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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-12
Manti Matters
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence.)
Manti. Sept. 1.-THE weather is so good
at present and the temperature so high
during the day that there is likely to be q
thlrd crop of lucern on city lots: only the
weather prophets say that there is to be
coid and wet weather after the 18th.
Lorin Farr was a visitor in Manti dur
ing last week.
A call was made yesterday by Bishop
Jensen Tor two teamsters to go TO Al
cured.
The Seventh judicial district court COM
menced its sittings this morning at 10
clock, for the September term. The
docket is a lengthy one
The Bench House opened today. and
Lauritz p. Larsen has commenced bust
ness in the Madison House, which has been
renovated after the flood.
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them, but let's make 'em show their
hands first one time, anyway"
lake Wasn't Afraid
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SPANS Greatest Need.

Mr.. r. P. Olivia of Barcelona, Spain,
spends his winters at Aiken, S. c.
Weak nerves had caused severe pains
in the back of his head. On using
Electric Bitters Americas greatest
Blood and Nerve Remedy, all pain soon
left him. He says this grand medicine
is what his country needs. All Amer
lea knows that it cures liver and kidney
trouble, purifies the blood, tones up
the stomach. strengthens the nerves,
puts vim. vigor and new life into every
muscle, nerve and organ of the body.
If weak, tired or ailing. you need II.
Every bottle guaranteed; only 80 cents.
Sold by z. c. NJ. l., druggist.
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DEATHS AT BRIGHAM.
Several Are Notwithstanding
Machine accident.


Especial Correspondence
Brigham City. Sept. 1O.-The past week
has been unusually unfortunate in TINS
locality in the line of deaths and d, casual
ties. On Wednesday William Bingham.
one of the most highly respected youli
men of this community. died OF typnolo
fever. and his funeral took place on FIJI
day He was the son of l.. r Blnshatil,
was 20 years old and was unmarried
On Thursday John Larson. well known
citizen of Brigham. died after snort
Illness, aged Is years, of dieoetls, ana MS
remains were inferred yesterday.
On Thursday last at Honyevliie JED
Grant was fixing some part of the ma
chinery of a threShing machlne- ais
clothing caught in the machinery ana Ce-
fore the machine could be stopped ne
was badly shaken up, hurt lnternSlly anu
bruised all over. One leg was broken ana
his right arm broken IN two places ne
came very near losing his lie
Ex-Bishop Alvin Nichols of the second
ward is seriously i'll, and his CONDITION
is such as to cause much anxiety among
his family. ,s
who resides near the depot. found seNeral
hobos in his melon patch, and on OBJECT
ing to their intrusion there the tranpS
attacked Mr.. Craghead. One or them
struck him over the head with beer bot
tie with such violence that stunned MIN.
and nearly broke his skull. The tramps
were subsequently arrested and are now
in the county Jail.
The district court will open here next
week when several important cases VIII
be tried. one of which will be the case OF
the Italian laborer who. short time ago.
struck down a fellow workman with Z,
crowbar ON the Central Pacific railroad
near Corinne.
John H. Bot, the Brigham City stone
and marble worker and dealer, has re
ceived an order and is now under contract
to furnish the Ogden sugar factory with
100 cars of rock of a certain kind to be
used in the refinement or manufacture
of sugar. and Mr.. Bott is now engaged at
his quarries at Deweyvilie getting out
the required rock.
Quite a number of game dealers and
nimrods of Brigham City are looking for
ward anxiously for the opening of the
hunting season.
The district schools of Brigham will
commence tomorrow morning.
The high school will be under the super
vision of Professor Jesse w. Hoops.
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Milton Blake" called Diehl.
Il guess 1 must be guilty" said Mil
ton. Il don't remember coming here. p"
Five dollars. Sunday rule, Mr..
Blake
well, 7 want to abide by the rules.
your honor" said Milton. scratching
l1ic head
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-12
Provo Schools Open.
(Special CORRESPONDENCE


Provo. Sept 1.-THE Provo schools
opened today with an unusually large
attendance ]. L. Rawlins is principal.
The schools of the city are held in seven
different buildings. The Parker school is
taught by j. l.. Rawlins and assistants.
Miss May Ashworth Mamie HILBERT,
Pearl Snow. j. 3. Walton. Miss Josephine
e. Kellogg and George Powelson.
Franklin Schools. S. Eggertson, prin-
cipal; NJ. l. Bushman. Sadie Bullock. Belle
sen.
Timpanogos School-A. c. Sorenseu.
principal: n. F. Wilson Maggie Judd,
Nora Young and Lizzie Thatcher.
MaeSer School,. NJ. Jensen, principal:
Ethel Pratt, Mary Nuttall and Ella Kirk
wood.
Mountain SCHOOL,. H. Jones.
Page SchOol-Ada John.
Lincoln Schools. R. Brown.
Professor ]. r. Boshard has charge Of
the music.
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NEWS FROf1 OVER The STATE.

Spainhower. age 20. both of Spring Lake.
In the Gtvoree case Of Curtis against
Curtis. Judge Booth granted decree Of
divorce by default.
George Havercsmp returned from Eu-
reka this mOFnins
Jacob Evans. Bert Twelves. John VIII
son and others weue out cunning ycster-
dag. There are still <. few chickens in the
hills. Wilson shot Exams from a distance
or about thirty feet but Evans is unhurt
save a little No. ) shot is embedded in
his leg just above the knee
Elder Mckenzie of Sal. Lake lectured
on theology al the academy TODAY.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Anderson Real Estate Investment
company to Edward Milford, S112X
Az feet southwest from northeast
corner lot 4, block G. plat G.. :...... .$3,z
J. H. Cochrane to MILFORD Lewis,
southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter section 25 township south,
range 2 west ............:...r:..; ...... ~
III. j. Faust, jr.. to Elizabeth A.
McCune, part of lot 3, block 2, plat
II. ............. -. .-........-... ~
Anderson Real Estate Investment
company to G. II. Reynolds, rods
by ~ feet southeast from north
west corner lot 4. block 6, plat c.. 81
c. H. Wilson to Melissa d. Clinton,
lots 10 to Is, block g. West Grand
L. A. Reed ct al. to Charlotte Clark,
lots As to As, block II, Arlington
C. r. Boutwell, to Agnes r. Crockett.
lot 50 and north quarter of lot IS,
block 2 City Park subdivision. 10
t. II. Jones to w. r. NJ. Sheppard,
Sx3 rods southeast from rods north
OF southwest corner lot 4, block 1875,
Catherine j. A. Trip to Rosetta S.
Dunn, As square rods southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter
section IA, township south, range
l west ..-.....-.....
j. W. Brainerd to Henry Ives, lots Z
to. II. block 2 Garden City, plat o.
Harriet A. Brown to Joseph Farren,
east half of lot I. block 80, plat A.. 2
Joseph Sill to G.. w. SILL interest in
Thomas Jefferson lode, ETC., West
Mountain Observation-Disclosures. 20
Joseph Sill to G. w. Sill, interest in
Fabian lode, ETC., West Mountain. )
Hodson, Saunders lode. ETC.. West
Mountain
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his is the score by innings:
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WIFE HEARD FROM.
Mrs. Moser Denies Stories Told By
Her Husband.

Mrs Wesley Moser, whose husband has
on two occasions complained of her treat
ment of him and his sick child, was at
police headquarters yesterday with a
denial Of her husbands charges. and a
counter charge that he is the sinner of
the two. She denies ever saying that
she would kill the child, but says 1t would
be better for the little one to die than
be left with its father.
II have gone out to wash for his sup
port" said Mrs. Moser. ION more than
one occasion. while he loafed. Ever since
our marriage three years ago he has
treated me shamefully. | never left home
until he made me. and my arms are black
and blue from his blows. j never did
leave him for another man. He promises
to do better. but he never does. and l am
going to get a divorce as soon as L can .
Mrs. Moser is just 20 years old.
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MUST REDIsFRIcT LOGAN.
Cache Commissioners Receive Order
From Court-Divorce Granted.
Especial to The Herald.)

Especial to the HeraId.J
Logan. Sept. lin the district court
todav .Iudge Hart granted a peremptory
writ of mandate in the case OF r. ).
Marshall VS.. James Meikle ct al. directing
the commissioners to redistrict the city
by Oct. /. The commissioners VIII act as
soon as an ordinance can be prepared.
In the divorce suit of Sarah Ann Thlr-
kell VS.. John Thirkeli, decree was
granted the plaintiff on the ground OF de-
sserfion Mrs. Thirkell lives in Lewiston.
b1,+ her husband has returned to England,
where the couple were married
Moroni Thompson, d young man OF
Charleston. was brought over from tnat
DIsce TODAY, charged with being insane.
pc pc T,o,IId have been examined by Judge
Hart but he managed to escape from
those who had him in charge after ne
reaehed town and could not be tounq pc
fore his honor left for Brigham. ne Is
now in iail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-12
Piles Are Easily Cured.

Nature has provided specific for
piles. 1t is the active principle of the
common buckeye. This principle is ex-
tracted by a special process, and in
combination with other remedies forms
Tablers Pile Ointment.
This ointment cures nothing but piles
but il cures .,lind, bleeding and pro-
truding piles every time. 1t makes op-
erations needless; cures when opera
tions fail. This is why physicians rec
ommend it. Bottles so cents In special
tubes for handy application, rs cents.
Can be sent by mail.
Sold by u. G. NJ |. Drug Department.
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NO CONCESSIONS.
People of Cache Valley Will Get No
Cheaper Rates.

Last Saturday The Herald published
dispatch from Logan in which it
stated that the people in Cache Valley
were determined to secure concessions
from the oregon Short Line in the mat
ter of cheaper rates to the conference.
In part the dispatch said:
IF the request is denied or ignored,
an endeavor will be made to secure
favorable rates over the Central Pa
cific and Rio Grande Western from
Brigham and passengers will be car
ried to that place by team. The petit
tions circulated have been numerously
signed"
General Traffic Manager S. W. Ec-
Giles when seen yesterday and asked if
his line had received the communica-
ton said: mo such petition has been
received. AT present our rates are as
low as we can make them. The Cache
Valley branch has always been oper-
ated each year at loss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-12
ON THE MIDWAY.
Widest Thing On Earth VIII Soon
Be Exhibited.

There was somewhat of a chill to the
atmosphere in the neighborhood of the
Salt Palace last evening. The wild mans
stand was deserted, but it was unofficially
announced that the vacancy would be
filled in day or two by the widest thing
that ever saw the light of day. The rumor
that The Herald is TO be sold will be on
exhibition. with the chief foreteller of
important events from the Storm Bureau
10 stand in front and baiiy-ho it.
Some excitement was caused yesterday
morning by the motherly monkey known
as the Old Lady. While being transferred
from one cage to another she descended
from her dignity, bit the finger of an at
tendant. and then Skinned the fence and
started to explore the surrounding coun-
Try. She was finally coaXed into submits
sion by a score of men armed with sticks
sheets and nets.
Hagenbach's trained animals are being
added to, and next week two 2-year-old
lions will arrive.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-12
CRAZY DRUNK.
Hilma johnson Went On Rampage
at the Station.

Hilma Johnson gave officer Jim Will
.liams the fight of his lifu yesterday
when arrested for drunkenness. john
son fatty refused to go to jail and the
officer vertically insisted that he
should. When the belligerent finally
was landed, he went on a rampage
around the corridor, tearing down the
stove pipe, overturning the stove itself
and trying to put his head through the
stone wall Each succeeding effort
looked like he would be successful and
Chief Hilton ordered a squad to brace
the building. Johnson finally subsidized,
with his face badly battered.
John Hendriekson, who made himself
famous by breaking. a q. c. NJ. I. win
dow some time ago, was in the drunk
list Yesterday
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Boy Shot at Panguitch Lake.


Panguitch. Sept. 1O.-Reuben, 13-year-
old boy of l. D. Allphin. was accidentally
shot at Panguitch lake yesterday. The
ball entered the shoulder, passing through
and coming out under the shoulder blade
inflicting a severe. but not necessarily
fatal wound. DR.. Steiner left Panguitch
last night at shutdown to attend to the
wound
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-12
Court at Provo.
Especial Correspondence.)

NOptCIeI correspondence
Provo, Sept. 1.-THE September term of
Judge Booths court opened today. with
but few attorneys in attendance. The
court directed its attention to the setting
of time for hearing motions and demur-
rers.
In the case of HinclSly against sPeay.
Sept. Is was set as the time for hearing
the settlement of bill of exceptions.
Demurrer in the case of Adella Nelson
DOdd. guardian. against the PaysOn Ex-
change K Savings bank was sustained
and until Dec. 8 given to amend
Motion to suppress dispositions in the
COnnOrS murder case will be heard Sat
urday, the 18th; also the motion to dismiss
in the Bates murder case.
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SCHOOL DAY AT FAIR.
General Closing of the Schools Is
Proposed.

DR.. Park and Superintendent Van
Colt, who have charge of the educa-
tional exhibit at the coming state fair,
are making rapid progress in the ar
rangement of their plans. Space in the
exposition building was yesterday
granted them, and they viii begin at
once to get things into shape. They
viii today call upon Superintendent
Cooper regarding a general closing of
the schools for one day during the fair.
Ii is expected that the request Will be
generously acceded to.
The directors of the fair are begin
ming to advertise in the country papers.
They state it is their intention to boom
the fair more than ever before.
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Make Special Rates.

The Rio Grande Western has issued
schedule of rates for the state fair.
semi conference, Salt Palace
and the horse race meeting They are
for the dates of Oct. 8 to Z, and to 8,
inclusive. For the trip to Salt Lake
City and return the following are the
price of the tickets from the points
named: Ogden, S1.5O; Provo, s1.90;
Manti, SO; Price, S. and Grand Junction,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-12
Provo Paragraphs.
(snecial correspondence.

Provo. Sept. lie. w Barnes of the
Democrat is in Lehi today.
Editor Fred Nelson ran over to Spanish
Fork this afternoon.
The judgment Of Kings court this
morning In the case of S. 3. Jones against
the Rio Grande Western Railway COM
many was no cause of action.
License to wed was today granted Al
bert E. Hush, age "a. and Matilda Ann
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Mr.. Maegly Promoted.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. If. c.
Maegly, joint agent of the local rail-
way trust inspection bureau, has been
appointed assistant general freight
agent for the Santa Fe, with headquar-
ters at Topeka, to succeed G.. r. Hud-
son.. who resigned to go to the Next
can Central
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Railroad Notes.

Seventeen cars of cattle were shipped
over the Utah & Pacific on Sunday
from Medina to Milford
Mr.. Z. B. Choate. the general freight
agent in this city of the Union Pacific
went to ogden yesterday on business.
The work on the ST. Anthony line is
PROGRESSING. nicely. Already about a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-12
Mr. Archibold suparceded.

Scranton, Pa, Sept. Thames Arch
bold, for many years chief engineer of
the Delaware, Lackawanna & West
ern Railroad company, was today sue
ceeded by w. ]. Mcfarland who was
chief engineer of the Rock Island road
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-12
CLOSING DAY At THE LAGOON
EMPLOYEES TURN FOR a
LITTLE FUN.
Popular Resort the Scene Of Sport and
Festivity-Ball Game and a
Banquet.

Yesterday at the Lagoon was one of
the jolliest days that the resort has
seen this year. The crowd was not a
large one but any deficiency in num-
bers was more than compensated by the
general hilarity of those who cele-
bFated the closing of the beautiful
pleasure grounds for the season. 1t
was employees day. The men whose
duty it has been to anticipate and sup
ply the wants of patrons We're the
merry makers and they had every kind
of fun.
The afternoon ball game was the
chief sporting attraction. The saloon
men and a few other employees lined
up against a nine chosen from the
restaurant force and Charley Sey
boldts other workers. And they played
good ball. Notwithstanding a number of
ineXcusable errors. The saloon nine
Won by a score of 10 to s. The lineup
f,,1l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-12
RELATIVE OF JESSE JAMES.
Rumor Concerning Mcdonnell De
MED By the Dynamiter.

. There was report circulated yesterday
that evidence has been found indicating
that Mcdonnell, the alleged dynamiter is
a near relative of the James boys, Jesse
and Frank. Mcdonnell when told of it,
scoffed at the idea.
I'm from Minnesota" he said, "and
the James boys are Missourians. This
must be another effort of the prosecution
to make me unpopular.
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Best on the market for coughs and
colds and all bronchial troubles: for
Group it has no equal writes Henry
R. Whitford, South Canaan, Conn, of
One Minute Cough Cure. f. C.
Schramm, Mccormick block.
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Jake Wasn't Afraid.
Jake said ne wasn't afraid to show
the other side his hard. THE Demo-
Gratis viii be swept out Of existence
anyway as soon as our old friends get
their senses and come back to us"
When the Appleby amendment came to
a vote all hands cast affirmative bal
lots, except Cottle
The question of apportionment was
considered, but no decision was reached.
Loofbourow. Eichnor and one or two
others favored d small convention, on
the ground that it could be more easily
handled" and that it would be more
likely to make strong nominations.
Greenewald was for a great, big meet
ing, if the party could get one. Jake's
idea seemed to be to appoint every
Hannaite in town a delegate. so as to
insure a reasonably full house.
The symposium of opinions came next.
After il was over the committee held
a brieg executive session for the pur
pose of considering financial matters.
Appleby brought the secret session
about by motion in which he very
frankly stated that he didn't want the
general public to know anything about
their balance sheet.
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The close of the bah game did not
end the fun. 1t simply prepared the
boys for the feast that awaited them
in the dining room of Seyboldt's cafe,
where a spread of everything needful
for the appeasing Of gastronomic crav-
ings had been prepared for the vic
torious and the vanquished. The menu
was one that did credit to Chef Miller
and to Proprietor Seyboldt, in whose
charge that part of the days pro-
gramme had been placed.
During the banquet speeches were
made by Judge Arnold, Thomas ABB
bolt, Charles Seyboldt and others. and
cheers were given for Host Seyboldt.
The evening hours were spent in
dancing and by the kindness of Simon
Bamberger q special train was placed
at the disposal of the employees and
late in the evening they came into the
city.
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KICKED HIN DOWNSTAIRS.
Laundryman Makes Charges Against
Physician.

Hans Christensen, who resides on Tenth
South and Eighth West streets, claims to
have been the victim of q very exciting
mix-up Saturday evening. Christensen
saws he was delivering some laundry at
Dr. Thorn's residence, 6l1 Main street.
and that when the doctor received it he
refused TO pay the BILL instead, aceord-
ing 10 Christensen, he kicked him down
The front steps. inflicting some severe
bruises The injured man wanted DR..
Thorn arrested yesterday, but no steps
were aken.
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TO OGDEN AND RETURN $50
Via Oregon Short Line.

September 18th and goth: limit, return
ing September 14th and 21st. Trains
leave at Z, and $40 a. m. and $40 and
S:45 p. m.