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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-25
81. GEORGE.
SHOCKING GUN ACCIDENT.
Clarence Leflier Of Dcming, New
Mexico, Fatally Shot.
speclal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
81. George, Washington CO.. Jan. 49,
on Saturday night, January Is, at Nut
ter's ranch, on the way to the Grand
Guloh copper mine Clarence Letter. q
young miner from Demlng, New
Mexico, was accidentally shot while in
bed by George Ashley, Of this city. Full
Particulars have not been received, but
as near as can be learned the young
man had retired TO bed as usual and
Ashley mad taken hold Of a gun TO put
1t away and IN passing through the door
OF the cabin 1t was discharged and
being In range with young Letter the
lall entered his body near his left hip
and lodged In or near the right Shout
der blade, AS soon an possible they
started with him TO this city but he
died on the way near Price, six or eight
miles from here
The young man Is very highly spoken
OF In this city by those acquainted with
him as being very steady and temper
ate In his habits Before be died he
stated Ashley was not to blame, and
that they were on the best Of terms
with each other. He Nso gave direc-
tons IN case he should die that his
father William Lefler, now In charge
Of the telegraph Office az Deming, N.
NJ, should be notified, which was done.
on the arrival Of the body this morning
cur county officials received lnstruc~
tons TO have the body embalmed and
prepared for shipment which Is now be-
Ing done by Undertaber II, Pickett
II is needless to say Ashley IS nearly
frantic with grief over the sad occur
renee. I.I
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but his little boy died and the place Is
still under quarantine No other iamlly
we are happy to say, has been ahlcled
with the malady nor has there been
any symptoms shown outside this one
family. There was one other case IN
the same house Mr. MoLaughlin's 1T
tie daughter, who IL now declared past
all danger by the attendant physician.
Yesterday morning the infant son OF
Bro. Walter N. and Sister Maud Draper
died OF cholera infantum; the child had
been III but q day.
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LYMAN, IDAHO,
THRIFTY MORMON COMMUNITY,
Attractions offered for the Con-
sideration OF Homeseekers.
Special Correspondent,

OpeCldl NbIIthpoiu'lit'
Lyman, Fremont Co, Idaho, Jan, 20.
TO home-seekers that may be think
ing of coming to the Snake river coun-
try description Of this corner OF the
country might be interesting Lyman
is situated on the south fork Of Snake
river eight miles south of Rexburg,
and four miles southeast of Texas
Switch on the ST. Anthony branch OF
the O. S. L. r. r.. The town (Which Is
laid out OTTER Mormon" pioneer plans,
with four rod street and sixteen feet
wide sldewalks) Is protected on the
west by very heavy belt Of timber
which breaks the heavy winds we
sometimes have here. The soil is es-
peclally adapted for alfalfa no trouble
10 raise two crops, and last season
three crops were grown, Apples, pears
plums. and all kinds of small fruits
grow and rlpen in abundance, Timber
for building purposes Is handy ana
plentiful; good building rock Of soft
nature. rock that can be hewed into
any shape with an AK Is very plentiful
The grain grown here Is first class
Tho mills pay more for Lyman wheat
than any other wheat grown in this
part Of the country, mas
The people here have a neat little
meeting house and the Church organ
lzations are In good working order
The school house Is q substantial build
Ing. and from the number and healthy
appearance Of the children that at
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

cullen-M. NJ. Hand, Butte; s
r. Heath, Racine II, c, Law
renee, ogden; Frank X Hitt,
Idaho Falls; d. Hazel Philadel'
phia,; r. f, knight, Ramona, 5. D,i
w. A. Thomas, MADISON s D. j. 3
Fwart. Kearney, Neb. Thos. Judd, Sc
George; .lro r. Hayes, Mammothi NJ
d. Gilman. H. h. Stanley, j. o. Nilcher
Logan S. Carberry g. II, Sprague, Po-
cattello N. Gudmundson, ogden; W. D.
Parker. Syracuse; -. +. Luke, orange
Vile. $. p. Snow, Jr. OrangeVllei 4.
w. Williams, Sunnysidei A. J.. soren-
son, Moab; r G, Morris, ogden Is; -
Keliher Pocatello, VIM Holmes, Pro-
vo; c. Ohru, Lehi
Knutsford-D. r. Garrison Jr, St
Louis y. Fred Aspden, Chicago, W.
Raymond. sheridan Mont; A. NJ, john
son. Denver, d. G. Boodley and VIE
ST Louis. r. n. Seer and Wife
Philadelphia; j a. Clark Chicago' A..
Leary. New Yo.k; J. b, Berry Omaha;
G. II. Runln Rochester n, " Henry
Randolph. ST. Louis, Jno. II, p, Pack,
Soda Springs; c, A. whiting New
York,
Kenyon-~A. II. sullnger. Des Molnes
Ia: Ed II. Reid, Denver, c. II, Chilcote,
San Francisco. r. Walsh, Grand juno
ton; f. d. Bradley, chicago W, II,
Clark Chicago, Chas. w. Waite, Mil
waukee: Ernest Noteworthy, Denver;
w. w. Byrne, San Franchises Sidney
Stevens Ogden; H. II, start, Sumpter
ore; l.. -, Fay j., y Fay Jr, Chi
cago; Mrs. r. Maddox, Denver Colo,
John Haertel. Geo. J.. Scott Chicago
Frank Woods. Denver; H. W. Delivers,
Chicago; W. l.. Perkins and wife, Oma-
ha; Jno. N. Klen, New York l. ID,
Bagley, Chicago; A, r. Butler Boise;
John Van Bunt, New York; Geo H.
SWensen. Logan, Chas, 7, Swendsen
BlackfoOt. N. Bullt, Jr, Logan; j. p
code, Bradford, ILL.,; Jas Hartz Wy
oming, H.: A. j. Har2, Wyoming ILL.,
ID, Reese Brigham city.
Wey-Wymn l.. Eddy and wife, Brig
ham. NJ. Kenyon, Coma, Mich w. &.
Clark. Logan; Geo. Holden Sam New
man. Provo. Mrs. j, II. Smith, Allie
Smith, Cecil Smith, Los Angeles,
White House-Mrs. z. r. HAMS Miss
HAMS. Thistle, Mrs. S, y. Jones, Bing-
lluHl NdilyoUt ~ W. tiiN-H ,il' w. So
S. Wray and wife Frisco, John X. pa
Wis. silver City; w. r. Lewis. Bing-
ham, simon Folz, Mrs. A. Fol2, Miss II,
Folz, Kentucky; x. H. Allen Illinois;
Miss T.. NJ. Allen, Illinois J. II Mansen
and wife. Provo; w, y, Freeman PARK
City: ]. +. lngles, scoheld y, T. Land,
NJ. Softer, Mich. J. Householder Bing-
ham: Lester Ashton. Vernal' Mrs. ~
Edison, ogden; Mrs Hansen, Mrs. NJ,
Pearson, Pocatelo G. w Kragh Mad
son. Wis. ]. A. simpson, Provo; F. r.
Parry, Colorado Joe Mcclellan Tooele;
S. j. Rogers, r. Rogers w. u Rogers
Park city, Paul Droubay Erda; w. H.
Ryan, Park city, j. d. O'Brien' p, 9.
Ashley. ogden; ]. H. Mcliugh, Park
city j, j. Boyle, Butte; j, Jackson
Idaho Falls. Ida; NJ. Russell, Mackay
Ida. Frank Edison, ogden.
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HUNTINGTON.
Surprised the Choir Leader with
Banquet and Entertainment.
Special Correspondence,

f'l'NAAA 1'AAN'F'AiANAlNNt
Huntington, Emery Co., Jan. pa
conspiracy was Matched In Huntington
yesterday, and the result was that last
evening while n singing practice was In
progress IN the large meeting house
goodly number of the people OF Hunt
ington entered the house heavily laden
with dainty yands. The affair was
gotten up to surprise and honor Broth
err Thomas Ilardee. the efficient leader
OF the Huntington choir.
d. G. Woodward, a member OF the
choir. in neat little speech told the
object Of the meeting; then followed
speeches songs, Rotations and remin-
escent addresses, followed with ban
duet The love and esteem shown for
Brother Hardee Is such that any man
might we'll feel proud or II was one OF
the most pleasant parties ever held In
Huntington Al the close OF the affair
the choir In a body went down to
Brother J. r. Wakefelds and out on
the lawn and at nearly midnight they
sang some OF their beautiful hymns in
honor OF Sister Retta Wakefield, a
member Of the choir who has been sick
for the last ten weeks.
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Provo
LAND DIsPUTE IN COURT
Other legal Business Barow.Golf
Nupiials News Briefs.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah co., Jan. 25.--The case Of
John w, Coburn VS. Peter Conston2o
ctme up for triad yesterday In the
Fourth district court Plaintiff alleges
that in July, 1899, he entered into con-
tract with the state Of Utah 70 purchase
certain lands situated in section 20,
township 10 south, range z east Salt
Lake meridian, near Tucker, Utah coun-
~, and that he Is now the owner Of
said land, subject to the paramount
title OF the State Of Utah.
And that defendant claims q right 10
said land asserted by him TO have been
obtained from the state Of Utah which
claim Is unfounded that defendant has
wrongfully withheld possession OF said
land from plaintiff Plaintiff asks that
the title be quieted In him and that he
be awarded judgment against defend.
ant for S525, rents Issues and profits
and $3.50 damages Defendant denies
the allegations as TO the agreement be-
tween plaintiff and the state Of Utah
for the reason that he has not sufficient
knowledge or information TO enable him
TO form a belief as TO their truth, and
generally and specifically denies all 9th
err allegations Of the complaint
Mabe Decide ct al ys Richard Nor
man. arguments set for Monday night
Western Loan and Savings bank VS.
Louis CART ct all TIL February / given
to answer amended complaint,
Payson city We Carl Hush defend
ants motion to relnstate case set for
hearing January 3d. order issued TO
justice of the peace at Payson to stay
execution.
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ST. JOHN.
One Death from Scarlet Fever-But
one Family Stricken.
epeclal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
81. John, Tooele Co, Jan. 2S.--In
recent issue Of the "News" a commune
cation from Glover mlsrepresents con-
dltlons at 81. John. Your correspon-
dent states Scarlet fever has broken
out at ST. John. and several families
are afflicted with the malady." Now
this Is not the truth, and in justice to
the people OF ST. John should be cor
rected. The facts In the case are these;
our district school teacher, Mr.. Me-
I,aughlin, and his family went away
for the holidays and returned a few
days before the school was TO COM
mence again, but his little son, about
? years old was taken sick with what
the doctor pronounced scarlet fever.
The house was promptly quarantined,
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tend one must come TO the conclusion
that this is a Mormon" community
City lots, two and a half acres, can
be bought very reasonably, forty ana
eighty acre farms, with plenty Of water
can be bought here cheap, The writer
is a visitor here, and from observa-
lions thinks that In many respects
this IL a most choice location for home
seekers,
The people here would be pleased to
have brass band leader a good black
smith and a good carpenter locate
here they would give them very rea-
sonable inducements.
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Sith year at his home at five o'clock
last evening, Mr. Andrews was uni
versally known He was born In ASH
by-de-la-2ouch, Lestershre England,
May H. 1878.
He and family came to Utah in 1860.
The deceased was man held In high
esteem by his fellow men and held
many positions Of trust He leaves sur
ylylng him four children, twenty-eght
grand children and thirty greatgrand-
children, The funeral services viii take
place at the Tabernacle, Monday Jan.
81, at / o'clock.
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MAPLETON.
Going to Canada - old Folks Hon
orcd-Parents Meeting.
Special Correspondence.

'lNNl"i WI N'lNitliNHNes
Napoleon, Utah Co., Jan 24.--Aaron
Johnson started for Raymond, Canada,
yesterday with car load Of stock and
household goods His family will fol-
low In a few days Mr., johnson Is
known throughout the state as an ac-
tor Of considerable talent, and teacher
of elocution,
A reception and social party was
given the old people Tuesday. when the
usual good program. supper and
dance was enjoyed,
on Wednesday last a son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whiting,
our meeting house was filled with
parents on Thursday evening in re-
Spouse to the coll Of the school teach
ers to hear good program and wise
counsel from Superintendent Brown
and others
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IOA.
Demise OF Miss Julletta Mcclellan
Slight Snow Storm.
Hnnolnl Correkpontlenoe.

Special Correspondence
Loa Wayne Co., Jan, 22,-Funeral
services were held at the Loa school
house today over the remains of JUL
eta Mcclellan, who died Monday jan
uary 20, at Sallna, where she had been
taken 60 obtain medical aid She was
an amlable and noble girl OF fifteen
years OF age, but always frall She was
an orphan, the granddaughter Of our
esteemed merchant Hugh j. Mcclellan.
A host Of relatives and friends mourn
her untimely departure
We have had slight snowstorm this
afternoon enough to lay the dust for a
few DAYS
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THURBER.
Farewell Reception 60 H. Garrlclt
Aud Family Going 90 oregon,

Aud Family Going 90 oregon,
Special Correspondence.
Thurber Wayne co., Jan, Co. Thur
Der did herself proud last night when
everybody turned out to picnic and
dance given by the people of Thurber
0s a farewell surprise to l.. Garrlck,
our late Sunday school superintendent
who has sold out here and Is moving to
oregon
Brother Garrlck has been four years
among US. He has been a Jealous work.
err for the cause of truth, and Judging
by last nights demonstration he leaves
here with the friendship and best
wishes Of every one In the ward.
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tons aud would ret well. After having hllre
twelve times without receiving the slightest
benefit. | declined to continue his treatmcn, any
longer. Having heard Of S, s. S. (swiirs spech'l
recommended Tor Rheumatism, ! decided, almo'i
In despair however to give the medicine a TIA
and after had taken d few bottles was able to
hosh. around on erntches, and very soon mere,
after had no use for them al all, S. S. S. having
cured me sound and we'll All the distressing
rains have left me, my appetite has returned,
aud am happy TO be again restored 10 perfect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-25

tls.n In ltsworst form The
pain was 80 intense thatI
became completely pros
tfated. The attack was an
unusually severe one, and
my condition was regard
ed as being very danger
Gus. I was attended by
one OF the most able doc
tors in Washington who Is
also a member Of the fac
ully Of q leading medical
college here. lie told me
10 continue his pfeserip-
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The funeral Of Iliff Hines will be held
from the residence OF Mrs Il. s. Hines
tomorrow Sunday, commencing at IL
o'clock.
Elder Thaddeus II, Clunf, who has
been ON a mission IN Michigan and Wis
consin for about two years, has re-
turned TO his home in this city In good
health ana spirits,
A. G. Henrlcksen who underwent an
operation about two weeks ago, has
recovered sufficiently to be able to be
out,
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Rheumatism

Rheumatic pains are the cries Of protest
md distress from tortured muscles aching
loints and excited nerves. The blood has
been poisoned by the accumulation OF
waste matter in the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain
ing food they require. The whole system
feels the effect Of this acid poison and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back to healthy condition will
the aches and pains cease.
Mrs. James Ke OF 7o7 Ninth street. n. H.,
washington, D. c, writes as follows; "a few
months ago had an attack OF Seattle Rheuma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-25
PAROWAN.
EPlDEMIO OF MEASLES.
Death of Little White Taylor-Post-
ponement of Court Session,

Special Correspondence.
Parowan, Iron Goa Jan. 22-Distrlct
court was set for January IA, but on ac-
count OF the disqualification Of Judge
MarIoneauX 20 act upon number OF
the cases II was adjourned until the
9th inst, further instructions have
been received by the county clerk to
again adjourn until Feb, TO-
But little snow has fallen in this Vi
clnity this winter, although the weather
bureau instructions are to hoist the
fair weather flag County Attorney
Adams Is endeayoring TO influence the
nagman to reverse the advice, and try
that lnducement for a more plentiful
fall of the much desired snow.
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EPIDEMIC or MEASLES.

Parow0u seems almost doomed for
another siege of contaglon, The Provo
students who came home for the holt
days brought an unlimited guest 10 our
town In the from Of measles, There are
now about ten families combating with
the intruder and every prospect Of its
continuing TO spread,
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prATH or WILLIE TAYLoR.

Willie Taylor son Of Henry and
Mary Taylor, died this morning from
innammatory rheumatism He was
noble little boy of nine years, and has
exhibited wonderful patience and en-
durance through his protracted Illness.
The parents are grief stricken, The
people IN general condoe and sympa-
thize with the bereayed
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iaVorh Rnsty for sale all druggists rss bottle steusst
n Ssoe-'ss'
''AA'' e' vsgg EassSsia ssSl, $50 pc
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RARLoW.aoLF WEDDING.


A marriage license has been issued
to Marion Golf, 81, Of Mammoth, and
Lizzie Barlow, 20, Of Springyllle,
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NEpHi.
DEATH OF WA ANDREWS, SEN
Highly Esteemed Citizen Passes
Away at Eighty-FOur.

Special Correspondence
Nephl, Juab Co., Jan. A-William
Andrews, ST., of Nephi died IN his
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omce OF the Deseret
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ioah Inscriptions viii b. be carriers I9iers'H in
The "News 70 evening on the same
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We learn that Mr.. John G..
Lambert, son of ex-Sberiff Lambert.
of kenova, will be a candidate be-
fore the Democratic primary for
clerk of the County Court. While
we confidently expect to see Re
publican elected TO this important
and remunerative office, we must
lay that if a Democrat should bv
any chance be elected, we know OF
no one who would make better
clerk than John. lie Is we'll quail
fled for the position.
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y few days ago Harmon Self. an
\. ~ w. operator ut WilSondale.
w. Va, sent one of his friends TO
Wayne TO procure marriage license
TO we'd a girl of his neighborhnod,
but when the friend arrived at the
the county seat, he was confronted
10y telegram from MIR. Self, stating
that his intended had changed her
mind on the matrimonial question,
and had departed TO marry one she
loved better than her Self" and
not to get the license at present
Mr.. Self, however, also had more
strings To his bow than one. and
proceeded at once to Wayne, where
he today took unto "Self' bride.
IN the person of Miss Josie Newman.
very handsome and e. Unable
young lady of that place.
She will probably look after self"
in the future.
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viii build Depots.

We understand the Camden Inter
state R'y Co. will huild six depots
in the near future. These depots
are to be located at Ashland, Cat
lettsburg, Kenova, Ceredo, Central
City and Huntington. The Camden
Interstate management is always
looking out for the bctterment and
Improvement of their line.
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BoDY Found. The body of Louis
Schmidt was found last Saturday
in Sandy river, about a mile below
where he was drowned. Some par
ties on boat discovered the body
lodged in the limbs of a tree that
bad fallen In the river. Frank
Tyrcc's body has not, as yet, been
recovered. Thercmains of Schmidt
were taken to Portsmouth, Ohio,
for burial.
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Via huntinltOn.

lhe following paragraphs APP
peared In last Mondays Hunting
ton Advertiser:
At a dance near the mouth of
Docks creek, in Wayne county, n
few nights ago, a fight occurred be.
tween Lindsay Chadwick and a
nephew, in which poker and a
number OF boulders were used. The
nephew was considerably used up, as
the other fellow had the poker.
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Mr. r. Shepard, the silvcrsmith.
will move to Cercdo iu a short time
lie has no family except a wife, who
is at Ashland, Ky, and has been
quite sick for the past few days.
Read his new advertisement in this
issue lie has had thirty-six years
experience i'm TIE business and
comes we'll recommended as a first
class workman.
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For over sixty years.

MRS. W1NSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
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The following persons acted as
election officers at the election held
last Saturday: First Ward-Com-
missioners, G.. II. cum, stephen
IIeral and +. 5. Hammock; clerks,
+. O. Sander and AShel Lambert
Second w ard-Commisioners. Chas
>pnrlock " H. Hausher and
Robert Black; clerks, II. l.. Shriver
and Ira * Alley.
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John :. Farr has been granted a
new trial by Judge DooIittle and
his case Will again come up in the
Cabell County Criminal Court. I'm
mediately application was made
before Judge Matthews for bail and
the defendant was released on 81, -
300 bail, John II. Holt, James *.
Oney, aud ii. {. Duncan Jr., being
the boudsmen.
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