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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local office OF tho weather
bureau for the "a hours ending at Ga. m.
today;
Barometer reading st 6 a. m. 2iit
inohesi temperature at s a. NJ, 70 degrees.
maximum u, minimum, %, mean, IS,
which 10 % degrees above normal
Deficiency OF the daily mean tempera
ture since the frst Of tho month de-
greet
Excess q daily mean temperature since
Precipitation since the FIRST OF tho
month g inch. which is "a inah below
Deficiency IN precipitation rnO. Jan, 1,
"a inch.
FORECASTS TILL sP, NJ SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday. with
local snow; colder.
- For Utah-(SorsOasts taken At Denver
COlO)i
Partly cloudy tonight and sunday, with
local snow colder
wyoming
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday, with
local snow; colder.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer Is highest over the Pa
cine, east Gulf, and south Atlantic states;
and lowest over northern Michigan, upper
Mississippi valley, extreme northwest,
northern Rocky mountain slope, and
northern plateau region,
Precipitation occurred principally over
portions Of the Pacific and west Gulf
states and plateau region with heavy
rainfall az Los Angeles, 81 inches, re-
lleving the long drouth ~ southern Cali
fornia, II was raining this morning AT
Los Angeles, and Galveston.
The temeprature has risen generally
over the country east OF the Rocky
slope, with a decided fail over
portions Of Montana idaho and the Brit
lsh Northwest Territories
r. j, HYATT,
Local Forecaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
LATE LOCALS.

The Christmas music given last Sun
day IN the First Presbyterian chSrch
win bo repeated tomorrow morning
Bandmastcr John Held, has 50 i'm.
proved that he IL able TO come down
stairs once a day, and Is considered
convalescent,
The new L. d. s, hospital which opens
on Wednesday Of the coming week de-
sires 20 secure the services Of Ave more
thoroughly trained nurses,
Architects Erskine & LilgenberS are
completing plans FOR q $4,000 brick and
stone, modern residence for Bishop 2.
G johnson at Blackfoot Ida,
Several carloads Of marble have ar.
rived from Vermont for the Federal
building, and supt BiXler is now en-.
gagged In setting the slabs In position.
A reception VIII be given at the
First NJ. f, church on Monday night
by Rev and Mrs. Benjamin Young,
assisted by the official board and their
wives,
Workmen ere busy taking down the
old telephone wires from tho poles on
East Temple street, as they are no
longer needed with tho underground ca.
bles in working order,
The Postal Telegraph company has
material on the way FOR an additional
wire from Butte 10 Portland. The Salt
Lake management opened today,
branch ONCE IN the Knutsford hotel
Mrs. Glen Miller and children an,
spending the holidays In Geneva,
Switzerland, Mrs Miller Will 70 10
Rome next week. 10 remain for time,
the boys returning to their school du-
ties.
a Goldaold, New paper reports that
party OF SALE Lake capitalists has
purchased two lots 50xiO0 feet al thu
center OF the town for hotel with 100
rooms The price for tho site was
1870.
The Utah Liquor company has sold
out he wholesale business 10 Bser
Bros OF Leadyllle, Colo, who will be
here early IN the year to assume con. |
troll. The Utah people continue the re.
tail business 40 usual.
The Salt Lake Veteran Firoman's as. |
ISOLATION Is the recipient Of photo.
graphic group Of the California vol |
uniter association taken In southern |
California The picture VIII be hung IN
ihe ,tall OF the association on Canyon
road.
Three cases Of smallpox were report.
I'd TO the board OF health today. They
are: J. r. Morgan, aged SO. residlng
At SSs west Third North, w. ]. GLADE
aged 80. residing at 327 c street. Eva
tiolmberg, aged 7, residing at lOa5 west
First South street
a chlld's purse containing small
mount OF change was picked 10 on
.UN street this morning by DR. A
p Fherry whose Office Is on the sec.
ma hoor OF tic Deseret News building
me purse may be recovered by caEine
md identifying It.
bruhacktr 3 Campbell. hardware
.ealers, will increase their capital from
zS'vVV TO 1S0,oeo, and admit to the Arm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31

j. william Eimunds and ]. W. Mer.
VII Nc Merrill was formerly with the
salt Lake Drug company, and Mr. M,
munds with the Salt Lake Hardware
company Both are business men Of
long experience,
While tho weather continues warmer
today, the skies are leaden, and threat
en- to drop precipitation any hour while
NC local weather Office pr0phesles snow
and colder weather for the glad new
year. As suggested In last evning's
News" the low borametrlo area has
dropped down like blanket over
pretty much the entire country,
AS yet no trace has been secured OF
Will y. Wanless, tho attorney who Is
wanted here upon the charges OF OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses, and
falling 10 account for trust money In
his possession. and Il is now believed BY
the officials that he has quit the state
for good II was rumored today that
he had gone to Canada; that he board
ed the Lagoon train IN this city and
went 10 Woods Cross, where no board.
ed the Short Line train for the north.
Landlord Sam Porter OF the Kenyon
and wife returned this morning from
a six weeks visit 10 Chicago and the
worlds fair Mr. Porter Gays the fair
was such huge enterprise that 10 do
II justice, one had to take a long time
In going over t. He also says that
the 'rumpus" down east over the Nor.
mon question is being sized up as an
eXaggeration. He went into large i'm.
migration agency IN Chicago and
found that rs per cent OF people who
called there FOR information prior to
moving west, asked for all the litera.
ture II was possible to get about Utah
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court Of The State of Utah. M ana for I'M,
County N Salt Lake W. he matter N
me Estate and Guardianship of Homer
William Brown Minor Iha Undersigned
VIII sell at public auction thc all6wlrg
described real estate situated ln SAID Ike
city, salt Lake County Utah boo1girs
70 the said minor t0-wU Commencing
az tho northwest corner 70 iot 3. block 4
plat "A Salt Like Cty survey. ui-A
south i2i4 feet. thence east "a rs.
thence north 12a feet, thence w5N \
rods 10 tho place OF beunnIng-at D
o'clock a IN. on Thursday the l.h tlf
or JAM a. ID 1876, al Room $40 Tomreua
building which guid rcmpst0n building
is situated on the corner OF East Temple
and South Temple streets salt Lake en-.
utah terms 0f sale. cash. lawful m01ey
of the United states 10 pei cent OF POI.
chase price TO be paid az the time oi sale
and tho balance on confirmation " sLe By
said court
MRS, MATTE NJ BROWN.
Guardian
Cannon, Irvine & Snow, attorneys ior
estate.
Dated at. Salt Lake city Utah. thl, Uh
day Of December A ID. 1904
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Best Of tho Good Ones
May the New Year
Be a Prosperous
One FOR YOU.


And as tho old yea- dies, we wish 10
thank our host Of friends for the sup.
port which they have given THEE
GROWN PRODUCTS, Baking Pow.
der Extracts, Spices, Coffee and Teas,
during 1904,
We have sndsaVorsd to show our ap.
probation eyey day Of the year by
making our products the very best that
money and skill combined with a long
experiences could produee-"Bsst Of tho
sood onsS'-and that We have been
sueesssiul is s.test'd by tho fact that
you have given VS. your loya support,
and hslpsd US 10 build w an industry
Of which We feel Justly proud
We promise YOU for 1905 the same
high quality Of BAKING POWDER,
EXTRACTS. SPICES, COFFEE, and
Teas,--ths THREE cRoWN-"esst OF
tho good onse'--that is making Utah
famous, and ask that when you buy
these products during 1905, you always
remember 10 say,
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ROBERTS COMPLETE WORKS

Outlines OF Ecclesiastical History Do
NI6' $3.50, S2.75, "The Gospel K
Nlg6, u5o New witness Ion Cav
tL5O' $3.50 Succession In he pr ~
dency' SOC, Soc 75c, "Rise ana Nm ~ y,
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cutions," sl2j &.25,"Mormon Da,t,,r,
OF Deity SL00, u25 and Sis Dessrs,
News Book Store, Salt Lake Cl,y
Utah. wy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
CIlADWlCKs RAIL FIXED.
A FATAL FIRE.
Mrs, Joseph Reuss Of Norfolk.
Neb., Burned to Death,

Norfolk. Neb.. Dec. gi.-In n FIRE near
Elg'n Mob. today Mrs Joseph Rcuw
shortly afterwards Mrs Rtuss clothing
caught Gro and she dlYed into n tank IN
water quanchng the flames. which en-
veoped her but not however, before her
clothes had been burned IN her. shc
dashed into tho burning house. sxun.
gushed The IRE and saved her children
and soon afterwards died from the effects
on the burns she had received
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
AN UNIMPoRTANT DETAIL.

George Meredith, the advocate Of A..
year marriages, lives in a chalet In one
Of the most beautiful parts or England
and here, In profound quletude ana se-
olusion, he writes his brilliant novels
with slow care.
Mr. Meredith, like many other men
OF talent, Is abeent-mnded In I'm
aon' one day, he spoke or .tream near
MS house, describing with mlnuteness
me beauty Of IFS banks bridges ana
oyerhangng foliage. nav
=. which way someone asked. does
mat stream run, Mr.. Meredlth-toward
so,and so or toward so-and.so?o
Really l don't know, never no
ueed," said the novelist, oolmIy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
New Comet Discovered.

Washington, Dec o. Thu naval obser.
vatory here was notified last night by ca-
bic from Klel Germany, Of tho discovery
Of comet by R0rrelly Of MargellleB
right ngccnslon 1 hour "a minutes, south
decllnaton 10 hours no minutes This
comet was Immediately looked up and OBJ
served by Messrs Hammond and Wright
OF the naval observatory stan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
RUNAWAY STREET CAR.
Dashed Down First Street Hill With.
out Leaving the Rails,

While coming down the First street
hill at 1880 this afternoon, the Sixth
street car got beyond control of tho
motorman and went speeding down the
hill az q terrific rate. 20 fast, IN fact,
as 10 terrorlze all the passengers For
q time the ladies on the car were al
most hystercal, and some threatened
TO jump but the conductor prevailed
upon them 70 remain seated, and thus
all danger OF accident was avoided.
Strange to say the car continued on It's
way and rounded the curve without
leaving the track or injurlns In the
least any OF the passengers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
THE ELLIS FUNERAL.
1t Was Held This Afternoon--D Deceased
Answered Query as TO Who He Was.


Funeral services over the remains OF
Charles Ellis, The well known local
writer whose charred remains were dis
covered IN his home on Tuesday night
last, were held this afternoon from tho
undertaking parlors Of Joseph William
Taylor ON West Temple street a large
number OF friends gathered TO do honor
t. his memory and the sermon was de-
llyered by Bishop Orson +. Whitney,
who eulogi2ed him for his good deeds
and his strength Of character. Remarks
was also made by Elder George A.
Smith and Col NJ. NJ. Kalghn, while
the singing was furnished by the
Seventeenth ward choir, Interment was
IN the City cemetery.
AT the close OF his pamphlet on
Christian and Mormon Doctrlnes,'
Charles Ellis Gree rellgionist) wrote
inc following concerning himself;
WHO IS CHARLES ELLTsg
For those who, having read the fore
gong pages, may ask the above oues-
ton, the author takes the liberty To
say that 81 years ago he graduated
WIZ honors from well known thee.
logical school, and was at the time or.
delned 10 the Christian mlnistrv'p
But hls study OF theology had con-
WINGED him that so-called "Chrlstlan-
lty' was not Christian religion--,yaa
not tho religion OF Jesus Christ
and he very soon abandoned tbe
profession, turning his attention
70 journalism and literature. Coming
20 ulah dozen years ago 1880. he
became az once Interested In conditions
mere IN which he found large mum.
per OK so'called "freeihlnkers,' every
where. else the opponents OF the Chris.
'lan churches yet here united With tbe
anti Mormon churches in an nm.
'crupulous effort 70 destroy the "Nlor.
mon Church by DISTINGUISHING tho
whole Mormon population. A eare.
'ui study Of the Mormon" people Their
religion social condition and praotIcal
work convinced him that thew vera |
~ every way superior, generally speak. |
re- TO their opponents and thai ina |
ight against them was unjust. maliei. |
'uA and inhuman lie, therefore e. /
loused the cause OF the "MormoDsp
masked and by tongue and pen broke
~ the old anti Mormon" political par-
y OK Utah, thereby blazing the tran
or statehood and the Independence OF
this people His experience az "A /
tudept OF theology has prevented him
rom Joining the Mormon" Church
ut ne mas Tor years seen In II an or.
that more than any other
'lll' IN the nature OF things. or in Che
rovldenee Of Cod as others might
9y Inevitably do a great work m dis.
buslng the minds Of nominal Christi.
ns OF the gross errors that have made
Christianity an oppressive and dam
erous power In the Christian" world
)r many centuries,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
NEARING The END.
Mrs. Maria S. Burton, PioAeer Utah
Woman, Close to the Grave.

Maria S, Burton, wife Of Gen, Robert
\, Burton, and one Of the pioneers OF
Utah, Is seriously IN at her home on the
corner OF First South and Second West
streets, suffering from an attack Of la
grippe, Mrs. Burton is over rs years
OF age but heretofore has enjoyed ex-
ceptionaly robust health, Yesterday
afternoon the physicians In attendance
announced that they could not hold out
hopes OF recovery However, the stu
alton this morning is somewhat i'm
proved. Mrs. Burton is resting quietly.
and her immediate friends are again
becoming hopeful that she viii recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
Hoods SarSapariila
and Pills

Eradicate Il, positively and absolute
ly, This statement is based on the
thousands Of permanent cures these
medicines have wrought.
my daughter had scroiulA. with eleven
sores on her neck and about her ears. Hood
sarsaparllla wns highly recommended and
ihe took II and was cured, She 10 now Ia
good health" Mas, ]. II. JoSEs, Parker
City, ina
HOODS 6hrsaparlIla promises 20
cure ana keeps the premise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
Baku Strike Continues.

Tifis. Transcnucada, Dec. d-The
strike az Haku continues
The street railroads have suspended ser
vice, tho electric light wires have been cut
and the newspapers are not being pub
lIshed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
10 CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tablets
All druggists refund the money II u fails
10 cure. Z. " Groves signature is on
each box 25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
ADMIRATION Treaty Wa spaIn

Washington. Dec 3l.-Mr DIED, the
Spanish minister, today signed with
secy. Hay am arbitration treaty be-
tween Spain and the United states n m-
liar to those already signed with ot'Ar
nations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31

REAL ESTATE MEN wanting ds.d,
contracts, agreements or other iag.l
blanks, VIII ind the latest forms ~
the Deseret News Book store.
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DIED

sMIrH-At 2ll east Eighth South ,,-,.,
ths city. Dec 81 le)l Mary 4 wis
Of john a. smith an ola time G n
man, aged 20 years. native 0f CopsB.
Notice OF funeral later
The remains arc at me l.n8ortakipg nae.
Temple street "'''
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NEBEkER--At her home. $40 north
Fourth West. OF dr0nsy. al
saturday, Dec 80. Maria l. Ns5sts-
Deceased was born Jan. rs. isa. al West
Chester Chester county. Penn
Funeral services win be held from m.
Twonty-sec0n1 ward mcaunehousa NAM.
day Jan. 2 at p m. Friends Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
MOVIES
SPECIAL!

New Years Matinee and Ball al
Christonsens and $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31

nounced that Or Chadwick would not
De placed under arrest and that they
would return 90 Cleveland This after.
noon a5 friends
PAPERS SERVED on HIM
r. W. Ducker secretary TO Lawyer
George Ryall served papers ON Dr.
Chadwick in "a snit Tor Herbert D.
Newton OF Bro0kIne Mass aud then
repeated the service 90 make doubly
sure.
vs.. b. Fay OF Cleveland came 10 see
The ChadWicks, but was ordered one
Of the cabin by Barry. The pary Will
not so 10 New York AZ all but win
remain I'm New Jersey and VIII leave
from jersey CITY THIS afternoon i0r
Cleveland
sheriff Barry then expected that the
doctors daughter would not 90 to
Cleveland, but would soon start for
Florida, where she has relatives.
one reason why sheriff Barry did not
arrest d. Chadwick was that ho dId
not have the eXtIadti0n papers The
law requires that the papers should be
Kept ln the custody OF Now York
official and were in the possession OF
Detective Srgt BonnoIt, OF the New
York CITY police headquarters. he was
10 have Joined Sheriff Barry at tho
battery when The latter started down
me bay on The revenue cutter 90 meet
.h8 Pretoria but did not appear and,
although the sheriff made every effort
10 reach him by telephone, could not
be- found So sheriff Barry vent ahead .
Without The papers
CHADWlCK's BAIL FIXED.
Cleveland. Dec 3l--Judge Tlden. in
he criminal court today. fixed the bail
II Dr. Chadwick at $1,000. Atty Daw-
ey stated that q bond Tor that amount
'ill probably be- ready when Dr. Chad
glCk arrives hfro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
E. W, GILLETTE HERE.
General Freight nnd Passenger gent Of
Saiftake Route,

General Freight nud Passenger gent OF
saitinke Route,
r, w GlIlet,, general freight and
passenger agent OF the Salt Lake
Route, arrived Ia this city this morning
from Los Angeles and left this after
noon on a trip down the line. He re-
ports al hands busy az Los Angeles
working on the tariffs SO as to be I'M
readiness for the opening of the road.
Mr. dillett will spend few DAYS in
Utah going over the local situation.
NOTES.
D. J, Lindsay general agent Tor the
Chicago & Northwestern al Janesvlle
Wis., h IN 'he city today ON his way
home from a visit 10 Idaho. Vie denies
the persistent rumor that he has come
west TO get married
9 Bock( emigration agent for the
Oregon Short Line at Dayton, o.. ls
numbered among the visiting railroad
men today.
Il Is believed that William X. Meal.
lister general agent of the Southern
Pacific at Denver win be appointed 10
succeed y. r. Griffin general aeent ~
the Union Pacific who resigns tonight.
thereby consolidating the two offices
upon lines Ia vogue IN Salt Lake and
elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
Scrofuia

II Is commonly inherited.
Few are entirely free from II,
Pale, weak, puny children are
afflicted with II IN nine cases out OF
ten, and many adults suffer from It.
Common indications are punches in
The neck, Assesses, cutaneouS erup-
tons, inhamed eyollds, sore ears,
ricketts,, catarrh, wasting, and general
debility,
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THE DEvERE STORY.

li l' NhlIfoIoNNeul Nneu tolu lJfChn0-
wick Of the statement that has been
made that Mrs Chadwick "a believed 10
be Nine Devere. The physician fell
hack as II stunned,
Nine. Deyefe he cried, "Oh. no, no:
don't say that That cannot be- | do
rot believe that such q thing can be
possible. n nhe IS I have never sus-
pected i ond 1 cannot for a moment be-
ileve IT,
no you think Mrs. Chadwick can bs
guilty as accused 70 was asked.
u cannot think her guilty OF any,
thing / do not know the charges but
che cannot be guilty.
When ASKED about tho son. Emil
Hoover Chadwick, the doctor said.
Emil Is ono OF the grandest boys
ever knew ] have never had 10 cor
rect HIM love him as N he were my
own, Il is Ike him 20 stand by his
mother 70 closely. I have been blessed
by my daughter and stepson"
HIS FINANCIAL RESOURCES.
When asked about his financial re-.
Sources, he said:
III what the papers say Is true, am
n pennless pauper. You saw my beau.
tiful home ia Cleveland and you know
how ! have lived Now see nae. coming
back IN the second cabin, /. who have
always Travelled by the beat ships and
occupied the best cabins But II an
that has been said Is TRUE / am home.
less ana without a dollar. on. Il ia
hard for one OF my time Of life to como
20 this.
You ask II am guilty have said
no
ITO make my situation clear. haye
IN contemplation the writing of book
] want physicians. lawyers. clorgymen.
bankers business men. everybody An
know where ] stand. 7 have written
The skeleton OF The book already ana
hope 10 have Tine 20 write Il. That
win show tho world everything.
You Jay my wife is accused NJ being
Moe. Devere, ni9 I look into her bis.
toryY Think Of my position. I was
WidoWer with an Invalid sister nv
mother I'm bed with n fractured lee nv
eight year old daughter motherless.
Would ! not be glRd 10 know some
one who would take I'm interest I'm nav
household ana bring order out N
cnaosf No one on earth can know tnv
ieelngs today aud God helm that
blessed gin who has been helping me
bear NY burdens" ''''
~ ms time a revenue cutter with
hhrlu Barry aboard tied up 10 the
lewer.ng SIDE Of the Pretoria. ana no
tnerip. camhored aboard. HIS com.
Ms already known TO Or. Chad,ylck
as announced by steward ana Mr.
h.5iy wss at once admitted 10 tbe
eau'p. TIE Two men hal long con.
i''e'.'s after which Mr. Barry an