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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be meeting OF the mem bers OF
THE Corporation OF tho Members OF the
Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints
residing In the Twentieth Fec eslastlcal Ward
OF the salt Lake stake OF Zion," In the
County OF salt Lake and state OF Utah. nj
the meeting house OF said Ward. on Mon
day, the 18th, day OF November. 1901, at 1870
D. IN, for the purpose OF authorizing the
hoard OF Directors OF said Corporation TO
transfer the legal title to all the rea prop
erty belonging 10 said Corporation TO
TT wsnS.,c,h '0 Ward Of the n0 Church e Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints, In the
County OF Salt Lake and State OF Utah.
Dated Oct. 3lst, 1901.
GEORGE ROMNEY,
President OF said Corporation
LEVI W. RICHARDS. Secretary,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
there will b. a meeting OF the members
OF "fhe Corporation OF the Members OF the
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints,
residing In the Thirteenth Ecclesiastical
Ward, OF the Salt Lake Stake OF Zion" in
the County OF salt Lake, and state OF Utah,
nj The Meeting House Of said ward on Men
day, at Z 20 y. M. the 18th day ~ November
1901, for the purp0se uf authorizing the
Board a Directors OF said Corporation 10
transfer the legal title TO all the real prop
erty belonging 70 said Corporation TO Nelson
A.fmpey,as bishop OF the 18th ecclesiastical
er.dsy Saints IN the County OF salt Lake
and state Of Utah.
Dated October seth, 1901
NELSON A. EMPEY,
President OF said Corporation
Charles X. Petersen. secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09

HE DEATH OF General Harri-
IN son within a little month OF
his Inauguration ended the
hopes Of the Wing party. Mr..
Tyler's early detection opened
the war between the adminietra-
ton and the Wings in Congress,
ton and the Wings in congress,
which was waged with increas-
Ing bitterness until the close. General
Harrisons cabinet remained In oilice,
Al the request Of Mr, Tyler. Mr.. Wep-
ster In the department OF state, Thom-
as Ewing In the treasury, John Ben
In the war department, Mr.. Badger
secretary OF the navy; Francis Granger,
nostmaster general, and Mr. Crittendon,
attorney general.
The FIRST duty devolying on the Wing
Marty was 10 give the relief promised
nv some financial measure, and a bill
was introduced in Congress for the es-
Establishment OF a United states bank,
shorn Of the objectionable features.
which. II was claimed, rendered the old
institution dangerous. II was passed
with SOlllf tilthulhNHAo ~ t'Nh $3.50
OF Congress, and to the surprise of the
Wing party and the cabinet, II was
vetoed by MIR. Tyler Another bill,
prepared TO meet the Presidents OBJ
ieetIons one OF which was the name
bank" and "a fiscal agency" was
formulated with the Presidents APP
prevail, az Il was understood and that
was passed by Congress, and shared the
same fate as the previous measure,
being vetoed, In Objectionable terms
as the Wing leaders charged.
In day or two Mr.. Ewing resigned
from the cabinet and addressed q letter
10 Gales and SeatOn Of the National
Intelligencer. saying the bill just We
toed had been drawn in accordance
with the Presidents views and modi-
fed to suit him. and was approved by
him before II was submitted 10 Con-
gress, and since then he had heard no
objections to II from the President,
though II was pending in Congress sew
eral days. Mr.. Ewngs resignation
was followed by the resignation OF ev-
cry cabinet officer except Mr.. Webster,
who, II was understood. remained TO
conclude the negotiations pending with
Lord Ashburton. The Wings in both
houses with the exception Of "a cor
porals guard" as II was called led
by Henry A. Wise. took open grounds
against Tyler, and though he had
thrown himself into the arms OF the
Democratic party. the Globe, under Mr.
Blair. refused TO become his organ and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09
Hunting the largest Game ON Earth
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To pursue the blue whale successful
ly, a boat is required that can steam
twelve knots an hour. It is furnished
with a formidable weapon known as
the harpoon. gui
The harpoon-gLh is ponderous piece
OF apparatus placed on a raised plat
form on the prov of the whaler and
consists Of a short, stout cannon,
mounted on a broad pedestal, on which
1t can rotate horizontally. The gun has
also a vertical motion. and can be
turned quickly in whatever direction
the prov Of the ship dominates. On tho
top OF the gun are sights" for aim
ing Just as in a rifle. Behind Is the
stock, which Is grasped In the hand
when firing the gun, and beneath Il the
trigger. The breech Is box-like ar
rangement, situated just where the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09
ASSESSMENT NoTICr.

THE GROWN POINT GOLD AND sill
yer Mining Company. Tintic Mining pisttlct
Juab County, Ctah. Location Of prlnclpaI
place OF business, Salt Lake City. Utsa
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting .,
the directors OF the Grown Point Gold ana
Silver Mining Company. he'd at salt iase
City. on Saturday. the 18th day OF Oct9eef
1901. an assessment OF ten cents per shh'
was levied on the. capital stock OF tne p Oo,'
poration, payable Immediately Toe. IL Post
secretary, az his office, room 700, MccoralcS
Block. salt Lake City, Utah. AM STOCK w
on which this assessment mas remain unpaa
on Wednesday, the nth day OF Noyemp,s a
sale at public auction. and unless payusnh.
Is made before, will be sold on SATURDAY w
3Oth day OF November. 1901. 10 pay me %.
ilpquent assessment together with the S''
OF advertising and expense OF safe.
@. II. POST, secretary,
Room No 700. Mccormick Block, sat l'R'
City, Utah.
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ECCLEsIAsrIoaL WARD.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be meeting Of the members OF
The Corporation OF the Members Of the
Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter-day saints.
residing In the Farmers Ecclesiastical Ward,
ing House OF said Ward, on Friday, the 18th
day OF November. lg9t ut 20 y. ~, Tor the
purpose OF authoriz ng the Board OF Dlrec-
tors Of said Corporation 10 transfer the loyal
title 20 all the real property belonging to
said Corporation 10 Henry f. Burton as
Bisnop Of the Farmers Ward Of the Church
OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints. in the
County Of SAT- Lake, and State OF Utah.
Dated Oct %. 1901.
HENRY, f. BURTON,
President OF said Corporation.
W. E. Gabbott, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09

NOTICE.

STATE OF UTAH, DEPARTMENT OF
BOARD OF pardons SAT- Lake City, Utah
Nov. @ 1g0i.--To whom II may concerns.
Notice Is hereby given that the state
Board Of Pardcns will hold regular se'Slol
on saturday November 10. 1901. atl 10 o'clock
a m. at the Supreme Court Room, CitY All
Comfy Building Salt Lake city, Utah
That at said meeting said BOARD will heat
applications for pardon In the following
cases to .wit:
Golden O. Brown, convicted of burglary
housebreaking and escape from prison
Frank Ewing. convicted OF assault
All persons having any Interest iher'ln
desiring 10 be heard, either for or agalni
the granting OF sad applications rcspss
lively, are hereby notified 10 Ne pr,sen, At
said meeting ny order OF the Board
HERER NJ WELLS, President
NJ. A. BREEDEN, Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
there will be meeting Of the members Of
The Corporation OF the Members OF the
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter day Saints.
residing In the Third Ecclesiastical Ward. OF
the Salt Lake Stake OF Zion" In tho County
OF salt Lake. and state OF Utah, at the Meet
ing House. Of said ward. on Monday, tho 18th
day OF November, 1901, at 1880 y. m. for the
purpose OF authorizing the Board OF Directors
Of said Corporation TO transfer the legal title
to all the real property belonging 10 said
Corporation, TO Oliver Hodgson. as Bishop OF
the Third Ward OF the Church OF Jesus
Christ OF Lstter-day Saints In the County
OF Salt Lake, and state OF Utah
Dated october 9th, 1901
OLIVER H0DGsON,
President Of said Corporation.
FERGUS CoALTER.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09
ESTATE OF WILLIAM CRANE,
DECEAsFD.

THE UNDERsIG NED WILL SELL AT
private sale all the right, title. interest, and
estate owned by William Crane, deceased, q,
belonging 10 his estate In and TO 1885 acre,
OF land In lots u and i3, Ia Section 80, Town.
ship south, Range west, sait Lake MefIdl.
an. IA salt Lake County, Utah held undet ,
contract OF purchase with the State Board
OF Land Commissioners Of Utah. toget6s,
with the following personal property %. vii.
span OF gray work horses sIA shares OF stock
in the christmas Mining Company, oe
hundred grade Cotswold rams about forty
grade Cotswod ews, and all 9th personal
property belonging to said estate on and
after the nth day OF November, A. u. 1921.
aud written bids tor all or any OF said prog.
erty will be received at the office OF Th0ms,
Adams. 20 Mccormick Block, salt Lake CIV
aud County. State OF Utah. Terms Of sae
cash; ten per cent TO accompany bid
Dated october 18th, 1891. t
susANNAH CRANE. Administrators
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stock is fastened TO the gun proper.
The gun Is loaded In the ordinary way
from the muzzle. and the harpoon Is
tightly rammed into II. To discharge
the gun small cartridge with a wire
attached is first put into the breech.
Pressure on the trigger causes a pull on
the wire, which ignites the cartridge
and discharges the gun simultaneously.
The harpoon is about six feet In length
and very massive. IL consists essential
~ of three parts. the anterior conlcal
portion, the movable barbs and the
shaft. The anterior conlcal piece Is an
explosive she'll filled with gunpowder,
and screws on to the rest OF the har-
pooh. The explosive shell is fired with
a time-fuse after the harpOon is i'm
bedded In the whale.
Behind the explosive conical piece lie
the four harbs. situated at right angles
to each other. These barbs are always
bound down tightly together with thin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be n meeting OF tho members OF
The Corporation OF the Members Of the
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-day saints
residing 10 the Ninth ecclesiastical Wand, OF
the salt Lake stake OF Zion" In the County
OF Salt Lake, and state OF Utah, at the Meet
lug House, Of said Ward. on Monday the
eleventh day OF November, 1891, for the pur-
pose OF authorizing the BOARD OF Directors
Of said Corporation to transfer the egal title
20 all the real properly belonging TO said
Corporation. TO ]aboz W. West, as Bishop OF
the Ninth Ward Of the Church OF Jesus Christ
OF Latter.day Saints. In the County Of salt
Lake, and state OF Utah.
Dated october 23rd 1901
j. W, WEST,
President OF said Corporation.
EBER CASE secretary.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
there will be meeting OF the members OF
cine CCfpIra,lVn % eag asos 81 ,ho
residing In the second Ecclesiastical
Ward OF the Salt Lake stake OF Zion" 10 the
County OF salt Lake, state VI Utah. at the
meeting mouse Of said ward, on Thursday, the
eist day OF Nov, 1901. at 3 O'clock pm. for the
purpose OF authorizing the Board OF Directors
title TO all the real property belonging to
said corporation 70 Heber Z. Iyerson,as Bishop
OF the second ward. OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter.day saints, in the
County OF salt Lake, and state OF Utah.
HEBER @. iYERSON,
President OF said Corporation.
George X. Reese, Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS. MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting u the tockholders OF the
kexburg Milling Company will be- held Ia
the Office OF VIM. B, Preston. II North Main
street. salt Lake City. Utah. on Monday.
November p. 1901. for the purpose OF elect
inl one director to oil the vacancy now ex-
istlng In the Board OF Directors. said DIrec.
tor to serve for the remainder OF the present
year. A. III, CARBINE. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09
ASSESSMENT NOTICE NO. 3

CLEOPATRA MINING COMPANY p,,
cipal Office a0t Atlas block. salt Lake an,
Utah. Notice Is hereby given that ~,
meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF III
Cleopatra Mining Company held on thu AZ
day OF october, 1901, an assessment Oh ~.
~ cent per share was lowed upon the caplisI
stock Of Cleopatra Mining Company, payabIa
Immediately to q. " Allen, secretary a ~
company, ut his Office. sos booly Block All
Lake City. Utah. ANY stock upon Wbi"S
this assessment may remain unpaid on Ia
3Oth day OF November 1901. will be dels.
quent and advertised for sale at public ana.
ton and unless payment Is made before "a
many shares OF each parcel Of such stock a,
may be necessary will be sold on tbs 18Th dav
OF December 1901. at 10 o'clock q. m. Of saa
day. TO pay the delinquent assessment there.
on, together with thecosts Of advertising and
expense OF sale.
@. f. ALLEN. Secretary
Cleopatra Mining Co pany, Room 5ls llool,
Block, salt Lake City, Utah.
First publication October 18th, 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE
West Morning Glory Mining Co. prin-
State Of Utah.
Notice--Thcre are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account of
assessment No. 3, levied on the 29th day
Of September. 1901, the several amounts
set opposite the nanies OF The respective
shareholders, as follows, namely:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09

HuN HE LAW Is by no means alone
in favoring the first-born Of q
family and comparatively neg
lectlng later corners. for q care
ful examination Of the biograph-
ers Of our most eminent men
Will prove that quite a prepon-
derating number of them owe
their fame to the fact that they MADE
their entry into the world In advance
Of their brothers and sisters.
To such an extent does this appear
to be the case that II a dozen names
OF distinguished men were taken at
random II would be quite safe to assert
that four OF them tor possibly five) are
first sons; OF the remainder three are
second sons, while younger sons, rang
ing from number three downward, must
be content with dividing the small
remnant OF celebrity among them.
Occasionally ycry late conner ac-
quires fame; but the odds are all
against him. Thus, Benjamin Frank
lin, the great natural philosopher and
politician, had no fewer than fourteen
brothers and sisters In front OF him;
Sir Richard Arkwright, the famous In
ventor, was the thirteenth child Of his
parents, and Sir Joshua Reynolds was
number seven In his family
But by far the majority OF the worlds
distinctions are shared between first
aud second sons, the lions share going
TO the iirst-born.
Fame in the world Of letters has
gone In quite undue proportions 20 the
eldest born, IL we may take Dante
Goethe, Shakespeare and Milton as the
four greatest names In the history Of
the worlds literature, we find that all
four. with the exception Of Shakes
peare the greatest. II Is true, OF them
all, were eldest sons.
This privilege OF the first-born Is
claimed for Shelby, Byron and Helne;
and In modern times. 10 mention names
without regard TO relative merit. by
Ruskin, Max Muller. Frederick Harri-
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And, IN accordance with law and an or
der OF the board Of directors. made on the
Goth day OF September, A. d. 1901 30 many
shares OF each parcel of stock as may be
necessary will be sold at the Office Of the
company, room i3O d. r. Walker building
Salt Lake City, state Of Utah, ON the 10Th
day OF November 1901. at the hour of II
am. Of said day, to pay delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with the costs OF
advertising and the expenses of sale.
THOS. Il. TAYLOR, Secretary
Room 400 u. +. Walker building Salt
Lake City, Utah, Nov. 4th. 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09

Is the problem with infants. The grow
ing child has ever changing needs, but
O perfect milk can never so amlss.
Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk
Is the acme OF substitute feeding, Send
lOc for "Baby's Diary" Il Hudson ST.,
N. Y,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. EST lTr
OF George Q. Cannon. deceased. cra1t
tors viii present claims with voucbsr,
TO the undersigned atRoom No. 81 m,
pleton Building. corner OF South Temnl,
and Main streets. Salt Lake City, Ijtas
on or before the 10Th day OF Auws,
A. d. 1902. Angus J.. Cannon, Hugh
Cannon, Lewis 7. Cannon, Tracy '
Cannon, John M. Cannon, Execute,
OF the last will Of George @. Canno,
Deceased.
Date OF first publication, octob.,
18th. A, ID, 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09

IN THE DISTRICT coURr pno
bate Division, in and for sai, ~ ~
County, State OF Utah. In the r,a n,aAc
Of The estate and guardianship Of M. s,,'
A. Burton. John W. Burton. olivnmra iy
Burton ana Archibald RI. Burton =
nors. Notice. The petition Of Mar MN y,
Burton, praying for the issuance ~ Il
self of letters Of guardianship on ~" ,t
persons and estates OF Mary A pnr, we
John w. Burton, Oliver T. Burton ~ w
Archibald II, Burton, minors. has Sna
set for hearing on Friday, The SS'y
day OF November, A. u. 1901 \, ~. y
o'clock, a, M, at the county court nov
In the court room Of said court. In 10,
Lake City Salt Lake county, Utnb -"
Witness the clerk M san
court, with the seal tbareo,
(Seal) affixed, this 7th dav :,
Nov. a. u. 1901
JOHN JAMES, ClerL
BY G. Frank Emery, Deputy Clerh
Harrington G. Sanford. Attorneys
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PROBATE AND auAnp,..-
NOTICES ""shfp
Consult County Clerk or thu 49,,
i've signers for further Ynfornvs respee'

nv inlorma ion.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT ppor,
Division. IN. aud for Salt ~ ORATA
STATE or Utah In the matter on " county,
OF Joseph Hansen, deceased No,INe estate
petition OF Jimima q Hansen. dy,.,ge lhe
OF the estate Of ,osenh nanscn aalssa.Iatrii
de syI ipr va orer sell the follow
10 wit: one Thousand hea OF shen, uVueaenI
SET for hoarine on Friday, thc IN, bten
November, All y. 1901, AZ 10 o'ciock gay OF
me County Court House, In tb e' n, at
Room OF said Court, IN Salt fnI Cguft
Salt Lake Comfy Utah. i'"Ae City
WITNESS the Clerl, =,
Court with the seai ii, sad
Sseai) aflNed this ind day' ootytsot
veinber A. n. 1901 VI no
~ G. Frank Emery, Deputy cls,keeA
II, ;. Tanner. Attorney U.s.
Evening star., 1901-05-24
FAITH HEALERS ARRESTED.
j. A. DOwie and Husband of One of
His Victims.

CHICAGO May 24.-John Alexander
Dowie, ''overseer of the Christian Catholic
Church" was arrested here today pursuant
to the action of the coroner's jury which
has declared him ''criminally responsible
for the death of Mrs. Emma Lucy Judd.
H. Worthington Judd. disciple of Dowie
ana husband of the alleged victim also was
arrested. having appeared at the criminal
court building in comp4ny with Dowie
Both men We're taken before Judge Tuley
who admitted them to bail. Henrikka
Bratsch and Mary 3. Speicher. maternity"
nurses, who are said to have attended Mrs
Judd, Were arrested last night and later
released under bonds
Mrs Judd died week ago at Dowie's
Zion after sixteen hours of suffering Her
infant also died and on expert medical tes-
timony before the coroner that the ordi-
nary treatment given by medical practi-
TONERS would have saved her life easily
Judd the two nurses and Dowie are now
held to await the action of the grand jury
Evening star., 1901-05-24

Twenty Uniyersities Have ReDresent-
atiVes mt Berkeley OYaI.

NEW YORK. May 24-The athletes of a
score of universities and colleges met this
afternoon in the preliminary trials for the
intercollegiate championships at Berkeley
Oval. The finals will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the same field From the
large number of entries, as well as the
fact that. for the first time in several years,
the intercollegiate cycle races will be held
in conjunction with the meet, great inter
est was taken in the event
Yale was the fayorte for the champion
ship. although conservative estimates made
Harvard close competitor and Princeton
a dangerous opponent
Trial heat, 100 yards run-Won by II. II.
Cloudman Bowdon: C. S. Westney, Penn
sylvania. second, Time 10 - seconds.
Second heat-Won by F. NJ Sears Cor
nell; ]. B. McClain, Pennsylvania, second.
Time 10 Is seconds
Third heat-Won by NJ. r. Lightner
Harvard; G. Cook Pennsylvania second.
Time, 10 10 seconds.
Fifth heat-WOn by c. Dupre. Yale: l.. E.
Haigh, Harvard second. Time. 10 seconds.
Fourth heat-Won by A. f. Duffy
Georgetown; r. NJ. Ingham, Yale second.
Time, 10 seconds.
Sixth heat-Won by n. H. Hargrave.
Yale; E. II. Goodman. jr.. Pennsylvania,
second Time, 10 Is seconds.
Evening star., 1901-05-24

William Woodruff of LAUREL L. L. Re-
scented Gossip.


NEW YORK. May 24--Wm. Woodruff.
farmer. residing at Laurel. Long Island,
shot and killed Martha Williamson,
neghbor. last night. and then committed
suicide. Just what led to the tragedy has
not Yet been made clear but 1t Is said that
the woman had been gossiping a good deal
about Noodhull and young lady living at
SayVille. to whom he was engaged
Miss Williamson and her brother went
out driving last evening and did not re-
turn until about midnight. On arriving
home the brother helped his sister to alght
and then drove around to the barn in the
is directly opposite Woodhull's house AS
Miss Williamson walked toward the door
of her house Woodruff rushed out from
some place of concealment and fred at her
with a revolver. The brother heard the
noise of the Shooting and ran from the
barn to the front of the house. to find his
sister lying dead the ground.
AS soon he had fired the shot Wood
hull rushed across the road to his own
house. ran to his bed room and lay down
on the bed and then sent a bullet into his
own brain.
Woodruff was twenty-seven years old
and his victim was about fOrty-fve 1t is
said that Woodruff had often asserted that
ries about him and the young lady whom
he expected to marry. He had been
heard it is said, to denounce her In yto-
lent terms and to utter threats against her
life. 1t Is stated that on several occasions
he said he would shoot the woman if she
did not stop talking about him. Both
Woodruff and Miss Williamson We're well
known throughout the neighborhood.