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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
Husband and Wife Were on Trial
Together
WERE SENTENCED TODAY.
Some Interesting Facts Concerning
the History OF Lewis. wilson and
Little Mitchell Asccrtained.

The closing scenes OF the trial OF
Lille Mitchell and Henry Wilson on the
charge Of having In their possession Inn
picments used by burglars, were vast
ly amusing to all present at the trial.
when Wilson was placed on the stand
he swore positively that the watch
which he cndcavored to make away
with was given TO him by Lewis In
ogden. lie had Just met Lewis. had
not seen him before for four years. He
cmphaticaily denied ever being con-
victcd OF crime and also denied serv-
ing terms In the California. Montana
and Colorado State prisons.
why did you come hcre7' asked Mr..
Gunter.
why did come here7 oh. came
here to sec the Tcmplc"
Lewis was put on the stand and relat-
ed n most wonderful story. He said
tho letter sent to the Mitchell woman
was not Intended for her. but for a
woman named Johnson. who. by the
way. was witness wife. although he
had not seen her for six months. lie
said that he wrote the letter and those
parts where us" and I'VE and don't
try to come and see us" really meant
him alone. He dld'nt exactly know why
he signed the mIFslve Wilson and
Lewis" Next he said the letter was
addressed to Little Mace. In answer
to Mr.. Guntcr. Lewis said that he got
the Screws" or skeleton keys from "A
friend and got the Jimmie" the day
following his arrival here.
Why did you Set the 'jimmieg"
"Oh. Tn a carpenter"
why dI you have the keysr'
"weil. just had EN-"
The attorneys each made strong and
eloquent arguments for and against
conviction. The jury was out about fif-
teen minutes and returned verdict OF
guilty.
The defendants were taken before
Judge Tiinmony at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing for sentence.
the court this morning IN behalf OF the
defendants and pleaded earnestly for
clemency. He said.'"Your Honor, these
people are absolute strangers to me.
know nothing u them.
AN three OF these people are impli-
Gated In the crime. but say that
Lewis IL the head. II may be that un-
der the influence OF Lewis these two
people did have burglary tools for
the purpose OF committing crime and
| do not think they should be given the
full extent OF the law. I kindly ask
the court to be lenient with them
Judge Timmony-"I am satisfied
that the jury rendered q correct ver-
dict. You are fortunate In being tried
for a misdcmeanor. for I am satisfied
that II the police had waited forty
eight hours before making the arrest
| you would be tried In the district court
for the more serious crime OF burglary"
4 49, a -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
Kolita' CANDY for New Years.


Railroad advertisements are not al
ways constructed on n strict basis OF
truth. There Is u pauclty Of things In
tcresting and beautiful nlong some OF
the lines OF steel that traverse this
great American continent, and n fertile
Imagination Is required to bring out 10
the bes, advantage those objects which
have about them an element OF inter-
est and n semblance OF beauty. Along
others. nature has been profuse In a
generous bestownl OF vistns that charm
the eye and stir the soul to Its extreme
depth.
OF this second class the Delaware.
Iaokawanna & Western Railroad ~ q
striking. example. About its standard
advertising line. Every mile Is pie
turesque." there Is no element OF un-
truth. Along II the Great Master has
painted some OF his most charming and
reatful pictures. There the task OF, the
advertiser In not one OF endeavor to
pen-picturc homely subjects with nd
lectives associated with the beautiful
hut to find words that reflect even 10 n
slight degree that real charm Of tho
magnificent panorama which nature
has spread out along the four hundred
odd miles OF track.
A daylight ride over this line II n
source Of constant delight and one long
to be remembered
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
IN IT FOR SPORT.
University Club Entcrtains Tonight
viii Have a Merry Season.

The University Club ls going to try Its
hand at entertaining tonight. The
character OF the organization would In
dictate dignity and stern decorum. but
Judging from the reading OF the pro-
gram given below, the club II going to
dispense with those OF It's leading elc-
mcnts. for the time being and abandon
Itself to gay and merry frolic. The club
is Indebted to Col. Sam Park for the
Ingenious program which Is as follows;
ExuLTEMUs
The frs, hour OF this festive occasion
Will be Interrupted by an attempt on
the part OF the chairman OF the social
committee assisted by talent OF recog.
niKcd merit (Nyc, Hampton. Park and
others). 10 entertain the guests.
This VIII be Immediately followed by
en- oratorio conducted by maestro a, G.
Ellis. Jr. and participated In by the
win 70 push.
When interest In the above program
lays. Robert will pass out Knockout
drops free ~ charge. prices on other
refreshments win positively not be ad-
vanccd during the celebration).
After the ice has been broken. each
individual Is requested TO get his own
skates ON and do his own cutting.
Cfhe committee has made special nr-
rangcmcnts with the police to get u
wholesale discount on any fines imposed
on account OF this great EVENT..
ilizonerable Niha. the president,
Causten Browne. Jr.. will preside and
see 20 II that the AFFAIR II one OF great
jollity and general irrcsponslbility. Ills
presence VIII be guarantee OF respect
ability.
You are respectfully Invited to be
present ut an early hour. say about s
p. m. Saturday. December 90 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE.
Lamp was Filled with Gasoline and
Came Near Causing an Explosion.

The home OF Mrs. Mary u. Street,
No. l3i7 south Ninth East, came very
nearly being reduced to ashes the other
night. a lamp had been filled with
gasoline. by mistake. II being thought
that II was Kerosene. on lighting the
lamp n large flame Immediately tared
mp. and there IL no known reason why
an explosion did not follow.
The lamp was seized by Miss Anna
Street, who Intended 10 throw It out
the door but the intense heat compelled
her to drop II to the floor. The excite
ment attracted number OF neighbors
who squeched the flame by throwing
rugs and carpets upon It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
PRESIDENT TOLLEs RESIGNS.

President Harry N. Tolles. OF the
Utah Christian Endeavor Union. has
sent In his resignation to Secretary
Warren II. Simpson, to take effect
Monday. Pressing business duties are
given as the reason for Mr.. Tolles ac-
ton, He had been president 4 the
Union nearly four years,
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AN OFT TOLD TALE.

Deseret News. Salt Lake City Utah.
Dear sirS,-Slncc our last ndvertigc-
mcnt has been running In the Semi
Weekly News We have been receiving
such good results we feel like Inform
Ing you OF the same.
an our opinion (baslng II on the re-
suits obtnined) the Hemi- Weekly News
has no equal In the West us an odver-
tlslng medium.
VESTS MAIL ORDER HOUSE,
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UyERCOAT IDENTIFIED.
The One Found on Charles Gray Pur'
Joined Thursday Night.

Last Thursday night Officer Gillespie
arrested a young fellow at the Oregon
Short Line depot named Charles Gray
and took him to the police station. The
officer observed Gray endeavorlng to
dispose OF an overcoat for the small
sum OF $3.50. The officer ut once con-
cludcd that the coat was stolen proper
~. and ne was right. II was stolen
from Joe Floretta last Thursday while
the latter was at supper The gentle
man has Identified the coat taken from
Gray. He resides at 30 State street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

set up and an order was at once issued
to the police officers 10 notify the own
ers TO take the rambling devices In.
The idea that Mayor Thompson was
going to run things with a ''wide-open"
policy Is n huge mistake.
THE new administration II not going
TO permit the slot machines to run"
said Chief Hilton. There's not going
to be any such change. Slot machines
can't run. and that's all there u TO
H.. Saloon men might as well know
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GAMBLING DEVICES MUST GO
The New Administration Does Not In
tend to Run u Wide open Policy.

The slot machine must no, and are
even now rapidly disappearing from sa-
looms, cigar stores. etc
The saloon men got the idea recently
that with the advent OF the new ad
minlstratlon the slot machines would
again be allowed on the counters and
accordingly they began to bob up In
various places.
When Chief Hilton heard OF It last
night he at once started out to inves-
tigate. Several machines were found
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
WANTED.
GOOD GIRL ron LIGHT IoUsEwoRK.
A9py :, West Third south. J. "a. Mellon

You TO ,AccEpT. OUR REST WISHES
fora HAPPY NEW YEAR"
The prospect for brisk demand for real
estate tho conina year are very ~, missing.
and all wishing to dl.poso OF their properties
can rcst assured that II eau and wilt De sold
We ,omilg year, y put Tor saic In proper
That We havo sid the following list Of
pruLc tcs during the year OF isl0 viii prove
70 you that You can not do better In this city
than lst u with us for sale. and you may 6c
assured That We Will spare no rNpcn . to
make ~ Furth,rinurc We. wish to state
thnt hll cur Gus Ofncrs both sellers and buy
crs aro more than satisfied with the manner
IN which We conduct our business. aud NO
,akc pleasure aud liberty In naming them all
p y bcro to NJ. l.. Mclials. modern house.
W; a. ilcssitor to o. u. Olson. building lot,
- washburn to John brown. modern house.
a. Boro to John brown, barn lot. $1,000.
,, w, y, maine TO Eta NJ. Fierce homo.
s,s. Walker Estate %. to .. II. Hartman.
building lots. sSN01
sici0G,
", A. Ncldcn to A. s Nelson. building Tot.
4. Mcyas,cr to Cora A. Smith, modern
John.. cray 10 W. v. Bcston, modern
Rosa iIollandor tn u. Snow. modern house.
sa.5uOO
p u Dcro to John Brown, modern house.
Z Mcleod to Aaron Kcysor, two houses.
a. wm; paio to H. Mc,iastcr, building lot.
sasS.sSS 81" 'oo'" 10 a No'''a''' "o'''"no"'o'
u, =, Henderson to Mary Mccaulcy. mod,
crn house. $4,000. =
-. LynOcrs to Aaron Keysor, building
J, ste.cn on 70 q. H. liawley. house sls;o,oo.
w wilson 20 II. T.. Mcconaughy, build.
= Ii,cncy 10 q. y kennedy. home, $4,000.
4, sherman to q, He'd. house .sa.tO.
Wm. i'aic o Lloyd Porter building lot.
J. e, Thompson to II. T. blank. building
.,lara butcher 10 l.. Parry. building lot,
I. v. -hcrfaid To T. l.. Price. house. $4,000
J. HletrakcT O. ". H. Iibblis. housc 5000.
Ahdy Cotton to W. N, uiuson. houses 1900
,ico. hossicr To Joan acuarry. house.
WI Poster to Thos. ouaylS Main street
sarah Mountccr to Mary A. crais, building
~ ". Wilson to J. McDoaali. balldins lot,
I. Z; Maync to n. p Doolcy. modern house,
=. Wells to Apostle George Teasdaic, mod
crn house. s.i2,OOl
AIRS. c. Carton to y. Wells. bulldog lot,
q MeNias,er to Henry Moss, modern house
= Meyers 70 Ida oallek. modern house.
a. :, Castle to oliver Dochmcr, modern
house, $1,000.
J, Mile, 10 H. McMa,,or. building lot. 10000
John " Kcin,iinar Ia y. u. Doolcy, two
modern houses, <,iDO.oO.
sarah Mountc.r to Mary A. Craig. building
lot. ssJaW.
A. styrvcsant to 7. Cunningham. house.
siSOlOo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
HIGHER EDUCATION.

You can enter college classes In Book
keeping, Typcwrlting. Shorthand. Law.
etc, in the business training depart.
ment and In Pedagogy. Zoology. Chem
istry. English. Mathematics, Art. etc.
In tho normal department Jan. 5. 1900.
in the Latter-day Saints College. Tenn
pleton Building. J. II. Paul. President.
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MR.. YOUNG WILL ACCEPT.
Utah Volunteer Would Run for Com
gress II Nom nation We're rendered.

II has been learned from reliable
source that Hon. u. w. Young, now In
Manila, has slgnlfied his willingness 10
accept from the Democratic party OF
Utah the nomination for Representa-
tive In Congress In the event OF n
speoial election for that office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
VA OnEUON sMORr linz.

only one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale December 23rd. cath.
25th, aist and January LIST. good return
ing until January 3rd. Best train SER
vice. Five trains each way between
Salt Lake and ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
ELECTRIC BELTS.

TRY NATURES OWN REMrpY. NY
late Improved c.octric appliances arc u pre-.
vcntutivo against colds and d soAsss, they
strenrhien and regulate tire action Of the
cart and tho circulation Of blooi, ana tie
process. ~ btcomlng sick " reversed and tho
rceuperntiyc forces soon restore tho system
back 10 health. ny belts prevent disease
medical science. Sick headache, rhnma-
tlsm, swollen Joints. neuralgia dyspepsia.
lumhaso, aches and pains, pains In tho
IN time permanently cured. Ibuyo In stock
belts. DOT batteries. lung and spinal shields.
lodgings, caps. irnssos. throat appliances.
piinncrs AMI everything In tho electric and
magnetic appliance line. The most compl, 70
limo ut appliances N the world, Everyone
lonsulta Ion and ndvlco Tree. X. Goodrich.
2i0 Main street Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

TWENTY-FIVE rErcrNr orr.
Dressing Sacks. Fianneiette Wrappers.
Infants Long Coats. Tailor Made Suits.
Infants Bonneis, Infants short Coats
Il. X. THOMAS. IS Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
ORGAN FOR SCIENTISTS.
To Cost at Least $1,000 - Contribu'
lions Sunday Amounted to 80, 100.

The Church OF Christ Scientist has
resolved TO nut $500 organ In Its
church house during TIE coming year.
for this purpose. which amounted to 81
100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

For the holidays the Rio Grando
Western railway will make Its usual
reduction In fare on December 81 and
January LIST ana takes this opportunity
OF wishing Its patrons and friends "a
very happy and prosperous new year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
BIND
YOUR
MAGAZINES,

Old Books, Music and Magazines. Put
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound. The
News bindery can do the work In any
form at any price.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TILLMAN-Anyonc knowing the pre-
sent address or whereabouts OF James
Tillmnn, formerly OF Park city. Will
confer q favor b. forwarding same to
the News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

Xmas Cigars by the box. 70. 90 or 20
cigars to box Quality guaranteed.
JOHNSON. PRATT DRUG co,
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DR.. Klos has removed to Main and
Ord So. over Walkers store.
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LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES.

UTAH STATE LIVERY, FEED &
boarding stables. Sellers N Holt Bros,
Prop. Tel 3Os: Good rigs, prompt SER
vice. reasonable rates for boarding
horses. al South State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

McDonalds fine candles and confec-
lions al johnson. Pratt Drug CO.. ~
Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

The loss OF health II more" Health Ia
lost by nceiecting to keep tho blood
pure. but II L. regaincd by purifying.
cnrlching and WALKING the blood with
the great health restorcr. Hoods Sor-
sapariila. Thousands who thought
health had been permanently lost have
been made perfectly well by taking this
great medicine. Your experience may
be the same.
HOODS PILLS are gentle. yet aiways
.e...st... A
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Dr. Isasbrouck.
60 and 81 Commercial Block.

OFT yOUR GRASS CREEK coal
At Clayton Coni Co. All kinds OF Coal
Yard. second South and Third West
ONCE, ~ West Second South. Tel. 255
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
UTAH COAL

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
Lump, Nut and Slack.
=, u.,. -, ID. J, SHARP. Agent.
N'"' A'aih Telephone, t29.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

Only one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale December 23rd. eth.
a5th 3ist and January LIST. good retuIn-
lng until January Ord. Best train Ar-
vice. Five trains each way between
Salt Lake and Ogden.
We have some beautiful souvenirs
and fancy basket candy boxes suitable
Tor New Years gifts. Kolitz Randy
Kitchen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS AND SUMMER KITCHEN.
its flfth East
No. Iyi >, grH v. BROOM. tBARN), Ga
No Ns Edith Avenue. b-room, si0,
No SD Y. md South, s-room modern. $50.
No. tgi I, sth "a, 8. room ;lO
No. - w 9TH south, i-room, sl5.
No. ls50 = 9Th East, h-room. slu
Ma ,3j owen st, T. room hath. SIS
Ne, IiG soslai Hail ay.. room Oath SIS
M. l3si :. End West, Groom d,
9Th East, near 18th South. j-room brick. 81
No. 80 .th st room modern. $40,
No. Amos terra room modern, $50
Houston Teal Estate inv. Go, az Main
Two-RooM HOUSE AND SUMMER
Kitchen. at 2ii South Ninth East.
20 HOUSES. ALL PRICES, KINDS
and locations. futile Bros, iis Main.
Rooms IN BOARD OF TRADE
Houston Real EstAtc Inv. Co, ga Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

CASH For ACCEPTABLE IDEAS.
state y patented. Address no Patent ks-
cord, baltimore Md.
UTAH JUNK co.-HIGHEsT PRICE
paid for scrap Iron, copper, brass and all
kinds Of metal. rubber. bottles and rags,
carload lots a speciality. g. u. Eighth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

Advertisements IN his column one cent
per rord ench insertion. Special rates
bv the ueek and month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

MISS. l. l. WILLARD. ARTIST ~
OH anu water culots pupils de.ifedt los.'
views works ~ ART studiu ~ MAJ,
Terrace
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

trAW coMMrr'',I ,>n ,yU,s p,>u
interest paid on Eavla -. W. H.
H,sV9ng, prestr r. W, Madison. vice.
trest', j. ". calne. cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

lions SAVINGS BANK and Trus,
90" The Oldest ana largest suyingp
nnna In Utah, pays per cent iaterest
on VI or thousands start IN account.
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SURVEYORS.
ARTISTS

US. DEPUTY MINERAL suRv.. IN
u. NJ. Lyman Jr. e5-G Whltilngham lii,
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poor AND SHOE REPAIRING,

GALL ON PETER RAsMu.sh sMo;o a. WORK ss
South Mai,. Low prloes anu
guarantee
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REMOVAL SALE.

Kolitx' candy for New Years.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE UNIVERSITY or UTAu as
electrical .nginncrlnR normal lam ",,i
anu hndctgartcn work. Con,,9 e',,','s
these courses apply to J. 4. Kinrst,,,
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS

KolIta' Candy for New Years.
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MONEY TO LOAN
ELECTRICAL.

WE DO ALL KINDS or ELECTRIC
work Having tho nntst line Of Electric
Fixtures In the city. and make a special.
trical repair work. All work guaranteed
Salt Lake Electric supply Co, i5.ig West
First South Tel. No. 6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
JEWELLERS.

rADouARrER FOR HOLIDAY phe
ents nj Iclsor's Jrwelry store, v, Tunm,nnds
Ladies and ucnts witc cha ,l ayar
and Childron's rings; cheaper tnun 49,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30
CLEANING AND 0YelNc.

ENTERpRIsE TAILORING cO,, i've.
West Temple street. Cleaning nho n 3.
ing. Ladies' tailoring u Hpeeia''S'
Dawson. ------
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-10-04
Southern Industries at Huntsville.

The industrial convention that meets next
Tuesday at Huntsville has altogether out
grown state bounds. 1t is as much a mat
ter of interest in Nashville as it is in Bir-
mingham, in Atlanta as in Vicksburg or
Little Rock Memphis and Mobile will be
alike represented in it.
Every interest in the south is becoming
interested in its discussions and conelu-
sions because all are alike interested in
the industrial upbuilding of the south.
The scope of the convention is to be just
as broad as the industrial opportunities
and needs of the south demand. Anything
that will secure the location of an addi-
tional factory of any kind whatsoever in
the south will be in order at Huntsville.
Five states at least will be handsomely
represented in the convention, namely,
Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee
and Arkansas, and there will be a sprink-
ling of prominent men from a dozen other
states
If there is single ambitious town in this
state that has not selected delegates to
the convention, that town should name
them at once, and secure transportation
for them. No greater industrial movement
will be organized in the south this year,
and it will be a mistake on the part of any
Alabama town to let it go by unmproved.
Send men to the convention who can pre-
sent the industrial advantages of each. sec
tion of the state. Let the timber. the naval
stores, the coal, the iron, the rivers the
water powers, the railroads, and all other
interests be represented there. Let the
convention became representative, and let
us in Alabama take good care that Tennes-
see or some other state does not steal our
thunder. We will share it with the other
states, but will not surrender it alto
gether