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THE SALT LAKE EERMJD FRIDAY JANUARY 2 ins 12r

PLACIDO GETS

LIFE SENTENCE

Reward of Filipino Who Helped

Capture Aguinaldo-

AN ADEPT IN TREACHERY

ETTNSTON INTERVIEWED yaEGABDING HIS COMRADE

Denver Colo Jan 1 Manila dis-patches received at the headquarters ofthe army of the Colorado in this citystate that Hilario Placido a Filipinowho aided General Funston In the capture of Aguinaldo has been sentenced-to lifeimprisonment for murder Details of the crime are lacking but Gen-eral Funston and other army officershere who know the scout believe thatthe crime was committed since they leftthe island as it does not seem probablethat Placido could have been called toaccount for something done during thetime he was engaged as an active par-ticipant in the revolution In speaking-of Placido General Funston said

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gn the lung He recovered antiagain tok an active part in the warThe following year he surrendered atthe same time that General Garcia didHe was a prisoner lor about threemonths and then I released him Hetook the oath of allegiance and oftentimes of his own volition gave me information regarding the enemy He wasnot a spy in the sense of the word thatlie was in the governments employ nordid he ever into their lines for information for our use

X apture of I took him alongHe did not know the object of the ex-pedition until we were well under wayI then explained my plan to him and heagreed to help me In order to carryout the scheme he became the nominal commander of the expedition as itwas necessary to make natives believe that we Americans were prisoners When we reached the camp ofAguinaldo rushed in and threwhis farmer chief on the floor of the butand held him there until we made himprisoner For his part in this work hewas paid by the government

THE DEATH RECORD

Tames Christian LambRichmond W Va Jan 1 James Christian Lamb exjudge of the chancerycourt and a prominent lawyer of Rich-

mond died today aged 4S years

Elias EllisKansas City Mo TaIL 1 Ellas Ellis aretfran of Mexican and who

tured the Mexican general Laveja altera personal conflict at IndependenceMo today aged 80 years

John Noffseiger Aged 96Dakota City Neb Jan 1 John Notleiger oldest resident of Dakotacounty died today lit his S6th year He

i colony from Canada whichmember of the fifth sixth and seventhsessions of the Nebraska legislature

Austin H BrownJan a A stln HDrown died at his home here toUay Hevas a brother ot Admiral George Brown

bad been prominent in this the great-er part of his life and had held manypositions of trust in the city state andiational government He was 74 years otafce and was the son of William J Brown

time secretary of state of Indianaa member of

Edgern B HogleCleveland 0 Jan 1 Edgern R

company second divisiontiled on the operating table at a localhospital after an oneratlon for uttipposed abscess of the brain but whichwas not found by the surgeons-

Mr JIngle has been with the expresscompany for years and came toCleveland from Toledo twenty yearsago

Dr George B WeeksLos Angeles Cal Jan L Dr George

TJ Veeks a native of Ohio who took anotable part in the civil war died at hisAt tb close of the war in 1S6B he engagedin business in Little Boek He held sev-eral important state and municipal postlions both elective and appointive inArkansas and time was president ofthe First National bank of Little Rock

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Mtfhuel formerly president of Mdnmouth-fllesre Monmeuth fell dead shortlyafter he entered the ofreek United Presbyterian church near

Xenla last Members of thechurch hastened to hie side but whenthey reached him he was dead Hegraduated from the Xenla Theological

in IMS and in 1S was electedpresident of Monmouth college where hetsirved for twenty years

A P ilidgeon-Torrington Conn Jan I A privatedspalch received here announcedth death in Jacksonville Fin of A FMidgeon of this city one of the wealth

l t and most prominent business men ofonnecUcut Midgeon went south forIns health two weeks ago He was in-

terested in business enterprisesin president ef the Needlec ompany the Eagle Bike company and

Hardware company of citynod a director in various copper silverand gold mining companies westHis age was

Mrs W A Clark jrButte Mont Mrs W A Clark

died aXliSu ibis morning Mabol FosClark tltraengo Pa the daughter ofJohn H I wno catn to near-ly seventfem Jiesrs ago On June 1913M she WPS wedded to William A Clar-

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Mrs Mary E DockeryJefferson City Jan 1 Mrs Eliza

beth Dockery wife of Governor Dockerywho for several weeks had been suffering an affection of the heart diedat 54 a m away quietlyafter days of suffering

Mrs was In 1850 Shewas a native Missourian and a linealdescendant of Commodorechildren of Governor and Mrs Dockerydied In Infancy and noneDopkery was Miss Mary Bird before hermarriage

funeral services were conducted atthe mansion at S oclock tonight Theremains taken on a specialtrain to Calllicothe Mo Mrs Cookerysbirthplace

The mansion and executive aredrapod In mourning New Years festivi-ties of an unusual arranged for8M6 weeks previous to

were postponed when it becameevident she could not get well

Best Liniment on EarthHenry D Baldwin superintendent

city waterworks ShUllsburg Wiswrites I have tried many kinds ofliniment but have never received muchbenefit until i used Ballards SnowLiniment for rheumatism and pains 1think it the best liniment on earth25c 5c 100 bottte at Z C M drugdepartment i

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NEWS fROM OVER TIlE

POPULAR MERCURi COUPLE MARRIED

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Mercur Utah Jan 1 At the homeof the brides parents this eveningMr J R Jarvis city recorder andMiss Maggie McKellur were marriedby Bishop Bryan It was a home wed

and only a few n ar friends werepresent Miss McKellaris the beautiful 17yearold daughter pf Mr aridSirs Huglf JKellar nd Mr Jarvisis one of the most popular young menor Mercur Their many friends arecongratulating them

EXPERIMENT STATION-

A Prosperous Farmer of AxtellUtah Has Proffered to Give

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Manti Jan According to the fig-ures of State Mine Inspector GomerThomas the coal production of theSterling Coal Coke company located

miles South of ManU is tonsthis year as compared with 18S6 tonslast year For the past few weeks theoutput has averaged 100 tons a daywhich is an increase from the outputthe beginning of the year

of our enterprising citizens inthis county are trying hard to have anexperiment atation in this neighborhood and we have learned that AxelEmerson a prosperous farmer of Axtell Utah has proffered to give 100acres of the best land in this county-to assist in establishing a stationBishop Madsrn of GunnisOiT in a stateiqent published in the Sanpete FreePress gives the amount of appropriaties necessary as follows Experimentstation buildings 25000 equipment10000 annual running expenses

500 The counties to be included in thisenterprise would be Sanpete SevierJuab Millard Carbon and Emery asthey constitute contra Utah

The regular monthly priesthood meet-ing of the south Sanpete stake will be-held in this city Saturday of this week

babies veere to Mr andiVs Spencer Madsen of this city a fewdays boy and a girl The boylived a short time

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tain Green plant which is in fulloperation and working perfectly

T L Foote and family of Nephi havebeen visiting in Manti during the holidays with relatives and friends

The Manti temple will open for busintfss Tuesday of next week The district schools will open Monday next

Will Silver the Provo printer visitedManti during the holidays

Mrs Heesch of Salt Lake City is inManti a guest of her son and daughterwho reside

During the holidays every night hasbeen occupied by most of our citizens-In various attractions and next weeksome show company performinghere every night which will give alt achance to put in another week of

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The students who are attendingschool away fromhome ithfe season intend leaving to complete their studiesSunday

CELEBRATE OLD POLKS DAY

The People of EphraimEntertainThem at a Banquet

Dec 31 If we may judge atown from the respect shown by its peo-ple to those of elderly years Ephraimstands In the frontYesterday there was witnessed thegreatest time of the season It wascalled Old Folks day The

of arrangements was Henry BealMoss and Andrew Thompson

One week ago it was announced thatyesterday the old folks of theof the over the age of 00 years

the widows widowers and wives ofthe absent missionaries would have abanquet at the of the people ofthat ward and committees were dulypointed for that purpose At 11 oclock-a m teams under the direction of aspecial committee began bringing the old

to the academy and atsame time teams began to bring inthe things that the people had pre-

viously prepared for the occasion Therewere and anumber of waiters Christensens or-chestra was present to liven up the oc

The dinner was the finest perhaps everSven in Kphraim courseof the afternoon an elegant cane waspresented to Ivan J Olsen for being the

ears old President Henry Beatmade the presentation speech MrsMary Beal was presented with a

of Joseph Smith on whenhe was qommamer of the Nauvoo legionor being the oldest member in the Mdr

In the evening there was achalk and toe pnrty in the Petersonpavilion for The old fol

that it was the best they havehad in the way of entertainment formany a

Miss Alice Lund has issued invitationsfor a to be at her parentshome Thursday evening

Anderson came home fromSalt Lake City yesterdayA force of men at work sink

ing on the voin of the South Tent Oilcompanys property They will facedown the shale justtllesit they will erect an oil retort

FIRE DESTROYS A HOME

While the Pamily Is Absent Attend-ing the Funeral of a Relative

Richfield Jan 1 The past week hasbeen an eventful and a sorrowful oneIn the town of Joseph In countyFollowing a few minutes later thedeath of the veteran Samuel Wellslast Saturday that of the 10yearold daughter Hyritm Webb Adouble funeral was held Tuesday Thetown turned out almost in a body andscarcely had the earth begun to fallon hoHdfev coffin boxes It was discovered that residence of JamesH Wells just quitted a short timebefore by a group wasin flames Before could ar-rive the flames were beyond controlbut valuable papers and some furni-ture were saved building was a

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neat residence and the loss is all of1000 with no insuranceThe fire was started in a bedroom

closet upstairs by two 3yearold children child and grandehlld vfho hadremainedat home With MrlY sl eaging badly worn out attendingsick When she heard an unusualnoise rushed dip arid dis-covered the fire but not being able tofind the children who had hidden andfearing they might be burned shegave her attention to them and thetIre much headway to be con-trolled

That same evening a daughterMr and Mrs A C Shipp died of diph-theria There have ben number ofexposures from this ease before itsnature was discovered and as severalchildren have died this winter at thattown of the disease there Is a greatdeal of uneasiness

Altogether it has been a gloomyholiday for Joseph people

There are other tcwns in whichdreaded diseases have appeared Mrand Mrs J CB Jensen of Elsinorelost a child from diphtheria a few daysago scarlet fever exists in the familyof H W Rawlins in this city andtwo cases of smallpox are reported atSalina

AN ENJOYABLE HUNT

Nephi People Royally EntertainCitizens of Provo

Provo Jan 1 Nan Years day washappUy spent in Provo being princi-pally devoted to family gatherings and-a general exchange of courtesiesof the season

About 125 couples went to Nephi onthe special Oregon Short Line train toenjoy the rabbit hunt and sociable provided for the visitors by the Nephipeople Of the number about 200 werefrom Provo and the remainder fromSalt Lake and Springville Five pas-senger coaches and one baggage carmode up the train The baggage carwill be returned to Salt Lake With rabbits fqr those who couia not on theexcursion It is exjwfteH the excuj-sionlsts will return tomorrow afterfeasting and the Nephiteslast night unless are BO generously entertained that they decide toremain longer t

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DEATH OF ANDREW NELSONSandy Jan L This morning at P

oclock Andrew Nelson died from pneu-monia leaving a large family to mournhis loss He had been ilL but a fewdays when he was called away The deceased was a highly respected man inhis community being of largeintellect-as well as physIque He had taken thecontract for grading and repairs on thebranch Oregon Short Line to Alta fromSandy He had always been a mostdevoted husband and father doing allin his power for the advancement notonly of his family but the communityin which he lived

The infant child of George Allsop Isvery low from bronchitispneumoniaAll hopes of its recovery are given upIt has been ill only three days Thecase is an extremely sad one as it isthe only its parentshaving buried seven little ones before

Much pneumonia prevails The cli-mate is and misty with a lightsnow falling

DEATH OKMBS HTTGGINS-Provo l3Hr Harriet S Huggins mother of Mrs Joseph Clark diedat the home of her daughter yesterday

from general debility The deceased

NOBODY IS EXEMPT-

A New Preparation Which EveryoneWill Need Sooner or later

Almost everybodys digestion is disordered more or less and the commonest thing they do for it is to take someone of the many socalled blood puri-fiers which in many cases are merelystrong cathartics Such things are notneeded If the organs are in a cloggedcondition they only a little helpand they will right themselves Ca-thartics irritate sensitive linings ofthe stomach and bowels and often domore harm than good

Purging Is not what is needed Thething to do Is to put the food in condi-tion to be readily digested and assimHated Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets dothis perfectly They partly digest whatIs eaten give the just thehelp It needs They stimulate the secre-tion and excretion of the digestivefluids and relieve the congested condi-tion of the glands and membranesThey put the whole digestive system-in conditionto do its work When thatIs done you need take no more tabletsunless you eat agreewith you Then take one or two tab

them needed help and youwill have fib trouble

Its a common sense medicine and acommon sense treatment and It willcure Not only cure thedisease but the cause Goesabout It d perfectly sensible andscientific way

book but we dont publish many jfthem However Mrs E 5L Faith 6FByrds Creek WIs

I have taken all the Tablets I got ofyou and they have done their workwell in my case for I feel like a differ-ent person altogether I dont doubt ifI ha not should have beenat rest by this time

H E Wlllard Onslow Ia saysMr White of Canton was telling me

of your Dyspepsia Tablets curing himof dyspepsia from which he sufferedfor eight years As I am a sufferermyself J wish you would send me apackage by return mail

Phil Brpoks Detroit Mich saysYour Dyspepsia Cure has worked

wonders my case I suffered foryears from dyspepsia but am now en-tirely cured and enjoy life as I neverhave Before I gladly recommendthem i

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was born in Sheffield England 77 yearsago and came to Utah at an early dayShe lived several years in FairviewSanpete county but has made herhome in Provo for many years Twodaughters and several grandchildren

greatgrandchildren are tomourn her departure The deceasedwas a most estimable woman andleaves a large circle of friends Thefuneral will be held Friday at 11 oclockfrom the Third ward meeting house

PROVO NEWS NOTESExSheriff John A Brown has re-

signed the position of special agent ofthe Rio Grailde Western and is nowclaim agent for the Salt Lake Citystreet car company

Bishop Myron Tanner whose healthIs failing has moved to Salt Lakewhere he will make his home with hisson Dr J M Tanner

Sheriff Wilde of Summit county andDeputy Sheriff Sloan brSalt Lake werein Provo yesterday each with a patient for the asylum Mr Sloan whohas made frequent visits to Provoduring the past two years on errandsSimilar to the one that brought himdown today informed his many friendsthat he is not coming any more onofficial business which brought an ex-pression of regret congratulation orcondolence depending on the state ofmind and the politics of the hearerbut wishes for future prosperity andhappiness from all-

Y M C A GETS 200000

Studebaker Bros Co Makes a NewYears Gift

Naw Years day brotglit a gift of 5200000 to the Y M C A of the country T mdonor is the Studebaker Bros Co G AQuigley local of the companyreceived a dispatch yesterday from themain office In South announ-cing that the company had given this sumto celebrate its fiftieth anniversary inbusiness

The money will be applied as deemedbeit the national Y M C A

Dr J U Giesy returned yesterday from-a two wetks visit in San Francisco

Dr W H Hopkins has returned from atrip to southern California and Mexico

Ben T Lloyd returned last night from-a trip to his mining properties In Beavercounty

Mr and Mrs Harry C Evans havefrom their bridal tour They

parents in Scranton Pa apdvisited New York and Chicago before returning

COLLIERIES

Miners Declined to Labor en NewYears Day

Scranton Pa Jan effort wasmade by all the coal operators to worktheir collieries today but it met with illsuccess At each colliery thewent around yesterday and gave noticeto all hands that the company was verydesirous of working that the relieving ofthe coal famine might not retardedSome men reported atevery minewas only In a few that enoughreported to make a start

The Delaware Westerncompany got four of Its nineteen collieries started but at hadto shut down the hand particularly theslate pickers refusing to TheDelaware Hudson got two of Its twentytwo plants started but they woreworked only a few hours The Eriestarted two plants and one of them theKatydid at ran all day Noneof the thirteen Ontario Western oc rfthe eight Temple Iron companys collieries even made a start

It is feared that tomorrow will see arepetition of the sexperience of the dayfollowing n only about haltthe men reportea

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AttentionPasadena CaL Jan 1 Dense crowds

of visitors and residents of Pasadena witnessed the tournament of loses processiontoday which surpassed In point ofattractiveness any preceding tournamentparade-

In the early morning the visitorspouring into the spite of a apecial the capacity of the railroadswere overtaxed that fully 40000 people witnessed the floral paradeThe procession was a engthy one thinty minutes being consumed by the hewerbedecked horses and carriages automobItes bicycles and carts to apoint The floats with their handsomeand artistic decorations of southern Callomias wide variety of productionsmade an Impressive appearance as theyglided smoothly the city TheNavajo and JloquI Indians with theirsquaws and papooses represented aboriginal In the andattracted mucha polo game and exhibition drill concluded

I the carnival

EAST SIDEThe german given by the East Sideclub last evening at the home of MissJune McIntyre was the prettiest-

of private dancing parties The handsome home was decorated in Christmascolors and the favors roy the variousfigures were hung on a large Christmastree About forty dancers enjoyed amerry evening the two parlors andthe hall being u ed for dancing An orchestra was stationed on the balconyand supper was served in the diningroom

BRYAN COMING NORTHMexico City Jan L William J Bry

an with his family has returned fromhot country and will return north

tomorrow He is much interested inthe fact that many young Americanswith small capital have started in lifein Mexico as planters Though greatlypleased with the prospects ofthe tropical agriculture Mr Bryansays he is still very well withhis little farm on the outskirts of Lincoln Neb

VISITED HER DEADCanton 0 Jan 1 Mrs McKinley

spent the first day of the new yearquietly Early in the morning she vis-ited the tomb of her husband and re-mained for some time in meditationShe also visited the graves chiUdren and placed flowers thereon At 1oclock she went to dinner at the

Judge W R Day Several telegramsfrom friends in official life at Wash

Years greetings

MAY YORE GETS MONEYLondon Jan 1 The Central News announces that the claim of May Yohe for45000 against the estate Lord FrancisHope has been settled amicably Theterms of the settlement not beenpublished

Sixty Years Experience of an OldNurse

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup is theprescription of one of thephysicians and nurses in the UnitedStates and has been used for sixtyyears with neverfailing success tijrmillions of mothers for their childrenDuring the process of teething its value-is incalculable It relieves the childfrom pain cures diarrhoea griping inthe bowels and wind colichealth to the child it rests the motherPrice 25 cents a bottle

Call Tor County WarrantsNotice is hereby given hold-

ers of warrants of Salt Lakecounty that all registered warrantspresented payment to Jan 11S03 and under reSister number 58239are now payable at my office and thatfrom this date

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REPENTS IN THE JAIL

Prisoner Writes a Letter andSpends New Years Day

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One prisoner in the county jail turnedover a new leaf yesterday The leaf Isapparently a religious one He spent

entire In a private cell praylug for forgiveness for his past sins ina constructed and spelled letterTo Jailer Thomas he declared that he Intended to lead a new life from now on andforsake the ways of sin and crime

The prisoner Is awaiting a hearing onthe petit and has oftenprotested his Innocence to the jailer Yes

Iterday morning as the prisoners werebrought out to breakfast this prisoner

a letter to Jailer Thomas and after breakfast asked if he might be allowed-to KO into one of the private cells for a-while He was granted the request andspent the entire morning on his kneespraying

The letter was as followsHapy New Yahrs Dear Br ThomasWith of this Xew Yahr I

will beginning a better living I willright wit in and pray to the Lord

to vorgive me me sinn But 1 aminnocent i am not guilty Now willyou let me have for me a room alone so

can prayThe letter was signed with the prison-

ers name which the jailer did not careto disclose

BERT DESHAZOS TROUBLES-

Shifts Scene of Criminal Operationsto Butte Mont

According to Information from ButteBert DeShazo who is well known incriminal circles it Utah and especiallythis city is under arrest Butte for

bogus checks When arrested hegave the fictitious name of Bert Sweetbut communication with the Ogden policeauthorities brought out the fact Bewas noneother than the famous Bert DeShazo who hold up two policemen in

only a few months ago in an effort-to make his escape and who has a longrecord here for petit larceny and passing

checksDeShazo it is said has been passing

tonsil checks very freely in

wanted now in Ogden on a similar chargeand if the Butte authorities cannot convict officers expect tomake requisition for him

DeShazo was but recently releasedfrom the county jail here where heserved a six months term for holding upthe police officers

SALT LAKE GIRL A STAR

June Mathis Comes to This City inWhose Baby Are You

When Whose Baby Are You companyplays in Salt Lake next week the

will have the pleasure vfseeing a Salt Lake girl June

the part the soubretteunder the title role of Miss Madge Mor-ton in that production Miss Mathis isonly IS years of age but has made quite areputation for herself since she has beenon the stage She is the daughter ofDruggist Mathis of the drug firm of W

Mathis CoThe manager of the company is another

Salt Laker E T Carruthers For fiveyears he was assistant manager of theGrand theatre and also had charge of theSalt Palace for a season putting on oneof the best troupes which ever held downthe boards in that summer play houseMr Carruthers spent yesterday in thecity shaking hands with his fellow Elksbeing a member of lodge No and hismany friends

FUNERAL NOTICEThe funeral cortege of Mrs Bernard

Sprenger will leave her late residence 31SEast Second South Saturday morning at9 oclock thence to Marys cathedralwhere a reaulem mass will be celebratedcommencing at 930 a m Interment

cemetery Friends Invited Remains can be viewed at the residence

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Indorsed by the Eastern Press and Publicfrom New York City to San Francisco-

A Continental Convulsing CareKillingCorker

Gladsome Gleams and Grins of Joy

Direct from Their Successful Run at theMetropolis Theatre New York

TheI Minstrel

Other Famous White CelebritiesINCLUDING THE WORLDS FAMOUS

CARr DAMMANN TROUPEFrom the Winter Cirrus Berlin Germany

CONTAINING-More Mirth Melody and Music than

Comic Opera or Musical ExtravaganzaEver Written Also the

GREATEST MINSTREL BAND THATEVER CROSSED THE CONTINENT

NEXT ATTRACTIONSEATS ON SALE THIS MORNING

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IN A SUMPTUOUSSCENICPRODUCTION OF

Monday and Tuesday Nights and Wed-nesday Matinee

Wednesday Night

THE TEMPEST

Only the most nutritious partof the wheat finds its way into

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