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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

Of dun room, and that as soon as the
weather viii allow. drilling will be re-
sumed out OF doors. The present drill
master, graduate Of the institution.
Is doing very well with the undergrad
yates.
Mr.. and Mrs. J,'A. Clark Of Pittsburg,
Pa, are at the Knutsford en- route to
the Pacific coast on business and pleas
ure, Mr.. Clark Is a prominent Elk and
also one OF the county commissioners OF
Allegheny county, and attended last
Augusts convention Of the Elks In this
city lie says the coming convention
10 be held at Baltimore viii be an inn
mense affair, surprising anything OF
the kind ever attempted, Mr. Clark has
mining properties near Marysyale, and
win take a trip down there before con-
tinulne west
Henry Blackman Of Hepner, Ore, rep
resenting the Lewis & Clark exploring
expedition, is a guest at the Knutsford,
having come to Utah in the interest Of
the expedition which viii be held at
Portland IN 1905. He says the city OF
Portland has donated half a million, the
state half a million more, and Idaho
has just appropriated $4,000 for Idaho
representations Mr.. Blackman hopes
that Utah win be suitably represented
there.
r. Bactus OF Chicago, general sales
man Of the American Wire q Steel com
pany. Is a guest at the Knutsford, on a
Western trip to inspect the branch
warehouses Of the company. He says
orders are SO heavy that they have to
be taken subject to delay,
John s. Birch has been called TO Cali
fornia by the serious illness Of his ia
Their.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
RELIGIOUS ORDERS IN FRANCE
Many OF Them May Come 10 the
United states,

Tome March, 1.-THE Rev. Dennis
OConnell rector Of the Catholic uni
versity at Washington, started for the
United States today by way Of Paris.
The Very Rev. John A. 2ahm, pro-
vinCial Of the congregation Of the Holy
C.'oss at NOtre Dame, Ind, left here for
the French capital on the train which
Is conveying Father 0Connell TO that
city. Father zahm has been negotlat-
ing with the French and vatican au-
thorltIes on the subject OF the men,
bers Of the religious orders remaining
IN France II Is asserted that II the
laws are strictly applied about 100000
Persons belonging 70 80 different COM
munitles will eventually be expatriated.
Father Zahm Is now going 10 Paris 10
make provision for those who belong
20 his order In France, numbering al
together about 400 brothers and coo sis
teis. IT is proposed TO transfer them
10 various colleges and parishes in the
United States and Canada. The sisters
have already moved their mother house
81 New York and have appointed an
American mother superior az the re-
quest Of the mother superior here,
Father Zahm have also arranged Tor
the transportation OF nearly 100 other
French sisters 10 the western ana
southern states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
SNOW AND RAIN.
This Section Gets a Slice of the Long
Predicted Storm.

The expected storm has struck tho
town piecemeal IL ralned aud showed
a little during the night and after day.
break showed, rained, and cleared away
alternately, the sun having The hes, OF
II this afternoon The clouds I'm the
west this morning were very black and
threatening. but the amount OF precipl-
tation did not accord with the appear
ance Of the heavens However. the
local weather office BE- predicting rain
or snow Tor tonight. with colder wealth.
en- Yesterdays weather map was one
Of snow and rain. Los Angeles has
had q l.22 inch rainfall. aud 81. Louis
has had i.02 inch. san Francisco
had nearly one inch. The low baro-
metric area SIN hangs over this part
OF The west and the barometer was
unusually low this morning. Farmers
and dealers In farmers supplies are
feeling good over the additional pre-
clpltation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
HIGH JOINT COMMISSION.
Appropriation for IL Stricken Out
BY Congress.

Washington, March THE action OF
Congress in striking out In conference
an item appropratng $4,000 70 defray
the expenses Of the high Joint commits
sion, while regretted at the state depart
ment, VIII not be allowed TO prevent the
reassembling Of the commission next
smumer, The president, II is held, Is
not obliged TO look to Congress for au-
thorlty TO appoint commissioners 10
conduct negotiations for which he him
self must assume ultimate responsible
ity, The action Of Congress, therefore,
does not affect the official status Of the
United States commission headed by
Senator Fairbanks. IL does make neces-
sary the adoption Of a more economical
program for the future work Of the
commission than was originally framed,
but II Is found possible to reassemble
the commission and pay the expense out
OF the contingent fund Of the state de-
partment Senator Fairbanks and Sir
Wllffid Laurer, the latter the head OF
the Canadian commission, are accord
lngly In correspondence with a view OF
arranging a date for the reassembling
OF the commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

grated to Utah IN 1863, first settIrs !
Lehl for a short time and then moytl
to sclpio. Brother Yates oCtglsl
many positions Of importance and NJ
filing all faithfully and well H b
bored as a ward teacher and presiis.l
OF the Elders quorum for five years !
July, 1871, he was ordained Hr
Priest and set apart as first ccutsIr
10 Bishop Daniel Thompson Of SalA
by Elder Erastus Snow In Nay ~
he was called 70 act as Bishop Of ~IA
filling that position until Noysmlti =
1902, when he was honorably ltlsAsl
on account Of III health.
For over 81 years he has BEEN :, y
tive, earnest sabbath school vt'H'
he was superintendent Of he sN
Coop store for over % years d y
TENDER. 1852 he was imprisoned "
conscience sake, serving 10 nOiiiip
the Utah penltentary.
Faithful in lie. he died IN llIl ns
IN the Church OF Christ leavlw Y
wives and two sons and dausi''n'
mourn his loss,
He was inferred Feb. q al iht = =
pie Of Scipio and many frleidi ~ !:
distant places Joining In the sa''a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's Salt Lake bank clearlngs
amounted to $685.. sO9.sl, as against 1921. 10
22sSl for the corresponding day Of last
year.
The Anderson Real Estate & Invest
ment company Is building three To-
room, two story brick residences on
First South street, between Tenth aud
Eleventh South streets, 20 cost $500
10 1850 each, As soon as these are
completed, the company will build O To-
house, three story terrace on the east
side, 20 cost 10000, as a permanent IN
vestment. Mr.. Anderson believes that
IN 10 years the value Of the terrace
viii have doubled. Tho terrace just
completed by the company at Fourth
East and Second South streets, Is en-
tirely occupied.
The Salisbury company OF New Jer-
sey has filed a copy Of It's articles Of
incorporation with Secretary Of state
Hammond. II Is capitalized at 500 000
divided into shares Of 81 each The
purpose OF the company Is 10 conduct
real estate and loan business. The
president Is q. j. Salisbury and Charles
b. Felt is secretary The first named
IS designated as resident agent Tor the
state Of Utah.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Par.
ley's Canyon Surplus Ditch company
Of East NH Creek, were fed In the
county clerks Office today. lie capital
stock Is $3.50. divided into shares Of
the par value % II each. The company
owns an irrigation Istem adjacent 10
Parleys creek. Joseph c. Crismon Is
president: James Young, vice presl.
dent James NJ. Fisher, Jr. secretary
and treasurer
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BRASHER Is
FOUND GUILTY.
Such the Verdict Brought in by the
Jury this Morning
MERCY RECOMMENDATION
Defendant showed No signs OF COS
lapse a. ON Yesterday Sentence
Next Monday

After being out about 10 minutes the
iury In the case of the state VS. Marion
a. Brasher at 1885 o'clock this morning
remrnsd a verdict OF guilty Of inypl-
untary manslaughtef as charged "a me
Information, but added To lis veIulo. q
Recommendation for mercy When the
verdict was read the defendant VINO
VAS alone In the court room, his wire
aud his attorney not being present
gave no evidence Of collapse or ner-
vousness and left the room shortly aiteF
The verdict was returned
Al the opening OF court this morning,
Judge Morse Instructed the Jury ana
submitted the case at lO'2O O'Clock,
Flftann minutes later the verdict was
returned. The court then set next Mon
day morning, March 9, at 10 o'clock as
the time FOR passing sentence on de-
fendant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
OBITUARY.

Died at Sciplo, Willard county, Utah.
on the 2lst day OF February, 1908. OF
stomach troubles. Elder Thomas Yates.
Bishop Yates has been an active,
earnest citizen Of Scipf0 for many
years, being plonee9, having set
tied there in the fall Of Ils6s and resid-
Ing there ever since.
lie was born az Bath England June
8, 1870: was baptized d member OF the
Church OF Jesus Chrift Of lAtter-day
Saints, May 29 1858, w Elder Dorr \.
Curtis. At the age Of 10 years was
called as a missionary elder, and labor
ed faithfully In the Hand End confer
ence for some years. laboring IN the
missionary field for kseven years. Emil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
sHEBrrfs SALE

In the District Court IN s9d lf I "a c,r =
County, state Of Utah Nilll.lr y /
plaintiff. agcinst white 4 sgus ,, 4 ma
eornorstloe. William White, Joa l,. . ., w, ',1
and MILAN 1. White, doing oas'l .s1 n, 4
the firm name O, White ~ ~ ss,lfi
iiey wood defendants lob. so.a =, y enI,i
salo al the west front dcoi ., as, N
Cenrt House. 10 the Oity ana wv " \, Tpst
fake. STATE Of Utah, % tneA'a,r X 4 Sul|
All ieJl at Y o'clock moo, . y ~ d I'D
&c risbt tItle, claim aad ln lsa, ,s,s,s
NJ White. IN and 70 the iollo ,'s isrT,|
raj state, Book q k1neJs "a, nd
imnroyed city plat SAT- b.sifi , Il arp'|
sa(t I,sks County. state O W., w., ~ j
with the tenemenis, hefel,a,sa.s, i,e''|
ments sersItaies and app,.' 1.sssss',is,s,
INTO belonging or IN anlNils s,i AZ ussg
pppS , pr leo way ablsin laH'u'
the United states c,, ,hs .th ~ n
DATED at salt Lake CIV "'
March. AID, 1874 n rnAyK ENLal.
Sheriff Of salt Lake coaa'kSl ~ NJ ,st !
HI pinniny, Atty ioi plal,e -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
Seems That Nose Crltchley Has
Lett Them in Lurch,
FALL OF OGDEN YOUNG MAN
Heis Wanted by the Police ON Char&e
OF Forgery Case Against Gamblers
Continued.
Especial to the "News.")

ogden. March s. --Ypsterday afternoon
DIST Atty Hayes went to Morgan for
the purpose OF arguing motion for a
new trial in the case OF the state OF
Utah vs. Nose Critchley The defendant
was n few days ago found guilty OF
perjury. committed by him some
months since while testIfying In cat
Tie stealing case being tried at Morgan
Crltchley had been released pending
sentence on $500 bail, When the
case was called the defendant
failed to put in an appearance,
and although IN officers searched
every nook ana corner In the
neighborh0od for him their efforts were
in yain--the prisoner had disap-
peared. and inquiry revealed the fact
that he had not been sen for several
days. Some Of his friends advanced the
theory that he had boon killed, lost IN
the hills on had met foul play In some
manner, but the bondsmen seem TO be
Of different opinion and fear the fell
low has substituted leg BAH for the
more substantial one they viii be re.
qulred TO put up They have offered a
reward OF $500 for C1tchley, dead or
alive. Meanwhile. the district attorney
Is taking steps for the forfeiture Of the
$500 bail given to secure the mans APP
pearance when wanted.
FALL OF A YOUNG MAN.
Fred Croffman a well known young
man. aged 90 and son OF w. w. Croft
man. ogden manager OF the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company, Is
being earnestly sought after by the po-
lice He is wanted on the charge Of
forgery. which II Is alleged he commit
ted IN this city several days ago, lie
had been IN the employ OF A. l.. Fryer,
the confectloner, and II is claimed
forged that geniIeman's name to two
checks, one for SO. which was passed
on the Groto saloon, and one for $3.50,
passed on the White Elephant saloon.
Up to this time the search OF the Off
GERS has bean unavalling, and it is be.
lleved he has left the city.
GAMBLERS CASE CONTINUED.
The action brought by Mrs. Corbett
against several gamblers in this city,
charging them with keeping gambling
houses and permitting her husband to
gamble therein, which was set for hear
ing before Judge Howell this morning,
was, on motion OF the defendants, con-
tinued TIL Saturday at p. m.
NOTICE FOR NEW TRIAL.
j. c. Gunnell,. one OF the attorneys
for Reese and Bass. the two men who
were recently found guilty Of the muir
der of Fred McCabe, has filed a mo-
tice in the district court for new trial.
The motion is based on the ground
that the court erred in giving certain
instructions TO the jury, which tried
the case. Mr. Gunnel says he is con-
fident Of the innocence Of the men, and
VIII leave no stone unturned to secure
their yindicauon and aequittal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
SAYS HIS WIFE
IS UNFAITHFUL.
Andrew C, Burns Makes Sensa-
tiOual Allegations,
BROTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Husbands Answer 20 wife's suit for
Divorce - Says She Has Been
Cruel TO Him.

Andrew c. Burns today filed an an
aver and cross complaint in the di'
vorce proceedings recently Instituted
against him by his wife, Martha A
Burns, in which he charges HIS wita
with inndellty and cruelty towards HIM
He names his brother X. G. Burns, as
correspondent, and alleges that the
brother has alienated the affections OF
his wife. Mrs, Burns, IN her conf
plant, alleged that her husband, who
is employed at the Salt Lake Brewery,
has been an habltual drunkard for 10
years and has treated her in cruel
manner threatening 10 kill her and
has made life so unbearable for her
self and six children that she has been
compelled to ask the court for re.
stiainlng order TO prevent him from
Visiting her home or molesting her In
any manner.
In his complaint Burns charges
that his wife has chamefully neglected
her children and hts permitted them
TO grow up without any training or
care whatever. on Aug /, 1902 he al
leges that she deserted her home
ard went to Mill Greek with
his brother, II. G.. Burns, and
remained there for two weeks.
Since her return home she has con-
stantly associated with the brother;
has wholly neglected her home and
family and has transferred her affec-
lions from her husband TO her brother
in-law, and has cared for his children
instead Of her own children II Is al
legged that on Sept. !, 1902 she threat
ened TO poison her husband II she could
not kill him any other way.
He alleges that she has wholly failed
and neglected 90 cook his meals for
him; has often used vile and abusive
language towards him In the presence
Of their children; and, on about Feb.
I, 1903, she struck defendant. by reason
of said acts OF cruelty, Burns alleges
that his feelings have been so greiy0us-
ly wounded aud his peace Of mind so
destroyed that his health has become
seriously impaired. He prays, there
fore, that he be granted a decree Of
divorce, awarded the custody Of the
children and given possession Of their
home.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
Burns was this morning cited TO APP
pear before Judge Hall and show cause
why he should not pay his wife tenn
porary alimony. On the witness stand
he stated that he only drank about 20
beers per day, but admitted that he
occasionally got "jaggod," The court
ordered him to pay his wife three
fourths OF his wages each month as
temporary alimony, and granted her the
custody Of the children and the posses
sion OF their home The defendant was
granted permission TO visit his children,
however, at all reasonable hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
PERSONALS.

Hon. George Reynolds went 10 Eure-
ka today 10 attend the funeral Of his
brother, Henry c., whose demise was
announced In last nights News"
Organist J, J. Mcclellan returned this
morning from his Denver trip. we'll
pleased with the result. and more con-
WINGED than ever that Denver's musical
April festival win be a big thing.
President W. ]. Kerr Of the Agrloul-
tural college IS at the Kenyon. He
says the military department Of the In
stitution has done very well the past
winter Notwithstanding the limited area
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
ORDER 40 SHOW CAUSE
pHISEAs YoUNG's WILL.
Estate Consists of Real and Personal
Property Valued at 1000,

The viii OF Phlneas II. Young, de-
ceased, has been filed for probate in the
district court, together with the petit
ton OF Mrs. Margaret Il. w. Young for
letters OF administration. The estate
consists OF personal property valued
at 5000 and real property In this city
valued at $1,000. The only heirs 10 the
estate are petitioner the widow OF de-
cedent, and a son and daughter aged
Il and u years respectively.
The will provides that the widow shall
receive one-thlrd az the estate and each
OF the children third. The estate Is
to be kept intact, however. until the
children reach their majority Mrs.
Young Is named as exeoutrix without
bonds. The petition WI be heard by
Judge Hall on Friday, March 20, at 10
o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
SQUABBLE OVER LIBRARY BILL.
Idaho Legislature Has Lively Time Dealing with This Measure
Party Fight for Supremacy Other Matters.

vote Of 9 to to adopt the adverse re.
icrt on the bill OF the committee on
county lines and boundaries.
In the house a lively fight occurred
over whether 10 pay attaches OF the
mouse Tor extra time after the 60 days
Tor which the legislators receive their
salary shan expire, which will be Fri
Gay. twas finally left TO the discretion
OF Speaker Hunt. who on the floor OF
me house during the debate, expressed
himself as opposed 10 such payment.
Governor Morrison today vetoed the
till making an itemlzed statement OF
accounts prlma facie evidence OF debts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
AFTERNOON CALL.


Only Eve stocks participated In the
sales on change this afternoon, The
market was dull and decidedly inactive,
The sales We're:
California, 100 at 9.
Boss Tweed, 100 at 2j.
Little Chief 1000 at GA.
Yankee Con, 300 at Al; 200 at WI
900 at 40; 100 at S9&
Martha Washington, 1000 at 6is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
Intended to sell Chinese Girl.

Portland, Ore. March i--After kid
mapping his own cousins li-year-old
daughter, All Deung expected to take
her TO San Francisco and sell her for
81 500, Or at least this is the declaration
Of Wing Lee, an old Chinese doctor.
whose daughter was abducted
"Ah Deung is my own cousin" said
the doctor, land | ana told that he had
a contract whereby he was TO sell my
little girl Lin Tie, In San Francisco for
$500"
All Deung and the girl were arrested
on the train at Ashland last night and
win be brought back here. Wing Lee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
Taylor vs. Taylor.

Janet Taylor today filed suit for d.
yorce against her husband. William
Taylor on the ground of cruelty. Plain
tn alleges that she and defendant were
married In Hamilton. County OF
Ianark. Scotland, on Aug. II, 1883.
and that IN February, 1899, in their ma
tive town. her husband made an as
sault upon her with a revolver and
attempted to Kill her, for which assault
he was, In April. 1893, convicted. and
sentenced 70 imprisonment for life. She
alleges that he Is now out on parole.
She asks 20 be awarded the custody
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
A CHARITABLE ACT.
Elks Lift the Mortgage From Home
OF Miss johnson, the Paralytic.

The Elks q Salt Lake have taken
up the cauS Of Miss johnson, the
patalylic, whose home was encum.
bered with a mortgage. AT the meet
ing OF salt Lake lodge No. So held last
night, a committee Of members OF the
order was appointed 70 visit the home
OF the unfortunata lady, and ascertain
the amount needed 10 secure q release
OF the mortgage. The committee acted
promptly IN the matter and had the re-
manning debt cancelled today The
amount was about SIS.
Miss Johnson IS very grateful 10 the
Eiks and others who have assisted Ia
relieving her distress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
DIED.

KNoX.-At sOl Euclid avenue thssy
March 4, 1908, Of pneumonia, W. y. =
Knox, son Of the late william Il, ~ !
and Kate Knox born May u W.
Salt Lake city. -, c.,a,,
Funeral services will be h ,l. w., ~
al 2 D. m. from the Twenty'fCuIi,,, . y. !.
meetInghouse. Friends are in,,,,1 I
attend. Interment in CITY celn'H'l,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
! IN JUDGE DlEhL'S COURT
Observation-Disclosures

uIlQuQUuuuuuup w w. SiHiHhs
In Judg Dehls court this afternoon,
lena Hepburn pleaded guilty to the
charge OF y8grancy. and was sentenced
10 40 DAYS In the county Jail The de-
PENDANT is only about rs years Of age.
Isaac Hughes, culowd. and Merels
stone were charged with gambling 10
vylt by shooting craps for 10 cents a
shake. They pleaded guilty but the
court discharged them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
Blood Was Poisoned.
A Happy Cure After Use OF
Two Bottles Of
Paine's Celery
Compound
The Spring System Cleanser.

Health is that natural state OF the
whole body In which the entire ner-
vous system Is so perfectly regulated
that II can. without undue effort, per-
form its almost numberless and all
important duties.
The blood as Is courses through the
body must bear nourlshment and lie
or polsons and death
IN the spring season thousands
around US suffer from various forms OF
blood diseases and many are uneNpect-
odv cut down by death,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

The case Of the State VS. James Brady
ana Thomas O'Bnan, charged With
robbery rs on trial today before a jury
an Judge Morse's court on Nov. 20
last defendants held up John Thomp-
son IN d saloon on the corner OF Com
merclal and First South streets and
robbed him of about $40 In cash. The
defendants are representa- by Attor-
nov h. A. Leatherwood, who asked that
the men be tried separately His re-
anest was granted and James Brady
Was placed on trial 6rst District At
torney Elchnor represents the state.
The Brady case viii probably be con-
cluded this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

father OF the girl, Is highly indignant
that his cousin should take advantage
Of the privileges given him about his
house. Only a few months ago All
Deung came to Portland from San
FRANCISCO He was not in the best cir
cumstnces and applied to the doctor for
helm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05
HEADACHE,

whether caused by nervous affections
or from a bilious condition OF the sys.
ten. can be quickly cured by Hostel.
ter's stomach Blttels. Il gets al the
root OF the trouble-the stomach. and
by making II strong and healthy. the
nerves are strengthened and the liver
and Kidneys stimulated Try II the
reNt time your head aches Il will also
cure Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, Insomnia and Malaria,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-05

of their two minor children and that
her maiden name, Janet Robertson, ~
restored to her