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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

'The Bonnie Brler Bush" sale at the
Theater opened this morning with a
big rush. There Is every indication
that Mr., Stoddart and Bob Easton
viii be greeted by great throng
Thursday night
Al the Grand last night sensation
ruled The day, and the thrilling elm
axes OF THE Denver Express" met
With q throbbing response from all sec
tons OF the crowded gallery The play
has been seen here before and needs
no describing, Suffice It 10 say that
L pleased the portions OF the house that
IL was written to tickle. and no crit
lcism Is called for. IL runs again to-
night. tomorrow afternoon and even
ing and makes way Thursday for the
new play, "Over the Sea-
Miss Lucia Perrin, accompanied by
her father and mother, was In the city
today, saying good Dye 60 friends
Miss Ferrln leaves tomorrow morning
IN company with Miss Vera Hardy OF
Provo TO take up course OF musical
study In New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-14
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Phil Hitchcock Of the Wabash came
In from Denver this morning.
General Agent c. A. Walker Of the
Chicago x Northwestern left for Chi
cago today
Vice Presidents Cornish and Bancroft
returned from their tour of Inspection
in Idaho this morning early.
ID. W. Aldridge, general agent of the
northwestern at Denver Is in Salt
Lake on one of his regular trips.
President Horace G. Burt and supt
W. l.. Park Of the Union Pacific return
east on the O'clock train this evening
General Manager Ed Dickinson. for
the first time for several years, did not
accompany the Union Pacific party to
Salt Lake.
J. Il. Berry, chief engineer for the
Union Pacific and consulting engineer
for the Oregon Short Line, is In Salt
Lake today.
Travelling Freight Agents Powell and
Plalsted of the Illinois Central and Ore
gon Short Line respectively, left for the
north this morning,
The o. r, & N, and Union Pacific
freight officials expect to complete their
work here this afternoon and viii re-
turn home this evening.
Prest. Baer and the old board of d.
rectors of the Philadelphia d Reading
were reelected at the annual meeting
OF stockholders yesterday.
The injunction hearing which effects
a number OF Western roads and inter-
state commerce generally was post
poned again yesterday.
Local rallroadmen are OF the opinion
that the lnterchanging of passes be-
tween Western roads will still prevail
despite the st. Louis meeting on the
2Sth inst. The Pennsylvania is said to
have already pronounced the expert
ment to be somewhat Of failure.
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COMING OF
COL.W. ]. BRYAN
a. -
Distinguished Democrat viii be
Here October q,
HE ITINERARY WHILE HERE
Il includes speeches ia SAT- LsRe'
Lehi, American Fork, Provo
ogden and Corinne'

The coming OF William J. Bryah'
which has been heralded for some 'lll'e
past, Is now definitely announced nc
viii arrive in ogden the morning OF lne
2ist and will be brought by special tram
to Salt Lake, where, about lV'SV a. No
he will deliver an address at the h'o
Grande Western depot. From here ne
win proceed to Lehi where he wiz
speak from the rear Of the train then
90 American Fork and then on to Pro-
80, his speech there being delivered
from an improvised platform 10 oe
erected near Y. G. NJ, |. heturnihk,
Mr.. Bryan will speak at Bingham III
the afternoon and in ogden opera nouse
at night. The morning OF the Sgnd the
distinguished gentleman VIII SPEAK ~
Brigham city, whence he viii be driven
10 Corinne, where he will eaten the
west bound train for Nevada Arrange
ments are now being made Tor cgl;
Bryan's entertainment ana j. VII
doubtless he along lines when WIZ
make him feel that his stas here'thousn
short, was nevertheless highly appre'
ciated.
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OGDEN BUDGET.
Arrested for Robbery Lecture Inter'
rupted--S Stock Killed by Dogs.
Especial to the "News.")

Especial to the 'News.")
Ogden, Oct. l4,-Last evening two
young men giving the names of Jesse
Malone and Barney Crist, were arrest
ed by Detective Fender on complaint
Of another young man named Charles
Shope, on charge of robbery. Shope
others was riding on a box car near
sydney, Neb., when the two men ar
rested threw him down, stripped him
Of his clothes and robbed him Of s.,
which he had In his pockets. He rode
into Ogden on the same train as the
others, and In a scantlly dressed con-
dition reported the matter 10 the po-
lice. and the arrest OF Malone and
Crlst followed. When arrested they
both protested their innocence, declar-
Ing they had never seen Shope before,
but this morning they confessed TO the
robbery. Their hearing is set for to-
morrow evening.
MISS MINT INTERRUPTED.
Miss Mint. the organizer Of the Ma
tional Liberal Art and Science league,
reported 10 the city council last even
ing that while delivering her lecture at
the Lester Park pavilion yesterday af-
ternoon she was disturbed by students
Of the Weber Stake academy and was
obliged 10 discontinue her lecture. II
appears that misunderstanding had
occurred over the letting OF the pa
vlion TO Miss Mint, as 1t had previous
~ been let 10 the Weber Stake acade-
my for use by the physical culture
classes every Monday afternoon. When
the students went there yesterday for
their usual exercises they found Miss
Mint IN possession The city council
will investigate the affair. and If II is
found that the students were ungentle-
manly or otherwise at fault. in all
probability the privilege OF using the
pavilion will be denied them in the
future. II was let TO them gratis,
and with the understanding. II Is
claimed, that when otherwise in use
they should waive the use Of 1t.
DOGS KILL STOCK.
Chief Of Police Browning. Thomas D.
| Dee and several other gentlemen OF
this city have some valuable cows and
| calves In a pasture on west Second
street. Some time during last night
dogs got into the pasture and killed a
valuable Jersey heifer belonging TO the
chief, and so severely injured seven
cows that II Is doubtful II thy will sur
vlye. II the owners Of the CANNES
| can be located, some damage suits may
| follow their nocturnal frolic.
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ERIE REPORT.
Net Earnings Show an Increase Des
pite the Big Coal Strike.

New York, Oct. l4.--Net earnings of
the Erie Railroad company for the fs-
cal year ended June 30 last, as given in
the annual statement Just issued.
amount TO N2,7l7S3S, an Increase for
the year Of s2.y2,5O5, The coal strike.
which tied up the mines In May and
June last resulted in diminishing the
tonnage OF anthracite coal 3S per cent
For the year 6.00S.5O5 tons were trans
ported over the Erie lines to market, a
decrease Of 2310l5 tons.
Gross earnings Tor the year We're Si0.-
Ssi 4s3. an increase OF Sl,i92,l3 Ex-
penses OF operation decreased $3.50. ga
The ratio OF operating expenses ex.
elusive OF taxes, to earnings was 66.39
per cent
Capital account was charged during
the year with $500, 900 for additional
equipment, which included partial pay
ment on 60 new locomotives and pay.
ment for 80 other new ones.
The capital issue OF the Erie amounts
10 SiLsg2.iO0 first preferred stock, SIS
100000 second preferred, and tll3. O0O, 900
Of common stock, There is outstand-
ing S70,Ss5.000 In bonds.
For the year sle. $50, 200 or 81 per cent
OF the operating expenses was paid d.
rect 10 labor, being distributed among
SO.Ss1 employees.
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JOSEPH FOREMAN GONE.
One of Salt Lakes Earliest School
Teachers Called Home.

The grim reaper, death, slipped into
the home Of Joseph Foreman 1913 west
North Temple street last night, and
took IN one who for years has been
prominent resident Of Salt Lake. Mr..
Foreman himself Deceased was In
his SOth year and was a native of
Pennsylvania. He cam to Utah IN arly
days and was the first taoher In the
Brigham Young schoolhouse. razed 10
the ground only few weeks ago. Prior
20 that time however, President
Young's family went to school I'm a
wing erected some time before, where
they were taught by Miss Ella Smith,
who later became the wife Of Daniel
Seeglulller Mr. Foreman leaves three
sons and two daughters. His wife died
10 years ago. The funeral will be held
THURSDAY. notice Of which appears In
another column
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DIRT is FLYING.
Contractors Start on Work OF Con-
meeting C0rinne and Brigham.

Yesterday morning dirt commenced
% fly on the new track which is to con-
meet Brigham with Corinne and by this
mornlng there was big force OF m ~
at work breaking ground for what w'll
he for some time the main line Of the
Southern Pacific into Ogden.
General Superintendent IT, Il. Calvin
Of the Oregon Short Line this morning
stated that the change had been de-
clded upon so as to release some q
miles OF steel between Corinne and Og-
den. which will be torn up and then
put down upon the Lucin cutoff across
tie lake. The new track viii leave the
Southern Pacific at point two miles
south Of Corinne and join the oregon
Short Line about 200 feet south OF the
Brigham city depot
Regarding the extension into the Ma
lad valley Mr.. Calvin said that nothing
would be done In that direction In the
immediate future.
Work II to be rushed on the four
miles OF construction 50 that trains may
be running over the new joint line early
IN November Together with the clos
Ing OF the gap the spur 10 the sugar
factory which is TO be built this sea-
son in readiness for next years crop,
II Is expected win also be built
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LATE LOCALS,

Today's bank clearings amounted TO
$62S, l0S.S2 as against S5iI 292.SS the same
Gay last year.
Floyd II. wilkins and Atlantis n.
Taylor. both OF Portland, Ore were
married In the county clerks Office to-
day by Deputy Clerk Emery.
AT a consultation between County At
torney Christensen, County Physician
Mayo and the mother of Eva Jasper
son. the li-year-old girl who has Just
been returned from the reform school,
held I'm the county attorneys Office this
morning, II was decided to examine
the girl as to her sanity on Thursday
afternoon az | O'clock
Bill Nixon. who was serving a 30 days
sentence in the city Jail, became tired
Of prison life today and levanted.
Jailer Kimball had made a trusty Of
Nixon who promptly took advantage OF
II and skipped out.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

Warren Foster, candidate for the
supreme bench on the Socialist ticket,
will speak at Marysvale, Piute county
on Friday.
Ben Cox, an old-time Democrat of
Kansas is in tn. c,ty.
The Republicans will hold rally IN
Nelson's hall, Big Cottonwood, tomor-
row evening. The speakers WI De
George A. Smith and clesson 5. Kin
ney.
Hale's hall In East Bountifu WAS
the scene OF an enthusiastic Repnbll-
can rally last night. George a. smith
Jesse M. Smith and james II. Anderson
were the speakers,
The Republican district ohairmen OF
fhA Flxst precinct held meeting IN
the city and county building last nlgit
and Organized for campaign WORK q
slrui,ar NEE ting was held by the Demo
cratic chairmen OF the Second precinct
Col. w. ]. Bryan win arrive In os-
don the morning OF Tuesday, the zlst
and win address meetings In dinereh'
parts of the state.
Hon. Joseph Howell viii speak In 81.
George on Friday evening, Oct H.
The Democrats held rousing meet
ine In Spanish Fork last night, In
sneakers were Judge w II. KING anu
MAI Richard ". Yoans'
Hon. George a. Smith Will speak at
Willard, poxeider county t9nlga''
II. w. Flshhurn and Fred J, Hclton
will make a tfui OF the west sac OF
i,oaeMrr count. this week In the ih'cf-
est VI Efpuh'' an SIN.
willard Hansen and James lngebret-
san spoke at Frisco last night Tor me
Republicans. They viii visit other
Beaver towns during the week and on
Saturday viii hold meeting at Paro-
wan.
n. q. Collett and h. II, Mcdonald
spsak al Wellington, Carbon county. to-
nirht. Tomorrow night they WIZ be AT
Ferron. Emery county.
Senator G. ID. Clark Of wyoming VIII
address a meeting In the Ogden opera
House the night OF Thursday, the 10Th
He VIII be assisted by state Senator T.
II. Allison
u. =. Nelson, private secretary 10
Congressman Sutherland, Is arranging
FOR a tour OF Grand county. In which
hs will be accompanied by w. *. Reid.
Ron. Joseph Howell and Lewis T..
Cannon will speak at Cedar on the 18th,
Tomorrow night they appear at Nephi
IN company with l. II. Grace.
The Republican Kane county cam
paign Is being handled by speakers
from the south, There is no contest on
IN Kane. owing 10 there being but one
ticket, the Republican. In the field
The visit OF Hon. Joseph Howell TO
st. George, marks the first time a
candidate for Representative 20 Con-
eress has gone into Washington coun-
~. This the Republicans think. au-
gurs well for a good vote
A. b. Irvine and c. w. Watts speak
nj Holden, Willard count" tonight, and
al Ranosh tomorrow night,
,. =. Bagley and John Bowman Will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-14
Finding Was Filed 10 the District
Court This Afternoon.
UNANIMOUS FOR DEFENDANT
Brief Statement Of Facts by Messrs'
Hills, sharp, Ritter and Harness
Inieresting Case.

The following report from the arbl-
trahon committee appointed to adju'
dIcate the differences between Joseph
s. Richards and the Trustee-in-trust OF
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints, IN relation TO certain real
estate transaction was filed In the
Third district court this afternoon:
Joseph $. Richards plaintiff VS. Jos
eph h. Smith, Trustee-in-tru OF the
Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter-day
Saints, defendant. On the 9th day Of
August, 1909, the above named parties
entered into an agreement pursuant to
chapter 49, title 70, entitled "arbitra'
ton" of the Revised Statutes of Utah,
1895 by which the above named parties
agreed to submit to arbitration a GER
tain controversy existing, between them
wherein said Jos. $. Richards, piaintin,
claimed that Joseph Y. Smith. trustee
in-trust, defendant, was and is indebt-
ed to him In the snm OF S50,9O0 as
damages for not carrying oIt a certain
agreement made between him, the said
JOS s. Richards and the late Bishop
Edward Hunter, In regard TO the pur-
chase and sale OF q certain piece or
land which said damages said defend.
ant denied, at the same time each OF
said parties agreed to submit the ques-
ton TO arbitration before four diain-
terested persons, with the privilege In
said four persons TO select a fifth al
any time IN the course Of said proceed
ings they might elect so to do, That
said four persons selected for arbitra-
ton were l., S. Hills and James Sharp,
on the part OF plaintiff and W. w.
Ritter and John r. Barnes on the part
OF defendant
That those four persons on the Both
day Of September, 1902, held their first
meeting and agreed then and there not
TO then select the fifth person. but to
hear the evidence themselves, and II
thereafter they could not agree, then
to make O selection Of a fifth arbitra-
tor.
That on said date said plaintiff, JOS
S. Richards, introduced his case and
made a statement thereof TO said arbi-
traitors. Adjournment was then taken
until the 18th day Of October, 1902
when they all met again, and the wit
nesses being sworn, testimony was
given on both sides, the parties having
submitted their testimonies and the
case being closed. the undersigned ar.
bitrators took the same under advise.
ment and on this 14th day Of october,
1902, make, conclude and decide In fa-
vor Of the defendant, that there Is no
cause OF action.
(Slgned) L. s. HILLS,
JAMES SHARP,
w. w. RITTER.
JOHN r. BARNES.
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Consult County Clerk or the respeet 4,
ushers Tor further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT pna
late Division, In and for Sail fat
county. state OF Utah. In the mat
{ the estate Of A. II. Raleigh deceas
Notice. The petition OF William Agre
nd Alfred solomon, executors of I.
state OF A. II Raleigh, deceased.
confirmation of the sale of the folIo,,,t
described real estate OF said decedef
il vat:
al Of blocks twenty-nine Cg0 ana
thirty 800, and all OF lois three IN %
Jour ti), of block twenty seven NJ
Hat a of Centerviile t0wnsite sur,
Us plated In pat Of said survey on N
IN the office OF the County Recorder n
Davis County. Utah to which reference
ig hereby made.
Also all of lots three go and four q
Ia block twenty-eight (2S). plat 4. III
'2id CenteVille toWnsite survey
Also, all Of lots one o. two cd and
three 90 In block "A" North MD|
Creek survey IN section eight (S). town.
ship two CD North OF Range one ~
4atNfAf ioAA lsGh' slfA lNANlAs
Also, commencing at n point fourteen
OD chains and seventy (l0) links nortkl
and one a. chain and Efty-four GA
links east from the southwest corneil
of section seventeen 40, township tw0I
(2), north of range one Ql east. SAT
Lake meridian, and running thenn
east eight 90 chains. thence north six
60 chains and fOrty-fye ti5l links
thence west seven ca chains and nine.
ty-one t9ll links, to the east line OF
tour-rod street, running north ami
south, thence south six B) chains hfiy.
eight (5s) links TO point OF commencing,
Being block seven 81. ana ntaning
five and eighteen hundredths acres as
plated In plat of Albert Mabey's sur,
Vey, said survey is comprised In thu
west half of the southwest quarter Of
said section seventeen.
Also. commencing at point Eve 90
chains and twenty-seven cd links south
and one % chain and iifty-nlne (jql
links east OF the northwest corner o.
the southwest quarter OF section seven
teen 40, township and range aforesaid
running thence south on east line Of
said four-rod street running north and
south thirteen QS) chains ana forty-One
(4l) links, thence east seven ca chains,
nlnety-one (9D links, thence north thir-
teen Q3) chains twenty-five (25) links
to the south line Of a four rod street
running east and west, thence west sew
en- CD chains seventy-three (iS) links
TO place Of beginning, being block five
10, and containing ten and forty'two
hundredths acres, as plated in plat Of
Albert Mabeys survey.
For the sum OF $4,000. And upon
the following terms, to-wit! 500 cash
and balance upon confirmation, J, ILL.,
Grant being the purchaser as appears
from the return Of sale. filed IN this
court, has been set for hearing on Fri
day the 3lst day OF October A. y. 1902
at 10 o'clock a. m. at theCounty Court
House, in the Court Room of said Court,
in Salt Lake City. Salt Lake County,
Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day Of
october. A. d. 1902
(SeaD. JOHN JAMES, Clerk
A, II. Raleigh, Atty. for Executors.
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SALrAIR SCHEMES.
Several Being Considered Looking to
Better Bathing Facilities.

Directors John Henry Smith, L. John
Nuttall and Manager ]. Il. Langford OF
the saltair Beach company, went out
TO the lake this afternoon for the pur-
pose Of looking over the situation and
The engineers for the improvement OF
tie bathing facilities at the resort
Messrs. Kelsey and Doremus have sub
mitted figures and plans and II was for
the purpose OF deciding upon the most
feasible proposition that the trip was
taken this afternoon. one Of the
schemes proposed IL the building of a
wall around the pavilion into which
water win be pumped TO sufficient
depth for good bathing. Whether this
scheme will be adopted, however. is
not known.
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SUPREME COURT CASES.
These Were Argued and Submitted
For Consideration Today.

The following cases were argued and
submitted before the supreme court
today: state Of Utah VS. Henry SO.
pher, appealed from the decision of
Judge Stewart of the Third district
court; and n. $. Chrlstofferson vs.
George w. Craghead, on appeal from
the First district Judge c. II. Hart.
presiding.
The first case is test case on the
city ordinance requiring barber shops
to close on Sundays. Sopher was found
guilty Of violating the Sunday closing
ordinance in the lower court and
nominal fine was imposed, and an ap.
peal was taken to test the constitution
atty of the city ordinance in relation
TO Sunday closing
In the other case argued today.
Judge Stewart sat on the bench In
the place OF Judge Hart. who tried the
case in the court below.
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BROWN BRADLEY CASE.
Was Again Continued This Afternoon
On Motion Of Attorney.

The Brown Bradley adultery case was
again continued this afternoon on mo-
ton OF Col. NJ. NJ. Kaighn, who repre-
scented Brown. Col Kaighn stated that
Judge King. who represented Mrs
Bradley, was unable 10 be In court
and he asked that the same order apply
TO both cases.
County Atty. Christensen consented
10 the continuance, and Judge Diehl set
the case for Nov. at D. M. y
The action taken In the matter today,
would indicate that no settlement has
been made between Mrs. Brown and
her husband and II now looks as though
the matter will finally have 10 be aired
IN the courts,
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Saloon Men Sued.

A. l.. Cuesto ct al have filed suit
against Enzensperger Bros, well
known saloon men in this city to re-
cover sS14.50 alleged to be due on three
promissory notes and the further sum
Of sS66.75 alleged TO be the balance due
for certain merchandise purchased
from plaintiff The notes were exc
cuted on Feb 49, 1902 and were payable
in four. five and six months from date
respectively. The merchandise was
alleged to have been purchased be-
tween the dates OF Oct. s, 1901 and Jan.
a 1000
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expound Repubioanlsm at Milton. Nor
gan county tonight.
piute county is fighting its own bat
ties this fall
The Republican campaign in Rich
county opens on Monday. Oct 20, when
Hon. James y. Hammond speaks at
Randolph,
The Republicans OF Summit county
viii hold their convention at Coalyille
on the 10Th
Hon. George A. Smith and Asa r.
From there MIR. Smith will go into
Wayne county
Tonight Col. George II. squlres. VIII
Ham spry and w. s. Marks Will adj
dress a meeting at Grantsvile. To-
morrow night Messrs, squlres, spry and
Carl A. Badger viii appear at Stock
ton, and on Thursday and Friday meet
ings viii be held at Ophir and Mercur
respectively
Farley z, Jensen speaks at 81 George
tonight and az Toquerville on satur-
day night
Aquila Nebeker was In town today.
The finance committee Of the Repub-
llcan state committee held q meeting at
headquarters this afternoon The com
mittee consists Of George NJ. Cannon,
w. $, Mccormick. David Keith and Al
ma d. KATE.
H. Bulen, Jr. OF Logan was con-
ferrlng with his Republican colleagues
at headquarters today.
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CRITICALLY ILL.
DR.. Moorhead Of the First Methodist
Church in a Serious Condition.

Rev | y. Moorohead, pastor Of the
First NJ. r church in this city, Is lying
at his home. 3ls south Fourth East
street, IN a critical condition from perl
tonltis lie Is under the care Of Drs.
Ewing and Pinkerton, who say that
his recovery is very doubtful DR.
Moorheai came here a short time ago
from Williamsport, Pa. lie has a wife
and two daughters.
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Weighing sheep Case.

The case OF Joseph NJ. Jensen VS. the
Deep Creek Farm e. Live stock COM
pany was argued and submitted before
Judge Booth yesterday afternoon. The
case was submitted on an agreed
statement Of facts and upon the award
made by John c. Sharp and Charles
r. Mcbride the arbltrators, in refer.
encce to $3.50 head Of sheep valued
at $1,000 which were leased by plain
tiff 10 defendant. The contention In
the case Is as TO the legality Of said
award which was made in November
1901