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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
A VICIOUS ASSAULT.
w. +, CunningtOn Numerically Beaten
BY Three Ruiiians at Bingham.

with his face and head covered with
cuts and wounds and with one eye 50
badly hurt that the sight is despaired
OF. William Il. Cunningtou, a freight
conductor on the RIO Grandc Western,
accompanied by the railroad company's
special officer yesterday called upon
County Attorney Putnam for the pur-
pose Of having his assallants arrested
Cunnington said be was directing
some switching In the depot yards AT
Bingham Monday afternoon when ne
noticed a woman waking along the
platform obliyious 10 the danger that
surrounded her. a switch engine was
coming down the track and was nearly
upon the woman when Cunnington
called out 10 her 20 step TO one
side. The woman apparently did not
hear the warning and Cunnington re-
poated IL the second and third time the
last time with emphasis. The woman
moved away and then turned ana gave
the freight conductor a defiant look.
Cunnington thereupon ordered her on
the platform.
The rairoader thought no more of
the luClQcul. .UAl tate hpuua1 MS ~
while at work on his reports at the
station he heard a knock at the window,
and looking up he saw a man beck0nlng
him TO come out. He went outside on
the platform when the fellow who did
the reckoning act. asked him what ne
meant by ordering his sister on the
platform that afternoon. Almost before
be was able TO open his mouth the big
fellow and two others pOunced upon
him and beat him terribly and then
fled. Cunnngton is now at st. Marks
hospital and was reported today as be-
ing a very sick man. one Of his as
sailants he recognized as being a man
named Lloyd.
superintendent Welby and Special
Agent Shores have charge Of the case,
and there Is little doubt but the culprlts
win BE- brought 10 account.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
Telephone Line Between Salt Lake
and Denver Clear Today
ITS EXPEDITIONS WORK.
Conversation Carried on Between
salt Lake aud Cheyenne With ~
Much Felicity as with Ogden.

The line Of the Rocky Mountain Ben
Telephone company between Salt Lake
and Denver Is now absolutely clear. and
today General supt. Murray conyersed
with Mr.. Burgess at Denver. The
achievement is a most remarkable one,
for the clearness and distinctness with
which the words are conveyed over the
Gao miles Of wire. A News" represent
tatiye had the pleasure today Of talk
ing 10 Mr. A. J. Vance at Rawlins, a
distance Of 800 miles. and the conversa-
ton was carried ON with as much fell
lefty as Is enjoyed from points within
a few miles. A newspaper man at
Green River. the telephone agent at
Laramie and q lady operator at Chey-
enne We're talked with and there was
no perCeptble difference except In In
stances when the phone was not used
correctly
In a few days there will be a formal
opening Of the lines by Governor Wells
Of Utah. Governor Thomas OF colora-
do,and Governor Richards Of Wyoming.
On this occasion there viii be a nota-
BILE gathering In the office Of President
Wallace.
Work on the line rom Boise south
through Haley was begun today, and
superintendent Murray has ordered
material for sixty miles. The work
viii be prosecuted vigorously until
snow flies, and VIII be resumed again
IN the spring Work Is being pushed
on the Nephi and Sanpete Valley line,
and It win not be long before MLPleas-
ant Is reached.
An instance worthy Of mention is
that while Mr. Vance AT Rawlins was
being talked 20 he placed a clock near
the receiver. The ticks OF the clock were
heard very distinctly.
This enterprising company Is thread
ing the great nter-mountain region
with wires clear through 70 the coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
MARRIED FoRTY.oNE YEARS.
Mrs. Samuel Robbins Asks Divorce
on the Grounds OF Cruelty.

Jane Robbins has filed suit for al
vorce from Samuel Robbins, In the
Third district court The complaint al
leges that the marriage took place at
ST. Austell, Cornwall, on July IA, 1889,
and Of the marriage there are Eve sons
and one daughter, all grown up. TIE
ground is cruelty, and Mrs, Robbins
alleges many acts Of violence COM
United by her husband while they re-
sided In Bingham and Park City. The
defendant, his wife says has $1,000 on
deposit In a bank as well as cOnsldera-
bic real property In Bingham and else
where. She prays for a decree Of d.
yorce, $50 a month alimOny. and
equitable division OF the property, and
a restraining order to prevent the de-
PENDANT, pending the determination OF
the suit from disposlng Of his prop.
erty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
The First Stop Of the Day Was
Made at ReSburg,
RAPIDLY HEADED FOR UTAH
General Passenger Agent d. H. hnr'
ley Of salt Lake Ia charge OF
the Special Train.
TsPEcTAL no the oNEws.0l

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWs."l
Rexburs, Ida, Sept. ls.-The special
train composed Of the private coach
Minnesota. In which Governor Roose-
VET travels,a sleeping coach and a day
coach for the correspondents. and an
extra day coach for guests OF the gov
crnor and visiting statesmen, and ad-
vance committees, with a baggage car,
pulled out from Butte this morning at
2 o'clock on ts day journey 70 Pocatel-
10, The first stop was made at Market
Lake. Idaho, at the request OF Senator
shoup. Senator Carter introduced Cow
ernor Roosevelt to the crowd, from the
back platform. but the stop was not
long enough for any remarks. And the
people were content with a bow and
an admonltlon that II they were true
Americans they would stand for the
policy that represents true American
ism"
ID. y. Burley general passenger
agent OF the oregon Short Line, had
charge OF the train today, and Mr.. j. +.
Baker, superintendent ~ the Pullman
service, was on board, looking after the
comfort Of the newspaper men. AT
Rexburg, the tirst stop OF the day was
made and an address was made TO the
people at the opera house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
RATES NOW FIRM.
Wire Received In Town This Morn
ing 20 That Eject.

The cruel war is over, and In substan-
tlation Of the assertion a dispatch
which reads Rates are all on" was re-
ceiyed in this city this morning. AS the
consequence the tariff on freight Is once
more upon a solid basis and the Ratchet
is buried among the general agents.
This innovation Is said 10 apply ~
all lines In the West and Is the imme-
diate outcome Of the big meeting now
In session In New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
Aver Sinipfili Ayers Hair Vigor
Ayers Pills Ayers Cherry Peetor1
Ayers Ague Cure Ayers ComatOns
not The registration days are october
q 10. 10. 30 and 81

not. The registration days are OclopeT
9, TO- IS. 30 and 81.
Day Ialler r. +. Thomas, Jr, has sent
IN his resignation To Sheriff John. r.
HOwells, 10 take effect on or before
October LIST. Neither OF the gentlemen
would today talk FOR publication, nut
II is believed that the relationship be-
tween the two hae, for several months
past. been somewhat strained. sheriff
Novels did say however, that MT
Thomas resignation was not asked Tor
and complmented The retiring laller by
saying he had made "a splendid olilcer.
Nick GulbranEcn, the present nlBht
Taller. viii likely be chosen to III the
vacancy
II was given out al Republican state
headquarters this afternoon that Sec
rotary Hammond and George a, smith
would speak In Morgan on Monday
evening next, at Henefer on TUESDAY, al
Coalvllle on wednesday and at Upton
on Thursday Messrs Hammond ana
Smith are congenial y0ke-fellows ana
have done political work together be-
fore, having stumped considerable por-
ton OF the State In the interest OF Sec
rotary Hammond's congressional cam
paign when be run against Congress
man King
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
Before Judge Cherry.

Judge Cherry held court today and
disposed OF the following matters:
William Mckay vs. NJ, Shaughnessy,
continued 10 next call OF calendar by
stipulation
5. b. Miner vs. the Salt Lake city
Water and Electrical Power Company
et all default OF A. G., Lams0n en-
tered and judgment rendered In favor
OF plaintiff. as against Lamson only. for
$3.50 and costs,
Theodore A. Hungerford vs. NJ
Shaughnessy; judgment for plaintiff ia
the sum Of 1882
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
! JUDGE TIMMONy'S COURT.
dlnnnnLnnnJlnJtnnnIu1nrul

-Four gamblers names appeared on
the docket today charged with keeping
gambling houses When their names
were called. no response was made, and
each forfeited $780,
George Mencke. a returned volunteer
from the Philippines vas arrested for
peddllng without license. but the
court discharged him and gave him in
structions to secure permit. Thus the
docket ended
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
speoiaI Rates 70 the East.

The sales Of tickets FOR the last cheap
excursion 20 Chicago and points west
of that city opened this morning with
indications that quite a number OF resi-
themselves Of the rate Of single fare
plus 81 TO take a vacation IN the East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
AppoIntments on Burllngton.

General Agent r. Noslen OF the Bur
lngton this morning received official
notification Of the following appoint
ments
Allen b. Smith. first assistant general
freight agent, Burlington.
Frederick Montmorency, assistant
general freight agent Q. b. & Q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
THE ROOSEVELT PARTY.
Left at 9:45 Over the Short Line This
Morning,
IsPEcIAL 10 nm "NEWs.'l

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWs"l
ogden. Sept. i9-Govornor Wells,
Secretary Of state Hammond. Chief
Justice Bartch, Chairman Callster,
Hon. Thomas Fitch. John Henry
Smith, Reed smoot G, +, Allen, Mayor
Thompson, Judge Wenger Colonel n.
w. Clayton, j. c. Graham George n,
Lawrence, George A. Smith, James II.
Anderson OF the News a. H. Nc
Kenzie. A. H. Dutton OF the Tribune,
composed the party who left for the
uOrth on the Short Line train az s;i5
this morning TO meet Governor Roose-
welt.
The train reached ogden at 1880, the
trip being a pleasant one The mem-
bers OF the party were much interested
In the wagon trains Of tomatoes going
90 the canning factories az the train
neared ogden. At ll.2O the party con-
tinued north. being Joined at Ogden
by George NJ Hanson George f.
Adams and NJ a. Breeder. The train
is due in Pocatelo at $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
Excursion TO Tintic.

The last excursion Of the season over
the Rio Grande Western to Tlntlc win
De In order on Sunday morning, when
q special train will leave Salt Lake Tor
that mining camp at a. m. A special
rate Of 81 for the round trip will be in
vogue for the occasion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
Located ~ SAT- lake city, 10 the Couuiy Of
business. on The j,h day OF Sept. lpl
STATE OF UTAH,
County OF Salt Lake.

George ~. Cannon being first duly sgGll
according 10 law dopOses and says IN Nv ~
cashier oh the above named bank that ne
above aud foregoing report contains iuL
true and correct statement OF the c0adluon
~ the said bank az the close OF business ~
the 5th day OF september. 100
GEORGE NJ. CANNON.
Observation-Disclosures 20 before me thisl"a
CSEAt.) L. MOTH INVERSION
Notary Public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
LYNCH APPEARS IN COURT
Was 10 Have Been Araigned for he Killing
Of Colonel Prousse,
As SO Information Had Been RiIed
Against the Defendant, He Was
Taken Back 10 jail.

James Lynch, the outlaw who shot
and killed Col, George Prousse at the
Sheep Ranch gambling resort week
or so ago, was brought into court this
morning for arraignment il was dis
covered that no information had been
filed against the defendant, 30 he was
back 70 the county jail, and win prob
ably be arragned the latter part Of
this week
Lynch was an interested spectator
to the Williams case, the whole OF the
morning session Of court, and appeared
TO highly enjoy the little scraps that
took place between Attorneys Ray Van
Colt and VIII +. Wanless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
In the Hands Of the Jury.

The case Of the State against Frank
Billings. charged with an Infamous
crime against nature, went 10 the jury
this Afternoon, but W 10 late hour a
verdict had not been returned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19

And in accordance with law, ana 40 ,h, oi ii,b
Of the Board ~ Directors made on ~ ash
pafcel on such stock as may be neces'a ,,,e
be sold AZ the secretary's ONCE at w tla
Rank n Utah, on Thursday ortto,pe,. ~ 49,,
al 70 O'Clock. noon % pay the dell9iqnSS' srti.-
esSmont together with the cot, Oh
Ing and expenses OF salt. s.,-s+srg
HEBERM. WELLS secfea'I ate
oace The state hank OF Utah, san Law
CltY, Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
GRASS FIRE THlS AFTERNOON.

A grass FIRE this afternoon on First
South and Twelfth East caused an
alarm Of FIRE 70 be turned IN at station
No. T. The blaze was extinguished In
about 1--WE minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
STATE on UTAH, 60.

Office Of the Secretary ct state.
/, james T. Hammond. Secretary Of sat.
of the state Of Utah, do hereby certify thal
the foregoing Is q full, true ana correct COPY
OF the statement OF the above named copl,
pany. nov on file In my ofice THIS ltlh Gay e"
September. 1900 J. I, HANhONp
Secretary OF state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19

How long, at this rate, is it
going to be before you have
lost half your hair
Use Ayers Hair Vigor when
the hair begins to fall, and
hundred hairs will take the
place of every one lost.
]. c. AVER COMPANY,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
TALKED TO IDAHO.
President Snow and President Bulge
Exchange Greetings This Afternoon.

President Snow. sitting at his desk
In his own private apartments, In the
Bee Hive house exchanged greetings
over the telephone this afternoon with
President Bulge at Paris, Idaho. This
was the message President Snow sent:
President Bulge Paris, Idaho |
congratulate the people OF Idaho and
the people OF Utah. and President Wal
lace Of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company on the completion Of the
line connecting Utah and Idaho"
President Bulge replied IN a similar
vein and expressed his pleasure at the
installation Of system so wonderful
as 20 permit OF communication by word
OF mouth at such extreme distances.
Heretofore the people Of this portion OF
Idaho have not enjoyed telephone
communication with Utah and quite ma
turally are overioyed In the possession
OF such modern convenience. The dis
lance between Salt Lake and Paris is
$50 miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
PLEAD NOT Guilty..

Lynch and King appeared IN Justice
Nelson's court this afternoon and
pleaded not guilty 10 the charge Of muir
der In the first degree, after which they
were taken back TO Jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
IN am oNEWso oFFIcE.

During the afternoon. Editor In Chief
Penrose Of the Deseret News also talked
10 President Bulge at Paris, az well as
TO friends IN Montpelier The CONVEX
sation In each instance. particularly IN
the latter was as clear and distinct
as II carried on in an adjoining room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
Mems Shoes.

7 IL has taken years to make
! this shoe business.
= We started many years ago TO I
! build mems shoes 4
! We started TO build them bet \
: ter than any other kinds
: Each year we've been building
I better shoes than the year be- !
! fore. !
! Better than other makes? 4
! Yes
I Even better than the ones we
] built before. !
J Today We're building the best
: shoes for men that are sold IN
; this town.
I Best means, best styles, best J
! wear. best comfort \
! N.15 to 1900 per pair.
I ROBINSON BROS. CO., ;
! SHOE BUILDERS "a Main St.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19

THE BLACKFOOT STOCK COMPANY.
Secretaty's Office. salt Lake city, sepNmsVoell
18th. 1910 Notice There are de!lnqneutur
on The following described stock on accolIl
OF assessment levied on the AN day OF A1f.
ust. N 0, the several amounts stt opgs
the names OF the respective Shareholders
folIotra ylTt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
PLANTING OF NATIVE TROUT,

State Fish and Game Warden John
Sharp has just returned from the creeks
OF Rig and Little Cottonwood. whore he
successfully planted two lots Of about
1900 native trout. Next week another
plant VIII be made In American Fork
Canyon creek. and in the streams Of
Davis county.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tale LAXATIVE Bromo Qulnine Tablets. All drug-
gisis refund he money II Il falls 10 cure. K, "
Groves signature Il on each box CSC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19

The winning number Of the hat given
away at the Millinery Opening az the
WOman's Coon. Is 75s. The holder q
this coupon viii please call and receive
the prize.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-19
CLEARING HOU Sc REPORT.
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.
MCCORMICK & co.

Mingo bullion O.. o. ..,,,,....ut31N
Silver and lead ores e.. ...,.., 6lM
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

% the phosphate rock O. worked into pfos-
phorus by means 81 AN electrical furnace.
then lu such q case one ION ~ rock Will
Yield $50 worth OF phosphorus when sold
at So cents per pound oalT
tIhc application ana uses ~ phosphoru-
are. $50 20 say unlimited ones. as hr
means 81 a speal al arrangement on en-"
electric furnace pAosphorus could De-
worked into unosphamcs. and some into
ryauldcs. fcrrocFnnidos. etc. by using ID
special mixture 81 rock ana coke, carbide
~ calcium VIII ue obtained ASIA by-9ro-
duct. which. besides iu application for
making acetylerc. could be worked into a
series OF clioridcs OF carbon and many
other chemicals
However. thc electric furnace can be
used for reduction o. oxides 20 metals
In "a lecture delivered al the Royal In
stlfutiou. in LONDON. William CrOoken
described in operation OF making art-
fetal diamonds from carbon as carried
out by d Mossan OF Paris Hair a
pound OF pure iron being packed Tea "a
carbon crucible with pure charcoal from
sugar. is pui into The body Of the electric
furnace ana powerful are formed close
above 10 hetweeu carbon poles unliz-
iug e current % W0 amneres and a. volts
pressure. Tho iron rapidly mclts and
satarates itself with carbon. After a few
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

agents whom he seldom communicate
with
lie has quarter OF million dollars 10
spend as he might please. hut instead =
spending any OF it no does lahoIer s.
stint en- a cattle ranch and talks RIO
luck with the rough cattle drivers ia as
humble capacity a. the next man 90 him
"a table. ~
Ills name Is Abner Robbins ana hts
home proper is in tho town Of Union.
Oregon There is whore hi- ,h4.m u,
wife lives ln their palatlal residence
there 30 whore much OF hi capitol is in-
vested. his railroad runs that way. and
hts nouf mill stands ~ the near v.ciu IS.
But that Is not where Abnsr Robbins
chooses 10 spend tho most Of his ne
The noiehhorlug town Of Drcwsey con-
taius a major part u the old man's hold
ings yet he seldom goes 20 Drew ~
About six miles from this latter-nauiei
Town g. log cabin ten hy twelve feet Ia
slze-a cabin Of one room. with chiuEs iu
the walls and 40 wiusilws or doors except
pieces % cloth or boards picked az ~
chance 60 serve the purpose. IL Is crude
habitation-ao crude that only % wealthy
man would live ih o. coutcuteiiy. a COM
mon cowboy would have improved IL long
be would have nut in window ana mIde
"A hnudsomcr door. ta
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Abncr Robbins has made hts FORTUNE ~
hard work and he b. working ha Il a.
dag and making the FORTUNE grow Yet
De l. no mlscr. a miser docs nj got fuf
among the boys ana take on his coat ami
become e boon companion. with ".ait
fellow well met AMI a merry string OF
yarns 90 spin over The campfire lu the
evening. So tar De- ho from beirE stin poo
that his friends know him throuehout
Eastern oregon as god t1iuR %.
spectators aud mis- iar1ries. ard the fo.-
lowing Us but one OF many stories teF
have 10 ton 81 him when you ask about
the old mans uEhtrcss q fsI-provIllrg
YOU escape from asking the question with
your life The anccdote o. Told by "a
writer in The Portland Oregoniau.
Not "a Wiser.
From HE habits and manner OF living
some people would put old Abncr Robbins
down as a mlser. bat tnis IS not 30. he
has never refused TO help a poor man both
with money and supplies. And he viii d.
vide his last loaf with a friend lie spent
Sloe1 just TO humor the whims Of "a
friend.
As set there is but little whea1 raised
Ia his section OF the country A smooth
talking drummer came along and con-
vlncel one of Robbins friends that "a
big Touring mill would pay az Drewsey:
that u "a mill was built the ranchcrs
would turn their attention 10 raising
wheat The friend became enthusiastic
and sought Robbins assistance. Tae lat
ter explained that.it would not pay: that
Il would be years before wheat would 10
ruised in this section 90 any extent. that
irrigation would be necessary. and that
this would require time But the frienl
saw I'll kinds Of fortunes IN a Touring mill
and insisted Robbins became impatient
and said well. 80 ahead and build
your mill. and III pay for a. just 10 show
that you are wrong
The friend believed IN putting IN q good
one while he was a H. and ordered the
very best machinery from Ohio A four.
story building was erected a ditch was
dug along the banks OF the middle fork Of
the Malheur river. and a turbine wheel
was put In and as fne q mill completed o.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

sacked the city. and carried away many
Of It's treasures. After that event. Baby
lon superseded Nippur as Use chief city
or metropolis OF northern Bahylonla
80 FAR. only one wing OF the library
has been excavated. Nearly $500 docu-
ments have been rescued from the ruins
this year The size OF these Inscribed clay
tablets varies from 2Ni inches 90 lxlla
feet Unfortunately for the dccipherer
they were made OF uubaked clay. AMI
therefore suffered considerably by the
collapse az tho building ard by the hunt
dity OF the ground. But We have an the
fragments
AS 70 the subject o. the texts. they
cover every period Of literature known 70
the early Semitic peoples. Particularly wei
come are the lists Of words written IN two
languages. Sumerian and Babylonlau. the
grammatical exercises; CHRONOLOGICAL lists;