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The evening times., 1901-04-26
EXAMINE THEM,
The ee-Never-Hurt-Men People.

The "COffec-NcveF-H PeoDIe.
Some famous brain workers have made
a welcome discovery along the line Of re-
cOvery of health by the proper selection
Of food. Several were Of the Coffee
n veT-hHFt-me" kind. but an expert
ment. tried Leaving it off ten DAYS and
the use OF Postum Cereal Food Coffee in
its place. \ definite and decided i'm
provement in health is practically certain
TO attend such a change
Look carefully into the state of health
OF the individual who knows that coffee
don't hurt me" and YOU are almost sure
TO find some form Of physical all or fuuc-
tional perhaps muddy com
pleXiOn, or weak eyes, n4eiDisnt heart
failure, kidney trouble, flyer or bowel
disorders. or some form OF Weakness that
shows plainly enough by the CRY for re
lief sent Up from some organ of the BODY
Why does the dismissal of Coffee ami
the use Of Postum bring help? Expert
meIItS in artlclai digestion sho~ clearly
TO the scientific investigator that coffee
arrests digestion. and according TO one
authority. allows only 81 per cent of the
food 70 be digested. That strikes at the
very keystone TO the arch of health
Failure in digestion means lack Of good
blood, and, therefore, lack of food for
the nerve centres. AS the nerves control
the organs of the entire body one can
readily understand that a disorgeuized
nervous system may show effect ia any
part of the body Therefore, a removal
Of the cause will allow nature 10 RIGHT
herself. 4 powerful assistant to nature
is Postum Cereal Food Coffee, cnmD0sad
Of the alDumen, phosphates, gluten. etc
from which nature builds In the delicate
tissues Of the nerves.
Postum aids digestion without drug
ging, and furnishes a concentrated liquid
food as well as most delicious morning
coffee
If the reader has ever failed to make
Postum satisfactorily, Il viii be found
that 10 allow IL to boil fifteen minute &s
after boiling COMMENCES. viii solve the
problem, as IL must be so boiled 10 extract
taste color, and food value lit Is the
ouIy original Food Coffee with a pleasant
coffee naVar Many limitations Of Post
paIatable ones thus far tested prove 10
be made Of a low grade OF coffee and
some other articles. hot7&sthsta aiding the
loud claims that they are ..pure,,
The evening times., 1901-04-26
TIRED OF GLOOMY WEATHER.
The Prolonged Rain Drives Man
to Suicide

ALTOONA, April 2G.-'Why doesn't the
sun come out?" asked J. Frank Condor,
official reporter of the county court, We'd
nesday- Il haven't seen the sun for
week I'm distraught- IF I don't see it
tomorrow morning III shoot myself 1
cant stand this horrible. gloomy, wet
weather that Ciiugs about you like grave
clothes
Yesterday morning broke as did all the
others for more than a week with a dis
nal rainfall About o'clock a friend
went to Condon's Office on business. He
found him seated in an easy chair, grip
ping revolver in his hand.
He had shot himself in the head because
he did not see the sun when he threw
back the Office shutters
The evening times., 1901-04-26
TO MEET IN NORFOLK.
Virginia Democratic State Conven-
tEGa BE Held August IL

RICHMOND, Va, April z6--The Demo
cratic State Convention for the nomina-
tien of candidates for Governor, Lieuten-
ant Governor, and Attorney General will
meet il Norfolk on August a. This was
decided by the State Committee at its
meeting here last night The meeting was
well attended and brought together the
largest gathering OF party leaders seen
here for a long time. The Iobbies OF the
leading hotels We're crowded with friends
of Montague Swanson. Echols. and Mar
shall. the candidates for the nomination
for Governor The basis Of representation
Of the convention viii be one delegate for
every hundred votes cast for Bryan last
year, which viii give a convention OF
about Lac, one Of the largest held in Vir-
glnia Tor many years II not the largest
ever held There was practically 40 oppo-
Sition to Norfolk as the place OF meeting
Senator Martin VAS here during the en-
tire session OF the committee and Senator
Daniel was here until noon, when he left
for Washington
The evening times., 1901-04-26
{. & o. Canal Not Badly Damaged.

CtIBERLAND, Nd, April 26--J. Clra-
ham Pearre, paymaster OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohm Canal, says the dana ge
TO the canal is ineousequentiaI ia compar-
ison 10 what was indicated by first re
ports when the water was still over the
toWpath He thinks the waterway will
be restored to its normal condition in
short time.
The evening times., 1901-04-26
granted.

Turner & Mitchell. attorneys for Mrs
Martha A BagEett, have protested in the
name of their client against the issuance
of d permit to the Erightwood Railway
Company to maintain permanently car
for use as a whiting station on Richmond
Street, near the Eagle gate to the Sol
diers' Home c f. Hunt, the Computing
Engineer. in reporting upon the matter
states that no application such as that re-
ferred to has been received He informs
the Commissioners that a permit was
once denied to this company To construct
q temporary waiting room in this locality
and ne states that the matter seems to
have been dropped. Mr.. Hunt IS of the
opinion that the occupation OF public
space by the car referred to does not seem
TO nave any justification. and might prop
erly be referred to the Police Department
Action hSs been taken by the Commis-
Siouers in accordance with the reommen-
datIOH-
The evening times., 1901-04-26

AuteErieth &c Conner. architects and
agents foe Isansburg & Bros, have re-
QUested permission to run a steam heat
ing pipe under the alley in the rear of
lot ., square 431, connecting the stores on
Seventh Street with the contemplated
stores on Eighth Street. The fact having
been ascerta;ned that the proposed steam
pipe would not interfere with any exist
ing underground construction, ana that
the land of the two stores is leased by
the same person. the Commissioners have
referred the matter to the Attorney for
the District for an opinion whether the
Commissioners have the right TO Issue d
permit for the proposed work.
The FenCeT'S Club. through its secre-
tary, Ballard N Morris, has requested
permission to establish a shooting gallery
in the basement of premises I70l 1 Street
northwest. This is the proposed gallery
which Judge ". S. Cox and others have
protested against. In view of these pro-
tests Major Sylvester has informed the
commissioners that he cannot recommend
the granting of the permit unless the
consent in writing of those in the neigh
borhoOd can oe obtained. This recon-
meRdatiOn the Commissioners have ap-
proved
The evening times., 1901-04-26

HeGricb's NaeTzeR. senate and Lager eu3body
all the Purea and vhelesome qualities that 4
healthfUl beverage should contain Prone West
- Arlington aBott3ing Co. for a case OF prize
medal beer.
The evening times., 1901-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TAkoHA SPRINGS HOTEL open May l. having
city water and sewerage and all modern improve
ments; finest suburban resort III reach Of Wash
be open SUNDAY afternoon, April y Tor inspec-
ttou. " " WARFTET.D
MRS. CRADDGCk leaves town Saturday; viii give
farewell talk 10 ladies only at ; p. II. today;
to gentlemen only at p. M 701 G ST nv
SPECIAL NOTICE-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders of Fort MyeF Heights Land Com
pany viii be held at the companys Virginia
Office. en- Military Road, Fort Myer Heights. at
NOON on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN MAY
1901, for the election of seven directors and
transaction Of other business that may come up.
GEO. P. ROBINSON Secretary.
SPECIAL N0TICE-UiH persons who witnessed
accident 10 coiored attempting TO board
an eastbound car near Peace Monument on the
night OF March ( last about 10 O'Clock, please
communicate with r \. BROWN, conductor of
the train, $40 Indiana ave-?
The evening times., 1901-04-26

EI.25 To Baltimore and Return Via
B. Il o..
Saturday and Sunday. April q and %
The evening times., 1901-04-26

Get rid of your Heuralgic headache by using
ROYAL Headache Tablets; safe and sire
The evening times., 1901-04-26

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxatize Bromo-ouinine Tablets. ago.
The evening times., 1901-04-26
DESP0RDENGY,
sRoMO-PE PSlN

ALL DRUGGISTS. ioo. 25o. & SOC,
The evening times., 1901-04-26

The Commissioners have approved the
recommendation OF the Inspector of
Plumbing that AlInira Forester be permit
ted to use one sewer and one water main
for the two houses 213 and 2l5 Twenty
second Street northwest. The Inspector
states in his report that the improvements
are old frame houses containing four
rooms each. and not in a very good state
of repair He says the total frontage is
about thirty feet and that the lots have
4 depth Of about fOrty-SiX feet. He thinks
that the buildings do not constitute per
manent improvements and for that rea-
The evening times., 1901-04-26

Charles W Ball has submitted to the
Commissioners schedule of the propO-
s&Is received for refining with lead the
water supply tank in the attic of the
Central High School Building. and recon-
uends that the contract be awarded 70
+ J. Hannah.
The evening times., 1901-04-26

HuIdah W BIackford, Secretary Of the
Industrial Home School. has reported to
the Commissioners certain changes among
the employees Of the school Alice Cum
Minis is appointed Iaundress at So a
month vice Mamie Nicholson. resigned
Kate Cummins is appointed hoIsemaid
at 80 = month. vice Alice Cummins
transferred. These appointments are to
take effect from April /
The evening times., 1901-04-26
ODD FELLOWS ON PARADE
Celebration of the Eighty-secOnd
Anniversary Of the Order.

Reviewed by the President ana
Commissioners Of the DiStrict-Ap-
propri:tc Exercises at the Na-
tiouaI Thcntre-Rccepticn Tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-15

hepo'' The state OF Utah Of the s0H'
Wv dillon u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-15
BEFORE SUPREME COURT.
Case Of A. N. Mcintosh (AppsIlaOt) VS.. Salt
Lake County Argued Today.
suit which Involves the Waiter Of In
teress on County warrants Prior
60 Jane 1896.

Only one OF the three cases set for
hearing on The Supreme Court calendar
today was argued, that OF A. N. Nc
lntosh against Salt Lake county. Me
lntosh's appeal was argued by Attor-
ney Frank b. stephens and p. r.
Christensen set forth the county's
claims, and the case was taken under
advisement.
The plaintiff In this case, Miss A. n.
Mcintosh purchased county warrants in
1894 which she claims bore 5 per cent
interest The county claims that 1t
had no power to pay any interest on
these warrants prior TO June 8, 1896,
and from that date only per cent,
which to the time Of the commence
ment OF suit, October !. 1898 amounted
TO $500, ana this amount with the face
value OF the warrants was paid TO Miss
Mcintosh, She, on the other hand,
claims interest at the rate Of S per
cent for the whole period from the date
of the issuance Of the warrants In
1894 to the time the suit was fled
amounting to something like N,l0O,
OF the two other cases on todays
docket Kaysyille City Va Il, p, Ellison,
appellant, went TO the foot Of the cal
endar, and the case Of Daniel Hamer
VS. l.. b, Adams ct al, appellant. was
dismissed.
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ELDER FUCHS FUNERAL.
1t Was Held at His Home in Paris
Oh Monday.

President Joseph f, Taylor Of the
Salt Lake Stake, returned home from
Idaho last night having gone to Paris
In that safe In charge OF the remains
Of Elder Carl Fuchs, the missionary
who died In Germany recently.
The tmeral was held from the First
ward melting house at Paris on Mon
day beginning at 2 p. m. The speakers
were Elders John A, Sutton, John w.
Stuck Who spoke in German, William
l.. Rich. President Bulge Of the Bear
Lake Stake, and President Joseph ~.
Taylor. The choir, under the direction
Of Joseph II. Sheppard, sang very ef-
fectiyely the anthem, zone Sweetly
Solemn Thought" and the solo, He
Giveth His Beloved Sleep" was feel
lngly sung by Elder Sheppard, The
ceremonies were very Impressive and
the meeting house was packed to the
doors with friends who came to show
their respect TO the memory Of the de.
ceased and to sympathize with his sor-
rowing family.
Prior "a the services two hundred
children gathered at the stricken home
and maHhed in q procession to the
meeting house after having sung In
most touching manner the ever popular
Mormon hymn, 20, My Father" A
large coHege followed the body to the
Paris cemetery, where 1t was con-
signed 10 the grave.
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Report made to the Secretary OF state of
the State OF Utah. of the con-
dillon OF the
WALKER BROTHERS, BANKERS,

Located at Salt Lake City In the County
of salt Lake. State OF Utah. at the lose
OF business on the Ath day OF April
1901.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCK.
HOLDERS MEETING.

PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF
the Hoard OF Directors OF the Otah sugar
.nmpany passed alta meeting held On May 10,
lDl,notlco Is hcreby giyon hata speoiai stock.
o dels NEE Ing = ia Stockholders ot the
utah sugar ompauy Will b no Gu Friday
lhe 'tb day OF June at the hour OF O'CLOCK
p M, IN room COZ empleton Building, salt
Lake NY Utah, for the pnrpos OF consider
ing and voting upon the question OF amen i.
lni article VI of the articles OF lncurpora.
ton OF the Utah ugar Company, incfeas nv
the capital stock from the sum OF one mill
lion dollars 20 thvsnm OF two million dollars,
so that said article vi shall read as foll0wsi
wi That the amount of the capital sto X
OF said corporation shall DO TWO million Dbl
lars (s2,0000O divided Into two hundred
thousand OlO0Ol shares OF tho face or par
value Of ten $1,000 each
Also for tho purpose OF considering and
voting upon the question OF the lSsu ~ Of
new stock and the amount theraoi md the
tin of payment AID 4 Il other mAtters per.
tainngt0 such ,sa0, And for the transac.
ton OF such other business AS shall properly
come before tho meeting
nORACEG, WHITNEY,
Secretary,
Salt Lake City, May 18th, 1901.
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CQtarrh

Ihe best authorities say, is a disease
Of the blood.
Therefore local applications cannot
cure.
Beng a constitutional disease Il
requires q constitutional remedy
Hoods Saraparilla.
by thoroughly purifying the blood,
lAi' great medicine reduces the in.
nanmatlOn Of the mucous membrane
Aau Stops all catarrhal discharges Of
me nose, throat, stomach, bowels,
bladder and generatiye organs.
catarrh is especially dangerous in
persons who inherit or have acquired
'P'eui'pO'Itlon to consumption.
in'he'e and all other catarrhal cases.
Hoods Ssraparila so thoroughly rem.
OSa''' the blood and restores strength
anu 'lgor that it permanently cures.
~ lac'' because Of the character Of
,'' Oi'ea'e' and the peculiar merit Of
tle remedy. Uood,. c.......-.,
'On@0n''en;e treatment for catarrb.
slVA'a sunerrirom nasal ca,sr,b. Grad.
NJ. growing worse. began taxing
,r,,S S' sai'aparIlh which completely
, :, me Of that Troublesome dl 1885, =
IND D0'S' lal5A noV Ave- Indianapolis.
Be sure 10 get
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-15
A STUDENT OF LONGEVITY.
Prof. William T. \ tewart, a Distiu'
guished Life Insurance Man, Here.

The News" received a pleasant call
today from Prof William T. Stewart, a
noted STUDENT of vial statistics and
the compiler Of number of scientific
and highly interesting charts on long
eyity. Puf. Stewart was accompanied
by Hon, Rulon s. Wells, local manager
for the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany, Of New York, with which Prof.
Stewart Is also associated.
Prot Stewart did not talk shop"
but delivered himself OF some interest
ing Statements nevertheless. some of
which may appear In print before he
takes his departure from this city. The
professor visited Salt Lake eight years
ago and declares that the city has made
wonderful progress in every respect
since TIA, time. Until recently Salt
Lake was subordinate TO Denver; but
It is so no longer. II is now recognized
by the Mutual as an official business
center. The agents OF the company
from Utah and Idaho Will assemble at
the Kputsford on Friday next at
o'clock 10 attend a banquet given In
their honor and 10 receive Instructions
In up-to.tate methods OF the life In
surance business This latter part OF
the gathering Will extend into Satur-
day.
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COL. ROOTS RED MEN.
VIII Leave for New York With a Big
Batch Tomorrow.

Col Root the old time frontiersman,
chapters from whose NE and adyen-
lures appear at stated intervals in the
New York Journal leaves for Nebraska
tomorrow, accompanied by W. II. Lid.
diard. The purpose OF this step Is to
gather up one OF the livellest carloads
OF assorted Indians and bronchos that
nave ever been hauled east OF the
mississippi and ship them back to as.
,ohlsh the tfiete natives OF Glen Island
New York.
both gentlemen are old hands al the
business Of providing for wild Wes,
SHOWS and are much sought after BY
eastern amusement firms when there
Is cal for that brand Of entertain
nlent Mr. Liddiard is a typical old
line Westerner and wears his hair
snshtiy decolette on top and fun al
lhe back, after the fashion made So
popular by Colonel Cody and other ok.
ponehts Of "broncho busting" He has
managed ~, IN his time a number Of wild
west exhibitions prominent amont
mem being the entertainment Of thar
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Located at Salt Lake City IN. the County
OF Salt Lake, State Of Utah, az tne
Close OF Bnsiress on the Hth dsy
Of April. 1901.
pEgOuRCyS
1Othi s.s.ss.i
STATE OF UTAH, |
County OF salt Lake. !

TR. Jones. being first duly sworn
according 20 law, deposes and says tnst az ~
proprietor Of the above named bank that VI
above and foregoing report con h'ns u w., w.
true and correct statement OF the condlton
ef ths aid bank at the close Of business on
'ne -''n "a' " T. II JONES
s,bscrlbed ana sworn 20 before me this 'tu
ury y. I~' WIN. b. sPRAGUE
Notary Public
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BUSINESS AND REALTY.

Theodore Bnbaek and Jessie McLane
Bruback have conveyed to Mrs Louise
scannell for a consideration Of s2l, 900
a piece OF property. and a right OF way
at the southeast corner Of East Tempt.
and Fifth South streets, and a piece
OF property al northwest corner Of
Tenth East and Second South streets.
Frank ]. Green, formerly In the Ia
coma office Of the Bradstreet CONNER
eial agency has arrived In Salt Lake
and will assume control as superintend-
ent OF the Bradstreet agency here. b.
w. Robinson. who has for the past two
years been IN charge here will shortly
be given charge OF larger Office Of the
company In another city.
Duns' Review Of May 18th has this 10
say Of trade in Salt Lake for last week.
Jobbing business In leading lines Is gen
orally satisfactory Trade Is good IN
hardware. mining supplies, drugs and
groceries, and satisfactory in clothing.
dry goods and notions. and fair In
shoes Heavy rains retarded wool ship.
ments somewhat, but stocks are again
moving freely, and the early shearlng
Is largely over. Retail business fairly
good. Collections are fair and money
plenty and easy with rather light de-.
mand. Grain and country products
are In better supply.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
>~.~~>~>~~~>>oo~~N~ooNoo.>o


Business at the Theater last night
TOOK big upward bound. Henry MIL
ler's rarely artistic work In Hearts.
ease, and the romantic beauty of the
play were stlll well remembered by our
theater goers even though two wears
mad passed since II was last rendered
mere the largely Increased attendance
demonstrated that Mr. Miller would
nave done well TO open his engagement
with the ola play instead of the now
one The old time success OF Hearts.
ease was more than duplicated last
nght Not even on It's first rendltion
was there so much enthusiasm and 40
many curtain calls and both the com.
pany and the s,ar were recalled so many
times az 20 make people TO whom tho
GOODNESS and undemonstratlve charac-
Yer OF salt Lake audiences were proven.
DiaL stare with wOnderment. Bat all
me enthusiasm was well deserved
Nolh'ng IN all Mr.. Miller's career an
proaches the tenderness the romance
the force and the finish with which ne
invests the part OF the young composer.
me playwright has done excellent work
TOO ana the situation where Temple is
passing through the lobby of Covent
Garden theater pale. m. and detected
over the loss Of his honor. the woman
ne loves, and the opera which was ~
have made him famous where he hears
the strains ~ his beloved work stealing
through the doris from the stage and
thinks at first that the sounds are n
hailuenatlon Of his weakened mind
then as he strains swell he becomes
certain the melodies and harmonies
are his own, he boldly claims IL ana
danounces the villain who has stolen
his work-all was effectively written
end admirably rendered, The support
throughout. was Of the best. Miss Rock
WelTs Margaret was beautifully acted
ana Mr. Turner quite redeemed himself
IN the character Of the old man. Miss
hlliston was az wlnnlngly sweet as
ever Miss Eustace very capabe and
MI Elliott capital The other parts
we're wen acted down % the smallest
Hearisoase" closes the season tonight
and u ought 10 draw an Immense house.
Gudgeons' is today's matinee bin.
The orchestra last night was given
ln ovation after It's fine rendition of the
'aVallerla selection.
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PI0 dRANDE WESTERN SOLD TO-DAY
n, G,aode Stockholders Meet in the Colorado Vap'aI
''''' Under Special Call and Ratiiy Purchase oil
the Utah Road.

mental business. At the general olllces
OF the company II was stated loua!
THAT nearly all the new stock TO De ls'
sued in accordance with the proposlloH
approved has been subscribed ohly Vne
rights to a few thousand shares nave
NOT been taken advantage OF ana ihose
mainly belong to persons now traNeIIHb
In foreign lands who have not had ai'
opportunity TO subscribe.
WILL ABOLISH SALT LAKE OFF,
CES.
Plans for the operation oil
Inc Utah line have not yet
been announced, but ii Is UNDERSTOOD
that that section will be operated
as the Utah division and there WIZ pc
no radical changes Of officers Of the
newly acquired possession, The gen
era offices In Salt Lake city and Den,
yer win be abolished and consolidated
with the Denver 4 Rio Grande general
Offices In Denver Several Of the no
Grande Western general office peop. o
win remain with the company IT Is
said. and there will be no change IN
the operating department in that al
vision OF the road IL IL probable
that a number Of the old officials OF the
Utah line win become officials Of the
Utah division
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TRANSFORMATIONS,
curlou. Result. when Conee Drinking Is
Abandoned.

II Is almost as hard for an old coffee
topper 20 quit the use OF coffee as IL Is
for a whisky or tobacco flend 20 break
OF, except that the coffee user can quit
coffee and take up Postum Food Coffee
without any feeling of loss of the
morning leverage. for when Postum Is
wei boiled and served with cream. IL
is really letter In point Of flavor than
most OF me coffee served nowadays.
and to the taste Of the connoisseur IL
In IKE the flavor Of fine Java
A great transformation takes place
in the body within ten days or two
weeks after coffee Is left off and Pos.
tum Food Coffee used, for the reason
that the poison 20 the nerves has been
discontinued and In Its place is taken
a liquid that contains the most power.
ful elements OF nourishment
II is easy 10 make this test and prove
these statements by changing from
coffee to Postum Food Coffee.