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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
YOUNG DOCTOR CLAIMED
AGED PARTNERS ESTATE

Kansas city. Mo. April 26-In the
circuit court here today it was held
that DR.. Leon R0senwald. aged q, was
not entitled TO the estate Of his late
PARTNER. DR.. Charles W. Adams, valued
at between $50. 200 n $4,000.
Adams was an eccentric old physi-
clan. When he died. aged s., he left
no will and no known heirs,
DIT. Bosenwald brought suit to Sc
cure the entire estate. ~cOntending that
DR.. Adams had verbally promised him
he should have all his property at his
death. for becoming his partner and
taking care Of him when i'll.
A haIf-brother and a half-sister Of
DR.. Adams whose real name was
Charles Weisuer. were finally found in
California. and they laid claim TO the
estate. Although to5ay's decision does
not establish the right OF the California
heirs. It brings them many steps near
err 10 the possession Of the estate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

the recommendation that he be sent %
the reform school.
The police department has recovered
q half dozen umbrellas from q barn
belonging TO Mrs. Payne on Twenty
siNth street. evidently placed there by
thieves The umbrellas are being held
al the police station fer Identical ton
Ed Collins. the boy anxiously sought
Tor by his mother in Minneapolis. Was
given assistance by Clerk Holings-
worth a few DAYS ago. HoIlingsworth
guaranteed payment Of q message to
ms mother but the message was not
delivered promptly, ana Collins had left
town before the money from home sent
BY telegraph had reached him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
SHE IDENTIFIES DALTON.
Ms Dressier Says He is the Nan
Who Robhad Her

hS Dressier Says He is the Nan
Who Robbed Her.
James Ed Dalton, arrested on sus-
pIoion Of being the robber who. at the
point of a revolver. held up AIRS. En-
@me Dreszaer was p0sitiVeiy ldeHti-
nea Yesterday by the woman. who de-
cared tdat there could be no mistake
s 10 MS identity. Yesterday morning
me officers were notified by the ply
scldn Who had been attending Mrs.
pltss.er since her ~~tratiou. that she
nil -dlied sufficiently TO undergo the
oiied! or meeting the man again. Dali
."A was accordingly accompanied to
l' home by Detective Chase and or
u,er GILLESPIE and usherad into the sick
NoAans Toom She had been pro1ed
Ni-h pillows, but showed no signs
u Le' BUSINESS when she observed the
sef1tioi5ing him closely sic
g. he is the uan. There can be no
19lot about it,
so you ara mistaken. Fl was some
S-s replied Dalton. iu a tremu-
S-s Hisltened way, as he hung his
lo4 are the man. insisted Mrs
1ta.er " would know you any
even 0G the Oti side
-~lol was then taken from the room
e4l Detective Chase remained a few
MINUTES with Airs. Dressler. She rait-
-aiel her statement that she was an
y positive il ner identification
mere we're numbers Of character
80 ABOUT the man which were easily
Idnie, Dalton was returned 10
Guy JAN, where he viii be con
Until his hearing before Judge
Tie protests his innocence. and
nave become Interested I'M mis-
dad Viii attempt % prove an abb.
aor.an notified the police DEPART
oy telephone that Dalton was Az
l2ne Monday afternoon when the
sel ho.d-up occurred ana thar she
s positive ta1t they had arrested the
wong man.
l9g officers. however. are o thor
convinced than ever of the
s su'it, and claim that they VIII
.e no trouble ir proving the charge
: ioooery. A complaint MAKING hat
s. was Med YESTERDAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Editorial stirs Trouble.

The University Chronicle and its edi-
torials have again brought trouble be
tween the seniors Of the school and
Editor George 8. Gibbs Of the school
D This time the difficulty arises
over the difference of opinion AS 20
whether the seniors should wear caps
ans gowns and whether or not they
manifest the proper class spirit. Edi-
tor Gibbs objects to caps and gowns
and 70 class-day exercises on the
grounds that class and school patrior-
ism does not exist 10 a sufficient de-
gree among the seniors. Friday q
seorchmg editorial appeared IA The
Chronicle. in which the seniors were
taken TO task for lack OF class spiIit,
and social iiity. As a result the editor
and the class are IN deadly feud. Fne
members Of the class say Mr.. Gibbs IS
displeased because he did not get The
place he desired on the class-day pro-
gramme,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
CHINA BOY IN Tolls AGAIN
I~ncorrigibls Son of Plum Alley Ar
rested For Theft After Illness.

Kay Chinn has again fallen into the
clutches of the law ara will appear be
fore Judge Diehl Monday afternoon
Chinn has peeu under quarantine for the
past thrc2 weeks and has consequently
been Handicapped IN conducting his es-
Capades.
He was takeF In custody last night by
an officer. who declares that the young
Chinaman is responsible for the dlsdH-
nearanca of two electrical batteries from
the new Elks' building on State street.
The batteries were found IN the lads pos
session at the time Of his arrest and be
il sai1 to have beer seen going directly
from the building az the time. Tn spite
of the apparently conclusive proof of
his guilt. the boy protests his innocence,
declaring that hn found the batteries on
the sidewalk
KAY IS now awaiting trial on the
ehsree IL inrarrIgibiiitv and had been
sent TO the county jail 10 be confined I'M
I'll the trial. He was so harassed by
the kissing OF the steam in the heating
pirEs that his friends aud relatives on
plum alley canVassed the street and
raised the amount Of hsii necessary for
his release from confinement Since that
fiwe he has hcen at large. with The bN-
een,on Of The few weeks Of tdleness
forced nuon him bv The quarantine avs
TIe appeared at police headquarters. how
EVER. as soon a. that was raised
Eav was released last night on bis own
rec0gufzancc and promised 20 appear IN
the CITY court Monday at > o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Rnrs Aocnssd Of Robbery.

Henry Struss. - years of age. vas
arrested last night charged with
breaking into q cigar store on state
street and taking . box Of hne smek-
ers. The boy was locked up and the
charge Of petty larceny placed against
him.
Lawrence Martin. the io-year-old boy
who is said 10 have been caught i'm
the act of r0bbing the cash drawer at
Schraflm's drug store, was heard in
the city court yesterday and was bound
over on the charge Of robbery. He was
committed 20 the custody of the sheriff
and is now confined in the county Jail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
WASHINGTON DAY By DAY.
Millard Enlightens a Tourist-Frye
Version Of Blackburn.
lork ~ d.

Senator Millard of Nebraska was in the
national museum this afternoon. He vas
examining with much interest the group
OF wax figures dressed ia the various
uniforms worn by United states soldiers
since the days Of the revolution. a mem
psf OF q party OF tourists stepped I'D to
the senator and said:
Can you tel me. sir. If these are sol
dlers Who Wee killed in cur last war;?
No replied Senator Willard. these
are soldiers We are saving to be killed "a
our next war
. . o
senators Frye and Blackburn are very
good friends. Nothing delights The prosI-
dent pro TEN Of the senate more than 10
initiate the Kentucky accent Of BLACK
burn he declares that the other day.
when Blackburn was in the Marble room.
q man asked hin If Senator Ifoar was on
the floor OF the senate.
NO. sub, replied Blackburn. accord
ing TO the Frye version: Senator 10 IS
not on IN 10. lie went out Of that do
Q 9 o
Senator QUaries Of Wisconsin took his
turn in the senate today IN defense OF
me COW ID the great debate now IN prog
ress on The Chemist vs.. the Cow or the
Legality of Oleomargarine."
This oieomargariGe business is dis
honest, said Senator Quarlos. 'Tt re-
minds me Of the statement made by an
cid judge out in my state. He was re-
viewing an application that had been
made to him and said:
" Why, sir. this application smells to
heaven. II has f-r-o-a-d written all over
It.
8 o 3
In his o"lsomsresriue speech Yesterday
Senator Deliver told OF an incident that
occurred when President Mckinley made
his trip to the northwest 10 receive a re-
turning regiment Of volunteers who had
been to the Philippines.
The special train was speeding across
Iowa. All the member Of the cabinet and
d number of senator representative and
governors were in the observation car.
President Mckinley looked out of the
window and saw two boys warming their
feet on a place where a COW had been
lying all night. The president chuckled
and said.
Gentlemen. do you know that one Of
the most delightful recollections of my
boyhOod is the solid comfort 81 the eNper-
fence those boys are now having warm
ing frostbitten feet IN the place where
cows nave been lying down.
Turning TO the COMPANY Sir. Dol
liver continued, President Mckinley
said: I wonder how many Of you here
have had the same experience
Every member of the party beginning
with job Hay, who did his f0ot-Warming
partly in Ohio and partly in Indiana. 10
Secretary Wilson. who did his In the
heather IN Scotland. testified TO the de-
lights of the practice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Thunder Mountain Sales.


Especial % The HeraIu,J
Boise, April ga deal has just been
closed whereby the Belle of the
Thunder Mountain company Of
Pittsburg. takes over the Fred
Holcomb group of sixteen claims
at the mouth of Sunnyside
creek on Marble creek. ThUnde-
Mountain. The consideration is 100000
10 per cent being paid down. 5. L.
Upton. attorney; II. +. Neal, cashier
Capital State bank G. G.. Anderson,
merchant and +. r. Ste pies, promoter,
all Of Boise. are equally interested in
the deal. The same parties today re-
celved $50 900 as final payment for four
Thunder Mountain claims, bonded last
January % the same company They
also receive $4,000 shares OF the com
pany's stock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Bank Changes.

John Pmgree has accepted a position
with John Y. Rich Of Brigham, and
viii become cashier Of the Brigham
bank. The line viii move IN IN the
First National bank, from which place
Mr.. Pingree resigns, after service ex-
tending over fourteen years. James
j. Burton becomes paying teller and
Frank Higginbotham goes into the
bank ss The new employee The changes
take effect Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Goine on missions.

A missionary farewell entertainment
viii be given in the Third ward meet
ing house Thursday evening IT. honor
Of Elders George r. Smith and STEPHEN
s. BuCkwalters VIC depart shortly on
missions TO Germany Al excellent
programme has been prepared. and ths
friends Of he young men are cordiaIIv
invited g slfeQd aus Did them Eooi-
bye befofe they isafe Ter fheir mission
field
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
FROM PRISON TO HOME.
Maynard Boy Rescued by Salvation
Army and Rsturned to Frisco.

Harry DriscolL d a 15-ycar-old lad who
has been in the county jail awaiting
trial apon a charge of attempted bur
Eiary. was taken in hand by the Saliva
ton Army people yesterday sll viii be
sent home. The boy lives in san Francis
20. but q year or more ago he became
ug q Of home life and east himself adrift
in thu world. After knocking about the
country for months. he landed in salt
Lake and fell into the np OF some
notorious characters here.
Driscou was caught with one of the
boys in the act OF attempting to burglar
iEo "a store and was bound over To the
district court. The csmbers Of the Sal
vation Army took an interest in the boy.
who Is unusually bright. n by am
agreement between the defense and the
prosecution. the case against him was
dropped on the promise that the lad
would he retv7Hed "a his home. lie ex-
pressed q desire TO do 50, and the Sal
vstiuu Army proposes to see that hr
reaches there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

Guns men stroiled down Main
In las. night and leisurcly stopped
Or Barnes * Hardy dry goods
According tp the s.stegueut ~
one so he Uen engaged the
V.-l oi two vnuag women clerks
r.- se4 lu that occupation tn.
~a- 'a-e1 % notice thas one Of the
1a1 disappeared and at the same
4Fbjl Doil 90 costly dress goods. or
biz 10 front e. the store had
+ eo9e The police officers were mo-
ina % me robbery but all efforts IN
s1-r-i o1lSiaFS were futile. Good de-
RS 49, were furnished Of both. ald
r'eu that they viii be arrested
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Coolidea Fined $50.

Clayton Coolidge had a hearing yes
terday and pleaded guilty TO the charge
Of assault and battery committed upon
his ~stepmother last sunday. He was
fined $50. which be Immediately paid
Mrs. Coolidge, the stepmother. has
changed her min about Ming the d.
vOrce SUIT and has instructed her at
torneys 10 withdraw It.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Spoiled His Appessre.
Chicago Tribunc)

tChlcaEo lrlDuuc
They say" remarked the man with
the napkin under his chin. that eating
limburger cheese gives ~ an appetite
for beer
at doesn't act tina way with me.
said tie man with the coffee and dough-
nuts. When ] eat limburger cheese 7
don't have an appetite for anything until
about he third dav afterRarG."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Economy.


TDNINIIlI|NO NT-W|.|
Judge-Cau you explain. Vagab0nd why
Won lead this wandering life. going from
town to town on freight ears. on bump
ers and by such p~eril0us means of ans
portatiOnf
Tramp can. y'r hCnoT. Sir, 7 am th'
Chief Mocul in Transit o. de Sons o. Han
mony. fer tn Promotion OF Domestic
Economy, an I ride on IN bumpers T.
save shoe leather.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
will Go Abroad.

New York. April 2S.-Gottfried Walt
bum, the former king Of the Guttenburg
track in New Jersey, intends to sell out
his American stables, retire from the
American turf. buy ? new stable. and
begin racing in England and France,
says a London dispatch TO the Ameri-
can and Journal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

Medical Director.
The cured so many men WHO nad has-
lied for years against the mental Snd
physical suffering OF lost manhood that
the Institute has decided TO distTbuts
free trial packages 10 all VINO write. Il
Is a home treatment and al men who
saffer With any form Of sexual weakness
FeEulang from youthful folly. premature
l0ss OF strength and memeTy, weak back
va1coceIe. or emaciefiol ef parts car
nav cure themselves az homa-
tn remsdF mas a peculiarly Erate19t
effect Of warmth n seems to act c.
rect 70 the desired location. giving
strength and development Just where y
h needed. Il cures al th3 lis r from
biss that come from years or misGae Of
tbs natural functions and has been Al
Absolute success In all cases. 4 request
10 the state Medical Institute, Sc Elek-
iron Building. TT Wayne, Ind, stating
that voa desire one OF their free trial
uackszes. will be complied with prompt
r. The Institute Is DESTROYS Of reach
ing that great class Of men who are TN
aAfe 10 leave home 10 O. treaI5d. HlC
ia free sample viii enable them 70 see
how easy Il Is to be cured Of sexual
weakness when the proper remedies are
smployed. The Institute makes no re-
strfotioas. n man who writes viii Be
cant a free sample. carefully sealed n
STAIR rka 50 ifs T~eciuiFut need have
10 fasr Of embarrassment o. publicity.
Readers ere requested 70 write Wttasus
Aslax.
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Not Exsnet i America.
Duluuh N-ews-Tribune.1

TTTUIINNN IT.-T-|-"
There waE ar amusing incident vester-
dav in a house renting Office fin Duluth.
The agent of a certain dwelling had
mauaeed 20 squeeze two raises out OF q
stsadv and prompt paying tenant and
was after the third. The tenant IS a son
~ the Emerald isle. He paid the two first
raises without protest but he became
wroth az the third attempt he hied him
10 she agency and said IN the agent.
..rii not sthand thct raise
AN right. Get out.
ag(adlV. I kern from Ureiand tn -.
cape the landlords ard OF little .h6rehi
Is End ! maneT SIC here than frprr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Temneranoe Meetinq.

Major and Mrs. Scott. both OF whom
are temperance workers of national
reputation. viii hold a temperance
mass meeting this afternoon at 3 2. m.
in the Presbyterian church. This is
the first Of a series of such meetings
to be held throughout the state. under
the auspices OF the W. c. Z. e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
MILAN PACKARD INJURED.
Run Into by Train While at Spring
vile Station.

Vile SEdll0u.
Milan Packard. principal owner and
manager Of the Star Consolidated mine. in
the Tiatic district. had a narrow escape
from death yesterday moruins. He was
run Down by a Rio Grande Western train
at ~SpringviIIh and knocked to the ground.
Mr.. Packard was bruised severely. but
apparpntlv was not otherwise injured.
He was taken &c his home in Spring
VILE, and he Is so vigorous in spite of his
seventy-two years that It is thought he
viii recover Prompts .
Mr.. Packard was waiting at the SPRING
vile Rio Grande state 10 take the train
for Tintic. which leaves at 5.55 a. m. He
stepped from the platform and was
standing on the track. when q W%estbound
train came along It is said that the
whistle was not blown, nor vas the bell
ruug. At any rate. Mr.. Packard did not
hear the train and was struck by the
engine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
LSearsion 10 saltair

Be5ct lran win be rua to Saltsir
cursies LAY Tor the heneet OF the ex-
hsro ln the city. The train viii
Fif4s corner N South Vawpis s,-E
msrr -est streets az Q o'clnel ~
IN "a viii return in Hms for
To lfsi9nists going 10 CsTrsrre,
a their ans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
on the va to cod Fields.
0special 10 Inc Herald.l

Boise. April 26.-Pack animals have
~been-taken in to Per basin. forty miles
from Thunder Mountain. The party
that took them went in via Boise, Plac-
ervTlie and Garden valley. They have
pushed on TO Thunder Mountain, claim
ing they could make it with horses to
within a few miles Of the Dewey mine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
WILL ENTERTAIN WOMEN

Preparations Made by Club Wemen
of Ogden.
The delegates to the Federation OF
Wonlen's clubs viii be passing through
Ogden all day today on their way TO
Los Angeles. The local club women
have made extensive preparations for
the entertainment OF the delegates dur
ing the STAY of their trains in Ogden,
n the chairman Of the ways aud
means committee asks that all club
women spend as much time at the de-
pot today as possible. The Kansas
delegates viii come IN by special train,
arriving at 1890. and will remain over
until 3 p. ~. In the meantime the
passengers viii be taken for a carriage
drive up the canyon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
A slight Difference.
l0maha World-Herald.

History repeats itself. remarked the
gentleman who IS addicted 10 quotations.
Whereupou q nervous gentleman arose
and retorted: 1T wouldn't when 7 was
going 90 school
Then the crowd. reminded OF school
5avs. looked at the nervous gentleman
and smiled approval.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Penrose TO Iecture.

The Sunday School Union Of Weber
stake viii convene today at > p. m. in
the tabernacle. Elder c. W. P~enrose
viii speak on Honor for the Priesthood
Of God" The chiIdren's singing class
viii furnish the music.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
d a Ii Encampment.

The state encampment OF the Q. A. r.
win Re held in ogden next wednesday
The usual routine work and election of
officers VIII take place IN the morning,
and in the evening a pork and beans
hard tack supper viii be served.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
SPORTS
CONTINUED from Page a.

declared out of the Metropolitan handi-
cap for 3-year-Olds and upward, over
the Withers mile to be at Morris
park on May 8. They are S~ilvercale,
irritable. Elkhorn. Telescope, De
Reszke and All Gold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Neck Dressing

is a study with US. We carry only X
elusive ideas in~neckwear.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
166 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Sent Free
to Men.

Erss Trial Package Of This New D1s~
eovery Mailed 70 Every Man
Sending Name and Address
Quickly Restores Strength
and Vigor.
Free trial packages OF a most remaFE
BE remedy are being mailed 10 all Who
VII wHta the State Medical Institute
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
Expert Lsunderers

Expert Lsunderers
Of shirts, collars. cuffs, fannels. blan-
kets and lace curtains.
TROY LAUNDRY,
166 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

If YOU want TO buy first-class brick,
cali at Improved Brick coupany's Of
fee. 547 West Second South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

Foley's Kidney Cure. If taken in
time. affords security from all kidney
and bladder diseases. Johnson. Pratt &
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

The hospital corps and signal corps
held only a short drill last Thursday
night. After a short drill the two
aoTps repaired to the enlisted mems
room and completed arrangements Tor
tbeir dance. to be given at the armory
next Thursday. A reception commit
Tee If ak three from each corps, was
appointed. They were Sergeants
Evans, Bew anu Schmier Of the signal
corps. stewart Lynch, Schmale anu
pbelns from the hospital corps.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

The badges won BY the members Of
The zslard on the target range last
summer will be given out 20 the lucky
members very oen Colonel Ford re-
raived = communication from the east
during the week saying that they are
on the road. AS o as they arrive
thew viii be given out
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-04-25
Three New Business Houses.

The contract was let Saturday TO
e. D. Carlisle for the erection OF
three brick business houses on the
burr4sxa baoek ON the north side Of
Main street. The first brick next to
the vaew brick JUST finished will be
owned by E. Richards and &. r..
Wood, the next by r.. u. Duuaway,
and tire corner building by J.. p,
williams. Tire buildings will al be
asss0 feet. single stories. The build
ing up OF this block will add won
derfully 20 the beauty of the busi-
rsess portion of the sowu and viii
be d desirable location In which to
do business. Tlsege weTe several
contractors here Saturday from q
distance to bid on the job, but c. ID.
Carlisle, heme man, secured the
job. Charley is fine workman and
can be depended orr co give saffsfae-
tory work. We learn thas the Odd
FeIlowa are stila fignrtng ON build
ing 81 their lot Inst opposite where
the new bricks are To be erected
Italy News Herald