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U THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER X 1 ER 19 1905 SECTION ONE
ONLY ONLYTH1RTy ONLYTH1RTyPRESENT THIRTY THIRTYMEN THIRTYMEN
MEN PRESENT PRESENTIsle
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Isle sle of Pits Pirl s Rebellion R e ion Is Sdmewhal SdmewhalRidiculous SomawhaiRidiculous o ewha ewhaRidiculous
Ridiculous RidiculousWAS RidiculousWAS
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W WAS lppED INTENDED N EN ED AS ABbUFF ABbUFFEXCITEMENT A JlbUfFi JlbUfFiEXCITEMENT BLUFF BLUFFEXCITEMENT I
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EXCITEMENT IS RAPIDLY SUB SUBSIDING SUBt
t tSjDiNG tSjDiNGH41 f SIDING SIDINGHavana D1NG I IH
Havana H H41 µ Nov 18 11AmerJeaM Americans wbo wfoohavo wbo1U1VO wbohave
have arrived hero hero from the Isle of ofPinas ofPin of1in9c
Pinas Pin are unanimous in asserting that thatthe thatt thatthe
the t h partfclpunu In th the meeting of Nov No Not
11 t IwA bac no i Idea e that the socalled terri territorial tetnlorlal territorial ¬
torial ojlhw on s would attempt to assumeutldce assume assumeoffice ume umeultlce
office They say a It was filil universally un understood unIer unleratood ¬
derstood Ier lood that their election was only onlya
a t basis first for an an n appeal ap I to Washing Vashincum
4 um on and second as a newspaper ad advertisings aderttaing ¬ I Iertlalnt
vertisings movement It having h vIng been beeni boonisug I
1 isug i UI K a matter ofcomplaint ot on the part partof pllrtor partof
of some oC the residents re ldents of the Isle of ofPines of1tnes
Pines that the newspapers u were not In Insympathy 1nsympathy I I
sympathy with their telrofforta telroffortaThirty efforts effortsThirty I IThirty
Thirty Men Present PresentIt
i iIt
It is assertedon a eltodon good authority that thatpxuetly thattxaeU thatexaetiy
pxuetly txaeU thirty t Irt men attended the meet meetfiug meetIllg meettug
fiug tug on Nov No U besides many women womenThe womenThe i
The numtoar of male American residents residentsn
un < > m n the Isle o of Pines is generally estfmatedat esti estimated estimatedt ¬
matedt mated at 2W 40 According to statements statementsjuadft atatementaJllade statementsloads
loads ly Havana Americans who were werepresent wereprellent werepresent
present the Uemovement movement is essentially > l1tJaUy a aXtjuva aNeuva
Xtjuva mva Cferowi affair and no repre repreontativ repreentatlves JepreI JepreI1lItatlvM I
> ontativ s of the thelarger larger land interest interestvere interestwere i iwra
were present excepting Messrs r KS1S Pearsy Pearsynd PearlyandAnderson I
and andAnderson > nd Anderson the latter being the del delfgaU delI delIgate delegate
gate tb t the United States congress congressOne congressOne I IOne
One American Protested ProtestedWilliam Protested1lI1A111 ProtestedWilliam
William 1lI1A111 Mason a leading American Americanof I
of Santa F Fe an Inland town protestedgainst protested protutedl protestedagainst
against l the steps it was proposed pro OSod to totake totake I Itake
take 6n the tll grdund und that public senti sentiuent S sentiment
uent In the United States would not be beinfracted bea
a infracted 11 t by b defiance of the Cuban govcrnment gov government go ¬ I IHnrneftt
ernment and the defeat of the pending pendingtreaty pendingtreaty
treaty and that eventually 11tuIIlIy American Americanontrol Americancontrol Americanontrol I
ontrol < ofthe of the Isle of Pines would only only4t onlyt
t 4t t a setback setbackXo tbftck tbftckX tlekN4 I
Xo X Americans on the Isle J l > of Pines Pilestpraear Pinesappear
appear to expect a clash with wl h the Cu Cuan Cuhan Culsan I
han an forces for any an reason rflUM except exC pt on ac acount ac acr I IUmt
r ount of unjust treatment Moj Mt I of tine thbrulNtn th tinehurts
rulNtn hurts and all the otHcials on on the Isleare Isle Isleare isleare I
are liberals Some of thorn are inclined inclinedTO > d I
TO tacitly approve the t e American anti antigoverntnent antirovertunent
governtnent n movement movementCOALVILLE 1Joymente oyement oyementCOALViLLE
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COALVILLE HAPPENINGS HAPPENINGSfoalvllle HAPPENINGSoalvUle HAPPENINGSCoalviite
foalvllle Nov O 18 18Robert Robert B Allen Alleniged AII4IIaged Allenaged
aged 84 years died yesterday after an anillness anfilneMII anillness
illness of twentyone months from all ailments aitnitnts allnltnta
nitnts peculiar to old age Ae Mr r Alton Altonhas Allenbas AlI n nllali
has been a resident re dent of Hoytsville since sincer4 sincei
1 < 71 a and was much respected for his hisiiiirightneas hililulghtnel hist
iiiirightneas t + l of character The funeral funeralrvices funeralrlcea funeralnices
rvices will beh be beheld h ld at Iloytaville Hovt ilJe in the theineting the1I1tEtJng therutetIng
ineting house Sunday afternoon afternoonHerbert afternoonHerbert afternoonIIerbert
Herbert Leichter has commenced suit suitiitfainat suit1gl suitfgainat
iitfainat 1gl ft8t the KehhKearns tthKearn Mining com comluiny comImy cornbony
bony to recover damages for or alleged per personal pertnal perr ¬
r sonal + nal injuries Injri sustained while hile working worktn in inJiiH JI1i1O ntins
JiiH ins company1 e Centp xnna n8 a mine at Park City Cit The TheMini Theurn rheInn
Mini > Inn of 125000 s = iOO6 AOti is asked for compensation compensationlor
lor the injuries plaintiff says he received receivedATTENTION received receivedATTENTION recehedATTENTION
ATTENTION WOODMEN WOODMENNeighbor WOODM WOODMENNeighbor EN ENIgbo
Neighbor Igbo H J TYhite White of camp 338 338VV 338O 33Sf
VV f O W V T will be buried by the orddr orddrf ord ordt
< t 2 oclock Sunday Nov No 19 at the theity the1jty theity
ity cemetery Cawc aptg to meet at Twen TwentvUrst TwennUrst Twentvfirst
tvUrst ward ehapl ha tl at 2 p in Mem Member lleP1bt ¬
ber bt > r of 33S Xptt expertfd f > d All members mE > nbrs of ofUu oftbe ofilte
Uu tamps antI circles invited invitedP InltEl
P l W V MKAJCIN t ronsul lon ul Com ComJ1 ComJ CornT
J1 J M THOMAS rHlM t9erk n Itlk rk
BRAVE LITTLE GIRL ORPHANED AND AND ALONE ALONETRYING ALONETRYINGTO
TRYING TRYINGTO TO TRACE BROTHER BROTH J FREDDIE MCLURE MCLU EI
Chief of PolleeWilliam Pollee 1UUa William J T Lynqh Lyn h 1s is isIn Islij
1 In Jicelpd ceipti ceipt of g a postal yard Qard from fr < < m LAilV LUfCl l lC l
3 3t r it fb SiL SiLtft
l C c061uir < u o tGroer Grover Bmjh 118yptt 118ypttdt 13
tft tfg8f ztseuklngthe agee aaklngHhe aeking the department to Toca Tocaher T 16c 16cher c f fher I
her little brother who left leftimme home Juris Juri Tumt TumtI
20 1904 The childs hildsfatherUskUled hildsfatherUskUledlost fatherwas killed killedlast killedlast
last week in a railroad wreck and shesays she shesays s e esays
says that she is all alono I t71hoietterfollows i iTrheletterfollows IJ1heletterolJows
Trheletterfollows f fMy IMy j jMy
My little brother Freddie McClure McOlureleft McClureleft McClure1ett1iIs
left 1ett1iIs his home in Denver Uer June Jun J nq 29 9F 190f 190fSTATE 190 190r 1904I 1904TEACHERS
I r STATE S1 A T H NEWS NEWSTEACHERS S J JTEACHERS
TEACHERS INSTITUTE INSTITUTESummit INSTITUTESummit
1 1Summit
Summit County Pedagogues Convene Conveneat
at Park City CityPark CityPark
Park City Cll Nov IS 1l1o The first teachers teachersinstitute teachersIJUlUtute j jinstitute
institute of the year ear is being held to today taday today ¬
day at the Lincoln school building and andall andall i iall
all th the teachers of Summit oounty are arein arein aree areein
in attendance The plan is this year yearto ear earto j
to havo an association meeting eery eer five fivew fivew fiveweeks
w weeks flkg k and to alternate the place of hold holdInu holdbig
big between Park City CIt and CoalviUo To Today T9da Todays ¬
day da days programme will consist in ttloelection tlio tlioelection t1oelecU
election elecU n xOi of fthe the association a tlon officers ttlcersfor ttlcersforthe for forthe forthe
the coming year car and a lecture by Pro Professor Prof Profeseor ¬
fessor f 80r Parrot Parrot of the Salt Lake school schoolProfessor schoolsProfessor 1 1Profes
Professor Profes or Welsh 18h of the University tniversl q ofttah of ofUtati ortta11
Utati will give a lecture upon history historyand hfstoryand ittsto ittstoand
and economics ecOn om Ics The meeting meeU meeting will be besource besouree R Rsource
source of much instruction to the th teach teachers t63oJerg teachera ¬
ers both of town and of the t e country
However the teachers from out in the thecounty theLOumy thecoumy
county will be most mo t benefited for the theteachers theteachers theteachers
teachers of town have now the ad advantage Blv811tage advantage ¬
vantage of working under supervisors mpervisorswhite 8upervlsorswhile supervisorswhile
while those out in the smaller districts districtshave districtshave districtshave
have to rely wholly holly upon their own efforts ef efforts effort ¬
forts fortsSheriff fortSheriff fortsSheriff
Sheriff Mar air returned this morning morningfrom mornintfrom morningront
from ront Salt Lake bringing with him Ar Arthur Arthur Arthur ¬
thur Mataen who w to was arrested in Salt SaltlAke SaltLake I ILake
Lake yesterday upon a charge of oh ohtaining ohtalnlnK ohtaining
taining goods under false pretenses prfl nes The Thefellow ThefeUow Thefellow
fellow h has been working workin in town at one oneof oneof oneof
of the mines and has been 1 een trading with withWelsh withlelsh withWelsh
Welsh DrUtcoll It Buck A few days daysago dssa daysago
ago a o he > came into the store and after afterpurchasing nfttrlorchaslng afterpurchasing
purchasing a suit of clothes and several severalother seyerntothpr seversriother
other items upon an assignment IissI nm nt of his hischeck hischpck hischeck
check it was discovered later that the thefellow thefelJow thefellow
fellow was not working and investiga investigation inestlgatlon investigathin ¬
thin showed that he had left town A Awarrant Awarrant Awarrant
warrant was at once got ot out andMat andMatfen and Mat Matren rat ratn
fen n was arrested aJrestt > d in Salt Lake yesterda yesterdaand yesterday yesterdayand
and brought up here today to todayThe ny
The case of Ray Ra Vance Ylin e charged with withan naithan th than
an assault 8 with a deadly deadl weapon with withintent withIntent
intent to commit bodily boon harm was called calledup CRlledtip calledup I
up this morning before Judge Tu < 1 e Lockhartond Lockhart Lockhartnnrt Lockhartr
nnrt the follow pleading e8 guilty he was wasbound wasbound
r ndt1 Jlf tg n icfu rthJ hJ hJsum
bound over to the district court rt In the thesum thesum
sum of Jf J500 OO bonds > Pool the ujau who whowas whowas whowas
was assaulted ulted is improving but fs still stillin sUllIn stillin
in a bad condition conditionThe condition1h conditionThe
The 1h Wolfe Stock company played Ha Hazl Haael
zl > > 1 Wirke this afternoon at the Dewey Deweytheatre Deweytheatre
theatre for a matinee bill and attracted attracteda nttr cte ctea
a large audience The company has been beenh beenhere
h here u > re for a week past and has been beengiving beengiving beengiving
giving giving a good line of entertainments entertainmentsA
A A call JutS beet btt > n issued for a meeting meetingof meeUn meeUnof
of the > citizens of Park City to be heldIn held heldin heldin
in the City hall on the night of Nov No Nofor
30 for the purpose of considering consid ring theadvisability the theadvisability thead1sablJlt
advisability of increasing the fire department de department deJartmt ¬
partment Jartmt > nt of Park City by the addition additionof
of a team of o horses and the general generalequipment generalequipment generalequipment
equipment of a department departmentNARROWLY departmentNARROWLY departmentNARROWLY
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH DEATHReel
Reel of Cable Rolls on Him Craning CrtrningHim CraningHim CrWr1ingHim
Him Beneath It ItAmerican itAmerican t tAmerican
American Fork Nov IS 18R R Cox of ofLthi ofLehi i iLehi
Lehi had a narrow escape from death deaththis deaththis deaththis
this morning He was working with thr thrconstruction th thonstructi thconstruction
construction onstructi n gang of the Independent IndependentTelephone Indepen IndependentFeh < lent lentrknhonp
Telephone Feh ° nhonc company and together with a anumbfr al111mlwr anumii
numbfr numii r ofother workmen was unloading unloadinga
a largo L rge reel of cable onto a wagon when whena
to a som some m way wa the reel slipped and rolled
He is four feet seven S yen inches in height heightworkedag ieIgjrthad elg t tha1
had > blue a 3es es and l car r over his rIght rIghteyc righteyp
eyc I Its s SlW ttts fIo foFtitclies f iStitche He has liasw hasw
workedag w rR rkeda d1 a bell boy 10J Please lot meknow me meknou lneknow
know If lty you 1u u call find him h im m for papa was waskilled w tVAs tVAskilled s sklIed
killed irt 11 a railroad railroldtteck wreck and we have havesome havcsome havesome
some insurance left us I am 13 years yearsof YEtarsof yearsof
of age and left aloneThe alone aloneThe nloneThe
The card is signed slgn d = by Miss Lula Mp MpClure ucClu c cCIUr
Clure CIUr Clu e e4 Chief Lyncli tok steps yester yesterday yestote yestoteday stCtfi stCtfidao1o
day dao1o to o try to find young McClure ibu ibuwithout but butwithout butswithout
without resultonto result resultonto resultonto
onto the youngman young man crushing himbe himbeneath him himbenoath be beneath
neath it It was Immediately removed removedfrom rcmoycdfrom remoho remohofrom
from him and 11m a doctor was summoned summoptdUpon summonedUpon SUmmQJ1 tl tlLpon
Upon examination it was found that nobones no nobones nobones
bones were broken Outside of severe tfeverebrulsos severebrulss > everebruises
bruises the young man was uninjured uninjuredOne uninjuredOne
One of the largest funerals held In InAmerican InAmerican inAmerlean
American Fork for a number of yeac yeactook xerJtook you youtook
took place in the First ward meeting meetinghouse mettlUhouse me ttng ttnghouse
house yesterday afternoon over thff th ru rumains ru rumains remains
mains of of Miss Hazel Condor who died diedIn rUedIn dyedin I
In the U 1 D S hospital in Salt Lake LakeCity tIl hsrkeCity < e eCity
City Wednesday 1Cedne day morning following anoperation an anoperation anoperation
operation for appendicitis The services serviceswere serfcolwere serticeswere
were very er impressive imprt > sshe Words ords of condol condolence condolpnce condolence ¬
ence and sympathy were offered bjr 11 l p a anumber 1 1number oto I
number of speakers to the tl to heartbrfllteu heartbrfllteuparents heartbr rditeu rditeuparents Ieu
parents Miss 118 Hazel was of an extreme extremely extremI ¬ I
ly I lovable disposition beloved hfiov d by all Iwho IwhoImew who whoknew whoknew
knew her She > was In her eighteenth eighteenthyear eightetpthyear I
year car and had been b n attending the state stateuniversity atateullhcrsit stnteuniversity
university when she was wa stricken Her Herdeath Herd Herdeath
d death th has cast a gloom over the whole wholetown wholetown wholetown
town A large > cortege oortegeor of carriages fol followed Collowed foilowed ¬
lowed the remains to the cemetery whero wherothe wlierethe ler lerthe
the last s affd 9 rites were observed pbsorvedPROVO observedPROVO QbsorvedPROVO
PROVO NEWS NOTESProvo NOTES NOTESProvo NOTESProvo
Provo Nov JSTHO Utah t8h count couutyteachers countteachers countyteachers
teachers institute heldits heW its regular re tl r nantb nantbly l11QIJthI
ly I 1 meeting today In the Brigham righnmYouns righnmYounstfnherHIt Young Younsuniversity Youngnlveraity
university County Superintendent S IIHlinten ent Jg Jggertscn Bgrertsen bSgertsen
gertscn presiding There was a largeat largeattendance large at attt attendance
tendance tt > nrtant of teachers from Utah antt anttJuab IntlJuab limJuab
Juab counties and Provo City it Superin Superintendent Supertntendent Superintendent ¬
tendent Kggertsen F addressed the teach teachers tenchers tenchs ¬
ers JOII bu the state teachers convention to tobe o obe obe
be Meld in Salt Lake Jan 4 to 5 urging urginga urgingalarge
a alarge large attendance Reading was con considered considered considered ¬
sidered in the departments and instruc instruction Instruction Instructlou ¬
tion in art and manual training for J3e J3ecomber Decemblr Docomber
comber was given by b Professor 3 H HKastmond nEastmond HP
P Kastmond In the afternoon att rnoon the ttallcounty Utali Utalicounty rtaiCOUllt
county COUllt section held a session ses ion at which whichspecial whichSIIefal whichspeclal
special instruction relating to the county countyschools countyschools countsschools
schools was given gjv n by b Superintendent ijg ijggert5en K ggertsen Kgertsen
gertsen Professor ProCC sor Moaifth Hall of the theL th thL theL
L D S university delivered an instructive instruct instructive instructive ¬
ive and highly appreciated d lecture dn doThe dnThe n nTh
The Th Recitation The session was favored fa favored fnore ¬
vored ore with selections by b Professor Bosh Boshartls JJoshards Ilosl1anIs
anIs prize winning chorus of fifty C1ft pu pupils pupits pupils ¬
pils from the Provo ProvoCity City schoolsCounty schools schoolsCounty schoolsCounty
County Superintendent Eggertsen Eg ertsen has hasbean hasbeen I
bean advised a ise < l by b thfc tJ state fair committee committeethat committeethat committeethat
that the he gold medal awarded to the theUtah theCtah I
Utah county count schools is now ready and andat aU andat
at his disposal disposalSenator disposnlSenator disposalSenator
Senator Smoot leaves tomorrow forWaahimtgtoa for forWashington tor1YnshinctoH 1
Washington 1YnshinctoHSheriff WaahimtgtoaSheriff i iSheriff
Sheriff J B Whitehead of Juab county countyIs
Is in Provo today todayJ
J M r Miller is here from Colton ColtonT
T F Pierpont Master Clifford Pier Pierpout PIerpont Pierpoet
pout and Alfred Worsley Vorsle have gone to toDenver toDe toDenver
Denver De er where Mr Pierpont has been beencalled bctnrolled beencalled
called on business They will be gpne gpneabout gpneabout boneabout
about ten days daysM dllsf dayslr
M f M Warner jr son of Attorney Attorne M MM
M 1 Warner of Salt Lake is here from fromColorado tromColorado fromColorado
Colorado He > will attend the Brigham BrighamYoung Brlg11amYoung BrighamYoung
Young university making his home with withhis withhis withhis
his grandparents Judge and Mrs frs J TVarner > W WWarner WWarner
Warner WarnerMr WarnerMr
Mr 1 and Mrs 18 W H Wilson expect to tomove tomo tomove
move mo < to Los Angeles early earl In December DecemberMr
Mr Wilson Is engaged engage in mining at Good GoodSprings GoodSprjng GoodSprings
Springs with the headquarters hea quarters of his hiscompany hisompan hiscompany
company ompan In Los Angeles which is there therefore th therefore re refore ¬
fore a more convenient place of resi rssiJonce residence rcsidonee ¬
dence than Provo ProvoCounty ProoCounty ProveCounty
County Superintendent Eggertsen spent spentthe spentthe spentthe
the greater part of the week with the theBenjamin theBei1jamin theBetrjamin
Benjamin Lake Shore and Spanish Fork Forkschools Forkschools Forkschools
schools schoolsSYMPATHY schoolsSYMPATHY
moo mooSYMPATHY
SYMPATHY FOR SUFFERERS SUFFERERSPIttsburg SUFFERERSPittsburs SUFFERERSPlttsbur
PIttsburg Nov IS ISThe The American Fed Federation Federation Fedsration
eration of of Labor LaborconvCntlon convention today todayadopted todayadopted todayadopted
adopted a resolution extending the heart heartfelt heartfelt heartsympathy ¬
felt sympathy of American labor to thtufferers the tljesufferers thesufC
sufferers sufC > rtfS Jn Russia and congratulating congratulatingthe
the th he Russian workmen on the success su cesa of ofthe otthe ofhe
the he recent strike
MURDERGHARGE MURDERGHARGEPROVED MURDERCHARUE MURDERCHARUEPR MURDER CHARGE CHARGEV
PROVED PR PROVQA OY V ED A MYTH MYTHInvestigation MYTHInv MYTHInvestigation
Investigation Inv sti ion iplofles ploaes Tale Told in inLetter inLe 1n 1nLetter
Letter Le ter bYHenrY by Henry T McMahon McMahonMAN McMahonM McMahonPLAN
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MAN M WAS WA USER SER OF COCAINE COCAINEMYRTLE COCAINEJ COCAINEMYRTLE
J > of ofMYRTLE
MYRTLE MYRTLE HULING AND GEORGE GEORGEA GEORGECORENZ
A LORENZ UTO CORENZ RENZ RELEASED RELEASEDThat RELEASEDI RELEASEDThat RELEASEDThat
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That Myrtle 3I 1 rtl6 Hiding and George A ALorenzare AarG ALorenz
Lorenzare Lorenz are innocent of of o the alleged < lmul mur murder murder ¬
der of a man in Nevada vnda lastJuly last Jul as asaccused asaccuf usaccused
accused accuf > ed by b henry T McMahon c ahon in a aletter aletter
letter written shortly shortl before he com committed conrmitted ¬
mitted suicide in Ogden early yesterday yester yesterday eter ¬
day damornlng morning ha has beon proven Tel Telefframs Telegrams
efframs egtatns were received yesterday by byChief b bChief byChief
Chief > Villiam J Lynch from Chief of ofPoliQO ofPolice
Police It C Leeper of Reno that no nomurder nomurlOl nomurder
murder was committed in Nevarta Neadain NeadainJul NevadainJuly in inJuly
July Jul and that no woman is held under undersuspicion undersuspicion undersusplclon
suspicion for such a crime This was wasenough wasenough wasenough
enough to discredit in the minds pf the thepolice th thpolice thepolice
police the story told by b McMahon McMahoriconsequently McMahonconsequently Icllahononsequentb
consequently Myrtle Hilling and Lo Lorenz 10renz Lorenz
renz were released from the city jail jailTho jailrhe jailrite
rite motive McMahon had In maH mnk mnku mnkucl1 makC makCspelt > i isucli
spelt t changesis sun a mystery It Is IsKIIOWU i iknot1 isknown
u known that McMahon was a cocaine cocainefiend coainefiend cocainefiend
fiend and the police are inclined to be believe be1Iee believe ¬ I
lieve that the mysterious murder was wa a apipe aplJle apipe I
pipe dream he had while under Influonce influ influence htfiuenco ¬ i
once of the drug In a letter to the theHullng theHulin theHiding
Hiding Hulin woman last Septomber sgnedby signed signedly I
by VPstor Petol Landers which was waswritten waswrittenby written Avrittenby writtenb
by b McMahon from Diamond Dlumo d Ore themurder the themurder thennuder
murder is mentioned the first time In Inthis Inthis Inthis
this he asksfor n ks for a description of the theRuling theHullng theRuling
Ruling woman The letter is written writtenIn
In a rambling manner and conveys lit little Utile litlie ¬
lie information The second letter lettergives letterghes lettergives
gives no additional information The Theone Theone Theone
one one written from rein Reno a few h days ago agois agoIs agois
is misleading misleadingMan
I
Man User of CocaineMyrtle Cocaine CocaineMyrtle Cocainel1
Myrtle l1 rtJe Ruling told the police that thatMcMahon tl1ntlo1ahon thatMcMahon
McMahon used quantities of cocaine cocaineand cocaineand cocaineand
and also morphine She said that his hisarms hisarrnswere hisarms
arms arrnswere were spotted and sore In places placeswhere placeswhere Iaces Iaceswhere
where he had used hypodermic injections injec injections Injections ¬
tions She produced a letter from him himIn himhJ himi
In i which he said he had quit the use useof useor useo
of o drugs and intended intendedto to brace up He Hesaid Heald Hesaid
said that before he would take another anotherahot anothershot anothershot
shot of dope he would blow blowout out his hisbrains hisluanf hisbrains
brains The Ruling woman maintainsthat maintains maintainsthat maintainsthat
that she sh was perfectly ignorant of what whatMcMahons whatIcIahous whatMcMahous
McMahons letters meant and refused refusedto
to answer answ r them She said that at the thetime thetlmQ thetiro
time she received them she thought thoughtMcMahon thoughtlcMahon thoughtMcMahon
McMahon had gone daffy from the theuse theuse theuse
use of cocaine ani morphineMyrtle morphine morphineMyrtle morphinelIntle
Myrtle Hullng also told the police policethat policethat policethat
that she and McMahon lc lallOn quarreled a aweek aweek aweek
week ago Friday night when hen he heeam6 heeam6to came cameto cameto
to her apartments a1lartments She admitted that thathe thathe thathe
he gave her some money and was un under undel under ¬
der the influence influence of liquor She toldhim told toldhim told111m
him him that she 10ed oved hint no longer and andthat andthat andthat
that he became angry and left Sat Saturday Saturday Saturday ¬
urday morning she sent for him at his hisroom hisroom hisroom
room at atthe the Montana house rouse but he had hadleft hadJeft hadleft
left She declares that th t he did not say sayanything sa sanllythlng saylrnything
anything to her abput a murder com committed comn1itted eomtutitted ¬
mitted in Nevada NevadaLorenz NevadaLorenz Q1dn Q1dnLOrcn
Lorenz had nothing to say whatever whateverabout whatevorabout whateverabout
about the affair after he was released releasedfurther releasedfurther releasedfurther
further than It was a Chinose puzzle to tohim tohim tohim
him
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To Have Logan Exhibition ExhibitionThe i iThe
The Utah Art Institute board met metyesterday metyesterdayy
yesterday esterda at the studio of Lee Greene GreeneRichards GreeneRichards
Richards and appointed standing com committees cornIn ¬
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Alma p Wright of Logan J T Leo LeoFairbanks LeoFairhanks LeoFairbanks
Fairbanks and Lee Greens Richards Richardswere Richnrdswere Richardswere
were chosen ehosenasmornbets as members of the com committee commiUee committee ¬
mittee on exhibits J T H Paul Mrs rs V VS VS VS
S Stevens of Salt Lake and S T Whit Wliitaker Whltalter Whitaker
aker of Ogden were appointed on the thelectureship thelectureship
lectureship committee committeeLee I
Lee Greeno Richards Miss Margaret MargaretKeogh MargaretKeogh MargaretKeogh
Keogh and Mrs Julia Rawlins were werechosen werechosen
chosen < members of the Alice Art eellectim col collection collectlon ¬
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will be given in December at LoganAll Logan LoganAll LognnAll
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Physical Ph sicnl Culture will wl1Fpresont present a feV fe ev v Qf ofthe cu cuthe Qfthe
the pupils in a little comedy at Barratt Barratthall Barratthall Bnrratthall
hall next Thursday Thulsdl evening The play playIs
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Mrs William A Wetzell and Miss MissJanet MissJanet MissJanet
Janet Williamson will be the assistingartists assisting assistingartists assistingartists
artists artistsThere artistsThere artistsThere
There is more Catarrh C brrh in this section of ofthe oftime
the country than thanahl all other diseases put puttogether puttogether puttogether
together and until the last few years 0018 was wassupposed wassupposed wassupposed I
supposed to be incurable For a great greatmany Ireatman greatmany
many man years doctors pronounced It a local localdisease localIdisense localdisease
disease and prescribed pre cribed local remedies reme lls and andby andby
by constantly constant falling to cure with local localtreatment lotatreatment I jtreatment
treatment pronounced It incurable incurableScience IncurabJeScience incurableScience
Science has proven catarrh to be a con constitutional constitutional constitutional ¬
stitutional disease and therefore requires requiresconstitutional r requiresconstitutional qulresconstitutional
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh CatarrhCure CatarrhCure CatarrhCure
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in doses from rom 10 drops to a teaspoonful teaspoonfulIt
It acts directly on the blood and mucous mucoussurfaces mucoussurfaces mucoussurfaces
surfaces of the system RstemThey They offer onehundred one onehundred onehundred
hundred dollars for any case It fails to tocure tocure tocure
cure Send for circulars and testimonial testimonialAddress testimonialAdlress testimonialsAddress
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Greatest Values Ever ver Shown in Salt Lake City CityOXE CityOXE CityONE
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THE HE Original LEADER ADE was established esta blished at Murray in in190L 1901 Six months onths later a branch was opened at Bingham Bingh m Junction and in August of 1904 the Salt SaltLake SaltI SaltLake
I Lake establishment opened o en d its Its doors do rs to o the public Th The three stores of the Leader Company have enjoyed the most phenomenal henomenal success from the thevery thevery theJ thevery
J very beginning and the trade of the combined combined combi ed establishments has h s grown to such proportions that we are are now probably the largest clothing buyers in the theState theState theState
the of one of the largest clothing manufacturers for the State of Utah and the size of ofour ofour ofour
State Buying in such large lar t quantities enables us to control product
our orders gives us a better tietterprice price than the smaller dealers Every garment is made especially for us and the fact that our customers customers custom rsinvari invariably bly come backwith backwith back backwith
with their friends is sufficient evidence that we deal honorably and squarely with our trade f fj The Leader offers you Clothes of Quality and style that fit fitand fitI fitand fitand
and hold their shape at just onethird less than other dealers I ask for the same quality Our business is of such volume we can easily do itand every everygarment everygarment everygarment
garment is guaranteed by both the maker and by us Come here h re for your next Suit Overcoat or Pants and we can prove our nameTHE name THE LEADER lEADE
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