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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-03
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

l.. c. PIERCE, Union Pacific steno-
graphor, went East this morning on q two
weeks vacation.
MARRIAGE licenses were granted today
TO Ralph Guthrie, aged %, and Julietlo
Pancake, aged 20, both OF salt Lake; 10
W. w. Taylor, aged y, aad May briggs,
aged u.
morning AFTER four wookI absence Ia
cities OF the East, whore sho has boon
selecting her rail- stock OF millinery.
A MEETING OF Republicans was hold
In ths Fnrmers' Ward school house last
night. Hon. Frank J. Cannon was the
principal speaker, his subject being "The
Benefits Of protoction.n Tho synopsis Of
the excellent speech reached us at $50
too late for publication today.
ELprn why DouoAL will leave on
Tuesday noxt ON mission 10 Europe. He
will be engaged In editorial work on the
preaching tho Gospel at ovory available
opportunity He will carry with him
the best wishes OF hos, OF friends, in
Guiding ours. We wish him God speed.
TmR members Of tho Tabernacle Choir
will lave thor annual picnic TO Como
LAKE, ~ Weber canyon, on wednesday
next. the train leaving the Union Pacific
depot nj $50 prompt For friends Of the
choir who desire 10 thko advantage OF the
occasion aud Join the choir a rate of Al
the round trip has been secured from Salt
Lake and i5c. from Ogden.
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Troubles of An Immigrant.

A Danish woman with three chill.
dren arrived on the train this morning.
She comes from Brazil and tells n
pitiful tale about her experiences on
the journey. One Of her little boys
was taken III with smallpox and de.
tanned In hospital several days
Then the time in which the ticket was
valid expired, and she had 10 seek the
assistance OF a consul TO obtain trans.
portatiop. The vessel Ia which she
embarked was tossed about for twenty
seven days ON the ocean In exceedingly
stormy weather. On her arrival TO
New York she found that Gll her bag
gage had boon lost, she having been
unable TO have an eye on it while
nursing her sick children. She Ok.
reefs TO meet her husband here, who
livds ut Mill Creek, aud she rejoices In
tue anticipation OF finding her many
troubles ended.
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The time OF Commissioner Dudley
was occupied yesterday with the case
OF the People Of Utah VI. J. I. Jake.
man, Of Spanish Fork. Nearly the
whole day was occupied in taking tit
evidence, and n good many friendly
but sharp spats occurred between the
attorneys. NJ. NJ. Warner represented
the prosecution and A. q. Sutherland
tho defendant. The evidence OF the
prosecution was to tho effect that Mr..
Jakepan had purchased printing
plant from j. II. Pickering. giving for
the same $500 10 promissory notes.
When the first note became due, pay
ment was refused, Mr.. Jakeman claim
Ing the plant and business which ne
purchased had been misrepresented
to him. Mr.. Pickering received the
plant again and turned the notes back
to Mr.. JakeuiAx. Later, Mr.. Picker
Ing sold the plant TO Mr.. Jensen. II
now developed that Mr.. Jakemsn had
given n mortgage on the plant while
ha owned II, and In disposing Of II had
done 60 without the knowledge OF the
mOTtgAgoe.
The defendant claimed that Mr..
Pickering WIS indebted 10 him In
about the sum OF 500, and that he
amply gave this mortgage to n Mr..
Cornfy 10 secure him fOf 500 Dor.
rowod until MIR. Pickering would pay
him, and in turning tho plant back
TO MIR. Pickering no simply allowed
tho mortgage TO remain In order 10
secure him against PickeTing's In
deblsdntss. The court held the de.
iendput 10 await the action OF the
grano jury. His bonds we're placed at
$3.50. Considerable Interest was mani.
tested in this case, and none that has
occupied the attention Of commissioner
Duelly Inns exhibited more fine points
OF law.
DIR. Shores returned last evening
from his trip TO Goshen, where he
had been 10 operate ON Mr. WIN.
Erienbraok Tor n slrangulated hernia.
He states that the operation was very
critical for man Of flfty years, but
that the patient is progressing favornbly
and with good prospects for recovery.
The Republicans Of Provo held their
primaries laAt evening to elect dele.
gates TO the County Convention which
Will be held on September 10th.
Attorney A. G. Sutherland, who de.
fonded Mr.. Jakemsn In Duelleyis
court yesterday, thinks he has a cloar
cast OF libel against the Enquirer aud
J. II. Pickering, and he Is thinking
seriously OF prosecuting the same.
A company OF our young people
went to Castella Springs last evening
to attend party.
The young son OF ELLA Cox, cut off
two Of his tges, accidentally, yesterday
afternoon, with an Ak. Or. Simmonds
was called to attend the case.
Mr. Elmer u. Jones leaves today
Tor the East, ON business. tits stated no
Will be gone about two weeks and will
visit Omaha and Denver.
John w. Turner returned yesterday
from trip to his ranch.
Reed SnO0t has entered Into a con.
tract with tho government, 10y which
tho latter will rent a portion OF bis
new building 10 be erected ON j street,
for the purpose OF holding there tbs
First DsIfict Cont. Tho lease calls
Tor the second door ana three office
rooms ON the third floor. This build.
ing wiz he occupied by the court
fof Mt least five years.
Provo, September 8rd.
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ANOTHER BOLD BURGLARY.
The Residence Of widow Moore Of III I,
Tweniy-nrst ward Broken Into.

The festive house breaker lie again
becoming ubiquitous element In this
city. Daylight burgiarles are Of
altnos, daily occurrence. Between
three md four O'Clock yvsterjsy after
noon the residence Of bIrs. Sarah
Moore, n widow who lives ut 81 p
street, in tho Tweniy.tirst ward, was
broken into while Mrs. Moore had
gon, TO the Twentieth ward store to
make o row purchases. Immediately
after leaving the house shc observed
well dressed man pacing up and
down the sidewalk Ia front Of her
premises, but thought nothing OF this
until her return when she discovered
that some one had heen Ia the house.
A large, dpublo trunk bad been broken
open aud IT. contents scattered over
the fioor. Bureau and other drawers
bad also been broken into.
Fortunately there was nothing IN the
house Of value to the rohber aud he
accordingly departed empty handed.
Enttanco was effected by breaking
the lock OF the back door.
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No onieiai Instruction regarding San
Franci~co.

San FRANCISCO, sept. 3.-Collector
OF Port Phelps In an interview stated
that he had received no official notice
from the treasury department In regard
TO placing vessels In Quarantine .on
account OF cholera, but TINT he win act
In accord uls with the instructions In
the circular ~ published In tho press
Dispatches. The collector expressed the
belief that the only danger this port
had TO fear from cholera was from the
Panama steamers as be thought the
Immigrant from the cholera Infected
norts might arrive here by that route.
He said that he would detaln In quar-
entino every vessel carrying passen-
gers from any foreign port until TO-
leased by special order from the troa.
sury department and that this rule
would apply 10 vessels from British
Columbia as well "a other foreign
countries. He said that after the
health officers had reported favorably
upon any vessel he would Immediately
ask the department for authority 10
release her.
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Tabernacle Choir Excursion.

The Union Pacific raiiwAy win treat
the Tabernacle choir to grand excur.
sion up the Weber canyon TO Cemo
Lake, Morgan City, next Wednesday.
The owners Of the park there have
placed everything NJ the disposal Of
the choir. Boating, fishing, singing,
uancing and picnlcing viii be In
dulged In. Friends OF the choir may
accompany by paying 81 for the round
trip.
Tho Ogden Tabernacle choir bavu
been invited to be present, aud n royal
tine IL expected. Tho Union Pacific
officials have the sincere gratitude OF at
least 400 choir members In which the
whole community will join.
II has become n custom for tho two
great railways, the Union Pacific and
Denver a Rio Grand. Western, to take
turns In thus expressing their approci.
alton Of or great choir.
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Woman's snTrage convention.

The fourth annual convention Of the
woman's Suffrage Associa ion OF
Utah will be held In the Fourteenth
ward assembly hall. Salt Lake City, ON
Wednesday, October 9th. 1909, for the
purpose Of eleciiog officers and trRns-
acting other business.
An executive session will be held ut
10 a. M. The afternoon session will be
devoted TO business, to report. by coun.
ty delegates and to general inslruction.
County associations are requested 10
send written reports OF work done TO
Corresponding Secretary Julia Taylor,
Fiat street, corner OF G, and 10 send
llst Of membomhip with memheuhip
ducs TO the Treasurer, Margie Dryer,
lG2 west, North Temple street, at the
earliest practicable date.
IL IL earnestly defiIed that our re-
port for 1892 shall equal or exceed
Utsh's former ofodltable record. This
win DO complied with the woFld's
Fair report OF 1903, and thus become
an item OF permanent history. Or
pride should prompt us TO the requisite
exertion TO iinko Utah's report com.
pare iavorably with the States and
other Territories.
A reception will DO given In honor
OF the delegates at s O'Clock p. M, at
the residence Of p. Y. Beatie, 55 n.
West Temple street.
SARAH IL. kMBALL,
President.
ADA CRONALL CANNON,
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Utah Conservatory of Music.

This institution announces the open.
Ing Of lis fret term on Monday, Sep.
TENDER 9TH. IL Is n department
OF the "Utah Normal Col.
lege and Conservatory OF Music"
and embraces piano, voice culture,
violin, guitar, mandolin, organ, elc-
outlon, delsarto phyeloal culture, har-
mony, musical grammar, musical his.
tory ana the modern languages.
Temporary quarters have been taken
up at the Dooly building. Applicants
for admission axe expected to come
well recommended by their bishop or
pastor or principal OF school.
The aim Of tho management IL 10
0ilor the hes, advantages 10 the students
who desire 10 make music special
study or prepare themselves Tor teach.
ing, ami to place these advantages
within the reach Of all Tho instltu-
ton will no Doubt be literally patron.
lied by lovers Of music.
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The Church Ease.

Upon the re-assembllng Of tho
Supreme court this afternoon, Attor.
ncy Rswlius resumed his arguments
on the aide Of the government. II
was expected thht when no closed the
case would be submitted TO the court
without reply from counsel for the dc.
PENDANTS, ~ two OF the judges had "a
pressed their desire 10 get away nj nm
early hour. In that event, In order
TO accommodate the court, Il In lust
possible that the reply Of council, II
made Mt all, will come In documen.
tary form. Tho opinion Of tins court
viii be awaited with Interest.
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THE BOYS DENY 1T.



A couple Of youthful cousins were
arrsigued In the police courtthis morn
Ing on change Of diSturbing the
pence OF q family OF Russian Jews
named Wolfe. The hearing occupied
the greater part'of the session aud at
timea was himost screamingly funny.
Mrs. Wolfe was particularly enter
tanning witness and talked with
velocity that was terrific and out.dis-
tnced Interpreter In Of the Tribune
with sucn ease that he left the court
room In despair and new interpreter
had 20 be sworn. The Witnesses for
the prosecution were all natives u Rus
sia anu were exceedingly difficult 10
Understand, but their testimony showed
concluslvely that MT. and Mrs. Wolfe
hal boon for "a long time past this vic
tins OF youthful vandnls who have
thrown rocks at their house and
broken large number Of glass bottles
and other articles. The court held
that the defendants were not guilty
and discharged them.
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PARIS, Sept. 3.-In consequence Of
President Harrison's proclamation Tor
twenty days quarantine aud tho sub
,equent decision Of the trans Atlantic
company 10 carry no more steeTage
passengers, groups OF Italians were in-
torcepted IN this city last night.
bound for America via Hayte anu
Informed that they could not proceed.
They have been sent back to Italy at
the expense OF the French govern
ment.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCK
holders OF the North Point Consolidated
Irritation Company. that tho annual meeting
OF the ttockhnlderA Of tbs Hnif company vii
10 held NJ O'Clock D. m. on Monday, the lftl
gay OF september next, az tho Cullen Hole,
smt Lake cry, TO elect EOsEi di DlfcgiQu
LOT Tue ensuing year, aud 10 adopt plan f1r
the equitable distribution and sale u Tie
waters q the canal belonging 10 sad con
nhny, and 10 attend 70 such other bu ingss per
sainlns % thc Interests OF the company "a may
}. W. WHITEHEAD. IN,
ulu Secretary.
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New YORK, Sept. 3.---Tbe osr,iH.
cate OF Death filed In the Brooklyn
health bureau this morning set iOfih
thrcAusc of death OF Lucy Corlcs, 80
ysafs Of age, as cholera. Invest a.
lions viii be made immediately, but
the health officer insists that the wo.
man died OF cholera mOTbus.
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concerning the accomplishment Of
Code purposes shall DO fulfilled.
The choir sang:
"Iook up and put your trust IN Goa"
Benedioilon was pronounced by
Counselor Jos. Il. Taylor.
Alter adjournment Binea Dixon
was set apart under the hands OF the
Stake Presidency 10 be first counselor
to Bishop w. ~. Hardy Of Mountain
Dell ward, nnd Edward Lairu WA
ordained High Priest aud sol apart TO
be second counselor. Adjourned till
u. M.
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QUEBEC, Sect s.-The commits.
sioner Of the international conference
Of boards OF health returned here from
an inspection OF the Canadian quaran.
tine station ut GTOsse Isle. They re-
port the equipments OF the station m
wholly inadequate 10 keep out thu
cholera, and absolute safety can only
be insured In the total exclusion Of I'M.
migrants.
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NOTICE no COyInAcroas

StALED PROPOSALS FoR TIM EiRc.
school District Toocic, Tooele County. i'tai,
aofrilofy, Nlll be opened at the 1ooele set55l
House, O'Clock p. M, september gltt iell.
u, lshinla can DC seen NJ the oflce Of w. Taio
IoQclo CITY, or 1T the ofiee of the architect
H. IL. Anderson, ga3 tanYoa Road 80
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LATEST LEGAL ITEMS.
Action Against the city I;ecorder.-
Mrs. frilsch Again Plaintiff.

Mrs. frilsch Again Plaintiff.
Olivia widcrborg, in the Third Die.
trlct cour, this afternoon, filed an APP
plication for writ OF mandarin.
against g. T.. Stanton, city recorder,
to show cause why he should not de-
liver up TO PLAINTIFF certain tax deed
under certificate q u tax sale and rs
signmont 81 property In lot ., block 80,
plat b. salt Lake Ci,y survey.
TnE faITacn TROUBLE.
Kathlnkh Frilsch brought suit today
In the same court against her husband,
Francis Fritsch, the Salt Lake real
estate dealer, TO recover 5000, ON n
promissory note, with interest at six
per cent. per annum.
Tho same plaintiff filed a suit for
divorce about week ago.
MONDAYS HOLIDAY.
The courts VIII be closed on Monday
next Labor day..
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Coming without Certificates Of In.
spectiou.

GRAND Forks, n. d.. Sept. s.-Col-
lecIor Nelson OF Peml ina has wired
the secretary OF the treasury ~ fol.
lows: 'Tmmignnts from European
country, presumably Germany, are
daily arriving at Neche via Montreal
N Canadian Pacific railway without
certificates Of Inspection"
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Supreme Court.

This morning, In the case Of Hanks
". Matthew the petition for rehenring
WINS denied.
The same ruling was made In that
Of Hong Sling Va. several insurance
companies,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned executor ct the last viii 81
samuel Nruen, dccenod, 10 the creditors OF
ana All pcrtona having claims against tho said
deceased, to exhibit thoni with tho necessary
Nnuchers within ten m0nlhH alter tho irst pub
lcAuun ot this nutcn 70 the said Nicholas r.
silcock, executor, At Riyerton, IN the County Of
SAT- Lake md Territory Of Utah
Dated september lrd 1872.
NICHOLAS Y. sIiCoCK,
Executor Of the last Will and testament Of
Samuel Green, deceased. sal
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NnIICE-

THE ANNUAL MEETING or TnE STOCK.
A holders OF 1uE DtsNnEr NEws COMPANY
viii he held At the eompany's olico. on rhiaf'
dny. sept. a. 1904, NJ II O'Clock a. fn., for he
year. and 20 attend " auph other hnslne.s az
may properly come before tho mceung,
JOHN A. EVAN, Secretary,
salt Lake CITY, tab, August %, 1872.
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NOTICE

rI1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
Il stockholders OF tho salt Late and
los Angeles Halfway will lie held al
% u. south Temple street, on lhufadAy,
september 22nd, ~ 10 an. Tor the purpose u
other business ~ may legally come befofl The
meeting / a, CLAYTON, seeretafy,
salt Lake City, Utah. August %, lsQa
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To ,lcnn un ,l,n CIV.

GAIvEsroS, Texas, Sept. g,-The
City Council has appropriated ten
thousand dollars to the health depart
ment TO be used IN clearing up the
city In order TO prevent the cholera.
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ve,u,ius nsIehIar Form rice.

CATAElA, Sept. s.---rhe eruption Of
Mount Vesuvius has increased IN
volume. A tense mass OF lava IL
flowing down the mountain side.
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sAuLTE SrE MARIE, Mich, Sept. 3.
1t Ia reported here tina, tile 8 am, r
"Ciiy OF Green Bay" foundelu near
Whitehsh point. She carried a crew
OF twelve men.
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GRERSocK, Sept. 8.--rhe new bark
"Auchmountsin," with twenty tons OF
gunpowder, lying at anchor in the
Firth Of Clyde, blew up this morning.
Tho vessel was almost torn TO pieces,
but, as by n miracle, no one was killed.
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The Scandinavians OF salt LIKE City
and Ogden win meet at Lake Park on
Labor Day" Monday n'xt. There
viii bo boating, racing, dancing, etc.
50 cents for the round trip.
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81 TO sl5 PER DAY Al H0Alf. sEtlfNg
~ Lightning Platter amt Plating J-wcITy.
M.tehcA Tableware, etc. Plates = tnslf "
JeWelry ~ g0od nsnrw, on an klndf on mofs
WIN gold, silver or nickel. No rspofierrr 20
ylplAi; tvcry house haA goods needing ph1
ins. ". Il. bLLNO n CO., Coumbna. a. i.
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NOTICE..

'T'HEnE WILL BE AN ANNUAL NETTING
a OF the stockholders Of thu Esglc Cra1isr
snd Manufacturing CO., az the compahy's Of.
n,n. sept. u, AZ 30 p,In,, for the election u
oueers and To attend such other buflness a
may be brought before the meeting.
y. BROOK, President
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Vwo FARMS. CONTAINING ioi Acprs
ioi particulars apply to jams ioiSh
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NO nusr

Nor other Impurities IN Quaker Oats.
Clean, sweet, wholesome. Ia 2-lb.
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WANTED.

- ALLsMAN OUNCE sIpR LINE ~
- icnsively used fair commission n
evteh., w Nss.cond 81, Minneapolis MINI.
RY AIRS, FRANK u. STEPHENS. A Go1C
- rirl TOT general houscwork. n I, 1gsY
Thirteenth LAft street W ~
A MAN TO 1Akk an oFtICE Ann NO.
~ resent manufacturer $50 nor yest
sinAil capital rcquucd. Addrrsr. Win If,s.,i
Manufacturer, Box 70. Wet Acton, Mass
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A herd Of $500 head Of z cd sheep.
Address DIV, 500 =, Second West st.,
GAIT Lake City.
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Dr. Burrows, Oculist, AurlBt and OPP
ucian. spcetAclsa ftled. Commercial
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WAlti ihuhr IN BRIGHTON Avn
SYilh iglnt Canal Enquire % Iatt
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bfiehi a Creighton. Dentists, Removed
Rooms 81 10 81 Mccormick Block.
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900 ACnE RANCm FOR SALE,

WE HAVE oNE oF THE BEsr nANrnrs
w IN Northern uuh, which W. r1.l.. -,
Ieatonhblr terms or Tor improved civ name
Y. The place is well waiered. and no is'.
n.Et pulnuu.s % nay Apply 10 nor ID.
di1t
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No Expense to No consldered.

all sections show damage TO the cotton
crop from the boil worm.
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eaten crop Damaged.

PANS, Tex. sept. Report. rom
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SALT LAKE sTAKEcONFERENCE

The semi.annuel conference Of the
Salt Lake Stake Of Zion convened In
the Assembly Hall this morning, ser
vices commencing at 10 O'Clock. Pres
ent on the stand Of the Firet Presi-
dency George Q. Cannon; Apostle
A. II. Cannon; the Stake Presidency,
President Of the High priesis'Q Quorum,
and several Bishops. President a. NJ.
Cannon presided.
The choir and congregation sang the
hymn commencing:
our tod we raise TO Thee
TnAnAs FOR Thy blessings free
We here enjoy.
Prayer by Elder Claudius V. Spon.