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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-16
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

New York, March 16--The German
steamer Hohenzollern, which arrived
today from Genoa. Naples and Gibral-
tar, brought exhibits from German
West Africa for the st. Louis EXPOSE
ton.
Vigo, Spain, March 16.-Emperor
William and King Alfonso 1unched to-
day on board the Spanish royal yacht
Giralda. Emperor William subse-
quently sailed to Gibraltar on board
the North German Lloyd steamer
Koenig Albert.
Chicago March 16.-President Harper
of the University of Chicago has so
far recovered from his recent opera
ton for appendicitis that he has been
moved from the Presbyterian hospital
to his home.
New York. March 16-Charging that
the American rife team won the
Palma trophy last year with a special
weapon instead of the United States
army service gun. the Dominion Rifle
association will follow Great Britain $
example and not compete for the
trophy this year. and perhaps never
again, says a Times dispa tch from
Montreal This years shoot is to be
held at Sea Grit. n. J.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
CEDAR CITY.
ACTIVITY IN IRON MINES.
Pushing Municipal waterworks system
Telephone Extension.


Special Correspondence.
Cedar City, Iron Co., Feb. 2.-Wash-
lngtons birthday was observed here ~
quiet ana peaceful manner. The evening
was spent In dancing at the main hall IN
the new normal building, and In the ward
hall In the city
The weather here Is very mild al pres
emit The storm of last week did vast
amount OF good and has molstened the
ground to considerable depth. The frost
Is mostly out Of the land ana farmers are
at work on the sandy and bench lands
sowing their grain.
company IL extending Its line south 10
ST. George, and teams loaded with tele-
phone poles are passing through our city
daily distributing the same between here
and st George. having now over half the
distance covered. A company of promi-
nent citizens bought the old Deseret Tele-
graph line between here and 81, george,
and is using the same for telephone pur-
poses, having provided suitable instru-
ments for the various stations en- route.
A very fair service Is maintained on this
old line.
Last week an additional force Of miners
was nut 10 work by the Colorado Fuel x
Iron company In the Vicinity Of Desert
Mound" where work Is vigorously prose-
cuted and has been all winter some ~
men are now engaged at the camp win
small companies scattered over iron
mountain district.
The city council Is about to commence
the work of excavating for the necessary
reservoir and pipe line for the installation
Of our much needed water system The
city bonds have been disposed OF and me
contract for the necessary piping let The
lntermountain Pipe company having So
cured the contract for furnishing the nee
essary piping, we now feel that our wa
ter system will be a reality.
The winter has been remarkable for
mlldness and lack VI moisture,
our ward authorities are making an
effort to complete our tabernacle, so that
the same may be dedicated at our next
stake conference While We have been us
Ing the building for number OF years,
II has been In an unfinished state, hence
the present effort
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
Suicide
What Drives so Many
People to This Dark
Path, and Why.

II man--before taking step made
possible only by broodlng and despair.
would consider that his feeling OF dark
ness is only a question Of nerves-he
would be saved.
For, the depression leading to self de-
struction Is truly disease OF the nerves.
This nerve depression or melancholy
is often accompanied or preceded by
severe or constant Headache, Dizziness,
Dizziness. Loss Of Memory, sleeplessness,
Muscular Twltchings. Nervous Prcstra.
ton. Spasms, Brain Fag. and other
signs OF serious nerve trouble.
The cure is DR.. Niles Neryine.
II Is a nerve medicine for weak nerves
and can be depended upon TO make you
well.
No matter what form Of nerve trouble
YOU may be suffering from, you can de-
pend on DR.. Miles NervIne.
II Will DO what no other medicine or
treatment may be able to do for YOU
save you from that black hour OF brood
ing, which so many Of US dread.
II had several attacks Of nervous
rpasms, and for long time could get
no relief, | saw DR., Miles Nervine
advertised and bought a bottle. After
using the first bottle, ] was much bet
ter, and when had taken six bottles
was entirely cured have never been
troubled since, MRS. W. A. BIRD.
Stillmore, Ga.
The first bottle Is guaranteed to benefit
you, or druggist will refund your money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
girl of four, died OF strangulatlon by
a bean becoming lodged In her throat.
FUNERAL SERVICES.

Last Sunday the funeral Of Brother
uriah Butt Of Parowan, was held In the
stake tabernacle. As was his usual
custom, he was spending the winter In
st. George, attending to his Temple
work. Brother Butt was born Nov.
%, 1929, In England, where he embraced
the Gospel. He was a man OF faith and
good works, and was loved by all who
knew him. The cause OF his death was
Brights disease. lie died Feb. 20, 1904.
On the 2Srd inst, the funeral OF Da-
vid A. Blair, son OF Tarlton and Eliza
Allen Blair, was held In the tabernacle.
Bro. Blair was born June 8, 1868. and
died Feb, 20, 1904, at DeLamar New, OF
heart failure. He was unmarried.
The Gospel wagon" is still with us.
A Joint meeting between the ministers
and local Elders of the Church Is an
nounced for tonight, The ministers
have held the Mormon" doctrine up to
ridicule, and have repeatedly refused
to publicly discuss doctrine, or enter
tain questions In their meetings but
they have finally agreed to n joint
meeting where the Views Of both sides
may be presented,
Spring IL upon us, and the almonds
are beginning TO bloom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
HUNTINGTON.
FARMERS CONVENTIONS.
Interesting Meetings at orangevIlle and
Huntington Truck Farming In Emery.

Interesting Meetings at orangeyIlle and
Huntington Truck Farming In Emery.
Special Correspondence,
Huntington, Emery Co., Feb. 26.-
Professors w, n, HUT and l.. A. Mer-
ril of the Agricultural college have just
paid our county visit holding a two
days farmers convention at Orange
Vile, and a one-day session here today.
One Of the leading subjects discussed
was the draining OF the mineral and
swampy land This subject was ham
died very intelligently by the profess
sors, who between meetings visited
number OF farms that had become
worthless through the rising OF the al
kali, but which 1t Is hoped, by carrying
out the advice given, to reclaim and
again make fruitful.
The best kind OF crops, their care and
culture, and how to lrrigate them. were
also considered.
John G.. Lennon Of Ferron spoke on
the profits OF fruit growing on the farm,
As he Is a practical orchardist, and
owns one of the largest orchards In the
state, and having taken first premium
for some OF the best fruit AT the world
fair In Chicago, he Is qualified TO give
instructions In this branch OF the farm
ing industry.
Jasper Robertson OF Orangeville spoke
of market gardening, This also is be-
coming an important Item OF farming
In this county, as the people here as
yet are unable to supply the demand
60. a,-la at ha A.. l.. nj
Sunnyslde coal mines, II would pay
many Of our small farmers to put In
their entire time In truck farming. and
they would make more money than
most OF the large farmers.
Chris Johnson OF Huntington gave
some Of his experiences In raising small
grain. He has succeeded In raising ms
high MS "a bushels of wheat and so
bushels OF oats TO the acre, crops that
no county In the state would be
ashamed Of
number OF others spoke on topics OF
interest to the farmer. A great many
important questions were answered
very intelligently by the visiting pro-
fessors.
A resolution was passed asking the
county commissioners to defray the ex-
penses OF maintaining an experimental
farm In the county II is expected the
commissioners Will do this, as Il was
through them that the convention was
called, Emery county under It's pres.
ent management is in very good 4.
nanclal cqpdltlon and can well afford to
help the people In the way here sug-
gested.
A committee consist OF L. p. Owe.
son OF Cleveland II. p Sweet and ]. w.
Nixon Of Huntington, was appointed
to look after the organization OF a
famers' institute for this county.
Farmers from all parts Of the county
attended and took much interest In all
The proceedings, and IN conventions
Will undoubtedly result In great good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
CONSUMPTION.
Specialists Differ. Some Opinions
From Patients Here Published
Are Interesting, and OF
Value TO Others.

Whether real consumption can be
cured, or not, Is an open question, or
to guarantee that any one medicine VIII
positively cure consumption would be
absurd but we know there Is something
about the effect Of Vinol when taken by
persons who either have, or think they
have consumption. or serious lung
troubles, that Is decidedly beneficial
While we do not guarantee that Vinol
will always cure consumption, we pub
lIsh herewith extracts from some OF
the letters received on this subject.
which prove that while we may be con-
servatiye In our claims, Vinol has GER
talnly cured these people, and as the
letters are guaranteed TO be genuine
and from reliable persons we must ac-
cept the statements as absolutely true:
Mrs. j. @. Brown OF Anderson, Ind,
writes. Our daughter Mary was In
consumption, and given up TO die by our
family physician, She was very weak
and emaciated, but Vinol restored her
to health In a marvellous manner, and
she Is as well as ever she was Words
cannot express our gratitude for this
valuable cod liver oil preparation"
Mrs N, b. Jenner OF Lakewood, N.
Y, writes: II was In consumption, and
no one thought | could live. weighed
less than 100 pounds, and my normal
weight was II, pounds. Vlnol cured
me, and II seems almost n miracle"
The Rev. Mr. Crosse Of ST. Paul's
Church, st. Joseph. Mo-, writes: "A
young man In my congregation had
hemorrhages Of the lungs which weak
ened him so that he could not walk n
block. | recommended Vlnol; he has
taken four bottles and feels like new
man; he eats WELL sleeps we'll and Ia
getting strong
Joseph Denis OF Wlnslow, Me-.
writes! My son was given up by two
doctors to die with consumption. He
was a human skeleton, and could not
raise himself In bed, Vinol has cured
him so that he Ia healthy fat and as
well as any OF his playfclows.'
We have lots OF such letters, and
they all contain Just such strong au-
thentlc statements, and why should
they not be true? II old-fashloned cod
liver oil had any ylrtue--and we know
II had In the treatment OF throat and
lung troubles--Vinol, Of course, IL OF
far greater value; for II not only con-
tains all the medicinal curative ele-
ments OF cod liver oil, but II Is entirely
free from the oil or grease which invar-
iably dlsagrees with the digestive or
gans and prevents the good that might
come from the cod liver oil medicine.
We can only say that any one who IL
DESTROYS OF giving Vlnol trial for any
kind OF lung troubles may do 80 at our
risk, we VIII pay for all the vinol they
take which does them no good This
shows that we have great faith In what
Vino can accomplish, Druehl & Frank.
en- and Smith Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
TEACHERS SALARIES.
HEBER.
WAR VETERANS REUNION.
Thirty Of the Old Guard Respond TO Roll
Call,


Call.
Special Correspondence.
Heber City, Wasatch Co.. Feb. 25.--
The Indian war veterans OF Wasatch
county held their NTH annual reunion
In the opera house yesterday under
very favorable circumstances. A splen'
did program consisting OF speeches.,
readings and songs was provided fol-
lowed by an old time festival and end.
Ing with a dance In the evening. Roll
was called showing 30 Of the old vet
Grams present, In addition TO whom
We're some 500 OF their descendants and
friends. Most of the Indian fighters are
well advanced In years, but few of them
have lost their youthful nimbleness and
during the party they displayed this
quality to the great delight of the many
young ladies with whom they danced.
Seventy-four of the veterans still re-
side In the county.
Mai. John w, witt and Adjt. Charles
H. Wilken Of the cavalry division, and
Maj. John Hamilton and Adjt, John
Crook Of the infantry. figured promin-
emily In the Indian troubles and are
hhle ulu nearby thoubn auN""NV" ~
years. The Indian war veterans re-
unions are looked forward TO by the
people Of the valley as most enjoyable
occasions.
Considerable activity is being display
ed in the erection OF a new building
here for the bank Of Heber City. The
building will be two story, thoroughly
up-to-date structure. The bank Is
just now paying its second annual divi-
dend OF 6 per cent; It is regarded as a
very strong institution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
BEAVER.
FAVOR BONDING CITY
For Electric Light Plant Outbreak OF
Dlphtherla Musical Treat.

For Electric Light Plant Outbreak Of
Diphtheria Musical Treat
Special Correspondence.
Beaver, Beaver Co., Feb. 2i.--An cleo
ton was held yesterday in this city 10
authorize the city council to issue bonds
IL the sum of $4,000 for the purpose Of
Installing an electric light plant, the
result showed 1853 In favor OF the pro-
position, and i2 opposed to II, as con-
sequence steps will be taken at once
looking to the consummation of the en-
terprise.
Diphtheria has again made It's ap-
pearance In our midst, two cases, one
In the family of VIM. Yardley and one
IN w. X. Anderson's The afflicted are
progressing favorably, however
Thomas Frazer, an aged and highly
respected citizen Of Beaver Is seriously
III.
We are anticipating quite a musical
treat next week, when Miss Arvllla
Clark appears here.
The weather IL warm, and the roads
are drying up rapidly. There Is very
little snow In the mountains and pro-
spects are not very bright for farmers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
SALIVA.
MRS. JOSIAH MARTIN DEAD.
Respected Veteran OF Pioneer Days Su,
eumbs TO Long Illness.

Respected veteran or pioneer Days sue
eumbs to Long Illness.
Special Correspondence.
Salna, SEWER County, Feb. A.-Ce-
linda Hannah Martin, wife OF the late
Josiah Fleming Martin. died Feb. a.,
at the home Of her daughter Mrs. Hans
j, Gottfredson, of this place, OF gener-
al debility. having been afflicted for
several years. Deceased WAS born In
Marion county, Ohio, Feb 20, 1892;
moved with her fathers family TO III.
nois, where In course OF time, she
married and moved with her husband
to Winter quarters, crossed the plains
for Utah In the year 1852, settling for a
time In Centerfied, Davis county,
moved later to Salt Lake City, remain
ing there until the move" then locat-
ed In Payson; moved from there to
Moroni, Sanpete and from Moroni to
Salina In 1865, left Salina In 1866. on
account OF indian troubles and located
In Chicken Creek, Juab county, remain
ing there until the re-settlement Of
Saina In 1871. where they made their
permanent home Sister Martin was a
true and faithful Latter-day Saint, I'M
assuming and kind to a fault, beloved
by all who knew her. and faithful
worker In the Relief Society
She was the mother OF seven children.
a son and two daughters survive her,
with host Of grandchildren, and many
sincere friends.
The funeral services We're held on
Tuesday the 10th inst, and were we'll
attended
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
notice OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given thai = sP ne
oeetine OF the stockholders OF the p,ls
ham Mercantile Company, a e ,,nE., n,
laws U Of ta6 Is hereby called e ,I Se l Ss.
and viii be held al the oincs o. t0s ,o SyT
nan pany' room No So Dooly Blo oii . tUl9
Second South and West Temp, Temp, 'iS lM
Salt Lake City, Utah. on M Sav N
at 10 o'clock a. m Of that day, ,neelaI
The object and purpose OF t wIll Be b
meeting Of the stockholuis,,tdnr ,sHf and. Il
vote upon a proposed en n w. articles 0!
thought advisable aine,,u ,m nv chang
ins no name Of the corporation it ,o n.
npinehem Mercantile Company " Wv
ijnite1 states stores Company
By order Of the board; t.v eAcret,D.
~ WV G. Il, ALLEN seor'""
Dated February l7th, lH'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
FINE MISSIONARY RECORD.
Perfect Confidence.

when there used to be a feeling Of
uneasiness and worry In the household
when n child showed symptoms Of
Group. there Is now perfect confidence.
This Is owing to the uniform success
OF Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy In the
treatment OF that disease. Mrs. NJ l.,
Basford. OF Poolesville. Md, IN speak
Ing OF her experience m the use OF that
remedy says II have a world Of con =
fldence IN Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for have used II with perfect sue.
cess. My child Garland is subject TO
severe attacks Of Group and It always
gives him prompt relief" For sale by
all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
ASSESSMENT No, 0.

Wabash Mining Company Prnanl
Mace OF business. Salt Lake CITY, uMh.
Notice il hereby given that az a nlee,Iss
of the Board OF Directors, held On ,ns ",
day OF February, 1901, an asse;slns1I' "a y,
ave cents (bc) per share was leyle, ,, ~
the capital stock q me c ZIP NV 10 ~
Mont, Ferry, secretary.Treasufef' ~,
raom SOC Auerbach Building, South ,h h%
Temple Street, Salt Lake cl!y $3.50. IVA,
nav remain unpaid on the End dT ?, o.
March. 1904 will be DELINQUENT ana s N.Y.,
tlsed for sale at public aucll9n' M'u ,o y "A
payment Is made before WV Wv nav Sv NE a..
, I'M lent assessment ana cost Of sd W.
'''"s' ". MONT FERRY, sed ,x.sS,,s
Location Of Office, NO 1 "'
Building. Salt Lake CITY, umh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
PROVO.
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Setting OF Cases and Continuanecs-
Judge Lewis WIN Hold Court.

Special Correspondence,
Provo, Utah Co., Feb. 2s.--The follow.
Ing cases have been set for hearing IN
the Fourth district court;
Feb 2s-Raphael NJ. Rogers, admin
istrator, vs ~ A. Pherson, order TO
show cause; VIM. Price VS. David Bar.
nett, demurrer; Elias y. Curtis vs.
Springvllle, demurrer.
March l-John Nj, Daley VS. Jos. NJ
Daley ct al; Hannah RIchnltzer vs.
Springville, demurrer.
March 81, Il, Brim vs. V. d. Grain;
Jos. B, Clark ct al VS. John +. Clark
ct all w. u. Harding vs. James Gray,
motion to retaX costs
March 7-Sprlngylle VS. Mapleton.
The following cases have been con-
tnued for the term: J. s. McBeth vs.
l., A. Calvin, John McNolll VS. VIM. II
Pool, Utah county w Thomas Board
man, Percy Black w Telluride Power
company.
The cases Of Mary Alice Lee vs. Rob.
ert Il, Lee and Mary L. Lindley VS.
Thomas Llndley have been stricken
from the calendar
Suit has been commenced by Spanish
Fork Cooperative institution against
Squire Chapman for Sl9isi, with inter-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
srocRuoLpEES MEETING

or the Bulllon-Beck 4 Cham pPiysn thil
ing Company Notice Is hereby v g u
the annual meeting Of tnc s U,NlSn Mlnlrl
he Bullion.Bock g. Chahhp'Yca mpanyi
Company will be. held at ne MANI SyT ST
office, Room sOI TempletoIl. puiM sreR n,
lake CITY, Utah, on Monn,S, nsropso d
4. b. 1901, at 10 M for ,d tns (or he n,
electing officers and director ,rrssn'sgaeiion 4
suing year. and for the d,sy propsty
s,lch other business as may Wv
come before the meeting n,,ce,or
D' 0 NJ. c, MORRIS IN M
Gall Inkn CITY. Utah. Fep. I'"l -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
EPHRAIM.
MRS. ELLEN DORIUS DEAD.
Game TO Utah In lIandcnrt Company In
1887.

Game TO Utah In IIandcnrt Company In
1887.
Special Correspondence
Ephraim, Sanpete Co.. Feb. 27,-Ellen
Corona D0rius. wife Of the late Bishop
c. G.. N. Dorius, and one OF Ephraim s
pioneers, passed away at l:l5 this
morning, after an Illness OF a year,
OF kidney trouble. Deceased was born
In Resor. Norway, April l6. 1887; was
married to C. c. n Dorius April H. 1857,
on board the ship Westmoreland, while
journeying to Zion, having Joined the
Church In Resor In the year 1858. The
journey from Iowa city TO Salt Lake
City was made on foot pulling hand
cart n distance of over 300 miles The
company arrived In Salt Lake City In
September, 1857 The winter OF lS57-5S
was spent In Salt Lake City. The spring
of 1858 was the time OF 1.-THE move and
Sister Dorius and her husband came to
Ephraim, Sanpete county, where she
has remained ever since. She Is the
last Of the first presidency Of the Relief
society in Ephraim, being the second
counselor to the late Sarah Petersen.
She presided over the Primary assocla-
ton for II years. When Ephraim was
divided IN two wards In 1917, she was
chosen president Of the Relief society
Of the South ward, and held that POSI-
tlon until her death, and was faithful
to every duty and trust.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
Cured Communion.

Mrs. b. W. Evans. Clearwater. Kan.
writes; MY husband lay sick for three
months: the doctors stated he had quick
consumption. We procuren bottle Of
Billiards. Horehound Syrup and II cured
him. That was six years ago, and
since then we always kept a bottle In
the house. We cannot do without H..
For coughs and colds, II has no equal"
Csc, 5Oc and $500 bottle at z. c. NJ. l..
Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
WELLSVILLE.
WEEK OF PROFOUND SORROW
Heroic and Tragic Death Of VIM p, wal.
ters-Death OF Three Young Women.


Special Correspondence.
Wcllsville, Cache Co., Feb. 26.--The
past week has been one OF grief and
mourning in this community. The first
cause for grief was the announcement
OF the death OF Mrs. Thomas barley at
Rexburg, Next came the news OF the
death of Mrs, Sarah Durfee Kent at
Lewiston, and two days later the death
OF Mrs. Robert Lunnell at Soda Springs,
all OF them young married women, born
and raised In Welsville. The remains
OF the two latter were brought here for
interment and the large crowds pres
ent and the words OF sympathy from
the many speakers testified alike TO the
love and esteem In which they were
held and the extent OF the loss endured
on Friday evening, while farewell
missionary party was being given In
honor OF three Of the Elders the news
was received Of the sudden and tragic
death OF William p. Walters In a heroic
and successful attempt to save a COM
panlons life, while working In the
Golden Gate mine at Mercur. The
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-- .--==s=a-HssT7- ..rseQ
STOCK uOLDERs hb"

Ensign Gold Mining C0 anPpuaI mesln.
il hereby given that tne hSM Al tha'
OF he stockholders VIII 3e 'stlrest sa'
offcc' No. SO South slR'e IN m Moniil
Lake city, Utah, at s.D = I,cose Of efe'
March iiih, 1904 for &c ip, orgViicr he e,
Inc a board OF ayo dlreess9o..ii such ojn.i,
suing year, and TO tranis'' conc beiq"
business as may properly WV
the meeting. .,,,o ppATr seerslalh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-29
GARDEN CITY NOTES.

The speakers mt the tabernacle yester-
day were Elders Freeman s. Tanner,
Homer McCarty and !. c. Ferrin.
Don knight, who recently went TO
Los Angeles severe sufferer from
rheumatism, has written home that he
has been greatly benefited by the
change and has almost entirely recoy-
cred.
Mrs. Diana smoot and Mr. and Mrs.
l.. o. Taft have moved into their fine
new residences ON east Center street.