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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, l..
IIICAR C0YrNTy. ~

4 OF OHIO, C1TY OF TOLEDO, =. .
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK j.. CHENEY makes oath that he Is the
senior partner Of the firm Of r.. J.. CHENEY &
Co., doing business in the City Of Toledo, County
and State Aforesaid, and chat said firm viii pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot be curou
by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j.. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres
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OWN A WATCH.

American lever movement, open face,
| German silver case. nickel plated, stem
wind and stem set. American made. both
case and movement. We offer this perfect
| timepiece fully guaranteed for five years,
for s2.25. Address e. J. Smith, 8 Exchange
street, Binghamton, N. Y.
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Her View.

Puck: TT isn't always what a Christ
maj present costs" said her friend, that
makes 1t appreciated"
"Oh, moi" replied Mrs. Bargain-Hunter;
very often it is what. people think It
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It'd Bits: Critic-Marvelous drama
of yours. sir. There's a scene in that
play that Shakespeare himself could
not have written.
Author-1ndeed, you are too f1atter-
Critic--I was referring to that rail-
| way smash In the third act.
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Mrs. Windows SOOTHING srnur for Children
teethiag; softens the 1una, reduces inflammation, al
lays pain. cures wind colo. 25 cento o bottis.
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(our Druggist for a free Peruna Almanac for 1904.
Their Climate.

Philadelphia Press: Your climate
can't possibly be as damp as ours"
Think not?"
NO, indeed; why, our climate Is so
damp we never raise anything but UNI
brellas."
But ours Is so damp we never think
of raising umbrellas. They're always
up"
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Rbcumotism,s Ki1Iinp Pain.

Rhcumnt1sm's Killing Pain.
Left in quick order after taking 10
doses Of DIR. Skirvin's Rheumatic Cure,
in tablet form. % doses for 25c, post
paid. DR.. SKIRVIN CO., LA CROSSE,
WIS. (C.N. W
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HALLS Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O..
Sold by Druggists. 7bc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children.
Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
In the Children's Home in New York, cure
Constipation, Feverishness, Bad Stomach.
Bowels and DestroyWorms. Over $4,000 tes-
timonials. At all Druggists, Csc. Sample
FREE. AddressA. Olmsted, Leroy, NY.
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Cause and Effect.

Cause and Effect.
record Herald: "Our town."
naive, has the lowest death
important city In the country"
Aas matter" asked the visitor,
60 poor you cant run auto
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praise Piso's Cure enough for
N / has worked in curing me.
asaei, 2206 Olive street, st.
april Is. 1901.
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Baltimore News: Tried to skin me.
thai scribblsr did"
What did he Want?"
SWanted to get out a book jointly,
he to write the book and ! to write the
advertisements. I turned him down.
I wasn't going to do all the literary
work"
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Perfectly simple and simply perfect
Is dyeing with PUTNAM FADELESS
DYES.
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Lands Of
w WESTERN
CANADA a, re.
Star Attractions
kNN~
for 1909

pilions OF acres Of magnificent Grain
lna arAzing Lands TO be had a. q free
ElL or by purchase from Railway
e~onpanies. Land Corporations, etc.
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The following letter is from Congress
man Meekison, Of Napoleon, Ohio:
Peruna Medicine CO., Columbus, O.;
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80. A. ". GLEAGON,
shAh Notary Public.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
SAD FATALITY.
Accident In Coal Mine Causes Death
OF William banks.

Special Correspondence,
Frontier, Wyo., March lS.-Wllliam
banks, while working In the No. mine
OF the Kemmerer Coal company, met
with an accident which resulted In his
death. The accident occurred at ii
o'clock yesterday morning, and came as
n great shock to his friends and reia'
tlves. He leaves wife and three chli'
dron N mourn the loss OF their depart
ed husband and father Funeral ser.
Vices over the remains viii be held at
Frontier, March ~, At a. M, under
the direction OF Bishop David McMll-
Ian. Immediately after the services
the remains VIII be taken TO Montpelier,
Idaho for burial. k =. ,ca
on account Of the death of william
Danks, the celebration OF the annlVer-
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IS RESPONSIBLE
FOR FOUR MURDERS

Another important capture has been
made by Sheriff Emery and his depu'
ties. 1t is believed that Greek who
was arrested at Bingham yesterday
afternoon by Deputy Sherlffs Axel
Steele and Ira Beckstead Is response
BILE for four murders, two OF which were
committed In the United states and
two In the old country, The prisoners
name Is Melanka Narancic. He con-
fessed to the sheriff that he Killed a
man IN Austria but denies the other
crimes. 1t Is believed. however, that
he murdered fellow eountryman In
Chicago about i've months ago and Is
also responsible for two other crimes
OF a similar nature.
The information received from Chi'
1cago In regard to the mans crimes is
! that he killed his Austrian sweetheart
because che refused to wed him. He
then fed to this country where he Sc
cured employment, but II was not long
before he became Involved In q quar-
rel, with an Italian In which the lat
ter was Killed, Narancic again fled and,
thinking that his crime In the old
WORLD had been forgotten he returned
10 Austria. He did not remain there
long when be again got into trouble
and Killed fellow countryiflan ana
was again compelled 90 flee to America.
Upon his return he landed In Chicago
ana secured employment In South Chi
caro- al the Illinois Steel company.
While employed there he killed another
OF his countfymen about five months
ago. He then started west.
He secured employment on the Lu-
Gin ut-off, but was recognized there
by n man who claims that Narancic'
IN responsible for the death or his
brother-in-law, one OF the latter's four
vlctims, The Greek then left the cut-oif
and went to Bingham where he secured
employment In the Frisco mine. The
man who recognized Naranclc at Lucin
gave Sheriff Emery the Information
concerning the movements Of the fugl-
tive, 80 Deputy Sherffs Steele ana
Beckstead were sent 10 Bingham TO get
the man,
They at first met with obstacles In
their search as the Greeks gave them
false information as 10 his whereabouts.
After being mised once. the deputies
finally learned that the man was az the
Frisco mine. They went there and
made thorough search but II was then
learned that he was at the mill When
they arrived there he had fled over
the hills. A hard chase then ensued
over the rough mountains on foot.
After the man had gone q number OF
miles he became exhausted and hid
behind some rocks. When the deputies
came upon him he quietly submitted 10
arrest He was brought In TO the coun-
~ Jail last night.
for instructions In regard to the prls-
oner. II Is thought there Is big re-
ward out for the arrest Of the man.
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INTERESTING BASE
BALI. GOSSIP

The management Of the Salt Lake
Baseball club has signed two more fast
hall tossers for the lnfleld this season.
They are Phil Miller and Andy Dono-
van. and they both hail from Ohio.
They are second basemen and are cap
able Of travelling In fast company.
Miller had offers from Fort Wayne,
Ind, and Columbus, o.. but Salt Lake
got him by outblddlng the other cities
Last year Miller made great record
in the Ohio league, He batted 1928.
and In % games his fielding record at
second was g32, and In IS games at hrst
base his record was 9I0. lie IL feet
tall, 70 years Of age, and weighs lSo
pounds.
Donovan played last season with the
Ohio state Hospital independent team,
one OF the fastest teams In the country.
and he made most enViable record.
In signing with Salt Lake he agreed to
nay his own way here and said II he
did not make good In every sense OF the
word, the local club need not refund TO
him his railroad fare.
Another bit of news that VIII he OF
great interest to local fans is that there
is a possibility that before the season
Is very far advanced, the popular little
southpaw pitcher Elmer Meredith, VIII
be wearing q salt Lake uniform, Nego-
tiatlons with him are now on and there
Is strong reason to believe that Elmer
will come here before long
There has been little talk Of late OF
Bridget Donahue coming back to the
J., N. league, but the assurance Is given
that. II he does come, he will play with
Salt Lake, or not in the league at all,
We will probably be able to get along
without Donahue, anyway, as we Will
have Mickey Flynn and Donovan,
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TRIBUTE TO THE PIONEERS.

OF what noble stuff were those men
who brought civilization and Industry
to these barren western wastes Let us
nobly train these children OF theirs.
Not one wit less heroic were the wo-
men, who, living amidst these solltudes
and cut off from the 'retlnements of clvI,
lIzaton and the comforts OF home, so
patiently and cheerfully bore their
share OF this great burden TIL they filled
these secluded homes with sunshine and
happiness, and the memories some OF
you with all that you cherish most.
The great question with us Is how to
train their children for the imperial
tasks that await them, We shall 80
teach them to work that even drudgery
shall be exalted to the beauty and sane
tity OF an Offering to God In all our
training the love for honest hard work
is first and foremost.
What the fathers and mothers with
such industry and toll have so we'll be-
gun, their children under our instruc-
ton must be prepared TO carry onward,
Let us then, be proud OF our calling
as teachers, not using IL as house Of
refuge till we can get another, HUI, Civ
ing thanks II we are worthy 10 take Il
up; that as true teachers We may know
the thrill OF Joy that comes from i'm
parting TO these young souls the bread
OF knowledge, which shall nurture their
minds to beauty and strength under
our hands, SO may we attain 10
something Of the devoted and unsellsh
spirit OF the one great Teacher, and IN
our hearts realize the Significance OF his
greatest words, ut Is more blessed TO
give than to receive"
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scandinavian Meeting.

The scandinavian meeting on Sunday
April 3. vii be held In the Assembly
hall, at 4 o'clock y. M, or Immediately
after the services IN the Tabernacle.
All interested are cordially invited.
Tuesday evening at o'clock q concert
win be given In the Tabernacle for the
benefit OF the Latter.day Saints meet
inghouse In Stockholm, This Will be
one OF the events" Of the conference.
j. NJ. SJODAHL,
NJ, CHRlST0PHERs0N,
J. 8, JENSEN
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BATTERY BOY DEAD.
0rson p Hansen Of This City Falls a
Victim to Consumption.

Orson r, Hansen. member Of Bat
terry c, n. g. IT,, and volunteer In
the United states navy during the
Spanish American war. passed away
this morning at the home Of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs A. w. Hansen,
1918 Windsor avenue, OF consumption,
aged % years and 10 months. The de-
ceased was a native Of Denmark and
had host Of friends, who will be pain
ed TO hear Of his demise, The funeral
will be held Sunday at p. m, from the
ThIty-hrst ward Westinghouse,
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TwELvE$YEARs MORE,
That is What Waddell Gets for His
Part in Recent Jail Break

d Twelve moro years OK Imprisonment
were addeayt&s BE TINT kbIpnyJtsnry
waidsn IS w.servips IN the stdfd bris-
on by Judge Morse Today, when he son
fenced the prisoner TO 70 years Tor the
crime OF assault with intent 10 commit
murder, one year for grand larceny and
one year TOR escaping from prison Wad-
dell IL now serving q term or ~ years
for robbery and assault, II he secures
the benefit Of a copper Tor good be-
havior, the sentence IMPOSED upon him
this morning will only aud SIX years ana
~ months TO his present term
Waddel was found guilty OF the crime
Of assault with intent 10 commit murder
by Jury after being tried twice. the FIRST
Jury being unable 10 agree on q verdict
lie pleaded guilty to the other two
charges The crimes were committed dur-
Ing the prison break In October last,
when the prisoner fired at Guard Mayor
and stole a watch from Guard Jacobs.
After Maddoll was sentenced by the
court he asked that he DO granted new
trial on the ground OF newly discovered
evidence. In support Of his mouon Wad-
dell, In addressing the court, said that
the guilty party had made confession
some four months ago, and stated that
Waddell had nothing 10 do with the crime
ted. he said that no Is innocent OF tho
crime and he felt that he had Just cause
for new trial His attorney, Frank Nc
Graw. stated that he had Investigated the
facts connected with the alleged confess
sion and that he did not copslder them
sufficient 10 warrant moving for a new
trial. Judge Morse informed WQddell
that his attorney would have. 20 LOOK az
ter his case for him and he did not take
cognizance OF the conylcts personal plea
for a new trial
The convict was sentenced ON the as
sault charge first and before the court
passed sentenced upon the other two
charges, the defendant made a plea for
cemency. lie said that after the break
he had been confined IN q dungeon on
bread and water for 10 days, ana IL sun
in solitary confinement, which he Thought
II pretty severe punishment
Edward Mullen, another convict impll-
Gated In the prison break, was arraigned
before Judge Morse this morning on the
charge OF escaping from prison and Sat
urday, March 10, was set as the date for
him 10 enter his plea. In the meantime
the court win appoint an attorney TO de-
tend him,
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MISCELLANEOUS
DIED.

uANsEN-At ics TI oossSSssan SllSn q \,
s sOS e. s''i son Of A. J. w sr S"I % nopih'
member Of Battery = navy IN COS
volunteer In the T" . am.
Spanish war ...i,,s will be neg asfd
IssS ana can View }s' % fs sp ~
y, ,unesral Interment 10 CIV -
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WILL MEET APRIL 2,
Utah County Republicans win Elect
Delegates on That Date
lsneolal 10 the oNews J

Provo, Utah March IA meeting Of
the Republican central committee was
held here today. at which It WAS decided
to hold the county convention 10 ne
courthouse April 2 attn, m, for the paT'
pose Of electing delegates to the ''a''
convention to he held in Salt Lake TIE
primaries are 10 be held not later lhan
March n and the apportlonmeni 5 on
basis OF one delegate for every y No'ss
cast for Hon, Joseph Howell, making 'hs
total delegation aj. ,.,,l...sl,.
Chairman DeM0isey rendered hls re s.i,
nation on account of his removal 70 sAI
Lake. Action on II was deferrel ull ~, ,ug
county convention TO be held on 'ne 'Dl
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SALT LAKE CANDY CO.

sary OF the organization Of the Relief
society, which was TO have taken plats
last night In the Kemmerer meeting.
house, was postponed until the early
part OF next week, no definite date hsr.
Ing been decided upon, An eSctlssi
program has been arranged for thk o.
casion. refreshments will be served sni
an exceptionally good time is antidRl,
ed by all. ...4
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ROBBED WHILE ASLEEP.
Experience Of Charles Dahl With John
Nelson, Who is Arrested.

Charles Dahl, a stranger to Salt Lake,
came into town yesterday and spent
last night. or part Of Il In a CONNER
Gal street roomlng house. He had a
companion In one John Nelson, alias
Larson. They went TO bed together, but
about o'clock this morning Dahl woke
up and discovered that Nelson was non
cot. lie also discovered that he had
been robbed Of $40 by his supposed
friend He hurried over 20 the police
station and told his troubles 10 po-
liccman lie also gave a description
Of Nelson, This morning the police To-
Gated Nelson at Woods Cross and sent
Olllcer Scager 10 bring the man back TO
Salt Lake, Seager captured his man
and landed him In Jail. Nelson had
nothing to say about his arrest, and
neither denied nor admitted that he
stole the money He win be charged
with grand larosrv
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Plus Receives Congratulations

Rome March 10 To-day being st.
Joseph's day, Pope Plus names day the
pope received congratulatory addresses
and kilograms from all parts of Italy
and from abroad The members Of the
ST. Peters club, which includes the
whole Of Roman clerical society, as Is
their custom, presented the pontft with
a magnificent basket Of the most care
fully selected fruits and flowers The
basket represented a Venetian gon-
dola
The pope in thanking the giyers made
a most touching reference 70 his DE.
loved Venice" adding Il pray shall
prove a good helmsman for the bark
of st. Peter"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
THE rEAcHERs VOCATION.

The profession OF the teacher is no
exception. We can clearly discern the
Influence OF our vocation upon our
selves. Among the unfortunate infiu-
ences TO which the teacher Is subject
are Cd That the teacher In tempted to
limit his training and development 10
what Is actually necessary for his daily
labor II he Is teaching one branch,
he may become narrow. IL he is teach
ing many branches, he may become
shallow Some are turning out dab
blers In all branches and proficient In
none. IF | were selecting q teacher"
continued the speaker, II should regard
not so much what he knows as his ca
pacity for growth. There Is danger
that the teacher will get into a rut.
and 10 lose that alertness, elasticity and
inspiring manner, which a good teach
er always possesses. Some teachers
after 10 years IN their vocation are
less efficient than when they began;
for the Joy and zest OF their former
days no longer enlighten their instruc-
ton, The school drags slowly, and no
longer resembles the chariot speeding.
TO the live teacher, the morning breaks
like fair creation when he enters the
school room, His daily life IL not
tame and monotonous one, but Is filled
with fresh and inspiring "reminiscences.
He Is awake, alive. and the thrill OF
new being Is In his blood With such
a teacher, the school Is in the hands OF
man . woman, and not OF ma
chine,
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have been closed and steam Is beInI
used to extlnguish the blaze,
sl'LLY < CO. IS STATEMENT.

have been closed and steam is being
used to extingush the blaze,
suLLY & CO.'S STATEMENT.
This afternoon the following state
ment was given out al office Of ID, D.
Sully & Co.;
ID. j. Sully & co. have made an
assignment with Joseph ii, Hoadley as
assignee. Mr. Hoadey, upon advice
of his counsel, has taken charge Of the
office and is examining the firms ac'
counts AZ present he IL unable 10
make any statement regarding the as
sets or liabilities Of the firm although
he hopes to give out this Information
within two or three days Mr. Hoad.
ley. the assignee. Is the organizer OF
Tie American Locomotive company re
Is a lifelong friend Of both MI Sully
and Mr.. Morse"
Towards the close Of the cotton mar.
ket there was evidently a feeling OF
greater confidence and It seemed AS
though concerted effort was being
made to bring them up to mike the set
Ting figures as favorable 10 the Sully
people Az possible,
The market closed steady at a net
advance Of 40 to 20 points on the more
active months while the new crop was
to 10 points net higher. Sales were
estimated at $4,000 bales.
Leading spot houses were heavy buy
ers on the advance ana private adyioes
from the south said that spot offerings
were being withdrawn,
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ROSS HAD TO GO.
Bad Boy Was Sent to Reform School
Today by Order Of the Court

Ross More who was tried before Judge
Morse last saturday Tor commitment 10
the reform school was this morning COM
mltted to that Institution A question
was raised al the hearing last Saturday
40 TO the uge " the boy lle contendcd
that ne was over Is years old and hence,
init him TO the reform school, Since that
time word has been received from his
parents 10 the eject that he was II
years old IN January Judge Morse ac-
Cordingly committed him az stated above.
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BIG. CONFERENCE
Of HARTMAN MEN.
lSneclal TO the aNews. y.

e'peo,a' 10 'ne views :.
San Francisco Cal, March III.
Krutschnitt, fourth vice president and
assistan, "a the prestden, of the South
-. ns',a 90. Cal. -
erh rauihc' ieaFes 'ouay ioi sai. i'aNe
to consult with Union Pacific, oregon
Rak,yay & Navigation, and Oregon
chot, Iioa sorotoIs rnr - MN,
'''''' '''''e N33lL t,f ,s.r
rno,urv a., sbo,, inc heaaouariers
,h,' t arn m ny reaard 9 ~ ,he have was
, urnd my ,'1 ~ hisnl Tbaro Was no,h1
in ~ a,va ~ ~, ~ rsSoyd 10 the confer
nneo u,h,ch wo .'a,,eeed ~ mo The great.
49, ar mrm :, VI" =, &c s,s,od ibo,yeysr that
~ Vim Il, na.onssronea be,a hero ON
Monrd ~ SrS,etb NJ Sr,iltaohnitt
psns,S1r, ord GanoIrat Nanae SrSh T..
Ml,ior . ~ n S'e ~ Via presi.
S no'.'e anS 81 c '"e Manager w & ran
o oros, p ,ns ,hn.'iin,on Peclsc AssIstant
ConeroI Manager y n, calvin OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
THIRTY.THREE BABIES.
Births and Deaths as Reported to the
Board Of Health.

The report OF the board Of health for
the week ending March 10 shows 80
births, OF this number % were males
and II famales, The deaths for the
same length OF time numbered q, Of
which 10 were males, and II females,
There were only two cases Of diphtherla
reported and three cases removed. leav-
Ing four cases In quarantine at the close
of the week one case " scarlet fever
was reported ana two flags removed,
leaving three cases, There were three
new cases Of smallpox and one remoy.
ed. LAYING 40 cases In quarantine
Thirty.tWo cases of whoopngcough aud
one OF measles We're reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19

What two words mean most
to your grocer' and what do
they mean'
Schilling's Best; and they
mean a good deal Of bushes,
without any trouble.
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gait, our air, our unconscious appear.
anees reveal the mystery OF our lives;
we are living eplstles known and real
Of all men.