It Portland Jail where he was conflux on a charge f having n hhed the post office al Trootilale eluded his pursuers Saturday morning before ilavllght and eat aped from the nurset) In which he took teftige after shooting Htutde son anil Shaver, taking refuge In the woods which skirt Woedbtirn Hero Is where he Is suppt sed to be at present These same woods are store tho notorious penitentiary escapes, Tracy and Merrill, eluded their pursuers a year or two ago. and whence they dig. appeared to reappear some days later on the Washington shore of the CoIn more than this relumbia river spect does this man If he he Smith, resemble Tracy Like the latter, ho has met all opposition with Immediate shooting, and has been even more deadly than Tracy, so far as precision he has goes. It being stated that felled a man with earh shot which he has fired s Paris Officials Exercising Extreme Vigilance to Prevent Reign of Terror. Hava forty-o- Mont A special east-boun- d freight train, consisting of cars of lumber ami a ca boose, was wrecked near Reid alatlon. about ten miles west of here, at 6 At o'clock Sunday morning least eleven lives were lost About a mil from the O Keefe trestle, on a steep mountain grade, as the train was running at a terrific speed along the side of a hill, the engine want off the track, and the entire train, excepting one car and the caboose, was piled up In s heap fort) feet high 8hortly afterward fire broke out, and the entire train waa aoon ablaze A wrecking train waa sent out from bars, but owing to the Intenae heat of ths burning lumber It ws Impoealble to get near the wreck Engineer I, J) Sterne and Fireman Ed Juliette were Incinerated Brakeman G A Murphy, who was- - dangerously was Injured, Mia skull was brought to this city badly crushed and several ribs, were It Is thought he rIho susfractured. tained Internal Injuries According to Conductor Garber, there were at least twelve tramps on board the III fated train, only three of whom have been found. to Succeeded Forty try and at Cavalry Posted Important Centers. e Missoula. Swiss Anarchists Said In Smuggling So.m be Into Paris Infan- Spanish and titiallon haa Improved before the government's military and police pr, paratlons to crush disorder, and public uneasiness baa been considerably relieved Alvmlsta reports, however continue to circulate concerning what may possibly happen that Spanish May L One report and Swiss anairhi-i- s In bringing forty bombs Into Paris. The police are exercising extreme vigilance and try shadowing the chief agitators and wait b ing the centers of Paris, Ths .trike -- ,as disorder. The military precautions include it Honing 2,000 troops in the basement of the Grand Palace, where the national art saloona are b ing held Infantry and cavalry are also strongly posted at other Important centers The government appear to be fully aroused to the necessity for adequate preparations. Frequent conferences are being held between President Premier Barrien. Interior Minister Clemmencesti and the military police chiefs M Fallieries. during the day, also received representatives of the great Iron, steel, mining and spin nlng Industries. mis' TOWH OF THE LUSCIOUS SUGAR BEET Rspert of th Agricultural Department Regarding ths Best 8ugar Industry Sent t Congress by ths President. VISITED SEVEN YEARS OF SUFFERING BT DISASTROUS Xidnry Pills. T Mrs Selina Jones, of 200 Main St., Anaonla, Conn., says: "If it had not been for Doan's Kla-ne- y Fourteen Parsons Killed by Cyclone, and Only Three Building In th Foster-Mlibur- Window Glass Better Than Lint "U have found that a small sheet of window glass makes a splendid substitute for lint as a bandage " said the visiting surgeon tc several dispensaries "This is especially true In treatment of burns, when a piece of glass slightly larger than the burn cut out and smeared with carbolic oil. It Is pressed firmly upon the burn, and Its edges packed with absorbent cotton to keep out tho air. No pain la caused by the removal of such a bandage, which can be washed, made thoroughly antiseptic, and then replaced. I have tried watch crystals as an with much success. 1 MONARCHIST CONGRESS. Series Improvements AWFUL SUFFERING. From Dreadful Pain from Wound on Foot System All Run Cure by Cutlcura. "Words cannot speak highly enough for the Cutlcura Remedies. I am now sevent) two years of age My system had been all run down. My blood was so bad that blood poisoning had set I had several doctors attending ln. me, so finally I went to the hospital where I was laid up for two months My foot and ankle were almost beDark blood flowed yond recognition out of wounds In many places and I was so disheartened that I thought last was chance my surely me As - the leaving slowly not Improve, you can did foot was readily Imagine how I felt simply disgusted and tired of life I stood this pain, which was dreadful, for bIx months, and during this time 1 was not able to wear a shoe and not able to work. Some one spoke to me about Cutlcura The consequences were I bought a set of the Cutlcura Remedies of one of my friends who was a druggist, and the praise that I gave after the second application Is beyond description; It seemed q miracle for the Cutlcura Remedies took effect Immediately. 1 washed the foot with the Cutlcura Soap before applying the Ointment and I took the Resolvent at the same time. After two weeks' treatment m; foot was healed completely. People who had seen my foot during my Illness and wtro nave seen It since the cure, can hardly believe their own eye. Robert Schoen-haueNewburg, N. Y. August 21, n Down-Mirac- s. e ii ,'cp:-;Tls- ulous 1 e e vapid nt Tex A tornado swept through this place Thursday, destroying everything in Its path, and as a result practically the entire town la a mass of ruins, only three buildings now standing At least fourteen persona are dead and a number Injured. The tornado was followed by fire, The which consumed the wreckage town of Bellevue consisted of over 200 bouses. Stoneburg was also visited by the cyclone, at least twenty people being tilled or fatally Injured and much damage done to property. Dispatches from Hico. 1.10 miles south of Bellevue, are to the effect that Hamilton, the county seat, was also devastated by the tornado ahd several lives lost. Relief trains are being rushed forward to the stricken towns as rapidly as possible. e I y. Town Loft Standing. Rsactionary Adopted. Moscow The congress ot monThe reports show that Utah was the third state to enter upon sugar beet archists which has been In session Its deliberations Thursday The start was made at closed production. Lehl In 1891, and the growth has been with the adoption of a sei tes of extremely reactionary resolutions, dehealthful ever since The Pl- that the new parliament Is claring of soon beets stimulated the The Corbetl-Hylanprise fight Dot representative of Russian public of The other factories erection beet scheduled to take place In Salt Lake and itself pronouncing districts of Utah are said to be better opinion, City, on April 27, did not take place, against the autonomy of Poland and In than state. The other any Irrigated the fight being prevented by Sheriff the annullment of the privileges of five factories of Utah hare a combined the Germans in the Baltic provinces FLED FROM THEIR HOMES Emery. of 4,000 tons. Utah's beet The congress further declared itself capacity A. Charles Middleton Officer Police production has been much damaged In favor of the abolition of the priviAvalanche sf Mud, Sand, Ashes and many firemen missing. was accidentally shot by a friend In TO BORROW $200,000,000. leges granted to the Finns and of by the white fly pest, to which entoCinders Coma Down from Jews as foreigners and exSalt Lake City last week, the bullet treating Fire Department of San Francisco Al- mologists ot the department o( agri- cluding them from all rights, sueh as Plan to Rales Money to Rebuild fian Vesuvius striking ths officer la the right culture wg Immediately turn their at- the purchase or renting of lands or most Put Out of Commiaaion. Francises. Another disaster has ocNaples shoulder, Ih the middle school or uniSan Francisco The losses of the tention In the hope ot eradicating the education San Francisco A plan Is now un- curred In the Vesuvius region Tor The proceedings Alma Swenson, one of Mercur's leadclosed versities. Insect. der discussion here by which It Is rents of rain fell, accompanied by s fire department are inconsiderable Idaho Is one of the newest and least With a speech by Professor Nicholsky, ing merchants who wss supposed to In which, to the have lost his Ilfs la the Saa Francisco hoped to secure $200,060,000. Briefly, heavy gale of wind, causing large ava- compared to the great damage sus- developed states In agriculture, but a noted reactionary. tained In other departments of the the installation ot sugar factories has accompaniment of cheers, he prophedisaster, was located last week In the purpose la to secure the guaran- lanches of mud, sand, ashes and cina counter revolution to restore tee of the United Stales upon bonds ders to fall over Somma and Santa municipality. As far as known there given a remarkable Impetus to agri- sied Saa Jose. cultural development generally. Idaho the old regime, which would cost tbe to that amount, which shall form s Anastatla, destroying bridges, block- have been but three deaths and on soil has rare qualities for sugar pro- lives of 7,000,000 Jews and ConstituA milk wagon being driven by R. P. on the new construction. It ing the roads, flooding many habita- Injured. Early Thursday morning a duction Prior to this season Idaho tional Democrats. Wilkinson wss struck by a Rio Grands mortgage wss brought forward by former May- tion, Interrupting communication by charred body wis found In the ruins had three sugar factories of 30V tons witch engine at Ogden. Wilkinson LATEST FROM SANTA ROSA. or James D. Phelan at a meeting held telegraph and carrying away poiilona on North Beach! which may prove to daily capacity. Two others are conwaa badly Injured and the wagon wss 1906 and one for at tracted for, Nampa Sunday, at which were present of the railway. Troops and military be that of another fireman. The ap- one at Fifty-onIsmollsbed. Dead, Sixty-threInjured, Payette for 1907. Julius Kshn of the Fourth wagons were hurriedly dispatched to paratus of the department, while damWyoming Is now under InvestigaCalifornia Charles 8even Missing. 8. Wheelei district, Morgan county's contribution to ths aged, la atlll. Intact. Nineteen com- tion. Beets grown are of a high qualand Banker 8 O Murphy. Mr. Phelan the assistance of the sufferers Bants Rosa, Cal. Th6 latest figures Saa Francisco sufferers consisted of a Inter mads ths following The Inhabitants of the stricken panies, however, have been put out of ity. and Utah and Colorado capital statement! infifty-onshow carload of 20,066 pound of flour and has toward because dead, sixty-threstate that turned of was this meeting Tbs purpose places mentioned were awakened by a commission, and many of them will several hundred loaves of brsad, baked to discuss ways of providing capital roaring, rushing sound, which waa ab- be disbanded. At a meeting of the of cheap fuel and good water. The jured and seven missing. The entire for the rebuilding says It Is likely that Wyoming, business section ot the town was deof the business solutely new to them, and on running Are commissioners Thursday by Individual families. morning report like Idaho, will suddenly jump Into houses of San Francisco. It Is esti- out of their houses they found their was Chief by reported Dougherty and many residences went American Fork shipped a carload mated by the underwriters that we property threatened by the fall of avaprominence among the sugar states of stroyed that. Including the dead and Injured, the down. fires started, but the Twenty west. suffered a loss of $200,000,000. lanches of sand, ashes, etc. Their ter- there are about loo member of the of provisions to ths San Francisco have and water supply was unimpaired, Is for the most part represented ror wss extreme. The women and department misting It Is believed, suffers, the car being loaded to the This within three hours the flames were DAILY EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS. In the destruction of buildings by fire, children fled, screaming with fright men been these that have however, roof with Sour, potatoes, vegetables, under control, despite the fact that it ta Imperative that without delay Into the open country, but In spite of from their companies and the engine house was ruined. Cut off eggs, clothing, quilts, etc. new structures should go up on the the avalanches, floods and galea, no separated Haa Bean Shaken will rejoin ttaa Up Severely Quickly... as they by th disaster from ocwnmuaicatloa tnea th Great DlSturbane. tke k ..MWf.wUto tikto best loss of life had been reported. Bata toslke 0 pmmmm erqfiwffism sutaa-to- t with the rest of the world, Santa will In there Is not sufLake 4 Ogden railroad from within ficient (he world, Los Angeles. A long distance tele- Rosa knew nothing of the destruction In San Francisco to do money Follows Laws of Unitod Staton. Famoua b to Raaerv Blackfoot ot Francisco until the ''arrival Kaysvllle city limit carried the Da- this, and ws must look for It elsephone message from Salinas. 120 miles fromSanthere ot a trainload ot nearly The Philippine comWashington. Opened. vis county delegation to Salt Lake on where. If we have to borrow It south of San Francisco, states that 1,000 begging for help that tbs 26th to Join ths Manufacturers through the ordinary banking chan- mission has Just enacted a corporation Washington. The senate on Wed- three more very heavy earthquake could refugees, not be given them. But near-bnels ws will have to pay 4. 6 and per- law patterned after the corporation In Indian tbe and Msrchanta excursion to Mantt. considering ap- shocks were nesday. felt there Thursday towns came to the rescue and after a haps 6 per cent, which, added to the acta generally In force In the United propriation bl$, adopted the amend- night, one at 8 o'clock, another at 9 '50 period of starvation and suffering, aid A man giving hit name as Ed Increased taxation we will Indubitably States. Up to the present time ths ment ot Senator Clark ot Montana Rnd the last at 2 oclock Friday morn- was received Sweeney, was found on ths trucks of have to bear, will be a burden tot us for to Is the Idea, only law under which capital could In- providing for he opening It great carry of the Wood's a at the baggage ear of train ing. The shocks lasted about four TURKS AND GREEK3 FIGHT. In the therefore, to frame legislation, which Islands Blackfoot IndiaB reservation On moPhilippine seconds each, but, so far as known, Cross with his foot so badly Injured Congressman Kabn will be asked to corporate was the old Spanish rode of commerce. tion of Senator l artcr, that clause of did no damage The news could pot Engage in Fatal Duel on Road Be- that amputation may be necessary. He present, to congress, recommending The of this rode. In so far the amendment was stricken out protwoon Salonica and Monaatir. be reported from Salinas earlier berefused to state how he had received that ths United States guarantee our as provisions to the organisation of viding for suspending the Injunction bonds. With this guarantee we will they relate the Injury. cause of lack of all the communicaA band of sixty Greeks, Salonlca. business to suit rotnmencei by the United States be able to go Into the financial mar corporal Ions, according Harry Athens, aged 45, a resident of keta of ths world and borrow at 2 or the Philippine officials, are archaic and to enjoin the Conrad Ditch company tion several of whom, dressed In the unito the needs of modern from using th water of Birch creek, The damage at Salinas from the form of the Greek army, were atSlatervllle, was kicked over the heart 2H per cent (he $300,000,000 we need. commerce as conducted These bonds run by English on the reservation, for irrigation pun earthquake shock of April 18 Is in ex- tacked by Turkish troops near Kara-fertshould for less not n severe his wound, horse, Inflicting by The proceeds of shipping people. They are repealed poses. Senator Clark acquiesced in cess of $1,000,000. The Salinas river on the road leading from Salonfrom which If la feared he will not than fifty years. to have sunk ten or twelve ica to Monastlr, Wednesday evening. thslr sals would be loaned on the se by the new law, and persons wishing this action, and In a brief Impromptu Is recover. He was taking the horse out curlty of the realty and the new con. to Invest their capital In the Philip- speech very clearly explained the sit- feetreported all along Its course for miles. The fight lasted until Thursday, when of the stable to bitch him up when atructlon: In other words, they would pines can now do so under acts framed uation. Nearly all the bridges across the river the Greeks retreated, leaving thirteen the accident occurred. ' constitute a mortgage on the best por- In accordance with common law prinhave been condemned and will have men killed on the field. Three Turks ciples. to be rebuilt. Crisis to Come on May 1. Earthquake shocks were killed and five wounded. B. Wllmatt of Provo, one of the tion of the new city." have been felt daily since April 18. a l to Paris. In According United tbs eldest naval engineers Killed by a Leopard. Servleee Held In Burned City. Wracked by Earthquake. statement made bv a high functionary 8 tares, having aervsd as such la the THREE HUNDRED LIVES LOST. Paris A young tamer named Mar8an Francisco Scattered congreSanta Crux, Qal On the day of tbe of milof the the police, civil war and in the prefecture gations were reunited Sunday morning tha l.shlie was killed In a menagerie to meet While Injured Will Not Exceed One earthquake fourteen men were killed and itary police prepared ire bar, where he saw service In Cuban She had only during tbe bourn given over lo re- at Lyons on Sunday Freta, ten mites from here, I He said evevy eventuality Mav Thousand, Says Secy. Metcalf. waters, has been stricken with para)-'ysi- s ligious been Mr Just married lo which In Lahlre, with were. services, many of a sawmill the canvass and Is dangerously III. by hows 80.000 crushing that the by a police Instances, held In the Washington Secretary Metcalf has landslide. sir or In whose menagerie she had for some ' John Q. 8tons of Salem bad a son tents. Where church open There were fifteen men In men have stopped work, or which wired the sumbuildings were time traveled as principal girl a complete president The the mill and only one escaped. He element does number the In Ban Francisco at the time of the oamaged but slightly the people mary of the San Francisco situation. brought the news of the' disaster to animal had nut been under her con- not exceeed disorderly as 20.0n0 etnbled and was It these usual, where Against earthquake, and as be could not hear possible to secure halls or school trol verv long and was so savage that can be massed 42,oh to 45 000 He thinks the loss of life will not ex- this city. The court house In Sants troops, from him he decided to go to Ban Fran buildings, roofs sheltered the no one hut Mme Ithlre could do any- namely, 20.006 Infantry 10,000 cav- ceed 300. the Injured being about Crux Is in such condition that It will worshipprobably have to be raxed with dynacisco. When he arrived at Bprtngvllle ers. Pastors from various religious thing with It She had put It through alry and 10,606 to 15 win republican 1,000. The loss to government buildmite. It Is In a very dangerous conhowever. visited the It paces and was turning to leave the guards and police with large addi- ings Is not so heavy as the early to take the train he met his son com Institutions, dition, and the county officials refuse camps where hundreds of homeless cage when the beast sprang at her, tional reserve. The police will en Indicated. Ing in on ths eastbound train. Secretary Metcalf to enter It. families are quartered localfte the manifestation in Its claws to het breast deavor btirylng says that the Industrial and commerThe body of John Baker, who was to the Place De La Republics, which cial losses are appalling. Bernhardt Raising Funds. killed in n mine accident nt Phoenix center la the great labcf Terrorists Again Bsgin Work. Curtailing Expenses. Artsona. on April 6, arrived In EurePresident Roosevelt gsve Took Poison Chicago. Accident by two Washington Odessa The chief of police, who Only regiments ka on Saturday and waa Interred SunRuthless Slaughter of Russian PeasNew York The young woman who by telegraph shortly after noon on day. Baker waa 30 years of sgs, and of troops, comprising In all shout .750 played such a prominent role In ths ant by Cossack. was one of the Utah boys who enlist men, will be sent to San Francisco to Octohei massacres here, and a swallowel two poison tablets at the Thursday a signal that atarteJ the police r Russia - The slaughter Hotel Rellclalre ed la the Utah volunteers and served reinforce those sow there, Instead of man were entertainment given under the Veronese!), assassinated revolutionThursday night It by In the Philippines. at of Dlewitza 25 2.500 men as originally proposed by ists tent on the lake front here, on Bernhardt peasant April on was Is learned here In broad daylight Mr. Edgar The Friday, tor the benpflt of the San Francisco was precipitated h the shooting of . R. Dumont, wife of the Ths Indian appropriation bill, which General Greely and sanctioned by the plot was far member and reaching junior contemplatwsr department. The troops to go are sufferers. The tent was thrown open Is under consideration In the senate, woman In a erowd attempting to of the rubber First cavalry, from Fort Clark and ed alsi the assassination of Assistant brokerage firm of Tay- early for a concert by a volunteer orhas been agreed upon so far ae It re- tbe the war from municipal Fort Sam Houston. Texas, and the In- Chief of Police Poltavtchenko and sev- lake grain lor 4 Dumont of this city and New chestra of 600. After tbe president's lates to Utah. The bill carries an apfantry regiment from Fori D. A. Rus- eral ether policemen. A young girl house. Men of deighhorlng villages Orleans. Her Identity was established signal was received, Mme. Bernhardt 1600.000 for of Irrigating propriation A telegram asking named Jerebtzova sell. She was followed threw a bomb at Joined the local feasants, armed with by Mr. Taylor, who at the same made an address. Indian lands In the former Uintah res- that Wyoming. the reduced number be sent Poltavtchenko who was on the lime announced that Mrs. Dumonts by a long programme, In which actors ervation. At least $150,000 will be lm- - was only way farm Implement and the local guard friends are certain received the war at was the now playing at the variety theatres of poison department to the hospital to visit one of ths was reinforced by eiwark. who flreo mediately available. -on Saturday. taken bv accident. It la believed that the city took part. wounded policemen. repented volley- - kNUttg nineteen and she will recover. The opening banquet and ball given Injuring fifty peasant Dowie Speak at Tabernacle. New Proposition by M Inara. Standard Again on th Rack. by the American Fork Commercial England After the Turks. club waa a grand succeaa. There were Chicago. Standing unsteadily and Aiding the Afflicted. T York. Th anthracite coal opNew do. Ohio that ths sevenAlleging 225 guests la attendance, about London. The cabinet on Friday erator announced with great effort before an audience 6 a. m San Francisco.-BetweeStandard Oil company and seventeen Thursday, through ty-five of them from towns In Utah of 2.500 H and Sunday lengthily considered the dispute with their officers In this city, that Chair persons In Zion City taber- affiliated companies have a secret Wednesday, Apr county arid of American Fork. Ths bounthe Tarbah nacle Bunday afternoon. John Alexan- Provo Commercial club was representman George F. Baer of their confertrade agreement by which they night the Southern Iaolflc run 129 Turkey regarding Dow I. charged hla t reducers, if ed by about fifty members. JW car, to the main dary and resolved to dispatch the seconence committee has received a teleover with train trnl pnllct1on n(1 d-class tr,n!lport,tloll ot cruiser Minerva to El Arish, gram from President Mitchell of the The skeleton 'of s man has been any were present, to rise to their feet oil and gas, Prosecutor L. W Wxchen-helme- r line and local and eitern points, car- with Instruct Iona to tbe x Investigate miners' anion. Intimating that a free refugee from Sin found In the brush about four miles and make their accusation before the ef Lucas county has tiled suit rying that the Turks have removed a counter proposition - east During th saina time 610 sub- report of Colton. Ths man had evi- whole congregation. The follower of in at frontier and the Rafanear pillars for the miners had been forwarded to the circuit court asking revocation urban train were run from Oakland dently been dead 'about two months, Vollva, tbe new leader In Zion City Arish. The El continue a total ot 739 negotiations him, Mr. Baer. The telegram asked and tbs flesh bad been entirely eaten affair, however, were at that momeaf of their charters and dissolution of pier with 4.880 5.783 car During the with Constantinople, but the cabinet for an early consideration of the propIn addition to trains with away by wild animals. Pieces of cloth- attending a rival meeting, set for the the Illegal agreement showed that the British gov- osition that the decision ot the operperiod aboutfifty trains with 500 meeting ing found near ths skeleton Indicated same hour, at the Zion college build- the Standard, a number of other cor- same car were run frm points between ernment Is unalterably determined to ators may be submitted to the miners the man to be well dressed. a a withdrawal of the Turk- at their convention. ing. poration are named as defendants. quarter of mile distant. Third and Townsetd Erects and Ocean enforce thefrom ish troops Egyptian territory. Brigham Jnlander, a resident of View to th south. Frefaaaoca Fight Duel. Sailing Donated Food. Murderer Reprieved by Parde. Monroe, after a hopeless illness of Charged With Murdering Wife. San Francisco Ban Franciscans Early to Bed. several months. Sled at his home last Deming, N. M. Professor W H Supplies for 1h Governor Pardee haa Sacramento. . wsek. He waa recently taken to Salt Dickey, superintendent of the Demins homeless and hungry sent In by philCambridge, Mass. The Cambridge Francisco. The peoplq of San McClure a reprieve unSan John granted K waa but Lake to receive treatment, on 8unday, In a pistol anthropic and charitable cotnmunitie Francisco now go to bed at nightfall police have Issued a warrant for the til June S. McClure was to have been found nothing could be done for him public school, arrest of Erich Muenter, kn Instructor killed duel. the U. Professor are throughout residInstantly country being sold Whll th extremely rigid rule conand ha i turned home. He had hanged at San Quentin May 4 for the In house has been con- In German at Harvard university, on murder ot two men named Zedlkoff Trends Duff, superintendent of tbe on the street by licensed peddlers ed la Monroe for forty years. light cerning a charge of murdering his wife in this The Otter Creek Reservoir com- tuna county aehoola, one of the most licensed la the sense that they hold siderably modified; still the general and O'Shea. While on appeal the sulo sell which were Issued by situation is considered by the everage city 'about two weeks ago. It I al educators New la permits prominent another Mexico, build to decided haa pany preme court found no error In the recunsafe at h sfra. ao that night Muenters death was ord, leged that license department citizen to be Chief Justice Beatty and Associlarge storage reservoir which will be and a atudent of archaeology, who bad the municipality abroad In and retiree without going caused by arsenic. The body waa ate Jostle Shaw recommended as large. and perbape larger thaa the achieved national reputation by hla before the great Are. This that In without a showing light startling tnanv ease on April 17. but the the governor give tbe case serious taken to one oa Otter creek-- Tala new reser- writing. There waa bad blood between waa reported have been ease was Chicago reports Many tobfg men from Frithe main not on differ made nose Governor the located Pardee has granted in Chief of PiAtre Dtnan Monday mors-tn- g voir win be arising public until study. few day of during the Muenter Is 35 years of age. Hla the reprieve to enable him to look channel of the Sevier river, about connection with the management of by th department commanders made fired henee that showed a day. Into shots was aehoola. wife K. the Miss Leone Detains from th various police districts. Into the case. twelve miles south of Msryvvale, formerly , light and fe ar disposed to taka Kremba of CAIesao . m. c h ance a. . . .. . . , i..in . Pills not he alive Seven years ago I was so bad w.th pain In the back, -- 1 and so wtak-Jhhad to keep to my room, and waa In bed sometimes six weeks at a spell. Beginning with Doaa'a Kidney Pills, the kidney weakness waa soon corrected, and Inside a week all the pain was gone. 1 was also relieved of all headaches, dizzy spells, soreness and feelings of languor. I strongly recommend Doan's Kidney Pills Sold by all dealer. 60 cent a box. n Co, Buffalo, N Y Bellevue, Roosevelt Washington President sent to congress on Friday a report on the progress of the beet 'Sugar In dustry. In 1906, prepared by Charles F. Saylor of the agricultural depart ment. Tbe report says success has attended the beet sugar Industry in Colorado since the beginning. Ths season of 1905 was better than usual. Colorado holds a unique position In the development of the beet sugar It entered the field at a comparatively recent date; but already twelve large plants have been installed, with a daily capacity of 9,200 tons. Three other factories Brush, Fort Morgan and Swlnch are being built, with a rapacity of 2,400 tons, and three others are to be built during the present year Thei fifteen factories will aggregate dally 11,(06 tons of beets and 1,276 tons of sugar, representing a money equivalent of $12, The beet sugar Industry In 760,000. that state has stimulated all sorts of at last Through Using Doans Ended r, 1905. - -- BanK of England Clerks. The patronage of the Bank of England belongSUntlrely to the directors, a clerk being appointed by each director In rotation until the vacancies are filled, with the exception of one clerkship In every seven, which Is given to a son of one of the clerks of the establishment who has discharged his duties to the satisfaction of the y directors. Garfield Tes is Nature's remedy for liver and kidney diseaaea. a, . semi-officia- Spanlah-Amerlca- a 1 -- Stag Dog Is Dead. Jack, a dog at the Palace theater, London, known to theater people all over the world, died the other day Sod hla death was announced with an official enloglum. He watched the stage door a hen the doorkeeper was away and ran and got him if the hell rang, and had been trained to Jail on and extinguish any burning substance he saw, such as a piece of paper. He was elnked to death bv a piece of money he waa taking to a restaurant to buy hi dinner with. -- -- A 1 lxnre cents. x DONT FORGET package Red Crowi Ball Blue, only Th Hums Company, South Bend. Ind. ts 1 all-sta- -- Bonus Scheme for Babea. Sir John Brunner hag followed up the scheme of the n ayor of Huddersfield, England, and has arranged for the township t)f Winr Ington, Norwich, what Is called a bonus scheme for healthy babies." Every birth will be reported upon, and at the end of twelve months Sir John Brunner will make a grant of 20 shillings to the mother or the guardian of each child that has made satisfactory progress. The object of the scheme la. to reduce the infant mortality. Mn. WtiMlnw' Soothing Syrup. For rbtldrea (mm thin. oftiw th ruma, fliwMtkjo. xlUty pta.cxf irlmtcoDu.. Present Pleases Kaiser. The silver wedding present that la said to have most pleased the kaiser was from the combined rowing and sailing clubs in Germany. It consisted of six silver models, representing the different styles of shipbuilding from the Viking galley to the emperor's yacht Meteor. n . Fren-clscv- . -- ontaining Reduced cr -- . ... m . . - rr Rata East for School Teachers. the general ptibllc, via A. T. 4 8. F. Ry. One fare plus $2 for the round trip from Utah, Wyoming and other territories to Missouri river, St. Louis, Memphis, Chicago, 81. Paul and' intermediate points. Dates of sale. 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