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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
DEATH FOLLOWS OPERATION
Appendicitis Primary Gauss OF Death Of
Young Lphrum bennett

Ogden oct is. Eumahn Earl Ben
nett, the l2-ycar-oG son Of Mr.. and
Mrs George f.. Bennett. well known
residents of South Hooper. Davis
county, died Monday night at the fam
NY residence from the effects of AN
operation for appendicitis which ne
underwent sis weeks ago He never
recovered satisfactorily from the Oper-
alton gradually growing weaker until
death relieved him from his suffering.
The funeral services We're held this
morning ut II o'clock at the South
Hooper mcetinghousc. after which the
body was taken to Kaysyllle for iu-
tcrment
OGDEN CLUE TO INCORPORATE.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Og-
den club are being prepared 10 be filed
with the county clerk, The organiza-
ton Is incorporated for the purpose OF
promoting "a general interest and good
feeling among the hotel ana restaurant
employees for mutual benefit and pro-
lection. The corporation Is being fos-
tered by j. Parker A. Barker, g.
Smith, s. Smith and J, Williams The
forming Of such an organization at this
time seems to be Of special siguih-
canoe, az only last week Fred Bauman,
was in Ogden cndeavoring to have the
cooks and walters of the city form a
uIp"' WHICH III" MOI seem 10 Inett
WI .I',I ,,p'u',u III !l@'S ''7I'''''
''" ''' """" N'N ''"' '"''"'"'
WEDDING BELLS.
MlSS Laura Is. loir 'oday became
the wife of Thomas J. stanford, the
ceremony h'mB performer III Inc SAT-
Luxe lelilgI''
ZONES FAMILY prt-\1oN
The family of the late Thomas r.
Jones held their reunion at the old
homestead ir Hooper oct, IT, the
members oil the FAMILY came from lar
ana near The day was spent roasting
ana I'm various social amuscments.
In the evening a concert was given
by the members " the family in the
mcetinghouse which was attended by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
A FINE OLD TOAST,
UIarpcr's Wcckly)

Harpcr's Wcckly).
In these piping days OF agricultural
prosperity, let as not forget the fine
old farmers toast not uncommony
printed on English drinking vessels in
bygone years;
Let the wealthy and great
Roll In splondor and state,
I envy them not, ! declare II,
I cat my own lambs,
MY chickens and ham,
| shear my own fleece and | wear IT,
| have lawus, | have bowers.
l have fruit. / have flowers
The lark is my morning alarmcr;
So my Jolly boys now
Here's God speed the pillow
Long life and success To the lurmcr'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
PROVO DEPARTMENT.
TIL. Nvs delivered by Is per month
Dugdale Agent

Farley Pace Of Spanish Fork has
come to the Provo general hospital to
receive treatment for appendicitis
Y. A. Barney has again engaged In
the dry goods business In the store ON
the corner OF Center street aud First
West street, ana has opened with a
large new stock,
Sheriff Harmon received telegram
from Thistle yesterday asking him to
come at once. lIe went and found that
someone had entered Il mans barn ana
stolen q wagon cover The sheriff IL in
hot pursuit, At least he was hot
Il. h. Thurman left for Chicago last
evening where he goes 90 meet Mrs.
Thurman and children, who have spent
the summer IN Maryland with Mrs.
Humans parents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
HAPPY WEDDING BELLS.
Burglary at Pleasant Grove Arranging
For County Fair Grounds.
specIol Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah co.. oct lS.-Mawiage
licenses have been issued to the Ioi-
lowing couples:
George " Watkins, 81, OF Midway,
and oasis Kirby. 90 OF Provo
Ferdinand CTupas, II, ana Halllt
Jensen. 2I. both Of st. Johns AriH.
James Soreu4on. % and Ellie Nelson,
is both of Spanish Fork,
Henry Williams 20 OF Lake View,
and Alice Martin. -. " Provo. Miss
Martin and Mr4 Williams were mAF-
rled by Judge Booth.
PROVO COMMERCIAL CLUB,
At meeting Of the Provo CONNER
cial club. held last evening the commit
tee reported that the prospects for OBJ
tanning "A lease on land from the First
Ward Pasture company FOR county tar
grounds were favorable. only three
or four members OF the pasture com
pany had refused to sign and they NOT
positively. a county fair company WIN
bee organized and q county fair held
next year II this site rs secured TOT
buildings. etc.
PLEASANT GROVE BURGLARY.
The Pleasant Grove Mercantile CONF
pany's store at Pleasant Grove was
broken into Monday night and some
shoes, clothing and jewelry taken
GARDEN CITY NOTES,
Miss zlna Johnson Of salt Lake has
come to Provo TO take the position %
matron of the Provo General hospital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
THE GREAT TEMPLE

A complete description OF the inter-
Tor and exterior OF The Great Temple.
Salt Lake City and statement OF pur-
poses for which II has been built. pub
lished by authority. beautifully Illus
trate1, price Is cts, Wholesale TO deal
ers.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS
October 18th, 18Th, Goth, 2lst, g.
22nd.

Via Oregon short Line. Following rates
will be i'm effect to San Francisco and
Los Angeles from salt Lake city,
Salt Lake to San Francisco ana
return .............,..,.,...s31,50
Salt Lake 20 San Francisco md
return (yia Portland one way).. 400
salt Lake to Los Angeles and re-
turn (yia ogden and 5, PD...,. N.V3
Salt Lake to Los Angeles and re-
turn lyia Portland one way).., $3.50
Tickets good for return TO November
3Oth Proportionately low rates from
other o. S. l.. points, See agents for
particulars city Ticket Ohice, 2ol Main
ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
GAS AND on.

Both gas and oil having given cy-
licences of their presence in The vicinity
OF I'uitand It rs reasonable to con.
ciudo that the investment OF capital
would surely result IN remune"tye de-
yclumpuf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18

DId you notice that they were tear
Ing down an old building out your
way Fine, new ono to take It's place.
\ Want adj found the new owner-or
the old building would stil be undis.
turbed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN.
Central Committee Reorganized -- All
Workers directed from Headquarters.

Workers directed from Headquarters.
Ogden, oct 1S.--At n meeting Of the
Republican central committee held last
night in the municipal court room the
chairman was empowered to secure
permanent headquarters and employ
bis own campaign secretary. G. A. Sc
bring, who has been secretary re-
signed yesterday because OF other du-
Hes Several vacancies on the commit
ICES were filed and 1t now stands:
.l-st ward, Henry T. Snyder and r. d.
Plneock; Second ward, DR., II. p.
Forbes and W. g. Hall: Third ward,
David Jensen and Albert Bowers:
Fourth ward, George Kelly and Fred
W. Sanders Fifth ward, Or. G.. A.
DICKSON and Charles G. Christman.
me committee passed a resolution pro-
ldlng that no candidate would be al
owed TO employ any worker especially
10Y himself or other candidates; also
QaJ the workers must be appointed by
la operate under the direction Of the
e0Tal committee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18

ATTORNEYS. NoTARIEs and real
estate men viii find a full supply OF
legal blanks at the peseret News Book
store,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
7 oday $ Ogden News
manager E. a. Lsrkin.
400 2ith 81. Telepbono lsg.l,

Advertisements for the Dallv-
saturday and Scmi-Werkly News
accepted ON the same terms as al
the Salt Lake office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
JOHN TRoMBEL DEAD.

North Ogden Veteran OF SO Lays Down
LIES Cares.
,VSd"u, Oct. lS--Yesterday death
rn.,aHal one Of the aged veterans of
"e0er county, John Trombel. a resi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
WakefQ1l?
eleeplessness Is a
Sign of Nerve Trou-
bic and Should
Be Looked To.


Ih're are three different manifesto.
uohs OF sIoeplessness.
fNNt hardly to sleep a wink all night.
,'so"a' TO lie awake a long time before
''Ins asleep; third, to fan asleep soon,
.aH'nS up after several hours ana then
"Il '' hard TO sleep again.
4n'y mean that somewhere In the
,",l' H3res. somewhere In the brain
W,.a somewhere IN the blood vessels
way carry blood to the brain, something
,ao'eally wrong, and must be rlghted,
vac 'aa may be worse than death.
40 rIsat IT, take Or. Niles Nervlne
81 '0N7 other symptoms Of nerve trou.
.y are. Dizziness. Headache. Back
Ng' Worry Frctfulness. IrritabuIt-
,anaho,y, Lack Of Ambition.
=. ..5 indicate diseases which may lead
epilepsy Fits, st. Vitus' Dance.
'',.'ols Prostratlon, Paralysis. Insanity,i
r., "ouli0g viii give such quick and last.
"s .''e' as Dr, Miles Ncryine.
eo,H5y husband had been sick for weeks.
WIN ln4l go up 10 have his bed made
be co1,l- we medical help we could not
neither it,u 10 grow worse. He could
sent ,.'elp or eat, Our baby glrl WINS
cause 'F"lIy, and all callers barred. be-
lg a,9dll not stand biz OF talk
trsti.a l'tu OF a case Of nervous r-ros-
Nsrg3n cured by DR.. Miles Restorativs
bpd i5, We began giving IL TO him,
dles,.1 lew days he was able 10 he
impr5vnd rom that time no steadily
MRS ,"r Nervlne saved his life,
- 80, y, IAshlNi Froov,lle, ". y.
FREE Write TO US for Free Trlal
Pain pIJ. ayhage OF Or. Mlles' Anti.
f5i pdInn" the New Scientific Remedy
Specialist ,, Aiso symptom Blank. our
81, what u wrong ana how 10 o rirh, W
LABOR LES MEDICAL Co.
'A V'Sl4sS' sLfAtiARg, IND.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
cireuIator.
n, John j. Mooreoor.

Cireulator, John j. MoGreqor.
--l' WASH Ave. Ind Tel 49,
Ofiice with Lambert PAPER co.
Payments for the DAILY. SATURDAY
and, SEMI Weekly News should be-
made To the circuRtor Delivery
made BY carrier on the same tcrmg
as In Salt Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
DON'T KNEEL." SAID
POPE 10 j. p. MORGAN

ROME. May 5.-Bvfofe the de-
parturc from here j 4. Morgan save
his Impressions 90 the personality Of
che pope. by Whom ho Was received
Iu private audience last sunday
was very much impressed. he said.
Eat che Intellectual appearance Of
the pope. az his beaming face and
hts absolute simplicity 81 manners
and evident sincerity His deme
cratic waya were made apparent 90
me when he would not allow me to
lSneel. as prescribed by the Vatican
etiquette. but insisted on ahnklug
my hand Ga the American fashion,
While cunveraing With his holiness
and walking through the negnifi-
cent halls % the Vatican. I became
convinced that Plus X. Is net ouiy
an amateur. bat possesses a deep
knowledge o. art. lie showed him
SELF well Informed as % church COM
ditIons Ga the United States. and ad-
mlttea that Americans were al good
Christians
II is stated hy pfelates connected
with the Papal household that be-
fore leaving the Vatican Mr.. Morgan
signed n large check a. personal
offering 10 the pope. but the amount
is kept a profound secret. Il l. no
secret however. that Mr. Morgan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
AFTER s

initial Uandilefchlefs In extra
quality embroidered Initial.
hemstltChel borders. assorted
letters, worth ice: after 6. at sc
Assorted styles Of Neckwear-In
Guiding band collars, stock COLI
lars. etc. Ga neat styles. worth
Ice after 9. at...........5 30
v nmcu's Linen Coliara-In assert
ed STYLES. turnover, standing and
lock front. worth l2 SIC each. af-
ter .. six for .4............. soc
Assorted Styles and shapes OF
Pyrogra phlc Woud-tn appro-
PIRATE designs for burning.
taken from regular stock that
sold up 10 $3.50. after 6. az soc
1000 yards Fine Wool Finished
American Challies-In the most
beautiful patterns You ever saw.
paisley floral. Dresden scroll aud
rosebud effects, dark. light and
medium galors. suitable for sum-
mer dresses. sacques and tea
gowns, made to sell at S1-8c
yard after o'clock.
Good Quality 81 Bleaehed Muslin
full yard wide finished soft for
the needle. the good useful kind
Tor underwear, regular value
A1-ae yard; after 6 O'Clock 4tso
just Ice Left of "a Nice Quality Of
White Crochet BedsprCnd 30
Beautiful designs free from
starch. ready % put ON the bed,
these pre good values at 9bc
each after o'clock ........ SOC
Good Strong Huck Towel-plnm
hcmmed with neat rcd border.
sizc iSX22' "A dandy to wear. ls
a leader at Ice each. after
o CLOCK ..s.,.ss.t ..t..s#st q go
Coigate's Assorted Toilet Waters
special size .,,..s....s,.-lB c
Oriental cream - Regular $50
special after 6ts..ss....ssNl .Oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

IN hcing shown some OF the ancient
manuscripts OF the Vatican library.
expressed the desire 81 purchasing
SOME Of the treasures. no matter at
" hat eost and WIS politely informed
by the pope himself that the thing
wus impossible, az IL would lead TO
complications with the Italian gov
eminent. which claims the Vatican
artistic possessions az part Of the
national art treasure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
TANK nay are ROBBERS

White j n. Reekaft and Tom Ho-
rart were husily cvvrhauliug Ios-
eph Thomas. a sneak THIEF who b.
held as the city tan en- charge Of
burglary Patrolman " =. carr was
hunting Tor both Thomas and
Charles Wilson. a hoothlaek. whom
the police believe TO have been AN
neeomniice. Wilson vas caught by
pstrolmpn carr In downtown sa-
loon an hour before the arrest OF
Thomas. While the evidence against
Wilson is slim. the police intend 90
push the ease against him for all It's
worth Thomas 81 standing pat
IS the detectives say and refuses 20
inerlmiuate Wilson. Both are COLI
cred Detectives think the couple
are clever room -Workers city De-
teetives Adams aud patrolman
Carleton arrested Thomas. who Was
struggling desperately to escape
from the clutches Of his citizen
Faptora when they arrived ON the
scene. Wilson had S3g.Se when
searched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

sisd Percale Wrappers-ln dars
and medium colurs both siFipr,,
and figures, all prettily agsls
trimmed and deep rufilea
nounce. special after 8, eI.y
..........- .......ts...s. foe
sbc Madras Waists - lnsef w
trimmed front. collar and eoils
also plated in pretty lighi COZ
ors. stripes ana figures, wine
they last. special after o. ~ ~
Blackola Toe shoe Dressing ~ ~
best on the market for All kihses
OF black shoes. after o'cioeh w
Roger & Gaiiet Perfumes feln
bulk. choice odofs. regular pfi.S
SI.2b per ounce after =, ~
Coke nandruff cure = hek ..s.
value soc. large size; after so
Women's Oxfords and SLIPPERS,
Broken sizes. many dliieaeaas
STYLES, S1.00. $3.50 and -.
values. after o'clock. tos
Table Glassware - Wins Glass s.,
Clarct. cha nnague. W..
Glasses. Handled Mugs, So"
Top Glass Jars, Pickle pis., ~
Olive Dishes. worth SlQe' 49,
and $500 dozen. special 49, a.
q, each s...ss-...ss.'''. ss ''.,t.ftn
Extra Plated Teaspoons 1913
W8lliugford patterns. ~
$3.50 dozen special "ite' "aSc
OF 6 .......s..,s. ..,,,,,.,.t,t. -
Window Sereens--Adiustaoi1 "a
49,, the strongest hitiu,
worth eoc each spe''a' "''s 9Sc
% F4a .ssss.-ss ss#s
-. silver Metal Dessert ana
Table spoons Worth Nl,'' 49,
en. special after g. six Tor. zoe
Ed Feet of 2-Ply Rubber hose~
Guaranteed for two years, wofsaa
S2.7s; special after g.. Si.e'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

A spark from the furnace set the
reef OF the Great Western Smelling
md Refining company's plant on
IRE Thursday afternoon. The fire
department. WIS called out and ex-
hnguished the flames before more
Than $3.50 damage had been infiict-
81. The flames worked down into
the interior Of the building. but the
streams OF water turned on them
Foon put them cut A number OF
fires OF the same origin have been
answered hY the department at the
same place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
AFTER 8

~ Z AAAANHHfAAt H 81
sI2s Curtains 3Tlse- gee pairs Of
nottingham. Scotch Lace aud
Rufned Swiss Curtains 2ia Ia
2tk yards long. regular values
Si.a0 20 sl2a "a pair. after g.,
each ......ss.s.. sttt..' - -
$500 Couch Covers SLID be
Couch Covers, large size, fringcd
an round. beautiful Oriental
stripes. etc. regular values $3.50
20 5000. after 6.s.t.,.#.. SLID
lave sllkuliue &c -25 pieces fig
ured Silkoliue. neat patterns,
good eoloringa. regular price
after o. per yard .,........... &c
900 yards Of Curtain Swiss Pad
ded striped SWISS. etc, IN "a large
variety OF designs. regular price
Toe yard after 6. only. Sc
50c Madras lee pieces fancy
figured madras. IN red. green.
orange, blue. etc. a6 inches wide.
were an excellent value at soc
after 6. not over 10 yards TO
customer. per yard ....s....1o o
1000 yards Of Fancy Cotton Pile
low Cords Regular price &C.,
after g, per yard lie
Toe Brass Extension Rods "a
inches extension. heavy ball
ends. regular price ice after o.
Tor tst.sssss ...ss.ts#fsfs. zoe
Embroidery Edges and Inaertion--
In short and medium lengths.
remnants left from our regular
stock that have sold up to use
yard after 6. at, yard a...1 loo
Women'a Corset Covers Some
what soiled, regular prices rang
ing from zoe up to gSc. special
after 6 .s,..+8...44....s. .25o
Women's Straight Front Corseta
Especially adapted for stout fig
ureH. regular prices $3.50 and
$500 special after 6....... DSo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

nr Campbell whitehead. of this
city received dispatch from llenry
Thatcher of Nome. hIhHW stating
that Captain Harry sullivan. IA,
Storey. e. GfernhuTst and EnElueer
Mcintyre are udtin near Nome iu
the See In "a disabled launch. The
tote OF the men Is not as yet kuaWue
ur whitehead has been instructed
10 notify the treasury Ia ented aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

A. tcst Of speed ~ which tel
eRfaphIe messages may be sent Ia
the United sfntea az long distances.
FOR the bentat @ "a convention Of
railroad men fr6m al over the
world. message was flashed ut
midnight. "wednesday Wellington.
~ g. time. from Washington city 90
Nome. and IN 6Sffactien under five
minutes an answer was repeated
back "a the aruderH. The message
travelled 5000 miles iu less than two
minutes and "A half aud the answer
travelled back in hu equally Hh1r 7
period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
DOC AND TIGER N SANE CAGE.

INV YORK May t-cennned In case no lafser than a
dneNr English
shipped 10 Hamburg germany last Friday OF
the steamers Of the Hamburg American line These odt ca-
ronlonv Ne9 york from Cincinnati without mis-
Trainers ~ by that NR hazardous under
t1ne lion alone VA eaEe They always when
possible them n pa ot pu them u eaSa with other
fingeHbseh his tiger there
Beast -
ono OF the trainers In Cneinuau had English
Dash, into the Ninahin The
lions tigers the Wild
% Of their kind Il
10 as a 90 the
PLAYS though there nothing
and bites the dog but u avaya
sink Into his body. with
blow bite crush out the lie OF his rasfei
Dash arrives Hamburg he VIII be the
this returned te his ownerthat b.
providing dislike to him before the end
voyage
, A a 4 a 4 A A !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
SCORING
STOESSEL
CIV ssrtpps News Aasn.,


ST PETERSBURG. MAY ties
tlmony OF the most sensational ma
ture, rejecting upon the iuteKflN
81 General Stoessel is heinz gwen
at the courtmartial Of the defender
of Port Arthur While the court Is
h. iur hold behind closed doors. con
siderable evidence leaks cut to the
public. All the subordinate officers
under Stoe0cl have testified.
The evidence shows that the fort
eould have been held for weeks
longer. and that the general paid
more attention Ia selling food than
defending the stronghold. Several
mon testified showing that both the
general and his wife had their hand
cut aud sold food at enormous
rFicCa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
AFTER s
y GET YoJR snare or THE FOLLOWING ENcErrIONAILY BRlI

Lace Edges Bands aud insertions
TIA wash and trimming lacea as
sorted styles md remnants from
regular stock patterns that have
sold up 20 soc a yards after 6. at
AHfN sssss# -sss.. s#t...#4.. lOC
Infants Polk Bannets Made Of
fancy white Swiss, wide fluted
ruffle around front and back.
regular values gee, special 5f-
ter 6. sizes up Ia 2 years. l9c
Chiidron.s Muslin Drawers Sizes
T. and > years made Of good
material with 2-inch uffle aud
tucks. regular value lee spe-
cinl after 6.,,.......4..,.l 2 80
BOYS School Waists 10 Is years.
Of mercerized black s3tecn.
All are we'll made. seryleeabie
garments. worth every penny u
Boo after 6 Saturday ....... POE
S-Nolume Set OF Shakespeare
Fully illustrated. published ut
$500 per set. after G.....S .nS
Webster's Complete Unabridged
Dictionary Cloth binding. i,2Sa
pages, 3 inches thick. big book
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