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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22

10 be free. The papers IN the case have
been Kept from the reportOrial search-
light thus far
The funeral Of the late Daniel Eyre
was largely attended yesterday after
noon 40 the family residence on Filth
East street. salt Lake lodge NO Of
ODD Fellows conducted the services.
there were many tributes OF flowers,
and a mems quartet sang The hymns,
The ntermcut was at AIT, Olive,, aud
the pailbearers were Frank Knox, n.
S. Best william McGilNray 4. H..
Famsworth, H. T. Mason and Charles
O, FauswoHh
a Very peculiar and serious accident
happened last Friday 90 Virgil Kelly.
II seems that while himself and boy
were handling baled hay with a hay
hook tie boy While working above his
father accidentally fell with the hay
hook in bis hand Mr. Kelly looked
up az the failing boy and was struck
squaraly n the mouth by the point Of
the hay HOOK which passed through
his tongue and came out under his
chin lie was taken 10 Neph and
placed Under the care Of Dr. Steele,
and II took him some 10 hours to dreBs
the wound He stated that there would
De- danger from lock-jaw and blood
poisoning for some time 10 come,
From last reports no serious compiled
lions had set in.--Fillmore Progress
Review
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w. s. Bailey, r O. True, Tex,
writes; My wife had been suffering
when ] was persuaded to use Ballard $
Snow Eminent which cured her all
right. ! have also used II for old sores.
frost bites and skin eruptions. IL does
the work 25c, Soc and Sl.OO bottle at
z. c. NJ, J. Drug Dept.
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NEW 1oHh AM rmLAprLpnr,

cannot hc moro pleasantly reached than
by the Grand Tuuk-LehIrh Valley
Route. solid through trains. maenIG.
cent scenery Descriptive literature
sent freo on application % Advertising
Department GrJua Trunk Railway
system iSj Adams St. Chicago. Geo.
". NauN. 4 q. =. n L.
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-
Violent Attack of Dlarrhoca Cured by
Chaplberlalns Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy aud Per-
heps u Life saved.

"A short time ago | was taken with
violent attack OF diarrhoea and be-
Hove l would have died ii had not
gotten relief says John j. Patton, a
leading citizen Of Patton, Ala. "A
frlcnd recommended Chamberlaln's
Collie, Cholera and DIarrhoea Remedy.
| bought o twenty-five cent bottle and
after taking three doses Of II WAS en-
tlrely cured | consider II the best
remedy In the world for bowel COM
plants For sale BY an drngglsts.
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Preyents IIeat rrpstrntlon.

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate dur
ing hot weather. a delightful Acid
Tonic that quicts and strengthens the
nervous system and induces refreshing
sleep.
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Physlrlan aud Druggist

Ford & Sturgeon, a prominent drug
firm at Rocky Hill station, Ky. writes:
I'VE were requested by Dr. q, b. Snig-
ley TO send for Herbine for the benefit
Of our customers, We ordered three
dozen IN December. and We are glad 10
say Herbine has given such great sat-
isfaction that We have duplicated this
order three times, and TODAY we gave
your salesman another order We beg
TO say DR., @. T.. Snigley takes pleas
ure In recommending Hcrhne' soc a
bottle at 2. G. NJ I. Drug Dent.
The new Irrigation Law. IN pamphlet
FORM only l0c at the Deseret News
Book Store
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ZOE sAlr RsAL rsrAre.
AsILrnNs nAnNAINs.

AsuTONs BARGAINS.
$3.50 5.NNlL6j r1ls near
| mn So aud glh D.. ST.
SU1-- 5oXlGi fee, WIKI right
( of way, y 3d. near Mcln-
/ tyre residence Au0fds
I beautiful View of valley,
$,Vyl- lQlgXllig rods near
| an T.. ANA llth So, choice
| residences and desirable
I ueIshb0rs
Lots n Forest Dale. &Nld
| fcat 10 D-foct hleyway $40
each Easy Payments low
I interest
I 5At2-3 rods. Ashton avenue.
I tote ~ bearing fruit trees.
2 lots iOXlSj lget 10 alley
near H. O.. W.-S2j0 each
| SIS down, balance on easy
terms -
IMPROVED PROPERTY,
$500 -liAndsOmc Groom red
/ pressed brick cottage, new,
natural wood finish. in every
respect up 90 date ana at-
| uacilve. Large lnt. Near
/ gth East ana stu South Sts
$500 Neat red brick cot
tagr Groom modern, Lot
95Al0 rods Wen Kept lawn,
cement walks good hedge,
/ flowers. etc. 9th South 81
NW-- Rustic cottage Of 4
rooms. nicely papercd. Lot
SxTH rods. Cor Sth w. ana
So Temple
{l30-A very good buy &
room brick cottlgc, cellar
| large barn and chicken run
! Bearing fruit trees Lot 3ia
! SO rUdS. East front.
Edward NJ. Ashton 2Oi News
Building
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The Ithish Valley Railroad. Luxur.
ious Trains running on limited dine.
Route oft the BLACK Diamond Exprcss
Stop-oyer allowed az Nncara Fails
ON on through tickets 10 New York ana
Philadelphia.
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EXCURSION TO PROVO,
SI.25.
Via Rio Grande, August 2srd.

Grand outing with the Utah Nation
al Guard on the shores Of Utah Lake
Good fishing, boating and bathing
Special rates for meals and drive. Ey-
erybody invited Leave Salt Lake $3.50
a. m. returning. leave Provo $50 D. m
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Bulletin Of the University Of Utah for
july Is at hand Il Is a newly illus
trated pamphlet, with brief descriptions
Of the illustrations. It gives a good
idea OF this excellent institute Of learn.
ing.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
or UrAH

Provides liberal and practical eiu.a-
ton. strong ,Gcuily, excellent lui1-
msnt See announcement 90 page is.
send for Illustrated catalogue. Logan.
Utah,
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We pay per cent interest per annum
on 81 10 5000. zIon's Savings Bank
& Trust Co. Joseph =. Smith, Presl-
dent. George NJ Cannon. Cashier
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The new Irrigation Law. in pamphlet
form. only l0c at the Descret News
Book Store
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MANIT0U''
For stomach troubles,
Utah liquor Co.
223 So. Main Str.
Phone i73. Free delivery.
A Mntln Kulnr

j. a. J. Montgomery. Puxco, Wayne
Co., $40, writes "i have little twin
girls who have been bothered with
worms an their lives. ] tried every
thng 60 relieve them which failed I'M
ia Z used Whites Cream Vem'ule,
the FIRST TWO doses brought four worms
from one OF them, he uoyt two doses.
twelve one Of ihom measuring twelve
inches the other child was only re-
lieyel Of four worms. II Oh most exc
CeHent medicine Whites Cream Yer
mifugo IS good Tor children. II not
only destroys worms &c helps The child
20 perfect growth, wards m slckncss.
&c at q c. 81 l. DRUG Dept
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GREAT MAGNETIC HEALER. L. A.
scharar Where othtrs fall we heal.
Patient out ~ town treated By silent
power. y. O. BoX s9i once "a L. End SO.
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TIE SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS,
int GREAT COUNTRY PAPER
or me wtST.

Il issued Monodys and Thursdays end
contains on the cream Of the Daily and
SStgfdaq News.
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For reliable electric wiring or plumbing
LM.HlGLEY. HONEST PLUMBERS
100 4. First South. Phone 49,
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BIG FOUR EXCURSION

To Ogden.
Sunday. Aug. 23rd via oregon
Short Line Round trip only Sl,0O.
Special train $3.50 O. No. returning,
leaves ogden $3.50 D. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-22

Call or phone. We deliver free. W.
EMMA MODEL BAKERY & CAFE, 10
T.. Third South ST. Phone 1881.
CHAS. SEYBOIDT
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The new irrigation Law, an pamphlet
form only Ice ~ the Deseret News
Book store.
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ONLY $500


Via Oregon Short Line, Sunday
Aug 23rd, by Big -Four club. Special
going $3.50 a. M, returning $3.50 p No.,
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MALE HELP WARTeD.

WANTED COMMUNICATIONS
to ncE s.gns distribute circulars. sam.
Dies. CO.. no .anless.nr Eupl par s.
Advertising Bureau ChHfo
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Ask your grocer Tor ROYAL Broad. u
is pure Tie label with The crown on
every io3f.
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lnnnIlnnnnnnnnrulnnHnnniHn
! TEMPLE SNCOTICES.
Lln uulnlunnnnnnlunnnnnnInl

ON uuuuuuiJuubuL uu "uu
Logan, Utah juno % The Logan
Temple win close ON Frday July 81
and reopen on Tuesday Sept L. lFV3.
N. W. MERRILL President
The Manti Temple win close FRIDAY
evening. July 81, and reopen Tuesday,
Sept l. 1903. al a. m
JOHN ID. ~ MCALLISTER
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Let your STAFF OF life be a good one.
our Bread is a dependable stan.
ITS THE BEST"
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AGENTS WANTED.
mIDwivEs.

MRS LIZZIE GE1sLER. g96 w. BIRD
North attends cases before during and
after confinement. viii nurse patient at
her home II desired References given
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MACHihiSr5.
OBSTETRICS.

MRS. DR.. coE, NO. I CAPITAL AVE,
nue.. obstetrics. room for paueh''
with modern convcniences.
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE.
,-.,,....,.-s--,-~~ s--s,--'-T-e
GRAND CuGCKERING PIANO, 500.
nc s. West Temple
FRAME BARN FOR SALE CHEAP
Enquire l21 Social Ave.
REMEMBER the cheapest place to buy
shoes OF ali kinds is at 2i6 SO. State.
EVERY TYPEWRITER USER IN THE
west 10 write for our new illustrated Cnta-
l0cue. containing Just what YOU want, az
the lowest prices Underwood Typewriter
Agency 2hl Washington Ave. Ogden
Utah.
DIEBOLD's BANK AND FIRE PROOF
Safes Branch office, l25-lS 8. w Temple.
DIAMOND COAL. % W. End SOUTH.
SEWING MACHINES. $500 per month,
at White Cfflce. % w, ist 30 Phone NS-a.
-------------------- ----------------------------
SPECIAL.
STOVES taken down and stored for the
season Redman Van Co., Phone 900.
----------------------- ---------------------
cLAlRvoYANT.
MADAME LYNNE, WONDERFUL
pianist and astrologlst IS w. Srd South.
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKS.
BYWATER & GRQO. 2.e RICHARDS
ST. Furnace ron, copper tin, gutter and
roofing, Work solicited, Tel. 1isl-z.
----------------------------
SIGNS, SCENERY, ETC.
PETERSON, ~ RICHARD ST PHONE
i5OS-k Metal signs, badges, banners, etc
BIG FOUR ADVERTISING co. TEL,
l50l Signs, all sorts "a W. Third South
------------------------ -
SHEpSMEk.
SEEDS. SEEDS, SEEDs-GRAss AND
Garden large stock; low prices; best
quality Bailey & Son, GO e. and South.
cURio SEEKERS.
INDIAN BLANKETS AND BASKETS.
furs, game heads souvenirs and curios at
+ Mehcsy's Curln Store Knutsford hotel.
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UP-ro-DATE SHOE SHINING.
LET ME SHINE YOUR SHOES AT l07
s. Main st. First class work for ladies or
gentlemen. Call and be convinced,
ARTEsiAh WELLS.
WE MAKE NEW WELLS. CLEAN
old ones from s. up sandberg, Box t26
BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.
KEYS FITTED.
ibi South West Temple. j. A. Meredith.
BICYCLES REPAIRED.
TYPEWRIrERs.
'>--~s------~----,,~----
NEW OR SECOND HAND, cash, trade,
or terms Sorenson- Stout Co.'s END SO.
-- -- =, .---------------------=
CARPENTERS AND JoBBERs.
UTAH SCREEN AND JOB SHOP, as.
W. Temp. Phone l2ls-z II. s. Brock,
Prop, Screens Of all kinds store fronts
and fixtures and general contracting.
LOST.
LADIES UMBRELLA WITH GUN
metal handle. Set with toiquoise Llb-
eral reward II returned to GS Second st.
PERSONALS.
FRENCH DRY CLEANING; FANCY
Dye Works i2i s. State, Tel 1861 Work
promptly and satisfactorily done. Rich
ardson & Welch.
Partisan Lady desires pupils In French
Conversational. S2i Constitution bldg
ELEGANT HAIRDREssING PAR
lors; manicuring. etc. Full stock NJ hair
goods. Also exclusive Ladies' Turkish
Bath department. The best Of everything
Ground floor. The San!tarlum. 50 w. Ord
South.
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BLACKSMITH.

HAiGHT G oBLAD, HORSE sHoEINa
and general repairing. rear o. 81 5. Stars
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sHoEMAk

JOHN cAMENcrN. Utahs nosl sclsn.
tic Shoemaker. Solid comfort for ttnue'
or dcformcd feet. 6 w, Third South.
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COAL CONSOLIDATION,
80 PER CENT

Of the readers Of the Semi-Weekly
News are Farmers, Stockmen and
Ranchors. Advertisers desiring 10
reach this class Of buyers, can ind no
paper in the West that WIN serve their
nnads 90 we'll
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PERSONALS.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

Hlgham, Burton q Taylor Plumbing
Co. Up-to-date plumbing 1913 East
South Temple st., Salt Lake City. Utah
Telephone l3s9-k
D, W. JAMES. successor TO James &
Harris, plumbing steam and hot water
contractors. 6 e. End So. ST. Phone $40
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Edward N. Ashton, ~ News
Building


81, loot lots south and east fronting on
corner of Ith So, and 9TH East car line;
cts water either lacing for S9lo per lot
Houston Real Estate Inv. CO., ~ Main.
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SPECIAL.

WE ARE THE COLUMBIA PHoNo-
graph Co.'s exclusive agents for the en-
tire nter-mountain territory. and are Of
ten better able 20 nll an order for records
than the factory itself Write us for
talking machine and record catalogues
We handle both disc and wax. Underwood
Typewriter Agency. 2hl Washington Ave,
ogden, Utah
Evening star., 1903-09-02

ing at the City Assembly rooms. and was
notable in its way. being the first Hebrew
wedding that ever occurred in Annapolis.
and the first ever solemnized in the
old historic assembly rooms The bride was
Miss Helen Fanny Goodman Of this city
and the groom was Mr.. Sol Kline Of Bridge
Vile, Del. Rabbi Samuelson OF Baltimore,
assisted by the Rev. Mafsicow OF Annapo-
lis performed the ceremony. which was the
most unique ever witnessed in this city.
The wedding took place in the center of
the hall under the chuppa, which was
brought from Hanover street synagogue.
Baltimore. especially for the purpose. Mr..
of the groom, was best man. and Miss
Annie Goodwin, sister Of the bride, was
maid of honor Helen Chor of Baltimore
and Annie Goodman Of Seaford, Del, were
flower girls. Five hundred guests from
Baltimore, Washington and Annapolis wit
messed the ceremony and attended the dance
and reception that followed. A special train
took the bridal party out Of the city to-
night.
Major Charles A. Doyen, commandant of
the marine post and in charge of the bar
racks at the Naval Academy, has returned
from Newport, r. l., where he has been
navy war maneuvers, and Capt. Dunlap has
been relieved of the command.
The Hartford, recently returned from the
summer cruise. is ordered to leave the
Naval Academy on Thursday.
Sharks still continue in the waters of the
Severn river. When the Hartford came into
the harbor a dozen or more followed the
vessel up to her anchorage, and several OF
them are still lowering about the ship.
Evening star., 1903-09-02
BRITISH CONSULAR SERVICE.
Recommendations. of Committee Ap-
pointed to Investigate Conditions.

0SeCoAuA1cuodtioIS: Oh q committee Ap-
pointed to Investigate Conditions.
Deputy Consul. General Hanauer at
Frankfort, Germany, writes to the Depart
ment of Commerce as follows regarding the
British consular service:
"a committee officially appointed to in
vestigate the constitution and condition
of the British consular service has just
submitted its report. Most Of the matter
making up the report and accompanying
suggestions and Recommendations for
changes are of purely British concern and
do not interest other nations. But the
following declaration Of said committee
appeals with equal force to all other coun-
tries whose prosperity or advancement de-
pends largely upon their export trade and
the steady employment OF their producing
classes -
Much OF the evidence given before
the committee indicates that the members
Of the consular service are doing good
work, and their trade reports are undoubt-
edly of value to the commercial community.
But, In view of the competition Of foreign
trade, which may be expected to increase.
the committee considers that the interests
Of British trade abread would be advanced
would qualify them Is forward and safe
guard and at the hsaIfe time incline them
to sympathize with, HE interests Of British
Vantage Would youns
in commercial houses Tor four or five years
could be induced to- enter the consular
service. 80
1.-The committee also favors competitive
that exceptions to, these stipulations should
be made in filing some Of the higher con-
sular posts, which SHOULD be left to the
discretion of the sAHpsQtnting power"
Evening star., 1903-09-02
TO PREVENT WASTE.
Instructions Regarding Gas and Elec-
tricity in RssA4ie BUILDINGS


Acting, Secretary cEsYlor of. the treasury
has issued the following circular to custo-
dams of the Unitad S8taass public buildings:
THE department desires to emphasize the
fact that in a number OF public buildings
under its controao fnee is considerable
waste Of gas or electricity, or both, which,
by the observanee ef Ia, proper degree of
! watchfulness on -thsspart of the employees,
/ kcould be avoided. This applies particularly
|, to post office working rooms, and, in some
instances. to, the Easements Of the build
ings, where, owing to lack of interest or
wilful neglect lights are permitted to burn
when there Is mo Necessity therefor.
"officialsSan employees should be in
struSted to eXttnguish the light Immediately
upon the completion of their work, or when
there exists no further necessity for its
use. and the names of any officials or en-
ployes who. from carelessness or indiffer-
ence. contribute to the wastage of gas or
electricity, should be reported to this office,
together with the branch of the service
with which they are connected.
You will please give the matter your
personal attention. and from time to time
visit the various rooms and corridors in the
Dulldlng, and also request officials of the
Post Office Department. where they occupy
buildings, to cooperate with you in order
that the consumption of gas or electricity
may be reduced to the actual requirements
OF the official business of the government.
Should there be waStage of water
arising from defective fixtures in toilet
rooms. or other causes. you will Immediate
iy report the matter to the department.
whenever an Increase in the cost of light
or water appears compared with the cost
Tor the same period in the previous fiscal
year. the custodian must. in forwarding the
voucher to the department. state in a letter
the reason for such increase"
Evening star., 1903-09-02
The Finest
Stock of
Iron and Brass
Beds i'm
America.

Nor does our leadership cover merely
quantity and variety. We lead in prices and
values with equal distinction. Take the Brass
Bed pictured here as sample. Have you ever
seen its equal offered before for less than half
as much again? Come and look at it and make
your own comparisons.
Evening star., 1903-09-02
OYSTER SEASON OPENS.
Scarcity Of the Del1cacy Reported
From the Chesapeake.
correspondence Of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, September /. 1903.
Today being the first day Of the oys-
ter season. about seventy small boats went
out on the oyster grounds. The average
price was 40 cents per bushel. The tongers
complain of the scarcity Of oysters. Only
about 800 bushels were sold here. Up to
today at noon forty-nine tongers licenses
had been issued at the Office Of the clerk
of the court, an unusually small number.
The public schools of Anne Arundel coun-
ty opened today for the scholastic year.
The city school will not open until Septem-
Der q.
The record for a days weddings was
broken in Annapolis today, there having
been three The first was solemntZed at
st. Annes Church at high noon, when the
Rev. Henry Lowndes Drew, assistant to the
rector assisted by the Rev. ]. Vernon Ash
worth of Milwaukee, Wis. performed the
marriage ceremony between Mr.. Robert H.
Ditty and Miss Ida Clark, both of Anne
Arundel county.
The second marriage occurred this after
noon at the parsonage of st. Martins Ger
man Lutheran Church. The contracting
parties were Mr. VIII H. Smith, of Mr..
NJ NJ Smith of this city, and Miss Eleanor
NJ E. Schaeffer. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Karl Buff. pastor
The third wedding took place this even
Evening star., 1903-09-02

as one OF the deadliest Of diseases Up to
the present no positive agent for its cure
has been discovered"
DR.. A. Bockar OF No. Is West 18th street
does not agree with DR.. HodenpyL He was
cal!eo into conference recently by the off,
cials OF the Pennsylvania Steel COMPANY.
among whose employees in Cuba the disease
has appeared. He has received specimens
Of the germ and is at work ON them in his
laboratory. DR.. Bockar thinks the plague
is q new and most virulent form Of malaTial
fever.
Il have by no means completed my re-
search into the disease" said DR.. Bockar
yesterday. 'but believe It has the same
general cause as malarfal fever. As soon
as have completed the analysis I shan
turn my attention to the discovery of q
remedy. shall also make report to those
who called me into consultation