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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23

Bishop Woolley spoke many words Of
comfort 10 the family referring to the
pure life Of their boy whose life was
taken so suddenly, The Westinghouse
was well filed with sympathlzing
friends, and the caskct was covered
with beautiful flowers
Judge j a. Murphy yesterday pre-
sided at the service of the Modern
Woodmen held over the remains of the
late Oliver Brown, who died at Weston,
Ida. last Thursday The services We're
held at the late residence of the de-
ceased 287l Indian avenue, The Wood
men attended in "A body and the assem-
bage was very large. lnterment was
IN the Mountain View cemetery.
Services over the remains Of the late
Mrs Richard Hpwells We're held az the
Statewide ward westinghouse at l2
o'clock noon yesterday The services
were largely attended by relatives and
sympathizlng friends The ward choir
furnished the music, and the services
were presided over by the Bishoprlc Of
the Statewide ward. The speakers were
Judge j. A. Howell, G. j, A. Lindquist
of Ogden and Mr.. Brdwell of Pleasant
View, all Of whom eulogi2ed the life
of the deceased, lnteiment was IN the
Statewide cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
HORSES DYING.


Ogden. Oct, 23,---An epidemic Of dis
temper among Weber county horses IS
feared and to prevent it dealers are
urging that 100 head Of horses belong
ing to G. NJ. Clay and pastured near
the Hot Springs be Killed at once.
Complaints that horses in the pasture
We're dying rapidly from disease caused
Sheriff Bailey 20 visit the pasture this
morning and he found nine horses ~
ing dead out of a herd Of 1OO and 40
more afflicted with distemper, Some
were SO nearly dead that tho crows
were picking their flesh, and they had
not the strength to resist. sheriff
Bailey killed one horse in this condi-
ton, and returned TO the city where he
reported the matter TO the humane
officer aud Dr.. Condor. the county
physician. Tomorrow the three oli-
cials VIII visit the pasture and deter
mine what Is to be done with the ami
mails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
A Groun of sun SPOTS.

San Jose. Cal, oct. 23,--Rev Father
Joseph Ricard, S. j., the Santa Clara
college astronomer, announced last
evening the result Of his observations
OF a group Of sun spots, the discovery
Of which was announced several weeks
ago, Father Ricard calculates
length of the entire group at 1875
miles with width OF ll5,532 miles.
The astronomer announces Increased
solar activity, with a probability that
two new spots first noted Lass Friday,
VIII exceed In size any hitherto OBJ
served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
OF Weber stake Excellent Reports Of
Conditions OF Various Organizations,

~, ~, ..-..,..-...e
'soen' pct, So ne quartSiiy confer
,NGr oil Ne Nepet 9lohe VI NlolI MaS
4'o VI 'hS Cg1eil t4per'luclc Ststo'G ,i,
IIe'' !" W. uIiIl' pItNluii!s' tm'
uU'nU'nee al ~ ~ tilc lner'll's' vas ul'-
usually laIs'' ne iHoIIi.Is SESSION W9s
'"'NWeutea az w cloth, W thg cuoll
I.'Alus, hlalrI " l'lr ooul 0inucLc
p.EUo, ftaEet WIS oi,eIeu W ruiz
KEY paNlo MchoE, lue Cnou sdiis
'oluy beaihs the oatTe0 law .llls'
I's''t nj A' w ohurlIli reported tne
II.lIr5',le oonuluou OF 'ne STATE tn'
,'E'NIlolion OF the Miualeton Nsiu' tne
n".AIlE oil anual Nard CONFERENCES, nov
u. srest ana the dlllBentG WIN Nillgh
W.. II''9li'oou ol We suns supports
IN. pres ideAcy IN us laoors IN TINS
",., s'"he' SO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
Likes Roosevelt's Words.

Rome, oct 22.--The Osservatore Ro-
mano, the organ OF the vatican, devotes
n leading editorial to the speeches made
by President Roosevelt on his journey
through the south, The editorial says.
"All those who relish pollteness and
practically will read with pleasure his
healthy and strong words, extraneous
10 everything visionary or presumptu-
Gus, expressed before the whole nation
and the whole world'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23

The check of 1896. which was mis-
sing In a letter sent from Park city 70
a Provo man. and opened In mistake
by another man whose name was SINH
lar TO that Of the addresse has been
found, The man who opened the let
ter in mistake had forgotten to en-
close the check when he returned the
letter to the postohlce
j. Lloyd Woodruff OF the Enquirer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
DANIELS DIVORCE CASE.
Chicago Couple We'd Arrival OF New
CltIIens-News Briefs.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Provo Utah Goa oct. 23,-Mrs, Mar
garet +. Daniels Of Spanish Fork has
been granted a divorce in the Fourth
district court from Joseph Il. Daniels,
Jr. on the ground Of failure To provide.
Defendant did not contest the case.
Plaintiff was awarded the cusody OF
two minor children. S25 a month ALI
Inony and $2j attorney fees. The par
ties were married In Provo, Aug. 90
1903
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
TRACKING STREET r..
WAY.

Tho ogden Rapid Transit company
began double tracking its line from the
Ogden River bridge TO Twelfth street
today Opposition was begun among
the residents IN the section, but IT was
Intellectual as the mayor found that a
franchise had been granted six years
ago to double track the system on any
OF Ogden's streets,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
Cures Chilli and Eevsr.

G. W, Writ, Nacogodohes, Texas says:
Ills daughter had chills and fever for
three years, he could not find anything
that would help her TN he used Herbine.
His wife will not keep house without n,
and cannot say too much for IT, soc Sold
BY =, g. NJ l. Drug Dept p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
CHICAGO COUPLE WE'D.
GARDEN CITY NOTES

a marriage license has been issued
"a Adolph j, Olson oA and Emma j.
Harris, "a, both Of Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23

Physicians say use Distilled Water
and be safe from fever. order a case.
Tel. 1856. Salt Lake Soda Water Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
WOMAN DIES on TRAIN.
Mrs. Minnie ], Hninston Passes Away I'm
Route to California.

Ogden. oct 23.--Mrs, Minnie J. HAMS
ton. while en- route from Atlanta, Ga,
to Los Angeles In company with her
husband. Marion c. Hainston died very
suddenly yesterday morning In her
berth in a tourist sleeper just as the
Rio Grande Western passenger train
was pulling into the Union depot yards,
ogden, at o'clock Mrs. Hainston had
been suffering from cancer OF the stom-
ach for a long time and hope of an I'M
provement in her health had induced
her husband to sell out his interests NJ
Atlanta and move 20 California. Tho
body was embalmed here and shipped
to Los Angeles today, where Mr. Haius-
ton says ne win make his future home.
The deceased has two grown up daugh-
tiers living in the east She was about
~ years of age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
CASE RULED OUT or COURT.

An opinion fled by Judge Howell this
morning In the case Of James Briggs
VS. Ogden city and the Strong's canyon
water company throws the plaintiff out
Of court with no cause ior action, and
finds that plaintiff has no ella m to
water in Strong's canyon o. in the pipe
line used to convey it to his premises
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t oday $ Ogden News.

Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Sent Weekly News
accepted ON the same terms as at
the Salt Lake office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23

ness, faintness, lassitude. excitability,
irntabljty, nervousness sleepless'
ness, melancholy. "ull-gonc" and
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Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
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No other female medicine in the
world has received such widespread
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The needless suffering OF women from
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In her great experience, which covers
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yours Her advice is free and conf
I dental
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
A TRAINED NURSE
After Years of Experience, Advises Women In
Regard to Their Health.

Mrs. Martha Pohlman
of 5b Chester Avenue, 4
Newark, n, j., who is a Y
graduate Nurse from the (
Blockley Training school,
at Philadelphia, and for
six years Chief Clinic
Nurse at the Philadelphia
Hospital, writes the letter
printed below. She has
the advantage Of personal
experience, besides her
professional education,
and what she has to say
may be absolutely relied
upon.
Many other women are
afflicted as she was. They
can regain health in the
same way. It's prudent
10 heed such advice from
such o source, !
Mrs, Pohlman writes; Y
~ am firmly persuaded,
aftereight years Of experience l
with Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, that it \
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for any suffering woman -
use.
Immediately after my
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dizzy spells. The doctors pre-
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pains down through my limbs
hardly walk. It was M bad ca
trouble as | have ever know
Pinkhams Vegetable Comp0un
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time | have had occasion 10 reco
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Money cannot buy such te
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When women are troubl
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PROVO DEPARTMENT.

per month n
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Cireulator John j. MeGreaor,
S-i0 wash. Ave. Ind Tel ljl
office with Lambert Paper Co.
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WIDOW 0ETs INsURANCE.

WIDOW GETS INSURANCE,
Through a most commendable and
generous act the demise " Chester r.
Shurtlff was recalled on Saturday
last, when the parents of the young
man turned over to his wife $4,000 IN
surance money which they had re-
ceived Some time ago Shurtlid took
out 81 600 insurance policy with an
old line company ana made his mother
the beneficiary Later he became con-
neCted with the Wo0dmcn of he World
and took a 81 1000 policy there, In this
his father WAS beneficiary. AtterWard
he married, but he failed to transfer bis
insurance to his wife previous to his
death Saturday the adjusters Of both
concerns were in Ogden and satisfied
the claims, Immediately the aged pa
rents transferred the entire sum to the
young widow,
COLORED MAN MAKES GUN PLAY.
While under the Influence Of liquor
Saturday evening Gordon j.. Tyler,cul-
ored made a gun play that landed him
I'm the city Jail charged with carrying
concealed weapons, Tyler and another
cOlored man named William Ross met
Saturday evening and quarreled, the
former, It Is claimed, left the latter
with the threat that he would 90 and
get a gun and return 20 Kill Ross, True
TO his word he obtained pistol and
returned, but just as he was pulling
the weapon from his pocket, officer
Herrick stepped up and placed him un-
der arrest Tyler claims that Ross
pulled knife on him.
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY Lee
TURES.
The Weber Stake academy has COM
pleted its program for the present sea-
son, which includes some of the best
lecturers OF the country The follow
ing speakers have been secured Alton
Packard, humorist and sketch lecturer;
Sam Jones, the celebrated evangelist
and orator; Edmund Vance Cooke, poet
and reader Spillmm Rigs, humorist
lecturer and musical impersOnatOr; Or.
George Vincent dean Of chicago uni
ycrsity, Or. Thomas H.. Green, ion THE
Key of the Twentieth Century Prof,
s. A. Clark of Chicago university; Lon
J. Beauchant, humorist philOsopherand
others, The season opens on NOV, 10,
NOVEMBER TRIAL JURORS.
The November trial jurors for the
November term of the Second district
court are as follows,
Ogden-Moroni T., Wilcox, o, |. Read,
H. G. Jacobs, Walker Barlow. Thos. A,
Shreeye, James Taylor, Edward Aieth,
Benjamin f. Carr, George f. Brown,
Richard Rowbotham, A. L. Brewer, Io-
seph b. Moore Abraham jackson, Jo-
seph M Harbertson, II. l.. Griffin, NJ. u.
1psen w. G. Watson. r. -. Brown,
John Coulisk
Huntsvllle-A, J, Anderson, Adam L.
Peterson T. J., Ortiz
Marrlott-George Richie,
North Ogden-William Bailey VIII
liam r, Spackman.
Liberty IL, Ward,
Eden-George l., Ditfenbaugh.
Tintah-Tlmothy Kendell.
West Weber--Joseph b. Alvord,
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Payments for the Daily Saturday
and. semi Weekly News should be
maze To the circul3tor Delivery
MADE BY carrier on the same terms
as In Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-23
GRAND OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT

"The Girl from Rays one Of the best
productions on the stage today, viii be
tonight by large and strong compa-
ny
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

He did not find the setting aside quite so easy as
it seemed That winter he met Ellen Frawley
many times. When he suddenly disappeared from
Louisville her personal interest in his movements
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

might have been measured by the elaborate in
difference with which she inquired from her father
as to Lands reasons for going to New-HOrk
Frawley reused himself from pondering the value
of half a dozen possible investments and said dryy:
Hes had a touch of insanity. He's gone into
business for himself"
The months slipped by, rapidly for Frawley,
whose hands were always full, slowly for Ellen,
who had wearied of society and spent too much
time recalling the clean. generous young face
whose eyes of gray had looked with that insistent
query into her
What question would Lands desire her to an
swer desiring it so earnestly that it expressed it
self without words' Was it the Word-old inquiry
which many men had put to her? She could not
be sure.
When the trim maid brought Lands card up
to her at last the sight of the little pasteboard with
the well-deined name, Sheridan Landis moved her
strangely. Before she joined him in the library
where he waited, she his Care-free, eXquisitely
proomed whole rise on her inner vision-a salts
factory conventional type of a well-bred American
except for that dormant puzzle looking from his gaze
Facing him. she found different
air of stern indifference to the externas he once
had thought 50 precious mingled indescr1bably
with his very garments. The handsome face had
grown thin. and lines had Crept around
the exCelently cut lips
h But the old query in his eyes was still
~ there. interviewer with insistent and new
determination. Also a softer light slept
there. which yet curtaned
from the surface.
He was quick to note her almost dis
'~ssVsA MAYED surprise at his altered ap-
IA pearance, and laughed he took
her outstretched hand There's
no straw in the kennel now he
said with soldierly gaiety.
II don't understand" "
Nor is it worth explaining he
smiled as they seated themselves.
sseS>, Just silly quotation. I'm on
Ssxxa nv wav South, and couldn't
sXS sist the temptation to come in
You see | got hold of rather
seductive thing in Newly Ork. Ex-
-Ss&sfs pected to show the Nanderbuilts
- ~ few points, and smashed up
AM good and hard.
8AN She looked her disnay, knowing her
AY fathers opinion of men unable to hold
their money.
''Oh, why did you 90 into business?" she
cried
''To satisfy my curiosity concerning Ger
tain man whom l wanted to know intimately,
he said lightly
And he ruined you! The scoundrel" she said
to him.
''Oh, I don't think he's scoundre1 yet! So far
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
By CLINTON
DANGER FIELD

respective and totally unscrupulous daddies
Lands flung away his cigar. Go on! he SAID
curtly.
These parvenu idealists and aristocratic ideal
lists like yourself all belong under one head: The
impractical You are like Women-yOu possess
the innocence of ignorance. 1t has It's charm
Don't try to spoil it. my dear boy, by an intimate
knowledge of men. Let the wolf pack run. You,
from vour aristocratic kennel may bay at it as
strenuo1lsIv as YOU like, for your dinner will be
brought to YOU faithfully, and when the weather
grows cold your supply of straw viii not fail.
\ sudden mask of i1rpassiveness settled on Ian
dis face He rose easily and sauntered to the
est window, overlooking Louisvilles Broadway
Your SMILES grow picturesque he said Carelessly.
How about the women? Are they divided too:
They saw the 'She-Wolf Of France d guileess-
looking animal How's one to know? Now. see
that Young woman the corner OF Ihlrd-c cloudy
pompadour under a GainSbOrou9h, and almost tauit-
less features with just enough lrreguanty to make
them humanity beautiful. Now how would YOU
Frawlev smiled covertly at the ingenious shift
ing of the attack; but he joined Lands and gazed
in the required direction, then flushed and said
stif7v: THAT is my daughter Ellen" Then rec
ognzing ood-humoredly that the shaft had been
accidental. he said pleasantly: . must catch her
before she drifts out OF sight"
Lands stared absently after the girl as she and
her father went down the street together. Some
thing in her Doise something in the carriage of her
head aside from her marked beauty compelled him
to watch her.
(which of her fathers classihcations covers herr"
he wondered Does she covert1y with the
pack getting what she wants through greed or
cunning. OF is she like myself, merely piece of
kenneled honesty? But setting her aside and
applying the question to myself
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

TRAWLEY rubbed a sleek wel-padded Jaw with
an equally smooth hand. his wide, expressive
mouth curled into 4 faint sneer. Honesty is
Your pose he said Cooy.
i hat all YOU are capable OF calling It, re-
turned Lands with equal coolness. Your linn
tied understanding Is q misfortune, not crime
Frawley smiled. Limited understanding is a
misfortune generally speaking but not for YOU, if
your environment holds good. I'm going to tell
you more about yourself than YOU ever knew
before"
Thanh, YOU" said Lands composedly, fitting his
broad young shoulders back in the club-room chair
and letting the smoke from his cigar float up in
indolent rings.
Fraylev shot a look OF suppressed interest at his
yis-a-vis. Frawlev was not fond OF the stage; but
ne found an exquisite delight in the little dramas
afforded by playing on mems sensibilities, and he
had an excellent appreciation OF his talents in
that line.
The gist of the matter is this he said lcisivelv
You have just been delivering yourself OF biting
opinions concerning the present state of public
honesty You called CRATER a hound whose skin
wasn't fit for a door-nat But what makes a
grafter-environment:
So YOU think responded Lands i1npatiently.
And what makes aristocrat like YOU man
above soing his fingers by a dirty trick? Environ
-nent again Now YOU listen. You've got
grandfathers to burn Therefore Your incina- ,
1ions run toward pride and deCency. Then, r
YOU were born to twenty thousand a
vear-ergo, YOU can afford that pride +
and that decencv. Ohliterate the f
twenty thousand. turn on the thumb
screws OF hunger. and the primal "A
brute in YOU would pull down the As4ssf1
barriers those centuries of cultiva-
ton built up-you'd graft along
with the rest
Lands lifted his cigar and re-
reated with increased contempt:
$50 YOU think"
Il don't think retorted Fraw-
lev cuttingv. Z know Ny
statements are based on life studies
at first hand l don't object to
a sheltered class like yours, which
can afford to spout about ideals
You are pleasant TO listen to when
the keen work Of the day is over.
It's amusing
Theridicule bit. Frawlev saw, through
the cloud Of tobacco smoke, the flush
1ise TO his companions face. and he contin-
1sed with suppressed enjoyment: But a
man needn't have grandfathers in order to
become an idealst. Some of the carefully shell
tered sons of nv millionaire friends are en-
,hrsiastic idealists. They believe in honor
with a big H. even while they are the prod
uct Of the grated piles araassed by their
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-20
FRIENDS SEEKING
MRS. TINA ROYER
Woman Disappeared From Working
Place Saturday and Did Not
Go to Room.

Friends of Mrs. Tina Royer are in
quiring as to her whereabouts. as she
has not been seen in the city since Sat
urday. She had been employed at the
Godfrey restaurant on Market square
for some time. and on Saturday she
left there. The suppositiOn at the res
taurant was that she had. gone to her
room ON Third avenue in the vicinity
of Fifth street. When she did not re-
turn 10 the restaurant, inquiry was
made at the place where she was room
ing, as it was feared that she was ill.,
but no one knew of her coming there at
all. She has relatives south of the
city, and it may be that she has gone
there, as it was known that she was
not feeling well, but no information to
this effect has been received in town
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-20

Insure with Mckee.
-lighted-delighted
ZaZaro is there, call for it.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For bus, baggage, express, call Robb's.
For bus or express, Spencer & Trefz.
Ice cream and ice cream soda at
Peterson's, 1914 Third avenue.
w. III. Siemon will do your tin work :;
1927 Sixth avenue. New phone 5746.
Special sale this week of famous
pictures al the Fine Art Store, 1903
Second avenue
No waiting-Five BARRIERS at Wad-
dell's Antiseptic barber shop-oppo-
site Harper house.
Travel over the Rock Island bridge
yesterday included 2,765 on foot, I,472
teams and 800 street cars
Don't forget the social at ]. A. Reds
$50 Sixteenth street for the benefit of
Aiken street chapel. Thursday after
noon and evening.
Don't forget the excursion ON the
steamer w. w this evening given by
the young people of the Swedish Luth-
eran church. Boat leaves at y p. m.
The lawn social to have been given
by the Ladies OF the Grand Army. at
the residence of Mrs Ida Van Horne
9l5 Fifteenth street tonight, has been
postponed.
Have your clothes cleaned, pressed
and repaired by Beal & Schmitt, nli-
nois theatre building They make d
specially of doing this kind of work
Phone 716-L-
Carload of fine bananas just arrived
at Campana & COmpany's, 1914 Second
avenue Win sell dozen for 25 cents
and 10 cents; and cents, 10 cents and
10 cents a dozen.
See the free bottle offer Mulrs Grape
Tonic, tie constipation cure, or senc
this notice to Mulrs Grape Tonic com
pany, a" Rock Island, Ill, and receive
large bottle absolutely free
Don't forget the excursion ON the
steamer w. w. this evening given by
the young people OF the Swedish Luth
eran church. Boat leaves at 5 d. IA
Henry Ehlers and Edward Riley
both convicted of burglary in the cir
cult court, we're sentenced 10 the peni.