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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
THOMAS CAN'T RESIGN.
National Guard Captains Resignation
Not Accepted Pending Inquiry.

The following special order, No 80,
was issued Saturday afternoon, from
the office Of Adjutant General Burton:
Lon account Of the dlsbandment OF
Company G, formerly located at Pro.
vo, the designations Of Lieut.. o. f..
smoot and Second Lieut.. #. q. Dust
are hereby accepted. The resignation
OF Capt U, II Thomas Is withheld,
pending a further Investigation re-
specting his failure 10 report with his
company for the inspection ordered TO
be made by Capt. s. d, Sturgis, Z. s.
A,
1.-THE assistant quartermaster gem
eral will Immediately cause 10 be
shipped to the Armory at Salt Lake
City. all the ordnance stores and
Quartermasters supplies which were
heretofore Issued 10 the commanding
officer company G, and which are now
boxed and stored IN Provo, Utah, re-
porting the receipt Of same and Tie
condition OF these stores Immediately
upon receipt thereof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
COURT NOTES.

The case OF the state OF Utah against
George Tulley, charged with robbery
which was set for trial today was
continued by Judge Lewis until the
next setting Of criminal cnees.
The time for defendant IN the case
OF the state W. G. -. Farman TO enter
his plea was continued by Judge Lewis
today until Monday morning upon mo-
ton Of the attorney for defendant
The case VI the Oregon Short Line
Railroad company against Thomas HUI
ct al, brought 10 condemn certain land
owned by defendants, was dismissed
by Judge Stewart Saturday upon mo-
ton Of the attorney for plaintiff, the
case having been settled out Of court
The Utah Consolidated Mining COM
pany IL made defendant IN q suit filed
I'm the district court by " a.
Nelson, administrator OF the estate Of
W. W. McCdndles, deceased TO recover
$4,000 damages for the death Of Nc
Candles who was killed while WORKING
az the defendants smeter at Bingham
on the night of July 2, 1904.
George wit has filed suit IN the dis.
trlct court against the New York and
Great Western Mining, Smelling and
Development company 10 foreclose a
lien upon the BaZOuk and Little Joker
lode claims owned by defendant and
located m the West Mountain district,
The lien was filed against the property
10 secure the payment Of S5O6 alleged
20 be due plantin for services rendered
and 1923 for services rendered by John
Larson. The total amount Of the judg-
ment asked is, therefore Nl2g.
The contempt proceedings in the
case Of Marglritha Gleech against Mrs.
Gertrude Ryckman have been con-
tnued by Judge Stewart for two
weeks. The attorneys for defendant
had been cited to appear today and
show cause why they should not be
punished for contempt Of court for adj
vlslng their client to dlsobey an order
OF the court IA regard to turning over
to the sheriff certain diamonds valued
at $1,000 which were involved in the
action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
MUNYON'S
PAW-PAW
40
GMAGESA,.
CURES CATARRH


It seems to be a duty / owe suffering
morials everywhere to prepare and for
ward to you. without unnecessary de-
lay, this wholly unsolicited testimonial
to the efficacy Of the newest and best
remedial agent given by you to the
public,
For many years Munyon's lIomeo-
pathlo Remedies have been the stand.
ard In my home ana In no instance
have they failed TO do what was ex-
pected OF them. but It remained for
Paw-Paw TO effect a most magical
transformation,
member OF my household has been
great sufferer from severe gastric
trouble. which threatened to become
chronic. Three weeks ago purchased
at ioughton & buttons Boston. pint
bottle Of Paw-Paw and before one
third Of the pint had been taken the
patient felt like new woman. and
from that day TO this has been spared
the distress 10 which she had become
subject In her case alone, Paw-Paw
has worked wonders. Yours very truly,
(Signed) d, G.. PAYEY,
paw-Paw will make worn.out stom-
achs almost as good as new; VIII make
good rich blood and build up the nerv.
Gus system viii do away with both
the necessity and desire for beer
whisky, wine and other Injurious slim
ulants,
A body that Is oyerworked, a system
that IL run down requires a stimulant;
Alcoholic stlmulants M, but let you
fall Paw-Paw lifts you up and holds
you,
Large bottles, 81. paw-paw Laxative
Pills, Is cents per box AT all drug.
gists,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
WORK OF THE ELDERS.
Are Meeting With Success in North
western States Mission.

Elder Neph Pratt president OF the
Northwestern states mission, Is In tho
city TO attend conference lie reports the
mission IN good shape and says that the
Elders are making many friends and do
Ing a wonderful amount Of good among
the people. The mission includes within
lis boundaries Montana. northern Idaho.
Washington and British Columbia, in
which field there arc AZ present le III
ders Street meetings are held In towns
ana villages and IN this way the Gospel
Is being preached weekly 90 thousands.
many Of whom are Investigating the
MORMON faith. The Missionaries have
met With considerable SUCCESS In Seattle
and the Sound country, and are also we'll
received In Butte, Anaconda and Boise,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
KID" BAXTER STABBED.
Well Known Sporting Character As.
saulted in Butte Gambling House,

Harry Baxter, well known among local
sporting men as "Kld' Baxter was stab
bed and seriously hurt at the Board Of
Trade gambling house IN Butte, Mont
Saturday night lie Is now patient ia
the 81 james hospital OF that city, and
VIII probably recover The stabhing was
the result OF quarrel with Gus Marshall,
4 faro bank dealer, while both men We're
under the influence Of liquor. When ar
rested Marshall made no effort TO deny
his guilt, but asserted that he had acted
IN self.defcnse. The knife with which the
crime was committed was found on his
person,
Baxter Is remembered among faro men
here as a little man who dealt faro In To-
cal gambling houses, until two years ago,
when he LETT for Denver Since then he
has been heard from In Arizona and the
Black Hills country, lie was married,
and his wife visited In this city last sum
mcr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03

pomY absence from the state It Is
alleged that plaintiff owns the Popular
restaurant az Bingham Junction and
during his absence defendant COM
menccd an attachment suit against him
and IN It's affidavit Of attachment swore
that Reynolds had concealed himself
and was about 10 assign an of his
property for the purpose Of defrauding
his creditors and had departed from the
state Plaintiff alleges that he only
went east temporarily and that the
AFFIDAVIT was false, lle asks $3.50 as
damages TO his business and 5000 "a
damages TO his credit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
Wires Will be Strung on High.
ways South Of the. City Limits
Immediately.
WILL Be GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
County Commissioners Grant pcrmis.
sion to Utah Light & Railway
Company.

AZ tho meeting Of the county COM
mssloners on saturday afternoon the
Utah Light ana Railway company was
granted permission to string Wires ON
number Of the county highways south
Of the city and the highways on which
the wires are strung win be lighted Just
the same as IL State street from this
city to Murray, The roads and high
ways to be lighted are as rollowsa
state street lts entire length south
from the city past the town Of sandy
the road west from State street to
Bingham junction, and the main street
north and south through Bingham
Junction. Fourteenth South street
nom Third East a mile west to
the Rio Grlnde tracks; Main street
ilB full length from the city limits 10
Twelfth South, Twelfth South from
Main street east to the line Of Forest
Dale; Fifth East street from Forest
Dale TO the city limits Eleventh south
street from Fifth East west to Main
street
The lights VIII be placed 26i feet
apart and will be 30 candle-power in
cundescents. They win cost the county
81 per month for each lamp.
TELEPHONE TO UNION.
The commissioners also granted the
Bell Telephone company a franchise to
run wires TO Union. The Utah lnde-
pendent company was granted O. fran
chse to run wires to Bingham Junction
and West Jordan,
LIQUOR LICENSE DENIED,
1t was practically decided by the
commissioners to deny the application
Of a. Mailasd for renewal Of his
liquor license for the road house ON
Thirteenth South and STAGE streets
The license expired on Sept 30 and the
reasons for not renewing It are that
Mallard has been selling liquor on Sun
days and has allowed women and mi-
uors In his saloon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
ANOTHER SURVIVOR.
Veteran of Jackson County Driving
Lives in Sewer County.

Joseph, Utah Sept, 2O.--A short time
ago noticed In your paper that a GER
tain person was endeayorlng to learn
the names Of all the Saints living who
were driven out Of jackson county, Mo.
There is one Of the pioneers living here
whom ! thought II would be well 70
mention II 10 Lorenzo i. Harmon.
Mr. Harmon was not at Jackson
county at the time OF the driving, but
was driven with the Saints from Kirt-
land and also from Nauvoo, and contin-
ued with them TO Council Bluffs, and
there enlisted as a volunteer In the
Mormon battalion. He Is now re-
siding at Joseph, Sewer county Utah,
and testifes that he knows that the
Prophet Joseph Smith both taught and
practised plural marriage
II. o. JACKMAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
JOHNSON Discharged.
Motion to Quash Granted In Case OF an
Alleged IorRer.

The motion to quuash tho informa-
ton IN the case Of the State Of Utah
against Charles Johnson, who was
charged with forgery, was granted By
Judge Lewis Saturday In the crlm-
lnal division Of the district court and
the defendant was discharged from
custody Johnson was charged with
forging the name Of Hans Nilsson 10 n
check for IS on the First National Bank
Of Murray and cashlng the same at The
Hub store on July o.
Atty Soren X. Christensen, who rep
resented Johnson. submitted a motion
to quash the information on the ground
that defendant was not given q prelm-
mary hearing by the committing mag
istrate az required by law, District
Attorney Benner X Smith consented to
the order Quashlng the information and
dlscharging the prisoner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
Strange Conduct of Lewis c Nor
tensen Whose Wife Sues
For Divorce
ABUSES HER AND THE CHILDREN
When In His Cups He Also FIourlshes
Revolver and Does Other
Mischief.

In her complaint for divorce died IN
the district court. Mary Mortensen,
charges that her husband, Lewis c.
Mortensen, terrorIzas her by sleeping
with butcher knife under his pillow
and by llourlshlng hts revolver too free
ly She also alleges that he is an
habitual drunkard and when not drunk
stays around the house ana curses and
abuses her and the children. Ile has
failed to support them Tor some time,
and about 10 days ago he LEFT home aud
has not returned since. They were mar.
ried Ia Denmark In 1914 Rud have two
minor children, the custody OF whom
plaintiff asks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
How to Cur, Corn, and eunlon,.

First soak the corn or bunion IN
warm water to soften It; then pare IL
down as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamberlaln's
Pain Balm twice daily rubbing yigor-
ously for five minutes at each applca-
ton. a corn plaster should be worn
a few days TO protect It from the shoe
As general linlment FOR spralns,
bruises. lameness and rheumatism,
Pain Balm is unequaled For sale by
all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
OF A PUGILIsrIC TURN.
MRS. Adele VI Hush Charges Husband
WIN Striking Her

WIN striking Her
Cruelty and failure to provide arc
the grounds Of divorce set out IN com.
plalnt filed IN the district court
by Adele NJ. Bush against Joseph A.
Bush, whom she married az Central
Fails, Rhode Island IN January, 1886.
Mrs Bush alleges that her husband has
on several occasions called her vile aud
abusive names, ana that at one time
more than six years ago he struck her
IN the face and inflicted a wound over
her eye which has left scar which
VIII remain there FOR life,
she also alleges that at various times
since then he has beaten her and has
thrown bottles, shoe brushes and mum.
erous other articles at her. He is also
accused Of breaking up their furniture
while In passion, The plaintiff claims
that her husband owns property in this
state and In Colorado valued at about
$4,000 She asks that q reasonable
amount Of this property be set aside TO
her for the support Of herself and three
children, and that she be allowed costs
Of suit attorneys fees and alimony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
FRAUD CHARGED.
J. NJ Reynolds Wants Damages for Al
legged False Affidavit.

Suit has oeen filed in tho district
court by j. NJ. Reynolds against the
Booth Mercantile company and r., l..
Booth 10 recover $3.50 rs damages TO
his business and credit alleged TO have
been caused by false affidavit Of at
tachment made by defendant I'm q suit
filed against plaintiff during his tenn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
Arralgnments wednesday.

The following prisoners viii be arr
raIgned before Judge Lewis IN the crim-
inal division OF the district court
next Wednesday morning Mrs, NJ, A..
Jones' s. H. Williams, Alex Jennings,
Beverly West, c. II. Digger Dr. A.
Johnson and a. j. Gemmcl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
STATES CASH BOX.
Treasurer Dixon Reports a Balance or
Hand Of $i49.727.

The report OF State Treasurer Dixon
was filed with State Auditor Tingcy on
Saturday, II shows the receipts Of the
office for the month Of September TO be
S90giA The balance on hand on the
first Of the month was Sl33,G6is9 which
makes a total on hand during the month
OF s1a3,5ss1 The total disbursements for
the month amounted TO $40, S6i 90, leaving q
balance ON hand on Oct ! Of yitS.127s1.
This amount Is distributed among the
various funds Of the state as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
Suit for Damages.

A damage suit has been filed I'm the
district court by William o. Donovan,
administrators Of the estate OF William
u, Jones, dece ised, against the Summit
Placer Mining company to recover S20
600 FOR the death Of Mr. Jones who was
Killed while employed IN the company.s
mine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03

edge Of God as Of any fact, Christ came
to reveal God to man, and lie preached
doctrine OF perfect and abiding love.
All Of mans true knowledge Is based
on revelation from without and the
highest revelation comes from love, for
without a revelation through Christ no
man can really know God Mere intel.
lectual knowledge Of Christ does not
give us the true knowledge of Him.
He must feel Him with his deepest
emotion, and the deepest emotion a man
has Is that Of love- This is the high
road along which II is necessary to
travel before a man can become inti-
mately acquainted with Christ As q
man gees love In God, he come TO a
proper appreciation Of what he Is, and
to an appreciation OF what lie IS. II Is
as Important to a mans development to
realize this as all that God Is willing to
do for him Knowing his own self, as
man comes to truly know God. Upon a
knowledge Of God In Jesus depends the
achievement Of his own Ideal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
cnrns chlIls and Fever.

G. W. Writ, Nacogodohes. Texas. says,
"His daughter had chllls and fever for
three years. ne could not find anything
that would help her TN he used llerhne.
Ills wife will not keep house without Il.
and cannot say too much for IT, zoe. Sold
hY "a c. NJ. ]. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
Saved His life.

J. W. Davenport. Wlngo. Ky. writes,
June Il, 1902 u want 10 tell you ! be-
life. / was under the treatment Of two
doctors, and they told me one Of my
lungs WIS., entirely gone. and the other
badly affected | also had a lump In my
side I don't think that | could have
lived over two months longer ! was IN
duced by friend TO try Billiards. Snow
Eminent The first APPLICATION gave me
great relief, two fifty cent bottles cured
me sound and we'll II Is wonderful med
icIne and | recommend II TO suffering hui
manity.' 2c Nc, S.OO. Sold by u. c. NJ.
l. Drug Dept,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03

~ we don't want you to
p''S our pocket we want
~ % have your money if
you : don't find schillings
'''' satisfactory.
''''' s.a Fr.ati.ss. - '''. " seAlA's D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03

John Farrlngton's Stable, for stylish
light livery. carriages, boarding Phone 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-03
sIMPKlN oN LIFE ErERNAL.

css,... y A. Simpkin has returned from
FIJI. ma Where he went with the odd
nV" srandees He preached yestet-
e6s... me Phillips Congregational
s, stu from the text, For this IL life
u6, as' . 20 know God and Jesus Christ
so SSn inou hast sent" Mr.. simpkln
,b S'.u mated It az a teuable proposition,
--- n,an can have as definite knowI-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-30
IDAHO ITEMS.

Suit By the government 10 restrain
the Cameron Lumber company of Har.
yisun. from saving tS7 BOO worth Of
oEs eut Oh government land. has start
ed IN the federal court Judge Han
ford granted the temporary restrain,
lng order prayed for and made IL re
JuraRbie May .
II has been arranged by Worlds
Pair Commissioner Hurt that several
Possesses al the Idaho building al the
worlds fair vail serve al different
times durlng the season. the ladies
representing different sections of the
state Mrs. Morrison. wife 81 the gov,
rrnur. Will preside NJ the time of open.
ING. and Abuu, = month later Miss Ann
Sunua q Boise will be one Of others.
The remaining selections are not
naRdc
Nathan Draper was killed recently
Al payeite by an engine on the Short
Line Deceased was walking on the
track ae Was deaf and did not hear
The approaching train.
| Macy 4 the settlers 81 northern Ida
ho arc preparing 10 be on hand al The
opcning al tho FlatheAd Indian rcscr
talioa In western Montana. which Sill
shortly ,zke place under the provisions
q the Dixon bili After the Indians
have been cared for in allo'iuonts Tbs
remainder will be thrown opsa 10 set
l tlemoni
Peter Dohsa. an enpioye 81 the Hum
bird LusnbeT company. was drowaed IN
/ Pack river
Two younE children 81 7. GrAney. I
well hnosn resident q the Occur d'Al
cncs. are Ia serious condition from
1 drinking water which contained SONS
arsenic. They are believed 10 havi
taken she water from = pipe runnini
from the Silver King miil Their re
oovegg Is doubtful
4 Religious services incident 20 tn
dedication a the new Methodist Epih
copal church were held At Moscow
SUNDAY. 4 congregation Of over 100
persons were prosent Al the services
the church being crowded to the doors
4 special from shcrioan says wor'
has reached there from the Grand
Rundc reservation that curing a drum
gcn quarrel. Louis Savage shot an
killed Poster wacalne Both the mci
are Indiana
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IpAno sau,aa.

Tts April ssssioE X lhe aeS Perez
sossAlF commissioners has aGed The
salaries " saaAGy 0meers. The oaly
eh4aEe made aas Ia lAe case ~ IAe
ssAaoa superintendent. Mo aas rails.
Cd ~ Z ss4 = year 0sAs4 salaries
seEs nAVd ~ follows Assessor 4ne
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treasures. Slss9. FsQtsais iaass. slsas.
s4Ftssaa. sa@4. e0ahEg eeHaAa issio@ers.
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SECOND cousin OF VICTORIA.
stsPhsnis. Baroness d csiiosti. Passs.
Away in Colorado.

Leadvilie. stsphanie. Baroness
di Gailotii di Aapoli. daughter Of sis-
noF Ghiiiarai q Milan. Italy, asa a
second cousin Of the late Queen Vie.
t0ria. IL dead in this city. she vas
bora IN Milan. in 1870, In isss the
baron MAS eAlled Tor political reasons
from itaig and = fee years later the
couple came 10 AmeFiea. The baron.
sss MAS possessed u q bsausifai voice
and IN their straits she had beea fore.
ed into saeh circumstances that she
found Il aeeessaFg 10 use her voice Cor
naoEey. she travelled VITA the lead.
Ing opera e0mR4Hies In tbs east in
the s9s- TIE baFoh died In 1874 lie
had FseslFsd letter fr0a The Alag
~ Italy eahesling Ihs order eHilihs
him fr0m his e0anlsy The shock a.
sss god HSss bs0ashl % heart tail
aFe.
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OREGON ITEMS.

Peter Wolf. aged ebout 65 years.
committed suicide al his lonely home
east Of Astoria.
Crop conditions continue 10 be all
that could be wished.
Mrs. Emily Eads. wife OF Rev. A.
Eads. died recently at La Grande.
During heavy gale OF Peacock
Spit recently 3 fishing boat containing
two men eapsiEed and the occupants
were drowned.
A robber entered q drug store In
Baker City ~ an early hour in the
morning.. and WAS shot. but be made
his escape.
The recent voting Of 10000 bonds
for three new Pendleton sehoolhOuses
was not legal. as the terms Of the Law
had not been complied with in every
particular. II will now be necessary
10 call another special election. which
Viii delay matters al least 80 days.
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$4,000 JAPS MOVING NORTH
wARsHiPs CONVEYING TRANS,
PORTS ARE SEEN.
Announcement Of vieeroy AIexieffs
Resignation Caused Great Excite
ment At Newehwsng-Jspanese Pro-
tests TO Chinese About Landing VI
Russian Troops West Of Lao River.

London. April 26.-The Morning
Posts Shanghai correspondent says
that spies have informed the Russians
al Kinchau that japanese sarships
conveying transports with $4,000
troops are steaming northward.
According TO the Daily Nails New.
chwaRg correspondent. the announce
ment that yiceroy Alexleii has resign
ed caused the most intense public feel.
ing. The correspondent says ii is gen
orally thought in naval and military
circles that there is possibility Of AZ
ranging a peaceful settlement Of the
far eastern troubles through the
mediation Of the powers.
The correspondent Of the STANDARD
al Cheefoo says ne hears that Japan
has again protested 20 the Pekin gov
egnment against troops being per
mitled 10 occupy places west Of the
Lao river.
The Daily Telegraph's Shanghai cor
respondent cables that a second Jap
anese army viii sail shortly and vii
and on the island OF DiamlO. neai
| IOngampho.