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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-11
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LATE LOCALS.

|
The Sunday school OF the First Cob;
gregational church VIII give retirifae
| supt Axton a farewell next SUNDAY
| noon.
The catalogue Of Gordon academy
| for the scholastic year of 1923 has
/ been published. The catalogue con.
talns cuts Of the buildings, including
the new hall and comprehensive
schedule Of the courses Of study.
Moreton l.. Fuller of storm Lake, Ia,
the observer IN the weather office to
succeed Mr. Wldmeyer, arrives Friday
next to take station here. Mr.. Wild
meyer leaves tonight for El Paso. Tex,
to remain two months while Maj, Lane,
the observer there Is off on a vacation,
and then he will go 10 Virginia for
permanent station.
The weather office predicts rain Tor
this locality this afternoon and tomor-
row.
Secy, Harris Of the Commercial club,
received Geographic word this morning
Of the sudden death OF his mother IN
Virginia, at the advanced age uf r.
from old age. Mr.. Harris was much
overcome with surprise and grief as
when he was east last his mother was
apparently In good health and likely to
pass beyond her SOth year.
Since July /, FL Paso. Tex, has had
1854 inches Of rain, according TO the re-
ports received In this city great
excess over the usual rainfall In fact
the whole OF Texas has received
drenchlng that win last II for some
years.
In the article entitled "Topsheld and
the Smith Family Genealogy," which
appeared IN the Saturday News the
fourth son Of Robert moved to Shirley
II should read Nathaniel, son of Eph-
rain, moved to Shirley" etc. Nathan
Tel, son of Ephralm. died young and
without Issue.
The new metropolitan fire engine for
salt Lake. arrived In the city this
morning. and viii at once be takent TO
station No. /.
A 2-year-old girl. the daughter of
Mrs, Oswald Of 2SO south Second West,
wandered away from home this morn
ing and narrowly escaped being run
over near the postofiice. Some gentle
man picked her up and took her to the
police station. The child's mother was
notified and sent for the little one.
a company Of Elders returning from
missions in Europe are expected In
the city tomorrow.
The funeral Of Fritz Miller, the well
known merchant OF Bingham. who died
In this city Yesterday afternoon. will be
he'll from O'ponnelrs undertaking par.
Tors Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
The internent will be made at Mt.
OliVet Mr. M'.er was O native on Nor
way, but has resided In Bingham since
1874. He leaves wife and three chill
dlen.
The funeral services Of the child OF
John Holt, residing az $50 east Fifth
South win be held at the family home
at 1850 tomorrow afternoon.
Judge Hall today rendered a decree
In the case Of Aaron keysor ts Henry |
ct al queting title in plaintiff |
to 6k rods by IS feet of ground In lot ! |
block 55 plat A.
George a. Smith spent Sunday in |
Ogden attending a conference of the |
Sunday school workers Of the Weber |
stake.
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BILLY EDWARDS HERE.
Talks Of Ecdle T,y's Future Plans
Going to San Francisco.

Billy Edwards. the manager Of that
clover little fighter. Eddie Toy. Is In the
city AMI his intentions were 10 remain
here FIR the Root Gardner agh. next
Monday nigh but unfortunately he
viii not he able TO remain, as he re-
ceited Telegram from san Franolsc,,
las; night which calls him TO that city.
he haa noihinr but praise FOR Root
and Grrdaeg. and thinks the local ring
followers are fortunate In getting n
match % sUcl Importance here. he
Knows iio mer o. be- both top-notchars.
ana HAT they win put up one OF the
hes' contests, II not the very best. ever
wltrtsstd N thia state.
Edwards rcfc 20 San Francisco To
match Toy with Jimmy Britt ate,
nhlch he vab,s to match Toy with Abe
At,ell az 81 ? cuts.
We are eficr no easy marks" said
Eiwarls this mcrnlng. What We are
efter j. he hardest nuts IN the blsl-
ness. and Nc bar no man living OF Toys
weight While Toy has lost some fights
nn aprisiors De- has never vet been
knorfed en- although he has had i5O
ring battles
Tc, has aghl Friday night a,
Boulder Colorado
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Dr. AIbrittou Transferred to Will
Transport, Pennsylvania
ON ACCOUNT OF DlSCORD.
VIII Exchange Pnlplts with REV. L.
n. morehead- Oiher New yinis-
tiers In the Mission,

The Methodist conference OF the Utah
mission, which has been In progress at
The First &C. n. church for the last
sour days. wound up its work with a
short session this morning.
The most notable step taken was
the transfer OF Or. j. l.. AlbrlttOn of
the First church. to the Grace church
OF Wllllamsport, Pennsylvania. Dr, AL
brittoh has been the pastor Of The local
church for one year II cannot be de-
MED that from almost the very hrst
his paftorate here has been dissatis-
factory TO himself as well as to many
of the members OF bis congregation.
They did not seem to like his methods
nor did he Ike theirs and discOrd 10
The church was inevitable He came 10
this Gty highly recommended by the
inembefs Of his former charge, and one
OF the ministers stated this morning
that Dr.. Albrltion had the confidence
of the ministers OF the Utah mission,
ana they all wished him well IA his new
field. He has made friends IN this city,
as well as enemies, who VIII regret his
leaving.
Rev, I. N. MoreheGd has been called
TO take the pas.ofeIe OF the church here
in Dr. Albrtton's stead Mr. More
head has been the pastor OF the Grace
church OF Williamsport, Pa, and Is
highly spoken Of by his fellow minis
ters here. lie and DR.. Albritton simply
exchange places.
The ninisters were assigned to their
several charges as follows;
j. T.. Leilich, superintendent. Rich-
field district II. H. Mork. Salt Lake
City, Brigham and Hooper, II /. Ham
sen. Ephralm and Spring city, j. Nj.
Hansen Marysvale and Kimberly,
samud Alllson Monroe. Elsinore and
Richfeld. H. l.. Nanthrup; Salt Lake,
IL, r. Morlx.
Salt Lake District. j. l.. Leilich.
Salt Lake; Bear River, Joseph Scar
borough. Beaver and Milford, to be
supplied; Bingham canyon, w b. Bur-
Ton; corinne, Joseph Wilkes: Eureka
and Silver City, b. M. Helmck, ,tleber,
to be supplied Logan and Hyrum, A.
j. Clifton; Mercur and 1ooee TO be
supplied; Murray and West Jordan,
Thomas John; Ogden, G. s. WOmer
Park city, G. II, Cook Payson, Santa
Quin, Nebo, II. W. Parker; Provo and
Spanish Fork. William Murphy. Salt
Lake city, Fret church, l. ~ Moor
mead; Heath. ]. IL. Worrall Illff l.. H.
Koepsel; Liberty Park. II. G, Kemp,
Second church. q, r.. Jayne; n. q.
Hunt. @. a. w. Cage, G. A. Edwards |
and c. r. Smith returned to their con-
ferences; J. l.. Albrtton. Grace church, |
Wiilamsport. Pennsylvania
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FIGHT AT 0GpEsT
George Lawler and Jack Graham q
Go 20 Rounds.

In the evening at the Grand Opera
house on Aug IA, purple and white day
III ogden, 20 round boxing contest
will be pulled on between George Law
Ter Of ogden and Jack Graham or Den
ver Both men are In excellent condi-
ton and will no doubt put up an ex-
cellent fight A number OF good pre-
liminaries viii be put on before the
main fight takes place.
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HOLDUP AT OGDEN.
Two Masked Hlghwaymen Reap Rich
Harvest: 30 Cents.
Especial to the oNews."l

lHPSflhl " tue NtNH' !
Ogden, Aug. 1l.--Joseph MCGOWAN.
Jrp reported to The police this morning
that he was held up by two masked
men on Patterson avenue last night
while on his way home. They rided his
pockets, secured 80 cents and then let
him 90.
The police have been unable to locate
the men.
Amy Johns has entered suit for al
yorce IN the Second district court, from
her husband Thomas & Johns. The
grounds on which she asks for the sc.
paratlon are failure to provide. She
asks for the custody OF the one child,
six months old, and for an order re-
strainlng the defendant from dispos-
ing of $4,000 worth Of real estate. The
order was granted.
Mr. and Mrs, Johns were married at
Pleasant View on May 5, 1901.
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SAL00NMAN ARRESTED.
Charged With Violating Liquor 0rdi'
nance Yesterday.

This afternoon officer sperry arrest
ed by warrant, A. ]. Price, proprietor
Of the Klondike saloon, on the charge Of
violating the liquor ordinance. II was
alleged that he sold can Of beer to
one Arson Roper, boy IA years Of
age
Price pleaded not guilty and was tried
before Judge Diehl. II developed dur
ing the trial that the boys aunt sent
him for the beer
Price admitted selling the beer and
said he did II frequently when the boys
parents sent for IL with a note.
Judge Diehl found the man not guilty,
and discharged him.
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LOSES CUSTODY OF CHILD.
Mrs. Burdette Dsobeys Order Of Court
And suffers Thereby.

Judge Hall today made an order in
tie divorce case Of Gabrielle Burdette
IS W. j. Burdette, transferring the Gus
tody Of their minor son. Frederick Bur
dette, from plainiff to defendant 1t
appeared frou the evidence introduced
that Mrs, BUrdettC had disobeyed a
portion OF the decree rendered In the
ease la that she had taken the child out
of the jurisdiction cf the court and out
Of the state hence Il was ordered that
The child be taken from her and turned
over TO defendant.
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NOTICE To STEAM HEATING AND
PLUMBING CONTRACTORS.

THE COMMITTEE OK BUILDING
and Grounds OF the Board OF Ednca.
ton. Salt Lake city Utah, viii receive
bids up to II o'clock a. m. on Saturday
August 10th, 1902, at the Board Rooms
IN the City and County Building for the
heating and ventllating, and plumbing
Of the annex to the Lincoln and Wa.
satch School Buildings
Plans and Specifications may be had
az the Office Of W. Pinney. superlnten.
dent Of Buildings, 534 North Second
West Street.
Certified check Of 1--WE per cent must
accompany each bid
The right to reject any or all bids g
reserved.
a. 6. GIAUQUE
Chairman Of Buildings and Ground
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OF Book of Mormon fame. visited the
grounds and left his name. When ask
ed concerning the professors affidavit
as to the nature OF the characters
shown him by North Harris he an
swered without eduiyocntion that he
had pronounced them Egyptian and
Hebrew but Of course, could not be-
lleve that Joseph had communed with
an angel az was claimed. Prof. Anthem,
said he, thought Il more likely that he
had found them among ancient ruins
or something Of that kind, There have
been other interesting visitors and
many incidents have occurred that viii
perhaps figure In history In days to
come.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
eNooNs>cNoNNooNoNNnoonr

Today's local bank clearlngs amount
ed TO s6S70Is.2l. as against Si65, $685.
for the same day last year.
Henry Quayle viii expend $1,000 in re-
modelling his home at Eleventh South
street and Main. j. A. Headlund & Co.
is making the plans.
The street railway company has Just
turned out a new double ear, SO. from
its shops. II is running on the First
South street line.
The Richfeld Loan and Investment
company OF Richheld, SEWER county.
dled copy OF its articles OF lncorpora.
ton In the secretary OF states Office to.
day. The capital stock Is $4,000 divided
into six shares OF the par value OF 81 900
each / J. Stewart is president. J. Il.
Heppler, vice president, 81. y. HAYES
treasurer; A. NJ Heppler secretary. and
i. Stringham Young, manager.
Contractor Campbell OF the Federal
building has contracted with the Min.
neapolIs Steel & Machinery company
"a Hh'hfhHbll iOl NV lDllN NI STRUCTURAL
steel at $4,000, delivery TO begin with.
In 70 days. II IS understood that the
min Inspection on the part Of the gov.
eminent which the company strongly
objected 10. has been waived. Messrs.
Campbell & Co. VIII have the contract
TO build the First Presbyterian church
although II VIII not be formally award.
ed until the statutory vote has been
taken by the church.
Prominent insurance men regard with
satisfaction the movement already
started In this city for the appointment
Of a fire marshal who shall keen
sharp lookout over the city for fire
nuisances. Insurance agents continue
to claim that. NOTWITHSTANDING the as.
ssertlons Of the fire department, the cen.
ters OF not a few Of the great blocks are
me dumping ground for all sorts OF in.
h@ninable rubbish, and that the Are
marshal when appointed, win have
plenty TO do In effectlng a cleaning nm
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desertion and failure to support Mrs.
La Favor was granted the CUSTODY OF
their minor child and was restored 10
her maiden name, that Of Ella West
fall.
The win Of the late Allan q. Camp
bell deceased was admitted to probate
today by Judge Hall and w b. Stanley
was appointed administrators with the
will annexed, to serve without bonds
The estate is estimated to be worth
from sl500,00O 10 S3OOO,0OO, but the
value OF the Salt Lake county property
10 estimated at $4,000
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PLUM FOR MISS WlGHTMAN,
Appointed Nap Draughtsman in Sur
veyor Generals Office.
Especial to the News. y

NFVVIHI 10 IIIV NtMH' J
Washington, d. C.. Aug i1.-Miss
Mary whitman of Salt Lake has been
appointed map craftsman. at salary
OF S,2OO, In the surveyorge generals Of
flee, Salt Lake.
Walter =. Baumel, OF Lewiston, has
been appolnted a clerk in land offices at
Sundance, Idaho.
The nostoflice at Dewey, Utah. has
been discontinued: mail 10 Cisco.
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Small Business Transacted With Prices
Very Firm.

Trading on the mining exchange this
afternoon was very limited In volume.
while prices were firm and steady.
The following quotations and trans
actions were recorded:
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CHEAP COAST ExCuRsroSs
Via Oregon short Line

From Salt Lake City to either San
francisco or Portland and return sas so
Francisco 1900. ""' Sa'i
80 days anu ~ good
Clly ticket Office 20l Main street
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BOOM FOR HUCK FINN.
Denver Public Library Excludes TIA
immoral and sacriIlpious.

Denver, Aug li.-"HuckIeberrv
Finn Mark Twains story of boy lie
ON the Mississippi river. has been ~
cluded from the Denver public library
on the ground that Il is immoral ana
sacrill9ious. ""'
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COURT NOTES.

In the separate maintenance suit OF
Luella Burnes VS. Frank H. Burnes,
Judge Hall this morning ordered de-
PENDANT TO pay plaintiff s55 per month
temporary alimony. beginning on Sept,
I, 1909. until the further order OF the
court, the restraining order heretofore
issued IN the case to remain In full force
and effect. or.
Ella La Favor was granted divorce
from rer husband, Davt -. La Favor
today by Judge Hall on the ground OF
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PENSIONS GRANTED.
(sneclnl 10 the "Newsnl

Especial to the "News."D
Washington. u, c., Aug. li.--Pensions
granted archaeological. Albert seelIg,
war With Spain. Lewiston, Sc.
wyoming, orlginal-Lous h. Schmidt,
.sherldan. So.
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DIED.

MY ~, In this city, Aug. II. 1902 In tho
e,th year OF her age. Ellen NJ Kav
Mus OF me late John NJ. KAY; horn
IN Bury Lancaster. England.
,sd In.iel services al her late residence
~ Is Street, Aug. u. at l.so d N ~
private. ih'erment
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Hoods Jarsapariua

Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. 1t Is better not to put OF
tTeatneii; huy Hoods today.
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you have blood troubles pmps or other
o r use my blood uret win drive CUT all impurities II your
Vu 81 Id and you have moth patches aow bhy compxo
Won ns, Try my h cure II viii give you good health ana gOoi o s
you nave Indigestion ard DYSPEPSIA preventing assimilation
@ CAUSING CONSEQUENT p9eness and hat worou look take my
then all Ike
your sn vii glow with Youthful freshness NJ NYoN Munyon's Doctors
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TWO BAD ONES cAuGHT

Late this afternoon. one Of the Pink
erton detectives arrested two men
known as Nick Moran and Il, Cannon
alias William Hunt. They were Jailed
on the charge Of yagrancy. The detec.
tiyes know the men Of old to be two Of
the cleyerest hotel thieves in the cOun.
try. Recently they stole $4,000 worth
Of diamonds from a big New York ho-
tel
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HOWELL RECOMMENDED.
Young Nan firm cache County West
Point Alternate.

Joseph n. Howell. son o. Joseph
Howell. state sera'or from Cache coun-
ty, ana namedI Congressman George
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ONE GRAFTER LEAVEs

Joe Goehegan, one Of the alleged con-
fdence men arrested last night. Is now
doing a hot foot" for some other
town.
He promised most sincerely this af-
ternoon To leave Salt Lake and never
return. Upon that promise, Judge
Diehl continued the case indefinitely.
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SPECIAL" HAD THE GOODS.
Was More Than a Match for Two
Grafters.

A couple OF grafters plying their vo-
cation on Second South and Main
street took II into their heads this
morning that a special officer was not
so much. but they think some different
now.
The fellows were trying to roll cit
izen OF the country when Special officer
Huddelson proceeded to place them
under arrest. One of the fellows put
up a fight, but Huddelson hit him a
blow on the side OF the head that laid
his skull bare. aud had both OF them
dead TO rights before they could Of
fer further resistance.
on he way TO the hall In the patrol
wagon they again put up a fight, but
Huddeson was there with the goods
and In a short time landed them in
Jail. They Were booked on the charg-
es Of yagrancy and resisting an officer.
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Hazel snn e'y woman drou q beautiful complexion to Try my W d
the creamies and makes harsh SKIN
heads rn NAM every person afflicted with skin dsdgumens pmpes s S
V WIN nara IT, IL VIII cure
uhu y shampoo without want everyone ooNk ao
SOAP toilet Nothing VIII suit he
MISREPRESENTATION. 80 - - -
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h,r,s ~ 1855 west North t.
fe street. this city. Aug. 10. 400 a =,
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TELEPHONE PERMIT.

NThe board also granted the Telluride
Power company a franchise for tele-
phone line on and over the following
highways. From the north end of
highway No. 2S southerly to the north
ern boundary of the city, and from the
southern boundary Of the city along
Redwood road TO the southern boundary
Of Salt Lake county.
Sheriff Naylor submitted the appoint
ment of Nels a. Naylor as special
deputy for Saltair Beach and Harvey
@. Fisher as special deputy at the Sanl-
tafium, both 70 act without pay from
the county The appointments were
approved by the commissioners.
The sheriff also submitted a report
of the finances Of his Office for the
month Of July, showing a balance on
hand June 30 Of si5l.55, expenditures
during the month of $76.7 70, leaving a
balance on hand July 81 OF s74.S5.
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MUNYON'S
WlTch.MAxEL SOAP

they would discover 10 their gratl-
lin that their rimplcs, blaekheads'
arll,ticns or other skin disilgure-
nterts would disappear; that thelr
akin would grow with a youthful
ficshness. that ,hey would gam u
pellnanently beautiful compleHiion'
., =. .t.,,,f and ali apnl In ui9-
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must lIhme themselves In many
instances II they would use
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OPEN BOARD.

OPEN BOARD.
1000 ingot, Os%.
100 Comstock. IS. $50.
100 Century, IS.
100 Century. S6h. $50.
100 Daly-Judge, lL50,
200 Wabash, 100.
100 May Day, a.
100 Grand Central. $50.
2,OO0 Horpestake, 0i&.
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Ugly
Women

mud mat used soap would cure all scalp dis
leaving te duty
look her best Prise 5c. everywhere Z
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! NEW YORK METAL PRICES !

Lead quiet. 4l2h.
Copper weak, 1l.70dll.9O.
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County Commissioners Give Per-.
mission to Build Electric Line,
WHAT THE COURSE WILL BE
Fare Limit From Farthest Point Il
Fixed at Zoe. Per Person = TeIlu-
ride Gets Telephone Franchise.

The county commissioners today
passed Il resolution granting a fran
ohlse to the Salt Lake and Suburban
Railway company for a single track
electric railway from the city limits Of
this city to Farmers ward, Mill Creek
Granger, Taylorsvile, Murray and Big
Cottonwood precincts, being in all about
10 miles Of track The line OF right Of
way is over the following highways.
Commencing on highway No. at the
southern limits OF the city, thence
south TO highway No, 50 thence easter
iy to highway No. 6, thence southerly
&c highway No. SO, thence westerly to
highway No. IL, thence southerly TO
highway No. &C. thence eastery to a
point due south OF the intersection of
highways No. G7 and No. G. thence
northerly to highway No, 81, thence
easterly to highway No. 2,thence north
eily to highway No 60, thence westerly
to highway No. g.
The limit OF fare from any Of the
points to Salt Lake City shall not
exceed 10 cents Cars must run at
least once every hour for sixteen hours
per day. In consideration OF said fran.
chIse being granted the company
agrees to pay Salt Lake county on or
before December l Of each year. $40
each for the average number of pas
senger cars and s. each for the average
NUMBER of freight cars operated on its
- within said county The franchise
acquires that work must be commenced
\ side Of 60 days and must be compet-
"tWithin two years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-11

The Sunday school OF the First Con-
gregational church Will give retiring
supt. Axton farewell next Sunday
noon.