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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-10-05

Mrs. Webster Greene went to Kan
,as City Wednesday.
Mrs. r. S. Ball returned Tuesday
from Denver, Colo, where she has
been for several months.
f. NJ. Ward of Wichita who has
been here visiting the family of w.
H. Elliott, returned home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. 5. L. Mcdonald and Mrs. Dan
Horville went to. Elk Falls, Kansas,
Wednesday for a visit with old |
friends.
Miss May McGurb, who has been
visiting the family of j, ID. Christian
north of town, returned Tuesday
to her home in Bayard.
Mrs. r.. b. stevenson left Wednes-
day for a visit with her daughter in
Lawrence She win also take in the
Kansas CITY show before returning
home.
$. o. Adams was called to st. Louis
Tuesday 10y a telegram announcing
that his brother Ollie was sick With
typhoid fever. Ollie's many friends
here will hope that it is not serious.
Hon. Frank Nelson is billed to
speak at the Republican rally at Els
more on the afternoon OF oct. -. Mr..
Nelson is a pleasing and convincing
talker and all who can should hear
! him.
The way lola people trot around the
country this summer indicates that
prosperity has not come near here,
don't it? There must be at least 100 of
them in Kansas City today and not
one will escape for less thanf five totem
dollars.
c. X. Mills has brought suit in
district court against Jacob and Will
liam Saar asking damages in the sum
of Sl75 for the burning of field of b
acres of timothy hay which he valued
s. an acre. He alleges that the Saars
set fire to neighboring field and the
fire got away and burned over his
field totally and permanently destroy
} ing the crop.
= Chalmer Nandeveer, who owns q
farm in this county which he rents tC
, w. j. Finley, has brought suit tC
I have Sherif's attachment set aside
} He bought the farm in January l9OO
} from c. \. Vandeveer and in Ma!
I 1900 NJ. Z. Northrup got iudgmen
a against the latter for 40 odd dollar
: and attached his property, including
; this farm. The petition asks to hav
this attachment set aside SO far as tn
> farm is concerned.
n While the town herd was cominI
= home from pasture last evening tn
t valuable COW of Mr.. David Bedel
stepped through a small culbert in tn
S south part of town and broke her lee
l. Whether the injury can be dresse
e and healed or the animal have to b
!, shot has not yet been determined. Tn
,. animal was a valuable milk produce
le and Mr.. Bedell regrets the accider
l. keenly.
- Remember that Putnam Fadeles
'e Dyes are the only dyes in the worl
~ that are guaranteed to give satisfa'
II ton. If you use Putnam Paddles
~ DYES and are dissatisfied, send Il
empty envelope to Monroe Drug Co
'P Guonville, Mo-, and they willforwal
~ YOU Toe for every envelope OF Putna
u Fadeless Dyes. Sold by Campbell
" Burrell.
~ Toronto Republican: Tom Meal
~ went to lola Monday of last week al
commenced work for T. b. Shame
y, the hustling hardware dealer of tn
- place. He shipped his househo
effects over there Monday and h
~, family took their departure on t
- evening train for their new HON
Tom is Il good clerk and there is
doubt but that he will give his nc
= employer the best of satisfaction.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-10-05
Job Couldn't Have Stood it

If he'd had Itching Piles. They're
terribly annoying; but Bucklen's Arm
lea Salve will cure the worst case OF
Piles on earth. 1t has cured thou
sands. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily
Eruptions it's the best salve in the
world. Price 25c box Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by Evans Bros, druggists,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
Worthless ShaCks Insured for Fabulous
Sums By Broker Conway.

haps placed through negligence. But the
impression some have is that he intended
to get control of the property and the
policies himself in the course of time and
eventually collect the insurance It is
also limited that in certain instances the
agent may have had an understanding
with the owner of the property, some of
the risks being so palpably crooked that
they were bound to arouse suspicion.
One more forged mortgage, acknOwl-
edged by &C. R. Simpson" was found
yesterday by the representatives of the
Atlas Assurance company. 1t was a
piece of property belonging to a Los An
geIes man named Pennington, who placed
il in C0nway's hands for the latter TO
rent or sell. Conway put a mortgage of
s.. 200 on it, forging PenningtOn's name to
the same. This extra $1,000 brings the
amount of Conway's shortage into the
neiEhbOThood of $4,000.
Mr. Goodwin has all but completed his
inspection, having examined every risk
placed by Conway The Atlas represen-
tativeS. Messrs. Manning and Halvorsen,
expect to finish up about Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
Thief Entered Plumbing Shop, But
Was Frightened Away.

4 burglar with IN evident determina-
ton to break in made three unsuccessful
attempts TO enter the plumbing shop of
Higham Brothers at 90 West first South
street some time early yesterday morn
ing He succeeded in making an en-
trance way tne third time. but it is sup
posed that he was frightened away be
fore he could enter.
Mr.. Higham closed the store late Mon
day night and the attempts TO break it
open were not discovered until he opened
up yesterday morning, On opening the
rear door the proprietor discovered that
the putty had been carefully cut away
from the glass in the door and Il
panel had also been whitfield The bur
glar evidently feared detection there and
went to the cellar. where he removed a
pane OF glass from the window, but evil
IDENTIFY not being able to raise the win
dow he then attacked the glass in the
door and shattered it. This gave him
ample room to enter. but it is supposed
that he had to leave TO prevent deteC-
ton. Nothing in the store had been dis
turbed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
Commissioners King Proposes Health IL
speCtion of Schools.


mend that your honorable body pro-
vide for the inspection of the children
in the public schools by an expert in
diseases OF children. Only lack Of
means in the health department deters
the health commissioner from employ
ing such assistance, and it is but JUS
tice to add that it is a physical inn
possibility for him TO do this important
work himself and attend to the other
duties of the office.
I shall take pleasure in rendering
all assistance in my power TO your
honorable body in directing and super
vising the work as we'll as continuing
TO do such personal inspection as time
will permit.
IF the above suggestions and recon-
mendations meet with your approval
I shall be glad to meet a committee
whom you may designate to discuss
this matter more fully. and 10 ar
range the details of the work
1t is believed that the school board
will give prompt consideration to the
matter as soon as it is officially called
to the boards attention.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21

Twenty-Five Insurance risks represent
ing about $4,000, placed by the late P ].
Conway for the St. Paul Fire & Marine,
have been cancelled by Assistant Mana
ger Goodwin since beginning his inspec-
ton of the former agents transactions.
Most of them were instances where Con-
way had placed a large amount of insur
ance on properties almost worthless. The
most startling case of this kind was dis
covered yesterday. He had issued
policy for s.. 400 on the remains of a house
in the northeastern part Of the city. The
house had been uninhabitabIe for the past
ten years, having caved in on all sides,
leaving only portions of the walls stand
ing, and those portions in a state of
decay. The adObes in il would be worth
about S3.25 laid down at a brickyard, but
a search for any other value in the prem
ises would be futile.
OF course there is a question as TO what
were COnway'S intentions in this line of
business and many of the risks were per-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21

A communication was addressed to
the board of education yesterday by
Health Commissioner King, directing
attention to the increasing prevalence
Of scarlet fever and smallpox among
school children and suggesting a
remedy for the situation. After COM
mendfng the school superintendent and
teachers for their interest in promptly
reporting contagious diseases for
quarantine, the health commissioner s
letter states:
1T has been very fortunate cir
cumstance that the death rate from
scarlet fever during the past year has
been very low. There is no security,
however, that the character Of the dis
ease viii continue Of so mild a type.
If the usual severity of the disease
should be re-established there would be
at least eight deaths every month from
scarlet fever among the school chill
dren of this city.
Before this time shall come would
most respectfully, but urgently recon-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
Real Estate Transactions.

Brigham Jensen CFOrest Dale) to
j. II. Schwartz, 56x155 feet north
east from 1872 feet north Of the
southwest corner of lot 9, block A.
I0-acre- plat A .-..........-..... /, 100
W H. Park to John Keu Gran
GER, Zg12 acres in sections y and
81, township south, range /
west ......-.-.-......-.,.,. .-,..,...-.... 100
Jennie A FrOiseth ana husband TO
} R Walker, jr-, lot Is block S.
5-acre plat A. etc .................... 81
". H. Brighton Big Cottonwood
TO Charles Bagley, IA acres north
east quarter section Is, township
south, range ] east NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. go
Eliza Groo to W y. Davis, 2x71a
rods northeast from rods north
of southwest corner Of lot (, block
OF pat %
Margaret NandybaTker to +. G.
Bagiey iBrinton) part of the
northwest quarter of section 10,
township south, range I east ....
Salt Lake county 10 N. g. Soren-
sen DRAPER, lots ; and 8, block
II, plat A, UraperviIIe ...........-. =
Estate of John TieTnan to EnOCh
Covey, lot t and part Of lot 3.
block 8, plat B-.-.---.E .-........... Il, 40
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
PLEASED WITH RESULT.
Gov. Steunenberg Satisfied With
Election In Idaho.

Speaking yesterday Of the election in
Idaho, Governor Steunenberg. who is
at the Kenyon, said he was very much
pleased over the result He spoke very
highly over the character and capa-
bilities of GovernOr-elect Frank W.
Hunt and of the other members of the
fusion ticket
Captain Hunt is a capable young
man and will make a first-class execu-
tive" said Governor Steunenberg. "All
the other members of the state ticket
viii make good officers and I am look
ing forward to an administration of
which the state may justly be proud 4"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
FOUR NEW CASES.
Smallpox Confined to Children Not
Vaccinated

The health department yesterday
quarantined four new cases of small
pox. as follows: Rhoda Gibbs, aged Z
years. at IS g street; Richard Kletting
aged s, at 276 Sixth street; Freddie
and Addie Norling, aged and 9. res
pectively, residing at 351 South State
street All of the victims except the
KIetting boy had never been vaccin-
ated and in the excepted case the boy
was vaccinated unsuccessfully last
winter.
report to the state health board
yesterday from Sandy, stated that
there were three new cases of small
pOx in that place. Provo also reported
one new case Of the disease.
The two cases against DR.. Ferrebee
of Murray, charging him with failing
to report two cases Of smallpox to the
county health board, will likely be set
tied without a trial. Assistant County
Attorney Gunter received notice from
the defendants attorneys yesterday
that their client was willing to come
UP and pay his fine and the costs of
the cases without trial. The matter
has not been settled as yet but it is
said that it viii likely be settled in that
WaN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
A Mystery at Ogden.
Especial to The HeraId.}

ogden, Nov. 20.-The mystery deep
ems about the man found dead Ss.tur-
day by Proprietor BOulangeF of the Elk
saloon in the wine room of his place.
The police today discovered the mans
effects in a room at the Tanner block
where he registered as 2. H. Hubbard.
There were no papers, but quantity
of good clothing. 1t is known that the
man had considerable valua bic jewelry
a few days before his death.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21

looked into the matter thoroughly and
would be glad to- communicate his infor-
nation to a committee of the council.
This communication took the same course
as the other.
On motion of Robertson the form of the
new water bonds was approved and or
dered Autographed and a copy forward
ed to Shepard and company, the purchas-
ers- In this connection the city attorney
reDorted the mandamus suit filed by w.
P o. Meara in the supreme court and was
ordered to take such steps as may be
necessary to protect the city's interests
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
Central Pacffc,s Showing.

San Francisco, Nov. 20.-The annual
statement of the Central Pacific rail-
way. whose lines are operated by the
Southern Pacific. has been made to the
state railroad commissioners It shows
a total income from operations Of ST.
465, 1874 from which is deducted S54, 5S1
for salaries and maintenance of organ
ization, 50. $50, 7S9 being the interest on
funded debt accrued, 1892, 1913 for taxes,
S515.27S for permanent Improvements.
Total, S5,149,S21, leaving a net income
of s., 022, 472.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21

Spokane, Wash, Nov. ga counter
letters den was discovered by Detec-
tives Mcdonald and Caffrey last night
in an old building on Front avenue.
Part of the outfit was captured. NJ J.
Williams and Joe Harrison have been
arrested, charged with passing coun-
tel-feit silver dollars 1t is believed
the leader of the gang has escaped.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
Baseball.
Extend American League Agreement.

Extend American League Agreement.
Chicago. Nov, 20.-President Ben
Johnson of the American Baseball
league stated today that he had re-
ceRed kilograms from all the clubs ia
the league extending for thirty days
The present fVe-yests' agreement
which expires tonight. This viii give
thirty days in which 10 meet and per
feet the Organization with the new
circuit which is to include Washing
TON and Baltimore President Johnson
also emPhatically denied that the
American league had agreed to back
q new western baseball circuit. to be
known as the Western association, and
j7 include Kansas City. Minneapolis.
~. Paul. Rockford or Des MOines.
Grand Rapids. Louisville, Dayton and
Toledo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
Pu0jIiSm.
Carbohydrates Preliminaries.

Dunleavy-Francis PTeliminaries.
~ me management of the Dunleavy-
J. EaHcLs bout, which viii take place on
..- a.rh 1t this month, has signed Roy
D.-lle ID go four T0UnCs with Sammy
,.aIA AS one of the pTeliminarias.
'..tr mas just returned TO the city
ana says he viii fight any man in the
stats at lbs POUNDS. Christensen. an
'.a.E local man who viii be on hand
'' challenge the winner of the fight.
M.. also go four rounds with Jack
'"A.eE. Another preliminary has been
announced between two youngsters.
MD Kelley. lately from Cleveland.
gnu HARRY LANCE. son of Charlie
--. one of the promoters of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
FINES ORDERED REMOVED.
Musicians Union Must Obey Court
Order.

st. Louis, Nov. 20-Judge FIiteraft of
the circuit court has issued an order re-
straining the Musicians Benevolent
association from suspendine from
membership Professor Carl FroeIicb
the musician, for his refusal to nav
certain fines assessed against him
They were the penalty for riding on
the street cars after a boycott had
been declared against them by the as
ISOLATION during the recent strike Ths
court held that the assessment of a fine
for riding on the cars was an interfer
ence with the private rights of a. citf-
zen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
Hamilton Goes Homo.

George Hamilton, the young man who
went on the war path on Commercial
street and threatened TO stab and shoot
some one whom he claimed had robbed
him, was arraigned in police courC yes
terday afternoon on a charge Of plain
drunk Hamilton, sDbered down and as
meek as a lamb. arose in answer to his
name and begged TO be allowed to go to
Park City. where he said he lived The
young man declared that he intended to
go home the night he was arrested
He acknowledged that liquor had got
ten the best of him and on the promise
that he would not let It happen again
soon the Judge told him that he might go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
J. .Jawv Corbett Tall

Me-" York. Nov. 20.-AccordinE to
-. .-.57 DE 'oTbett, q western promoter
ID. ..t-sr IN town in "a few days with
~. .s"0LI"n that he believes Jeffries
".. certainly accept.
"..s says the westerner. whose
-... He does not care To mention win
.-. purse of $4,000 for twenty
..e '.Nl between himself and JET
... . take place east of the Nissis-
AS an mducement. CoTbett SAYS
--. aaa $1,000 to the purse. making
r.... goa. $4,000, and agree TO have the
WINNER take all
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
Man Found in Ogden Was Thomas O'Brien
of California.
To the Editor Of lie Head.

To the Editor of The Herald:
Thomas O'Brien was the man found
dead in Ogden. He was born in Stock
ton, Cal, and was so years old. He
told me this while here. He left his
watch with me when he left here for
a loan Of SIS. and sent me a postofice
order for $15,25 about a month ago
from Richmond. Cache county, and 1
sent his watch to him at Richmond by
registered. mail
I am the Dineen mentioned in the
story.
He claimed to be a nephew Of Mr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
THIRTY BELOW ZERO.
Kind of Weather They Are Having In
Montana

From 10 to 80 degrees below zero is
the. frigid tempera ture that is now
binding Montana with letters of ice and
blowing its chilly breath over L sh.
The report of the local weather bureau
shows that storm rather unusual for
its precipitation extends over the west
ern part of the country and precipita-
ton has been general AL over the west
ern half Of the country. An area of
low pressure extends from the coast
TO northern Nevada, while another ex-
tends from Oklahoma northeastward to
Illinois. This leaves an area of high
pressure, whose crest is north of Mon
tana, hence the phenomenal temporal
ture there. he local forecast for Salt
Lake and the state today is continued
colder"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21

personal friend as well, one whose place
I win have hard work to fiji. He was
attentive to his duties, loyal to the
core, and deservedIy popular with his
fellows The surgeon and the nurses
at the hospital speak in the highest
terms of him He was in every sense
of the word a. man.
Permit me, sir, to extend my heart
felt sympathy and to share in the s0r-
row that this news will bring to you.
Very respectfully,
''W. 3. SCOFIELD,
Mai. and Add. Payma ster'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
New Team For Lowells.

-rr- Lowell school has organized new
DIT. .rfrh is much heavier than the
t-'---. . NON the school championship,
one ...' ranged game with the Jersey
a.ta r.~ tomorrow at Exposition park.
Pgr viii begin at o clock me 1q 4irS
ing center. Russell. right guard ;
gl.E. Tefr guard; Kelly, right tackle
--,-.t.r..r left tackle Land. right end ;
t.-.'....-'. III end Wo0ley. right halfback,
'.as FRI haIfback, Adams, quarter
.rE gomuey, fuilback-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
Canadian o. Is Dead

New York. Nov. 20-John n OFT
the comedian. died here last nigbt OF
a complication of diseases. He was
taken i'll about two weeks ago. Ne
leaves a widow Mr.. OFT was born in
Chelsea. Mass, thirty eight years ago
He played ms nrst important part
when about 20 years old in a. short RIM
in Boston. In recent years he starred
in the popular farce called Star Gaz-
ing" He was in the cast of .sNeu-C,o-
In. when taken with the illness which
ended in his death.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
MORRIS MAKES REPLY.
Shows Why He Started Water
Scrip Fund.
APPROVED BY AUDITOR
OPINION FROM CITY ATTORNEY
Is CITED.

At last nights meeting of the city coun-
ell, City Treasurer Morris, answering a
communication from the council of some
weeks ago, explained why he had set
aside a special fund for the redemption
of water scrip Mr.. Morris statement
was clear and to the point
He said that the fund had been estab-
lished with the fun consent and approval
Of the city auditor and at least three
members Of the finance committee, one
of whom was the chairman When
money was received for water scrip, the
amount so received was credited to the
water scrip account and as the scrip was
redeemed in payment of water rates the
amount so redeemed was charged to this
account and placed to the credit of the
va fer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
Col.
Tournaments at Country Club.

The tournament at the Country club
for the Park cup has settled down to
Claiming and Thompson. These gen
tIemen played a tie for the first eight
cen hcies, and viii play nine more to
decide the winner. The mems handi-
zap for the prize offered by
Instructor Kelley viii be played on
Saturday on Thanksgiving a tea and
buffet lunch viii be served at the club
house from T. m. until p. m, and
during the afternoon the driving con-
test for the Sharp and Pollock cup and
The approaching and putting contest
for the Mrs. Bert Holden cup win be
held.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
Crap and Crigger.
Ducks From tie North.

Ecuorr- from the duck districts yester-
d4r Indicate that the present snoWstOrm
has brought I'm a good flight from the
north Last night many Of the hunters
yy.re preparing TO get an early start this
morning for the slOughs and lakes in an
fi.fH4tfau of "a good hunting today. The
weather indications are that there viii
he more snow today with about the same
temperature as yesterday and If this is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
Cycling.
rriss Cast in the Lead.

x.r York. Nov. 20.-The woman $
4., bf.vcIe race at the Clement
E,---,,-. rink i'm Brooklyn has resolved
t,s.rf into a duel between Miss
u. ---ra~r-s Cast and Miss LOttie
l,r.r--f4r of Canada for first place,
,r-- brandon at the end of the
.s-.rr.au sW1oncd on the track and
'..-- a great deal of time.
Miss P-th8rd began to show enects
-n.. strain she was labOring under
and had to withdraw from the race
...rnanenIv shortly after the begin
rfne of toHight's trial
Tna final score for the day was:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-21
miscellaneous.
Match For Emil Klank.

ogden. Utah, Nov. 20.
S-oFl'ns Editor Herald.
understand that Emil Kiank. better
-,.'t"n as the Young Wrestler" is in
: llF city. Not long ago he sent a chal-
~ 80 10 "restla any man in the state
g. " EomIng at catch-as-catch-ca
-' re- II the Young Wrestler" wants
10 "restle and win 60 to Rock SoriT,l,S
N}o.. I have a man that 7 viii mir
aSeinst him for any part of $500 and
~ -- guarantee a purse of 500 10 the
"'"ArF- Yours very truly.
-. u. HURLEY.
General Delivery, Ogden. Utah.