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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-01
YisIt KoLITz Palm aarden
CHOIR AT THE LAKE.
Lares Turn Ont and Enjoyable Affair
Saturday Evening.

There was a large and exceedingly
pleasant turnout at the lake on Sat
urday evening on the occasion of the
excursion Of the Tabernacle choir and
its friends. Seldom has Saltalr looked
prettier than II did when the melody
makers of the greatest choir In the
world took possession OF it for the few
hours,
The occasion was the annual summer
outing Of the choir taken on the birth
day Of Prof. Evan Stephens, now en-
joylng a trip in European cllmes. The
absent conductor was well remembered,
and frequently spoken of by Master
Of Ceremonies Mcclellan, and the
members Of the choir There were fea-
lures about the excursion that have
never appeared in any Of the previous
outings, a fact that will cause II TO be
kept In mind for a long time to come.
Conspicuous among these was the big
and elegant spread arranged for In the
lower pavilion where great tiers Of ia
bles crossed almost its entire length.
Each table was as artistically set as
though a banquet OF state were at
hand and whs'r Prof Mcclellan, who
stood at the hid If the opening that
led to the feastlng board announced
that everything was in readiness the
singers by the hundred, nled in and
took their seats at the tables, together
with invited friends who shared their
hospitality with them.
The divine blessing was asked on the
food by Bishop o, r. Whitney. DuriNg
the progress Of the spread there were
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Visit KoL1Tz Palm Garden.
MANY ARE INITIATED.
Five Hundred Men Conducted Through
Mysteries Of Maccabee Lodge.

one Of the notable events in the his
tory of Utah lodgedom transpired last
night at the Grand theater II was
conducted under the auspices Of the To-
cal order Of Maccabees and the occa-
sion was the state class initiation and
during the evening there were 500 men
conducted through the mysteries Of the
order and had conferred upon them the
title of sir knight. The theater was
crowded TO It's limit by the members of
the order and their wives. The most
interesting feature of the ceremonies
was the telling Of the story of Judas
Maccabeeus, the founder of the order
who stood loyal to his God and his
people when the Assyrlans invaded his
country, and fought valantly until he
and his hosts had driven them from the
land Of Palestine, This sketch was told
by the degree team dressed in uniform
and which is composed Of Sam Kroeger,
William Shonert, Thomas Lewis, and
DR.. Dalton.
The work Of initiation was supervised
by DR.. Hanchett and at its conclusion
supreme Commander Budrow addressed
the knights In few we'll chos words.
After completing the ceremonies in
the theater the members Of the order.
nearly 1000 strong, marched up and
down East Temple street and finally
betook themselves to the /. o, o. Il.
hall whore a banquet was awaiting
them together with the ladies' of the
order who prepared It.
Famous Italian Orchestra
KOLITZ Palm Garden each evening,
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RUSHING TRACKLAYING.
Fourth West Now Presents a Very
Animated Scene.

The oregon Short Line Is pushing
ahead the construction Of the track on
Fourth West despite the blockade of
the Rio Grande Western engine and
two cars on the crossing. This morn
ing both roads had big gangs Of men at
work on the street, the Western la
borers being buslly engaged In moving
the track to the center Of the street
OF conform with the franchise held
This move makes the track absolutely
useless as II would be impossible TO
operate trains on the track owing 10 the
obstruction Of the poles that line the
center Of the street There was ru-
NOR current this morning to the effect
that the fight between the two roads
on the crossing will be taken up by
private individuals and complaint made
10 the supervisor OF streets that the
street ls being wllfully obstructed con-
trary to the clause In the franchise.
The progress made by the oregon
Short Line indicates that the track Will
be laid along the entire street as far
as the recent franchise granted covers.
The grading gangs have reached Sec
ond South with every indication that
they viii push south to Ninth South
This morning the streetcars were held
up for several hours on First South
while the men were putting In the track
crossing, and steel Is being rapidly laid
below that point.
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HERALD REPORT pENIED.
Peryersion of Remarks by Prest. Pax
man and Judge Marloneaux.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence,
Nephi, July I, 1909 The attention Of
both President Paxman and Judge
Marloneaux was drawn by a Deseret
News representative 10 an item In the
Salt Lake Herald in which 1t was stated
that the former had said the verdict Of
the jury In the McGrath case came
from hell ana that Judge Maroneaux
had criticized President PaXman for
making the statement
President Paxman's sermon was
shamefully distorted and misconstued
by the Herald, He made use Of no such
words; his sermon was devoted TO de-
bouncing loose morals generally, and
his only reference to hell" was that
everything that tended to degrade came
from below and all that elevated came
from above
Judge Marloneaux authorizes the
News" TO state most positively that
his remarks had no reference TO Presl-
dent Paxman's sermon. In fact when he
addressed the jury last Monday morn
Ing he was not aware that that gentle
man had referred to the jury from the
pulpit.
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DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Postponement OF the Worlds Fair
May Greatly Affect Two Lives.

Worlds Fair Grounds, ST. Louis, June
2S.-A visitor to the publicity depart
ment Of the Worlds fair this week tells
a somewhat amusing story of fellow
traveller he met on the Northern Pacific
railway coming from the west, The
conversation drifted to the postpone
ment of the Worlds fair TO 1904 The
westerner remarked. ITO tell the truth,
stranger, ! can't say that il is practical
for the reason that one OF the sweetest
OF western roses has promised TO marry
me provided we spend our honeymoon
at the Worlds fair, All arrangements
We're perfected for the wedding day
and now she positively refuses to carry
out the plan until 1904. There's
mighty fine fellow who also has his
eye on her and as my business Keeps
me most Of the time in Chicago-well,
you know, often delays are dangerous.
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AFRAID TO DIE.
Young Man Desired to Commit Sui eide
But Changed His Mind.

Harvey Adams, a young man who
manufactures bracelets and bead rings
at Calder's park, took dose Of strych-
nine last night intending to end his
life, As the realization of what he had
done rushed upon him, he was seized
by an overwhelming desire to live, and
he ran for doctor as fast as he could
The young man went to the Parlor
drug store late last evening and asked
for something to kin a dog. The clerk
put him up a bottle of strychnne, and
Adams left the store. He was very
respondent and out of money, and
thought II would be best for him to
die, So he poured out some of the
strychnine In his hand and drank II.
Then 1t dawned upon him that he was
about TO leave this world.
Running up the street and calling
for a doctor, his effort to get back the
life that he had tried to forfeit, was
frantic AZ the Godbe- Pitts drug store
he found Drs. Benedict and Beer and
these two administered antldotes.
saving the young mans life.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearings amount
to s567292,S7 as against 1884, 1857 for
the same day last year.
The National Bank Of the Republic
directors are holding a meeting this
afternoon, when It is expected that a
dividend Will be declared.
-
The Deseret Savings bank declared
today a per cent regular dividend and
per cent extra dividend, which
makes total Of per cent IN dividends
for the half year. This action by the
bank explains the recent rise In the
stock, noted In recent issues Of the
News"
The Curlew Irrigation and Reservoir
company, Of Snowville, Box Elder coun-
ty, filed a copy of its articles Of ineor-
poratlon In the secretary OF states Of
ice today. The capital stock is $4,000,
divided into shares Of the value OF 81
each A. Goodliffe is president Abe
Rose, vice president and +. w. Roe.
secretary and treasurer. The company
owns the right TO the waters Of Deep
creek or Curlew creek flowing through
Oneida county, Idaho, and Boxelder
county, Utah.
sss gNTE1
Dun's Review for the past week has
the Following to say about business con-
ditlons In this city;
Business generally Is In a fairly sat
isfactory condition and the outlook on
the whole good, though In some localI-
ties the grasshoppers are a menace and
IN others there are some fears as To the
water supply for irrigation purposes.
a fairly steady trade is had In grocer
les, hardware, furniture dry goods and
notions, with shoes and clothing rather
quiet Business is good in confectlon-
cry. drugs and fireworks. Retail trade
Is fair Collections are somewhat slow.
but money is plenty with a lighter de-
mand. Wool is moving rapidly at rath-
er better prices.
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Visit KoLITz Palm Garden.
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Young Mems Democratic club
was brought into existence last night at
a meeting held In the office of city
Treasurer r. p Morris Although the
meeting was preliminary IN it's nature
there was large number Of young
Democrats In attendance. John Hal
yorsen was made temporary president,
and James h. Lynch temporary secre-
tary. A special committee was named
20 prepare a constitution and bylaws
for the club. and this committee con-
sists Of Walter Sloan. George n. Wood
and John Hole, and they are expected
70 report at meeting to be held IN
Treasurer Morris's office on Monday
evening, July 7, at o'clock. There was
also committee on aviation named,
consisting OF one member from each
precinct and four from the county out.
side the city. The members Of the COM
mittee are as follows:
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sM0RTENSEN'S ABSENCE.
II Is Made a Point in Motion for a New
Trial.

In support Of the motion for a new
trial, Barnard ]. Stewart, one Of Peter
Mortensen's attorneys, has filed an am
1avit with the clerk of the district
court, setting out that the trial was
had in the absence of defendant Nor
Jensen, his absence at the time the jury
visited the scene Of the murder is set
out In support Of the allegation. II is
alleged that some of the iurymen
measured and computed certain dis
lances around the premises for the pur-
pose Of using the same as evidence
against defendant.
II is also set out that the jurymen
consulted and talked with each other
about the matter, away from the court
and from defendant. In conclusion the
affidavit states that Mr.. Stewart has
asked Royal r. Young Sheriff Naylor
and Deputy Sheriffs Arnup and Bull to
make affidavit to the facts set out, but
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NEW PULLMAN TICKET.
Consisting OF Four Stubs Went Into
Eject This Morning.

Commencing today the Pullman COM
pany has put into service a new ticket
which in addition TO simplifying mat.
tiers at headquarters win be a general
check all around, The ticket consists
Of four stubs, the first OF which Is torn
OFF by the agent booking the reserya-
ton, the second is coiored and Is the
Pullman ticket proper which is torn
on with the third that Is forwarded TO
the auditor, while the last stub Is re-
talned by the passenger, thus complet-
ing the record.
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Carl Madsen and Matt Noall. two
on the roof Of the information
bureau kiosk now In course OF con-
structlon in the Tabernacle grounds,
furnished correct imitation this morn
ing OF couple OF circus performers
looping the loop. The men were ac-
lively engaged In the performance OF
their duties when without a moments
notice the entire structure COLLAPSED
and they took high dive into space,
fortunately they alighted on the soft
lawn more scared than hurt
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REC0RDER'S REPORT.

County Recorder Aston has filed his
report for the month OF June with the
board OF county commissioners. The
number Of documents filed was SH, for
which $SOS 30 was received as fees
Twenty seven miscellaneous items were
handled for which the county received
SS7 60 making the total receipts for the
month 1896. This Is the first month this
year that the receipts OF the recorders
office have fallen below the receipts of
the corresponding month Of last year,
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4. II. RIddIck TO Wed.

Thomas II. BIddlck, chief clerk at
the statistical desk Of the auditing de-
partment Of the Oregon Short Line, left
for Denver last night for the purpose
Of taking unto himself an helpmeet.
The wedding viii take place In the
Queen city tomorrow. The bride Is
Miss Lima Louche. formerly a resi-
dent Of this city, After the ceremony
the happy couple will leave for o saba
to visit with relatives Of Mr., Biddick,
and win later return to this city to
embark in housekeeping undertaking.
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Visit KoLITz Palm Garden.
MRS. M'LEOD ARRESTED.

Mrs. Elizabeth Mcleod. who runs the
restaurant at Calder's Park was arrest
ed yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff Naylor on the charge Of mali
cious mischief on Sunday evening N.
Chippo, a young Italian boy, was selling
tamales at the entrance TO Callers
Park and took occasion to go inside the
park TO collect ten cents from n Gus
toner Mrs. Mcleod thought the boy
was infringing upon her rights and took
the matter In hand, and proceeded to
completely demolish the can and spoil
about 81 worth Of tamales. The tamale
boy and his father sought the aid OF
the law and Mrs Mcleod was arrested
but allowed to go under a cash bond OF
SIS, which she furnished.
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toasts to the three old conductors,
Careless, Thomas and Beesley followed
by one 10 Prof stephens, the absent
but not forgotten" After the collation.
had been disposed of there was n little
singing on the floor above, some bath.
ing, a lot Of dancing and genera good
time participated IN by all The alton
dance was doubtless considerably cut
down by the rain earlier In the day
but Il was large nevertheless,
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANsmp
NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the respective
slgners for further information.
W. s. MCCORMICK, Pres.
s. n. LYNCH, Mgr.


slgners for further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake
County, State OF Utah. In the matter
Of the estate OF A. II. Raleigh, de-
ceased. Notice.-The petition OF VIM.
Asper ana Alfred Solomon, executors
of the estate Of A. H. Raleigh, de-
ceased, for confirmation Of the sale OF
the following described real estate Of
said decedent, to-wlt
All of lot TO- block %, and all Of lots
8, G, I and s, In block 10, and lot In
block 81, all In plat -, Salt Lake City
survey. Salt Lake County, State Of
Utah. for the sum Of $4,000. And upon
the following terms to-wit; Cash, as
appears from the return Of sale, filed In
this Court, has been set for hearing or
Friday, the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1902
at 10 o'clock a. m, at the County CouH
House. in the Court Room Of said Court
in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County
Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court VIII
the seal thereof affixed this SOth day Of
June, A. d. 1902,
(Seal.) JOHN JAMES CLERK.
BY c. Frank Emery, Deputy CLERK
II. s. Tanner, Attorney.
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL.

The afternoon call on the mining ex-
change resulted In sale Of 1885 shares
Tor which there was paid the sum OF
s2,fd.6O. Among the sellers we're DAILY
West around SiS and Lower Mammoth
above and below Sl.OS. Martha WASH
ington was quite active around 2l5.
while Yankee was recognized az i.13h.
Figures remained practically un-
changed.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Daly-West, 10 at 47.75. % at $500.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at l.O9; 100 at
l0Sh; 100 at Los; 100 at 1.07ik.
United Sunbeam, 100 at 20.
Valeo, 800 at ~.
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Tearing Down Houses.

Men are now busily engaged In tear
ing down the two old houses which
stood on the old dad Norman corner
on South Temple street and Fourh
West Immediately opposite the Rus
sci corner, both properties which were
recently acquired by the oregon short
Line. As soon as the debris is cleared
away some extra tracks Will be laid,
thus completing the network right
through the block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-01
STATE FINANCES.
Treasurer Dixon Makes Monthly State.
ment TO State Auditor.

State Treasurer Dixon filed his
monthly report Of the finances Of the
state for the month OF June with State
Auditor Tingey today. The balance ON
hand May 81 was 1897. 1919, and the re.
celpts for the month Of June amounted
TO 81, 52SS, making the total receipts.
including the balance on hand June I.
1851 035.W, The disbursements for the
month amounted TO 1924 97G03. leaving
a balance In the treasury, on July /. Of
s2i2Oj9.H This balance has been dis
trihuted among the various funds as
fa1tnKros
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-01
Miss Jones Wins.

Philadelphia, June s0.--NIlss Marion
Jones OF Nevada today won the wo-
man 9 tennis championship from Miss
Elizabeth Moore by default. Miss
Moore was taken sick on Saturday
while playing her second set with Miss
Jones and play was postponed until to-
day. Miss Moore's lndisposIion proved
more serious than anticipated, and she
was unable TO conclude the game. Miss
Jones was thereupon declared cham
plon,
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obster. Farmers.

John 5, Crltchlow, president OF the
league umpired the game and f Alon'
20 Cook the king Of rooters, was there
with the mighty voice. Besides these
attractions there was Held's Military
band In a nice little concert Of pretty
numbers for 30 minutes before the game
began, which was at O'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-01

80. -'' At 'l's' 100 at 81, selle,
a. marina eii Washington, 1000 at ga. ,.o,
az T sti, buyer s6o 80, 1000 at 2ls 81 500
Yankee, 100 at ll3h.
CURB SALES.
l,oVO May Day at 1871.
io'ai' 1886 shares for s2,7775O.
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they have refused to do so and afIiant
asks that they be cited to appear be-
fore the court and be examined with
reference to the allegations.
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AT THE RESORTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MATHEMATICIAN

For the week beginning tonight the
Saltalr management viii have as a
lake attraction Harry clifford, the re-
nowned aerial blcyclist, who viii make
q thrilling ride from the top OF the pa
vilion to the lake below, a distance Of
100 feet.
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TONIGHT'S RACES.
Saucer TO Have Five Mile Motor
Paced Contest, furman and paImer.

At the Salt Palace saucer track to-
night there Is to be fiye-mlle motor.
paced race between Palmer and Fur
man that promises TO be hummer.
The excellence OF the last program
ought TO insure a big crowd for the
truck this evening Besides the big
event mentioned there is TO be half
mile professional handicap and half
mile amateur handicap.
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Keep Cool0
BY DRINKING
He@left'S
Root Beer.

II is a perfect tonic and health CIV
ing beverage.
Have the best It will not cost you
any more ours is the original do not
be buned OF with a substitute, but
see that out name Is on every battle.
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Selling Out
cur entire line of summer serges and
nannels at 20 per cent discount 70 "'u
BROWN TERRY & WooDRUFF 90
166 Main 81.
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strs Hat Sale.

our ertlre stock at one.bolt r,,..
gnoinilnnlenc'ng Monday morning ppa 'S "
BROWN TERRY & WOODRUFTF5' 9 cS ~
f6G Main 81
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Ask for HEWLETT'S ROOT
BEER and SODA WATER.

George p. Hill, First precinct; George
Backman, Second precinct; Frank
Brown Third precinct w. G. Sears,
Fourth precinct; John Arnup, Fifth
precinct, and Nlchol Hood, David w,
Moffat, John Hanson and Mahonri
Spencer, for the county outside, George
IT, Hlll was made chairman Of this COM
mIttee It IL said that Frank y. Steph-
ent will be asked TO accept the presi-
dency Of the club.
The following committee has been
named by +. =. Christensen, acting
chairman OF the State Republican COM
mittee TO direct the arrangements for
the state convention to be held I'm Og-
dem W. II. Adams. the ogden member
Of the state committee: Edwin Dix.
chairman OF the Weber county Repub-
lican committee; Judge j. a. Howell,
George NJ Hanson and Mrs, f. West
president Of the Womans Republican
club Of ogden. Mr. Christensen has
Gent out letters to the members Of the
state committee asking for their feel
lngs IN regard 70 changing the date OF
the convention to some time In the early
part OF September. II Is said that many
prominent Republicans are In favor OF
the change.
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BIG PRESS CLUB
GAME IS NOW ON
Teams Selected from the -Four
League Organizations
THE GAMES ELSEWHERE,
MIss Jones OF Nevada wins womsn's
Tennis Championship by MI"
nroore's Default
THE GAMES ELSEWHERE.

with lineup Of talent IN the base
ball world that would create a stir In
any city or any club, there was on at
Walkers field this afternoon the base
BAH game Of the season. The affair was
In splendid hands, for II was managed
by the Salt Lake Press club The teams
were selected from the four composing
the Utah league, the llne-ups being az
fnI1.tUa4
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Selling Out

Harry Clifford in his Great plo,..
Act at saltair tonight. '' bicycle
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CorOnet Dimities.

The prettiest Dlmity on the
market; all newest designs
light. dark and medium coll
orings. Regular price was
l5c. Clearance price
PER YARD ONLY
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L'EtoiIe Batistes.

This fine sheer material for
Summer Waists and Dresses
In light and dark colors. Reg
ular price was l2l5c. Clear
ance price.
PER YARD ONLY
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Visit KoLITz Palm Garden.
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Black Mohairs.

Hair line stripe and figured
Black Mohairs, 20 different
patterns TO select from Reg
ular price was 7bc. Clearance
price.
PER YARD ONLY 8