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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
INDICTMENT Qu AsHED.
Tvln, VI joseph porsy,h Games 10 sudden
End In Federal Court,

Because Joseph Forsyth, an agcd set
tier I'm the desert, wrote IN u struggling
hand that no one could mistake, and
with words nearly all wrongly spelled,
A description Of the water rights TO his
land, on the face Of his government pa.
tent, the United states n involved ~ nlf
expenditure of $3.50 while Mr., Forsyth h
free from tho Indictment found against
MIN Ny the last grand jnry, 4 dozen
witnesses have waited In Salt Lake
drawing regular fees since April 70,
whom the ease was hral scheduled IN
tho docket, ana this morning when u
was finally called Judge Marshall
uuashod the Indictment ana dismissed
tho cnsc, Only one witness had a
chance 10 testify, and ne had hardly
taken the stand when the judge called
the case, declaring the indictment 20
be am Improper one In diminishing i
ne stated that the indictment charged
joscpn Forsyth with forging llnl,el
states patent The forgery consisted
NJ writing IN claim ~ water rights,
and for water rights the United States
government issues no patents, M con-
ecQuontly no forgery was possible,
At J o'clock this afternoon the soour.
Ing " n jury for the pctier case was
scheduled Ca begin, There IN rumoT
90 tho effect however that this IN.
dlotmcnt also viii be duNshed ana M
poltIor discharged without u trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

ham, A. II, he Long, Provo Andrew 7,
Esbcri, laytonI Arthur Frewon, SAT-
Lake, Frank rrooker salt Lake. J. W
Mckinney, Salt Lake. Ianac Voorhles,
Mantl, d, r. Walker Jr., Halt Lake.
NJ. d. Hewlett, Eureka; william J, Me-
Inlyro, salt Lake. Charles EVor'r,
Noun, Pleasant, lsnac l,rockbnnk, SAT-
j, spencer, Taylorpvlle John =, lsollo,
Richnod, J, j, Judson, salt Lake. c,
l., Miller Murray, l)hn u, McMlllah,
S0lt Lake, A, j, llruneau, Tooclo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
PUTTING FURS AWAY
FOR THE SUMMER

I" A ND then YOU take n rattan, and
YOU w'Ip II and w'ip and wlp
it,' said the good natured
English fur dealer
Ile was telling a customer how TO
treat furs before putting them away
for the warm season, The whipping"
beats out the dust particles, brings up
the nattcncd hairs Of the fur and helps
also 20 dislodgc moths u any be al.
ready therein, which IL never the case
n furs are stored early enough In
spring, The time To put them away
varies In our big country from March
10 the middle Of April according TO
latitude, But tho owner Of valuable
furs should always mako sure that they
are safe ere the destructive moth
croeps from It's winter hiding place, II
IL better to wear other wraps In chilly
weather rather than TO risk losing our
furs Wealthy women IN the cities
send their costly wraps 10 the dealers
for summer storage, but the storing
can be done at home quite NJ we'll
Knowing that moths never penetrate
cotton, linen or paper, We have "A sure
defense against thcm. Let us say you
have a mum and boa which you prize,
On bright yet sharply cool day hang
them outdoors upon limo In tho sun.
shine, Then take n flexible rattan and
whip them vigorously yet not hard
enough 10 inJuro them, DO this TO.
pcatedly ,ill every suspicion OF dust "
out Of them, The sunshine Itself has n
rcviying' effect on the furs, Frightening
and shining them up, Let them re-.
main In its rays during most OF tho
day, Moths hate sunlight
After the furs have been summed and
beaten look them carefully over TO see
II they need repairs and take any
Htltchos that YOU can do for yourself,
In case llnlrg " worn out better send
II TO \ regular furricr TO be renewed,
II the silk lining OF n collar or stole In
solled and greasy around the neck tho
dizzy part hay be ccansod with gaso-
line rubbing II on with stlnf sponge.
Now put your furs IN their respective
boxes and wrap and tic the boxes 40
| thoroughly IN paper that not va much
! M a microbc can crawl through,
better way stu " 10 sew the boxes up
In a cotton bag or slip, II ls not neces-
sary TO put any OF those fearsomo
smelling "tnr balls" or even comphor
IN among the furs, II they are put
away early enough and securely wrap.
ped or sewed a. above nothing can harm
them, Tho large stores now have thick
ana tough paper bags which serve well
for packing hrs and woolcna In, Care
must be ,akon, however, that these
bags are thoroughly sealed or closed al
tho mouth,
Here " the hest way Ia treat fur coats
ana large garments dlyc them nrs,
the rattan whipping and the sun bath
MS they hang across lee. Then place
q strong hangcr-of the kind from
which you suspend coats and skirts n
closet In the shoulders ~ the fu
coat or cape TO keep II In shape Ilav,
ready n strong cotton bag large enough
10 completely onvelop the garment ful
length Draw the bag UP over tho gar
mcnt from the bottom See that IN,
hanger Il placed smoothly IN the arm
holes, Hook tho coat around the hang
or mt the neck and down the from,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
JAPANESE LOVE THE BEAUTIFUL.

The Japanese have u most charming
custom which We would do well In fol-
lowing, In tho houses OF the well TO do
there IL always one room which IN
called "thc chamber OF the Inspiring
view" and from the windows OF this
room may be socn some beauty OF ma
ture
Sometimes this In q glimpse OF n
winding river or pretty hills and IRE.
Quently II ls no moro than u blossom.
ing cherry tree or nm interrupted
stretch OF white snow, but IN any case
showing the simple love Of the natural
ly beautiful, Nature IN looked upon
with great reverence In tho Land OF the
Ghrysant hcmum,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
A GOOD NEST EGO,
First Methodist Church Has $4,000
Towards New Building

The First Methods, church people
win have $4,000 ~ q nest egg win
which 10 start a new church building
fund ana II ~ their intention TO erect
a 100000 odInco, one member NJ tho
church remarked this morning that
by the use Of terra Gotta and alwctur.
Nj steel, Ne believed thoy could put up
a much nncr structure thnn they would
be able IN aid they use stone which
costs ~ much more \ very desirable
site Is IN view, and the building com-
mttoo ls hopeful
At meeting last night Of the Official
board, Mr., Johnsonof Denver purohas.
or " tho Aztec block on east First
South street, was present, ana clectrI.
ncd the church officials by subscribing
unsolicited, 1900 toward The building
fund, Mr. Johnepn II a promlnon,
member of Trinity Methodist church Of
Denver, which has one Of the nncel
houses Of Worship In the entire west II
cost $4,000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
SCllETTLER CASE
Examination ~ SIN Dragging ALONG In
Referee Unldwln's Court

Tho examination of ", ", fschetllor
IA the bankruptcy proceedings now un'
der way before United states .omnlh'
slowly along, This afternoon ~ 2
o'clock the case was resumed after an
adjournment from yesterday afternoon
rho witnesses eummonod included tho
grown sons of the oN'hankcr ana " WIS
The intention 10 question them ~ 20 tWe
property they secured from their fh. her
Yesterday afternoon Mrs, Bllsobelh
Parry Schcltlor was tao only witness
examined ana she was questioned ~
regard to the doods for hcr rourlh
street home, She testified that eho rn'
colyod them IN lSSS from her husband,
and mad kept them In q trunk W. nor
house ever since, She had not placed
them ON record because sho felt no ne
cnsHlty for doing ~ until last yohr'
when her husband advised her TO do !!
ON account Of Ma advancing ngo ana
hroltan health,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

Then take needle and strong thread
ana sew the cont tightly within tho
bag, leaving only the hook Of the hang
er outside, TO hang II UP ny, Fold over
the top edges OF the bag and sew II
carefully stitch by stitch particularly
around the place In the middle whore
the hook Of the hanger comes out, See
tina, the sewing IN close here, Thcn all
YOU have to do is TO hang the bag UP
anywhere and let II stay till next fur
season, KATHERINE BLADES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
SMOOTHING TIE WAVES.

Vice Admiral duimArca OF the
Brazilian navy has brought forward
bottle gun" The gun II made OF
bronze, but the chamber At the brecch
which contains the propollng charge In
OF steel, The pro,ecillc which II loaded
at the breeoh, IN an ordinary wine
bottle illled with sawdGsl stepped In
oil, when the gun In discharged tho
bottle Nv broken and its contents scat !.
tered over the water for considerable
distance, liy dlechargng the run every
nyo minutes smoother pathway IN
made for the advancing osssl,--Phlla.
delphia Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
JOSEPH GREER,
PROFESSIONAL JEAL0U SY
solder Boys Complain That psnnant
Was Unialrly Won,

There TX something Of an ontango.
mcnt between ~" Company First In.
fun,ry and the Signal Corps, over IN.
door baseball, Tho signal Corps won
the sorles ana pennnnt ana immediate.
" proceeded 10 have their group photo.
grnphcd taken along with the ponnant,
But now comes ~ Company, az re-.
NioG with complaint that the Slgnal
Corps won the aorlcs by doubtful
means, alleging that the pitcher MIR,
fogor, was not a regular member Of the
corps, 20 the situation IL left coneld.
orHhly mudlod,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
HOTEL MEN KICKING,
Say Present Railroad Arrangement De-
privos Them Of Much Business,

4 prominent local hotel man sayH that
the present arrangement Of the roIl'
roads, which allows tourists Ia arrive
IN tho morning, and lay over al day
and continue IN he evening " deprly'
mg the hotels Of this city Of an IN,
come ~ $4,000 per month, Az things
arc now, pooulo pNtronigo tho rcataur'
ants for midday lunch ride about town
10 see the sights patronage the curlo
stores ana then leave town without
oven looking into the inside Of hotel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
UNIVERSITY GYM"
Contributions still Coming in Must
Raise $4,000 Msroto Hegin Structure,

Contributions are SIN coming In for
the University Of Utah gymnasium,
Treasurer Cummings having received
$50 IN the mail today and yesterday
IN Ave slO contributions with the
$4,000 appropriated by the Legislature,
ltfls felt imperative Ia add at least
tlO,0 900 Immediately, aud another $4,000
before the building " finally placed In
running order The first $4,000 VIII
allow the completion Of the masonry
work, place the structure under roof
and also give two floors for gymnasium
work
The ls, ~ contributions up TO this ar.
iopnnpn Ia ua lOllnMg!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
PERSONALS

Clarence Wnrnock for 20 years chief
clerk IN Hugh Anderson's Are Insurance
agency, has resigned TO go into the ore
business His place IL taken by Frank
Is Poe OF Baltimore Nd, u relative OF
Edgar Allan Poe the pooG
General Manager n, NJ llrannlck Of
the Sludebakcr company In Portland,
is In town visiting with Manager Qulg'
Icy Of this city, en- route TO the main
Offices at Great Bend, Ind
Mr., T., \, Elwoll Of Minnesota, q
real estate man, arrived from the west
Yesterday. Mn Elwcll predicts great
things for Salt Lake cay N q business
way lie has already got aomc inlor'
osls here and suys no would Ike more,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
COURT NOTES

T. The Jury In the case Of the state Of
utah Va Oscar christie, which was tried
In the criminal court before Judge Arm.
strong yesterday has returned q verdict
OF guilty OF burglary ~ charged, Chris.
tie burglarlacd the store 81 the Utah
steam Dye works ana stole several
pairs of trousers, lie VIII appear for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Federal Court jurors,

A new vonIrc has been issued for lur.
trs Nv the federal court, roturnahlO
May TO- The following are TO be- SUM
monod
Charles n, Felt, Salt Lake, John
barnard, snlina John Harris, NephI
George Harrison, Snrlngvlllcl q, -
llrinton, Murray George W Gee,
Provo llchcr Scowcroi, ogden; John
NJ McKollnr Tooole RUFUS Adams,
Layton, James Thompson Hooporl ~,
I. Jones, Prove J, W Phillips, Hal,na |
Frank Richardson Park city James
4, Mahon soll Lake w W Iioll,
Salt Lake job pingree OgdonI W. u,
button, Park city N. w. Dunn, Brig
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
COUNTY FINANCES.
Report OF Treasurer Carbls Shows u
la nnoo Of Over $4,000,

County Treasurer rnrble has complol'
cd his report for the month Of April,
II shows the total receipts to be $780,
2S0 Is, which with the balance on hand
on March u OF iS3,2po,l " makes total
ON hnnd of sSS,bSb.sb. The daburse.
mon,s amounted TO slOI6abe leaving. n
balance on hand at the close OF the
month OF Sig,Sg3 ~, This balance IN
distributed among the various county
fundA us fOllOWpi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
UTAH. IDAHO. TILE WORLD.

Three new maps, Just Issued, Utah
nnd Idaho on one side, the World on
the reverse side, including population
Of countrlen ana towns according %
the 1900 census, with a brief sketch Of
every country IN tho world, Size 2Tx
Sih Inches, value 7bccnlsi sent 10 any
address for csc, Address Descrel NowH
Book Store, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

This afternoons ,radlngs were conlin-
cd 10 the following named stocks
Cnrlsa, 1000 at l6A.
May Day, 1900 at 22h 1000 at aai
1000 At ai~ boO at sghl 300 at ssA 500
at g2A,
Little chief, 100 NJ az,
Now York, 800 AT %, 200 at Gph GOO
q 70; 100 at ~. 100 at 72ls,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
sme,tcr smoke Verdict,

The damages TO the farm lands OF
W, n, Blrd az the result ~ the smc,cr
smoke have been nsed by the jury ~
va, bird sued for $1,000, and the case
has consumed nearly u week IN tho
federal court The jury reached ~
decision late last night after being out
several hours,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
CLOTH AFTERNOON GOWN.

The very smart afternoon gown pic
turod IL OF plum cloth. The effect Of
the dross In that of a princess creation,
but slight band Of cloth enciroles tho
waist ana joins II TO the skirt
Tho bodice In cut away slightly at tho
neck TO disclorc u tiny chomigetto Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

John NJ Graham OF Murray was today
,qppoiptsd nv the few Judges OF the
district court M probation officer Of the
Juvenile court Tor Salt Lake county out.
side Of this city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Old (,use I)lsu,lssed

The case Of the state Of Utah against
John sears was dismissed by Judge
Armstrong today upon motion " AS
slstant county Attorney Lyon, Sears
was charged with feeding Impure food
10 cattle, The case " AN old one, hav.
INK been on the calendar for over u
Npur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
M " III NWN VTITN
chief Engineer
Recommendations

vow committee considered nl those
matters m "a meeting Wednesday Aprll
no. al Whlch were present some ropreson.
tnliyoH of the dlroctomlea Of the span
Nh FORK canal companies The nrono.
sIllOnH WCro unanimously supported by
rnll the entire situation to the attention
OF the ontlro body of landowners II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County CHrk OF respective sign
orS for further information,

crs for further Information,
IN the DISTRICT COURT or SALT
Lake County, Utah probate Division. Ia
the matter Of The Estate Of charles "
Tmchnold, deceased Nollco, -.rhe poll.
lion Of RlIgnbcln NJ Tuckntld, ndmlns.
IOtrls of the estate NJ CHARLES " TUCK.
field, decreased FOR continuation of the
sale Of Aho following described real estate
of said deceased, ip.wlN recommending
at the northeast corner Of lot I, In block
&, plat '"A,N HALT l,ako Clly survey, and
rods, thence east 3 rods, thence north
~ with n ripht Of way commencing 3rode
north from the southwest corner Of said
lQt 4 and running thence north one rod,
thence east ~ rods, thence south one rod
thence west q rods 20 w plaoe q boz
IN the following lormr, t0'wll Onkhi 10
per cent 20 he pnld AZ the limo OF said
sale, ana the balance upon the r0nnfmn
tlon VI said sale w said court ~ mp
pears from The roturn " pnlos illod in
This court, has been vel for hearing on
saturday, the 18th day ~ May, A. u 1915
~ 10 O'clock a. m ~ the County Court
House, IN the court rQnm OF said court II
Hall Lake city Salt Lake County, Utah
Witness the Clerk ~ said Court vii
ne oe thereon affixed this snd day ~
iscoJ u Y, ELDpEpor, Jng
10y Win rarnsworlh Deputy ciciE
A. y, Fowler Attorney. fN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
TIiIELE ARRAtGNED.


August Thele, who took several shots
at G., " Wor,hlnglpn In kelth'o'Brl-
ems store recently whs nrrnlgnod be.
Fore Judge Armstrong In the criminal
division OF the district court today up
on the charge OF assault with n deadly
weapon with intent 20 commit murder,
ana entered plea OF not guilty, liis
bonds was fixed NJ $1,000, lie WIN be
tried the latter part OF this month,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

lace and collar strapped with violet
velvet, over the perfectly plain fitting
bodice are two boloro Jackets trimmed
on tho edge with round crochet buttons,
The skirt IN cut IN small cores, Just
above the knees forming n rather Wide
box plat trimmed with buttons, BE.
tween tho box plolls AZ the bottom ~
the skirt are groups Of buttons put on
vertically,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION.


Teus between Nova and Tabernacle,
\, t. n, Y, 'O3 class I'm Return "
Nova office. Reward,
Arizona republican., 1905-07-31

evidence and at the first attack Dr. Maisch removed about 75 from his throat and nose. The passage between the nose and throat had admitted their free egress and his condition was a nauseating sight to behold or treat.
 Chlorform was used, as it is the best known remedy to the profession for destroying the worm, but apparently it did not have the same effect on the eggs. as the worms continued to hatch, and at least 200 in all were removed.
 At first the patient rallied and it was hoped to save his life, but on Tuesday he grew rapidly worse and failed in strength until Wednesday night when he was in a state of utter collapse. He died at II o'clock this morning
 "The difficulty in applying any of the powerful remedies, such as carbOlic acid of sufficient strength to kill the eggs, is that the tissues would be de stroyed. Heroic application of the sur geon's knife seems to be the only re- sort in extreme cases and it would be necessary to literally cut the victims face to pieces. so disfguring it that one would prefer death.
 AIrs. Frank Worden, whose husband is an employe at the government saw mill on Sierra Ancha. was brought to the city on Wednesday suffering
 with pains in her head caused by a blow fly which ret aimed lOdSment in her nasal passage for three days. The fly was noticed as it made exit from the nose. Dr. l.. F.; Wightman treated i Mrs. Worden on Wednesday night and removed in all fully 200 screw worms from the affected parts. Chloroform was administered copiously. and but little difficulty was experienced in re- moving them. The patient is apparent | Iy much better, and pr. Wightman feels confident that she will recover. She i is receiving the best of cal and at tention in a private family and the best results are anticipated.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-31
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

DROWNED IN MEXICO-Hays M. Tomson a civil engineer who formerly resided in Tucson was drowned last terey, Mexico
 OFFICE FORCE ENLARGED-The Tucson Citizen says: c. W. Pearson. clerk in the office of the general freight and passenger agent of the Randolph lines at Phoenix. MT. Pear son has been with the Randolph lines for some time and his appointment will add strength to the operating force of the system.
 There was no more room in the jag early as eight o'clock admission was refused two applicants, who had to be put below" The capacity of the cell is about seventeen, depending some what on the size of the applicants. At eight o'clock the night was still young and acquisitions were expected until an early hour this morning.
 OFF FOR ORLEANS-James Pol lard left last night for New Orleans. The thing that is taking him there is the same thing that is driving every body else away, namely the yellow fe yer. He hasn't got the fever and don { expect to get it as he belongs 10 that fortunate class of people who are inn Imune, but New Orleans is his home city and he has relatives there who are very anxious for him to be with them in their present anxiety THEY LIKE HOENlX-DOctor
Arizona republican., 1905-07-31
THE DEADLY BLOW FLY
One Fatal and One Other Serious
 Case in Globe.

The deadly blow fly is doing its ter rible work in Gila county. One man died in Globe a few days ago and a woman is now very ill there, though it is believed she will recover. her case having received prompt attention. The Globe Silver Belt says:
 A man named John Mullett. who was formerly a goathead, working near Globe for a long time, was brought to the county hospital quite delirious from a high fever. Dr. A. F. Maisch soon learned that he was suffering from the effects of a blow fiy's excursion his nasal passages or throat
 He had been living in a squalid sort of fashion down Pinal creek, below the city and evidently slept at times during the day, as he had no regular employment The screwwOrms were in
Arizona republican., 1905-07-31

the yoke. and the backs for their eu- tire length. so giving a tapering effect to the figure. Al the center front ls 9 wide box plait. which can be COW cred with embroidery as iu the case of the model or finished plain in shir- waist style as preferred. The belt is made in sections and is fitted Go the figure and closed in double breaste,t style. while the sUSpeuders, in two portions each, are joined to iJ bE means of buttons. The sleeves are becomingly full. with the deep cuns that mark the season
 The quantity of material required for the medium size iS yards 21. sit wards 2T or 2H yards 4f inches wide with 2h yards of banding to trim as illustrated.
 The pattern 5o70 is cu, in sizes. for g. 34, S6. 3S and 4o inch bust meas ure
 Cut this out and send with ten cents to The Republican. Phoenix. AriE-. ar ing out the blank below;