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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22
10 MEET STEAMSHIPS.
A New Service by tho New York
Central Railroad.

George II. Daniels, general passenger
agent of the New York Central ana
Hudson River Railroad. has added a
steamship bureau 10 the equipment or
the passenger service OF the road He
has engaged Captains Louis lngwersen
and Il. a. G. Schultze to superntend
the bureau, and one OF their duties viii
be to meet all incoming transatlantic
and the principal coastwise steamships
TO assist passengers who wish to leave
the city via the Vanderbilt system
Capt Ingwersen will have charge Of
the American, Cunard, White Star,
Atlantic Transport, Wilson. Anchor
and Allan-State lines, and Capt
Schultse has been assigned TO the
North-German Lloyd, Hamburg Ameri-
can, French, Rotterdam Red Star and
Thingvalla lines
They will meet all incoming steam
ships, and will be prepared to furnish
railway tickets. parlor and sleeping
car accommodation ana TO assist pas
sengers with their baggage and check
Il TO points on the line Of the railroad,
after II has been passed by the customs
inspectors. They win also furnish
passengers with cabs operated by the
railroad company and furnish time IA.
bes and general information to passen-
gers. The two men have also been d.
rected to assist passengers who come
to this city with a view Of going abroad,
and such passengers will be met AT the
Grand Central station on incoming
trains and conducted 10 the steamship,
Their baggage will be attended to, and
steamship tickets can be procured In
advance by communicating with Mr.
Daniels. From the New York Conn
mercial Advertiser.
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HENEFER.
GOOD NEWS ron rRRiGAToRs.
Welcome storms Advantages of
Early irrigation to Save Waste.

Special Correspondence.
Henefer, Summit Co, March 21.--
Henefer ~ where the pioneers rested
the Sunday before entering Salt Lake
valley and pastured and watered their
animals, This Ii the only town at pres
ent located on their trail.
There is good news for the farmers
of the lower counties Another big i1ll
of snow came last night The roads
are almost impossible, axle deep in
mud
Another meeting OF lrrlgators was
held last night II appears ou' people
do not take kindly to the idea proposed
by the late Ogden convention to form
one grand water company extending
from head TO foot OF the Weber river
Ii Is most likely that some good Will
result from these water discussions, IL
is acknowledged that third Of our hay
crop in the meadow was lost last sum-
mer through not getting out the water
upon II earlier In the spring,
II may be the case that lower down
In the valleys early Irrigation will save
later disputes and conserve the water
II would be wise move to turn out
the water during the winter and early
spring months on land that would stand
It, Land 40 treated would require less
watering later on, and 1t would save
much Of the water that Is 80 often
wantonly wasted In early spring. BY
this method the California irrigators
avoid all waste Of water soaking the
land to good depth, and then by fire.
quent surface cultivation keep the soil
moist all summer with little irrigation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22
HOOPER,.
MEETING HOUSE IMPROVED.
Great Need Of Hallway Connection
In "the Basin"
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
Hooper Weber CO., March 2o,-Under
the inspiration of progress Hooper IL
assuming In IT'S ecclesiastical status
quite an air Of Improvement. The large
meeting house has been renovated, It's
interior Is now refreshing and even
beautiful, the windows have been frost
ed and lined, the interior walls oil
painted and frescoed the vestibule
walls have vanished, the choir stand
raised and graced with a fine lNw or
gan, and the speakers stand made at
tactiye and comfortable, while the two
aisles Of the old time have been made
one In the center and an acetyline gas
plant has been Installed which IN the
evening makes the auditorium as at
tractIve as 1t Is In the day light.
Quite a few returned young men
from the missionary field are showing
unusual activity In rne Sabbath school,
the Mutual. the general services and in
quorum OF Seventies newly organized.
The beet interest IL an important one
in Hooper, though some miles from the
factory, but there Is dream that may
soon become a reality, viz. a spur from
the oregon Short Line,
The shipment Of cheese tomatoes
(canned), beets, potatoes, grain, salt,
fruit, with the minor traffic of lumber,
rock, coal, etc, would make a remuner-
alive business II the route was via
Syracuse II would benefit some Ave
settlements now located In what Is
known as 1.-THE BASIN
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NATIONAL LEAGE.
Meeting Called for Next Week In
New York.

New York, March 90 That the ma.
tlonal league club owners Will have a
meeting In this city nett week IL no
longer being denied by the various mag
mates, says the World
Two semi-ofllcial announcements
have been made to the effect that the
magnates viii be In town on Noday
and meet Tuesday and also that
schedule vii be promulgated before
next Saturday.
The magnates have been bothered
about the legal way TO call their meet
ing but Col Rogers OF Philadelphia
claims he has surrounded the difficult
~ one plan is TO resolve all the rep
resentatives who attend the meeting
Into a committee Of the whole, The
dates viii be discussed In open meet
Ing and n subcommittee appointed 10
get up the schedule.
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Col. l..)S

Cutler IN honor OF T. II. Cutler Jr,
who leaves today to superlntend the
Wayery factory In Washington state,
All who participated had very pleas
ant time,
Last Tuesday evening Mrs d, Il.
Fowler and family Mrs, y, Lott, and
Mrs, VIM Jacobs left Lehi over the o,
$, l., TO join their husbands. who are
now In Canada.
The storms Of late have made the
farmers very happy and all are now
looking forward to prosperous year
Cashier John Y. Smith OF the l!ehi
Commercial aud Savings bank now has
the material on the ground and Will
soon erect an imposing mansion IN the
central part Of town.
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ERNIE WINS FROM GARDNER,
Given the Decision After Punching
Gus All Over the Ring,

Chicago March a,-Frank Erne was
given the decision over Gus Gardner OF
Philadelphia at the end of six rounds
tonight, The fight was Erne's from the
start and the issue was never in doubt
On the strength OF his recent victory
over George McFadden, Gardner was
thought to have great chance with
Erne, but he pat up very poor fight
He was throughout on the defensive,
and II was decidedly inferior defense
at that During the first five rounds
Gardner did not average a lead to a
round, depending entirely on counters
which Erne blocked almost invariably.
In the last round Gardner, spurred to
action by the boots Of the crowd, start.
ed In TO fight and Erne promptly bat.
tered him all around the ring. Gard
ner then went back 10 his old defen.
slye tactics,
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NORTH OGDEN.
DEATH OF MRs. JAMES WARD,
Forty Years n Resident OF Weber
County Returning Missionaries.

Special Correspondence.
North ogden. Weber Co., March al
We are again called upon to mourn
the departure OF one OF our most hlgh-
ly respected citizens, sister Harriet
Ward, wife Of our beloved Bishop
James Ward. She died at the family
residence In North Ogden yesterday OF
typhoid pneumonia In her 6Srd year
after an illness Of one week, leaving
husband, nine children and a large
circle OF relatives and friends TO mourn
her departure
Deceased was born at bennington
England oct. g. 1875; daughter Of John
and sarah Mundy Brown, Baptized In
iSl9 was married March 10. 1861, to
James Ward and April % OF the same
year SET sail for America by the ship
Underwater IN n company Of ga saints
under the presidency ~ Milo Andrus
Homer Duncan ard G. W. Penrose.
They arrived IN Utah the same year
They first located at Mound Fort, but
IN 1854 came TO North ogden. She was
M nifoctiunuto wife and devoted moth
or, model nolghbof and jealous
worker In the Church, and especially In
the Relief society Of which she has
been an officer for many years
MISSIONARIES RETURNING,
John y. Orton and 3, r. Blaylock, Jr,
OF this place, have been honorably re-
leased from their missions to- return to
their homes by steamship sailing from
sydney, Australia April 90 after an
absence Of 20 months.
The next meeting Of the Thirty
eighth quorum of Seventy VIII occur
here sunday, March ~, az 1880 y. m.
The North ogden Dramatic company
went to HUNTSVILLE last evening to pre-
sent the drama Santiago"
Repair work on the Hot Springs wat
en- line was resumed the 18th inst
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PAYSON.
RELIEF SOCIETY oELEBRATEs.
Educational Ieotures-Going 10 Cam
ada-Visit OF Apostle Teasdale.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence.
Payson, March 2O.-The sixtieth ami.
yersary OF the r II society was made
a memorable day our wards here on
the l7th. Excellent programs were rem
dered and the houses were crowded TO
the utmost.
81. Patrick's day was honored by
many of our citizens wearing bits OF
green ribbon and in the evening the
Silver band gave another OF their pop
ular dances In the opera house, which
was a success both socially and flnan-
cially, the proceeds Of which will go
to build an open pavilion for the sum-
mer's amusements,
State Superintendent Of Schools Nell
son paid our schools an official visit
and was highly pleased with the con-
dition OF the same
An educational meeting was held In
the Central sohoohouse last night UNI
der the direction OF Mr.. Samuel u.
Taylor. Prof Jos, A. Rees gave a very
powerful and instructive lecture to the
parents and pupils assembled which
was greatly appreciated.
Principal +. N. Poulson lectured 10
the citizens OF Lake Shore and Rem
jamln on the benefits OF having CEN
trail school for the use Of both dis
triots.
Apostle George Teasdale, Prest. J. w.
Paxman and Isaac II. Grace OF Nephi
were visiting in our city Monday and
Tuesday, and were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Coombs,
Arthur h. Fawns who recently re-
turned from a mission to England, viii
soon move his family TO Canada, where
many OF our younger townsmen have
located. A farewell party was rendered
him last evening in the city hall
The regular monthly Priesthood
meeting Of Nebo stake VIII meet in the
Payson vestry Saturday March 20, at
10 a, m.
The weather Is very changeable at
present; one day We have heavy
storms. the next day we have beauti.
full spring day OF sunshine.
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TABERNACLE SONG SERVICE.
DEATHS HARVEST.

George Kaiser highly respected
citizen Of Ogden died yesterday morn
ing at his residence on Tyler avenue
and ThIrty-third street lie was yea
81 yeaTj II months and 10 days The
deceased was a native OF Wurtemburg,
Germany, but came TO Utah number
Of years ago, making ogden his home
He leaves a loving wife aud several
children 10 mourn Ma demise The fun
eral services over his remains will be
held at the family residence, Sunday
afternoon at O'clock Rev, Thompson
officiating 1ntermont viii take place
In The city cemetery.
The death reaper Is putting forth his
strong arm and gathering In a goodly
number OF the residents OF this city.
Mrs. Nettie NJ. Preshaw, wife Of the
late s. NJ. Preshaw, died at her resi-
dence on Jefferson avenue yesterday
morning from pneumonia. She has been
III for some time past, and the end
was eieotetd by her friends. She was
81 years OF age at the time Of death
She leaves one son, by her first hus-
band, Frank King. OF Portland, ore,
who has been advised OF his mothers
demise. The funeral arrangements
will not be made until his arrival
Died In this city, March q, OF heart
failure, Fred Brooks, az the age OF 46
years. He leaves a wife and several
children to survive him. The deceased
Will be remembered as the little Grip
pied blind man who for number of
years has lived In ogden. He viii be,
buried Sunday.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
have completed arrangements for their
Easter bazaar, to be given In the church
Tuesday An assortment of all kinds
of fancy work, etc, will be on sale
Supper will be served In the evening
after which a program will be render.
ed. "tA.H
Miss Marie Bush, who has been Wis.,
iting with relatives and friends In Og-
den, has returned to her home inyCor-
lime.
J. G. Gallagher OF Salt Lake was In
Ogden Yesterday on business
Joseph Wing has returned to his home
in Leh, after a pleasant visit In og-
den,
The Y. M. NJ. I. A. Of the Fifth ward
viii give a grand ball In the ward hall
Friday evening next
Mrs. w. A. McGraw is visiting with
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OGDEN NEWS.
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oanEN UTAH. MARCH ~ 1902
SUIT ON GAMBLING DEBT,
Other Business Heard by Judge Nolapp Yes
ierday - Suits Filed
n,.tb Of George Kaiser and Mrs
Nellie 10. Preshaw - Briefs
And Personals.

m. case OF u. NJ GuttrIdge vs. Jo-
sonh streng, which was appealed from
trouoe Joseph HANS court, came on
hsrore Judge Rolapp and jury yeslcr-
5,v The action was brought by the
I,nun TO recover $50 alleged to be
anne on a gambling debt The evidence
introduced by the prosecution went to
chow that the plaintiff and defendant
mot Mt Elko, New at the plaintlrs
Gambling house. and engaged in game
n, opoker." The plaintiff won from the
ASCENDANT all of his ready cash, and
S,reng over Jealous to win some OF the
,oonay back. gave his check TO the
riolntlff FOR $3.50, for which the plain
,lS claim he paid streng the cash and
,har Won part OF II back, but when he
nrssented the chech for payment at the
hank it was refused ana Guttrldge
brought the suit to recover the amount
The defendant put IN evidence 10
show that the two men did gamble to-
getber and the plaintiff won from
streng. the latter giving his personal
cheek FOR $50, but did not receive any
cash IN payment for the check only
1noliern chips, and that when he left
RHO ne was compelled TO pawn his
diamond for money TO leave town on.
The court In charging the jury in
structed them that no person could
recover on gambling debt as the
rambling was Illegal and the law would
moi protect the loser or winner In such
a game.
The Jury after being out only short
time brought In Il verdict In favor of
tbe plaintiff for $27. In the lower court
the plaintiff was given judgment
against streng In the sum Of $l55 and
costs.
The case OF Ables vs. Bennett was
dismissed on motion Of the plNntiif,
without costs.
The case Of J. s. Lewis w Bowe was
heard before the court and jury, The
suit was brought by the plaintiff to
recover s26 alleged to be due from the
defendant for rent. The testimony OF
q number OF witnesses was taken and
the Jury after due consideration
brought In a verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff for 500
In the matter Of the estate OF Sedell
NJ. Iohansen, the hearing on motion for
an order granting sale Of personal prop
erty was continued to March Is.
The jury brought In verdict In ia
yor Of the plaintiff for SIS in the case OF
II L. Hale vs. Ralph Douglass.
In the matter OF the estate OF II, ID.
Hamilton; permission was granted to
correct the decree OF distribution.
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h. d. =. U, ma Arln. Y. A.


The Il, Y. A. basketball team OF Pro.
vo played well against the champion
ship L. d. $. H. team at the latter's
gymnasium yesterday afternoon, but
were outolassed from start 10 finish aud
lost by score OF 40 TO a.
AZ more than one stage Of the game,
the visitors apparently had a chance to
come near tying the score, but the 10.
Gals gradually got q lead and retained
II.
Following IL the lineup and score:
l.. ID, s. IT, ~ Position BY, A., "a.
stanton ",. Left Forward d. Klrkham
Hamblln Right Forward Richmond
Taylor 90 ",,un. Center u,,n,.a webb
Chriaty ",, LEFT Back d, 90 Andrews
Bassett u,,,, Right Back ..., Brown
Referee Gallagher, Umpires, Daniel
and Wilson. Goals from The Held -.Tay.
Tor C5), Stanton (O Richmond az,
Kirkham 3D. Hambln Co. Webb %,
Bassett ChfInty Goals from foul throw
Taylor 4 missed /; webb, missed I,
and Brown missed /, Fouls-StantQn
90, Bassett (0, Hamblin C2), Andrews
t2), Chrlsty, Brown, Richmond and
kirkbam. Twenty. minute halves.
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Nell neats Ferns,

San Francisco. March 2l.-"Rube"
Ferns was knocked out by Al NELL to-.
night In the 18th round by q stln
punch on the Jaw. The fight was a
good one, but Nell showed superior
cleyerness Both men sustained con-
siderable punishment, The fight was
pretty even 10 the Knockout blow. A
rafting preliminary was furnished by
Lightweights Rufe Turner. colored OF
stockton. and Jake O'Brieh Of New
York, Turner put o'Brien away In the
18Th. also.
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
MAY GET ms LICENSE,


New York, March 22,-Tod Sloan
hopes 10 get his license Tor the Jockey
club renewed next season by pursuing
blameless course rs trainer and rid
err at trials, says dispatch to the
World from London,
The king the Duke OF DevonshIre and
Earl Cadogan are said TO have backed
Sloan's petition for Il renewal Of the
license but Lord Durham. a steward for
THIS year threatened 10 resign II the
license We're granted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22

Mrs. ]. LaVoy Mt Wlnnemucca, Ne
vada,
The board OF education met In reg
ular session last evening and transact
ed small amount of routine business,
John u. Fowler, Of Soowcroft e Sans
company, il In from his northern trip,
and will remain home several days,
Joseph Decker has gone TO the SOUTH
ern part OF the state on business.
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Rider Stinson III.

New York, March 22.--News has been
received at the National Cycling assoc
Citations headquarters here from Paris
that W. G. Stnson, well known mo
tor pace following cycle racer has been
stricken by some affection OF the eyes,
so that he would be unable TO Keep his
foreign engagements. Walthour, now at
his home at Atlanta, Ca, will probably
be sent over to take his place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22

The prellmlnarics were furnished BY
PHI Green and Abe Breslen. and KID
Thomas and Ray Barney,
KID Flynn, Ted Golden and Eugene
Thompson were Ia Chrsues conner,
while Beans seconds We're Roy Condle
and Tom Osborne Mike Flt7eorald
was official tImekeoper and Tom Ben.
nett referee,
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PAROWAN.
Elders Reunion Relief Society Cell
ebrates its Sixticth Anniversary.

Parowan, Iron Co., March 1s.--Last
Friday the Seventies and Elders quor-
ums held a reunion commencing at
2 p, M, the exercises consisted Of
speeches, songs and music, with dane
Ing lnterspersed and luncheon,
RELIEF SOCIETY ANNIVERSARY.
March 18th the Relief society cele-
brated organization day. II. Crane
Watson gave historical sketch Of the
organization. Mrs, NJ A, Smith VIM
mer discussed the object and design Of
the same. Bell Council gave a biograph-
ical sketch of Sister Gina d. II. Young
Bishop Richards and Bishop Adams
each spoke OF the benefits Of the so
ciety. and about so members were ready
with their membership fee A dance In
the evening closed the days pleasure,
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LEHI.
BowLEy.DEvEY NUPTIALs.

Farewell Social rendered to Il. II.
Cutler, Jr.
Special Correspondence.
Lehl, Utah Co., March 21.-Mr Wal
ter Dewey. a promising employe Of the
Utah Sugar company, and Maoah Bow
ley, a belle Of American Fork, were
married IN the Salt Lake Temple
Wednesday, and last evening very
pleasing and enjoyable reception was
given nj the home OF the brides par
ents al American Fork. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey will reside In American Fork.
A farewell party was given last eve
ming AT the home6f his father. Bishop
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OUR OWN STATE.
SUITS FILBD,

Juror AL Powers was excused for the
term,
SUITS FILED.
George j, Kelley, through his attor-
ney. John H. Bagley, has brought suit
In the district court against Emma w.
Bannister administrators OF the estate
OF z, X. Bannlster, deceased, to recover
Judgment In the sum Of SlS5 and inter-
est, alleged to be due the plaintiff on u
pfomissory note dated Nov 4. 1894
Suit has been filed In the Second dis.
trlot court by William Holmberg
against George Porter and Clarence
Ernest to recover Judgment In the sum
Of 500, together with interest alleged
to be due as an unpaid balance on the
purchase price OF furnishings Of a bar
Der shop
TABERNACLE SONG SERVICE.
At the regular Sunday afternoon SER
vice at the Tabernacle tomorrow after
noon the following musical program
win be rendered.
Chorus, 'Alleuiah, Christ IS Risen"
''.''.'... ,t.,,,t .,,,'s,.. .,.,sSnelley
Choir Of 1850 voices.
Soprano solo Selected ou.n,,u,,,,
u,u.,... n.,oMrs Mary Farley
Chorus, mot Ashamed Of jesus.
"so.. s,,.,,,..,,. mann ..Ch0lr
Soprano solo Selected, Miss May Driver
Chorus, ozark what Mean Those
Holy Voices r,n,,"Nerdi-Sudds
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HURT IN A RUNAWAY

c, II, Blomsterberg has been confined
TO his bed for several days from severe
injuries received IN q runaway near
Murray, while on his way to Salt Lake
with a load OF trees.
Miss Minnie Startup who has been
in Salt Lake for several weeks for the
purpose OF receiving medical treatment,
has returned in improved health.
The Santaquin Dramatic company ls
reported to have aided the people Of
that town greatly In paying the indebt-
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Or Humphreys "sEYENrY.sEV
cures colds, grip, influenza catarrh,
pains and soreness IN the head and
chest cough, sore throat general pros
trati0n and fever.
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edness against the meeting house, and
In securing gallery seats and ohande-
Hers for the building.
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WE MOVE IN APRIL.

We must reduce our stock before we
go. Cali In and see our bargains. Not
old and shopworn, hut up-to-date sta
tlonery. Pictures. Mirrors and Frames
in large variety,
CANNON BOOK STORE.
Deseret News, Props,
IL and 10 Main st,
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