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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
LECTURES COMPLETED,
Seasons Course at University Sunday
Schoo Comes 90 an End,

Yesterday marked the conclusion ~
the work In the unNerdty sunday
school for this year The year has been
q most mon,able one. and much praise
ia du1 Dr Tulmago and Prot Mills for
the sucooesml way In which they have
conducted the courses IN the respective
ulasB.H,
the concluding lecture for the cur.
rent session IN the course on Jesus, lh0
christ was devoted 10 the considorUs
ton Of the sermon on the Mount" Dr.
Talmago characterized this uH the mas.
torplooo IN the literature Of the ages,
lie presented concise an llyBls Of the
high principles and aubline teachings
therein ombOdlcs, beginning with the
BcNlltudcs and closing with the Gold.
en- Rule, The lecturer contracted the
PRONUNCIATION " the law from sinai -
RlaNun on stone amidst llghtnlngs and
thunder smoke and iilo--with tho
Vnunclolion VI tho gospel OF happiness
ana blessings AZ spoken ON NutlM nv
i'm who NAH prpsomiuontly gentle ana
loving Kind ana loyOble,
The new teachings ala not nulllfy
the law, far lcra ala they destroy t..
except nH advancing manhood dostrOyh
the ch0ractorlHllcB of youth, or as tho
Hprontmg plant destroys the seed from
which II springs The significance %
the declaration that no Jot or tiltlc Of
the law rhull fail was shown I'M tho
light " the pathological moaning Of the
terms,
The sermon WAS summed up nv tho
doctrine Of the Kernel versus that Of
the mek the religion of the spirit ru-
polecllnR me dogma OF the letter II
hnd long been taught that Co be &C..
coWablc one must be outwnrdly md
oeromonlally clean Jesus taught that
cleanliness Of heart was essential Tho
spirit OF revenge WAS condemned, tho
law of love pXtOlled Whatsoever go
would that men should do to you, do go
even 10 10 them
Prof Mills locturod from the follow
INK eyllnhuH, hs subject being "Tho
Nophltc Plates ana what They cons.
tain"
The Brass plotes--llow the Nephllos
came IN possession " them what they
We're their use to he peoples on this
continent,
The Large Plates rirs, ones made,
contained political history OF tho Ne,
philtsi lneso were the plates abridged
by Mormon,
The Small Plalcs-MOde by Neph UNI
der special commandment from God
contained religious history; the two Sec
lions translated by the Prophet
The TWCniy.four Plates Of Gold
Made by Ether, discovered by Limits
men, contained u history of the jared
ltoei subsequently translated by Mo-
sian II ana stu later abridged by Mo-
ROM, son NJ Mormon
Tho Plates of Mormon These vera
made Ny Mormon during the fnaI
struggles Of the NcphItes for national
existence They were an abrldgmcnt of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22

RI col 70, W. Totock, q, A, Ri W, D.,
Ritter Il, l. veteran,
Lincoln school Alfred Kent, q, A,
RI j. J.. stevens, q, A. r.
Lowell School--Mrs, Duncan, w r.
O. NJ, A, Brcedon, o. A. RI j, H.
Grant, J.. J. veteran
OquIrrh school--Mrs, Lawrence, w.
H. O. j. NJ, Bowman, o. a, Ri ID, j.
Davis, H. l. veteran,
Riverside School.-Joaoph MlllIron, a.,
A, Ri Louis Kahn y, l. veteran,
sumner school Mrs, HIS w, II, CT
N y. Corner q, A. RI Murray King,
Il. L. veteran
Training School Mrs, Herr w H. CT
q, r. Davis q, A. Ri william I'D.
wards, !, J. veteran,
Twelfth school Mrs Lane, w. r. C,i
W. J., Rove, o. A. RI Charles Deer
ms i, ], veteran,
Uintnh school Mrs, Bowman, w, n,
G., r. l., Patterson, q, 4, Ri Joseph
BoutOn, l., l. veteran,
Union School-Mrs JonrIes, W. II,
C,i j, NJ, Bishop, a. A. Ri Elmer O.
Thomas j, l. veteran,
Wnsatch School-Mrs Meyers. w, r.,
81 :, ~ johnson, q, A. RI r. G, Nay.
lor H. !. veteran,
Washington School--ll J.. Burns, q,
A. RI George Decker H. I. veteran.
Webster School--E, q. boathorwood,
q, A, r., Horace Smith, y, |, veteran.
Whittier Sohool--Rudolph AIN, q, A,
Ri Emil Johnson, l.. |, veteran, Mira,
Harvey W, Il, &,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
AN AMBITIOUS EFFORT.
High School Students Will Dolvo Into
The Greek Play, "Antigono

A unique feature Of the performance
TO be given by the east side High
school dtudcnts, NJ the Grand Thcator
on next Saturday evening, win be the
presentation Of q scene from the Greek
play "Anlgono' The plnlnllve, yet
striking lines VI the translator OF
Sophoclcs, tho graceful Greek costumes,
and the woird-llko strains OF music
In the chorus Of the elders combine "
produce most beautiful effect,
In marked contrast 10 this scene, viii
bo one adapted from, tho "liousoboa, on
the Htyy,' by John Hendricks Bangs,
the popular humorous writer, Romo NJ
the young people, are said 10 be very
clever amateurs, and no end OF fun In
promised, provided, OF course, the au-
dlcnce ~ not too critical,
The number OF greatest educational
value VIII be the contest for honora In
debate by the representatives OF the
two literary societies, the Athonoum
ana the phllomnthoan Two gold mod
ais viii bo given by prominent cltlsons
10 the two best debniora, The esctc-
meni viii probably run pretty hlgh for
the four contestants are Of about equal
strength IN debate and the question hna
good points for both sides The sub
ject OF the debate ", Resolved, That
the free institutions ofAmorlca are moro
IN danger from emigration than from
internal dlssenslonr and corruption"
Fred B0sse,t and Acott
klmbnll Negatlyc--Cllfton Lockhnrt
and Charles Hines,
Two OF these young men represented
the school Ut Washington u, G, on In.
augural day and the other two have
spent two or three years abroad, visit
Ing several Of the countries Of Europe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
CREDIT MEMS FEAST.
Have Good Time at Commercial Club
And Elect Officers for Ensuing Ysar

AZ the banquet OF tho Utah Assooio-
ton OF Credit men NJ the Commercial
club saturday evening, the following
officers were elected for the coming
year; President, o, II, Hewlett, vice
president, Arthur Parsons, secretary,
Leon Sweet, treasurer, G, J. Crockwell
directors, George G, Lambert, Ed
Rosenbnum, j, l., Doran, G, w, stree
veil, Willard Scowcroft; general mana.
ser, John Q, Crltohlow,
The principal address OF the evening
wns made by President Hewlett, who
traced the history Of the past year
showing the success of the financial
dealings OF tho Utah merchants, Tho
following toaeta were given NOW
Legislation" by Mnthonihah Thomas,
"Ronoolions OF Credit Men" by Arthur
pNrpons "Reminiscences OF eacs.
man" by William Calder, 1.-THE MGR.
chant ~ q Civlligor" by Frank u,
Stephens "a Debtors View OF the
Credit man" by Joseph 4, Hyde, "Our
Ogden Members" by Theodore Schan-
eenboch profits aud Loss" by Joseph
~, Cnlnc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
MEMORIAL DAY,
VIII 10 Appropriately Celebrated by
Pub 10 Schools on Friday.

on Friday next May 70, the public
schools win celebrate Memorial day, AS
sisted by the local posts NJ tho Grand
Army Of the Republic, Thursday oven
lrg, May 20, the q, A. II, veterans VIII
hold nm entertainment In Federation
hail, near the corner ~ Fourth South
and state streets, ON which occasion IN
Interesting program win be carried out,
The general committee having ~
charge Memorial day exercises, VIII
meet nj \ o'clock tonight AT 1913 south
West Temple street, f0r the TRANSACT
ton OF important business, tho as
pgnmon, OF speakers TO the public
schools Friday " ~ follows -.
West Side llgh SCHOOL, Rev IT, j.
Talbot, q, A. Ri H. W, young H. l.
veteran,
East side lllgh sohool.-E II, clark,
q, a, r., lsnno RUSSELL J. veteran,
bonneville School~-W, y, uAbN o. A.
r., cieorgc pnekmnn, l., I, veteran,
Emerson school-.E H. Anderson, q,
A, ri ]. j, Myers, y, |, veteran,
Franklin School--Mra, Melton, w, r.
ca j, q, Nystrom, i, J. veteran,
Fremont School-lG u, Shepherd, o.
A. H., ~, A, Wodgowood, l., ], VET
Gran,
Grant School--M. NJ Kalghn O. A.
ri N, &, Iloberg, " J. veteran,
Hamilton sohoOl-sD, u, TwomcY o.
A. ri l., \, Dean, q, A, r.
Jackson school. Mrs, Nhownkor, W,
r. g., q, II, Squros, o. A. Ri Harold
Slcator, H. !, veteran,
Jordan Sohool-R, q, sloator, q, A. r.
Lafayette Sohool--H, q, Rollins, u. a,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22

the spirit irIumphp, II leads 10 things
above This ~ an individual warfare
but the wrestling" spoken Of ny tho
Apostle Paul was more than thht lor
II comprohonde the warfare between me
church and Kingdom of God and the
Kingdom Of the wicked one The prlll-
clpRlltIeg ana powers ana wlokodnohs
In high places that the Apostle re-.
ferrcd TO- The speaker enlarged
upon the conflict between the two
powers and the anal overthrow OF
satan and hla hosts, who W III be bound
for thousand years, ana the cnrth
and those that dwell upon II VIII Do
flee from his influences
Elder pcnrose oyhorted his hearers
70 avoid placing themselves undor the
Influence Of the oyl one by giving way
20 anger, malice, Jealousy, revenge ANA
n desire for retaliation against those
who inJuro them lie showed the blts
ter and mnlevolont spirit which h0d
been manifest against the church or
Jesus Christ OF Lltlor.ddy saints from
tho time Of It's organization by direct
revelation from Col lie asked, whgn
had the Saints ondaaYored 10 lnJuro
their fellow creatures or sought To de-
priyo them Of any Of their rights The
Saints had always occupied q position
OF defense and had been taught TO bear
with patience the assaults Of their enc
mics, ana TO leave them IN the hands
Of Him who had declared Vengeance
" mine, | VIII repay, saith tho Lord
lie dcporod The spirit OF carclossnoss
manifested by some OF the younger
people OF the church, and warned them
against yielding 10 the wilos ana de-
coplions OF tho adversary,
The speaker quoted from the Scrip
lures 10 show that In the latter times
Satan would come down among tho
children Of men having great wrath
because he knoWoth that he hath but
q short time lie referred 10 the
falsehoods and oyll reports ana rld.
culo sent out 10 injuie the church Of
Jesus christ OF Latter.day Saints and
attributed them "a those evil powers Of
which tho Apostle Paul spoke, and
which moved upon those who yielded
10 their influence and waH the same
spirit that had been manifest from tho
beginning, But truth would overcome
error, Hight would dlspel the darkness
the Kingdom Of God would triumph
over the kingdom OF the devil, tho
great millennium spoken OF by the pro-
phets would be ushored In. and that
universal fraternity and righteous.
ness ana peace which Elder savage hal
desired among men from his boyhood
would be fully realized All the prcdlo-
tons OF the prophets would be fulfilled,
the onrth and Its inhabitants would bn
redeemed from the powers OF evil,
Christ would come M its rlghtful King,
Paradise would he restored, Eden would
bloom again, and man would walk I'm
the presence Of God ana rejoice IN the
fullnpag OF lIlg glory,
The choir sang the anthem Lot The
Mountains shout Tor JOY after which
The congregation Joined IN singing
uDoyologyn ana tho benodlciIon was
pronounced by elder Joseph \ Wells,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
VETERAN AT REST,
Friends Pay Fitting Tribute to tho
Memory Of Elder Brmloy.

The last kindly oflocs attending tho
death ana burial OF Elder Blchard
BrImloy, second Bishop OF the Flfuh
ward, were performed yesterday after.
noon from the Flllh ward assembly
roomr, Bishop y, NJ, II, Seldom presid.
tho dismissal OF thu sunday school,
with which Elder Brlmloy had been as
ISOLATED Tor many years. 60 permit tho
children 10 take a last look ht the fea.
lures Of the departed dond Later,
The school formed IN front OF the lato
residence ana with bowed heads paid
mute reverence whllo the funeral corts
CSC wonded its way to the ward assem-.
bly, rooms
Tho hall was nllcd with sorrowng
relatives ana Friends, and thoro was "A
PROPULSION Of beautiful llornl omhloms,
all attestlng the respect felt for the do.
ceased Appropriate music was furn.
ished By the ward choir, which ren-
dered M an opening selection, "Whon
0rsl the glorious llRht OF truth" Pray.
or was offered by Elder George 10,
llufbidgo, The choir sang, Sweet IN
tho peace the Gospel brings" The
speakers IN their order were, llldorB
Hugh Watson, llyrum II, Evans, Ar.
mold q, dlauque, Bishop James c. Wat.
SON. Alex Buchanan, Jr,, Bishop llar.
rison sporry, David Mckenzie Aloxnn.
der watson, jones Poulton, William \,
CowNn, Samuel H. Harrow, Joseph ~
Taylor ana Bishop Stdd0n, An referred
10 the sterling qualities OF Bshop
Brlmley whom 10 know was 10 love,
lie had fought tho good nght and had
gone 10 receive q well morltod reward
Ills friends ana kInsfolk could do no
better thOn emulate the example whIon
he had set them,
During Inc service the choir rendered.
the hymns 80 MY fathor' and "Who
are those orrayod IN whIte2" ana M A
closing selection, Though doep'nlng
trials throng your way" The benedi.
tIOn 'Sas pronounced by Patriarch Jesse
West a long cOrtoge followed the ~,
mains 10 the city cemetery, whore tho
grave WAS dedicated by l3ldcr David
Mckenzie,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22

WIN overcome indigestion and dyspon,
annej SasSy' cSoI%ppSS2nTlss' E"9 'qbSS by SssI
blood mHchor and lnyIpor1lor In ma
world II n purely vegetable perfectly
harmless, and should You bo n sufferer
from dlHcoso YOU VIII uao II II YOU 6fo
III N, Andrews, Bdllor ana MGR. Cocoon
ana Rookodgc News Cocoa, Fla, writes
NJ have used your llrrhlno In my fam,
nv nnd ma n a most excellent mddirlno
ftn effects unon myself have been marx.
NJ JOo, Sold by " G, NJ T. Drug Don't u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22

the large plates, mo, ~, Contained In
addition to the Nhrldgmonl. Mormon'G
aud Moronra accounts " the last days
of the NophIios- translated by the
Prophet Joseph,
Other plaice~Thc natural Inference
Nv that the entire history ~ the Ne,
phtos could not be written ON the plates
already mentioned, nut we have az
the Record Of Henlf t3) the Record OF
Alma, tO the writings OF Abln0dl
How these various records were Ropt
DOrlng the opening exercises Thomas
AHhworth sang a nOcrod solo, Face To-
Face when WoH appreciated by an
proHOnt
The continuation " the lectures WIN
bo duly announced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22

oiNlIsls are M follows Mayor, a,
W. Charter, recorder, George Yoador,
treasurer d. w, Lloyd councIlmen,
Bert llnkangon and Walter Cooper
The nominees of the Citizens party
ore' Mayor william Cooper, ~.
cordor Joseph H. Wrght treasurer
Or r. A. klehle, marshal, r. H. Me.
Donald city justice VI the peace, j,
j, Williams, Councilman, Hyrum Con,
H. H. Booth, j, II, ssam and Albert
Glover
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS
Viz Oregon Short Line,

Salt Lake to Portland ana return
'VlItrll 't,t'tsttttttttttts
Solt Lake 10 Portland and return
zone way VIA San Fruncsco,n A2,b
Salt Lake 10 Portland ana return
como way via Loa Angelica boz, 10, "
Tickets TO Portland and return. al.
rect ON sale daily from May cath L,
september 8Qth, Inclusive, Ticket
reading ono way Via San Francisco ol
Los Angeles ON sale May 2lth, 95lh
sGth, son ana 3lst June lot, gnd, 3rl
ana IN Al tickets good fol
nDopoyorA ma limited 10 w DAY.
from date Of sale, Additional sollIn,
dates for tickets Via San Franclgco ol
Lon Angeles quoted Inter-
Clty Ticket Once, sOl Main g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
HAS THREE TICKETS.
Jordan CITY Nominees Arc Before vot.
ors for Their Consideration.

Certificates Of nomination Of two Of
three tickets placed IN the field for tho
municipal election Of The now town OF
Jordan CITY, which embraces tho tor.
STORY now included IN Bingham Juno.
ton have hOon Oiled IN the Office VI
County CLERK llldrodgo,
Tho nominations mndo by the So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22

no cold dT0uRhle Of air, 20 keen and
allure, bcan,y clothing. undue exposure OF
tho throat and neck after public speaking
and singing bring on coughs ana colds
Ballard'H llorehound syrup Ia tho boat
cure
Mis-. A. Barr, Houston, Tesas writes
Jan n 1902 "Ono bottle OF Balnrd's
llorchound syrup cured mo Of q very bad
couRh II ~ very pleasant 10 lake,h @o
.0c, 400, Sold by n G. NJ l. Drug
Dtpt d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
INFORMATION WANTED.

II parties knowing tho present address
OF the following Nlll please scnd Thorn
90 BOX y, CllN they win confor favor.
Or 90 y, White, formerly Gulona Block,
city, H. NJ, puwcll, formerly with Rogi
Renlly co.. Cityi Mr. llldchrnud, Tor.
merry with llill Investment Go, Mrs,
Iundcrs, Of 2tS &c. Main,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
A Positive Necessity,

Having 10 lay upon my bed for II days
from q severely bruised leg | only found
relief when ! used q bottle o. liallard's
mend II 0a tho bosl modlclno for bruipcs
ever sent 20 the afflicted, II has now DO.
como positive necessity upon mypolf u
\, nyrnee, Merchant novorsylllo, Texas
~, t0c NOo Bold by u c, NJ, l. Drug
Dept, IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
CHEAP RATES EAST,

May 27,2O June 8.b.iO.i2 long limits
VIA COLORADO MIDLAND RY, Tho
lIno mat has the scenery Through tho
Rockies In daylight In "A Pullman Oh.
scryallon shopping car Write or call
AZ ticket once " west Socond south
H. for information ana booklets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
Grow IND Aches and Pains.

Mrs josie sumner Bromond, Texas.
writes April d. l0g. ~ have used bal
lord'e SNOW Lnimout IN my family for
three years ] would not be without n In
The house ! have used II ON my llttlo
Rlrl for. growing pains and aches IN her
also used II for frost bitten feot with
good success II IN the best llnlmont
eyer used ;, ge. Zoe, 800 sold by y. g,
NJ, l. Drug Dent II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
THE GREAT TEMPLE,

complete description Of the inter.
for and exterior Of The Great Temple,
salt Lake CITY ana statement Of pur.
poses for which II has been built pub.
llehcl by authority beautifully Illus.
tinlcd, prleo ID cts, Doocrot News Book
store,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY,
(Do you REM EN- BERf)

100 you REMEMBERO
Victor Hugo, writer died at Paris
Charlie Mitchell ana Mike ceory fought at San Francisco The police
the Of the fourth
reported be committing dopcdatons
near Black Range New Mexico
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
In collision tho L, r. Cheyenne Engineer Gray ana Fireman
Fuller Killed
w. MNby indicted by the grand Jury for adultery,
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY
Nathaniel I'M United states from Colorado died at
Denver aged GS,
appointed OF succeed John
ham,
GO
Twenty-Five lost their lives co mine explosion Chatham
county, North Carolina,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
BOUQUET FOR CAR MEN.
Mrs, Marian A, White, Lecturer, I'm.
pressed with CourtosIoa Extended,

Mrs, Marian A. White, tho lecturer II
ot tho wilson, en- route east from a
professional trim 10 the coaft She ~
also editor of tho Elmo Arta Journal ~
Chicago, Sho speaks ~ the courtesy
OF the street cor employees I'm Salt Lake,
IN mnrkol contrast with the rudcncaa
lev ana the Indifference ~ the gnmn
class of men In Snn FronclRco, Mrt
WHITE says That IN coming over the
luoln cut.orr the lake was 20 rough
that the spray struck the ear windows,
lcnying salt marks thereon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
FOR TORPID LIVER
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate

i stimulates healthy liver activity,
relieves constipation, sick headache
ana malaria,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22

Monarch over pain RuInn cula,
tprnlnp pling5 Instant rollcf Dr.
Thomas EolooWo on, Al any drug
store,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
FOUR PARDONS;
TWO PAROLES,
What the State Board Of pardons
Did at Its Session on
Saturday
HARRY 7. DUKE AMONG Them.
Harry Pool Convicted Of Robbery Also
10 Luck Paroles TOT Graham
And wilkinson

Four rardons and two paroles were
granted by the state board " pardons
AT the conclusion OF It's session hate
saturday afternoon. AZ was indicat-
90 IN Saturdays "Nows," Harry ~,
Duke, former assistant cashier Of
Wcls-rargos bank, who was serving
a term Of four years FOR ombog2lcmout,
was granted II pardon llo was son.
fenced by judge Hall on July 10, 1909,
after having pleaded gullty to tho
charge,
The others TO whom pardone were
granted are, Harry Pool, convicted OF
robblng In this county uud sentenced
on Dec, 10, 1902, TO eight years IN me
state prison William Brown convicted
Of houHobrouklng I'm this county and
sentenced on Dee. 10, 1904, To 10
months Richard Mclaughlin, convict.
cd IN the Firth district court Of tho
crime OF assault win lulvnt 10 do
bodily harm and sentenced ON Feb. 10,
1905, Ia ono Year.
Paroles were granted 10 the follow.
Ink prisoners, Hal Graham, convicted
IN this country of grand larceny aud
years Joseph ~, Wlklnson convicted
IN the SlSth district couu Of q criminal
assault upon "a young girl ana sen.
fenced Sept 81, 1904 90 two years
The hearing on the application "
MEX llnWorlh for pardon was not
concluded ana II was continued until
next month Attorney 4, j. Weber
arpuod for moro than three hours ana
presented number of strong u0ldnVits
tending 10 prove the Innocence ~
llnworlh Of the murder Of Thomas
Sandal at Layton on March 20, 1899
Dist ATTY llalNorson Of ogden re.
quosted hearing by the board against
the application of llaworth 40 the ease
VIII be taken WI AZ the next meeting
when he viii be heard
Tho other applications acted unon
are uH follows
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nErIrloNR nENIED.

John r lsdoll convicted of felony
NOV, 10, 1904, sentenced TO ono year
John Harmon, convicted of perjury
Dee 20, 1908, sentenced to three yonrs
Elmer 49, Woodward, adultery, Nov,
?2, 1904 nine months
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22
PETITIONS CONTINUED.

u, W. Carr petit larceny, sentenced
Feb, 4, 1905, TO four months IN the
county Jail
NJ, NJ Kaghn, voluntary manslaugh.
ter, Nov 10, 1904, -four years halghn
n NOW out ON parole
Wade Nichols, murder IN second de-
gree, sentenced sept n, 1909, 60 TWEEN.
ty-nyo years,
Gus Smith, attempted highway rob.
berry, sentenced oct a, 1908, Ave years,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-31
MURDERED HIS
ERRING WIFE
FEARFUL PUNISHMENT OF inf
DEITY BY A JAPANESE AT HO-
NOMU.

HILO, July ia Japanese whose
name could not be learned committed
suicide at Honomu on Monday after
killing his wife. The couple had not
been living together owing to another
man in the cas-. The woman had gone
away with him and the wrOnged hus-
band put in much of his time since her
departure tracing the runaway couole.
20 Sunday he learned of their pres
ence at Honomu Plantation where it is
believed her new found friend was en-
ployed as a labOrer He followed and
found her in one of the camps and af-
ter a long talk, in which it is supposed
he tried to persuade her to return %
him; he reproved her, then drew a
knife ard before she could procure IS
sistauce in answer to her calls for
help, he cut her throat from ear to ear.
Finding that the woman was dead ne
turned the knife upon himself, cutting
his throat and falling dead
| Nothing is known of the couple al
Honomu. The man was not employed
there nor was the woman. An inquest
held by the deputy sheriff resulted in a
verdict in accordance with the facts.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-31
BORN.

WATT-At Olaa, Hawaii, on Saturday
July %, 1905 to the wife of John Watt
a daughter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-31
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