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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

The following candidates were placed
IN nomination for attorney: Grant G.
Bagley $. II. Thurman, William ".
Rydalch,, NJ. NJ. Kellogg and Sam A.
King Mr. Bagley and Mr.. Kellogg
both declined. Mr. Thurman's name
was withdrawn as the attention of the
convention was called TO the fact that
he is one Of the owners OF the electric
railroad franchise, and Mr. Rydalch
sent a telegram saying that he would
not be candidate for any office. The
vote stood as follows: Kellogg, "a;
King ga Bagley. L. Mr.. King was de-
Clared nominated,
John H. Miner was nominated for
justice OF the peace by reclamation.
W. II. Mcbride was elected chairman
of the city committee consisting of
two members from such ward, David
Openshaw, secretary, and David John,
Jr, treasurer.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
The case Of the state VS. Jos. Shoell
Is now on trial In the Fourth district
court, Plaintiff is charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon with intent
to do bodily harm on the person OF j.
II. White OF Pleasant Grove on July
g. The two men had some Disagree
ment about water, and defendant Is
charged with using a shovel to enforce
his side of the argument.
Mrs. Matte T., Nelson Voge has
commenced suit against w. II, Gray to
collect 1915, alleged TO be a balance
due on the purchase price OF plaintiffs
interest in the business Of w u, Gray
& Co., which she sold to defendant.
WEDDING BEIIS
The following marriage licenses have
been issued:
Il, NJ. Steimle. "a, Of Eureka, and
May Hawkins, %, Of Benjamin
John n. Loutensock, "a, and Aretta
Bingham Is, both Of Payson.
GARDEN CITY NOTES,
Elder James o. Bullock, OF Pleasant
Grove, leaves for New York on Tues
day on a mission,
a football team has been organized
in this city with Clarence Erickson,
captain, and Don Knight manager
A son has been born to Mr., and Mrs
Fred Grimm, and a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. II, j, W, Goddard, all Well,
At the Business Mems n.aeting, held
last evening, It was decided to give a
ball early In November and committees
were appointed for that purpose. The
committees appointed al u previous
meeting to investigate the matter OF
obtaining quarters for the association
reported fayorably on the rooms in the
Southworth block, above Hyde's res
taurant, and the matter was informal
~ discussed without any definite ac-
ton being taken
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
MAKE JUST ONE
MORE TRIAL.
No Matter How Many Remedies You
Have Tried, Here Is One That
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the privacy Of the home There is no
record Of It's ever failing to cure the
most severe, aggravated and long
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Mrs, II. II. c. Boylan, Marshall. Mis-
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ture for years from piles ! used Pyra-
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James Kenton, Memphis, Tenn, says:
Il suffered the torture OF itching piles
for years, and not even mercurial ONT
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box Of Pyramid Pile cure cured me
entirely"
Pyramid Pile Cure Is for sale by all
druggists, or will be sent upon receipt
Of price. so cents a package by Pyra-
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Write for free booklet on the nature.
treatment and cure OF piles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
LEHI.
SOCIALIST CITY TICKET.
NJ L. A. Opening soelai-clty Council Re-
stricts Flow of Artesinn Wells.

Special Correspondence,
Lehi, Utah. oct. 1.-THE NJ. /, A. Of
No, aud No. districts Of this
city gave very delightful social
Thursday night In the opera house as
an opening to the seasons work A
good program was rendered, 4 lovely
picnic was served ana dancing was in
dulged in by all present
A. &. Pearson of this place and j. Ii.
Wooten of American Fork are learning
the sugar business In the sugar mill
here preparatory to becoming foremen
or supenntendents of other mills,
Ira Taylor Is learning to boil sugar
and will boil at the Garland plant
when they commence operations.
Yesterday n fine baby girl was born
to MIR. and Mrs, Robert s. Howard,
All well,
Born to NH and Mrs w, A. knight
a daughter All doing we'll,
Monday night a Republican conven-
ton win be held In the Opera house.
Mr.. James II. Gardner Is reported to
be IN the lead for mayor on the Re-
publican ticket
RESTRICTING WATER FLOW.
The city council has just passed an
ordinance making It unlawful for any
person TO let his arteslan wen flow
more than one gallon per minute be-
tween the LIST OF November and the 18th
OF March of each year. by enforcing
this law il is expected that much
water win be stored underground for
summer use
Miss Christie Eliugson has gone TO
Ashley Uintah county to teach school,
Sheriff Harmon of Utah county was
~. l Oh
Elder h. O. Webb will leave on a
mission 10 the Northern States Nov. II.
SOCIALIST TICKET,
At the Socialist convention held last
evening In the city hall the following
ticket was nominated
Mayor--John l., Snow
Councilmen William Evans, Lon
Wilcox. james Tuckheld, Robert Gil
christ Edison Whipple,
Marshall--1enry East
Treasurer-John Woodhouse.
Justice OF the Peace--John Whlpple.
Recorder--J0hn $. Willis,
The Socialists have quite a hold IN
Lehi and have been successful in the
past in electng trustees.
Mr.. V. H. Harwood. who graduated
from Ann ArbOr law school last year
and who II now working with the law
firm Of Booth. Ice q Richie. In Salt
Lake city Is visiting his relatives
here,
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PRICE.
EZRA DAVIS CONVICTED.
Sensational Episode william Kelly Per.
jurs Himself and Gets IN DeeperTrouble.

sensational Episode william Kelly Per-
jurs Himself and Gets In DeeperTroubIe.
Special Correspondence.
Price, Carbon Co., oct. lathe case
of the State OF Utah against Ezra pa
Wis, charging the defendant with hay-
Ing robbed one John Daniels under cir
cumstnnces Of extreme cruelty some
time during the month OF July last, has
been occupying the attention Of the dis
trlct court today, This evening the
jury returned verdict OF guilty as
charged In the Information. Sentence
VIII be imposed on Friday morning.
SENSATIONAL EPISODE.
Rather sensational developments
arose during the trial of the case this
morning, Another prisoner, William
Kelly, came into court yesterday and
testified that he had overheard a con-
versation between Davis and a conled-
crate, John Prior while all We're I'm
custody, which was OF great Importance
to the state, Thi morning Kelly APP
peared In behalf OF the defendant and
on examination declared his testimony
OF yesterday was absolutely false In ey-
cry particular. The perjury was COM
mltted with the motive OF helping his
own case, Kelly being now I'm custody
"NaltH4s HiDl tVi w biafg' ne coun-
~ attorney, w, ii. Frye, at once took
action, prepared a complaint charging
perjury and had preliminary hearing
before Judge Johnson az committing
magistrate this evening. Court Re
porter G., A. lyerson and County Clerk
w III. Donaldson testfltd as TO the
statements made by the defendant and
he was bound over TO the district court
The burglary charge will go over for
the term IN order to get action on
the new case which will probably be
heard before the end OF the session Of
court.
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soFTNEss OF sEALsklN.
Is Rivaled by Human Hair Wher,
DandruH is Eradicated,

Sealskin is admired the world over for
lis softness and glossiness; and yet the
human ha lr is equally as soft and
glossy when healthy, and the radical
cause of all hair trouble is dandruff
which Is caused by pestIferous para
site that saps the vitality Of the hair
at It's root. Newbros Hcrplclde Is the
only preparation that Is fatal TO the
dandruf germ. Without dandruff there
growth OF glossy, soft hair Is certain.
Securing the scalp won't cure danlrufr.
XIII the dandrun germ Thousands OF
women owe their beautiful suits OF hair
TO Newbro's Herpiclde Sold by leading
druggists. Send l0c. in stamps for sam
pie to The Herpiclde Co., Detroit Mich.
For sale by q. G. M. |. Drug Pept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

IN placing obstacles IN the way Of tho
city In putting In n municipal lighting
plant, that win do us good service and
be an honor to Brigham City. The
citizens have voted on the question
four different times, and the result was
the same each time. The chief of the
malcontents are two or three who have
never done thing for the city.
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LAYTON.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
Adams 4 Sons Store Entered Hut Burg
lars Fled on Being Discovered.

Special Correspondence.
Layton Davis Co., Oct l6.--Burglars
made their periodical visit to Layton
last night and got away as usual with
out being identified. Marriott Hutchin-
son, the night Waterman at Adams g.
Sons store, went TO his post OF duty
about . o'clock last evening and tried
TO enter the building through the door
of an anteroom but found himself
barred out Some one had pried the
door open gotten Inside, and was try
ing TO effect an entrance into the main
room, Mr. Hutchinson was unarmed
and, acting on the advice that dis
creuon is the better part of yaor," went
across the street for help The help
was secured, but was not needed, for
the would be-robber had made good his
escape. The marring OF the door frames
was the only damage done.
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Z MEXICAN FORK.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES
For CITY Election Pushing work on
Church, school and Civic improvements

For CITY Election Pushing work on
Church, school and Civic improvements
Special Correspondence.
American Fork, Utah Coz oct ia
The Republicans Of the city met in
convention last evening ana nominated
the following city ticket:
Mayol-AleS Thornton.
Councllmen-oI. H. Wootton, r. Il.
Steele, j q. Forbes, J. c. Wagstaff, j.
NJ Miller
Recorlcr-J. l.. Dunkey.
Treasurer Eleanor II. Robinson.
lustlce--J. c. Williams.
Morshal--A. w Bucliwalter.
our farmers are taking advantage OF
the present fine weather to gather In
their crops,
Work Is being rushed on the Harring-
ton school building. The plastercrs
have almost completed their labors
there.
The new city hall is being rooted ln
while all Of the four new meeting
houses either have the roofs on them
completed or nearly So
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SENT TO STATE PRISON.

Joseph Sullivan was sentenced by
Judge Rolapp this morning to two
years In the state prison for attempted
Jail break, to which he pleaded guilty
a day or two ago. Sullivan begged the
court for lenlency, stating that he now
realized he had made grand mistake
His sentence will follow the expiration
OF Ike sentence he is now UNDER
going for assault with deadly weapon.
w, II, Smith was sentenced 10 one
year in the state prison for grand lar
ceny, he having previously pleaded
guilty to the theft OF two horses be-
longing to Samuel Jost Both he and
Sullivan were taken to the state prison
this morning by Sheriff Bailey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

WIN appear In the new play Alexander
the Great The drama is highly
commented on by the press, and the ac-
tors who present II are the best, hence
the public are assured a real treat.
Thursday night the Elks' circus will
be the attraction at the Grand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
EVANSVILLE.
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
Funeral OF Mrs. Seymour u, Severe
wedding VI. L. A. Commencement,


wedding VI. l, A. commencement.
Special Correspondence.
Grantsvllle, Tooele Co.. Oct i7-The
funeral services over the remains of
Minnie Norbcrg Severe, wife of Sey-
mour B, Severe, We're held In the ward
Westinghouse last Thursday evening.
The house was filled with sympathiz-
Ing friends The choir rendered sweet
and appropriate music, and consoling
addresses were delivered by Elders w.
G. Johnson, VIM, Spry and Blshop
Wrathall, each eulogizing the life and
character OF the deceased, who lived
life beyond reproach, The casket
was covered with floral offerings and a
host of friends followed the remains to
the grave,
The deceased died Of typhoid fever
and was 40 years old at her death. she
leaves husband and seven children
to mourn her departure.
FROM HAWAII,
Samuel e. WoolleN presldentsof the
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RICHFIELD.
A. J. CRosIER ACQUITTED.
Other Business IN Judge Chedlster's
Court AZ Richficld.

Court AZ Richfield.
Special Correspondence
Rchheld Sewer Co, oct. i5.--Judge
John Il, Chedister opened court here
on the 18th. The first case called was
the State Of Utah VS. A. j. Crosier,
which was concluded last evening, De-
PENDANT In this case Is a young married
man from Salina, and Is station agent
at that place He is charged in the
complaint with carnally knowing fe-
male under the age OF is years, one
Hannah Peterson Of Saina. The jury
received the case last evening at .
o'clock and came in this morning at 8
o'clock with n verdict OF not guilty
The case OF city OF Richfeld W. Leo
Bean was dismissed on motion OF city
attorney.
state OF utah Va Eliza j, Meyers
comes on for trial today.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
POLITICAL ACTIVITY.
work Abundant and IMPROVEMENTS
Booming In Boxelder Capital


Booming In Boxelder Capital.
Special Correspondence.
Brigham city, Boxelder Co., oct 49,.
Many who are too late TO improve
this fall are making preparations for
an early start in the spring, and the in
dications are that next season viii be
as busy and prosperous as this has
been; and much of the time this year
It has been impossible TO find hands
to do the work,
The Republicans held their city pri-
mary Wednesday evening. The Demo-
Gratis win hold theirs tonight and both
parties will hold conventions tomorrow,
Saturday evening The lcthargy seemed
TO be dispelled all at once, and every
one liz In the saddle and eager for the
fray Each party anticipates victory.
our Csc city tax payer (by tho way
1t is only 97c this year, Is conspicuous
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were well attended and the ward oill-
GERS were unanimously sustained
The Y NJ NJ /, associations all started
In this stake last Sunday evening.
President c. A. Calls had a represen-
tative visit each association at the open
ing meeting.
Sister Celestia Y. Pack, stake presi-
dent Of the Relief societies, and her
counselors and aides, are visiting all
the societies OF the stake this week.
WEDDING PERMITS.
The county clerk issued the following
marriage licenses last week.
Charles A. Goldsberry of Paradise 30
Samantha j. Pack of Kamas .....,24
Hosea Rheims Of Henefer ...,..,..n2t
Miss Rheims Of Henefer ..,,....,19
Joseph Walthers Of Elko. Nev...u26
Julia A, War; OF Kamas ....,,,,,.25
Thomas Griffin, Park City .,...,,..24
Mary Lubbock, Park city .n,.,,",,l6
WILD GOOSE CHASE.
Two men went through here Monday
afternoon and went up Chalk Creek
Parties that saw them took one OF them
to be Lynch the escaped convict \
posse was organized headed by Dep
uty Sheriff Wilde and started IN pur-
suit. They followed them for about
10 miles before overtaking them. and
they found they were not the men they
were looking for, They were young men
hunting work at sawmill up the cam
yon.
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SAN FRANCISCO EXCUR-
SI0NS
October OH 10 18Th Inc.

Via Oregon Short Line Round trip
from Salt Lake via ogden $3l. 80. Going
Via Ogden, returning via Portland or
vice versa $500. Proportlonately low
rates from other Short Line points
Final limit Nov. 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

Royal bread Il wholesome. clean and
pure, Our bakery IL conducted strictly
sanitary and Is the best equipped west
OF Chicago. No human hands 10 knead
the dough- all done by machinery, The
label with the crown on every Loaf
Ask your grocer for 1t.
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT.
CALCULATOR, J. n. cRockwELL.
2i2 18th st. Telephone .4s.x

The Daily and Saturday News
delivered by carrier Any complaints as
70 service will be promptly rectited by
the clrculator
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COALVILLE.'
HAPPY WEDDING BELLS.

ward Conference at Echo NJ. I, A, and
Relief society work,
Special Correspondence.
Coalvillc, Summit Co.. oct. 1.-THE
stake presidency held ward conference
at Echo last Sunday. The meetings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

Dancing every night, salt Palace
Pavilion Hauerbacks Orchestra in
attendance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

when pain or irritation exists on any
part OF the body, the application Of
Billiards. Snow LinIment will give
prompt relief. 1T goes right to the
spot. said an old man who was rub
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II. Smith, Propr. Smith House. Tenaha,
Texas, writes; II have used Billiards.
Snow Liniment in my family for sew
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u. c. N. |. Drug Dept.
Schuster's Malt Tonic, the ideal
strength giver, Invigorating. creamy,
deliciously palatable, An excellent sum
mer drink at all druggists.
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so CENTS AN ACRE

For land and $500 per acre for per-
petual water right under the finest ca.
nal in Idaho Water enough to lrrigate
100000 acres. Easy terms. Booklet
telling all about It can be had for the
asking Of Evans Curtis & Sweet, d, f.
Walker Bldg, Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

Advertisements for the Daily. Saturday
and seml.wetkly News accepted on the
80 terms az at the Salt Lake ONCE,
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BRowN-HAMMoND WEDDING.

The wedding reception of Miss Cora
Brown and Hugh Hammond was held
last Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. A host
Of relatives and friends gathered to do
honor to the happy couple, and partake
of their hospitality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17

Hawaiian mission. is again with us.
spending a few weeks with his family
and friends; he win leave next month
for the islands.
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MISSIONARY FAREWELL.

Last night farewell party was given
in the opera house In honor Of Elder
Robert 7. Brown, who leaves here on
the 10th Inst. on a mission to Colorado.
This is Elder Browns second mission.
NJ. l. A. COMMENCEMENT.
The M. l. associations are up and
alive to their duties. A free bali was
given in the opera house by the officers
of the associations, Home missionaries
from both associations recently visited
every house In the entire Grantsville
ward inviting young and old to the
opening meeting OF the season, and
their labors were attended with un.
bounded success, and a grand opening
of the seasons work was the result.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
A Primary meeting of the Republican
party was held In the city hall the other
evening for the purpose Of nominating
city ticket, and the following were
put In nominations
For Mayor-A. G. Benson.
ounellors-Ephraim Rowberry, Joel
Nelson, VIM. spry, John Rydalch, Otto
Johnson.
Recorder-Freeman Durfee.
Treasurer--Alpha Elquist.
Marshal--David Judd
Justice Of the Peace--J T., Palmer.
The services Of Mr., G. ID, Roberts,
former manager of the Central cream
cry in Ogden, has been secured to take
charge of the Grantsville creamery. The
gentleman seems 10 be an expert at the
business and is fast recovering the
lost patrons, and Is building the bust
ness up to paying basis.
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OGDEN CITY, UTAH, OCT. a. 1903,
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
DICE LEAD TO SUICIDE,
SAYS DEAD BOYS FRIENDS

CHICAGO. April 29.-Because he had
lost money at dice which he owed his
father for bed and board. it is believed,
nineteen-ycar-oId Dennie Coates con-
mittod suicide by drinking carbolic acid
The boy was employed at the stock
Yards. earning some SO week For the
last month he had been running behind
in his payments on board Yesterday he
came home at 1890 o'clock in the morn
ing. but left again in a few minutes An
hour later his brother, just sitting down
10 dinner saw him through the window
raise a small bottle. evidently TO snow
1t to him. and beckon him 10 come out
on the porch The elder brother reach
ed the door in time to see him drop the
bottle and fall The victim died iu his
brothers arms. A search OF his pockets
showed tha this weeks earnings were
gone.
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
GOEBEL MURDERER
WITNESS EXPLAINS

FRANKFORT. Ky, April -9--ConTict
Henry z. youtsey. serving life impFls-
onment for the GoebeI murder, and WHO
was the star Commonwealth witness ia
the case OF Jim Howard, on trial as the
assassin in the alleged conspiracy yes
terday issued signed statement in re
ply to a published statement that his
wife's action in shaking hands with
Howard and Mrs Howard when an at
tempt was made to place her on the
stand as a witness cor the defense. was
construed TO mean that her symPathies
we're with Howard and that she believ-
ed MIN innocent Youtsay explains his
wife's action and says that she would
have testified thai he had told her that
Howard was the man who fred the shot
if permitted to testify
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
COURT DECLARES THAT
PROFESSOR is ALIVE

LEBANON. Pa. April 29.-Prof Jacob
G. Gerberlch. who disappeared three
years ago. ana WIS thought TO have met
with foul play at Rockville, Dauphia
county. where articles Of clothing iden-
tilted as his were found on the river
bank. was yesterday declared TO b.
alive by Judge EhTgood in an opinion
dismissing the appeal of Mrs. Gerber
ich from the decree Of the register for
the revocation Of letters.
Prof GeTberich was president and
owner of the Lebanon Business College
at the time of his disappearance. which
was followed by the alleged discovery
that he was a rorger for many thousand
dollars. No tidings have since been re
ceived of him. and his property has been
sold BY creditors.