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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
SAD SUICIDE Of
MRS. GEO. MOORE
Wife Of a Local Gambler Ended
Her Troubles With Dose
OF Morphine
IN SPELL OF MELANCHOLIA.
Had Been in III Health for Some Time
And Frequently Threatened to
Take Her Life,

During a NJ Of melancholia, Mrs Sa.
die Clara Moore, wife of George Moore
q gambler, residing at 435 Elm avenue,
on Fifth South between Fourth ana
Fifth East streets, took a large dose
OF morphine about II o'clock Saturday
night and died shortly after o'clock
yesterday morning as a result OF the
poisoning. Her body now lies at Evans
undertaking parlors, Two brothers, one
In California and tho other In Colorado,
have been notified and the funeral ar
rangemonts viii be completed when
they are heard from.
Mrs Moore hal been In IN health for
a long time, aud al frequent intervals
had spells Of meancholia during which
she expressed a wish that she could die,
and threatened 10 kin herself Her hus-
band thought she would recover and
did not believe that she would ever
carry out her threats.
Sunday morning about o'clock, he
returned home Going into the bed.
room he found his wife unconscious,
Evidence was there that she had taken
morphine IN o large dose He quickly
summoned Dr A. c. Ewing The latter
at once responded to the urgent cali
and worked over the unfortunate wo-
man untiO about G o'clock when she
died Every effort To save her life
proved futile. the deadly drug having
gained too strong "A hold,
NO INQUEST TO RE HELD.
The body was az once removed To
Evans undertaking establishment Jus
ticC Of the Peace Dana Z, Smith was
notified and made an investigation. He
stated that, as there was absolutely no
suspicious circumstances associated
with the case, and everything indicated
that the woman took the poison with
suicidal intent, no inquest would be
necessary.
It was stated that Mrs Moores moth
or committed suicide I'm a similar man
ner some time ago ana that Mrs.
Moore brOoded over the sad affair. she
could not get over II and time and
again said She wanted to die Satur-
day night she put her Oft repeated
threat into execution,
BROTHERS NOTIFIED.
Mrs, Moore's maiden name was sadie
Clara Anderson with the exception
Of two brothers, It is not known wheth-
or or not she has any other relatives.
1t was at first intended that the body
should be sent to California for burial,
but later 1t was decided to hold il here
until her brothers were communicated
with, The burial will, IN all prObabili-
ty take place In this city.
Mrs. Moore had lived IN Salt Lake
with her husband for a number OF
years They have no children, and so
FAR as known there has never been any
particular trouble between her and her
husband. Mr. Moore ls very much
shocked over the sad affair, and can
not understand why his wife committed
such a rash act The funeral an
nouncement Will be made later,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
HERE'S A FIGHT
THAT TOOK PLACE
Queensbury Rules and Office F.,
ni'ure Scattered Broadcast IN
Commercial Block,
RACE HORSE MAN VS. LUKE
While 1t Was Real "Giye and r,,.n
Affair Latter Came Our Ahead
10 Hard Battle.

Choice epithets that voulA r,.,.
hardened sailor blush with or,,'
swings iabs aud uppercuts nying ,s,', .
and fast; canes and chat, -.
through the unreasting at,7o,,s.,'
mixed with cries Of challenge ep5 a,
nance, startled peacefully ncllps5 ~,
nee holders on the top floor NJ 81,
commercial building at II O'clock M,
morning. I'll"
BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT
AS a result James Luke Of The rr,.
collection agency and T. A. Nonr,nr,
GISl race morse man, bear al. tho ~,
ueI.c Unnecessary To convince ono tbs,
ney We're the principals In tho msiSa'
tipM IoHg might have lasted is d.
",t',v, OIL 'oiJe'lure. some one rushed
ed. shrieked, ''''e'''
Brutal prize fight! Whor, t, d..
ley T.. Chrlstensen9 nm Cnrt.,.la az
was nowhere to be found Bl,i S,',.s.n
legal light, and one about as ' ,t,,.tr
physique aS Farley L. tnol, ,,,,, IN
self the office Of chief peare rIsr t,.u'
Tertiary and, In a voice OF sutb,l,..,,
cried; Separate naughty meui1 p@H,
they refused to separate and Gir,,,,,.l''
and heads were being broken TSen
the aforesaid topIofty leaal u,bt tneL,
action physically and pried tha beUig,
erents apart.
OPTICS IN MOURNING
Both Montgomery and Luks h,a
black eyes The latter had a go
wound as a result Of using his bead ~
stop the downfall Of MoptgoneryS
stick Rich red blood flowed IKE
and fast and eye witnesses saw that tSa
place looked like slaughter house an
a busy day. eyes were cut and blacL.
ened, heads were cut and no,ss
punched with exceeding punching M
arrests have been made az Yet
ORIGIN OF TROUBLE
The beginning Of the trouble NAV
never be known. Montgomery called
AT the office to see about a collection
the Lukes were trying 10 max. agains,
him. Words We're spoken. angry
words, Charges We're made. Then
there were ausWers-Huot the apywA,
that turneth away wrath--folowed BY
blows, then darkness until light she'd
forth. A legal light in the form OF
well known athlete, After much catch.
as-catch-can and jiu jitsu peace was
restored and Montgomery was hustled
out OF the building. Eye witnesses saw
that he was the first 10 use violence
Tie struck tho first blow and STONED
the last. lie also got the worst OF Inc
mix mp. James Luke has some repu.
tation as being There" when lt comes
to the judicious use Of swings and
hooks
Luke remarked after the trouble.
He came here looking for trouble and
got what he was looking for"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
o. S. l.. WRECK
Corrected List OF bead and Injured in
SATURDAYS smash.

The wreck on the oregon Short Line
one mile west OF Eaton on saturday
has all been cleaned up and trains are
running Us usual Additional particu-
lars OF the accident are 10 the effect
that the Yves tbOund passenger was run
ming In two sections, having orders to
pass the Huntington accommo-
dalton train, known as the Cannon BAH
at Eaton station. When the passcn-
ger train arrived nc the Eaton station,
the Cannon Ban was not ON the siding.
Instead Of waiting the passenger COM
tinued ON towards huntington, running
AT high rate of speed.
The Cannon ban saw the passenger
train coming and stopped, Evidently
the engineer OF, the passenger did not
see The Cannon BAN which was on
curve. unti he was less than 100 feet
Of II whom he applied the emergency
brakes but too late TO stop the train
n crashed into the Cannon Ban with
terrific force. dcmolishing both engines
and throwing them INTO the ditch,
grinding the mail car into kindling
wood and damolishug four ears OF the
Cannon Ball. scattering their contents
Tor 50 feet ON each side Of the track
Royelsteadt. fireman OF the passcn-
ger, was pinned down by the engine
UllA 10 lf'INlA'.A lbhl 'N live llNAIh ~
dig him out.
The crew and passengers OF the Cam
non BAH, who saw the passenger train
hearing down ON them, had gotten of,
A passenger. 80, NJ. Harper OF Demar,
Kas. was thrown through the window
Of one of the coaches and was badly
cut about the head ana body An un-
known woman Mad an arm broken and
several others We're considerably bruis-
ed and shaken,
The corrected list Of dead and injured
rs as follows.
Doad-Bu'k Uovelsteadt Of Glcnns
Ferry uromau ~ the passenger.
J. W. Harrison Of Portland mail
clerk
o. the passenger
Slightly tnurc5-O NJ, Harper De-
mar. kas, cut and bruised,
Unknown woman arm broken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
CUPID GOT HER.
Annie Pike, Well Known Utah Wri,
ter Is Married IN Loa Angeles.


Miss Annie Pike vim has lopo h,eu
kpo,,,, az o,,o ~ ,-,,t,,, -. ....
'''' p''"''s'us wiz
VS. ""S l"''0H NIcum TO NuWds darts
i'm Los Angeles. The story OF how Il
bapuepsd ia ,rtsr,s,,,.i,. ,o,I a., 49,,
10 49,. w Wv
i ost ",'7g,' nn. Hn',u'ne' OF lhuis1ay
a., +'I1 INC ~ IalINe Oh loNp nel
,ta PUp''a'''u b"tiHS were printed IN
,,,i,,a,'Is5 "',,J W. VIC ~ buIlu lpuIs
a,'l 800 49, sue ",le"ueu s'npo''
a." t"'1' u.'5 ''qurHlig appeared III
s ,,g o.,,' r'ei.E ut t,h 'hIolh''c' Wnlle
's VOC q 9'uue,ll mere NIler leaving
s s,.I,,' sue tauBhl EHsush az the Agrl-
49, tolrsv ''G ~ tHe bIlsholh
iVu,.5 u''' W. s'lS SHe IoiSooh inns oc-
r Wv 'toNtNer, 10 engage III news
p"pe' "u'N' s unu nas recently peen "
nv w. .''t i.'he 'loI IluiB paper
ne ~ pU'l' W u,i VISIT 10 Los Anse-
,ea ana oi hSI Nuuleh encounter there
WIN NupIu ~ gwen as tnlloWs'
III n seoroh Oh employment Miss An
.nc me Wt'Iy young newspaper
, mJiu'i VI gun Lake, came 10 Los An
ho,1a I".' hp'NaSf W uesday quite
u,',N F'''vulS FIit met 'neIIes o. Green
NVpu' H''''slltNdF NAI' lteeuWuod
wy" &lu qu'tN'y ne won MISS flke
h,I 'ie sunni evening justice Flerce
MAUI 'ht VpupIe one
mn. M', uIeeuWoou as Wen as MISS
ilhc' lpI I"evIS iNtu al oall Lake, Ihey
were Close lllehGs' n tact MI Green
Mouu WIS Anne IlKe sultof But
MISS IKE was young woman OF IN
dependence. She was welded 10 her
Mulh, she declared ana MT. Greenwood
Nooed IN VAIN. lhril ne lett SAT- LAM
men MISS IlNe came TO Los Ange'
leS It was win no thought of finding
MI GREENWOOD Sho came mere to
work ana she pursued her object to
such good enect mat she obtained a
position on a Iocal new spaper on her
HrHi uay IN the clty' She was to nave
gone 10 work wednesday morning The
position she was To have taken is still
vacant, because as stated Annie Pike
anu narles y. GREENWOOD met on
Tuesday unexpectedly.
You may wen be surprised, Mrs,
GREENWOOD (nee Flke) sald last eve
ming, Tor ] have not yet gotten over my
own surprise, Nhcn ! started Tor Los
Angeles nuthlng was turther from M
thoughts than matrimony, And here |
am, after two days married.
Previous to my meeting Mr. Green
wood here my work was all sufhcient
II was my greatest pride mat MS "a
newspaper woman ! could deliver the
goods as the sporting editor used to
say,
II an happened ~ rush, II seems
as II had no sooner landed IN Los An
geles than ! was Whirled away to the
courthouse and from there 20 the jus
tees Office. AZ lunch on Tuesday ad-
mitted mat would thlnN ABOUT IT, me
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Logan Temple win close on
Wednesday evening. October g. and ~.
open on Tuesday morning, oct 10 ltji
w. W, MERRILL. pr'st
MantL Utah, Sept o.. Nouce' The
Manti Temple viii hc closed Sept '
1905, and will reopen for ordinance wotd
oct. If, 1905.
JOHN D. r. MoAIIIsTER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
SPIKE AND RAIL

+. r. Hunt general agent Of the Rio
Granio at Butte Is In Salt Lake today.
Asst, General Passenger Agent u. 3.
spencer has returned from q "trip TO
Twin Falls.
g. j.. Johnson, district passenger
agent of the Ncklc Plate at Denver.
is numbered among the visiting railroad
men.
A party OF 90 Hoo. Hoos ON their way
cast from the Portland fair arrived IN
san Lake tuis morning over mo Rio
Groude.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25

Chicago, Sept 26.--Fifty Filipino stu.
dents arrived I'm Chicago from Wash.
ington today preparatory 10 register.
Ing I'm various western colleges and INF.
versities. The students were 90 charge
Of w, A. Sutherland, an attache Of the
department OF the interior
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
WYOMING PosTMAsTERs.
lsroeIal to the .News.rN

Washington, D, C., Sept 25,--Wyom-
ing postmasters appointed; Banner,
sheridan county Annabel Wolfe. vice
Andrew j Edwards, resigned, Sussex,
johnson county John H. Finch. vice
Ala y. Finch, resigned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Thirteenth Ward Elder Thomas G..
Lambert who leaves soon on mission
TO Great Britain, viii be rendered a
farewell party u the Thirteenth ward
Westinghouse ON Thursday night next
An excellent program has been pre-
pared, and elder Lamborts friends are
cordially invited TO Join I'm giving him
q good send-off The program Ia as
follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
ToMORROW'S ORGAN RECITAL.

The following program will be Civ.
en- at tomorrow's organ recital in the
Tabernacle.
Prelude 10 Lohengrin Wagner
Pavoune FayorIte ..,u..,,.,,. Brlsson
Intormc2zo, Cayaleria Rusticana.,..,
...,,,. .,,,......,,,u,,.,i Masoagni
Ola Melody ....,,...,,....,,.,,,..
Concert Overture ,..,o..,,,,. Hollin6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
LIBERTY PARK
WATER SUPPLY.
Special Committee Met With Citi.
gems and Discussed the Arte
sian Well Proposition
5000 MAY Be APPROPRIATED
Resolution Adopted Asking That Srch
Sum be SCI Aside to coaduct TX.
perIments 90 Flow.

AT a meetlng OF the iopt ct,,zors.
and s,ooial 80. .,,',,,,,.. 49,.
day afternoon IN lbo ogioo NJ Mayor
Morris, a resolution was adopted recon-
mending that tho cit, council unnronii-
49,. or n,o
Nv WV VI "' ''u'" "ler'ol as 10
necessary 10 determine the quantity
quality and permaneucy of the UNDER
ground flow fran, tho zen nca,, rihe.tv
-,
pain I"o HlV'u"B was HARMONIOUS III
the extreme, and II is believed that the
recommendation Of the committee win
~, ,,,,,,,.-, ..,,, 80 -,...,.,,i,,. ,.,.....i
''''UN "'''' "''" 81 ''''''7 P'''.'
Die done 10 secure am adalllonal supply
Of water for the city 10 be- used in the
event of am emergency Of any kind
,,, -. d
~ was S'a'ed ny MI wen 'l''t inc
members OF the committee all favored
some experiments I'm regard to the sun
nils, Of tho ,,,us ,,o ,.,l, am. ,,..,.
'housH' lh'N tnoipush ln'eSNlsouon
should be nude. 1t soon became APP
parent that all those present were
htattiIy ID favor OF sucn experiments
Mas the details Of the deyclopment
work.
$50, ,.,,.,,.,-,.,.
tOk LMEi'tENNl'
AIR Ewing stated that h. though, tho
,r.ue sbouId me- develored ,s ar 5,,viI.
ia,,, y,,t.,.. s,,,,,i,, ~ H., 'uy,i a., ,n,rf.-
,,y,ios t4 tbst tr.,s ,vas mn
SSo,'i', as a., ,," ala So,to,,,,,oI ,,l,,,.
hoi"n 80 1"s ,,,, ,Ir,,,d ,h, ''''' a.
,,.,,,i1 7'',s' - t,,, an, 49,, ,..il
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hia,o, ,fgr,.is i.,f,,,,,ol ,r, ,,,,,,,,,ors
~ in, ,.o,,,,,i,ta. M h. ,,.,s ,,tisGod
tot ,,,,, ,,'a,,,,r We tho ,,,,,., 800
onyio,,S ~ .ycn,t5i, ".h,t no,,ld he
dn~n Win, che + l,.rt,. ,,.,,'l ,,,,t',' o,,G
,,,,,,Ii 49, ,,ia,, n ,yoi,,, t,,, 80
ta,, ~,
II go s,st .,,,,,,,s,c1 p,,t tho WALL
lao d,i,,or os0 80 a., tut i, We az
.,rod nv. so,,,s ,hat go,,e r,re"t,r donth
mont givo hotte,. ros,,its 90 ne ra,io,t
,1as s,SondnF GO az No, 70 limit Ne
dentb Il ,,,"s "I.o dori5oL ~ r.e ~
tnrb ri,,a NJ, e., ,,.n,,id ,t,,a W I,rga, ,,,d
Ictt.r aoy, ~
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
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,,,.o ,,',t,, "'o " ,,,',,
upum wv io'' us r, ,en","'''l W.
SgD,',,,Sc" ~ N'' Twins "'" wac
"uO Cil ''eN ,,, 4.t.. .i.t.....-,
o,,I s,,,i ,,,n,o, ,''v 'V,,,l o,,
u''U W. ''''n NJ, ,,it
49,, ~ st,iI, ~
~, wv, ~, 80 '''iN u,',.t,- ,,.i,
p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
SLoAT PROMOTED.
Rock Island Passenger Man Going to
nostOn Octohet L.

News Was received here az the local
agency Of the Rock Island this morn
ing OF the changes IN the Denver
agency of the tystem owing 60 the pro-
motion Of General Agent Charles Sloat
who goes 10 Boston az passenger agent
for the Now England states, oct T.
Mr Sloat Is to be succeeded by a. H..
Drew, AZ present city passenger agept
for the Rock island IN the Denver Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

A SPECIAL MEETING " "
the stockholders Of the pas
mar. Northwest Mining tei4
pany Is hereby called .o 10 e,,iiI
al 9l6 McCcrnick Block. ln o,,l.t
Lake city. Utah. on iln iv
day Of October, 1917 az % gi. .,,'
u. m: for the purpose OF cree,
Ing tho officers OF saIi Ig,tSr
don aud trensacting slgn o, ,.,s
business as may properly eo'"'
before said meeting.
Dated Sept. 18th, leo9 ,,.D
y - President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
DIED..

AT East Jordan Salt Lake
county Utah, Sent % Harriet Werrett.
native Of Wales and embraced the
sospel In 1860.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
MAS0NS STRIKE.
orphsum Thenter Men Quit and Con.
tractor Comes to Time,

The brick masous employed ON the
Orpheum theater went on strike Sat
urday, but returned 20 work this after
noon, as the architect and superintendent
Of construction c. NJ Nouhausen, held
Contractor Atkinson responsible, and not
it seems that the contractor refused 70
employ q certain brickuyer because be
had worked az tho University for a car.
penter contractor ln which the bricklay-
crs thus employed were sustained by tho
union Upon the other brlcklayers learn
ing what the Owheum contractor had
done, they an struck, and work came TO
a standstNl However now that the con-
tractor has been called down. the work
will go on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25

OFFICE. STORE. BANK LII liAi
lures, and Show Gates sEnsr.
Cabinet Work. Satisfaction, psisr.
antecd. Harris & craig %
bet street Salt Lake CIV. -...,------
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
WEATHER REPORT

Record al the local office Of tho weather
bureau for tho "a hours ending at 6 a. m.
today;
Barometer reading nc 8a NJ. 8G
Inches, temperature 40 a. NJ. 90 de-.
EreCs, maNlmum Is. minimum 81. mean.
g. which rs 8 degrees above normal,
FORECAST TILL 6P NJ. TUESDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity.
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Precipitation occurred over portions OF
Utah, Colorado, Idaho, New Mexico west.
cn TcNas Montana. Washington Oregon
British Columbia Asslnib0il and Yer
mont n was raining this morning al Salt
Lake city Portland, Victoria ard El
Pdso, Thuudcrstorms were quite general.
Moderate temperature prevailed as
rule Tho relative humidity al Salt Lake
city this morning was 50 per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25

progress can be made, while here in
Utah The soil viii be In the grip OF the
frost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
WITH BATTLING NELSON
HELP WANTED

IMMEDIATELY, BRIGHT LN a.,
gotIc man 10 represent Eastern DUR
travelling position, salary so pel inongh
ana expenses; commonsonse reQuiTfl tHV wv
than experience. Apply T. DAVIS so''"'''
Hotel CItN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-25
FOR SALE

HORSES ALL KINDS AND PFIC.lL,SS
r. q, 4. Taylor. $50 West Second ''''"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-16
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Bernard Colder Caught Between Floor
and Elevator At Publishing House.

Bernard Colder, the l7-year-old son
of Letter Carrier Harry Colder met
with an accident, yesterday forenoon,
shortly after II o'clock, at the w. H.
Gannett Publishing House, that had a
most serious termination. Young Gold
or is employed in the main building in
various capacities, and according to
the account of the affair furnished a
journal reporter, yesterday, at the
cOmpany's office, the lad had attempt
ed to board freight elevator while
it was in motion. The elevator, used eX-
clusiVely for the transportation of
bulky packages and boxes, was two or
three feet above the mailing room floor,
when Colder attempted to board it, he
having started it and delayed too long
in attempting to get aboard. The car
was loaded with baskets and Colder
WIS not able to get a good foothold.
W!:"i hc realized his danger, the lad
screamed ami his cries were heard by
Edwin EGyne, who was at work on the
floor above. COyne ran to the elevator
well and stopped the machinery, just
in time to save young Golder's life, for
the boys body was then being crushed
between the floor of the car and the
beams of the overhead floor.
Colder was released from his danger
Gus position and Plummers ambulance
and a physician were Immediately
summoned. Both responded promptly
and the injured lad was taken to his
home on Sewall street. His injuries,
sustained mainly about the back, hips
and lower trunk, are of an exceedingly
serious character, but he will recover.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-16
Breathe Healing
Balsams.
Hyomei, the Medicated- Air Csstarrlt
Cure, Endorsed by Physicians.

No one should confound Hyomei
with the patent medicines that are
advertised to cure catarrh. 1t is as
superior to them all as the diamond
is more valuable than cheap glass.
Their composition is secret, but Hy-
omei gives it's formula to all reputable
physicians.
Its base is the famous eucalyptus
oil. well known for its antiseptic quail
tiles This is combined with aromatic
and healing gums and balsams. MAX
ing pure liquid which. when used in
the Hiomei pocket inhaler. fills the
air you breathe with germ killing, dis
ease destroying and healing powers
that restore health to every part of the
throat, nose and lungs.
Hyomei is endorsed by physicians
generally. Many of them use it them
selves to break up cold and prevent
pneumonia. 1t is the only natural and
rational way of curing catarrh.
This treatment has been SO success
full, curing 80 per cent. of all who have
used it, that Hyomei is now sold by
Bowditch & Webster and Percy w.
Means. under an absolute guarantee
to refund the money if it does not cure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-16
Mans Unreasonableness

is often as great as woman's. But
Thos. S. Austin, manager of the ere
publican" Of Leavenworth. Ind, was
not unreasonable, when he refused to
allow the doctors to operate on his wife
for female trouble. INSTEAD" he saws.
I'VE concluded to try Electric Ritters,
My wife was then SO sick she could
hardly leave her bed, and five f5)
physicians had failed to relieve her
After taking Electric Bitters. she was
perfectly cured. and can now perform
al! her household duties" Guaranteed
by Bowditch & Webster. Augusta
Simpson Drug Co, Wateryille drng'
gists; price soc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-11-16
Lincoln County.

Lincoln county. State of Maine VS.
James A. Duane. appellant. Re-
script by Emery, j.
l. A single search warrant cannot
be lawfully issued to search more
than one place. If the warrant con-
tains a description of more than one
place to be searched it is invalid.
=. When a warrant in describing the
place to be searched describes, as ii
reads. three places, each occupied by a
different person, though all three
places are adjoining, the court cannot
read into the warrant words not
therein written to show that the other
two places We're named simply as
bOun laries of the place occupied by the
respondent.
3. demurrer to a complaint and
warrant will reach defects in the war
rant as well as those i'm the complaint.
Exceptions sustained.
Warrant adjudged invalid.
Reed Nov. 18th, 1905.