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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08
PERSONALS.

Lord Fingall of Ireland, major In
the English army. and Captain Ses-
sions OF the veterinary service of the
army, arrived at the Knutsford from
Grand Junction, where they have gath
cred several thousand horses from the
north for shipment TO the South AfrI-
can colonies. They are going to Idaho
and Wyoming TO buy more horses
w S. Campbell, architect of the fed
eral building at Boise. Is a guest at the
Wey today en- route home from a trip
to Washington In connection with the
work on the building.
Ira d. Wines of Ruby Valley, New.
Is guest at the Wey. He says there
has been plenty Of snow out there this
winter 30 that ample range feed is
guaranteed for the coming season.
Rabbi Reynolds has returned with
his bride from Sacramento, and preach
ed last night IN the synagogue. He be-
gins next Friday night, series Of lee
lures on ereat men In modern Jewish
history The rabbi is receiving the
congratulations Of many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Cast have been
called to California by the illness of Mr.
Casts father.
Prof. w. A. Wetzell lectures this af-
ternoon and evening In Heber City on
Music In the Public Schools
Prest. w. J. Kerr, OF the Agricultural
college Of Logan, Is in the city on BUS
mess connected with the college. He
states that the walls OF the new build
Ing are up and all that remains to be
done is to put the roof on,
Carl L. sadler OF Kansas City "a the
new craftsman In the surveyor gener-
ais Office In this city. He was appoint
ed by the civil service commission.
Walter Nckum returned THIS morn
Ing after five months absence from this
city which time he spent In Wyoming,
Colorado, Idaho and Montana putting
In and inspecting exchanges for the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany.
Col Morrill, Of Southern California,
one Of tho original locating engineers
OF the Rio Grande Western narrow
gauge, lie guest at the Cullen, on a
trip TO see this part OF the country once
more, He notes some remarkable
changes here for the better since ne
first began HIS operations in the late
seventies and early eighties. The coll
onel Is a near relative Of the late Sen.
ator Lot Morrill, Of Vermont.
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OTHER ohuacAss.

Y, NJ, G. A., corner Main and First
South streets, mems meeting Sunday
az y. m, addressed by Prof. =. A.
harrington Of Salt Lake college. All
men are invited.
Sunday, February 9th, 1902. West
minister Presbyterian church, 1870 south
Fourth West street (between First and
Second SOUTH Rev. Geo. Bailey. LII.
b., pastor; II Il. m, sermon by the pas
tor rs Christianity Played out?" 1880
p, IN, preaching by the pastor. THE
Fast Young Man" 1915, noon, Sun
day school. 1880 p, m, Endeavor Pres
byterian Sunday school at 63S west
First North street 4'3O p. M, Junior
G, Il. society els p. M, Y. p. S. c. L..
Monday evening at ,. m, meeting Of
the brotherhood Of Andrew and
Philip" In the church pRrlors. We'd
nesday evening at 745 .. m, prayer
meeting. The adjourned Congrega-
tional meeting win be held at $3.50
p. m. on Wednesday, after prayer meet.
ing Thursday afternoon at 1880 D. m.
the ladies missionary will meet at the
home of Mrs Sarah Reed, l6s west
Fourth South, Thursday evening at
y. m, regular monthly meeting Of
the session. All cordially invited TO
these services and meetings. Strangers
always welcome.
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ
Of Latter-day Saints, Services in mis-
sion chapel. 22S East Second South
street, as follows: Sabbath school at
10 o. m; preaching at II q. m. and
7p m Prayer meeting on Wednesday
night at Z o'clock.
Church Of Christ, Scientist, holds SER
vices In its church ediice az 1886 East
Third South street, as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a. M; church service al Ii
a. IN, subject Soul" Each Wednesday
evening at o'clock meeting is hele 70
listen to the testimonials OF healing OF
both sin and sickness. Free reading
room open daily from 10 a. m. TO D.
m. in Manitou hotel. Kindly welcome
10 all
81. Paul's church, Main street and
Fourth South street. r. Rev. Abisl
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POLICE NOTES.
Observation-Disclosures


over 800 young hoodums swooped
down on Plum alley last night and de-
stroyed ana stole over S5O worth OF
property belonging TO the peaceful Co.
lestlals who are trying to celebrate
their New Years in the manner peculiar
TO themselves. The result was that by
10 O'Clock last night nearly all Of the
Chinese iplaoes were closed and the
owners thereof would not permit their
white friends 10 enter for fear Of
having more property destroyed by the
gangs A show case was smashed In
at All KEGS store aud lot OF canned
goods stolen Windows were smashed
and the lnoifensive Mongolians we're
peted with stones and mud. Complaint
was made to the chief OF police and to
Sergeant Burbidge and several officers
were detailed TO walk the alley tonight
and arrest any and all boys who do
not conduct themselves in a proper and
decent manner
The fellow arrested last evening by
Officer Gillespie on the charge of OBJ.
tanning money under false pretenses, Is
George Beck, and not 4. A. Bowling.
as he first gave to the police, The po-
49, fNoN hibiA ANuuu lut IthIl y BIlDt
which be tiled to send to Ogden, and
upon investigation It was found to con-
tain a complete outfit OF rubber stamps
and cards with womens names on,
His method was to represent that he
was selling tickets for watch 10 be
rallied off for the benefit Of a widow,
and that he was successful Is attested
by the fact that he collected nearly 5000
In this city Among those who bought
tickets from the fellow was Cant. Bar
rett, who Identified Beck ut the city jall
this morning, II was learned that Book
served FIVE months In Colorado for the
same offense as he is under arrest here
for and he also served forty days in
Provo.
This morning the case OF Andrew
Murray charged with the robbery of
All Sing was concluded in Judge Dlehps
court, The Judge found there was suf-
holent cause to believe the defendant
guilty as charged and held him to am
swer to the district court. In default
OF $500 bonds Murray was sent back
to the country jail.
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NOTICE rn ooNrnAoroNs.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sealed bids will be received by the UNI
dersigned up to ~ o'clock noon, OF rep s
2l, 1902, for the material required any
the labor to be performed ON Physioa,
building on University site, Just easy
OF and adjacent to Salt Lake Cl,S'
Utah, and according to plans speclu'
cations and drawings which are open
for inspection OF bidders az the olnye
Of Dallas and Hedges, In the Deserve
National bank building, at the corhel
Of Main and First South streets "
Salt Lake City, Utah, and all BIDS anu
proposals at the above time viii us
publicly opened and read In the QUIZ
Of the Deseret National bank, IN sa''
city at the above tme. .,.A
All bids must be addressed to Uh',
yersity Of Utah, Salt Lake city, utanl
and marked In lower left-hand corner
Bids" or such bids can be dellveIsss
TO the board Of Regents az the ss'u
time and place Of opening same
Bids must not contain conditions
qualifications, propositions or any Ot ~,
err thing to those mentioned N Wv
plans, specifications, drawings ovn
tracts and bonds, and bidder must qss
the form OF bids. without change "n1a
will be found at the Office OF the ~ sS
Architects, and no other form Of o'a
will be received. A certified cheen 4"
some hank in Salt Lake cry Us la,
for at least Ave per cent OF the ai', ,9aes
of the bid must be lnclosed. ha a,
check Is to be made payable 20 tiis VA "a
dersIgncd, and is TO be forfeited ~ c, ,.i
undersigned In case the bid Is aov .s ne
and the bidder does not enter in'o ss ,v
contract and bond within three ,ss,l
after its acceptance. for the lS' hond
execution OF the contract ana wv
hereinafter mentioned. a.. right
The undersigned reserves 'he
TO reject any and all bids, .o,,a are,
The proposed contract ana ponS and
also at the office OF said srcnlte0's'
can there be examined. ~. one-
A bond must be furnished IDsao,ent
half OF the bid. with good and su nasspt.
securities. sill satisfactory ana "''
able 70 the undersigned. IA com.
The physical building Is ~, ~
Melted on or before July J, lsvL,-A
p's's' ~ UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
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Sperry Has a Rough-and- Tumble
With Fifteen Chlnamer
YOUNG CHINESE BURGLAR
Kay chin Dragged from New Years
Breakfast on Plum Alley, Charged
With Crime,

There was an incplent riot at the
south end OF Commercial street TINS
morning at the place Of Chan chm, a
Chinese merchant, and for q time It
threatened to result In the serious in
Jury Of number Of CeleBtlals and the
arrest OF others
The trouble was caused by the arrest
Of Kay chin, a son Of Chan chin, a
boy who the police have found neces-
sary TO take IN hand before IT was
not the fact Of his arrest alone that
caused The trouble, but coming at this
particular time is what made the shoe
pinch.
Last night II was announced in the
"News" that the wilkes Cycle store
had been broken into and robbed Of O
email revolver and u number Of pocket
knives. and also that Chinese boy
was suspected Of the theft. This morn
ing Officer sperry secured positive EVIL
dence OF the boys guilt and proceeded
20 his fathers place TO put MN under
trfest When the officer arrived ne
found the family ut breakfast meal
especially provided for the New year
Besides the family there were about .
dozen Mungolians. When Sperry placed
Kay under arrest his mother uttered
q scream and sprang upon the officer
and tried TO take her boy away from
him. Rays father also took a hand
end urged the other Cinnamon to as
sist him. In less than ten second there
We're about iifteen yelling. chatter"
ing and Jabbering sons OF the llowery
kingdom climbing on Sperry's neck.
For moment things looked dark for
The officer. The boys mother made q
lunge FOR Sperry's neclttle and he found
II necessary to thrust her aside with
no gentle hand aud send q few OF the
men sprawllng to the floor.
Finding it was useless TO resist the
officer they begged him 10 permit Kay
20 remain long enough 70 eat bowl OF
rice and suppllCate the family JOSS for
mercy and good luck. Even then they
were not content 20 let the lad 80 with
the officer and Chief Hilton was sent
Tor
Between sperry and the chief peace
was restored, and the patrolman
marched Kay nttircd IN Chinese silks
and satns, to the police station.
While all this was going on, Officer
Davies was working Ia another lirec-
ton and herded In a couple Of boys
suspected OF completely In the crime. A
boy named Charles Cotton was arrested
and on him was found one OF the
knives stolen from Wilkes, The pair
Of gloves dropped in the store when
the back window was broken, were
found, and upon investigation Il de-
veloped they belonged to Cotton. When
the boy and the Chinamah were taken
face 10 face they broke down and each
confessed to breaking into the store.
They viii probably have hearing
before Judge Diehl next Monday.
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ave children for more than five years
and asks that she be granted a divorce
ana ,allmony
An attachment suit has been fled IN
the district court by Fred M, Farrell
and against q, n. Burbridge. The
complaint alleges that plaintiff ad-
yonced TO defendant at Butte, Mon
tana, the sum Of S5,29O.b0 which he
promised to repay but has failed TO do
80. The grounds for attachment as
stated m plaintiffs AFFIDAVIT are That
plaintiff Il not residing IN this state
that he has disposed Of part Of hls
property with intent TO defroud his
creditors; and that he 10 about 70 de-
part from the state 20 the injury OF ms
creditors The sheriff levied on BUR-
bridges interest In the Central Stock
exchange this afternoon, but was UNI
able 10 Ind the defendant himself
The divorce cases Helen Runswlck
VIC Andrew Brunswick and Andrew
Petersen vs. Elen G.. Petersen were 70.
ferrcd 10 Martin s. Lindsay who viii
hear the testimony and report same TO
the court
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HEWLETT BROS. co.

sent Salt Lake In this matter in the
committee.
As 10 the story that Pioneer Square
was TO be offered TO the Southern Pa
cllc Governor Wells said that the land
was too small and In his opinion II any
grant were going TO be given the only
way this could be done would be BY
public subscription and the purchase OF
property AS to the franchises for right
OF way Governor Wells stated that he
thought the citizens would be only too
glad TO give them.
Col \. c. Weber. chairman OF the
committee, said, 81 see that the COM
mit3ee from the Weber club IL TO be at
the meeting We have all OF US good
friends In ogden. We do not propose to
go there as a debating society. We will
simply state our case and that Is all.
If the Southern Pacific officials then
prefer 90 build the Ogden-Lucin cutoff
30 much the better for Ogden, but per-
haps In that case, the Southern Pacific
may ultimately repent Of such q step
having been taken"
II. A. Druehl, when seen stated that
the cutoff proposition was q matter Of
business and not OF sentiment. II
meant much for Salt Lake he said, and
should not be given up without strug-
gle, In his opinion he thought that
the claims Of Salt Lake should be hoard
without the members OF the Weber club
being present,
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INTERCOLLEGIATE CONTEST
Debate With Nevada on Race QueS
tiOn.

Az the meeting yesterday afternoon
Of The debating club Of the state uni
versity Il was decided to accept the
question that was submitted BY the Ne.
yada university debating team as the
groundwork Of a contest TO take place
between the two schools next spring.
Ths question ~, "ResolYed, That the
whites OF the southern states are justi-
fable In using every possible means TO
mountain their supremacy over the ne
groeg' ~ an almost unanimous choice
Of the club, the affirmative side Of the
question was takon. The boys VIII now
get down TO business and all the ablest
students OF the institution VIII engage
IN the preliminary contests. In an effort
70 quality for the big debate, The very
best material win be selected and It Is
safe TO say that the boys from the
"sagebush' state win have the fight
Of their lives ON their hands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08

! Leonard In charge. Quinouaye.ln.
Sunday, Feb Q. Sa. M. holy com,anaA
ion; 9'45 u, NJ, Sunday school II ','sa
morning prayer and sermon, 7.S0 n %'
evening prayer and sermon. Subiec, ~
sermon IN morning, "a Message \,
Men: In the evening "The Place ",
Music In Divine Worship Tho no,s
pipe organ viii be used for me- a,',
time VI this service, which viii no
special service for benedctlon.
Episcopal church. city missions p,
Rev. r, w. Crook, b. d.. pastor. ouln.
quagesima Sunday Feb. 0.
81. Peters chapel Fifth North ana
Fifth West; II a, M, morning prays,
and sermon; p. m, Sunday school
ST. Johns chapel Perkins addnloo.
p m, Sunday school; p. M. eyens,
prayer and sermon. '
NH Creek mission, scotrs scbA
house; 1880 p. m. evening prayer mi
sermon. va
The meetings being held In st Natli,
school by Evangelist g. n. MorIn as
increasing In interest each evening m.
theme the past week was the natlobs \,
prophecy the rise and downfall OF n,.
tons, together with their history beio,s
the nations themselves had existed Tbs
special theme for this week MN IA
The unltetd States In Prophecy
Meetings each evening except Tuesday
and Friday
First Unitarian Society of s0lt rah
city Sunday February 2, services 4,
Salt Lake theatre. II a. M, sermon
THE Secret of Happiness" by Rev p
$. Thatcher; music, Guide us with bes.
venly light" Tesii BY M Graham,
THE Close Of Day" Proctor, VIZ,
Beautiful Country" Parks Univ
quartet. Monday, the "Mens l,nN,
club meets at rs West, Second Sovi
street OF 1880 p. m. Tuesday NJ
Shakespeare club meets at No. ii Es,t
First South street at p. m. The pub,
lie are cordially invited to all Of n,
above.
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RECALLED ON 'POSsUM.
Members of Calvary Baptist Church
Have Old Fashioned Feast.

How fondly the heart "harks' back
to former days and to what length one
will go, when his heart Is set upon Il,
to revive the dear old scenes Of youth,
and when the thing sought for is nc
complished the ancient merriment Is
born anew and ones spirit Is carried
away on the crest of great wave OF
Joy. This was demonstrated last even
ING at the Calvary Baptist church when
its uembers gathered around the long
tables that were spread In the church,
rs the older ones had gathered at the
quarters" "befo de wah," and re-
galed themselves on that rare dish
'pospfm, And that funny little animal,
thar has been the object of many
an excitaag hunt In the woods, was
present last evening, In his same old
fashioned attitude, There were young
and old at the church, and as the oaors
from the ovens, where the 'possums
We're, fioated out into the banquet room,
the spirit OF their sires was revived In
the youngsters and they sent up
mighty shout although they had never
tasted OF the joys OF running after the
dogs while the dogs were otter the
possum until the peslly yarmint was
freed; and the exhilaration OF swing
ing an ak on tree four feet IN diane
ter, with the chips and the Precipitation
flying and the terrified little animal up
somewhere in the dark, trembling on a
limb,an waiting TO fall into the hungry
mouths OF the dogs whining az the
foot OF the tree In brute anticipation OF
the telling OF the tree and the hasty
killing OF the 'possum.
The pathos Of the hunt was not pres
ent last night-just the humor. There
was Mrs. Lloyd blanchard, from Old
"Kaintucky," who cooked possum
when she was girl engaged IN unre-
Quilted toll She presided over the
kitchen and when the savory meat was
placed on the table there was an audi.
BILE smacking Of lips, and visible roll
ing OF eyes
There we're only four 'possums and
they were secured from Missouri at
some expense and trouble They did
not last long. therefore, but while they
did last they certainly made a good m-
preston. The feast began soon after
o'clock IN the afternoon and lasted
until nearly IL o'clock at night AS
soon as the 'possum was gone, chickens
were cooked and when they were ex-
hausted, oysters took their place, and
the result was that every man, woman
ard child had as much as he, she or IL
could well "tote away"
The entertainment was given for the
benefit Of the new church and was a
signal success. The members OF the
church are thinking of repeating the
affair In the near future
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I'LL Stuffed Up

That's the condition of many
sufferers from catarrh, espe-
cially in the morning. Great
difficulty is experienced in
clearing the head and throat.
No wonder catarrh causes
headache, impairs the taste,
smell and hearing, pollutes the
breath, deranges the stomach
and affects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment
must be constitutional--alter.
alive and tonic.
81 was afflicted with catsrrh. took
medicines Of different kinds, giving each
fair trial but gradually grew worse until
could hardly hear, taste or smell. then
concluded to try Hoods sarssparllls, and
after taking FIVE bottles was cured aud
have not had any return Of the disease
since." EueEsE FoRsrs, Lebanon, Kan.
II had chtarrh In the head and throat
Had a bad cough and raised blood. My
husband persuaded me 10 take Hoods sar-
sapsrillA and II has done NE 30 much good
advise all 20 take It, When began its
use l could scarcely walk and had head.
aches. II has cured and built me up 80
can do all my own hcusework." mas. HUeH
RupoLPH, West Liscomb, MS.
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HAS WORKING BOND.
W. II. TlbbaIs and Fasteners Secure
Mount Royal Group for Sl25,O0O,

w. II. Tlbbals, the welknown broker
succeeded today In obtaining working
bond on the property of the Mt. Royal
Mining company and the privilege 10
purchase 1t for Si25OOO. The deal was
consummated for eastern clients.
The property Of the Mt Royal COM
pany consists OF 62l acres Of patented
gold silver and copper bearing ground
at Hot Springs, north OF Ogden
Mr. Tibbals states that his people
have untll June LIST 90 make examlna-
ton OF the property and to begin its
development The contract calls for the
first payment to be made July l5, 1909,
and the balance 10 be paid in four in
stallments. one ut intervals Of six
months beginning Jan. L. 1908.
The property II IL stated has very
good showing.
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SALT LAKES CONTRIBUTION
City Schools Gave S3Ol.28 to the Me-
kmIey Monument.

Tho schools OF the city have turned
over their donations TO the Mckinley
monument fund to supt Christensen.
The total amount donated Is t3OL2S,
which - a decidedly good showing when
all the facts are considered viz the
donations wcre all voluntary and no
donations above cents for each pupil
were ollowed
Supt Christensen VIII this afternoon
hand over cheek for the fun amount
OF the donations 10 state SUIT NH4H
The Lowell school handed In the larg-
est donation, being t2s7i, and the
Grant was a close second with S26.H a
list N the schools and the amount
donated by each, follows.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.
COURT NOTES.

A decree for divorce In favor Of plain
tiff was rendered by Judge Hall yes
terday IN the case OF Jane Watson VS.
Joseph Watson. The decree was grant
ed on the grounds of failure TO support
Sarah s. Hamilton has filed her an
swer In the divorce case brought
against her by her husband John NJ.
Hamilton several days ago. Hamilton
alleged In his complaint that his wife
deserted him in 1900 and went to ogden
TO live. Mrs, Hamilton In her answer
denies that she ever deserted her hus-
band and alleges that she has been a
resident of this city for more than a
year last past. She also claims by
way OF cross complaint that her hus-
band has failed to support herself and
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FEDERAL COU RT.

Moronl Compton. former restaurant
proprietor Of ogden, Utah has filed a
petition IN bankruptcy His liabilities
are scheduled at Sl,SSl.Q1 and his assets
az $685. all Of which are claimed to be
exempt from execution, They consist
OF household gopdR two horses and a
carriage. His liabilities consist OF a
series Of debts 10 ogden merchants.