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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10
REAL ESTATE "BOOM,"

There are indications Of coming ac.
tlWty not to goy a BOOM" In tho rcpl
estate market Of this city, We I'M
dcrslnnd that wlde.awlko parties are
on the lookout Tor options on desirable
property with view, Of course, Of
making enormous profits In a short
time II appears TO ns that property
owners act unwlsolY II they bind them
selves with mfoNonblo contracts, not
knowing what the immediate future
may bring
AZ a general rule, II IN not wise TO
soil homes, unless the seller Is oompoll'
ed TO do no, or " absolutely certain that
no thereby can better his condition,
During the last "boom" many disposed
of their homes for what appeared Ia
them 20 be large sums, but when they
wanted to buy or hulld for themselves,
they found mat they had 10 pay gllll
larger sum 10 obtain an equally good
place, IN n good location, So how
much bottor OF were thcy2 Others
bought, and sold, and traded, until they
lost ovory cent they had, They were
not Napoleons Of nnanco, All should
prolli by past experiences,
II IN no advantage to city TO have
all rs houses and lots advertised for
sole, II everybody N anxious 10 sell
out, what impression does that produce
ON tho prospective settler, or INVESTOR
our real estate men long ago realized
the injury nnumonble "for.salo" signs
were doing TO the best interests OF the
city and they have, we believe, dis
cussed the question of advertising
through tho papers, ana other channels,
rather than through such signs This
IN u good suggestion, Let owners OF
real estate who, for some reason or
other, decide 10 place their property on
the market do ~ without the scream.
lng oslontatlon Of foklw, lot Thorn
be content with a reasonable pront ana
u slow but steady Increase OF ynluo IN.
stead Of boom, which generally lasts
but short time and then leaves bust.
ness dun and paralyZod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

fairs IN country which claims TO
have been influenced by our advanced
civilization ana II ~ only 10 bo hoped
that q change for the botlor win Do
effected, at any cost
IN an probability the present conyul.
zion IN which the Russian empire has
been thrown win cause a reconstruct
ton IN which fonutlolsm shah no more
hold sway II may come through a
revolution or the government may be
compelled 10 take the Initiative IN tho
WORK Of rcconslrucllon,
IN This connection the suggestions
made by the editor Of The French Re,
view OF Reviews are hIghly significant
lie points out Chat the loans made 10
Russia exceed any financial rick ever
undertaken BY French nnuuoIors and
he thinks that % ran In Russian bonds
~ yuro 10 como un'oss the catastrophe
W. uyorlod IN time he suggests that tho
French government us measure Of
solhprotecllon offer 10 Russia large
loan by which TO pay the indemnity
that win be demanded boy Japan, bu,
that this money bo advanced only on
the condition that the Russian people
are given o constitution and placed In
a position TO control their own finances,
Should the car refuse this, /, viii be-
necessary the French writer declares,
TO leave him 10 his fa,o
II ls supposed That this article was
actunlly inspired by the French gov.
ornmenL n no, II ls "a solemn warning
To Russia that lu The Wow Of her best
friends, oven. Dhoro h no salvation OK.
cent In u radical reconaruolon " her
governments The repeated riots ana
prosecutions and masaacrcs that stain
Russian soil viii be u mighty factor In
tao forces that finally must cause the
lphoayal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10
NOT FOR THE STAGE.

According TO an Eastern contempt.
faly, Miss May Irwin, the well known
actress, has given Nan Patterson, tho
chorus glrl who has been ON trial for
tho alleged murder Of Caesar Young
an offer NJ place In her company We
hope the report II not true, Miss Irwin
docs not need such ATTRACTIONS 10
draw good house. She certainly can.
not be- willing for merconory purposes
to prostitute the orl Of which tho IN u
recognized exponent
Nan patlcRons caso has attracted
attention all over tho country Two
times sho has been on trial on tho
grave charge " murder, She has spent
eleven months IN prison, Each ulal ro.
suited IN disagreement of tho jury II
Is only fair that she now should have
the bonont OF the doubt, since II appears
Impossible 10 prove the charge beyond
q reasonable doubt She should be- civ.
on her liberty Dut she should not be
encouraged 10 capitalize her nolorloty
on the stage, II would De fnr better TO
continue the trials than to mnor her
to appear IN public Tor the qualification
for the crowd lho, Nv always hunting
FOR sensations The character of the
man who was Killed ana the dissolu,o
lie OF Che accused gl should rather
bc hidden than exhibited to the public
gu2o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10
LAND GRABBING

Readers Of tho daily papers have for
a loug time noticed the cosoa OF hand.
grabbing that are said to have been
pcrpolmtod uudor the cover Of our hand
laws, Hut few ore aware to what OK.
tent this Industry has been carried on
Some interesting facts are given In
Eycrybodys magazine for May
Tho cnse ~ one man IL motod who
came To thls country IN 1850 without
amy rcsourcos llc In said Ia hoyo
gathered IN township after township,
unlIl now no holds nm aggregate ~
lih3o2O0 acres, an area ms largo me-
several states combined and larger than
some of the European kingdoms Am.
ether case w quoted " ands
gohher who has tied up about
100000 acres This gentleman m
pold to have been indicted No times,
but 40 fnr has escaped conviction An,
other fellow ~ also oold to have scour.
cd tho tIUo 10 n large number Of town.
ships rho methods employed ARE pc.
cullor Ito would place wagon ON
the cornoH Of four sections Eoch
quarter Of the wagon was the "houso"
Of q settler who had boon paid 10 sleep
t6oro ana make tho necessary ootha
Of settlement 60 secure u tito 10 the
land, which thln was made over to
the employer
Some change IN the laws 10 prevent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10
RIOTS IN RUSSIA

Another massacre Of jews h reported
from the southwestern part OF Rus.
MA. Every spring for many years,
Wuch reports have reached the world,
II Ia notable that the ukaso Of the
rgar grantlng a small measure Of re.
llgious liberty ia The Russians, did not
ray ono word about extending liberty
90 tho Jews II IN not Impossible that
this omission encouraged the 0nt.Som.
ties Of Russia TO This new outbreak
Of fanatoiWu,
The popular prejudice AGAINST the
Jews Of RuasN N Kept alive by oglto.
tors who undoubtedly prunt by ont.
breaks OF this Kind, For whom the
unfortunate Victims are eluln or drlv.
en- from their homoa. ana their houses
plundorod, there always is a chance for
robbery, And tha undoubtedly In one
of the motives octuolIng the ogll0tore.
The stories told about the Jews ARE oN.
rcmcy absurd, and yet they Rnd cred.
cnoc among the Ignorant masses, one Of
lnffN lNE'NVN w w WV NN'Nl llNI IlN
Jews, at the time NJ their Passover
capture Christian ohldrcn whom they
kll, IN order TO use the blood for Ger.
tain religious or rllualiplic purposes
We have heard Russians tell this story
ma nasert its truth ana no argument
10 the contrary would ho llstonod TO-,
The leaders OF the mob have but TO
recount euoh tales In order TO lnnomo
the masses oRoInst the Jews IN almost
any locality ana the result N gcen IN
persecution, and sometimes IN moesa.
ores, The mcogre account Of the pres.
ont riot docs not glye the extent u
n. but Il IL suld TO have loslod for
forly.oighl hours The Christians we
nre told fell upon their Victims IN the
streets, but Us those wore expecting
the onslaught they were armed, and
many on both sldea wero wounded, or
killed, II Ii lomentablo state VI af.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10
DEsERET NEWS PHONES,
IN LOS ANGELES,


Tho Utah pilgrims arc enjoying their
pilgrimage TO the beautiful CITY ~ the
Angels They are being entertained
with royal hospitality AcquaInlancos
ana Friendships are being formed that
no doubt, win endure, and result In nut
tual benefit and advantages, We hope
Los Angeles win accept the generous
offer OF Senator clark for lmnpp0rla.
ilon to this city and return the visit
We can ASSURE thom OF n most cordial
welcome 10 the valleys OF the noun.
talna. We shall bo pleased to compare
notes on climate soil, business opporlu.
mites bathing resorts, etc. olcp ana
then we viii gladly enter into an orfon.
glvc and defensive alliance with our
friends on tho coast with q view Of
making the entire region trayorecd by
tho new road, the most populous pros.
porous. ana desirable part Of our great
Republic,
The speeches made NJ the reception
given by the Los Angeles Chamber ~
Commerce 10 the visitors were appro.
PIRATE, senator clark briefly touched
upon the history Of the Nilroad which
owes its completion 10 his energy ana
enterprise, lie expressed his pleasure
IN tho realization Of his plans and
pointed out the vast opportunities for
development brought to Wow by this
road. judge Colburn was armed with
figures and used them TO adj
vantage. Senator smoot took oc'
caslon TO assure the audit
rnce that there Ia no moro patriotic
state than UtahI no state which docs
moro toward uplifIlDg humanity and
uphoding the flag of the country His
address seems 90 have made n deep im-
preston. It was timely and proper
We may regret the conditions that
place the loyal sons OF Utah when
abroad, under the necessity of assum'
ing that the patriotism OF The people
here 10 questioned, No other state Ia
the Union. since the problems that
brought on the Ciyil war were settled
IL IN " similar position, hut tho fNult
IL not with the people here or with
any of the prominent citizens In church
or state, They are all ae truo'hcorted
Americans, and az loyal TO tho ins,itu'
,ions OF the country, ~ amy in all tina
land, The responsibility rests entirely
with the little band Of coosplroioro
whose moral status charity ~ould roth'
rr cover with the vcll Of Oblivion, AZ
long M they ure stirring up heaven and
onrth TO mIaropresent Utah ana her PEG.
pie, II becomes the duty Of the friends
OF the state, ON ull proper occasions
20 Pre- test against the falsohood ana
speak the truth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10
NAN PATTERSON,
Springfield Republican,


The Nan Patterson case ia ended. for
the district attorney " not likely 10
subject the woman TO another trial,
Two juries have disagreed on the ques
uon OF the guilt Of tho defendant, and
" II not likely that any 70 men could
ever De brought together who would
come TO a unanimous conclusion, on
me hnrlA OF such evidence m tho rules
ot legol procedure limit them 20. But
WNlng me young woman the benefit Of
INC doubt. II better doubtless that
should be executed for murder The
district attorney, on the other han.
performed his duty IN pressing the
case, " possible, 10 n decisive conelu.
sion " there IL miscarriage of
justice, The fault dooa not Ne NJ his
door Public interest has been aroused
Ia m unusual degree, hut n Inns boon
an interest by no means unprecedented
In recent criminal history.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

lofles, valued at from $500 to 5000
They were eeoreted In a dress suit case
belonging 10 w, y, Roberts, Eastern
agent Tor the two companies, Roberts
hai hurriodly Loft the city, but was ar
rested IN Chicago The authorities nro
alert ana bound 20 break up this He.
gal business, People who ale 40 reoK.
lces as TO risk Investment In ottory
tickets should learn TO keep their
money IN their pockets, for even II
Mlly enough 20 suppose the drawings
70 pe honoet, the probability IN that de.
'ccllVes VIII spoil the game,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

The city of Louisville, Kentucky, IL
preparing Tor the Confederate Veterans
reunion, to be held there IN the middle
Of june u Is anticipated that 100000
visitors fOm al parts OF the country
WIN be present Az an offering Of re-.
spcct TO tho Confederate Veterans, the
ro'called Henderson Route IN distribute.
ing a throe'conmn print entitled "The
Man IN Gray which ~ said to receive
Widespread admiration throughout tho
south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

Just thlrty.elx years ago today tho
hrst railroad across the continent was
completed, the ceremony OF driving the
last spike having taken place on tho
rromontory, What changes In those
years. And the great men who UNDER
took and completed that mighty enter
prise are no more, There were giants
In Ihoso DAYS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10
10 MARRY rOR $1,000,
baltimore sun,

\ strange agreement has been nd.
miltot to record NJ rallmont IN the
Office " the clerk VI the county clorh
lN ltB Frms Miss Gertrude LOwther
of Rltchlc county agrees To marry \,
W. llardon Of C0t0Wba, W, Va, and
Io remain hls wife until his DEATH when
tho n 10 receive $1,000 from hla oata(
Harden ~ nrly.nIuc yolra old and II a
rlch WldoWcr Miss lnwthcr N thirty.
eiRhl years Old The marriage license
has been granted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10
ODDITIES or mn HUMAN popy,
Indianapolis NcVs

Indianapolis NCWA
Tho two sides Of "a PERSONS fnco are
mover alike The Dyes are out OF line
IN two cases out nf i've, and one oyc
ls stronger than tho other I'm Poycn per.
sons Cut ~ ton Tho right eye In also
as rule, higher than he LETT only ono
person IN fifteen has perfect oyos, tho
lalgcat percentage ~ defects proyallIhH
among lOir'h.irod people The small,
eat interval OF sound can be dls
lmguIshcd bctlor with ono ear Than
with both Tho nails Of Two fingers
never grow win the same rupldlty, that
of the middle nngor growing the fast
cstwhllo That Of the thumb grows slow.
cBL IN 0lBsfoW eases out NJ 100 the
left lex Va shorter thnu the rght
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

Tho naval expert who wants 10 mako
q roal reputation should forotcll which
side win win IN the impending battle
between Rojcstyonsky and Togo, and
why II won, Almost anyone can tell
after the AFFAIR IL over why It was so
ana not some other way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10
DOUBTFUL DESTINATION,
spare Moments,

A good highland minister was en-.
douvOrlng 10 steer a boatload Of ladies
10 u landing place on one of the hlgh.
lana lochs A squRl was bursting,
ana the steering was dlnlcult when one
Of the glrla annoyed him by Jumping
up and calling ont, unNlouslyl "Oh,
whore are we going tor" m you do
not NJ down ana keep stlll, my young
lcddN' said the minister pilot, darby,
THAT VIII vcriN much depend on how
you were brouRht up"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10
IN hRABiA,
Worcester Chaotic.

the changcless desert has A. last be.
gun TO feel the pulse OF modern civil.
eaton a new spirit VI independence,
huoh us has not stirred Arabia since
lhv days OF the Prophet, has begun 10
lnanllos IT, presence, Tho days Of
lhe Turk are numbered, Tor ne Ia no
match for the fierce sons OF Ishmnol
~ tho fan Of Snnna ana the mullpy
Of the Turkish troops AT Medina, the
tate OF Turkey has been decided,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

Although couchod IN diplomatic Lam
guago, the controversy between Japan
ana France as TO the violations Of the
neutrality Of French territorial waters
by the Russian fleet has dcgcnorated
into you're another wranglo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

According to the British Medical
journal statistics show that men who
drink alcoholic liquors live on an aver,
age two years ana twenty-five days
longer than toototolcrs statistics arc
known 20 be u near relative TO the
Father of Lies,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

A London physician In now prescrlb.
Ing sIS'month tours by OK cart IN South
Africa TO those Of his patients who are
SUFFERING from consumption, This rene.
ny Is for those who have slow conMmp.
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

An Indiana judge has had halod into
court an apo that smoked cigarettes
or rather the proprlo,ors Of the ape
for violating the nntl.clgaretlc law.
The lIooslcr schoolmastcr IL abroad In
the land
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

such colossal frauds would seem ob-
nolulely necessary since tho land.grab.
blng IN all such cases nullines the In.
teplion Of the Legislation by which
American citizens ARE enabled to 70.
cure homes ana build w tho country,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10
DEFIANCE on LAW

IN direct defiance of the law, q secret
hut thrIylng business IN lottery tlckotg
lH carried ON IN many elites and fools
are 0coocd by sharp AGENTS with great
facility Government detectives IN lios.
ton have Just seized several thousand
Tickets VI the Panama and Mexican lot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

The Chicago strIkorB, before request.
ing tho President to Interfere, should
remember tho story Of the frogs who
wanted a king and got ono they admit
want AZ all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

Tho difference between Mr., J. u,
Rockefeller ana Rev Dr., GLADDEN. Ia
marked one has tho gltt Of money,
the other, That " sab
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

A tornado has swept over central
Kansas leaving death and destruction
In ia poth what's the matter with
Kansas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

How Tho knockers must hate tho
blessed rain mat means bounlcous har.
ves,s for tho farmers ANA prosperity
for UTAH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

"Do not lead u double lIfe," says lcl,
wheeler Wilcox II Is impossible with
the nocossauce u He 70 hlgh and wages
10 low,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

The Wisconsin ant.tlpplng law IL the
FIRST instance In this country OF anti.
Rerrch.aulck legislation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

Minister Bowen refuses TO talk This
is 10 his credit ana should be to hls
advantage,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

why can't stroc,car conductors al.
ways be potter II costs nothing and In
good capital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

"Tho Love Lettcrs Of a Boss" are sa,d
to be nllod with plollitudea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

The Car TO Rojcstyonsky ana Nobo.
guloff "dot together"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

Co,onol Oorgaa controls the canal
zone Now let him control the yellow
iover,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

And now man up In Maine declares
mat he IA ELIJAH, Is he Dowlo's alter
ego?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

Entered n, the postcfnoe N rnlI Inke
city az second olnpa matter according 20
tho Act of Congress March T. 1919
RArlT LAKE CITY, MAY 10, 1905
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05
WERE HUNTING ROOSEVELT.
Two OF His Guards Lost Track OF Him
When He Left the white House.

RICHMOND. Va, Feb TT was the for
tune OF Councilman Harry Glenn Of Rich
mond yesterday to relieve tho anxiety OF
two Secret Service men in Washington.
who were seeking high and low for Presi-
dent Roosevelt. whom It Is their mission TO
guard. Mr.. Glenn was near the White
House when well built man displaying
energy in his every movement passed him
at rapid gait, headed for the Department
of state. The Bichmonder had no diffl-
Guilty in recognizing him as the President.
and stood watching his sturdy figure until
II vanished around tho corner.
Scarcely had the President disappeared
from view when two men rushed out, APP
parently from the rear Of tina White House
They we're in a state OF panic. Having
read about how the President takes delight
in leaving his guards in the lurch. Mr.
Glenn had no difficulty in oomprehending
the cause OF their anxiety. He lost no time
In pointing out to them the direction
pursued by Mr.. Roosevelt. He heard later
that they had succeeded in finding him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05
SAVED ICEBouND OYSTERMEN.
Thirty Of Them NearIy Northumberland
I'm the Marshes Of Chesapeake nay

BALTIMORE, Feb Fifteen oystermen
who we're marooned in the marshlan dis
beyond Dsal's Island since Jan. and CT
teen more who had been caught by the leo
several weeks ago were rescued late this
evening by the iceboat Annapolis, which
left here Yesterday and went aground on a
bar when within seven miles Of the place
where the oystermcn-Nere imprisoned.
When the news of the nishBp reached
here the Governor despatched the oyster
steamer Thomas. commanded by Capt.
Howard Of the oyster navy. The Thomas
left to-day. Before she reached the place
the Annapolis vas again noated and sue
cecded in getting into Ca'ss's Straits in
the renr ~ the rnarshand.
There she found n number OF oystermen
hemmed In by the ice and in much worse
plight than were those on the vessel she
set out to rescue They had been i'm
prisoned since early In January, and hut
for some dry bread must have starved.
They had suffered intensely from the cold
The Annapolis was Obliged to push small
boats across the ice 10 get 10 them. After
taking these aboard the iceboat set cut
for the Others and rescued them The
men said that they had destroyed their
boats and used the wood TO make fires
otherwise they would have porished, All
were terribly frostb!tten
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05
NO LOCKHART WILL CONTEST,
Mrs. Flower Likely 10 Receive Her share
OF the Es-ate. at Least $50, ZOO. 900.

PIIrsBuao. Feb. 4.-Thete was a sur
prise in tho Lockhart will affair this after
noon. when, after a long conference with
the other heirs. Attorney John c. Hay
maker. counsel for Mrs W. S. Flower, the
daughter of Lockhart who was cut on with
only tho interest of $500 900, announced
that he had advised Mrs. Flower. as well
rs all her friends, that II would be best TO
10 softly in the will contest and that he
thought no effort would be made 10 break
the will ~
The interview with Mr. Hhymaker who
for the first time appeared for Mrs. Flower,
leads 70 the belief that Mrs Flower now has
the Offer Of the full one-fifih OF the estate
Of her late father and that she will enter
into It's full enjoyment very soon. It is
admitted by Mr.. RayrnalSer that the share
OF Mrs Flower will be about $50. 600 600.
Mr. Hsymal5er says Ara. Flower will
make no contest unless against his wishes.
Speaking OF the estate Of tie late Mr.. Lock-
hart. Mr.. Haymsker, who has been counsel
for DR.. Flower for years. said.
AN estimate OF si25000 900 for the fort
une OF Mr. Lockhart isconservative. TWAS
that many years ago and he lost nothing
since. There will be coming to each Of the
children no less than $50 ,o00. 900.