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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
M'TERNAY WINS.
Restraining Order Against j. X.
Walker Estate Is Made Permanent.

In the injunction suit brought by
James Mcrernay proprietor Of the
Onyx Bank saloon against Joseph r..
Walker ct al, executors Of the viii Of
j. Il. Walker deceased. Judge Hall to-
day rendered a decision IN favor Of
plaintiff and ordered the temporary re-
Ftrining order. heretofore issued, to
be made permanent The action was
brought 20 restrain defendants from
constructing "a partition al the tear
entrance 90 the saloon and thereby
closing that entrance and also the
passageway 80 the second MOOR Of the
building.
In their answer, defendants alleged
that plaintiff had allowed the hallway,
leading 90 and from the rear entrance
of the saloon to be O gathering place
for drunken men and women and hence
the place had become O nuisance %
other tenants OF the building. therefore
they decided 70 build q partition and
close the door mp entirely.
They were restrained from carrying
out their intention, however, by the
Issuance OF a temporary injunction
which was today made permanent by
Judge Han.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
LIBRARY MEETING.
Directors Hear Reports and Order
Bills Paid.

The board Of directors OF the free
public library held It's regular meeting
today in the library rooms at the city
and county building. Those present
We're Mrs. Dart, Mrs Richards and
Messrs. Weber. Park and lgleheart.
Bills for the past month amounting to
$500. 3S we're approved and ordered paid.
The city auditor reported a balance on
hand to the credit OF the library fund
on March OF S10eO2O.
The Librarians report for the month
Of February showed the total number
OF volumes In the library to be 2O,sSl,
being an increase of 70 over last month.
The total membership Is 3 1852, gain
of 259 over last month. The number
of books loaned Tor home use during
the month was '90S5. an average daily
loan OF 1856. There were 6,S5l books Is
sued in the reading rooms, an average
of 29S per day. TWenty-four volumes
were discarded and destroyed during
the month as being unfit for service.
The average number Of visitors per day
was $50. There was A7l6 collected in
fines during the month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
H0LDUP LAST NIGnT.
First one Since Shooting of Footpad
Several Weeks Ago.

The first holdup since oficer Horace
Heath shot and killed a robber here
several weeks ago, occurred last night
about II o'clock, with John Riser of
"a west Second South as the victim.
He was walking along Fourth West
street, in front OF the gas works, when
hailed by two armed and masked men.
and ordered to throw up his hands, He
aid not hesitate long In obeying the
command The men then approached
and rudely went through his pockets,
taking theretrom $3.50 and watch Az
ter examining the latter they returned
Il to him and advised him to make him
self scarce from the place The rob-
beers then disappeared, going along
Fourth west street Riser immediate.
IS notified the police and gave a fairly
good description Of the men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
HEWLETT BROS. CO.,
SALT LAKE CRY, UTAH.

dulqed in a cleanup on Sunday with the
result that for the first time since Mo-
yember the congested condition Of the
yards was relieved and delayed freight
was shot through on towards It's des-
tination,
The three big cars ordered some time
ago Inv the Consolidated Railway
Power company from 81. Louis arrived
mis- morning over the Oregon Short
line. They are Nos TO- II and ~ and
are beauties, fitted with all the latest
appliances.
The Illinois Central has Issued from
the press a very neatly Illustrated
pamphlet that bears the tile OF "a
Bunch Of Prescriptions" The object Is
TO draw attention 10 the annual session
OF the American Medical association,
which takes place at New Orleans May
3-S
Travelling Freight Agent j. w. Ire
wehela OF the Rock Island returned
from trip TO 81. Louis and the east
this morning.
The Rio Grande Western VIII run an
excursion from ogden tomorrow even
ing on the occasion OF the last prescn-
tatlon OF sherlock Holmes at the
Theater The special viii leave at $3.50,
returning after the performance.
General Agent Benton Of the passen-
ger department Of the Rio Grande
went up 10 ogden this morning. He
reports that over 100 theatergoers will
be down on the special tomorrow
night
The San Pedro, Los Angeles salt
Lake he's issued a new time card folder,
II bears the adopted trade mark Of the
San Bernardno arrow.
Ex-Chief Dispatcher Neil OF the Rio
Grande Western LEFT for his new billet
at Trinidad. Colo, last night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
ARMLEss HoLDUP
With Revolver Between His Toes He
Compels Gamblers 10 Cough Up.

Butte, Mont, March Bone OF the
most unique methods OF holding up
that could possibly be imagined was
perpetrated shortly before o'clock this
morning when G. Payne. an armless
man. entered the gambling hall OF the
California club and with a A-caliher
revolver between his toes compelled the
dealers az one OF the faro tables to give
up s., which the crippled man had lost
earlier IN the evening. When Payne
stepped into the middle Of the room,
and at the same time nourished the
weapon az the end OF his foot. gamblers
and players scattered In a hurry. Po-
Hcemen called 20 the place found Payne
with a razor between the toes OF one
foot and a big pistol between the toes
Of the other. and the occupants Of the
house all under beds, or In closets. He
was arrested without difficulty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
Hopeless and Almost Dying, Mrs
Grinnett is Saved by
Paine's Celery
Compound.
The Only Spring Medicine That Can Positively
Guarantee Health and New Life TO Weak
Diseased and Broken Down
Men and Women,


Another marked and positive victory
for Paines Celery Compound Another
marvellous example OF lfe-savinsl
Mrs. Kate Gnnnett. popular and
well known lady residing In Germania,
Sabine Coz Ark, who expected to die,
Is made well and strong by natures
health restorer after the best efforts of
20 faithful physician had failed, This
victory, and the scores Of wonderful
cures wrought from week to week by
Palnes Celery Compound, create a
confidence In the great spring medicine
that is enduring and far reaching AT
this season Pane's Celery Compound
resoues and permanently cures young
and old who are weakened and broken
down by disease; it never falls; its vlr-
tues are all-powerful even at the elev-
enth hour. Mrs, Grinnett. thankful for
renewed health and strength, writes
thus:
Last September | was very III and
thought | was going to die. | was cold
and lifeess aud my heart would flutter
and shake like a leaf | had cold
sweats, so profuse that my garments
would be wet, had pains in my shoul-
ders and arms, ut times so severe that
| was Obliged to use morphine, The
doctor said my liver was in bad Condi-
ton. ii treated me for quite a long
time, but | only got temporary relief
1 heard OF Paine's Celery Compound
and bought a bottle of 1t, used II, but
the only change | experienced was an
improved appetite | had decided not to
use the medicine any longer, but my
husband persuaded me to try another
bottle which soon gave me happy re-
suits and / continued with Palne's
Celery Compound until had taken six
bottles Now | am physically new
woman; l feel we'll, work my garden.
do all my own homework and am gain
ing in strength and yigor every day. |
recommend Paine's Celery Compound to
my friends and neghbors. This Is the
first time l have ever Endorsed a medi-
cine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearings amount
ed TO Si7S.5lS.1S as against S4S7,95l.S
for the same day last year
Harry j. Hayward is TO build two
$500 residences on the west side, and
Architect Dallas is completing the
plans.
The offices OF Y. c. NJ /. We're moved
Saturday evening into the new quarters
at the rear Of the second floor OF the
new building The Improvements In
the central section of the main build
ing include metallic ceilings.
The Deseret Savings bank directors
declared a regular per cent dividend
this morning, amounting to $1,000 and
payable Immediately.
Business Is pretty fair at the local
Union stockyards There were re.
celved this week one load Of fat cat
tie from Frodsham & Yates, OF Brig
ham City, one load Of cattle from Cad
crwood Bros, Of Coalville. two loads Of
hogs from the Idaho Falls Packing
company, all for Knight & Co. two
loads Of muttons from Idaho Falls for
the local market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
MoFFAT OFFICES HERE.
Headquarters OF New Road 10 be
Opened Up IN Salt Lake Soon

For come time past there have been
rumors IN Salt Lake to the effect that
the Moffat road vii shortly open up Of
fees IN salt Lake when work will be
commenced at this end Of the line by
parties Of surveyors. II Is now stated
that David II Mofiat will be In Salt
Lake IN the near future and following
his visit offices VIII be secured here IN
one Of the large downtown buildings. In
substantiatlon OF this report certain
local engineer has returned from Den
yer with the statement that be looks
for such move to be taken next
month. While he does not care 20 be
quoted In the matter he Processes TO be
waiting here In Salt Lake with the un-
Outstanding that he will 20 10 work for
The road as soon as the plans are COM
p.eted. Il received assurances he de-
slares, while in Denver that offices
would shortly be opened IN Salt Lake,
when an engineer would be put In
charge and a force Of surveyors en-
gagged for the work"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
STORE BORGLARlZED.
Unknown Thieves Enter Hapgood's
Groeery and Get little.

Hapgood's grocery store on the
conner of Fifth South and Second East
rtreets was burglarized last night, but
he thieves got little for their trouble
Entrance was gtincd by the robbers
plying open a side door once inside
they ransaeked the place for valuable9
aud broke open the cash ill., They So.
cured somethlng over s. in cash and
then made off with quantity Of cigarg
aud candy. The robbery was reported
TO the police this morning and officers
are working on the ease and 1t is un
dtrstood that they have a clue which
they hope viii lead 70 the appreher-
sion Of the robbers within few hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
HEAVY TRAVEL,
Rio Grande Gives Promise OF Break
ing All Previous Records.

The local ticket office OF the Rio
Grande this morning was crowded TO
the doors with tourists on their way
home from California. Last year was
a hummer when II came to passenger
business, In fact It beat all previous
years IN the history OF the Scenic
Route. This year however there is
every indication that that record will be
rut In the shade. Locally the ticket
and sleeper sales are soaring ahead o
previous figures. II Is stated that dur
ing the month Of January the sales In
Salt Lake alone exceeded those OF last
year by fully $1,000. "a state Of affairs
that must be exceedingly gratifying to
Traffic Manager Baboock, General
Agent Benton and his able corps Of as
eistants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
A Remnrknble Case.

one Of the most remarkable cases Of
cold, deep-seated on the lungs, causing
pneumonia is that Of Mrs. Gertrude +,
Fenner. Marion. Ind, who was entire
~ cured by the use OF one Minute
Cough Cure. She says "The cough
ing and straining 50 weakened me that
| run down In weight from las to g2
pounds. tried a number OF remedies
TO no avail until ! used One Minute
Cough cure -Four bottles Of this Won
derful remedy cured me entirely Of the
cough, strengthened my lungs and re-
stored me 10 by normal weight, health
and strength Z. c. NJ /. Drug Store,
l1g-i4 Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
Federal Petit Jurors

The following list Of petit Jurors was
today drawn for the session OF the fad-
eral court. which opens u ogden af d
o'clock Monday morning VIM Craig.
VIM. Glddings, o. NJ Buuyau. Wn M.
Raymond. !. n. Fulton. John CunIsk.
J. r. Hurst, John N Browning. VII.
liam 4. Nester. @. G.. Bent VIM. Scow.
croft. 4. g. McGrn j. ~ Knauss $.
s. smith. r. = Hunter Thomas Horn,
William seweil and j. n sparg0. an OF
ln-nun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
BID FOR SACRAMENTO.
Grand Central Quoted Higher This
Afternoon,

At this afternoons session OF the
stock exchange some lively bidding was
INDUCED In for Sacramento resulting
in bringing out 3,sOo shares of the stock
Carisa was offered freely but no trans
fers were made. Daly-Judge was firm
in the bidding; Grand Central sold
higher, While California was handed out
at lOh and 1914 cents.
The sales posted were as follows:
Daly-Judgd 100 az 1910, buyer co.
Daly-West. . at $500; % at $3.50,
Grand Central. 100 at say.
Lower Mammoth. 10O at SOS, 100 ut
59h 100 AZ a. rgy .,.
Sacramento. 1900 at 26A 1000 at 26ls;
500 at 269s. ,a..,.
california, zoo al 1915 800 at 1oA
May Day 900 at llA
Martha Washington, 1000 at 6i2; l,OOO
at 6ll, buyer 80; 900 at 63s,
Victor. 800 atiAlA.
Wabash, 200 at AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
5000 IN Two WEEKS.
Number of Colonists Going TO Cal
ifornIa on New Rate.

San Francisco, March 3.-rhe South
erh Pacihc's coonis rates from east
ern points. started Feb 10 and are 10
continue until June 1, attracted about
$500 persons to California the FIRST
week, ending Feb. y, and the second
week, ending Feb, 2S, shows other large
lngress OF colonlsts, no less than 2,i02
persons coming into the state on the
new reduced rates made to encourage
tho ottlprg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
brown and Rradler Again.

District Atty Eichnor today filed in
formations IN the distrIc, court against
Arthur Brown and Mrs Annie NJ.
Bradley charging thUa with adultery,
they having been bound over to the dis
trict court,on that charge By Judge
Dlehl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
MISS Ships FUNERAL.

Funeral services over the remains Of
Miss Lide Ship VIII be held In Bar
rett hall at 8 y, m. tomorrow. Those
wishing to View the remains may do
so at No. IS South East Temple street
from 1880 TIL 2 p. m. the day Of the
funeral
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
IN FAVOR OF KINDERGARTEN
BILL

The house committee on education
yesterday afternoon voted 20 recon-
mend the passage Of the kindergarten
bill Representative Fishburn was the
only member OF the committee who was
opposed 10 It and he will probably car
ry his fight 20 the floor Of the house.
but lnasmuch as debate Is now limited
TO Ave minutes on such q matter he
can't do much damage a committee
consisting OF Mesdames Simon Bam-
berger. j. ~ Dart, H. S. Young, l.. II.
Coray Ida SmoOt puseuberry. $. l.
Clawson, w. A. Benson, T.. r. shepard
and Clark Of Pennington, and Miss
Mary @. May, We're present and cleo
tioneered IN favor OF the bill but wera
not heard by the committee They
think they have a majority In favor Of
d.
Representative Whites bin. ne. re-
quirng q residence In the state for adj
mission 10 the bar was Killed by having
tha en1cting clause stricken out. and a
like fate befell No, 81. by Cah00n. TO
exempt mortgages from taxation. and
no rs. by Hamln, relating 10 tax re-
geipts.
The house adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
roarMA. NJ crRr No PAY.

Your druggist win refund your money II PAzo
OfHTMfNf fails tocure Rlngwotm, etter. tljd
Ulcers and sores. Pimples and BlacSheads
on the face and all skin diseases. W cents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
Rep, White Says They Are Too
Fresh ON Advice Question
KILL CAHOON'S LIQUOR BILL
Favorable Report on the nueh Dis
eussed Kindergarten Measure --
Work IL Now being Pushed

Al the conclusion Of yesterday ai'er-
Moons session Of the house, Senate bi'l
No. 1902. requiring the sheriff to serve
processes out Of city courts when was
up for reconsideration, was passeu'
The measure affected only SAT- Lake
city and yet a country member moVeu
to strike out the enactlng clause Wheh
the situation was explained the motion
was Withdrawn, The measure Is IN
tended to restrain certain collection
agencies in their practise Of employing
constables to serve their papers.
House KIN No. ll3, by Done (by re-
quesU amending the statutes with ref
erence to salaries Of county officers, m
oreaslng the salary Of county surveyor
was reported adversely from the COM
mttee room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03

There was quite gathering Of thea
trical managers In the box Office Of the
theater last night AIR Robert Eberla
me veteran manager Of Gillette. look.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03

The house Is making a desperate ef-
fort TO get some business done and to
curtall debate, SO yesterday IT adopted
a resolution unanimously, limiting de-
bate 90 five minutes In opening and
closing and two minutes at other times.
This action win be well receives by
everybody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-10
FINANCE AND TRADE
Stock Markets Opening Was
Quite Weak.
THE OFFERINGS LIGHT
DRIVE AT STEEL PREFERRED IN
AFTERNOON.
Bank Statement Was Considered Favor
able and Prices Rallied Slightly
After Publication.

NEW YORK. October 1O.-Very light SELL
ing orders in the stock market sufficed to
carry opening prices of stocks medium frac-
tons below last night. Metropolitan Street
Railway and Canadian Pacific lost a point.
There was rise of rs in Kansas City
Southern.
Stocks came into demand on the opening
concessions and full recoveries were made
before the expiration of the first hours
trading. Active bidding for Alton which
advanced it IL and rise to above 36 by
Amalgamated diffused some strength in the
general list
~ drive against United States Steel pre-
ferred carried 1t down rs to CO. and unset
tied the list, Union Pacific Atchison.
Louisville and Southern railway preferred.
Republic Steel preferred and Pressed Steel
Car sold point under last night. Colorado
Fuel, Chicago Terminal and Lackawanna 2
and Westinghouse Electric 3. The market
rallied on the bank statement, Amalga-
mated rising IL over last night. Rock Is
land gained 1. General Electric and
American Telephone 3. Steel preferred was
driven down to 50 In the late dealings, and
this made the closing easy and active.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-10
AT THEIR DEVoTIoNs TODAY.
Seventh Day Adventists Suspend Bust
ness Sessions.

The business of the council of the Sew
enth Day Adventists. composed of the
members of the executive committee of the
general conference and the leaders Of the
church throughout the country. now in ses-
sion In the Second Church. corner of 10Th
and M streets northwest, Is temporarily
suspended. and the regular seventh-day
services Of worship are being held in the
church Saturday is held to be the Sab
bath in their religion Sabbath school was
held at 10 o'clock this morning, and there
was preaching by Prof. w. w. Prescott.
editor of the Review and Herald publ
cation issued in the interests of the church
in this city at II o'clock. The pastors gath
cred at the headquarters, at 222 North Cap
itol street, for session of prayer this aft
ernOOn.
The real business of the council. it is ex-
pected will be taken up the first Of the
week. when nearly all Of the churchmen
expected to attend the conference VIII have
arrived. The business sessions will be re-
suned Sunday forenoon. There will be
preaching Sunday evening.
A good sized congregation listened last
night to sermon preached by Pastor G. B.
Thompson of Hamilton, Ontario The topic
of his discourse was knowing the Time. -
He sad that the Master had waited on man
to finish his work almost as long as He
would. and that his hearers should not lay
up treasures for their old age. but give all
they have for the work of the Savior and
thus hasten His coming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-10
CARE OF EXPLOSIVES.
Regulations Framed by Committee and
Submitted to Commissioners.

A committee of officials appointed by the
District Commissioners has framed regula-
tons to govern the storage and use of ex-
plosives in the District, in which it is pro-
vided that any violation of the same after
January 1, next year. will be punishable by
a fine Of not less than $25 nor more than
5000, the exact penalty clause to be drafted
by the corporation counsel Under the regu-
lations parties transporting. storing, SELL
ing or using gunpowder in excess of 5
pounds: blasting powder or high explosives
must obtain permit from the District au-
thorities and take proper precautions
against the loss of life
All such permits will be issued by the
chief of the fire department or by the
harbormaster when such transportation or
storage comes within the limits over which
the latter has Jurisdiction. Not more than
twenty-five pounds of powder nor more
than fifty pounds of dynamite shall be put
in a single package. which package must be
so arranged as to keep separate the pieces
of dynamite and like explosives.
NO explosives exceeding 300 pounds shall
be carried in any vehicle. the vehicle to be
completely and securely inclosed on all
sides. with no iron or steel in the interior.
Such vehicles must display danger signs
of stipulated size. Precautions are also
prescribed for all cars, boats, etc, convey
ing explosives to or from this city. Sew
eral sections of the regulations are devoted
to the storage and use of explosives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-10
TRIAL NEARS AN END
STATE ABOUT THROUGH IN TILL
MAN CASE.
More Character Witnesses introduced
by the Prosecution at the
Session Today.

LEXINGTON, s. c.. October 1O-The last
day of the second week of the trial of James
H. Tillman was entered upon when court
convened today. Character witnesses were
placed on the stand by the state, attacking
the veracity of two Of the witnesses for the
defense who testified as to statements made
by Mr.. Gonzales.
Argument by counsel ensued over the pro-
posed introduction of certain records Of the
Columbia Street Railway Company, for
which A. J. Flowers. a witness for the de-
Tense. was employed as a conductor, the
court ruling that they were admissible.
w. Ager. travelling representative for
the State newspaper, testified that he did
not make the statement that Mr.. Gonzales
was carrying a pistol for Mr.. Tillman and
that If Mr.. Tiilman attacked him with a
stick he would get - shot out Of him, a
remark attributed to him by a witness for
the defense. After an inspection of the
records of the street railway company.
which necessitated recess. counsel for the
state announced that the records sustained
Witness Flowers as to the time he said he
was running a car in Columbia, and asked
to withdraw the records.
PendlnR the arrival of other witnesses
called by the state, the defense was per-
mitted to put on witnesses to testify to the
character Of its witnesses whose veracity
had been attacked. -
Judge Gary announced at this juncture
that court would not adjourn at l 80 D. m.
for the day. thus giving opportunity to
conclude the taking Of testimony today.
The state announced that its other witness
es were to testify only as to Mr. Gonzales
eyesight.
By agreement of counsel the fact of Mr..
Gonzales defective eyesight was admitted,
thus rendering unnecessary the introduce
ton of further witnesses on the part of
the state. When the court took recess
counsel for defense announced that they
would require only an hour after dinner to
close their character witnesses.