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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
FIRED A SALOON.
Scheme Fails Because Of Place Being
Closed Up Too Tight
lspeclal 10 the 1News., n

I0DVVIHI 70 INe -NeWs.
Pleasant Grove, Feb. 1l.--An attempt
was made during the night to burn up
d. n, Robnsons saloon, but the at
tempt failed because Of lack Of
draught TO fan the flames. The saloon
was entered by side door and the
men went into the basement, where
they set fire to "A pile Of combustiblcs.
In coming out however, they closed
the place up 80 tight that the fire was
practically smothered and in this con-
dition Is was found when the prOprIe-
tor opened up for business this morn
ing. Had the plot been successful,
property 10 the value OF several thou
sands would have been destroyed.
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"oLD PILLS BIRTHDAY"
Anniversary Of Veteran Utah Actor 10
Pleasantly Celebrated.

There was a sound Of reycry by
night" and the occasion was "Old
Phlrs birthday" meaning Friday eve
ming at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. S. g.
Rudd. when the veteran actor, phllp
Margetts, having reached the ripe age
of 70, Was surrounded by old and young
relatives and friends and cali went
merry os "a marriage belt" The affair
was under the immediate supervision OF
Mr ana Mrs Rudd. son-in-aw and
daughter OF Mr.. Margetts, ami every
ming was aa perfectly arranged as IL
was possible for such thing to be
The occasion was made pleasurable and
reminiscent by the presence OF MANY
Lang Sync friends who have been al.
ISOLATED with Mr. Margetts from his
advent here In 1850 and laterand every.
body had q most happy time "Old
PhiPs birthday Is play I'm which ne
mas made considerable OF q reputation.
and the appropriateness of the title Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
HEALTH REPORT.
Weekly Returns Show % Births and
Measles on the Increase.

Weekly report OF the board Of health
FOR the week ending Feb. il shows %
births, OF which II were males and l6
were females The death report for
the same period numbered o. OF (which
were males and 4 females
During the week there were rs cases
Of smallpox, o cases of dlphthcria, G.
cases Of measles and case OF scarlet
fever reported 10 the office.
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suggestive. although he Is by no means
as old nc his age as many are who are
30 years on more younger, and Is as
well sustained and we'll preserved now
AS at any time within a quarter OF
century The guests all departed with
the evident feeling that they would
meet him many times yet on his natal
day ana enjoy much more pleasurabe
association ere yet the great divide is
passed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
PATRICK GLEASON DEAD.
Old Timer on the Comstock Died at
GSldfeld Yesterday.

Patrick Gleason, am old timer on the
Comstock and formerly well acquaint-
ed with Flood, O'Brlen. Mackay, Fair,
Hopkins, and others, died yesterday at
Goldheld New, after very brief i'll
ness aged 81 The deceased was the
father, Of Miss Nora Gleason OF this
city and was mechanical and civil
engineer OF considerable repute IN his
TINE ! lie was welt known I'm western
mining circles as bright and able
man. The interment will be local.
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THINK THEY HAVE HIM.
Police Arrest Man Believed to Have
Been Soaring Women.

2. j. Conway was arrested by Pa
trolman Brown at the Rio Grande de-
pot yesterday whore he tried to In
tmdlte q woman from whom he was
soliciting aims, He is said to resemble
the man who turned a trick at the resi-
dence Of c. A. Heldman last Thursday.
For those two reasons he win have to
answer before Judge Diehl when ar
rested the man was too fun OF liquor
To give amy Information to ,he officers
ana II was with difficulty that they
learned his name
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11

a sort Of dungeon. not exceeding five
days No prisoner may be discharged,
however short his term OF sentence,
unless his family or friends assume
responsibility for him. The result has
been the organization OF a large num-
Der OF prisoners aid societles-Pall Mall
Gazette.
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MRS. MELyEAIN DEAD.
Highly Respected Citizen Of Ogden
Lays Down LIES Cares.

Mrs, Emma Melvealn, n highly re-
spected resident Of Ogden, died this
morning at the family residence, $50
Twenty street, OF general de-
billty, aged 60 years The deceased was
the wife OF John Melvealn and was
born In London, England, July 8, 1895.
migrating to ogden in 1873 where she
has resided ever since. Besides a hus-
band, Mrs. Molvealn leaves two daugh-
tiers, Mrs Emma Potter Of ogden and
Mrs, Annie Johnson OF Seattle. She
was a faithful Latter-day Saint. The
funeral viii be held from the Fifth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
n rive Reasons Why Yon
Should ALWAYS A IS2
Your Grocer For THREE
CROWN pRODIlCSTrSS'
WuNImug,EyvzK.k,zwwu.,,,,.....SNlS

l. They arc absolutely pure.
= They are OF tho birbs,, .
equal to any similar products n 1aal'y-
anywhere. p'oducel
g. They will yield you tba h
suits In your cooklng-wiu ~. r.
highest expectations '' yous
a. They are UTAH PRopr,cro
o. They are produced IN 49,
healthful' up-to-date factory, by ,, wan
healthful, well-paid persons v S"0ns'
thorough, competent and slma1 are
their work-hence you get tho ha.s N
science skin ana money can n, T' 'u''
and In every can of Three Crown y,'r w,
Ing Powder or Spices, and IN 90. DsS'
bottle OF Three Crown Extracts ',s'y
goodly abundance OF that cbesrr,a - .
and sunshine that pervades ev,r, ","
partment Of our factory. u''
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Twenty-frst Warden Monday night
next, in the Twenty-first ward chapel,
Elder Samuel II. Arnold will be tender
ed missionary farewell prior to his
departure on a mission 10 Great Brit
ain. An excellent program has been
arranged, and Elder Arnold's friends
are cordially invited to be present.
on Monday night concert will be
given In the Twelfth ward chapel at
which the following program viii be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
VALENTINES!
VALENTIN ES 7,

Artistic Novelties, Fancifu Drops,
Dainty Booklets. Lace Valentines, Fin
Cards, Mechanlcals, etc, etc.
Wholesale and Retail
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main Street.
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,lgnod to treat the organ not the nerve
me symptom Instead of the cause.
Don't you. though YOU may not know
medicine at an, see that this L. wronrg
Lhat y ~ mere patchwork? That while
we suuerlng organ is enjoying its tenn
potary relief the nerve that is really sick
may ho getting worse and w0rse2 Docs
ms not explain 90 ycu why relapse 80
frequently Follows q supposed cure? Docs
medicine va
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My Free Dollar Offer

Any sick one who has
not tried my remedy
DR.. Shoop's Restorative
may have a Full Dol
lars Worth Free. |
ask no deposit, no re-
terence, no security.
There is nothing to
pay, either now or
later. | will send YOU
an order on your drug
8ist which he will ac-
cept in full payment
for a regular, standard
size Dollar Bottle. And
he will send fhe bill TO
me.
{, |. hoop, NJ. d a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
Y. M. C. A. ELECTS OFFICERS
A +. Wslby and John Dern Chosen
Direotors--F b. Stephens Reelected


Tho annual election Of the Y NJ G..
a. was held last evening I'm the main
room IN the now building Hon. Frank
u. Stephens was reelected president;
Il. G Miller, vice president, $. -. Tut
lie, recording secretary j.. a. Tlmby
treasurer General Superintendent A..
j.. Welby of the Rio Grandc road was
chosen director In place Of $, V. Shelp
removed TO syracuse, ~ ", and John
Dern was chosen director TO succeed
Samuel Merrill resigned. James u.
Paine was appointed auditor Of the as
ISOLATION.
The contract for tillng was let TO Elias
Morris & Sons company, for s. 900, the
Thing 60 include the swimming pool and
baths; and the hardware contract was
awarded To the Brubacker. Campbell
company at si9S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
OPERA HOUSE BURGLARIZED.
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets
Druggists refund money II II fails TO cure.
II W. Groves signature Ia on box. &c.
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(speclal 10 the oNews. u

Especial to the "News.')
Washington, D, c.. Feb. ll,--Post-
masters appointed, Utah-Gunnlson.
Sanpete county, Paul Won Nordeck, vice
Helen A. Kcarns, resigned.
ldaho--Naples, Kootenai county, Den
Yer j. Dayton, vice John c. Moore,
resigned Twin Falls, Cassa county,
william w, Dunn, vice Harley o. Mil
Ter, resigned,
- -
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LOGAN PUBLIC BUILDING.
Rep. Howell Introduces a Bill to Buy
Site and Erect One.
tspeclal 70 the oNews.0l

Washington, D. c., Feb. 11.-Repre-
sentative Howell today introduced a
bin carrying an appropriation OF $50 900
for the purchase OF a site and the cree
ton Of public building at Logan,
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ward Westinghouse, Sunday at 3 p. m.
Friends are invited. The remains will
lie in state at the family residence be,
tweent the hours of 10 and the day
OF the funeral
OPERA HOUSE BURGLARIZED.
The dressing rooms OF the Grand Op.
era House were burglarized Thursday
night last, and quantity Of wearing
apparel belonging to the Mack Swain
company, carried off, The police are In {.
vestlgating the matter but haya .Abso,
lutely no clue. ~np aD,,-.
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co. ult County CLERK %. rpap.r'.yr. s....
ers for further Information
Iu tie Third judicial District Court On
and for salt Lake County State of Utah.
Department No. iuthr matter " m.
estate OF David Fulmer uac.usei st..
llcc.-Thc petition OF Oruyu. THma.
ana Don Porter Fullurr praying Tor
the admission To- probate of a certain
document. purporting 90 Dee tbt last VIII
ana Testament Of David Nhlmer dt
ceased and for the granting uf Letters
Of Administration. with WIN annexed. u
David Eulmer has been set for hear.
ing on Saturday the 18th day Of Febn,
arN A. d. 1905, at 10 O'clock. H. m. at
the County Court House, In the Court
Room Of said Court I'm Salt Lake CIV
Salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this llth day Of
February, A. ID. 1906
(SeaD j. u, ELDREDGE JR., Clerk.
Cannon Irvine & Snow, Attorneys Tor
Petitioner,
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DIED.

ROBERTS-.In this city, Feb TO- 1906. NJ
urghts disease, Louisa, wife OF Samuel
Roberts, aged 20 years
Funeral from the South Bountlful meet
inghouse Sunday at ! p, m. Friends are
invited. Intcrment IN Bountiful cemetery.
NElLG.-In this city, Feb. 10. 1895. OF old
age George NELL, a native Of Birming-
ham England aged 70 years.
Notice Of funeral later.
klMBAlL--ln this city Feb. n. 1905. Of
general debility, Mary NJ. Davenport
kimball. Deceased was born at Parma
Monroe county, New York, Feb. "a 1896
in 1874 she was married to W. II Kim
bnll She leaves s children rs grand
children and z grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held from resi-
dence OF tho deceased. a east North Tenn
pie street on Monday at II n, M Friends
Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
Hoods CdrSdpdrilid

Radically and permanently cures ca.
tarrh OF tho nose, throat, stomach,
bowels, and more delicate organs.
Read the testimonials.
No substitute for Hoods acts like
Hoods. BE sure to get Hoods,
II was troubled with catsrrh 20 years.
Seeing statements OF cures by Hoods sar.
saparlla resolved TO try It. -Four bottles
entirely cured mo-" WILLIAM SHERMAN,
1880 9Th st., Milwaukee, Wis,
Hoods sarsaparllla promises 70
cure and keeps the promise.
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PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

King OF all Bread is Royal Bread.
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TODAY'STEMPERA TURE.

Yesterdays RECORD,
Highest Observation-Disclosures. 80
Lowest '''''.ssss'.,.., II
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J. G. Mcdonald
Candy Go.
PROBATE AND CuARDlANs4Ip
NOTICES.

aiult County CLERK a. respective ag
en-, for further Information
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CdtdrYh
MUiteS Consumption

IL weakenS the delicate lung tissues,
deranges tho digestive organs, aud
breaks down the general health.
1t often causes headache and dizui-
ness, impairs the taste, smell and
hearing, and Affects the voice.
Being a constitutional disease II re-
quires constitutional remedy.
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Eat Royal Bread sold everywhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30
STAKE CONFERENCES
DAVIS STAKE.

The quarterly conference Of the Davis
stake was held at Pennington ON sun
dav and Monday. Sept q and %. 1900.
The stake president Joseph III Grant
presided The conference Waa largely
attended 4 fun representation of
stake and ward organizations was IL
attendance. on the general authorlelos
present were Elder JOIN Henry smith
Of the Apostles quorum E.d'r
George Reynolds of the First
Council of Seventies Elder Andrew
Jensen. assistant church historian,
PreMdent Joseph IA Grant reported
the stake i'm excellent condition all
stake organizations fully organized. etc.
Additional and encouraging reports of
the following stake organizations were
given By Elder $. j. Parrish OF the High
Council Sister Susan Grant president
OF the Relief societies, Sister Lucy
Grant of the presidency of Primary
associations Elder William f. Stokes,
assistant superintendent of Raliginu
classes, Elder Judson Tolman. Of tn"
PaUiarchs Elder Thomas Steed, presi-
dent OF the High Priests quorum El-
der Amasa H. clark superintendent W
Sunday sohoolsand Elder William Grid
die. senior president OF the one Hun
dred and ThIrty-siNth quorum OF Sew
enty,
The Instructions and admouitions Of
the visiting brethren were timely ana
20 the point and such 1s would cuCour-
age the Saints 10 more diligence In
keeping the commandments of the
Lord,
A conioint meeting of the Young Men
and Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
mcnt associations, south district. was
held ON Sunday evening, at which the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30
PRIEST. sMITHIN LOS ANGELES
Interesting Meeting Addressed by
President of the Church.

Los Angeles Cal, Sept 23,-On Thurs
day evening. Sept. n, "A very interesting
meeting was held at the Los Angeles
IAttcr-day saints chapel a large ana
attentive audience assembled TO near
President Joseph +. Smith and party
who were ON their way homo from Mex
leo The choir rendered fine musical
selections and addresses were made
by Elders j. vs.. Summerhays Joseph e.
Smith Jr.. and President Joseph f.
Smith
Thcremarks OF the visitors We're most
encouraging to the saints. and the
strong testimonies OF the 1ivjuity OF ne
Gospel which We're given made the
Saints rejoice I'm the fact that they are
partc,pators I'm the work of the Lon J.
President Smith counselei the saints
10 diligence iu the performance of thelH
duties and ekhortcd them 20 lead lives
O. righteousness that VIII Doe worthy
M emulation, His remarks left % Lass
ing Impression upon all who were tor-
tuuate enough to hear them. II was
n vcrltable feast of good things, ~
the conclusion OF the meeting Presiden
smith shook hands with ail who ma
assembled. and 10 WAS privilege that
was highly esteemed by the saints lh.
party lgft FOR home Friday evening ana
the good wishes of all went With them.
WILLIAM d. PHILLIPS,
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Pcprose and Cannon were not present
az the Saturday sessions
The conference was presided over by
President VIM e. Parkinson Excel
lent singing was rendered by the NY
rum Third ward choir Al meetings
were well attended. WIKI the exception
OF me first meeting ON saturday.
President Parkinson reported the
stake I'm good condition, Al the or
gaul2dtions are complete. The mem
hers OF the High Council and the stake
presidency make (. q point 10 visit the
various wards of the stake, ana mus
keep I'm touch with existing conditions
and encourage the Saints In their du-
ties
Bishop Evan r. owen reported the
WellsviIle ward and gave a splendid
discourse on the necessity Of discipline
IN the home He said tina, discipline IN
church organizations depends 10 a
great extent on discipline In the home.
Elder Orson NJ. Wilson reported the
work Of the High Council EXhorted the
young people to live lives that are
crelltable 10 themselves and the
Church
Elder Israel Barlow, Jr.. related in
stances which have occurred I'm the
Church showing that the Lord Is with
day work
Bishop samuel Oldham gave timely
advice to the Saints To get the Spirit
OF God and keep out the spirit of the
evil one
Excellent reports and remarks We're
made by members Of the stake presi-
dcncV aud OF the high council presi-
dents OF state organizations. ana Blsh-
ops Of various wards, which show the
stake to he In a good condition tempor-
ally and spiritually
ON Sunday most Of the time was oc-
cupied by The visiting brethren, Elders
Penrose and Cannon.
Elder Cannon spoke on Religion class
work This organization does not he
said. duplicate the work Of the Primary
association but is part Of the Church
school system. The Lord has inspired
this work To- be done, and Il should be
supported loyalty,
Elder Penrose expressed his pleasure
in listening to ,he reports given, and
gave some excellent Instructions. We
make a mistake when Wo forsake re-
ligi0n for business True religion Is 10
learn the win OF God and do H. The
Priesthood comes from God and has
been given to men today to remain for
ever I, Is eternal II Is the author
i,y to act In the name Of the Lord and
direct His affairs here on earth. He
also spoke Of the duty Of parents to
teach their children the principles Of
the Gospel
I'm the afternoon session Elder Pon-
rose spoke on the Word OF Wisdom and
other timely topics
The general authorities Of the Church
We're unanimously sustained. All the
speakers We're greatly blessed by the
Spirit Of the Lord, and the conference
is conceded to have been one of the
best ever held in this stake.
Thu sunday evening meeting was
conducted by the stake NJ. /, 4. and a
good program was rendered
JOHN w. JENSEN,
Stake Clerk
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BAprIsMs GiRARD, KANSAS

Girard. Kas.. Sept 2o-Although the
Lords work has met with considerable
opposition iu this city by the warning
sects the Elders have been very sue
Ccgsml. aud have cause to feel muCh
encouraged A few of the honest IN
heart who we're seekers after truth,
have been convinced I'm their hearts
that the plan OF salvation as taught by
Christ and the Apostles aucIently was
not 10 be- found among the various
Christian denominations Hence they
hayp listened TO the humble testimo-
MES as borne by the Latter-day Saint
Elders respecting the restoration OF
the Gospel, and have embraced the
truth as 1t has been revealed from
heaven I'm these latter days.
Robert G.. stowe and family. con-
sisting NJ his wife and daughter, have
been baptized and are thankful 90 their
creator that they have come to an un-
dcrstandiug Of the truth Mr., stowe
is well respected by the people who
know him. He has been q resident OF
Girari for eight years, and has many
friends The prospects for more hap
tislns here ia the near future are very
favorable, as several honest souls arc
earnestly investigating.
Tho Elders here have made many
friends among the people. Practically
AN the business mon Of tho city are
very friendly with the Elders. and
respect them in their position.
The Union services, Of which we
wrote some time ago. have come TO
naught through controversy That
arose among the ministers.
A great deal Of prejudice that exist
ed among the people previous 10
our coming here has been allayed, and
n better feeling prevails regarding the
Mormon people and their faith
Tho "News' and Era are anxious
IS looked for and read with interest
by us. B. f. DUFFIN. JRu
l.. VIVIAN HlNCKbEH.
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MALAD STAKE.

The Malad stake quarterly confer
cuce convened in the SamaHa ward
assembly hall Sent - ana 25. Presl-
dent Milton IT, yelling iu charge.
There We're a number Of High Priests
present. ana every word 'iu the stake
WAS represented Elders Hvrum NJ.
Smith and Seymour h Young sisters
Fuaa Shade Bennou and Margaret G.,
HUI we're the visitors from salt Lake
city.
President yelling reported the stake
TN good condition and the Saints pros
porous The Priesthood is united. All
the auxiliary organizations are thor
oughly organized
Sister Margaret q. Hun spoke upon
the necessity NJ all the auxiliary
Church organizations,
cider Hywm NJ Smith addressed
thu saints upon DunCtuality, proper
reverence for PRAYER and tho sacra-
mont Showed the Importance OF par
cnts teaching their children the prin-
rlplos of the Gospel and the responsl
hllty that rests upon parents, He
urged the Saints TO keep the sabbath
day holy Encouraged the Saints 10
htautjfy their homes and surround
Jugs ana to keep out Of debt.
Elder Seymour e, Young addressed
the saints upon Religion class work
sunday school work and the love one
should have m the work he IS per-
forming also spoke upon the sanitary
condition of tho homes Of .ho saints.
Sister Eliza Sladc Benniou spoke up-
ON IN" work that is 10y hc done en- the
Primary association showed that this
association H. very important and n
preparatory class tor the Mutual I'M
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n,er and Cbariey Wood The theme Of
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Bantlsms at sheffield.

President Joel r. Parrish writes from
Sheffield AS follows:
ron Sunday, Sept 2, 1905, a baptism
was held IN the Upperthopes Baths,
Sheffield, 8t which three persons were
baptized Elder d., $. Evans officiating.
1--WE have just moved into a comfort
able meeting room I'm the Builders
Exchange. Choss Burgess Street, and
we aro am much encouraged In our
work
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CONFERENCE IN ARNHEM.

Anthem Holland, Sept 9.-Our semi
annual conference was held here Sept
c. Three very interesting meetings
We're held. President Charles n Dud-
ley presided, Two OF the sessions con-
vouod IL our regular hall, the Wal
place In the Logegeboun Rim STRAIT.
President Dudley made the address
Of welcome and announced that our
lorged foy visitor, Elder Hebert j..