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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-26
QUARANTINE ED.
Frazer Family Stricken With biphthe'
ria Needs Help.

A sad case Of neglect on the part Of
the health authorities was reported to-
day from the western part OF the city
down near the Jordan. Three children
Of Al Frazer and an eighteen months
old child of Mrs. Gigi. an living at Sl3
west Fourth South, have been stricken
with diphtheria, and the Gigi baby Is
close 10 deaths door. The Frazer chill
dren are Julia, aged eleven years Ed
ward, Q, and Matthew, 2. Julia has be-
come quite deaf as a result of the dis
ease
Last Thursday the house was quGran-
tined, but although the health Office has
cut off the family from communication
with the outer world II has done moth
ing farther. Neither medical aid nor
provisions of any kind have been sup
piled to the isolated families, and today
all are In n sad state Of restitution.
Mrs. Woodmansee has talked over the
fence with her sister, Mrs. Frazer, and
has called up County Physician Mayo,
whose wife has promised TO call the
Doctors attention 10 this urgent case,
but so far no relief has come to the
stricken families and nothing has been
done towards their relief.
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CHARGES BRUTALITY.
Wife Alleges Extreme Cruelty OF
Her Husband.

Anna Il. wills prays the district court
10 grant her divorce from Frank II.
wills, because. she says, that her hus-
band has been guilty Of cruel and in-
human treatment towards her. She
says that on March in this city he
threatened to Kill. AT Eureka on June
2, plaintiff alleges that her husband
choked her striking her with his fist
several times, bruising her and black
ening her eye, and In July at the same
place Mrs. Mills charges that the part
ner Of her joys and Ills used vile and
abusive language to her, threw boards
and rocks at her and made another
threat against her life. For these grave
reasons Mrs Wills asks her freedom,
and prays the court TO grant her the
custody Of her two children. Frank
Howard Wills, aged years, and Clyde
samuel Wills, aged g.
The Wills were married at Sacrament
10 on Feb 2. 1892
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Martin Hogan, Irish Patriot, Dead

Chicago, Nov rs, Martin Hogan, tie
lleh patriot, died today at the county
nCspIial. ne was W ytafs Of age lIo-
gan, together With others Interested In
the Fenian movement was convicted OF
treason In 1866 and transported TO the
English penal COLONY In Australia, In
1859 Hogan and his companions. ex-
ceptlng John noyle O'Reilly, who had
previously escaped, were rescued by q
boat which had been fitted out for the
n,rpose by Irlgh Sympathlzers.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The ball glycn by Battery A, N. G.. u,
at Christensen's last night IN point OF
bnlliance, enjoyment and attendance,
was among the most notable or mill
tary social events that have transplred
IN salt Lake The ladies were IN ele-
CANT costume, and with the uniform Of
the military guests aided In making the
scene a most elaborate one The pro-
moters are 10 be congra tulated upon
the success OF their social enterprise.
The annual ball OF the Salt Lake
letter carriers, viii take place tonight
at Christensen's.
The home and education section Of
the Ladies' Literary club, met yester-
day and discussed plans for inaugural
ing measure Of sanitary work and re-
form In the city. The efforts will not
be In the way OF a public crusade, but
along lines that viii promote a general
interest In municipal cleanliness and
health.
Mrs. Ernest Nosworthy OF Denver Is
the guest Of Mrs. A. r Kerr.
The Society Of Daughters of Utah
Pioneers met this afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Mary r. Smith, and an in
teresting program was rendered
The young people OF Sugar ward win
give a dancing party in the ward hall
on Thanksgiving night.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Grand last night there were
afforded a number OF realistic glimpses
Of life In Chinatown, and the High
binder, the opium smoker and the cute
little "Chlnee" were shown amid their
subterranean environments.and made TO
10 duty in the plot Of a story more or
less full OF mingled amusement and
thrills. THE King Of the Opium Ring"
Is a play full Of interest to those who
love that particular sort OF thing, and
It's rendition is by a group OF players
about OF the travelling average grade,
the Highlander being the best piece of
individual work among the actors The
same bill goes tonight and tomorrow af-
ternoon and evening.
There has been an enormous crush
at the Theater box office all day. the
occasion being the opening OF the sale
for the revival OF "'rhe Wedding Day"
Treasurer Derr said he was amazed 10
witness the rush for seats in view OF
the enormous business the opera had
so recently done. -fN
-
Whole Wheat Bread and Zwieback at
&C II, First South.
ST. HELENA SANTTARIUM FOODCO.
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Washed Overheard and Drowned.

Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 26 Capt
Hill, OF the steamship Belgenland.
which reached her dock today from
Liverpool reports that when the steam
ship was abreast Nantucket ligh, early
Sunday morning Mrs. II. McNeh wife
OF DR. McNeal OF Ann Arbor Mich,
was washed overheard and Drowned.
There was n heavy sea running at the
time. Or. McNeal, who was IN deck
watching the storm, went to his state
room and called his wife TO come on
deck and view u passing steamship
The couple had been standing together
for only a few minutes when an Inn
mense wave swept over the Beleenland,
carrying the unfortunate woman over
board. Her body was not seen after 1t
had been carried away by the wave,
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WAR REVENUE ACT REcEIprs
The Total Amount Since June 10,
1903, IL $343, 1913, 034

Washington. Nov. ga statement
has been prepared In the internal bu-
reau, which shows the total
receipts from the war rev.
enue act only from June 10. 1898 to
June 50, 1901. also the four months OF
the act Of March 2, 1901, from July to
October 81, 1901. while the total receipts
from these acts alone amounted 70 $685.
S3S ,6S4, as follows, cents omlttei'
DOCUMENTARY stamps, Sl5.S52,Ssl pro-
prietafy stamps, $i4,2T9S5h; beer. Slll,-
7OO,ObS; special taxes, Slss2sib 5g. to-
bacco, ST.. 0S7 ga; snuff, s2,g7l,l9S; ci-
CARS, s9.4sO5i5 cigarettes, ss9O1Oll
legacles, 81 .l6e, SOP; excise tax, SSO53,-
572 mixed -four, $23,154, additional
taxes on tobacco and beer, s9l,2@.
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TINTIU MINING EXCURSION
ThurAday, Nov 2gtb,

Special train excursion to Eureka,
Mammoth and Silver City and return
Via Rio Grande Western at $500 a. m.
Fare $500 round trip. Return leave Sill
yer city 400 ,. m, Mammoth, AIS p.
M. and Eufekh. 1880 D. M
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lunee CInrenee selah Dead.

o'Nen, Neb,, Nov 26.--Judge Clar-
ence selah died at his home early today
OF typhoid fever He published papers
at O'Nell and Ewing during the early
history OF the state. He was prominent
IN notifies for many years. He had
been member Of the legislature and
In 1891 was elected Judge OF Holt coun-
w. He was Popullst state commit
teeman at the time of his death.
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CHURCH NEWS.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Home Missionaries OF the Granite
Stake Of Zion win be held at $50 pm.
on Wednesday, November ~, 1901, In
the Mill Creek ward meeting house, a
full attendance Is desired.
The monthly Priesthood meeting OF
the Granite stake OF Zion VIII convene
at 10 o'clock am. Saturday, November
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presidential Appointments.

Washington, Nov. 26,--The President
today made the following appoint
ments.
War--Capialns OF infantry: James
w. Clinton, William A. burnside Frank
c. Bolles, Alexander 4, overshine. Har-
~ +. Eamos, Robert Field. BENJAMIN
M Harlshorne Jr.. George 8. foodale,
Arthur O. Koewin, Houston V Evans.
Harry II. Tebbett. Russell c. Langdon,
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New York, Nov g6.--Abram pleser,
charged with having set fire to a
Greenwich street tenement house In
which 90 persons were asleep, was al
rested today and booked for arson
Ploser was one OF the restaurant pro-
prietors on the ground floor of the
building and at o'clock this morning
the place was discovered 70 be on Hire,
When the ilremen broke in they found
three separate blazts burning vita
grease smeared on the woodwork tu
HELM them along. The scores of sleep-
ing tenants in the building were
hustled out safely,
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Rloodhonnds Afler nnrglars.

GAINESVILLE, o., Nov 26.--At New Lex
Ington early today the operator Of the
Cincinnati & Musklngun Valley rail-
road was bound and gagged by masked
burglars who dYnamittd the safes Of
That company the Adams Express COM
pany and the United states Express
company. The burglars secured but lit
lie money. The sheriff is trailing them
with bloOdhOunds.
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sMuGGLER.UNIoN DISASTER,
Coroner's Jury Says Company onicers
Not Guilty Of Criminal Negligence.

Telluride Colo. Nov 26.--The coro-
ner's jury. which investigate the
Smuggler- Union mine disaster in
which twenty six men lost theIf lives,
returned q verdict censurlng Some OF
the minor officials at the mine Tor not
promptly closing the entrance " Bull
lion tunnel after the fire originate, but
finding that the officers OF the Company
were NOT guilty Of criminal or wllful
negligence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-26

Of Judge Dey was today entered as as.
sociate counsel for ihe receiver, and
the hearing was postponed TIL some flu
ture date to he fixed by the court
Thomas II, Duncan Is SUING the Hell
yetla Gold Mining X Milling company
for S2,b72. % for services as secretary to
the company from June s. 1898, to April
A tout
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LONDON APPROVES,


New York, Nov, 26.--Concerning the
troubles on the lsthmus OF Panama the
London correspondent OF the Tribune
says.
The temporary occupation OF the 18th
Milan railway line by the United States
troops is regarded with approval in
London. 1t Is recognized that Amerl-
ca is acting In accordance With her
strict diplomatic rights, but II is By no
means certain that the continental pow
ers look on the matter with friendly
eye.
Continental apprehension, remarks
the Telegraph, rs so far Justified that
the time must come. sooner or later.
When the American forces win land to
stay
AN ENGLISH VIEW.
London, Nov. 26.--"The course Of
events In Central America" saw the
Pail Mall Gazette, rs showing how
inevitable II Is that the United States
should be the principal pefformer in
these lsthmian games, and that Ii IS Just
as wen that their government and
ours should have settled outstanding
differences and be working amicably to-
gether for the preservation OF an open
door
IN THE IsTHMUS.
Colon, Nov, 26.--The Colombian gun
buat General Pinzon reappeared in
Colon harbor this morning, Her com
mander said there were only i0O men
out Of the original 800 troops carried
by the vessel, now on board the gun
boat. The others had been landed &C
Porto Bello, about ten miles distant
from Colon. The presumption Is that
the 500 men are marching overland to
join the government forces undef Gen
Alhan, now at Mamel The ground
they have TO cover IS difficult and the
troops Will doubtless occupy o. few days
In reaching their destination.
The Panama railroad steamer 0rlza.
ba from New York, November ~. ar
rived at Colon, this morning, haying on
board 100 marines, who are to relieve
the tlme-explred men OF the United
States battleship Iowa now at Panama
The marines were embarked on board
train ana were taken 20 Panama
The liberal forces control San Pablo
station and Barbacoa, where there Is
long iron bridge over the Chagres rly-
err. This is q critical point, offering the
liberals a splendid point OF attack
should the government forces attempt
to cross the bridge, II Is generally ao-
mitted that II Gen. Alban succeeds IN
crossing the river at Barbac0i his
march toward Colon win be an easy
task, Gen Lugo, the liberal command
err, Is at f}arbacoa
The liberals retreated from Enpera.
dor owing to lack OF ammunition They
admit having lost sixty men In Killed
and wounded at Emperador, and that
among the number was Col. Oyss, but
they claim that the government loss
was over $50 In killed and wounded,
The armorsd train, which went over
the railroad yesterday, having on board
Capt. Perry and machine guns and fly
ing the American flag, was sen as 1t
demonstratlye force and win bot be
continued daily. Passenger trains still
carry a guard Transit across tha 18TH
mus is open.
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u. a o. TRANSFER CASE.
Judgment Against suretles on APP
peal Bond,

In the suit brought by c. +. Mitchell
against the b. & O. Transfer company.
Judge Morse today, on motion OF Shep-
ard and Shepard, attorneys for the
plaintiff, entered judgment against the
sureties on the appeal bond, B, f. Red
mond and G. Andrews, for 500, with
eight per cent interest from Sept 1, 1901,
and SEA- co costs.
Mtcbell's suit against the company
was for the purpose Of collecting $40
commission for effectlng the purchase
OF the property Of the Merchants
Transfer company at $1,000 for the B. &
o. Transfer company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-26
TlNrlC MINING EXCURSION.
Thursday, Nov %,

Special train excursion to Eureka,
Mammoth and Silver City and return
via Rio Grande Western at 500 a. m.
Fare $500 round trip, Return leave sill
yer City 400 p. m, Mammoth AIS D.
m, and Eureka 1870 D. m.
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London Artillery Going TO boston.

London. Nov. 26.--A letter has been
received from the honorable artillery
company Of London accepting the invl-
tatlon Of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery company Of Massachusetts 20
visit Boston IN 1908 A trip to America
had been planned by the London COM
pany In 1900, but the project was aban-
doned on account Of the Boer war;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-26

Reynolds ]. Rprt James N, Pickering
Dennis N. Nol0n. chNflea &C. Russell,
Frederick W. Lewis Arch .. Stewart
Clarence N, purdy, $500
Nayy--John u, buchanan, assistant
surgeon, rank Of lieutenant. junior
grade, 9Y1l iir rn
Edgar Thompson, passed assistant
surgeon, rank OF lieutenant junior
grade. toN
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Hudson Fabin SHIT Dismissed.

On motion Of Attorneys Stephens and
Smith for the defendants in the case
Of $ s Hudson VS. Fred J. Fabian.
Judge Morse today dismissed the ac-
ton, the time having expired in which
plalntlif might file his cost bond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-26
Figs ana Prunes

attain the highest degree Of perfection
IN California and these choice fruits.
combined with selected grains seIen.
tlacelly blended. make the pest and
mcat nutritious cereal coffee on the
market. Figprune-at groeers.
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Land Case Decided.

In the land title suit Of Robert FL
wood against Andrew S. White. Judge
Hall this morning decided that the find
ings Of fact and conclusions of law
were irS-fayor ot the plaintiff and will
enter judgment IN accordance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-26

80 1901, In the Farmers ward melting
house The High Council of the Stake
WIN meet at O'clock am OF said day
IN the same place. A full attendance
Is requested at each meeting
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Lon LnnaInrd Arrested.

spokane, Wna Nov, 26,--Joe Lang
ford, alias j. ~. Nunson, alias II. ID.
sage, wanted al Miles City, Mont, on
the charge Of beating the First Ma
tlonal bank OF that town out of $3.50 On
a forged check, was arrested In spo-
kane today
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Clcln stndebaker DIVINE.

South Bend, Ind, Nov. 2e.-Clem
Studebaker has been unconscious since
midnight and the physlcipns In attend
ance say death may come at any mo-
ment
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LEMELRY nARGaINs

New Store. New Stock Latest Nov.
cities In Jewery. Lowest Prices In
city for reliable goods.
II. l., SCHWARTZ, q II. Third So.
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COURT NOTES.

In the case Of j, W. Green. receiver,
VS. The Buckeye Mining company, James
u Moyle for plaintiff and Richards &
Terry for the company, the appearance
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No Assessment on Associated Lodges

Plttsburg, Pa. Nov 26,-President
shafer Of the Amalgamated association
emphatlcally denies the report from
Wheeling that the association lodges In
that district are TO vote on an emei-
gency assessment for the creation Of a
gigantic strike fund by the time the
agreement with the United States Steel
corporation expires, eight months
hence
He says that about six pr eight
weeks ago he authorized the leyying OF
an assessment Of 10 per cent, but this
was to make up fund having for its
purpose caring for men who, since the
great steel strike, have been unable 70
secure employment Furthermore, the
unions were without authority to vote
on assessments, that authority being
vested entirely In the officers of the
Amalgamated association,
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T0DAYS REALTY TRANSFERS


Following is todays record Of real
estate transfers, made In the office OF
the county recorder up to o'clock this
afternoons;
David II, Perkins and wife to w,
III. Dunn warranty deed, land In
Bingham canyon ..,n .,......S AIS
Aaron Keyson and wife to +, d.
Baxter, warranty deed part Of
lot q, block a. plat F,....,,, 1000
lions Savings Bank q Trust Co.
to Henry Cox, special warranty
deed lots IA and Is, block 1, Per-
kins Boulevard addition go. .. 900
Walter G. futile and wife to Jane
G. Andrews, warranty deed part
Of lot s, block ~ plat A .,n,... 1850
Mary A. Crooks to NJ. A. Waynick,
warranty deed lots 50 and 81,
block 3, East Side addition 81. 1i0
A. l.. Heusted to Nellie Heusted,
warranty deed, part OF block /,
City Park subdivision ...,..., l
Julia r. X. Woodruff ct al to j.
II. I.annan, quit claim deed, part
Of lot 3, block 90, plat A 90. =. i
Julia II, X, Woodruff ct al to p.
II, Lannop, warranty deed, part
OF lot 2, block 50, plat A $50 !
Administrator OF estate OF Ed
ward v McCauley, deceased, 10
H. Il. Gale, deed, part OF lot 5,
block rs, plat r -. 80. rn... LOO
yg YESTERDAY.
John a. McAmie and wife 10
Charles Caldwell Jr, war
ranfv deed unrt of gpptiOn
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THaNKsGivING DAY
Special Excnrsion.

Special train at 500 am. via Rio
Grande Western for Tintic, $500 round
trip
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SITUATION At
COnsuI-Gen' Gudger Says TtiHc
Is Moving UnmoIested.
ENGLAND GIVES APPROVAL,
London Telegraph Says Time WIli
Come when American Forces Viii
Land 20 Stay.

washington, Nov, 26.--A cablefram
received by the state department at
noon today from Consul-Oen, Gudgsr at
Panama reports that traffic Is moving
unmolested but gives no other details
Of the situation.
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There will be another car. But the man
can't wait. He chases the car and swings
on, painting and hot, but satisfied. He
keeps this gait up all day. Heworks thst
way he lunches that way, He contin-
ues this until his stomach Nbreaks down.
and nature coinpcls him to ugo Slow
business men who have impaired their
digestion by hasty eating will find in
Dt, pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cure for dyspepsia and other diseases
Of the stomach and organs Of digestion
and nutrition. II does not give mere
temporary relief, but Il effects radical
cure. II strengthens the stomach, nour-
isles the nerves and puri6es the blood.
eFor SIX long years suffered with my liver,
kidncys, aud with indigestion, which bal ed
the best doctors Ia Our country writes r. L.
Ransell, ESQ. Of Wooiscy, Prince william Co.,
Va. III suffered with my stomach and back or
a long time aud after taking cart.load Wf
medicine from three doctors grew 50 bad |
could hardly 10 days work. Would have
dealh.kc pains Ia the side aud blind spells,
and thought life was hardly worth living, |
began taking De- pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery aud pleasant Pellets, 90 advised he.
fore ! had taken half OF the second bottle ]
began 10 feel relieved. | got six bottles and
used them, and ain happy % say owe my life
to Dr. Pierce and his medicines
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
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We have fine assortment Of dried
and canned fruit. Jellies. Jams, Nuts
and Figs. Come in at SO Il. First South.
ST. HELENA SANITARIUM FOOD co.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qnlnine Tablets. All drug
glsts refund the money n II fails TO cure. Y, W,
uroye'a signature IL on each box. zoe.
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Artistic JOB WORK

And printing specially attended b
the Deserct News Office. Estinl
promptly furnished, Rush orden
speciality.
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DIED.

STOCKDALE.-At Mill Creek, Utah,
Nov. 18th, OF general debility, Mrs.
Mary Stockdale, aged 81 years
Funeral from Mil Creek meeting
house Wednesday afternoon, at /
o'clock
Millennial Star, please copy.
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blizzard in Northern New York.

Malone, N. Y, Nov. PA blizzard
has been raging throughout northern
New York for the last fifteen hours
The fall Of snow has been very heavy,
Trains are late and country roads are
badly drifted
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YESTERDAY.

Washable Kid Gloves Sale,
at u. G. NJ. l., week Of November 25.
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Following is today's record OF real
estate transfers. made In the office OF
the county recorder up to 8 o'clock this
AFTERNOONS: