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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-26
Ogden Church Announcements.

First Presbyterian Church.-Morning
service at II o'clock, subject, ITO Him
That Is a Christ" Miss Wehrend will
sing. Evening service at $780, subject,
THE Trial of Unsympathetic Sur
roundings." Special music. Sunday
school at 1915, Endeavor at $50.
First Baptist Church.-Bible school
at 10 a. m; morning worship. with ser
mon by the pastor. at II O'Clock; b. Y.
p. u. prayer meeting at $50; evening
service at 1880. This will be a young
peoples" programme, consisting of
two short addresses and several special
musical numbers by the chorus choir.
male quartette, and solos by Mrs.
Brookshire and Mr.. Robert r. Dor
land. You are invited.
Regular services at the First Congre-
gational church this morning at II
o'clock. Evening service at 1880.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Church edihcei corner Twenty fourth
street and Lincoln avenue Services,
II a. m. subject, Everlasting Punish
ment;" Sunday school, 1915 a. m;
Wednesday evening meeting at 1880
o'clock. All are invited. Free reading
rooms, suite 2l2 Eccles building, open
daily from 10 p. m. All welcome.
A lecture on the New Thought" will
be given by Mary Lamoreaux- Burnell
in the city hall Sunday at 8 o'clock.
Subject, THE Demonstration of Eter-
nel Life"
First Methodist Chureh.-Sunday
school. 10 a. m; preaching. II a. m. /;
subject, Saved for Purpose" Junior
league. p. m; Senior league. $50;
preaching, 1880; subject, Fill with the
Spirit" Pastor, G. S. Wolmer.
Church of the Good Shepherd. Epis-
copal.-Grant avenue and Twenty
fourth street. Regular morning serv-
ice at IL o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Barnes Of
ficiating.
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herself as Administrative of the estate
of her deceased mother, Ida NJ. Cool
idge. The petition states that Portia
NJ. Coolidge, daughter, ana Joel Z.
Coolidge. husband, were the heirs 10
Mrs. Cooiidge's property, and that Joel
+. Coolidge has transferred all his right
TO the petitioner, as appears by deeds
on record. The petitioner is now at
Alameda, in California.
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STRIKE CAUSED
THE RUPTURE
Local Comment Regarding Re-
tirement of Dickinson.
CHANGES ON THE SHORT LINE
NrCKERsoN's SELECTION occA-
sIoNs SPECULATION.
CHANGES ON THE SHORT LINE

T~EW railroad men have attracted so
much attention in the past several
weeks as Edward Dickinson, the
general manager Of the Union Pacific.
who will assume the management Of
tte Kansas city. Mexico & Orient line.
II is not because NJ. Dickinson Is a
greater railroad man than other men
who have filled similar positions. The
pacuilar conditions prevailing on the
road as the result of the strike have
brought Mr.. Dickinson into prominence.
10 is generally understood that the
strained relations between the retiring
manager and President Burt are the
direct results OF that strike. although
the officials. il is said. have treatad
Zach other with frigid politeness for
more than a year. The strike pulled
tba men still farther apart. Mr.. Dick
inson has favored a policy which would
br.gg the strike TO an abrupt end. Mr.
bart has been more aggressive, IL Is
claimed He Is unwilling to give in TO
tbe men without a tight and this policy
has prolonged the great struggle.
NIr. Dickinson has always kept IN
close touch with the men. Mr. Burt
has held himself alOOf. IL is frequently
remarked by railroad men In this city
that the strike would soon come 10 an
end II Mr.. Dickinson could have his
way IN the matter. They say he has
worked 10 bring about such a result.
but he has been checkmated In his ef-
forts 90 restore peace and an open rup-
fure has followed which led Mr.. Dick
inson 20 turn a listening ear when the
orient line offered him the position as
general manager.
Although some sections Of the latter
line are I'm operation. the road has been
without a general manager until this
time. II is probable that the road Will
NOT be finished under two years, but
enough OF the property Is in operation
10 make II necessary to put man at
the head Of the operating department
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MARRIED AT PROVO.
Mrs. Maggie Carroll of This City Be-
comes Mrs. A. n. De Long.

Cupid scored a quiet little romance
in Provo a few days ago. in which A.
n. De Long, the well known and popu-
lar salesman for the Startup Candy
company OF that city, and Mrs. Maggie
NJ Carroll OF this city were united in
the bonds of matrimOny. Dan Cupid
played his game very quietly and the
contracting parties thought TO keep
their wedding a strict secret for some
time yet. But as things have a falling
Tor doing, the secret leaked out and
quite a surprise has been sprung upon
Provo society before ii was intended
that ii should be.
few days ago Mrs. Carroll left this
city for Provo. giving it out that she
expected 10 visit some friends there for
a day or two. While there Mr.. De
Long persuaded her to forsake the
paths Of single blessedness Immediate
~. and without letting any OF their
friends get an inkling of what was
about 10 happen, quietly sought out
the county clerk and then a minister.
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FREE TO EVERYONE.
A Priceless Book Sent Free For the
Asking.

Asking.
There be books and books some
edifying, others entertaining, and still
others instructive. The average man
is so busily engaged in the labor Of
money-making that he has little time
and less inclinat ton for books which in
struct; hence when he feels out of sorts.
either he gives no heed 10 Nature s
warning. or he eonsults a physician, at
an expense which 4 little knowledge
would enable him TO avoid. There is
probably no complaint upon which the
public is so little informed as hemor-
rhoids, or piles; this little book tells
all about their nature. cause and cure;
II treats OF the different forms of blind,
bleeding. itching and prOtruding piles.
describes their symptoms. and points
the way 10 a cure so simple and mex
penSlYe that anyone can understand
and apply. The Importance Of prompt
ness and thoroughness is vital, for the
disease VIII not cure itself, and Nature,
alone, unaided viii not accomplish a
cure. while the consequences are too
painful for detailed description. You
are told how piles originate, the reason
for their appearance usually being that
some Of the rules of correct living have
been violated. aud what is more 10 the
point how you may rid yourself Of this
bane Of human existence. All affections
~ the rectum are treated in simple.
plain language, so that all may under
stand, and learn how the cause may
be removed. Many people suffer from
piles, because after trying the nu-
merous lotions. Ointments and salves
that are on the market without relief.
they come to the conclusion that sur
glcal operation Is the only thing left
10 try. and rather than submit to the
shock and risk 10 life Of an operation.
prefer TO suffer on. This little book
tells how this may be avoided. and a
cure be effected without pain. lncon-
venience or detention from business.
Write your name and address plainly
on a postal card. mail 10 the Pyramid
Drug Co. Marshall. Mich, and you will
receive the book by return mail.
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The ceremony was performed. strict
secrecy was imposed upon the minister,
and the young couple decided that they
would announce their wedding az a
surprise to their friends about Christ
mas.
The day after the wedding Mr.. De
Long left on one of his trips for the
company and Mrs. De Long returned
20 her home In this city. Then the
story leaked out, and the surprise viii
be upon the surprisers.
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BerrY Is Also Mentioned.

While the report regarding E. E. Cal
win is the occasion OF much comment.
il Is improbable that definite informa-
ton VIII be forthcoming until his re-
turn from the east. A dispatch from
Omaha says that no appointment to
succeed Mr.. Dickinson has been an
nOunced there, and the only other name
that has been mentioned as a possible
successor 10 the position is that OF J.
b. Berry. who holds the position Of
chief engineer in the construction and
maintenance department.
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OFFICIALS ARE CURIOUS.
Believed That Nickerson's Selection
Has a Hidden Significance.

Believed That Nlckefson SeleCLlOu
Has a Hidden Significance.
A brief telegraphic dispatch yester-
day morning announced the fact that
Il r. Nickers0n, vice president and
general manager Of the Mexican Cen
trail railroad. has been offered the presi-
dency Of the Southern Pacific. Moth
ing was said in the dispatch regarding
the other moves this change Is likely
10 bring about. and there has been
much speculation what these changes
will be-
Mr.. NickersOn was formerly con-
uected with the Santa Fe and at one
time held the position OF general SUI
perlntendent OF the line. He left the
road % accept the position OF general
manager OF the Mexican road and he
was az the same time given the title
Of vice president. The fact that he is
now offered the presidency Of the
southern Pacific Is in itself assurance
that he is regarded as a heavyweight in
the manipulation OF large systems.
What effect the present change will
have upOn ]. Kruttschnitt. who is fill-
ing the duties OF president, Is a matter
OF much comment. kruttschnitt Is the
fourth vice president OF the road and
FIRST assistant 20 T.. II. Hartman. ScN-
eral weeks ago Fumors were circulated
20 the effect that r. III. Hartman
wanted 30 withdraw from the presi-
dency OF the road. The reason given
FOR this was that he has too many irons
IN the fire and that he had other gigan-
tic propositions on hand TO which he
was anxious % devote more time.
one Of these was a combination OF
express interests which would merge
al the principal lines OF the country
under one head. Naturally local Of
fclais believe there is something in the
air and there Is considerable curiosity
10 learn the facts In the case. There is
also much curiosity 10 learn what dis
position II any is 20 be made or
Kruttschnitt, who. while holding the
position OF fourth vice president, Is
really the acting president OF the
Southern Pacific system.
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wife along the two Of them are charged
uD as OnlY one and a half persons You
see the logical dvduction?''
II do" she answered. "And when a
woman travels alone she is charged full
rate for one person. while II her HUSBAND
happens TO be along the rate is fo- one
and half persons. The husband, there
fore"
He had stopped laughing.
Il always did think" he announced en-
phatically, that woman has a most per-
yerted sense OF humor and a most extra
ordinary method of reasoning"
But II you really want to get at rela-
tive values" she persisted. why, lust
consider the matrimonial market. Man is
quoted at high figure in that only when
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Reautiful Comnlexions

Are spoiled by using any kind of
preparation that fills the pores of the
skin. The best way to secure a clear
complexion, free from sallowness, PIN
pies, blotehes. etc, is TO keep the liver
in good order. An occasional dose of
Herbine win cleanse the bowels, regu-
late the liver, and so establish a clear,
healthy complexion. SOC at 4. c. NJ. 1.
drug dent
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Works Both Ways.
(BrookIyn Eagle.)

He laughed On. how he laughed II
was a great joke.
At last" he said. I've found place
where thew have women sized up just
right She isn't a complete human beng.
She isn'tz' she exclaimed warmly.
No. In Sweden. where they've figured
the problem out. a man Is the unit OF
value and 3 woman counts for only nan,
he exDlained When a man travels ne
pays full fare on the railroads and tni
rates at the hotels. while II he takes his
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How's ThisP

We ofrer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any cnse of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years,
and believe him perfectly honorable IN
all business transactions and financial
IL able 10 carry out any obligations
made BY their firm
WEST & TRUAX. Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo. o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 55c. per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Mrs. Houtz Given Divorce.

At a session OF the district court last
night Judge Rolapp granted a decree
Of divorce 10 Minnie Iittlefield Houtz
from Julian S. Houtz, the defendant
not appearing. The plaintiff was al
lowed to resume her maiden name.
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Mothers

Who would keep their children in
good health should watch for the first
symptoms of worms. and remove them
with Whites Cream Vermifuge. 1t is
the children's best tonic. II gets d.
gestion at work so that their food does
them good. and they grow up healthy
and strong zoe al Z. c. NJ. 1. drug
darf
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WILL BE TRAINMAsTER.
Fred C. Smith of the Southern Pa
eife Receives Promotion.

AHDttid4 10 i ne Itrdlu-I
ogden, Oct 25.-Fred c. Smith, train
dispatcher in the ogden Office of the
Southern Pacific. viii leave in a day or
two 20 act in the capacity of train
master on the Luein cutoff He viii
assist Mr.. ogden, who has held the
position since the operation OF trains
10 the lake. The company is rushing
the work and is putting on more crews.
This is the reason for pressing Mr..
Smith into this service. He will be
located at Little Mountain.
IL is expected that the east arm Of
the lake viii be bridged before the end
OF next week. Trains will then run to
the promontory and carry men and
supplies to the contractors who are do
Ing the grading. The bridge forces
who are employed on the west arm of
the lake will benefit in the same way.
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Rude Fellow.

philadelphia Press.)
Clarenee-My gwaeious! Such a vicious
natuah Gussie has.
cholly-Has he. WEAKLY?
Clarenee-Fwightful! I had some words
with him today, and he deliberately
weached out his hand and disawanged my
hair.
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MERGER ASSUMING SHAPE.
NO" Gould's Security Company Win
Handle the Securities.

" -
Handle the Securities.
II is announced that ARRANGEMENTS
nave neen completed for a general Sc
.lri'ies holding company 10 take over
'le stocks of the different railroads
n, M, lAe Gould southwestern system.
"Hile The capital stock OF the COM
s1nS has not been announced, Il is
$50 80 mat II win De sufficient 10 cover
IAe stocks OF the Missouri Pacific. the
t t.l Mountain, the 81. Louis Southern.
~ national q Great Northern. the
20 80 1Iande Southern and other south
~ 'glA INES owned by the GOulds.
~ N said that this merger is de-
is 'l,et somewhat upon the litigation
.Ss.'olgIhs the validity OF the Northern
,beuItIes company. II is understood
- -. '-e incorporation OF the new COM
v1 80 NiiI occur about the first OF the
80, 49, ana That IL will have a eapltaliza-
IN, - % about $500 .0OO. 900. In bonds. pre-
- ana common stock. IL is said
ir,H s an The Gould roads win be taken
60 60 me merger. alsJ that the Rio
~, 't VIII be exchanged al rate Of
''' snare OF preferred and one share
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OGDEN NEWS
OGDEN Office, 2O5 Eccles
Building. Telephone II.
ogden. Oct. 2s.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
Arrangements For Campaign Rallies
in County.

Arrangements 1or campaign hallles
in County.
There win be Democratic rallies in
Weber county the coming week as fol-
lows
Monday, Oct. 27-Marriott and sla-
terVille.
Tuesday. Oct. 2S-Riverdale and Roy.
Wednesday, Oct. 2S-Farr West, 7:50
p. m Eden. 100 p. m; Liberty. 4 p.
M: Hun, sville, 1880 p. IN.
Thurs /iy. Oct, S0-Hooper. Kanes-
vile, Harrisville.
Friday. Oct. S1-North Ogden and
Pleasant View.
Saturday, Nov. 1-Plair City.
Monday, Nov. 3-West Weber.
All the meetings scheduled win be in
the evening excepting those at Eden
at 1870 and Liberty at A.
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he has title. while woman brings the tor
price without one
'Oh we'll" he said 70 himself, as he
slammed the door behind him. what's
the use of arguing with a wSman, any
how?"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-26
A QUIET MEETING.
Republican Gathering Devoid of En-
thusiasm.

The Women's Republican club had a
reception with refreshments and
speech making at the Republican
headquarters yesterday afternoon.
at one time.
The speakers were: Z. T. Hulaniski,
who spoke OF the wool tariff; A. s.
Condor, who talked of irrigation, and
John +. Bagley. who besOught support
for the Republican ticket. The county
issues were not referred to, the discus
sion being entirely along national
Zines
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RIO GRANDE GETS DwYER.
VIII Take Groves Place on the First
Of the Month.

VIII Take Groves Place on the First
Of the Month.
A change Of considerable interest in
he operating departments OF the local
Dads will 80 into effect on the lst
u the month. T. A. Groves, who has
neld the position OF roadmaster for
he Rio Grande Western. Will be
succeeded by John Dwyer Of the Short
Line Dryer Is at present employed on
the southern branch OF the line, and
IS considered a valuable man. A Short
Line official gave him the credit OF
saying that he can put in a curve or
make any other similar improvements
IN One-quarter the time that IL takes
the average man.
If there is a curve TO be Dut in"
said the official. give Dwyer a blue
print and that Is all he needs, Most
men have 20 come back and bother
you with questions. They want an
engineer TO come down and have stakes
put In, then they want 10 know where
10 get the materials and you have 10
DO nearly everything but spike the rails
for them.
Dryer doesn't w&nt any engineers.
ne does his own stake driving. and
WAru The curve is finished you can gam
Ole that an engine can get over IL with
out falling on the track Dwyer was
lAe nan Who led the gang at the time
me san Pedro and the Short Line had
,heir trouble down the line. He can
'e aggressive when he has 20. and he
Is resoureeIul When he Is directed 10 do
q talns. people want 10 keep out OF
nus way. He is going TO do the work.
ana jaerc won't be much fuss or feath-
grs about 10. unless they attempt TO
b"Ser was formerly with the Mis-
sun Pacific, and subsequently went
90 lAe Colorado southern and was sta
gonrd az Trinidad when the Oregon
short Line got him.
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The Coolidge Estate.
Miss Portia NJ. Coolidge has fled a
petition asking for the appointment Of
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A Single Set, price 81, is often
sufficient to cure the most tortur-
ing, disfiguring skin, scalp, and
blood humours, rashes, itchings,
and irritations, with loss of hair,
when all else fails.
The evening world., 1902-03-11
BASEBALL NOTES.

81 frf' ,nd wH'hirF'or h1'b sI,irl Cam
n ua nrr NrGns aas complete o4fAst
"a bn'h K.l'., iai f.na o. Or. II
Louis 90 set MGar7 -i q 60 hr., sni
N1i'uon 'a.rsd ra 80
u~trp'' q, s''s- u.tu"a n-p,sIv1 catcher
Ne reported 20 save ..s1-i sf.H HAn.aa aui
rhsrr plan On foot 90 parrhs'' Bis r,lsas"
u n Qiln. u tss MlssuE.s Bls.s,u rius
stated to-Isy that mo American AYociati-a hat
an lndtruanainE sI'h Prssliea' Han I,ha-aa =
th- American LsiEus ir relation % contra e..
Jumpers Aaorfas p. 80 agreement. an Hl,n
IumplnE contract aiI rot be r,c,Eaigr t1
ri'hs- league The HiivAuse- club has Euei
NnIng HAi!msn, %" s'.hrcesr. ''r nert -"isoH
@ Young expects 20 use but Ii'te sps~i ~.
r.omins seisan Hs 'nanl 4"s hall 10 10 ta-
BAT line 30 the h3p' ~ Pr'onsinE his career N
the fhmoni
n. ,si ,Ar isG 49, Va, ,hs prts- placed IA
rh' Inian'pall, auit' b' Manager w4,k'n' shsn
m" western l~isg" rc c.sntl. had notion II
tDins strnSsl sent ws,Fins on. better ~
pIains HE To 90 plant AZ iis."c)
vlrsi G.r,in. ~ho siI pitch 'ar Comlsls,
Waite soS his year. r,y. ne intenaI to cut out
Ha 'lluTr NniFltaif PFTNmlNAfN "a HtirnH AMI fHE-
nus hlmself more 10 slarIming tho ball over The
Fai'.
Jimmy Shekari risims that Ne recently turnei
ip-n an nref ~ tsoo fo- two seasons. mai. by
Nansger Prank DsNeT. n the Detroit American
League Cluh. VINO promised him removal from the
American League Blacklist
Chiraga may lo,- john Klng the clever
catcher ". 10 .sntoi 10 manage the Peoria
team IN the we.Eefn League
The Rel, sill play their nr't exhibltion same
At ham. on April 5 Ee ldianipolis team viii
ts IN Cincinnati on that date.
Tie Equitable Baseball Club desires dste-
with the s,rsnEss, oui.ot-to~n teams ontfing
xusrantees All Saturdays In April open, Alzo
May and 81 Adirs,s A. A. sprinEmeysr.
manager. 10 broadway. New York City.
The evening world., 1902-03-11
RllelsHHl0

Rhcum TIC pains are the cries OF pro-
tcst aul distrc,, from tortured muscles
aching joints and excited nerves The
blood has been poisoned b. the accumu-
latI"n uf waste matter III the system.
and ,au No longer supply the pure and
health sustaining food they require.
The whole system feel, the effect oi this
acid poison aud No, until the blood
m, been purified and hrough, back to
. healthy condition will the ache, and
pains cease
Mts James H-il ~ IA = Ave y. W.
Washington n G.. w"''.s - follows 4 frw
Mouths ngu had an I'tsrk Of Srlatir Rr-uf,,a-
,,'n ia IT, worst form. The pain ga. 20 IN.
tense that hs am- Completely prostrated.
The evening world., 1902-03-11
NOTES OF THE BOXERS.

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Hir.sn 90 NArrb q ThT~ men
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rsa. E-rs ,nt gu' Gsrin-- 80 a'.i~i
TO. :. W,Fai1sa as' Sai4ri.S u.shr an. meet
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frrs .-r NJ mo chicago aih .-tI. lobe .u no
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N.... Ilts, m. uaIn -eli.r-~elrs' bower fa.
hssH rs'sh,d go meet Nass a. Foat'- me usa-
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.H. boz nAslani IN M'r'h II
Danny p7uShsrN m" sv.h,n'an- NtiEs' a,-.
ei1a "a 5esa rsIrh.i siuh J0. Nahrcf =
Hsgea1' rhs dsts o; n, bout IA. rot vel,
hsrg 'sirrnlnsi uron
M,n,Esr Billy iAvgre has slsn.i NIKE nrnn.
p1. q r,tt>bgrs ami lnarlss rnur.toa. ~ 0al-
,f1rup "a nEh' that viii aks pa.r b.' I.
ths Pssiims club u Portland. ore. On Marc -
ppnovsn en,ly 'ouah, Al NsiiI. Of california.
y-rouni irAs
ki Broad ,nd ~. Meli, % csiiserais. are to
meet in a trs,a.rogsa soa,sst At q. Lauis on