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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
BUSINESS NOTES.

A copy Of the articles ~ incorpora.
tlon Of the ogden Commission company
WAS nled In the secretary " stnto's Of.
ice today lls capital stock IL $1,000,
divided into shares of the par value Of
a2b each, G., \, Martin II presidents o.
A Barry vice president and socrotnryi
Il, lillian, jrp treasurer,
The Perry Electric LIght and Pow.
a. company Of fhroo Mile creek Pre-.
clnot noXoldor county fled a copy ~
lts articles Of incorporation In tho soc'
rotary Of states Office today, It's CAPT.
tai stock IN $4,000, divided into shares
Of The por value of 81 each, V, r.,
Davis IL presidents j. w, Francis, vlce
president James Young, secretary and
treasurer
Toiays local bank clcarngs amount.
"a 10 ibipO22.6l, ae against siS9, 2,S9
FOR the same day last year.
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problem IN not solely n medical prob.
lem, but u sociological problem M well,
Now. who ~ there OF the entire CONF
munlty 10 well fitted both by education
ana opportunity TO successfully engage
In the sanitary mission work as the
family phyaclan2
As no goes IN and out from among his
families he should ever aud continuous.
~ preach tho gospel OF sunlight ana
fresh air That tuberculosis IL essen,
italy q house disease has been
conCluslyoly demonstrated ana
this fact In 0s true OF enls
tie az II w OF man, Tho Win
cattle Of the plains are, and the bison
were entirely FREQ from bovine tubor'
culosls The scnseloss fears Of the
housewife Of might air" must be
overcome the smaller the cubic air
open should be the windows IN all
be the province Of tho family physician
10 DO ON the watch for the early ana
durable cnses, The STOPPING shoulders,
the badly developed or doformod chest,
the pale and waSy skim the lack Of apa
petite with the lOsB ~ weight, the gllet
pnlug eye, the peach blow cheek, the
frequent pulse ana slight rise o. tenn
pcraturc IN the evening, dlslnclnns
ton 10 engage IN the pleasures or dus
ties that were formerly easy 10 per
form, should put the physician ON HIS
guard ana at once institute "A searching
examination
At this early period the bno,crIolog.
ical examination II rarely positive and
N allowed 60 may soon roach an In.
curnblo stage, To be able 20 give the
patient the benefit Of his best chance
FOR recovery, proper treatment should
be instituted long before hls sputum
N swarmlng with boclli This phase
OF the subject has been well expressed
by Dr. Pryor when he says, I'VE must
care for tho consumptlvo IN the right
place, In the right way, and at the
right time, until no II cured instead
Of az now, In the wrong place, IN tho
wrong way at the wrong time untll no
II dead, We know how true the latter
clause Of this quotation H. ana also
how important the early recognition OF
the disease, ~ well ~ the proper car.
INK for the case IN the riBh' place and
riKht way.
Or BALDWIN was unable 10 be pres.
ent thie afternoon, 10 Ms paper ON
"Flnal Report ON the Loreng Operation"
was not read, but win be read probably
tomorrow The other papers on the
program this afternoon and tonight
uIc
THIS AFTERNOON
poaterIo. a,ernl SclcrosIs with report
Of cases, w, H. Ewing, Salt Lake,
Discussion opened by w. q. Gowans
Tho Uses ana Abuses of Electro.
Thc2noutics, ", q, Gowans, Salt Lake,
Discussion opened by a, a, Kerr
'Spnal Anaoslhesio, a, W, Morton,
San Francisco,
'Dr Morton WIN hold a clinic tho dny
following the reading 81 his paper and
VIII demonstrate his method Of Spinal
AnnesthosIa, Tho exact time and place
viii be announced at the meeting,
TUESDAY EVENING,
Symposium on "SuppuralIvc pro.
cossos IN the Abdominal CAVITY"
outline Of the various form ana ell
ology thereof, A. G, Behle, Salt Lake,
Discussion opened by 4, j. lIosmor,
Pathology, j IT, Crltchlow, Hnlt Lake,
Discussion opened by r. =. joyce.
Diagnosis u, II Root, Salt Lake,
Discussion opened by r, w Taylor,
Treatment, H. d. Nllce, Salt Lake
Discussion opened by H. \. Wright
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
JUDD FOR SUPERVISOR.
Portland Fair Commission I u Session
This Afterpoon.

Tho Portland fair commission Is holding
~ meeting this afternoon IN tho Office VI
dow cutler the main purpose of which
is 90 definitely outline mo policy NJ The
commission IN rognrd 10 a horticulture
ANA agriculture exhibit II Va sim "A
mootod question whether the fruit exhibit
shall be made IN single rhipmont " "a
carload or IN weekly parcels 10 that n
can be- Kept on hand IN Il fresh condition
Thomas Judd, president NJ the Hlntc
board " horticulture, N present by inyi,
tNllon for consultation on this point II
~ understood that Mr. Judd M Scheduled
for the position ~ director N ne hort,
cultural exhibit, ana that no viii be given
u free hand IN making tho department a
crodltnble ono 20 the state
AT u subsequent meeting N IL expected
that Dr, John a, Wdlsoo viii be present
TO discuss the outlook for an agricultural
exhibit with special emphasis on the prod
ucts OF the state experiment farms, I'm
which 20 much interest Ia now being
taken,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
LATE; LOCALS.

Landlord Fred Woy az one Wilson
leaves tomorrow noon ON "A three woDNF
trip e. New York. 20 bring back hg
daughter from the oUst, whore she has
been studying
Tho University regents met yoster
day afternoon and turned down all the
bids Tor the proposed improvements at
the state University ON account of a
technical defect IN the advertisement
ana the process Of advertising win have
10 bo gone through with again,
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WIN Not Affect san Pedro,

Several newspaper writer's OF railroad
news IN this state have been ondoayor.
ing 10 figure out that the southern Pa
cinc's proposed llngon cutoG, ana tho
extension from Kcolnrs 90 Mojayo win
afford a profitable competition with tho
salt Lake Route However. II " leNrno 1
that the completion Of the llngon out.o0'
and the extension Just referred Co., tho
distance Uom ogden 10 loR Angeles
win be l0lN miles NB against 7iS miles
for the Salt Lake Route, The latter llno
is steadily gaining friends ana ucrcas,
Ing IN business,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
ENLARGlNa SWITCHBOARD,
Bell Company Installing 100000 Ad.
dition TO lts Apparatus,

A 100000 addition 20 tho Boll Tolc.
phone switchboard at the central sta.
tion IN this cllN Nv being made by
Contract Agent II, l., Thomus The
plant arrived In this city yesterday at.
ternoon from chicago, and a force Of
workmon ~ now busllY engaged In
setting II mp ana making connections
Tho capacity Of the Office win ho ln.
creased thoroby onesthIrd, or 80 "a
per cent The installation VIII be com,
plolo inside Of 10 days.
The Twin Fails Ida, exchange rs be,
Ing Installed, with 100 subscribers to
begin with, 10 Short Line people report ,
ana work has BEGUN on the new ogden
central station building, Mr. Thomas
went north today 10 lnaugurHlo new
exchanges at North ogden, Plain City
and Huntsville, Extensive under.
ground improvements win be- made nj
Ogden,
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Emerson Ward--'romouow night tho
Relief society pf Emerson ward viii
give an entertainment for the purpose
Of raising fund lo hclp those who
may Ia eent to The hospital for troat-
mcnt A splendid program has been
prepared uud those who attend ara
promised n most enjoyable time,
twentieth Ward The charming opcr.
eta "Tho Counters" by Mlw Margaret
whitney win be- rendered on Woduuga
day aud IhurFduy evenings of thlH
week IN the Twentieth ward amusement
ball Tho performance ~ 40 hc Rlyou
for the honoht of the Lafayette school,
nnd will be DS originally presented, with
n few now songs added, The performs
ors VIII be lhc Nnm' young lulka who
took part IN The lirrt production,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
CoLBURN MAKES A hit.

Az usual, Judge Cobun'e speech was
hurry ono aud he was frequently m.
corrupted with applause ana cheers
lie spoke Of the completion o fthe new
road ts the lOng.nWnited realization of
a harry dream Tie then gave an arr
ray Of lncls and llguros touching utph's
greatness ana said he did this 10 get
oven with Mr. Glbbon, who sprung
columns " ngurcs on the salt Lake
Commercial club at ils banquet 10
senator Clnrb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.
Insane Sheep Herdor sloshcs LEGAL
Agent tor CollT's Weekly

John Moore, collector for tho collier
Publishing company with Headquarters
In this city, WIS dangerously NuHlcd In
tho throat yesterday on "a Wood WNoh
idaho tlnln with a knife In tho hands
~ M unknown drunken ana insane
theophordOr, who ran nmurk ON tho
train Tho lunatic was shot and iuNlnnl'
~ killed Ny constable william Nchaneh
who was on the train,
The train was run back 10 llelloYuo
whore Tie dead man and HE Victim wote
taken on MOOto'H recovery w Cnnndcrnl
doubtful He IN ~ years old, and inc
manager ~ tho ofnco hero says h' WAS
" htoady and rellahlo young man, VINO
stood well In tho oHtIwollop OF the Of
fee, Moore In unmarried lliH folks IN
Horllnnd hhvo boon nnLlLlnd hY WHO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
REFEREE APPOINTED.
Judge Reed WIN Hear Testimony IN
Mover Dlshsrment Case,

The supreme court today appointed
Judge Christopher Reed az referee Ia
hear the charges IN the disbarmcnt pro-
ooodIngs instituted against Attorney
George w. Meyer and report the sanM
10 the court, The court also instructed
Attorney. Broedcn to represent
II az the hearing
The case OF Daniel Hickey w, the RIO
Grande Western Railway company, 0p'
pellnnt, was argued before the court toe
day and submitted, The case OF ArcIN'
bald Stewart vs. the Gold a Copper
company, appellant, was continued until
May 10, and the case OF the Descrot IT.
rIgntIon company w, Samuel Mcintyre
ct AL, appellants, was continued for the
tenn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
wife Wants u Divorce,

Lcah y, Ma,son nlgd suit Tor divorce
In the district court today against Ray
mond II, Matson on the ground Of fail.
uro 10 support, They were married
q, Salem, Utah, on Nov. q, 1885,? and
have three children, Plaintiff asks 10
be awarded their homestead ut PNyson
and $50 per month allmony and 700
also asks for tho custody OF their chil-
dren,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
CHIMES FOR CATHEDRAL.
Now Structure VIII DO Provided with
Set of Sixtoon Bells

Tho now Catholic Cathedral win hayo
n set of chimes numbering 10 bells,
which VIII be hung IN one OF tho great
towers The chimes win be- operated
by electricity from u keyboard down
In the church, ana may also be used
IN connection with the organ where
chino effects are desired, This VIII
Rocky Mountains, short of San Fran
cisco, and their installation WIN be
,h "'uv se wy s sU"W cTs,g, Umg 10
the nwootor docs II sound
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
DEsERET EVENING NEWS, TUESDAY,

teen dollars" yelled u hungry man IN
The rear u wont take IL, said Both.
well, AZ he went IN to breakfast,
G, NJ sloan, the dining ear conductor,
had his hands fun throughout the trip
To feed IA hungry oplcurca three times
4 dny " no ainecuro, Commlssary
hupt II a. A)lnn went through with
the train from Salt Lake aid furnished
a very hlgh claba continuous pouprms
anoe, To serve regular meals, Of
course under the circumstance wao
out Of the question A In carte pre-,
vailed the ! lyelong day from dawn 10
midnight whom nun felt hungry he
naturally drlflod w 10 the head NJ tho
train ana attacked the monu Tho
service was excellent and n II IN n
criterion " tho regular service ON tho
Salt Lake Route, tourists are hound 10
ave the now line all kinds NJ grUtulloul
Advertising
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
In EIphteen Months,

chief Engineer Yard ~ the Rio
Cluudc says that the Western Pacific
win be- built IN n months and that
regular trains ought 10 be running over
II IN less than two years, a morning
newspaper Nudl. gives the ruUd ny5
years Nm which lu be- built
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
Mrs, Sehumneher's Estate,

A petition was filed IN tho probate
division Of the district court today by
r. NJ, Schumacher asking for letters of
administration OF the estate az his wife,
Mary A. Schumacher, who died AT Los
Angeles on April 90 1905, The estate
consists of personal property ~ ihe
total value Of about $4,000, The petit
ton win be heard by Judge Armstrong
on Saturday, May 20,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
SENATOR SHOOTS
RINGING ADDRESS.
CONTINUED from page one)

ana doing Whatsoever Hes IN our power
IN promote the interests and prosperity
NJ your beautiful and wonderful city
ana NJ all W. marvellous surrounding"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
TO-DAY STEMpE nature,
DIED.

BROWN ,..LouIno, daughter N tho la,.
Leigh II, Brown and Men riewson
Brown, age u yonrp n loal f1Ilurc
caused from dlphthofla, MAY X, lOM'
Private terment city cemetery, ~ M,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
0,d laid down without beIns seriously
Injured
irIfn TOEkADO'g PATH.

Tho tornado eat o clean ewalh 100
yards In width through ils entire
longih, Coming nc midnight the pco-
Pic wore uuuRht without u moments
warning, some NJ tho Victims were
Killed nm they hay nscop, others
manned and bleeding 0Woko Ia mt
themselves burned iu the Wrookago "
their former homes
Following the storm came a lull soon
cries Of lho injured and iilghlohcl pon'
pie could ho heard W cvcry mana.
Men with lanterns appeared nero anu
thoro among the WrCckugo ana nH
quickly OH possible the WORK NJ rescue
was begun, Progress WAX plow ho'
cause ~ the dnlkuosN, ana N WAS some
time before anything IKE Oh Systematic
effort could nn mndo IN remove me IN.
inrod ana before mid WuH asked NJ
noighborng towns
Marquette N u town NJ 1900 pconlo
In Mcpherson county II w in me
oNnot uonior Of ltWplA ana I'm tho
Richest farming country In the state,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
OTHER SPEAKERS,

Among the others who made speeches
during the evening were j, o, koopnL
president ot tao Los Angeles chamber
Of commerce, oX-GoV Wells, president
Of the SAT- Lake Commercial club Gov
John g. cutler, Vice President Y. H.
~ the two terminal cities and the
country intervening which was rich In
agricultural ana mineral wealth,
no CATALINA TODAY,
Tho vlslstors went 20 Catalina island
today ana VIII return from that IA
nous resort tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
WRAPPED IN sLuMpER
SCRAMBLE FOR pREAKrAsT.

IN twenty minutes the van guard
stormcd lho car In forty thcro wore
ntty lined w waiting their turn Glen
off his plNoo when the price had
gone M Ia Sl2i6 IN 10 cent bids, a col.
orod gent Informed the crowd that
Ihoro was now room Tor one. '"rhlrs
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

Industrial Opportunities
A new folder giving concise inform-
alton regarding industrial openings
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27
A STRANGE DISEASE
. Bath Farmer Losing his Horse:
From an Incurable Malady

G. A. Smith of Bath township has
been losing his horses from what vete-
rinarians pronounce spinal meningitis.
Three mares and two colts have died
from the malady and two others are
now affected. The disease is epidemic
but not contagious. There is no
question about this trouble resulting
fIom a germ but from what source the
germ proceeds in this case is one OF
the things it is hard to determine. IL
has been suggested that the germs
might have their source under the
| floor of the barn in which the horses
have been kept.
Wherever the fatal source of the
scourge may be it is certain that it
has already made serious inroads upon
Mr.. Smiths supply of horses. NO
other cases in the county are known
to have been reported. When once
this malady takes hold of a horse
there is no cure that has yet been dis
covered.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

road and the horses. possibly by d
line dronpine under the wheel being
turned from the road. entered corn,
field where the rough ground caused
the body to pitch to n slae anu ou.
of the buggy, the team then running
away.
The body had lain about two hours
in the corntield when by a strange
circumstance a boy CHANGED TO pass
through the field and found the ooos'
The cause of death was concluded "
be a%poplexy.
Mr.. Abraham had recently rented
his farm and was preparing to move
into Groton, also calculating to MAKE
a visit east. He settled in the county
in 'S2 and was the owner OF a me
farm, His brother, Alfred Abraham
is the we'll known merchant at Clare
mont. He leaves a wife but no chiid
rem. The funeral, under conduct o
his Masonic brethren, will be held d
his residence Sunday and the r7main
will be sent TO his old home in Mime
| sofa.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27
SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB
DR.. MaIlory's Paper on Results
of War in Orient Read

On Monday night the members OF
the Social Science Club met at the
assembly room of the Alexander
Mitchell library for the first meeting
of the fourth season of the clubs
existence. The first paper on the
program for the year was that OF Dr.
C. B. Mallory on the Results or the
Late War in tie Orient. The paper
was certainly a good n and the
n in which the subject was
handled was very much to the salts
faction of the very fair attendance OF
club members present.
The doctor extolled not only the
surprising genius of the japanese in
managing this most ~stupendous war
in history but the manly straight
forward generous spirit in which not
only their warfare but diplomacy was
conducted. The one discreditable
thing that could be charged to them
was the filling of the sea with floating
mines which now and possibly fol-
years to come must menace the com
merce of the world.
The discussion which followed was
as interesting as the paper. Judge
Morgan called attention to the fact
that one result Of this "a was to for
ever remove the idea that the Orien'
with its vast population and natura
resources was to be always the cas-.
prey of the robber nations of TIN
world. There had been a startling
disclosure of the existence in tht
little island empire Of a nation 0
marvellous potency, the peer in fight
ing qualities of any on earth, and thi
fact was sufficient to insure the keep
!, ing hands off hereafter.
DR.. Clemens called attention to tn
startling fact that n revolving re
suit of our wars, to descend fror
generation to generation, could neve
! result to the japanese people from til
home coming of their armies. Th
j wonderful discipline and rigid sanitar
ib1e for this result. The baneful ar
pendage of camp follows that infes
and infect other armies could NJ
; come within fifty miles of the Japar
F ese camps.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27
BIRTHS

There has been a steady progression
in the number of births reported: In
July there were 627; August 123;
September 1856. Total for quarter,
2,113; l,127 males and 9s6 females.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27
SUDDEN DEATH
August Abraham's Body Found
in Cornfield North Of Groton


Ed Ritter came into Groto1 Tues
day afternoon bringing the startling
intelligence that the body of August
Abraham had been found in a corn
field six miles north and one mile east
OF Groton. Mr.. Abraham lived on
his farm in Riverside, a few miles
east of Putney. He went to Groton
Tuesday, arriving there about eleven
O'Clock. Having finished his business
he started for home about one O'Clock.
He was met by several on his way
home and they recall the fact that he
appeared ill. 1t seems he must have
become unconscious, likely life be-
came extinct while riding along the
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27
METHODIST CONFERENCE
List Of Appointments for the
Local Charges

The annual conference of the
Methodists of South Dakota has just
been in session at Watertown, pre-
sided over by Bishop Henry w. War
rem of Denver. Below are given the
changes that interest this l9 ,egfaeljjbf4
ing elder of this district for six years,
goes to the Bookings district and
6. S. Hopkins of that district succeeds
him in this. The appointments for
this county are as follows:
A~berdeen-J. w. Taylor, reap
pointed.
Battle. w. Hickman, r%eappointed.
Claremont-E. E. Dean, from
Warner.
Columbia-To be supplied.
Frederick. NJ. Ward, reap
pointed.
Groton-L. L. Lane, reappointed.
Hecla-M. s. Sanderson.
Warner-William Wellington.
Mr.. Walker now at Claremont is ia
retire from the ministry and establish
a newspaper at that place. B. S.
Royce, now at Hecla has not yet re-
celVed an appointment. W. E..
Deeble remains at Britton.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-27

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