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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
NEW BISHOP NAMED.
Elder Frank stanley Called TO Preside
Over Twonty'Sixth Ward

4 change was mudc last evening In
the Blshoprlc or the Twonty.slSth
ward, made necessary by the departure
In tho near future of Bishop LOWS
lIoagnnd, 10 take charge Of the Now
Zealand mission le was honorably
released from his duties IN the Bishop
RE, ~ were also his oounsolors, Don G.
Ilushton and Joshua H. salisbury, tho
latter having removed TO Idaho
The meeting was attended by Elder
George A Smith Of the council Of
tho Apostles, the presidency Of the
Pioneer stake, and large number OF
tho Saints, At II elder Frank Stan,
ley WnA chosen Bishop, with Don q,
Rushton as FIRST ana George d. Bennett
~ second oounsolors They were mRnl,
mouely sustained by the congregation
ana were ordained and set apart during
the mocllng
After the services n reception wpg
held IN honor of the retiring Rlshoprlc,
and of ihoir successors, Rofroshmonta
were served, and an evening Of pleasure
was enjoyed by All present
Tho new Bishop was formerly MON.
Der of the High Council while Elder
3onnolt his second counselor, has boon
stake secretary ana treasurer ~ Inc
v NJ NJ, l. A,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

representatives. apporlnIns 10 all males
II years old except soldiers, police and
CRIMINALS ON the basis OF either resi-.
dchce or TAX paying In the district, but
no multiple voting candidates 10 be
CHOSEN ON the system OF double oloc.
IONS II there IN no majority at tho
nrtt election the candidate obtaining
= plurality the second tImo Nv elected,
There IL TO b, a trlennlnl election for
members OF the lower house, ana son.
Ntors arc IN Do chosen for the same
torn as the bodies elcotlng them, Va.
oanoics IN both houses win be nllod by
new elections, Momhprs are not bound
Ia follow the instruction Of constlns
onis,
Undor the plan for Tho election OF
members of the popular house the ON.
pro VIII Bio divided into districts of "A
population or 10000 Ia 1901 900, one mem.
Der ~ onch district In the election
OF senator's tho plan gives decided
preference TO urban dwollors Ms In the
senate cities are allowed n proportion.
ntely larger representation than The
provinces, the q sIgnmonts being az
followsl governments OF a Formulation
up 10 bO0O and below 1000, 900, two
members, 2,OO0,oO0, three mombers, g..
OOO,0 four members, over 5000, 900 flyc
members cities or 10000 population,
one members, 100000, tow members, l..
QOOOOo three members; over 1000 900,
Four members,
The project makes careful provision
FOR tho formation OF districts, following
Mo present district lines, and prosorvs
lng oillos intact, II further oontom.
plates The extension Of organizations of
local self government IN all parts of
tho empire, and reorganization ON tho
principle OF popular representation, In.
Guiding grouping into nobility, peas.
ontry. etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

TT In this elegant orco that the greater mart
= OF mo work II performed Of carrying on Dr.,
norlmnns prodiglous correspondence,
five hundred lctlcra coming daily from all pArte
OF mo civilized world asking for advice, counsel
ana instruction on various subjects In which ply.
sclan IL usually consulted aro answered every day
under tho direct management Of Dr.. Hartman,
THIS correspondence makes available 10 mllons
OF people the vast experience and resources Of ono
OF tho most renowned physicians OF tho present age
Information on every detail Of health aud disease
issousbt and supplied daily, bringing TO tho most
distant homo professional guidance and expert
knowledge, absolutely FREQ OF charge
single consultation with a physician with tho
ronown OF DR., Hartman would cost oven the poorest
OF the people al least 800, but through tho perfect
organisation and immense equipment Of the Poruna
Drug Manufacturing Company, Dr. Hartman II en-.
abled TO give 10 oil nqurcrs freely tho ablcst opn.
Ion and the most valuable assistance WI ,hout charge
An untold multitude Of cainrfh victims OF both
sexes Me ny the assistance OF this continuous con-
tnltaton permanently cured,
Tho doctor gives especial tton 10 that olaes Of
Rincnts which niillct womanknd,
Many thousands Of women are cured oyory year,
largo per cont. OF whom would otherwise have
FOUND ,heir way 10 tho operating table or TO tho
hospital,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

tended Mrs, lioch until few days he.
fore Mrs lIooh's death, Miss boolgap-
icl was cullcd by the prosecll ion to tos.
Wy against lioch, who IL on trial be.
FORE Judge korslon, Chugcd with Wlfo
murder,
Notwithstanding lloch's apparent az
fiction for bis Wife, Miss llocl2apfol
said That he had spent most NJ his tim6
IN the kichon with Mrs, Fischer. when.
eNor hla sister ln.law was nt the house.
Mies llool2npofel said that shc had re-
monstrnted Win iloch, had told him
mat his wife was Jealous, ana after
mat he spent moro time In the sick
room and lcss IN the Kitchen, The
nurse said that she had given njec.
lions 10 Mrs, lloch by order by Dr,
Reese Witness admitted giving go.
cnlno 10 Mrs, IIoch ON three occasions
when the patient had passed "A sloeplcss
night
lIoch showed signs ~ the severe
strain which he IN undergoing, and wNa
worry restless during the illp, part OF
tod0y's court session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
Criminal Law Reform In China,

New York, May CA recent memorial
presented by WI Ting Fang former
minister at Washington, has lust been
Onilrmed, cables the pokin correspon.
dent OF the Herald, Whipping ns "A
punishment " abolished, and iUprIson-
mont WIN hard labor IL substituted for
minor offonsea,
Young Offenders win DO confined SOP.
nrNtcly from criminals and VIII bo
Taught rome trade, Prisoners win bo
led by the government,
The memorial refers TO American ana
European laws, showing the had ~.
suits OF whipping aud the great In-
pfoVomont due 10 lighter punishmonls
end the employment Of prisoners at
useful trades,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
CONFERENCE Of
EPISCOPAL
Relation Of Church 10 Other he.
nominations q Feature Of the
Discussion,
LOvELESS UNIONS DEGRADING.
So Declares Bishop Moreln 10 Spea L
Ing to the Subject, "Womnn's
Place aud Work -

At yesterdays session Of the gpls'
copal conference the various probloms
attracting attention In the seventh mis-.
sIonary district were broadly discussed
with Bishop Nichols OF san Francisco
presiding, The bishop ls u most oScol-
lent presiding onlccr lie ~ uulCk, goes
right to the point, and knows Just
whon, whore nnd how Ia DO thing,
No time II lost when lllshop NichOls
is IN the chair, Tho question OF the bos,
means ana methods IN raising money
for missionary work IN the church was
discussed and IN connection with this
the developing Of self help was brought
out
Then the relation of the Episcopal
church 20 the other denominations IN
the Protestant communion wan given
considerable prominence The confer.
onco pgrcod ON n spirit " Kindness IN IN
terprcIng the position OF the churoh0nd
the necessity ~ proceeding IN the spirit
OF love and harmony, and the avoid.
nncc ~ anything suggestive of cnrpIng
criticism, Fraternal and friendly rola-
ions with tho other evangelical donomr
nations wero advisable, The discus.
flons Of the morning were marked by n
l''Illlk WI 'UIlN'Idll FNnlnUtnN NllI
earneslness IN zeal for the progress Of
The religious work nv conducted by tho
Episcopal church on the Pacific elopo
that encouraged an those present IN
the anticipation OF gratifying results
IN the Immediate future,
The Ladies' 6ulld Of ihO two leplsoo-
PAL churches set u bOUnteoua lunch IN
tho basement Of the cathedral for the
noon lunch, ana the ronuat WAS done
Justice 10, In the afternoon, womon'a
mass meeting was held In the
onthc lrAl, ANA tho discussion m
cluded The position and influence of
cludIng the position aud influence Of
women IN tho church, ana IN the inpti-
tutlons connected with the church
work Much interest Is being shown In
this department OF religious effort
Dean lllnk Of Boise arrived this
morning, and II taking part I'm the
exercises of tho day A mass meeting
for men WIN be held this evening, In
~ paul's church whore the work OF the
brotherhood OF S. Andrew viii be TAX.
en- up and discussed The entire lGpa.
copallan community In this city and
state IN deeply Interested IN the pro.
ccodlnga Of the conference,
WoMAN's PLACE AND WORK,
Bishop Morcland OF HncrNmonto made,
In connection Win this subject, an adj
dress on 'Woman'a Place ana Work"
In this connection he said
THE homo II tho unit and germ OF
The church, and the source must bc
Kept clean, Too much stress In this
connection cannot. be laid on the Sub.
ject OF seriousness In marriage, The
woman should be the wife, mother and
maker of The home A onll TO malrl.
lnony IN IN u call 10 tho church, and
should not be entered into lightly Wo,
men should DO patient ana not hasten
AZ the lrst provocnllon 10 seek redress
rom the courts, Something " duo their
homes, heir children and their country
LoNoloss marriages nre the dcgradn. |
Ion Of womaahood jvst Nv suro "a !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
Opens ID Moscow aud Discusses
New Governmental 0rganiza.
ton for Russia
PROJECT WAS WELL Received.
Deliberations to be Subject to Broad.
est Publicity Freedom Of Speech
Aud Press Declared For.

Moscow, May b,-'rho most ambitious
una thorough project OF the now gov
ernmonlhl organization contemplated
Wy inc rescrlp, Of March 3, namely, u
popular assembly II being discussed
by The second great gemstvo convcn.
ZION which opened hero today,
Ino hrst day WAS devoted 10 explain.
e'lons and fomlINrisIng members with
various details Of the program, making
''or points Ia doubt, Tho project was
exceedingly woll received by the dele.
safes ana probably viii DO adopted IN
Nh main lines by the congress.
W noticeable that tho program
,onnnes itself entirely 10 the proposed
representative assembly, not mention.
wv lno executive, tho Intention being
W. Mold amy attempt at definition or
limitation OF the powers OF tho en-.
boiore beginning the discussion OF
W. project the members adopted a ros.
" un iavorlng participation by tho
noup'p w tho work Of the Bouligan
ssoon,i,n,,ls~on, only II tho popular repre-
ond are elected and not selected,
gn " m,u gwen an equal voice with tho
"onorl'hent representatives,
-, was also resolved TINT Inc dollbor.
atoms Of the oommlsson shonld Ia
subject TO the broadcast publIcIiv and
WV, ~ q necessity preliminary 10 INV
,us,uo,ory result tho abolition OF NM.
NAY 'uw ana tho establishment OF tho
NV, of assembly and froo oyproaslnn
No d "ouWn, by word aud press should
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
Premier Tis,a 10 Plght n Duel,

Bnlapost, May GA duel between
Premier Tissa and n member Of the OBJ,
posl'lon, Herr PoSagny, win be an out
come OF y stormy dcbnte IN the lower
house or the Hungarian diet, Premier
Tlsan had bitterly nssnilcd the demand
OF me opposition IN the. address TO the
throIr' and especially that section do.
mundlng customs boundaries against
Austria The premier was interrupted
by ucrr Posbgay, mombor Of the ops
position, VINO SAID II was "beyond M.
uonne my inllen premier ahouff
epenk with such insoence,n
An upfonr onAued, and tho elltInp
was suspended Aftoi'Nard Count ris1,
sent his fooonds 10 Herr posgny,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

very soon tho demand became 80 crcat
for Poruna that no was Obliged TO %.
lablish q mandatory devoted oXclu.
siyely 10 ils production,
Tho story Of the growth OF Pcruna
roads llko o romance, When once the
people began 10 flnd out ils true merits,
ils popularity became phenomenal,
Never before In the history Of medicine
has arcmcdy become so universally rec.
ognIzed and so widely used,
There IL no other medicine In the
world that commands such vast ilnan.
cial resources and there IL no othor rom.
cdy that can marshall such q host OF
testimonials from oil classes OF people,
"Pcruna" and "ca,arrh" arc two
words In the English language that
have become 80 associated by constant
usage that fow Engllsh.spcaking PEG.
pie IN tho world can separate the two
words In their minds.
Pcruna is not q curo,all, but q remedy
for catarrh In overy phase and stage.
This oxplains Its immcneo popularity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
PRESIDENTS HUNT.
Though Gone All Day lIe Got
Nothing.

Glonwood Springs, Colo, May b--Ioo.
conled mountains, with their slippery
trails, could not keep the president un.
der cover today, At noon the clouds
lifted and the snow md rain which
have fallon continuously for four days,
ce0sod fnlling with the frat appear.
nDce OF the sun the parties started out
after the dogs, but though the hunt was
continued nntl dark, II was unsucoosg-
full
An early start VIII DO made tomor-
rev, and tho president hopes 10 got
one moro bear, lie hna not been dis
oourngcd by tho bad weather, Ills
hcnlth has been excellent and tho Wild
emp llfo n TO his liking, If tomorrow
proves 10 be q good day for the chase
tho most VIII be mado Of II, and tho
arrival ot 0lonw0od Springs delayed
uniil sunday morning, with that IN
View conrlor Chapman VIII be started
from camp early tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

Tho secret of n happy marriage Ia be.
NIX united IN the Lord The Christian
mother should preside over the home
II IL a Kingdom of which she ~ the
queen, she should be the conndnnl Of
nor daughters, the inspiration Of her
sons ana the counselor Of her husband
lNnvo the woman In the homo ana she
WIN do moro than In al other folds
combined, She win keep her husband
straight ana lead her children In the
straight and narrow path, Tho hnppy
homo depends more on the woman than
on the man, hut I am afraid that No
WIN soon have 10 change tho'old phniso,
God bless The home, TO God bless the
apartments
Tho speaker was not In favor Of
apartment house life, ana Instead urg.
od the cottage that a young couple can
onll their own, lie also dopl0rod tho
increase IN divorces In the United state
which In "a years have amounted to
100000
CLOSES TOMORROW,
The Waiting clcrgymon Inspected tho
Emory-Holmos art gallery yesterday
afternoon, and later enjoyed the organ
recital I'm the Tabernacle, The confor.
once concludes with exercises tomorrow
afternoon and evening IN the Salt Lake
lheator the evening being given 10 nd.
dresses by the visiting bishops ana 9th.
cr clergy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
&SSSSlSISSVSIS SISSSNSSySV
A SHORT HISTORY or Pt.Rv.Na.

THE remedy, Porupn, IL In reality q
i very old remedy. Tho basis for
The formula by which Pcruna IL made
first appeared In "Doctor Bcoch's
Family Medicine" which was pub
lishcd moro than forty years ago,
Tho formula was then known as
the NcuiralisiDg Mixture, DR.,
Bcoch's Family Medicine was quito
extensively used among q religious
sect In Southern Pennsylvania,
known rs tho Monnoni,os.
II became on carly ambition Of DR..
Hartman TO put this formula before
tho world In such o way that Others
bcsidce the Mcnnoniios might derive
It's benefits, After considerable mod
illcntion Of tho formula and pcrfcc.
ton OF It's pharmaceutical qualities,
he finally succeeded In establishing
the remedy under tho trade namc Of
"pc'rli-na."
At first, tho Doctor prescribed II
only for his regular patients, but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
Investigating Tobacco Trust,

New York, May 0,--Thc federal grand
Jury for some time past has been con-
Quoting q secret investigation into cer-
INN Annlrs concerning the American
Topaooo company ana ila subsidiary
companies, The investigation IL being
mace by Henry w, TAFT, brolhc, OF the
secretary or war who has been appoint.
ou uleelhl assistant United states at
a,nrnoy ior lnht particular purpose, Mr.,
T0it " authority for the statement thnt
I he invostgntlon IL being conducted ,,ns
dor the provisions Of tho nnti.tr,lat law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
NO ALARM SENT IN.
Chicago Crowd Let Fire In Pea.
body Coal Co Yard Burn,

Chicago, May h--I'Iro tonight broke
out IN tho oonl yard Of the Peabody
Coal company nj tho intersection OF
Twonty-elghth street and the pennslys
NnnIN rnllrond, Tho damage was but
sllahl, however, tho total loss being
not over 1900,
The danes were first discovered by
the engineer OF " passing locomotive
who sounded tho alarm, A large crowd
soon gathered, but mono of tho people
would Turn IN ON nl0rn through n Are.
box, beoauso OF the feeling against the
Peabody company which IN n strong
factor ~ the ,enmstcrs' strike,
Tho blaze was rcen from distance
by A Policeman who notified the fra
department, The police declared that
tho fro WAS caused By mn incendnw,
but they had no direct proof TO ofrcr
OF that fact.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

Heavily beamcd and pancicd ceilings Of slucco
ana cement, with old ivory finish, bcspanglcd
with myrlads OF electric ligh,e, sustained by n
score OF maseivconyx pillars on marble podestals,
Frcscocd walls, Italian marble wainscotng, tile
noors, solid mahogany woodwork, mantels and
furniture, decorated glass skyliph,s, plato glass
partitions, open ilrepaccs Of ornate and beautiful
design.
All those have been brough, together IN
harmonious relations by two ycars' labor OF
skilled architects and artists,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
Striking Miners ON the March,

hlmlro. N, ", May q, -.Tho striking
miners OF Morris Run, Pa, nhd sympa.
lhlsers from losa assembled again
IN bloNnburg 1000 strong ana marched
10 the other mining towns, A band
accompanied tho morchcrs, and an.
DINER large number ~ the lmportot
mon apreed to lay down their picks and
shoyole, II In reported from Morris
Run, that Mother Jones IL on nor WAY
TO thAt place 10 help the strikers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
llOCli's TRIAL.
lie Courtcd the Cook When Hts
Wife Was Away,

Chicago, May t.-ToatImony ne 10
Johann ilochs relations with hls sister.
in.lnw Mrs, Fischer, while hla wife,
Mra, Marie Walcker.IIoch. was lying
nlok, was wIyen today by Miss uuasie
HoelSapfcl, tho trained nurse who at.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

san Francisco, May Cd. d, sproek
les ana brothers have obtained an ar.
uer IRON United states Circuit Judge
MORROW, restraining the IIiegers and
stovcuofes union from plckctlng their
whIrves, illuminating their non, union
umpoyes or ~ any way interfering
sells consigned 10 tho sugar Arm, 'rho
complaint fllos In the circuit court al.
lrgrn mat tho action of the s,eyedores
and rigHern IN KolnR on strike IN IN VIC.
ht'on OF the Interstate commerce law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
CLOSES TOMORROW,

sOlOF dancing tonight o'clock,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-03
LOCAL ITEMS ADDED.
Some Senate Amendments to the Gem
eral Deficiency Bill.

The Senate last night added these local
items to the deficiency appropriation bill
To pay costs of damage suits consequent
upon escape of the zoo wolf $3.50.
For isolating ward. Garfield Hospital.
1000.
To enable the assessor of the District of
Columbia to complete the assessments of
real and personal taxes by the employment
of temporary, services, $500.
Office of the recorder of deeds: For reim-
bursting John C. Dancy. recorder of deeds
of the District of Columbia. the amount
paid by him to Leland Armstead for serv-
ices rendered during the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1903, in assisting the janitor of
said office In cleaning said office and the
records therein, $3.50.
TO reimburse Alice l.. Riggs for moneys
expended and obligations incurred by her
in the partial construction of automo-
bile sales room and storage barn on lot
1U7 in square 30 under permit issued by
the Commissioners of the District of CO.
lumbia, said permit having been subse-
quently revoked by said Commissioners, ST.
O0i 96, or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary, to be paid wholly from the revenues
of the District of Columbia.
To reimburse Lewis /. O'Neal, justice of
the peace in and for the District of Column
ba, for the loss, through robbery of the
safe in his office, of certain moneys collect
ed by him pursuant to law and belonging to
the District of Columbia, the amount there
of having been subsequently paid to the
District of Columbia from personal funds
of the said O'Neal. S140 to be paid wholly
from the revenues of the District of Column
ba.
And the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia are authorized and directed to
make the necessary surveys. borings, test
pits, plans and estimates for the construc-
ton of conduit (of the same general di-
mansions the culvert across Rock creek
the line of Massachusetts avenue ex-
tended to carry the waters of Rock creek
o. 6
ed, to a point about one hundred feet south
of the south building line of street north
west, and report the results. including estI-
mates of the cost of constructing the con-
duit and the time with which it can be
completed, to the Fifty-ninth Congress
within the month of December, 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-03
PUBLIC COMFORT STATIONS.
Temporary Ones for Convenience Of
Inaugural Visitors.

To provide for the convenience of great
crowds which periodically assemble in
Washington for inaugurations. conventions
and occasions Of similar character 1t has
been the continual effort of the District
authorities for several years to secure leg
islation providing for the erection and
maintenance of public comfort stations
The efforts have finally been successful by
an appropriation sufficient for the construc-
ton and maintenance of two stations of
the underground type. These stations,
however, could not be constructed In time
for the Inauguration. and 1t became neces-
sary therefore to provide some temporary
stations at this time. With the allotment
for this purpose 1t was possible to erect
and maintain eight of them, which have
been located at points, that in the judg-
work has been done, were considered most
needed.
These stations have been located as fol-
lows:
c street, near 7th street northwest, north
of Pennsylvania avenue.
Ninth street and Louisiana avenue north
west, south Of Pennsylvania avenue.
Thirteenth and E streets northwest.
Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, south side.
Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. south side.
Delaware avenue and B street northeast.
Seventeenth and G streets northwest.
Florida avenue and New York avenue
northeast.
These stations will be open from am.
until II pm, during the most congested
period. and will be in charge Of attendants.
These employees are paid by the District
and have been Instructed that no tDs are