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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
FALL OF STURDY OAK.
David Candland of Mount Pleasant
Gathered In unseen Fold.

David Candland, one OF the old and
familiar figures Of Utah, died at his
home In Mt, Pleasant yesterday after
noon, Of apoplexy, He was a member
Of the Pioneer Dramatic association,
and a man OF marked talent in that
direction.
lie was born in London. Eng, Oct 16.
1919. While a young man he Identified
himself with the Mormon" people and
emgrated to America. The headquar-
tiers of the Church were then in Nau-
VOC and so he settled In that city,
where he became csquainted with the
Prophet Joseph Smith. He was with
the people when they were expatrlated
from the state Of Illinois, and he made
his next home at Council BLUFFS, where
he engaged In the mercantile business
until 1853. In that year he Joined one
OF the ox-cart companies and came on
TO Utah. He settled In Salt Lake and
lived here for many years. being at one
time the head clerk in the Jennings
store.
He was a man Of unusual ability in
many directions, and was always an
able and intelligent member OF the COM
munity in which he lived Several years
ago he moved TO Sanpete county ana
became one OF the leading citizens 81
that section. He was recently made
the correspondent Of the News" at
Mt. Pleasant, but had only written one
or two letters when he was stricken
with his fatal Illness, He was SO years
old and lived an honorable and upright
life and goes down into his grave with
the love and esteem OF all those who
knew him. The arrangements for his
funeral have not yet been made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
LOCAL EVENTS.
AMONG THE BOXERs.
Wade and clifford sim Hard at
Work Green Going North.

All Is activity at Jack Wades train
ing camp at the Warm Springs these
days, and the little Montana boxer Is
winding up his preparations for his
argument with Jack Clifford He says
he Il now In iine shape and is down to
weight Yesterday he tipped the scales
at 1870 pounds, which Is three pounds
under weight. Clifford Is still working
TO take or the few pounds he has TO
the good, but says by hard work he viii
be able 10 make the weight on time.
Wade seems to have the better Of 1t In
betting circles, offers being made az 50
10 &c, with but few takers,
Young Phil Greey has announced his
Intention OF going to Montana within u
few days 10 arrange for another match
with Silent Rowan and II he was not
successful In that he would 20 after
Andy King. In the meantime Heusser
and The Murray Mystery are clamorlng
for match. Green says he win meet
the Mystery II he can secure a side bet
large enough TO pay him for his trouble
On training.
Yesterday afternoon, Manager Nc
Nance OF the club received letter
from Emil Klanke, the wrestler. who is
now in Colorado, and he states that he
would like 90 match Larry Gleason for
u contest for the 2Sth or thereabouts.
lie sent letter he received from Glea
son In which the Spokane man says
ne will come to Salt Lake Immediately
81 he can secure match. He would
like TO meet Jerry Mccarthy or the
winner of the Wade-C Clifford match
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Shocking Developments ia the AS
sauIt Case Come to Light
Mrs. NielseD's Assnilant Accused Of
Further Dasiardly Grimes Through
Efforts OF Officers.

Some startling and shocking develop
ments came to light today concerning
the past life Of John Groesbell, the
negro who attempted the criminal as
saut upon Mrs, Annie Nelson satur-
day morning
The facts, as alleged, came TO light
as the result OF an investigation made
by officer ], d, Brown.
If they are true, they brand Groesbel
as one of the vilest wretches alive.
Since the arrest OF Groesbell, num-
Der Of persons have complained about
the actions of Groesbell toward some
little girls
1t was learned that some time ago,
he made an assault upon l6-year-old
girl named Mamie Davis who lives
With her mother on Franklin avenue.
She refused to say anything about the
affair until interviewed by officer
Brown. Today she saw Groesbell
and positively identified him as the
man who accomplished her ruin She
lGade a clean breast OF the whole af-
fair, and told the officer that Groesbell
was the man who had caused her
downfall. She said that she had prac-
tically lived with him for some time,
and that within the last year the fell
low had assaulted her number Of
times,
The young girls mother refused 10
discuss the affair and It was with con-
siderable difficulty that the officer in
duced the girl TO talk,
The facts were laid before Assistant
County Atty, Loofbourow this after
room and after some further lnvestl-
cation another complaint viii be filed
against Groesbel.
Tomorrow morning he will be tried
on the charge Of assaullng Mrs. Mel.
son.
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limitations and Substitutes Are
Dangers TO You and Your
Friends.
PAINE CELERY COMPOUND
Is What You Need For the Ban
ishment Of Your Troubles.

See that you make no mistake or
take no false step when you begin ef'
forts to regain lost health. AT this par
tlcular time, care and vigilance Will add
greatly TO your success,
Your case demands the use OF the
best medicine that science has pro-
ducod The Acknowledged triumph of
medical skill ia Paines Celery Com
pound, the only sure and permanent
cure for an nervous diseases, dyspepsia,
insomnia, rheumatism neuralgia, liver
ana kidney complaints, and blood dis
eases.
An error made at this time by the
use Of substitutes or limitations may
lead to a complication Of ailments fatal
to life.
Tens Of thousands in the land are
throwing of the shacltles OF disease
and suffering by the use Of Palne's Gel
cry Compound It's powers and virtues
VIII do the same good work for YOU
dear reader. No experimenting with
Pane's Celery Compound, there can be
no disappointment or failure TO crush
your hope
See that you get the genuine Paine's
Celery Compound with the name
PAINE'S on wrapper and bottle; other
celery connections are receptions ana
frauds.
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WHERE WILL THE FIGHT BEq
'Friscoiis Likely to'be Chosen as the
Battle Ground,

With reference to the Jeffrles-Fitz.
simmons contest Malachy Hogan says
liids for the championship fight be-
tween BltzsimmOns and Jeffries will be
opened next Saturday noon and an
award made 10 the club with the most
satisfactory offer From present In
dicatlons San Francisco Ii likely to be
chosen ~ the battle ground The clubs
there are in position to make a good
offer and can give guarantee to pull
or the light
There viii be no lack OF bids FOR the
big battle II reports Of the last 10 days
mean anything Nearly every part of
the country has some club that claims
TO be able 10 take care Of the fight and
30 things right Among the cities which
are reported 20 have aspirations In the
lighting line are Savannah Ga, Los
Angeles, Cal, Vancouver. h. c., Fort
Erie, Can, Louisville and San Fran
CISCO
Not one OF the places named except
San Francisco. has much business In
the championship fight line Jeffrlea
has proceeded as II the selection were
already made lie has gone to Caliior'
MIA and unless he liz much surprised
VIII be located at his old training quar-.
tiers. Hardin Springs, within a short
time.
Fltzslmm0ns Is not Of the same mind
lanky Bob has gone into training near
New York aud IL would please him i'm.
Intensely II some middle western club
could arrange 20 pull of the fight Fitz
has Louisville In mind. and IL the Ken
lucky town should make q good, strong
bid for the battle FitzslmmOns might
work for its acceptance when the en-
velopes are torn open In New York next
Saturday noon.
Fitzslmmons desire to have the fight
IN the middle west is a selfish one IL
would like to save himself a long trlT
and a break In his training plans
Louisville certainly proved It's abiltS
TO handle fights when McGoyern anc
Sullivan met there, but It would be m
entirely different proposition when th'
announcement came out that Jeifriei
and Fitzsimmons We're to fight there fol
the worlds championship.
As Gov. Beckham Of Kentucky Is OF
record against championship fights. I
is not likely that he would make am
exception In favor OF the present match
Even II he were disposed to permit
big bout, RS was Mayor Fleschmann O
! Cincinnati last year, he would probably
find the pressure too strong and bt
compelled to prevent IT,
The other places mentioned as pros
| pectiye bidders are not worth consider
| ing They lack the population from
which TO draw a crowd. and probabl!
100000 would not induce Jeffres an
Fitzsimmons TO fight Of Savannah o
Vancouver unless they were given
mortgage on the town.
Since Fitzslmmons agreed to ngh
Jeffres have received at least doze
letters asking me TO give Fit2simmons
age. The letters usually say that tn
answer is to decide a bet. | have n
exact knowledge as to FltzsImmon'
years. and the Cornishman il a littl
tOuchy on the proposition, According I
recognized ring records Fitzsimmon
was born June 4, 1862. making him 3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

a concert will be given In the Sugar
House amusement hall tonight under
the auspices Of the amusement commit
tee OF the ward. The concert will .e
given for the benefit Of of the choir and
some Of the best talent have been Sc
cured. Among those who will take part
are Prof, Joseph ]. Daynes, Jno. Robin
son, Thos. Ashworth, Lizzie Thomas
Edward, Mr. Emil Johnson and Miss
Johnson, little Miss Mile Williams,
Mr. Edward Fishe and others.
A farewell reception and concert will
be given in the Sixteenth ward meeting
house this evening IN honor Of Elders
Hyrum Selander and Luther Twitchell,
who are soon to leave for the mission
AIRY field, the former to Scandinavia
and the latter to the Southern States,
a very fine program has been arranged
on which will appear such talented peo-
pie of George Piper, Miss Edna Coray,
Prof SHELTON, the Misses Fernandez.
G. $. Berry, Mrs. Bessie Edmonds New
man, ELI Peirce and others
Tomorrow evening. Thursday, March
49, 1902 the Twenty-second and TWEEN
ty-eighth wards combined, will give an
old time party, TO which all are in
vlted, the object being a worthy one
ana one which all should assist, viz.
To get large photograph of all the
Sunday school teachers OF the Twenty
second ward
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
| VIII Cure You OF
RHEUMATISM
mol pAY uXrIL YOU KNOW IT.

After 1000 experiments, | have learned
how TO cure Rheumatism. Not to turn
bony joints into flesh again; that is Inn
possible. But | can cure the disease
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ask for no money. Simply write me
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on your nearest druggist for six bottles
OF DR.. Shops Rheumatic Cure, for
every druggist keeps It. Use II for a
month, and II II does what / claim pay
your druggist $3.50 for IT, II II doesn't.
win pay him myself.
have no samples, Any medicine that
can affect rheumatism with but few
doses must be druggd to the verge OF
danger use no such drugs Il is folly
to take them. You must get the disease
out Of the blood
My remedy does that even IN the
most difficult, obstinate cases. No mat
ter how impossible this seems to you. /
know Il and | take this risk, have
cured tens OF thousands OF cases In this
way. and my records show that 80 out
OF 40 who get those six bottles
nay. and gladly. ] have learned that
people in general are honest with ply.
stefan who cures them. That is an |
ask. II | fail don't expect penny
from you
simply write me postal card or a
! letter Let me send you an order for
the medicine also book Take IL for
a month, for It won't harm you any.
way. II Il cures, pay $3.50, | leave that
1 entirely 20 you. Address Dr. ghoop.
/ Box il3. Racine Wis.
Mid ases.not chronlc,are often cured
] By one or two bottles. At all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
"young Corbctt" Improving.

when Young Corbett and Terry Nc.
Govern meet again IN the fan Of this
year II Is hard 10 see how the Denver
boy can lose, says Floto, Provided OF
course he takes good care Of himself
and this Is almost an assured fact, as
he realizes himself what the coming
battle means. COrbett * fighting bet
ter than ever. While at Cincinnati re-
Gently to be present when Corbett and
Harris signed articles, ! watched the
little champion spar with Tommy Ryan,
and II was easy 10 see that he would
have no trouble at all with the little
fellows. ON the opening night at the
theatcr Ryan had to give up his job
and Seegar took his place All of Tom-
my's teeth were loose from the punch
Ing he received on the tour There IL
not little man In the country that
can stand the pummellng that Corbett
can deliver II the fight that Terry put
up at Louisville against Dave sullivan
is any criterion, then it's like taking
candy away from baby for Young
Corbett to beat him. Corbett Is In
Chicago the coming week and may ar.
range several siX-rdund bouts TO be de-
cided after his theatrical tour is ended,
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Serious Hitch in Contest # It Goes
To San Francisco,
bob" DON'T WANT MONEY
All re wants TO DO IL to Win the
Fight and Then Retire Again
Local News

New York. March i2.-Thcre viii be
n hitch In the Jchrics-Fitzsmmoh'
night II Il is awarded TO San Francisco
promoters, and they wish to pull 1t OF
in April instead Of May, as called for
by the articles Of agreement says the
World. II has been ntimoted That I'D
date might be brought forward IN OF.
der to catch the racing season
Fltzslmmons wanted three months I'D
train for the fight and when arJlcO"
were signed Feb. 10, the date was set at
May Is In regard to the propose
change Fltzslmmons Is quoted az say
ing;
mot for me- am going TO be IN
condition for this fight and | am not
going to cut one week on what thln'
IL the proper training TO suit anybody
I am going to win and then am going
10 retire and die the champion
''If It Is question Of money for Q
chance TO win the fight | VIII throw
away the money before ! viii throw
away my chances"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12

gin at the earliest date. The general
impression Is that the clu5 has come
to stay, and a strong effort viii be
made 10 secure the establishment Of a
department of mines and mining In
the government at Washington.
A decree quietlng title IN plaintiff
was rendered by Judge Hall this morn
ing in the case of James Winter VS. the
Utah Central Railway company The
property involved Is "a acres in Sec
ton q, township north range west,
and lies Just west of the Jordan river.
The judgment was by Default
H. w, Henderson and wife have con-
yeyed by warranty deed TO Abble G.,
Warren 3SXl25 feet Of lot 3, block 2S,
plat G, for consideration OF SS,l5O, sub
ject TO a mortgage on the premises
amounting 10 81 90O
The official calls for both the special
meeting and the regular annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Utah
Sugar company appear In this issue or
the News" At the special meeting the
articles viii be amended by reducing
the number Of directors from 10 TO sew
en-, and increasing their length Of term
from one TO Ave years, Al the regular
annual meeting which follows the spec
cial meeting. the new board of seven
win be chosen.
The annual meeting Of the Utah
Light & Power company was held this
morning In the company's offices In this
city The old directors and officers
were reelected Some time was spent
in considering plans for the future
physical development OF the property
of the company, and the reports of The
different departmental officers were re-
ceved. A per cent dividend was de-
cared on S2,0O0,0O0 OF preferred stock,
payable April l. While no action was
taken on any plan for expansion, It was
decided that the company should be
prepared the coming year for any de-
mand that might be made upon II for
power, and the management was so in
struoted
George l.. Betz was awarded the con-
tract last evening by the executive
committee of the State Fair association
for building 5000 feet Of fencing around
the exposition grounds, for S2,495, the
lowest bid The directors viii meet on
the 22nd Inst, to consider plans for the
main building.
The Trlbunes Job printing business
has been sold by Perry S. Heath to j
II. Lovendahl and others, so that II Is
no longer associated with the paper
Mr. Lannan was on the point several
times before he sold out The Tribune
Of dsposing of the Job printing connec-
lions.
Joseph A, Eldredge has sold to Add.
son Cain 60ia feet on North State street
for A,l0O. The property will be trans
ferred to George Morrow, who proposes
to erect there a $4,000 terrace
Building operations on the proposed
addition to the Sisters hospital are in
allegiance until the arrival Of the head
sister Of the order from Notre Dame
Ind who will pass on the plans pre-.
pared by Architect Neuhausen. The
improvement includes new wing and
central addition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
FLYNN REMINDS BARNEY.
That He Challenged the Winner Of
Tie Flynn.Condie Match.

81 wonder what has become Of Young
Barney of Payson,' remarked Jim
Flynn today you remember that he
challenged the winner OF my contest
with George Condie? Well, since then
| have not heard a word from him.
thought N5 challenge was made In good
faith but II looks like he does not want
TO meet me- Flynn says he would like
to arrange match with Barney II the
latter cares to meet him In a 2O-round
60 He says he could be ready al any
time az he has been In training ever
since he defeated Condie Flynn Is now
working out daily with Christie, who,
by the way, ls getting into fine shape
for his little contest with Willard Bean
scheduled for the 2ist. II Christie keeps
on working as he has been, he VIII have
to send somewhere for boxing partners,
Yesterday he used up five, and then
tackled Flynn for three hot rounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

Last night was made a stirring occa-
sion at the Salt Lake Theater, The
play was that fervid and charmingly
patriotic drama, Nathan Hale A
handsome audience was In attendance,
and as the orchestra was playing the
first overture, Gen. Macarthur, Gov.
Wells and their big military party were
seen entering the house. The orchestra
Immediately changed It's tune to The
Star Spangled Banner" and the entire
audience arose, applauded and cheered
TIL Gen. Macarthur took his seat In the
stall. The play then proceeded and It's
beautiful sentiments and patriotic eli
makes were appauded by none more
vigorously than the military behoders,
Mr. Kyle and his company were SO
recently seen here In Nathan Hale
that they need no describing at this
time. The rendition Of the heroic part
of the schoOlmaster whose only regret
was that he had but one life to lose for
his country, was as effective and feel
ing as ever. MIR Kyle made the most
OF II, and was given some hearty re-
calls even after the scene where he
carries his sweetheart OF the stage and
escapes from two armed Britishers, the
one effect in the play that borders close
TO the lire of the ludiorous. The sup
porting company is strong throughout.
and Miss SInythe, who succeeds Jessie
laette In the charming part OF Alice
Adams was thoroughly excellent In her
role, Mr.. johnson as Col. Knowlton.
Mr. Miles as the scoundrel Cunning
ham, and Miss Rice as Angelica all
contributed specially TO the general sue
cess, The same bill goes tonight for
the last time. and another good sized
audience ought to be assured.
The sale Is now going on at the Thea
ter for the NELL company, IN Barbara
Frietchie" also for Rose Coghlan In
Forget Me-Not," and Lady Barter"
Al the Grand tonight the Denver
Express closes It's engagement and TO.
morrow night the new play over the
Sea- win be seen.
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LATE LOCALS,

State supt Of Schools Nelson is WIS.,
iting schools in Utah county today.
An express package was received at
the Cullen this morning from Omaha
that was shipped Feb. 2S. II had gone
astray.
A prominent local organist states he
has word from Chicago manufacturers
that after this year the prices Of pire
organs are likely 10 be materially ad-
vanced. An organ trust is suspected.
Phineas Young has been laid u, for
several weeks with a dropslcal affectios
due to an injury received to his back
by a fall. But he is now able to get
out. and will be back at his post as
guard at the state prison by Sunday
next.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT.

The report issued today by D. II.
Christensen. superintendent OF the Salt
Lake City public schools, for the month
Of February, shows total enrolment.
l2,026: number Of teachers 2gS: aver
age number OF pupils per teacher. a.:
cases Of hardness. 1854; per cent OF
hardness. "a, per cent OF punctuallty.
99,i' cases OF corporal punishment. 20:
cases % truancy, 30. visits by patrons.
S3S' visits to patrons, 2il. colored pu-
pills. A.
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PERSONALS.

T. J, Osborne of Phoebe II. II. Nc
Beth Of Payson and W. h. McKeon OF
Milford are guests at the Cullen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown left for Los
Angeles this morning
DR. James r. Talmage will leave on a
trip to San Francisco this evening
II. II. Stevens, proprietor OF the Alta
Vista hotel at Colorado Springs, is a
guest at the Kenyon.
r. Il. McConaughy is sick at his Sew
enth East street home with append-
citis.
Frank Lewis OF the Grand Bill Post
ing company has completed his con-
tract with the Wllber- Kirwin company
as an advance agent, and left them at
Mcpherson, Kan.
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WESTERN LEAGUERs MEET.
Holding Session In Denver 10 Ar
range for the Season.

Denver, Colo, March 1g,-The mag
mates, of the Western Baseball league
met here today to fix the schedule aud
arrange The final details for the season
OF 1902. Thomas Burns and Manager
"Bill" Eyeritt Of the Colorado Springs
team arrived here yesterday and Pres
ident Whitfield, James Manning and
kid" Nichols of Kansas city, VIM o.
Rourke Of omaha, Duty Of Milwaukee,
Vanbrunt and McKibbon Of st. Joseph
and one or two others came this morn.
ing II Is expected the meeting VIII
last until tomorrow evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
GAMBLING CASE TRIED.

This afternoon in Judge Diehl's court
Matt Rumph was tried on the charge
OF gambling, or conducting q gambling
house.
The case IS the result Of the loss OF
several hundred dollars, by a young
man named Kelly, In Rumphs gam.
bling house The prosecution had not
rested its case when this report closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12

promote the interest In cycling ana
perhaps other athletic sports A, Vs..
Smith, Al Cowan A. E Beverldge,
Charles Bra2ier, Allie Smith, r. L.,
Hart, Jess Olsen and Hugh Rlppeto are
the gentlemen who are backing the
proposition up and a meetaIng viii
be called within the next week or ten
days 10 discuss the matter and organ
lee IL possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
Ink 10 cts. Quart t R,sT 6S.s a nyS' make

to the estate Of Alon2o H. Raleigh, de-
ceased, The property Is part Of lot !.
block 2S, plat II, Salt Lake CITY survey
and was sold to i, II West for $500,
but the Tale had not been confirmed
by the court,
Evidence was introduced TO show that
the property was worth $500, a bid
was received Of $3.50 from Emily j,
Raleigh, who deposited Sl95 with the
clerk Of the court to show good faith
Upon the showing made, the court or
dered that the former sale be set aside
end the property resOld