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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11

ventlon of physicians Or. Lane Is pres
dent OF the Mckenzie college, and has
lived in the great South American re-
puh1lc Ter As years, though a native OF
Massachusetts,. He Is an enthusiast
over the resources and possibilities OF
his adopted land and q firm believer W
lts ultimate greatness.
Brazil said Dr. Lane, has great
future II is country that should at
tract Young and ambitious men who
nave daring and energy. IL Is of mani
aoth size being In area a uine larger
han the United states, not Including
Alaska. but II has population OF only
100000, mostly residing near the
cast. The interior Is sparsely settled.
,hough the valley Of the Amazon
would easily sustain 100000 900 people.
The country Is politically on a basis
n assured stability. In November we
nah inaugurate q new president Rod
lsues Alves, as the successor OF the
present chief executive Campos Sales
The new president is high class man
and belongs to the Republican party
which stands for opposition to mon-
archical doctrines. Under our laws no
resident can succeed himself IN Office,
though after being out for four years
he Is again eligible.
''The parts of Brazil that offer induce
ments TO men who seek 10 make money
are the coffee and rubber districts.
Coffee IL our long suit, so to speak,
and my state Of San Paulo produced
last year i0,0O0,00O bags of the aroma
tic berry. or nearly one-half of the
worlds supply, The good citizens OF
a -.
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THE CITY'S HEALTH.
Population Increased by Thirty-Four
This Week.

For the week ending oct II. there
were 81 births reported to the board OF
health. is being males and i6 females.
OF the deaths reported for the same
period, 10 We're males and S females.
Five bodies were brought here for In
terment and 4 we've shipped away for
burial at other places
AZ the close Of last report there were
&c cases Of scarlet fever in quarantine.
Twelve new cases developed during the
week, one died and 3 having been re-
leased, leaves "a cases in quarantine in
Is premises. Three cases OF diphtheria
were reported during the week. 1 died
and were discharged as cured, leav-
ing 6 cases In quarantine. less than
the preceding week None OF the cases
OF smallpox carried over from last
week having recovered and 3 new cases
having developed. left cases In deten-
tion. Typhoid fever cases reported
numbered thirteen.
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LATE LOCALS.

Tod Goodwin returns from his east"
ern trip tomorrow.
Same Williamson Is In Idaho on
business trip.
The Architectural Sketch club OF
Utah VIII hold its monthly meeting on
Monday at y. M, room SZ' DoOly
block.
Today IL payday for the teachers In
the city schools Clerk Moreton Is dis
trlbuting 81 SO among them for sal
aries for the last half OF September.
The home Of Governor and Mrs. He
Der NJ. Wells was gladdened last night
by the advent Of baby boy Both
mother and child are doing WELL
Richard Ryan, aged 81. and Hannah
Erickson, aged 10, both OF this city.
were married by Deputy Clerk Emery
this morning in the county clerks Of
tlce.
The Daughters OF the Revolution
will meet at the home Of Mrs. NJ. @.
Rossiter. q North State street, Thurs
day, oct. 10. Subject Events of 1850
and 81, by Mrs. S. Y. Cannon.
The condition OF Apostle Brigham
Young continues 10 be very grave.
While his vitality Is holding out Won
derfully well, II is realized that he Is
In a critical state.
Dist. Atty +. r.. McNamee of De La
mar, New, is at the Cullen. He reports
ranges as very dry in his country, and
railroad prospects as also dry. But Is
hopeful for the best,
A number OF the friends OF Miss Ma
bel Freebalrn rendered her a surprise
party at her home on Seventh South
street last evening. All present enjoyed
themselves to the fullest, the evenings
program including games, refreshments
The meeting Of the Cleofan at the
residence OF Mrs. Taylor, 305 First
street, for Tuesday next win have only
the usual matters of interest to deal
with. II was the intention to have Mrs.
McVlcker read paper, but that Will
be postponed for one week on account
OF the lady's illness.
\. II. Dutton, the wen known news
paper artist and erstwhile insurance
man, will leave the latter business to
return to that OF his first love. Mr.
Dutton has accepted u position on the
Butte Miner having been summoned
thither by Eddie Clark, late Of this
city. and now city editor of that jour
Building permits were issued during
the week as follows:
II. Paradise, 5O7 south Seventh East,
frame addition $500.
Hon. Ezra Thompson, 1876 Main street
remodeing 500.
Geo. Scheller. Fifth West between
Fourth and Fifth South, frame barn,
800
Amos Elklns. Fourth North between
Fourth and Fifth West, brick cottage,
$1,000
Elizabeth Knowles First South be-
tween Seventh and Eighth West, brick
cottage $1,000
Mr.. Strong, Second South between
Eighth and Ninth West brick cottage,
s., 500.
J. skonter, Capitol Ave, brick cot
tage, $500.
Ed Bluett, 40 east Fourth South.
fran addition, $40
F. #. Bailey. First South between
Seventh and Eighth West, brick cot
tage, $1,000.
A. +. Lawson, 6O-62 east Second
South brick business block, $4,000
Henry Calm, 1858 south Fifth East,
alterations, residence, $1,000.
+. d. Miller North Temple between
Main and West Temple, brick six house
fiat. $4,000
Geo. f. Nichols, 1858 west Third North,
brick cottage 81 ,00O
Fred saschke Third South between
Ninth and Tenth West, brick cottage,
| 1900.
L. Farse, Tenth South between Ninth
and Tenth East. frame cottage, 500.
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CHILD SHOT Ar MORGAN.
Careless Youth Deliberately Fires at
Number of Little Folks.
Especial to the News" y

Especial to the "News~
Morgan, oct 1l--A dreadful shootinr
occurred here Thursday, the victim be
ing child OF Mrs. Thomas f.. Welch
who was shot In the side by David Lit
tefleld, boy aged II years.
IL appears that the WEIGH children
were playing IN field when Littleiield
approached, carrying a gun, and start
ed shooting at them ''just for fun He
was told TO desist. but seemed 10 pay no
attention 10 the entreaties of those
around Finally one Of the bullets
struck the Welch child In the side
causing a very dangerous wound
Learning what he had done Littleneld
fed, but was found later hiding In a
stack OF hay. The child while In a
critical condition, Ia resting easy, al
though the bullet has not yet been To-
Gated. II Is not thought, however, that
the bowels are perforated, as was at
first supposed Littlcfleld was about
60 rods away when he fired and says
he didn't think his gun would carry
that far lie IN now In the county jail.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO-
bate Division, in and for Salt Lake
County, State of Utah, In the matter
Of the estate Of Robert Howorth. De-
ceased Notice. The petition OF Sa-
rah Howorth praying for the issuance
TO William White Of Letters of Ad-
ministra,ion in the estate of Robert
Howorth, deceased has been set for
hearing on Friday, the cath day of Oc-
tober, A. d. 1902. at 10 o'clock a. m.
at the County Court House, in the
Court Room of said Court, In Salt Lake
City Salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this
(Seal) 10th day OF October, A. d.
1902 JOHN JAMES,
Clerk
Thomas Adams, Attorney.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

The Republicans held rally at
SUTlngville last evening at which the
speakers We're Lewis I. Cannon and
Hons, Joseph Howell and George Suth-
Grand
Judge King spoke In Turner's hall
at Heber City last night The meeting
was an enthusiastic one and the judges
speech was listened to with rapt az.
tention,
1t is estimated that there are $500
new voters In Salt Lake this year,
-
Senator Rawlns and Judge King will
hold meeting at Springyille this even
ing.
The date Of Senator Clarks rally in
Salt Lake has been changed from Mon
day, Oct 20, to Wednesday, the 22nd.
The Manti meeting will be held on the
10Th instead of the END.
Hon. Joseph Howell win go into San
pete county next week.
]. Il. Cosgriff Is back from Rawllns
He reports the legislative fight In Car
bon county as decidedly lively. as the
senators to be elected this fall viii be
holdoyers for the legislature following
the present one, and which VIII choose
q United States senator to succeed
Senator G. ID. Clark. Mr.. Cosgrif says
chat the action OF Senator Clark ard
United States Marshal Hadland In the
Union Pacific strike situation does not
please the people Of Carbon county. and
they intend electlng anti-Clark sena-
tors. He thinks that Gov. Richards
viii be a prominent candidate for sue
cessl0n.
While no formal complaint has been
lodged with the county commissioners
against registrars, II has come TO the
ears Of the board that there some some
In the city who are inclined to refuse
TO issue transfers or register new
names In a new district To such the
commissioners say that the law Is very
pointed In these respects, and that any
.yho are found in any way obstructing
the registration of voters, Will not only
not be tolerated, but they may subject
themselves to prosecution under the
criminal law.
A. Molyneux Of Moab, Grand county,
was at Republican headquarters today.
The gentleman says the Republicans
have nut up strong county ticket
down there and that they propose TO
do all they can TO elect It. Messrs.
Collect and Mcdonald will invade that
district next week for the purpose OF
pouring forth little Republican ora.
tory.
Salt Lake county will be stumped by
the Republicans the coming week,
meetings being scheduled for Murray,
Sandy, Rlverton. Bingham. South Jor.
dan. Big Cottonwood, MIL Creek and
other places. The speakers have not
yet been announced,
Tom Pitt secretary OF the Republic
can state committee has just returned
from run UP into Montana. lie says
there in a big fight on up there and
that the Democrats will undoubtedly
carry the state.
Judge Fshback OF Wyoming will
speak at Bingham Nov. l.
The Democrats are making a canvass
of the county for the purpose OF ascer-
tanning their voting strength. The Re-
pubiicans are doing likewise.
Hon, Joseph Howell, Lewis T. Cam
non and Isaac M, Grace will open the
Republican campaign In Juab county
on Wednesday, the 18th. on that night
they will hold n meeting az Nephi'
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IONA, IDAHO.
MISSIONARY ACTIVITY.
Double Bereavement In Family of
Jabez Richie - Political Rallies.

JabcZ RitChte - Political Rallies,
Special Correspondence.
Iona, Bingham Co., Idaho. oct TO-
About two weeks ago the family Of
Jabez Richie of this place were called
10 mourn the loss through scarlet fever
OF a bright little girl about three years
old. The mother has since given birth
10 a baby girl the little one seemed
afflicted from It's birth and only lived
for a few days. The family is under
quarantine and much sympathy is felt
for them by the entire community.
Prof Howard n. Hale's smiling face
Is again seen on our streets after an
absence of two years on mission to
The Southern States he returns In the
best OF health, and feels that he has
been more than paid for the time spent
in the mission field He has accepted
position as teacher In the public
school of Goshen, this county
The Josephltes or Elders Of the Re-
organized Church. S. d. Condit and A.
J. Layland have been creating quite 4
stir here Of late. having held series
q meetings lasting nearly three weeks.
or course II was the same old story,
brigham Young. polygamy and that
he Church in the mountains had been
rejected with It's dead.
A series of as many meetings have
also been held by the young Elders %
this place, In answer TO the arguments
set forth by the elders OF the Re-organ-
lied Church. and your correspondent
believes II has resulted In much good,
and has had tendency to strengthen
he faith and testimony of all the
Saints Of this locality, and unite them
more closely together.
The Republicans held forth In grand
tally In the Iona hall last Monday
wight. and the Democrats last night.
The Republicans are again billed for
the 10th when II is expected that Hon.
Pen f.. Rich Will address the meeting.
+. r. Meadows expects TO move with
Hls family In q short time TO La Grande.
oregon. He has sold his property IT,
Iona to Moses Wright. rf
our town IL building up very fast.
+. W. Farnsworth who recently soil
his property to the Berry Brothers IS
erecting a neat frame dwelling on the
lct he purchased from A. w. Beach.
Joseph s. Mulliner has let the contract
FOR $500 brick residence which he
expects TO occupy with his family about
the middle Of November.
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WAR AMONG
THE MACNA7ES.
Kings Of the Rail Now Mixed Up
In a Dispute,
GOULD HARTMAN CLASH.
Resignation OF Sinyvesant Fish from
Western Union Brings 10 Light
Disagreement Between Rivals.

The resignation Of stuyvesant Fish
from the board Of directors Of the
Western Union Telegraph company AMI
re election of j. j. Mitchell to sue
coed him, dlscloses startling war-like
state Of affairs among the western
railroads.
George ]. Gould and r. II. Hartman
have not met for three months. They
have had a serious clash over the ambl-
ious plans OF Mr. Hartman to build ex.
tensions TO the Southern Pacific rail-
road into what Mr. Gould claims as
exclusively Missouri Pacific territory.
Mr. Gould, according TO n special
from New York TO the San Francisco
Examiner, laid the entire matter before
j. y. Rockefeller apparently hoping
through the large Rockefeller holdings
Of Union Pacific to cause Mr. Harri
man TO stop AIR Hartman refused TO
listen to argument and this Is the rea-
son assigned for Mr. Rockefelers caus-
ing the recent issue OF Ss5,OOO.O0O Of ST
Paul stock for the purpose OF building
into Union Pacific territory II Mr.. Har.
iirnan should insist on extending
Southern Pacific into Missouri Pacific
fields
Mr.. Fish is a close business adviser
on Mr.. Hartman and was caught be-
tween the warning factions and is said
10 nave been made SO uncomfortable
that he no longer took pleasure In 4
seat In the Western Union board, which
IS peculiarly Gould Institution. Re-
sides, as president Of the Illinois Cen
trial railroad, he has been testing a tele-
phone system for moving trains, AMI
relieving telegraphy doomed ultimately,
is said to have sold practically al, his
holdings IN the Western Union.
j. j. Mitchell, who takes his place on
the board, is thorough Gould man,
and 10 said 90 represent Mr.. Gould In
! the purchase OF large blocks Of Colo
RADIO Fuel a Iron stock, that property
/, being needed by Mr. Goud's Denver
! snd Rio Grande road. His election 20
the Western Union board Is regarded a
! IN the shape OF public recognition for
! bis good work in the stock market in
: Mr. Goulds behalf. Mr. Mitchell Is
: president of the Illinois Trust company
I He Is speculative partner at times OF
( John w. Gates.
n The above facts solve the mystery of
what 81 Paul Intends doing with the
Al s25000000 OF new stock recently au-
a thorized, Roswell Miller, chairman Of
Al The board of directors of the ST. Paul
d refuses to discuss the matter, but It Is
!, row known the stock Is not TO be issued
II until "A final derision is rnaHa hv Mr.
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HEWLETT BROS. CO.,
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

CONSTRUCTION company has been operat-
ing a monthly service 70 the Philip
pines. In addition to this service the
company owns ana operates ~ steel
steamers and barges OF 400 IONS each.
These were formerly operated on The
lakes and the Erie canal and were taxi
Ell apart and transportd TO the Philip
pines for use between the islands II
Philippine archipelago, The first steam
er Gibraltar Of the new company Is
scheduled 10 sail from New York on
DOT o.
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MAGUIRE RELEASED.

Joseph Macguire, the young man ar
rested with Frank cline on ,he charge
OF highway robbery and bound over to
the district court has been released
from custody upon furnishing bonds in
the sum OF $500
The bondsmen are Martin Macguire
the young mans father who resides at
Idaho Falls, and j ]. Judson, Of the
firm % Nelden and Judson. Cline is
still In the county Jail
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s. 2. TERMINAL.
New Freight Yards 10 be Installed
Az Point Richmond.

|ies. San Francisco, oct 1.-THE Southern
very Pacific IS to have a big freight terminal
with at Point Richmond, adjacent to the end
|loca of the Santa Re railroad and TO the
|doul extent plant which the Standard oil
busi people are rapidly completing. Word
gooeha been received from New York, says
lasketh Examiner that after comforting
|proswith general manager Kruttschnltt on
'helpthe project, President Hartman has
rtgiyen II his approval
-.,,, The terminal will be connected with
ra,,,the Southern Pacific mall line by the
scr"construction Of a branch line from San
s..s Pablo. The new terminal Is 10 miles by
s.s..rail from the company's West Oakland
S''. freight yards, which have become too
SSoou.sssmal for the traffic. A branch system
uou'of shops will be erected at the new
tracterminal
uA As near as can be ascertained ships
uIosto and from the orient viii load and UNI
t'hu load eastern freight at the terminal,
tIand all through freight from the east
o,'the northern states and the Sacramento
niulNalley VIII be handled here.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
signers 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 and Guardianship Of
Richard Blake incompetent. Notice.
The petition for approval and settle
ment OF the annual account Of the
Guardian of the person and the estate
Of Richard Blake, incompetent, has been
set for hearing on Friday the oath daJ
of October, AID. 1902, at 10 o'clock am.
ut the County Court House in the Court
Room of said Court, in Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witnes the Clerk OF said Court, with
(Seal) the seal thereof affixed, this
10th day Of october, A. d.
1902. JOHN JAMES,
Clerk,
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NEW LIVE STOCK COMPANY.
W, II, Hill and Sons Incorporate With
A Capital OF S200, 900.

The William II. hin & Sons Co. filed
articles Of Incorporation today in the
county clerks office, The capital stock
is valued at 100000, divided into 1000
shares of the par value OF 800 each.
w. II. HIN Is president. A. J. Hill, vice
president, j. +. Hin, secretary and
treasurer The company viii conduct a
general ranch and livestock business.
The corporation owns 800 acres OF land
In Fremont county, Wyoming, and l3,-
500 head OF sheep. $40 head OF horses
and other personal property.
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GRAND LARCENY CHARGED,
Alleged Splritualists Swear to Com,
plant Against Their Landlady.

Late yesterday afternoon. George J.
Dickson and ]. ]. Arnold, the alleged
spiritualists who had trouble with
their landlady, Mrs. Lizzie Williams.
wife OF W. Z. Williams. swore to a
complaint charging Mr. and Mrs. Will
lams with grand larceny. A warrant
was issued and the parties were ar.
rested. The complaint charging the
larceny, alleges that the williamses
took from an open box which was in
the room OF the "spirltuallsts," s2O7.
The Williams people have secured At.
torney w. 7. Gunter to defend the &C.
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Report of q. II. a. o.

Chicago, Oct 1.-THE forty-eghth
annual report Of the Chicago, Burllng-
ton g. Quincy Railroad company was
made public today. shows for the year
ending June 30; Gross earnings. $685.
1g5, 2i5; operating expenses and taxes,
s35, Gs2S15, income from operations,
IS,1l2,Se8 Total income, adding mis-
cellaneous income, sls,i5317i Balance
after deducting charges. slO,OsS, 40. The
increase In net earnings over the pre-
yiuus year is given at $2,l292SS,
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of Elizabeth Hornberger. deceased.
Creditors viii present claims with
vouchers D. the undersigned at 302 Tenn
pleton Bldg, Salt Lake City, Utah, on
or before the goth day Of February,
A. d. 1903,
JACOB II. SCHLECKMANN,
Executor Of the Estate OF Elizabeth
Hornberger, Deceased.
Date OF first publication, Oct. 10th,
A. d. 1902
II, $. Tanner, Attorney.
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UTAH, IDAHO. THE WORLD.

Three new maps, just issued, Utah
and Idaho ON one side, the World on
The reverse side. including population
OF countries and towns according 70
the 1900 census, with brief sketch Of
every country in the world Size 27x
Sllg inches. value 70 cents; sent TO any
address for 25c. Address Deseret New
Book Store, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

st. George. Utah. Aug. 2o.-The st.
George temple will close on Friday,
Sept 20. and reopen on Tuesday. oct
Is. 1902.
DAVID II. CANNON.
President,
Manti. Utah. Sept. 20, lso9.-The Man
Il Temple will be closed Sept. 30. 1902.
Reopen for ordinance work Oct 10.
1902. JOHN ID. T. MALLISTER.
The Logan Temple win close on
Thursday. oct. and reopen on We'd
nesday, oct. s, 1902.
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PENSIONS GRANTED,
lsneeIal 10 Ia 0News.,N

Especial to the "News")
Washington, d. c.. oct. il.--Pensions
granted ldaho-lncrease Theodore II.
Wiley. Moscow, SO. Elbridge w.Thorp
Rathdrum, sl2.
utah; Orignal--lohn A. Bent Ma
peton. Sc,
Wyoming Decentralization r..
Amen. Lone Tree. So.
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FREIGHT MEETING.
Representatives OF Hartman Roads
;, Gather In Salt Lake.

hea, The freight men OF the three Harrl-
an man lines interested In The Omaha Port
d0lltand route assembled In the office OF
factActing Traffic Manager T NJ Schuma-
and cher of the Oregon Short Line this
morning for the purpose OF going over
z1he details and discussing matters per.
Co, aiming 10 freight claims. Besides tho
IN tretght representatives OF the Oregon
81 tshorrt Short Line there were present Freight P
claim Agent w, II. Hancock Of the Tn
on Pacific, r. y. Miller. general freight
igent OF the O. r. q ~. and j. y. Lv-
UTAngston. freight auditor OF the same
Insompany.
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FRANCHISE ACCEPTED.
lalt Lake a. Suburban SO Notifies
Mayor Thompson.

The salt Lake & Suburban Railway
Company. by A. V. Taylor. its attorney,
pe,nssoday notified Mayor Thompson OF the
csns acceptance OF the franchise granted the
md ompaa'c " Fas, stres, Sro,n eo,,,.
Of ras vli sev Sin,, so,,h thonce oa 49,, w.
IT, IL third East thence south TO the city
"a mits ~
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Free Hire Insnrnnre

would not protect you II you could got
Il. but a policy with the old reliable
sun OF London, You not only get pro.
lection but prompt and liberal adjust.
nients,
HELD & COMPANY, Agents
Prone l4l2x 45-46 Commercial Blk.
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Philippine Lin. Absorbed.

Re New York, Oct. il.--From an official
az tburce, says the Journal OF Commerce.
cLar has been learned that the American
Arsia,ic Steamship company. which was
-tanecently formed by capitalists INTEREST,"
! in the China Development company
as absorbed the Philippine Steamship
ne. which is operated by the Philip
Onines Transportation and Construction
OF company. The steamship business Of
Tea le latter company will be entirely abb
Drbed. but the Philippine end OF the
A usiness win be continued by the old
our ompany.
from The Philippine Transportation and