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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-28
PERSONALS.

H. II. Whitney of Pensacola, Fla, is
a guest at the Wilson,
Mrs, 4, j. Winter, wife Of Bishop
Winter, is in the city from Rexburg.
General Manager s. f. Fenton Of the
Home Telephone company Is in the east
on business
Manager Summers OF the II. NJ Bell
Telephone company for Montana, Is
a guest at the Kenyon
Mr., Robert d. Grant, the mining man,
returned yesterday afternoon from
Pennsylvania, where he went To bury
his wife, who died In this city from
heart troubles.
Mrs, Ford of Chicago and Mrs. Ros-
enblatt OF ST. Louis have arrived in
the city and are at the Manltou hotel.
They VIII make Salt Lake their future
home.
l.. H. Sweetzer OF American Falls, a
well known placer miner there, is at
the Wilson. He says the big power
companies are pushing things, and one
of them Is furnishing light and power
to Pocatello in satisfactory shape.
Edward II, Pool, manager Of the
American Steel and Wire company at
Denver, IL a guest az the Knutsford,
and Is looking over the company's busl-
ness In this territory He says bust
less this year is great Improvement
over that OF last year, and Ia much
pleased with the prospect,
Manager c, A. Qulgley of the stude-
baker company, left last week for
the east to be absent one month,
He will attend the annual meeting OF
the Carriage Builders National assoc
citation In Boston, a meeting I'm New
York OF carriage dealers. and n meet
Ing In Philadelphia Of carriage manu-
facturers.
Fred L. Bagby, for a number of
years reporter on the Herald Of this
city, has severed his connection with
that paper and gone to Portland, whore
he VIII take a position on the city stan
OF the oregonlan, lie win be the second
salt Lake reporter TO join the Oregon
ian, as George A. White, formerly OF
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out, 1t Is claimed that several fraudu-
lent clearance letters have been receiv-
ed by the company and the authorship
Of many of them has been laid TO KEEL
ley The complaint specifies that on
sept %, Emil Densch presented let
Ter which stated that he had been EN-
ployed as brakeman on the Montana
division, that he was In good standing
Nhen ne quit the company and that his
services had been entirely satisfactory.
plmstead's name was signed to the
letter These letters are used to secure
transportation and Jobs with the COM
pahy and In this instance II Is alleged
lnat Densch secured transportation to
colorado over the Rio Grande.
II Is charged that Kelley sold these
letters for $3.50 each. The name OF Ohm
stead was signed by rubber stamp.
AFTER his arrest officers searched his
desk, after securing a search warrant.
ana they assert that they found n num-
Der OF letter heads similar to the one
on which the clearance letter was writ.
l'h and also number OF stamps bear
ing different names.
Kelley says he will fight the case to
lhe bitter end, He treated the matter
IshlIy, although he said he did not like
lhf notorlety Of being placed under arr
rest as he said 1t was his first expert
on'e OF the kind He has secured Lind
say Rogers to defend him and declares
ne WIN have no trouble in proving that
He mas done nothing wrong. He will be
'r1alsned before Judge Diehl.
ne case against Kelley did not
come up before Judge Diehl this morn
ing, but the arraignment was set for
lonorrow morning at 10 O'clock. When
.ated this morning what there was
4" lhe charge Mr.. Kelley said:
here Is nothing TO II except TINT
somebody wants 10 make trouble. There
US no forgery to It. Railroad men can
tel those clearance cards printed by
, uo51ens of stenogranhers in town, and
81 '' Il 'hIng that is done every day"
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THREE SUICIDES.
Kept the San Francisco Coroner
Busy Yesterday.

San Francisco, Sept 27.-The coron-
ers Office was busy today. Three sui.
cldes were reported. Emblttered by
Sooialistic teachings, and Respondent
over family troubles, HenryJames Mas
son, a stenographer % years old, shot
himself in Golden Gate park and died
at the Park Emergency hospital.
Matthew E, Cherke, a German brew
er, drowned himself by jumping Off
Lands End into the ocean, lie had
Just returned from Germany where he
had received legacy. He claimed TO
have been bunkoed since his return out
of $4,000. He left an account OF s., 200
In local bank.
VIM, CHAMBERS, a hop grower OF Astl,
shot and killed himself after an inter-
view with his wife, who refused to live
longer with him. Chambers was the
son OF wealthy hop grower OF Kent.
Sussex, England.
a German baker, whose name was
not reported to the police or the life
saving crews, was drowned while swim
ming In the ocean two miles below the
Clin house
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Burden Of Remarks Made at the Flu
neral Of Mrs. Margaret Cowan.

Impressive funeral services over the
remains of Mrs. Margaret Dalglelsh
Cowan were held in the Fifth ward
westinghouse yesterday afternoon,
Bishop $, NJ. 7. Seddon presiding. The
singing was by the ward choir, the
opening hymn being, Sister, thou vast
mild ana lovely" Prayer was offered
by Elder Archibald Freebairn. The
choir sang when first the glorious
light OF truth" after which remarks
eulogistic OF deceased and bearing rec
ord of her many sterling qualities, were
made by Elders Thomas Winter Alex
Burt, Richard Brimley, Thomas G. Nut
tall. Archibald Freebairn, Hugh Wat
son, Bishop Seldom and Joseph r.. Tay-
lor Between the speakers the choir
sang, Sweet Rest In Heaven" and as
n closing selection, 1--WE Lay Thee
Softly Down to Sleep" The benedic-
ton was pronounced by Elder Alex
Buchanan, Jr, after which a long cor
tege OF sympathizing friends followed
the remains to the city cemetery, where
the grave was dedicated by Elder Rich
ard Brimley.
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cradle stir in the ranks OF politicians
here. Mayor Hawley is Democrat.
having been elected through split in
the Republican party and while the
right OF nomination lies with the mayor.
the Republicans demanded u large
share OF the appointments because of
the color of the city council. In this.
however they We're disappointed and
for his conduct the city committee has
denounced the mayor In most emphatic
terms. The situation threatens
breach which II viii be hard to bridge.
Among the appointments made by
the mayor are former Chief Justice j.
w, Juston, Republican, for city attor-
neyi II. W. Clement, n Democrat for
city clerk, and 10. w. Tage, a Democrat,
for chief Of the fire department.
Mayor Hawey has high political aspi-
rations which make the fight now on
the more interesting,
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Scottish Reunion.

a reunion Of the Scottish mission
aries and Saints viii be held In Bar
raft han on Monday Oct, 8, 1908, at
1880 p. m, TO which all interested are
most cordially invited. The meeting
is for the purpose Of renewing acqualnt.
ances and more completely organizing
the Scottish Missionary society, and
viii be marked by the rendition of a
choice program. II is important that
the missionaries and Saints OF the Scot
tish conference be In attendance as
matters IN which they are deeply inter-
ested VIII be discussed.
u. o. MCKAY, President
ALEX, BUCHANAN, JR.,
Secretary
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MACKAY, IDAHO.
ACTIVITY IN MINING TOWN,
Scenes on the WAY on New o. :, l..
Branch Line

Branch Line,
Special Correspondence.
Mackay, Idaho, Sept. 25.-Your cor.
respondent had occasion to make a trip
over the Short Line branch from
Blackfoot to Mackay and win ATTEMPT
10 give a brief outline of the sights
along this new feeder.
Arco is the first station, SO miles west
of Blackfoot, and Is a new and very
small village, with two hotels, two ga
looms, one livery stable. one feed sta
Bile, one store and a church, of the
Baptlst persuation; also nice depot
ana agents quarters, and about one
dozen dwelling houses; also a water
tank operated by a windmill A fri.
weekly train Is run on the branch and
an auxiliary water tank Is attached 10
the engine to enable It TO cross the
desert.
Lost River, &C miles west of Black
root, has about half a dozen dwelling
houses, two restaurants, two stores.
and two saloons.
Darlington, 70 miles from Blackfoot
has only one store combined with n
postoilice and telephone station. This
settlement Is scattered over a large
tract Of land, and II not village 1t is
the dividing line between Blaine ana
Custer counties. All three places are
supported mainly by slockraIsing and
agriculture.
Maekay, the new mining town, is
again picking up after It's labor trouble
about year ago. The White Knob
mine Is employing about l50 men, and
there Is smelter located here now.
and the hum Of industry is heard.
There Is one hotel and several lodging
houses and restaurants and business
houses Of very fair pretentions. A city
fire company has been organized with
NJ. +. IT, Sweeney as chief. and n ben.
eft bah was given by them this even
ing that was gratifying success. The
music was furnished by the opera house
orchestra of Pocatello. 40 miles away
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scandinavian Meeting.

A scandinavian meeting will be held
on Sunday, oct. 4, In the Assembly
Hall, this city, Immediately after the
meeting Of the general conference In
the afternoon. Addresses VIII be de-
livered on the first immigration from
the Scandinavian countries, to Utah,
fifty years ago. All interested are cor
daily invited.
i. NJ. SJODAHL,
NJ. CHRISTOPHERSON,
]. S. JENSEN.
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'-~e---~N-~~~~~~~-~~
SOCIAL AND
PEP ONAL..

tonight takes place the piano forte
,, v,I'u to be given at the Salt Lake
'n'N,eI by Miss Margaret Robinson. as
,,aied by Arthur Shepherd. All who
MloW anything Of the talent OF these
lung afusts viii have no doubt of the
"eal IN store for them
mrs futile and Mrs. Bartlng enter.
nlhed at tea today I'm honor OF Mrs.
sparks OF Nevada.
Mr' and Mrs, Joseph q. Jacobs an
, NV. zee the engagement OF their daugh-
~ Grace to Lieut. Sherman A. White,
MT and Mrs. Joshua Midgley nm
,,o"nCe the engagement OF their daugh-
t vl Edlth, TO Alexander G. Mackenzie
5a mc wedding viii take place on Tues
N,'y evening Sept. 30, at the home OF
the brides parents. ~
NJ ~ nun announces the enlightenment
y, ms daughter Roberta, 10 Allan r.
~, ~, ~ the marriage TO take nlncc
pE a,,il evening at Z o'clock AT st
faurs Episcopal church, w. o.
ialoid Ross Brown has resumed his
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ARRESTED ON
FORGERY CHARGE.
S. J. Kelley, Saloonkeeper and
Sporting Man, Taken in Yester-
day Afternoon,
ISSUED CLEARANCE LETTERS
Which Bore the Name of G. II. DIN.
stead, Superintendent Montana
Division Of Short Line.

Yesterday afternoon Detective George
Chase and Sergeant Hempel served a
warrant on S. j. Kelley, proprietor of
the Anter saloon, and manager Of the
Shamrock Athletic club, charging him
with forgery. The arrest was the re-
suit OF a complaint filed against him by
Special Agent Arthur Pratt OF the Ore
gon Short Line railway company. The
complaint alleges that Kelley forged
the name of G. H.. olmstead, supern-
lendent Of the Montana division, to
number of clearance letters, and that
he sold the letters for $3.50 each AS
soon as the accused was placed under
arrest he was released upon furnishing
$500 bonds, a number Of brothern Elks
signing the bond.
According to the information given
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North Carolina Missionaries.

The fifth annual reunion of
the North Carolina Elders viii
be held in the Fifteenth ward
Westinghouse this city, Monday
evening, Oct 5, nj o'clock. All Elders
who have labored in that conference
are cordially invited to be present. with
their friends and have good time to-
gether. A business meeting will be
held at the same time.
JAMES NJ. BARLOW, President.
ANDREW ]. GRAY, Secy.
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London Conference.

The Saints who prior TO emlgratIng
to Utah were members Of the London
conference are cordially invited 10 bo
the guests OF the Elders on Monday
evening. Oct. Z, at s o'clock. The gath.
erlng will take place in hall No. IS,
Brigham Young Memorial building op.
posite the Temple. Committees have
been appointed and arrangements made
for good program, refreshments and
q general good time. All Saints and El.
ders OF the London conference who have
not already placed Themselves in toucn
with the committees Will please CON
slider this notice as cordial invitation
TO be present at the reunion
JESSE I. BADGER. Secretary.
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California Missionary Reunion.

All missionaries who have served at
any time In the California mission are
requested to be present in room POI
Commercial building Of the l.. d. s.
university, Sunday, Oct, 4, at i;3O p. m.
We desire the presence Of your families
and friends. Interesting "reminiscences
OF missionary life, the renewal OF sa-
cred ties Indulgence in friendly con.
versation, and reorganization OF the
Mission association will be the features
OF the occasion. II. s. TANNER,
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Granite Stake Notices.

The last Sunday of this month, Sept.
81, will be observed as fast day in the
Granite Stake OF Zion, on account OF
the General Conference occurring on
the first Sunday Of october. All home
missionary appointments for Sept e.,
are consequently cancelled.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
EDWIN BENNION,
JOHN NJ. CANNON,
Stake Presidency
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Judge Herbert j. Davis Dead.

Chicago, Sept, 2s.-Ex-Judge Herbert
j, Davis died early today at st. Luke's
hospital, where he had been since Sept
]. Mr.. Davis was for several years a
member of the law firm of Lowden
Davis and Esthbrook. President Nc
Kinley rendered him the position of
civil governor OF the Philippines but
he declined. and subsequently declined
a seat on the Philippine bench which
was offered him by Judge Taft. He
was ~ years old.
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Southwestern States Elders.

The annual reunion of the South.
western States Elders will be held in
the Eleventh ward westinghouse, Mon
day evening, oct. 8, 1908, at G:3O o'clock.
All Elders who have labored I'm that
mission, with their families. as well ns
the families OF Elders now In the field.
and all Saints who have emgrated
from there, are invited 10 meet and re-
new mountaineering and enjoy a
pleasant evening.
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THE LEADING BOOK STORE,

We have all OF the popular fiction Of
the day; all the works OF the standa d
Authors; all OF the University. College
and Public School Textbooks, View
and Souvenir Books. Children's Story
ana Picture Books, and all the publca-
tons of the Church
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main st., Salt Lake City.
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Norwich Conference Reunion.

A Norwich conference reunion will
be held on Monday evening, oct. {,
Mt s o'clock, In the Twelfth ward meet
inghouse on Fourth East and Second
South streets All Elders and Saints
from the Norwich mission are most
cordially invited TO attend. There WIN
be lots OF room. plenty of music; a
feast Of good things and first class
time generally.
p, II. FLEURY BRUNGER.
Secretary
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short wedding tour. The bride Is
the daughter of Mrs. Nj. A. Bishop and
has been employed for some time past
In the county assessors office. The
groom is the son of State Auditor C. S.
Tingey, Both parties have hosts of
friends who will wish them well in their
married life.
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Netherlands Mission.

a reunion Of the missionaries and
Saints from the Netherlands mission.
comprising Holland and Belgium, viii
be held In the Thirteenth ward meet.
lnghouse, liS East Second South street.
Monday evening, Oct. s. al 1880. All re-
turned missionaries wives OF absent
missionaries, Saints, and friends are
cordially invited to attend.
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Religious Class Conference.

The following is the program of the
religion class conference to be held In
the Brigham Young Memorial Hail,
Sunday. Oct. 4. at 1880 y. m;
Opening song .,,.,,.., "u". Class
Prayer.
Third and Fourth Steps Glass
Short address, "Educatlve Value
OF Religion Glass Work.,.n.,,..
n,.. 49, Elder Horace Cummings
Address President Jos. +. Smith
REMARKS ,s,s's.t .ss...s.s. MEM
bers OF the General superintendent
Singing 80. Class and Congregation
Denediction.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnnrnn
CHURCH NOTiCES.
Salt Lake Home Missionaries '

The regular meeting OF the Home
Missionaries OF the Salt Lake Stake OF
Zion will be held In the Young Mem.
orlal building Of the l.. ID. s. University.
Wednesday, Sept 80, 1903, at 1880 p, m,
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GEORGE wAsHINeroN's QUEUE.
1t Hid Luxurisnt Suit Of Straight
and Very Dark Hair.

The Father OF His Country concealed
a luxuriant suit OF hair beneath his
queue Wig. Many now wish the old
fashion We're in vogue, TO conceal thin.
ned hair or badness. Yet no one neen
have thin hair nor be bald, II he cure
the dandruff that causes both. Dan.
drum can not be cured by securing
the scalp, because It Is a germ dis
ease. and thhe germ has to be killed
Newbro's Herplcidc kills the dandrun
germ-no other hair preparation will.
: destroy the cause. you remove the e.
feet There's no cure for dandruff bur
TO Kill the germ Sold by leading
druggists, Send loo. In stamps for sam
pie to The Herplcldc Co.. Detroit, Mich.
For sale by z. Z. NJ. |. Drug Dept.
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Priesthood Meeting.

The monthly Priesthood meeting of
the Salt Lake Stake OF Zion viii be
held In the Assembly Hail, Friday, oct.
2, 1908, at o'clock y, m, A good attend
ance Is requested
ANGUS NJ. CANNON.
JOSEPH II, TAYLOR,
CHARLES W. PENROSE,
Presidency Of stake.
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South Carolina Conference.

All Elders who have labored at any
time as missionaries in the South Caro-
lima conference Of the Southern States
mission are requested TO meet Monday,
Oct ;, at 1870 y. M. in room POI Com
mercial building OF the l.. ID. s. uni
versty. II. s, TANNER,
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Nottingham Conference.

The Elders and Saints OF the Not
tinghnm conference win hold bust.
ness meeting In the Memorial building
OF the l.. d, S. university on Sunday,
oct =. az p. m, 10 which all con-
cerned are most cordially invited
PRESTON d. RICHARDS,
Secretary
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Mayor Hawley Makes Appointments
Distastehil to Republicans.
Especial to the "News.")

Boise, Ida. Sept. 2s.-The actions of
Mayor j, II. Hawley in appointing TO
Office a goodly number OF his Demo-
cratic friends contrary TO the wishes OF
the city council, which Is overwhelm-
ingly Republican, have caused consld-
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Change of Address,

The headquarters of the Eastern
States mission has been changed from
l72 West Eighty-nrst, TO 213 West One
Hundred and Thirty-ffth street, New
York. N, Y. JOHN @. MQUARRIE,
President OF Mission.
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Granite Home Missionaries.

The regular monthly meeting of the
home missionaries OF the Granite stake
OF Zion will convene in the Mil Creek
ward house on Wednesday, Sept. 80,
at 1880 p. IN, A full attendance is de-
sired. WILLIAM M'EWAN,
Clerk.
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welsh Missionary Society.

The semi-annual meeting Of the
Welsh missionaries will be held Sun
day, oct 4. at D. m. Immediately after
The conference meeting at the Coop
FURNITURE store, 81 south Main street,
nrst door south OF q. c. NJ. J.
u, L. DAVIS,
President.
JOS. IT. PARRY,
Secretary.
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Mant, Utah, Sept 19,-The Manti
Temple viii close on Friday evening,
oct y 1903 and reopen on Tuesday
morning oct 10, 1903.
JOHN D. r. M'ALLIsTER.
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The st. George Temple Will close
Friday evening Sept. 25. 1903, and
VIII reopen Tuesday morning. oct. 81
1903 DAVID II. CANNON,
President.
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Logan, Utah, Sept 20. 19O3,-The Tenn
pie VIII close on Friday, Oct, 2. and re-
open on Thursday, oct. is, 1908.
NJ w. MERRILL,
President.
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EXCURSION To SALT LAKE
Sept. 3Oth 10 oct, on,

Via Oregon Short Line for Confer
enee and state Fair The usual very
low rates VIII be made from all short
Line points, See agents for full psr-
ticulars.
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A. JOEL HOGLUND.
HHRuM A. CHRISTENSEN,
c. EJALMAR CARLQUIST.
TEMPLE NcOTICES.

The Salt Lake Temple viii close on
Friday evening Oct 2, and reopen on
wednesday morning oct. Z.
JOSEPH Il. SMITH,
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WAS A GOOD WOMAN.

the Tribune Of this city, is already on
the Portland paper.
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The many friends OF Miss Amy L.
Bishop and Mr. C. Hyde Tingey will be
happily surprised to hear of that young
couples marriage, which occurred SAT-
urday afternoon at 4 o'clock at st.
Paul's church, The wedding was strict
~ family affair, none outside of the
immediate families Of the young people
being present. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Perkins, after which
the contracting parties left the city on
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Middle Tennessee Conference.

The Elders and Saints Of the Middle
Tennessee conference will hold a reun-
ion In this city during the semi annual
conference, the time and place to be an
nounced later All who expect to be
present on this occasion will please
communicate the information to Elder
John Kingdom, 273 south West Temple
street, Salt Lake City.
URBAN ALFRED,
President.
OWEN NJ SANDERsON,
Secretary,