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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16
Asthma

The doctors tell us they
cannot cure every case OF
asthma with Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. They say it is the
best thing for relief and that
it often completely cures.
We are willing to take their
word for it, are you?
GATES having spent hundreds OF
dollars trying to be cured OF my asthma,
now rely entirely on Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for the relief Of the severe
paroyysms OF coughing. II IS the best
medicine for this ! can fnd."
Geo. W. Stout, Sacramento, CAL
49,, De., $780, JIG. AVER CO., Lowell moss
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PERSONALS.

Presidents Joseph f, Smith. John r.
Wlnder and Anthem H. Lund will at
tend the Weber Stake conference at
Ogden on Sunday and Monday.
Hon. Perry S. Heath returned this
morning from protracted trim to H.
llnols and Washington, D. c. While in
the Fast he met Senator W. A. Clark,
n. c. Kerens and other San Pedro
promoters. When asked regarding the
purported sale Of the Oregon Short
Line south OF Salt Lake 90 the San
Pedro road Mfr. Heath smiled and said
In his characteristic manner; "Oh, you
can hear eli kinds OF rlmors nova
days"
Mrs. ]. A. Jevne of Los Angeles Is IN
the city. visiting her sisters, Mrs. w.
w. Flagg and Mrs. ID. 8, Murray, end
ls stopping with the latter at 81 o
street.
Pencil Cherrlngton. assistant United
States attorney, returned last evening
from trip TO Ohio and Washington.
Mr.. Chcrriagton denied the soft Inn
peachment that he went 20 the national
capltal In connection with the coming
appointment OF United States district
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sell at 30 cents for full sized treatment
is the safest and most enectlYe ana
Popular OF all c0tarrh remedies,
Nearly oil cheap cough mixtures ana
throat lozcnges contain oplatesi these
cheap medicines give temporary re-
lief, especially with little children by
destroying nerve sensation, the lrrlta-
ton IN throat, which causes coughing
is temporarily removed, not by remoy-
ing the cause but by deadening the
nerves OF feeling The Irritation is not
felt although II Is stlll there and Will
promptly return.
stuarts Catarfh Tablets is the best
remedy 10 remove catarrhal secretion,
whether IN the nose, throat or stomach
lecausc they are composed OF whole.
some antseptics like Red Gum, Blood
Root etc. when you use these tablets
you know what you are putting into
your system and not taking chances
with cocaine oplales or similar pols~
ons found In 80 many catarrh cures
and cough remedies.
Or. Ramsdel IN commenting ON ca
tnfrh cures says; 81 can heartily rec
ommpnd stuart's Catarrh Tablets, be-
cause they contain no cocaine nor other
dangerous drug found in 40 many adj
yertlsed calafrh cures have known
OF many cases Of long standing catarrh
OF the head and throat completely
cured by the daily use Of these tab
let's for several weeks. one case IN
particular which | could not reach
with an inhaler or spray and whore
the catarrh caused daily headaches and
a noticeable loss Of hearing was en-
tlrely cured by this harmless but ef-
fectiye remedy
Dr. Wainwright says. ~ never hetl-
tate TO prescribe Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets for catarrhal headaches and
catarrhal deafness because know
them to be perfectly safe for child or
adult and have seen many remarkable
cures resulting from their regular da-
lily USE because they are ADVERTISED
and sold In drug stores ia no reason
why any good physician should not use
them because we should seize upon the
means OF cure wherever found
stuarts Catarrh Tablets are espeo-
Tally valuable FOR catarrh., colds In
children because they are pleasant TO
the taste and may be used freely 10
break up severe colds and Group at
the very beginning,
All druggists sell the remedy at flfty
cents for full sized package.
A little book on cause AMI cure OF
cntarrh mailed free by addressing the
H. A, Stuart Co Marshall, Mich
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16
DEATH OF YOUNG MAN.
Grim Reaper Claims William J.
Stevens of Birch Creek,
Especial to the "News,")

ogden, Jan. TO- william j, Stevens,
the i1-year-old son OF the late william
y. stevens died this morning at the
family home IN Birch Creek near Ogden.
The funeral viii be held from the
First Presbyterian church In this city
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock The
Rev Mr.. Thompson Will onlclate.
Last evening Deputy sheriff Cave dis
covered a man lettering around one Of
the windows Of the county jail and Hus-
pecting that something was wrong he
took the stranger In and kept him IN
jail all night This morning the man
stated that he was endeavoring 10 get
an interview with o prisoner named
Ames and he did not know that he was
violating any law, His story was sim
pie and straightforward 80 tho oiIlosrs
let him go,
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To Avoid Accidents.

Rockford, Ills, Jan. 1.-THE Chicago
& Eastern Illinois railroad Is prepar-
ing TO install a system OF electric sig
nails designed to prevent accidents.
The new device displays n signal IN
the cab OF the locomotive, The track
IS wired IN blocks, the rail being used
as the conductor. When there Is but
one train In block the signal In the
cab viii hurn white. Should another
train touch the same block the light
Is Instantly changed 10 red, which
means danger, The signal is not az
fected by snow or slcet or weather OF
any kind and it will do It's work among
a maze of switches and crossings as
well as on a straight track.
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COURT MOTHS.

w. S. Mccormick & Co. has COM
menced suit against Constable Charles
W. Caffall and his bondsmen. S. ID.
Chase and Geo. A. Whitaker to collect
$500 damages for alleged Illegal seizure
and conversion Of certain mortgaged
property.
Another suit has been filed against
the Butterfeld Mining company. This
time the plaintiff is BENJAMIN Barratt
and the action is brought to recover ae.
counts for labor done by various mine
employees.
Judge Hail today overruled Mrs 1ds
Nj. Palmers demurrer in the sult of
Eugenia Palmer ct al against Ida NJ.
Palmer. Mrs. Palmer is the womn n
who is suing for a widows dover inter-
est in her deceased husbands estnfe
after accepting a settlement from him
on their separation in Georgia.
In the suit OF c. D, Morrison asslnst
Alvlras r. Snow and other officers ~
the Morrison Mining company, Judge
Hall today denied the motion OF as-
PENDANTS 20 strike from the files the
amendments to the complaint ana also
the engrossed complaint and the mo-
ton 10 dissolve the restraining order
defendants demurrer TO the Complaint
was overruled and fifteen days allowed
to answer.
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Victims StIlI Alive.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE victim.
OF the mysterious murder and assault,
OF yesterday In the Polish colony In
Sprink Alley are still In precarlous
condition, and their turn for life OF
death Is yet uncertain. vincenzo viso.
lex, the father OF the family. who was
frightfully cut in the supposed struggle
with his wife, Rosa LAX, Is still uncon
scious. Two Of the children win prob.
ably 'ecover, but very little hope is en-.
tertained for the recovery OF Della, the
oldest girl.
The police investigation has not re.
suited In any new developments.
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JAKE FLOHN STABBED.
Started a Row With an Old Man and
WINS Badly Hurt

This afternoon Jake Flohn. laborer
who often finds his way into the city
Jail for drunkenness, took II into his
head to look for trouble and after n
brief search found IT, Fohn Is now at
the police station nursing couple Of
ugly gnshes IN his head, while thte pos
lice are looking for the man who per-
formed the operation, According 10 eye
witnesses Of the frncas, FlOhn stafte$
a row with an old man nearly 20 years
Of age. Flohn insistod on trouble and
finally the old man accommodated him.
The meeting occurred on Commercial
street ana caused Intense excitement,
The old man suddenly whipped out a
knife and stabbed Flohn q couple Of
times In the head. The wounded man
bcd Qop!cusly and lnsiated on smeating
the blood all over his face until his
countenance resembled dime order Of
Hamburger.
He was taken to the station. whore
his wounds were washed and dressed.
The man who welded the knife made
his escape.
After Flohn was taken TO the station
n rumor gained circulation TO The effect
that he was dead, and the desk ser.
geant was kept busy answering ques-
lions. The fellows iniuries We're not
serious and he was suffering more from
bad whlskey than the cuts In his head
-
DIR sANFORD's LIVER INVfGORATOR
TheBest LlyerMedicinp. A Vegetable cure for Liver
Ills, BlousnSes, Indigestion Constipation, Malaria,
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TODAVS REALTY TRANSFERS

Following IL today's record OF real
estate transfers, made In the office Of
the county recorder up TO o'clock this
afternoon
Il. Roys, by county auditor, to
William Thompson, auditors
deed, lot 10, block 2, View Clty..s 2
Louisa w. Ferguson TO Hyrum j.
Young, qult-ulalm deed, part OF
lot Z, block 80, plat A.a., 1
Wanna +. Eldredge and husband
to Orson Pratt, quit-claim deed,
lot 10, block /, Pratt's subdi-
VISION ..,n -. - :. ",,s."t' L
Houston r. n, Inv. Co., to spen-
Ger Clawson, Quitsclalm deed,
part Of lot /, block 49, plat A., 1850
Elizabeth Van Peyma and hus-
band TO William Peters, war
ranty deed lot H. block 2, Uni
versity subdivision .D.,,unn |
Elizabeth " Davis to William
Peters. warranty deed, lot 49,
block 2, University subdivision $50
Spencer Clawson ct al, BY county
auditor to Houston Real Es-
tate Inv, Co., auditors deed
IhlN VI lON - ulutk 10 plhl 49, oel
Elwood b. Tyson, by county
auditor to G. w, Johnson, au-
dltors deed, part Of lot O. block
100, plat A.,.,. - ., ,.",r.. 10
Emma Harden to John X,
Smith, warranty deed part Of
lot g. block S., plat Au..uuu, 1
Charles j. Leaker and wife to
James J. Jensen, warranty deed
part Of lot I, block SO plat b.. 225
Admrs, Of Est. of Rebecca Hill,
deceased, to Lena W. Roberts.
Admrs deed, part of lot 8,
block "a, plat Au....a..... l
VIM. Roberts and wife TO Julia
A. Lindsay warranty deed, part
OF lot s. block "a, plat A.nuuu $500
Julia A. Lindsay to Annie y,
Bartholomew, warranty deed,
part of lot 3, block "a. plat A., 1850
Chrlstln Sjodahl to Josephine
Christensen, warranty deed,
east half OF lot 70, and all OF
lot "a, block g. Thorndyke 80. 1
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
TaAe laxative Bromo Qulhlhc Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money II II falls 10 cure. T. W.
Groves signure Is on each atboI, Csc,
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SURPRISING RESULTS.
A Simple Internal Remedy MakesRe'
markable Cures Of Catarrh.

People who have used sprays, inhal-
0ia, salyes and washes for catarrh and
have found how useless and inoonyen-
lent they are, VIII be agreeably SUR
prised at results following the use Of a
pleasant, Internal remedy IN tablet
form druggists everywhere admit That
Stuarts Catatrh Tablets, which they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16
FINED FIFTY DOLLARS.

In the city court this afternoon Mich
olas Gemoges, burly laborcr. was
fined $50 for striking woman Of Com
mercial street IN the face. He went
into her den and had not been there
long when he seized the woman by the
throat and then struck her savage
blow In the face. He was arrested by
officer Hempel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETNa

The January meeting Of the Salt
Lake Stake Sunday School Union will
convene al 1850 ,. m. Monday the
2Oth In the Fourteenth ward assembly
rooms. superintendent VIII please
Inform their workers OF the change
In the place Of meeting and be pres.
ent with good representation DO not
fall TO bring annual reports II not al
read mailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Carlsa Again the Center Of Attrac.
ton Stock Declines.


This afternoon the active trading
which began at this mornings session
was continued Carlsa was the main
center OF the trading iOiOO shares being
traded ln The stock opened with sales
NJ SO and closed IN cents lower. Trad
Ing m the other stocks was light and
during the call the following transac-
tons were recorded stocks closing at
the following figures, bid and asked
Ajax, $780, 6O--5Oia
Carlsa, A, 100, "a GiA.
DAILY West. 100, 20.35 -2955
Lower Mammoth 300, lOOA --iOON.
Mammoth, 100, l,2O-.l.30.
Notherh Light, 900, iA-5k
Sacramento, 700, l1-lS.
Ben Butler, 500, 1Sla-lSA.
California, 1900 5ils-52.
Century 1900 1922.
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son of w. II. II, Llewellyn, who was
lleutenant- colonel In the Presidents
regiment The son also served IN the
Rough Riders.
The President also has decided to APP
point ii. d. Bowman receiver of the
general and office at Las Cruces; Mr.
Leland, brother Of Cyrus Leland OF
Kansas, receiver at Roswell, and NJ. r..
Otero, distant relative Of the gov
ernor, and the father-n-law Of Solo
man Luna, the national committeeman
from New Mexico, receiver at Santa
Fe,
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LORD INCONSISTENCIES DEAD
Mrs Alice NJ, tombstone Of Sprlngyille
Succumbs at st. Marks Hospital.

Mrs. Alice NJ. tombstone, Niece OF
Lord Roberts, the celebrated English
general, died at ST. Marks hospital
yesterday of perltonitls Mrs tombstone
has been resident OF sprlngvlle for
several years, where she was highly
esteemed She was born in Ireland
about i5 years ago, and has resided in
Springville about seven years. She
was a prominent member OF the Epls.
copal church, Her funeral viii be held
from st. Paul's cathedral on Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock and the inter-
ment will be at Sprlngvlle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16

attorney In this city He merely went
there for fun.
w. II. Boothe, Jr., has returned from
a New York trip.
Mrs. r. h, Elliott has been called to
Mount Pleasant Ia, by the illness OF
her father.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16
WILL TEST HACK LAW.
Hackmen's Union Have Employed
Judge Powers for That Purpose.

At some future date the case Of u.
Taylor charged with violating the hack
ordinance by soliciting for passengers
at the Rio Grande Western depot while
standing at a place otherwise desig-
mated by the chief Of police as the res
tricted lines.
The Hackmen's union have employed
Judge Powers to look after their in
terests and they propose to test the va
lldity OF the ordinance.
on motion OF counsel, the case was
continued without date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16
New York Central buys Land.

New York, Jan. l6.-.ln order to carry
out the newly adopted plan for better
ing the traffic facilities at the Grand
Central station and TO make the Park
ayenue tunnel az safe as possible, the
New York Central Railroad company
has bought the two city blocks and IN
addition strip seyenty-hye feet Wide
running through about seven city
blocks. The blocks bought are bounded
By Forty-hfth and Forty-seyenth
streets and Park avenue and Lexing-
ton avenue. Beginning at the SOUTH
west corner of Fifty-sixth street and
Park avenue, the railroad has bought
property south on the west side OF the
avenue as far as the northwest corner
OF Forty-ninth street and Park avenue,
with the exception OF one plot. The
width OF this strip is rs feet on II
stand many Ave and six story build
ings. The estimated value OF the
property obtained by the railroad can
not be obtained, but is runs into the
millions.
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Considerable Baukrunt.

oskaloosa, Iowa Jan. l6.--Fred Rom.
err, retail clothing merchant OF this
city, today died a petition in bank.
tuptcy. His liabilities are placed AZ
$4,000. and the assets at $4,000
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Appointments Forecast.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE President
has decided 10 appoint Morgan o,
Llewellyn surEevor- general Of New
Mexico to succeed the present lncum-
bent, AFR. Vance. Mr. Llewellyn IL the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16
DECLARES ANNUAL DIVIDEND.

Especial to the "News"l
Ogden Jan. l6.- The Ogden Wooden
Mills company Of which ]. A. Hend-
rickson is president, held It's annual
stockholders meeting yesterday after
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16

noon and the annual 10 per cent cash
dividend was declared on the business
of 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-16
Hoods
Sarsaparilta
and Pills

Strengthen and tone the stom-
ach and the whole digestive
system. Get Hoods.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
TaAe laxative Bromo Qhlhnc Tablets. All drug.
gs,s refund the money II II falls 10 cure. T. VI
Groves slgnure Is on each atbox 25c
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
TAFTAW WAITS INSTRUCTIONS.
BELIEF THAT NEGOTIATIONS IN ROME
WILL REACH A SATISFACTORY
CONCLUSION

Rome, July 10.-Governor Taft withholds his
opinion of the Vatican note of yesterday, and
simply says that he will act on the instructions
he receives from Washington.
In Vatican circles it is said that Washington
has exposed itself to the rejection of the prin-
cipaI one of it's propositions-the Withdrawal
of the friars-by not having, before undertake
ing an exchange of notes. initiated pourpar-
lers through Judge Taft. which would have
shown the government the impossibility of the
Vatican granting, pure and simple, the with
drawal of the friars from the islands. The
Washington Government would then have un-
derstoOd the necessity Of reaching The same OBJ
jeCt by asking for the withdrawal of the friars
under a different form-the substitution of the
friars. for state reasons. by monks of other
natiOnalities or different orders etc.
II is believed tha' arrangements somewhat on
these lines will ultimately be adopted and that
the negotiations will be satisfactorily concluded.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
ROOT RECEIVES vATICANs NOTE.
WILL CONSULT THE PRESIDENT BEFORE
MAKING A DEFINITE REPLY.

Washington, July 1o.-A cable dispatch has
been received at the War Department from
Governor Taft transmitting the reply OF the
Vatican to the proposals Of the United States
Government. The abstract cabled to The Asso
ciated Press last night from Rome contains all
the essential features of the reply. Secretary
Root will take a copy of the Naticans reply to
Oyster Bay and submit il 10 the President be
fore making any definite reply The Secretary
will not discuss the subject further than
to say that it is a plain business proposition,
which is under negotiation, based entirely
the instructions which were given to Governor
Taft before his departure to Rome In those
instructions, regarding the removal Of the frars,
the Secretary said
1t is not however deemed to be for the interests
or the people OF the Philippine Islands that. In
thus transforming wholly unproductive tracts Of
land into money capable OF productive investment
the attempted restoration Of the friars to the
parishes from which they separated, with
the consequent disturbance OF law and order.
This particular feature OF the instructions is
considered important, in view Of the differences
reported from Rome and II is understood that
this will be kept fully in mind and adhered TO
in any negotiations that are completed with the
Vatican. The removal of the friars is the chief
object Of the negotiations. and IL is not believed
tina the contention of the Vatican that IL cannot
order the friars away because OF a conflict with
the Paris Treaty, is we'll founded.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
PRINCES GIFT MAKES TROUBLE.
GENERAL ROE's sON-IN-LAW IN A FIGHT
TWO DAMAGE SUITS THREATENED.

The dachshund which Prince Henry gave Adolph
Bender. because Mr. Bender gave up his stateroOm
the prince. is causing his owner lots of trouble
He has already got Mr.. Bender into a fight, and
now two damage suits threatened. Mr.. Bender
who has place at Soundview Park keeps a large
collection Of dogs of all kinds. Several of the
neighbors declare that the dogs chase after their
carriages and automobiles and try TO leap in and
bite them
The other day. after the dogs had run after the
automobile of A. b. Duffie of Milton Point a
in-aw of Major General Roe. Mr.. Dufie met Mr.
Bender at the railroad station. He said Mr.
Bender. 1t is alleged: IF you don't stop those in
fernal Dutch dogs from chasing me I'll shoot
them"
A scrimmage followed. in which Mr.. Bender
brought his umbrella down Mr.. Duties head
with a whack Mr.. Duffie landed several body blows
on his adversary. The fight took place the pres
ence OF a we'll filled platform. Just the two men
getting into the thickest of the fray the train
pulled in and they sprang aboard. leaving the
test a draw. Mrs. Bender who had driven with her
husband the station. sat in her carriage and
the fight. She nearly tainted from excitement.
The other alleged victims of the Bender dogs are
Miss Kate Moore, who intends TO for s. 900
damages and J. R. c. Cleveland who is staying at
the oxford Hotel. in Rye. Miss Moore says that
while she was passing the Bender house one of the
leg. Mr.. Cleveland says that whole pack of dogs.
he had "A desperate night to escape. One of them
he declares. bit him on the leg. He also is contem-
MIR Bender said yesterday: Some people around
nv neighborhood crazy about my dogs. They
seem TO think they vicious but really they are
yerv tame The dachshund given to me by Prince
Henry is very docile ana would not bite any one
The reason | have collection of dogs is because 7
need them for protection from burglars and thugs
who have been working around Rye Beach and who
are menace TO the summer residents. II s true I
struck Mr.. Dufie with an umbrella; he insulted
lie Saiea 6a me don't think nv dogs ever GJS GGJgidn @
bodily harm 10 any one
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
CAUSES A SENSATION IN QUEBEC.
OUNSEL FOR GAYNOR AND GREENE SAY
MARION ERWIN IS BLUFFING
GBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBry

tBY TELEGRAPH To TRIBUNE1
Quebec, July lO.-The dispatch from Washington
concerning the Gaynor and Greene case has ere
ated great sensation here. The prisoners advo-
Gates however, lost no time in sending broadcast
report that the story of Forthcoming trouble be-
tween the American and British governments over
the affair is merely bluff played by Mr.. Erwin
the American representative. who has been trying
for the last six months TO bring Gaynor and Greene
to trial in Savannah. Although GaynOr and Greene
are free in the Chateau Frontenac. and entoying
the sights of quaint old Quebec with as much ease
any tourist. they positively refuse talk to re-
porters Their lawyers away at the seaside
and will not return until tomorrow, when Justice
Caron will pass on the merits of the demand for
extradtiOn.
The justice has in hand all the papers connected
with the case. which sent To him by Justice
La Fontaine. of Montreal, in compliance with a
judgment rendered by Justice Caron himself
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
PHILIPPINE TEACHERS ExoNERArED.

Washington, July 10.-Secretary Root has re-
ceived cable dispatch from Acting Governor
Wright, in the Philippines, making a general
denial OF the charge Of proselyting by teachers
among Catholic students in the Philippine
schools. The dispatch shows that a complete
investigation of the charges was made