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Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30

ReginalI Ec KOven. who composed "Elysia'' fot De Wolf Hopper, Is one of the few musicians ln America whose work has made him independently wealthy.
 Mir De Koven owns property both in New York and Tn Washington. A good ly part of his fortune was earned by Robin Hood" which, by the way. is about to have it's first performance in Paris. but he pr0fited largely by "The Fencing Master The Three Ora goonsr and The Highwayman." This last opera is now being sung in Vienna Mr. De Koven recently made a COD tract with the Shuberts by the terms Of which they are to produce one of his works each year at the Lyric theater New York. "Elysia" will be offered ID that house some time in September
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30
Dramatic Tah.
dLee Nieisen Coming 10 Amrr- icG With Her O1pn
 Opera Company.

Alice Nielsen Is to return to this eouztry In the fall. not as one of the prlma donnas of the Henry Russell Grand Opera company. with which she has been appearing at the Waldorf theatcr. London. but at the head of an organization bearing her name.
 This organization will tour the United States offering. for the most part, such one and two act standard operas as "Cavalleria Rustlcana' and Maestro di Capello." The Henry Russell company will also come te America, as was originally planned, and will be heard at the Lyric theater, New York.
 Miss Nlelsen's advent. by the way. Is in the nature of the climax of re markable career Ten years ago she was chorus girl In San Francisco. Five years ago she was the most profitable comic opera star in the land, turning away people at every perform ance of The Fortune Teller" or ''The Singing Girl" Two years ago she abaud32ed her laurels in this country to go abroad to study. and today she Is the sensational success of the grand opera season In London.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30

Had a Hearina-J. W. Brown. tht Tlan who forged the signature oi Graft at the Copper Queen store, ant who pleaded a joke as his excuse, wa' arranged before Justice Mcdonald yes terday afternoon for a hearing H' was bound over to await the action O the grand jury.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30

First publication No-~'nber 10. 1905
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30

Laying Pioe-The Water compan! has cut the street in front of the Cop per Queen store for the purpose Ot laying water mains. A large force is employed. and the work is being rap :aly pushed to completion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
General Conditions Have Been
Fair-0utlook for Coming
Week Uncertain
CUCUMBERS IN THE MARKET
Spring Goods Are In Evidence
Clothing Trade Has Not Yet
Taken a Squirt.

General business conditions for the
week just past have been fair The
grain, flour and feed trade opened up
with the week as though something
would be done, but the upward move
ment did not continue, except that there
was an advance OF FIVE cents on corn
and barley. The outlook for the com
ing week is uncertain. Groceries,
meats and fruits were steady with a
much desired accession In the shape of
spring lamb, which Is finding a ready
sale. New potatoes and cucumbers
from the coast are also in the markets,
The shoe trade has been good during
the week. and II only needs the prom
Use OF stormy or wet weather 10 give
healthy spur to the upward move
ment.
Butter, eggs and cheese are looking
up, with eggs coming along much more
plentifllly. The clothing trade has
been quiet, with but little doing, as
people seem 30 be waiting 20 see how
the clerk Of the weather proposes to
conduct himself In the Immediate fu-
lure The dry goods trade continues In
a satisfactory condition, with people
buylns NJ Aucn NNely rate lnAt airy
goods managers say trade Il a marked
Improvement over the same week In the
previous year. The hardware trade Is
very fair, and will start up more lively
as soon as settled spring weather sets
IN, The pleasant weather is booming
baseball and athletic goods generally
and there promises 10 be q strong sale
In an such lines a little later on. In
banking the market was featureless
this week, though general business has
been steady and good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
LATE LOCALS.

The officers Of the grand lodge Of odd
Fellows will pay an official visitation
this evening, TO the Stockton lodge.
The win OF Mary NJ, Klmball, de-
ceased, was today admitted to probate,
and II, w. Lawrence was appointed eX-
ecutor without bonds.
Section Director Hyatt OF the local
weather bureau will furnish a regular
set Of observation instruments 10 the
voluntary station at Cedar City, OF
which Prof Smith Is the local observer
Five cases OF measles and two OF
smallpox were reported TO the board OF
health today. The smallpox patients are
Albert Hansen. aged q, residing at
1923 Third street; Mary Barr, aged %.
residing in the rear OF SS7 east Fifth
South, Including the last named case
there are now five cases Of smallpox In
the Barr family
Prof Swendsen remarked today, his
qualification at the self sacrificing, pa
troto spirit manifested by the citizens
OF Henefer, as set forth In last even
lng's News" IN expressing their will
ingness to give up their homes 20 make
way FOR the reservoir site proposed 10
be located there IN accordance with
the Greater Utah Irrigation scheme.
Prof swendsen says the situation has
been greatly simpllned thereby.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
Trading Very Excited in the
Trunk Lines, Especially Penn
Sylvania Group
SOUTHERN RAILROADS UP.
They Fell Back and n Y. Central Be-
came Very Strong Sympathetic
Influence Restricted.

New York, March il.-openlng trading
In stocks today was excited In the trunk
lines, especially IN the Pennsylvania
group. Chesapeake q ohio broke violently
on heavy realizing, 1900 shares chang.
hg hands az 56h and 55Ih. compared with
Oh last night Six thousand shares Of
~Pennsylvania sold at liGlg ana liGs, com
spated with li5N last nlghy and 800 shares
of Norfolk a Western sold at 36A and
oVS, compared with e9% last night. Tx
cited buying Of the Pennsylvania OF
stocks continued under which Chesa-
peake y ONO shot UP to near It's record
letel or yesterday and Norfolk K West
trn touched aSh Pennsylvania rose A
lull point Traders evidently sold on the
Vanla stocks.
The southern group Of railroads was
puSned up for time and when they fen
Dack Mem York Central became very
suons, me sympathetic influence OF
these movements was restricted TO affik-
ated stocks and the gei.elal list was at
lected BY realizing Members Of tie Can.
adian group, Nashville, CHATTANOOGA and
III LOUIS Tennessee Coal, Smeltng, the
Virginia Carolina Chemical stocks and
New York Dock preferred fell point or
more under last night Realty second
ana Chesapeake Il Ohio rolapscd TO the
low point Gains reached were Atlantic
Coast Line "a Louisville & Nashville
2is, southern Railway and Texas a Pa.
clio !, New York Central 2%. Cleveland
G. c. 81 Louis 7ia l.ackawanua and
Central Of New Jersey 2la Lake Erie &
Western preferred 4 and Lake srlo &
Western, Z. G., G, c. e St Louis pre-
ferred, Wisconsin Central preferred Io-
connective preferred, Wooden preferred.
United Railway and Investment preferred
aud Paper J to ~, Beet Sugar preferred
rose 2s. Missouri Pacific moved up a
large. fraction In the late dealings, but
the closing was irregular and active.
Close: Money on call nominal; no loans
Time l0abt easy: 20 days and 70 days.
3u3A per cent; six months, 34d3h per
cent
Prime mercantile paper, SAdils per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at l.S6. S0G4 Sc. s.
for demand, and at 44, 7OdiA,75 for 60
days.
Posted rates. ASH and 4 S7ik.
Commercial bills, 4SAdi, S5A.
bar silver, $3.50
Mexican dollars i6ia.
Bonds-Governments. steady; railroads,
steady,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11

n little more so when prominent menu
bers OF both bodies led the way into
Mayor Morriss office upon adjourn
ment Of The senate.
Senator Barber took tumble" and
started 70 follow the leader. But he
was debarred at the doors by the kind
but firm request OF President Love that
he was not among those wanted, lie
retired IN anything but harmonious
spirit and out In the senate ante
room met Representative Roberts and
other Cache county representatives,,
who held a mutual coincidence party
while the larger body discussed matters
behind closed doors,
10 Ia asserted that compromise res
olutlon has been drawn up favorlns
consolidation. but the preservation OF
the identity OF the Agricultural college
NJ Logan under the supervision OF the
University regents, and the caucus VIII
result IN the reversal of enough votes
TO pass this resolution, thus passing
the matter up to the votes Of the peo-
pie.
THE REPUDIATED DEBT
An exact statement OF the money due
to banks which loaned Il 10 the worlds
fair commission on the endorsement OF
prominent citizens In order that Utah's
exhibit might continue TO the end of
the fair has been prepared by Senator
johnson. This money viii not be paid
on account OF the action Of the house IN
killing 8. h. by Johnson, which pro-
vded funds TO settle for It. The fight
against the bill was led by Joseph. The
amounts total $s,9O796.
The items follow:
The state Bank 90 Utah, note
dated Aus. s, 1904 s2,O7os7
Mccormick e. CO.. note dated
Sept 8 1904 ..,...,,..nu.,. 2,o62 90
Commercial National bank, note
dated Sept. 49, 1904, n..,u... 2,05700
Commercial National bank, note
dated Ian 2. l905..un,u..,o 67I 30
Deseret Savings bank, note dat
ed Nov. 7, l90i.""....,..,.n 2907.9G
Total ........u,,.........ss,9O7 ,O6
Interest Is figured TO March o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
Many Alment,-0 One Cause

/ have called these the inside nerves
for slmpllclty's sake, Their usual name
IL the sympathetic nerves Physicians
call them By this name because they are
80 closely allled--because each 10 IN such
close sympathy With the others The re
suit IN that whon one branch Is allowed
% become impaired the others weaken
That Is why one Kind OF sickness leads
into another That is why cases become
Complicated For this delicate nerve IL
the most sensitive part OF the human sys.
TEN.
Does this not explain to YOU some OF
the uncertainties OF medicin6-is II not
good reason TO your mind why other kinds
OF treatment may have failed,
Don't you see that THIS is NEW in
medlclno1 That this Is NOT the mere
patchwork Of stimulant--the mere
soothing VI a narcotic7 Don't YOU sea
that II goes right 10 the root " tho trou-
bio and eradicates the eauseY
But | DO not ask you TO take a single
statement OF mine do not ask YOU to
believe 2 word | say until you have tried
my medicine IN your own home at nv
expense, absolutely Could | offer you
fun dollars worth free n there were
any Misrepresentation? Could | let YOU
50 to your druggist-whom you know
and pick out any bottle he has on his
shelves Of my medicine were II not UNI
FORMLY helpful? Could | AFFORD 10
40 this n we're not reasonably SURD
that my medicine will help your
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11

PERSONALS

James MAR has returned from a
business trip to New York
Rev. Bruce Kinney has returned
from months absence In Wyoming,
Manager Blefuss OF the Walker
Bros. company returned today from
New York,
Advance Agent James Walsh of the
Savage Opera company is guest at
the cullen.
city Justice Of the Peace Dana r..
Smith, with his wife, has moved to tho
Fifth East hotel.
Miss Charlotte Loveland Thompson
press agent Of the Margaret Anglln
company, Is In the city
Lawrence Rich OF Portland, who was
visiting In this city, has returned home
after "A pleasant visit here.
Ex- Editor j. G. Albright Of the Albu-
querque Citizen has returned to this
city and Is registered at the Southern
hotel.
William II. Jack returned today
from a two months trip to California
for his health which Is much improved
He left Col. Clayton steadily improving
Mr. and Mrs. j. W Cahoon returned
Tuesday last from Los Angeles, Cal,
where they have been spending some
time with relatives. They greatly en-
ioyed their trip in the land OF flowers
with the exception OF having to return
TO attend the funeral Of Mr., Cahoons
wife's brother
President Frank Knox of the Nation
nj Bank Of the Republic returned this
morning, from a Ave weeks trip to
California. Mr. Knox states that the
golden state is very prosperous There
has been so much rain this winter that
the soil Is thoroughly soaked. and there
Is promise Of an immense output of all
kinds of crops The population Is In
creasing, industries are growing, and
cities and towns, particularly Los
Angeles, are building at a rapid rate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11

claim discovery For every detail of my
treatment is based truths 80 fundamental that none
can deny them, And every ingredient OF nv medicine IL
as old az ths hills 4 grows on simply ePl d thg truths
ticay certain The paragraphs below viii show you the
But years Of patient experiment viii avan you moth
ns " you 40 not accept my Offer For facts and
even belief viii not Only can do
50 now have made this offer disregard the evidence
lay aside the fact that mine tho largest medical prac
tice IN the world, YOU as a stranger AJAX
you to believe not one word that IN you proven
u i9t y9sprse oner 70 give you outright full dollars
rSS so hard to- remove every possible FOR doubt
less belief - '-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
Peculiar Procedure Alleged 10 the
Case Against street Car
Company.
A MOTION FOR A new TRIAL.
In Case OF {. A. 0nasch Against Salt
Lake City and Utah Light &
Railway Company.

A motion for new trial has been
fled In the dlatrict court by the de-
PENDANTS In the damage suit Of G. A.
Onasch against Salt Lake City and the
Utah Light & Railway company The
motion Ia based upon member OF
grounds among which are excessive
damages appearing to have been given
under the influence Of prejudice and
passion; misconduct OF the jury. that
the verdict was obtained by resorting
70 chance and that each Juror was In
duced 10 assent TO said verdict by re-
sort to determination OF chance.
verdict was rendered I'm favor OF
plalntlf for Sl2,50O, and the afildavlts
OF Jurors Angus NJ Lambert and Her
bert A. White, In support OF the con-
tention that the verdict was arrived at
by chance, show that II was agreed be-
tween the jurors that damages should
be awarded To plaintiff against both
defendants. Some OF them suggested
various sums ranging from $4,000 TO
$4,000, They finally agreed that they
would add together all OF said sums
mentioned by each of the eight Jurors
and then divide the total by eight and
that such Quotient, after adding 5000
for medical attendance and deducting
$50, should be the verdict. The quo-
tent WAS $l2365 and adding 5000 the
total was Sl2,b6b. Deductlng Se5 ac-
cording to the agreement entered into
between the jurors and the remainder
would be $4,000 which was the
amount OF the verdict returned The
supreme court has held that yer-
dict arrived az In such a manner In a
chance verdict hence Il Is very prob
able that defendants win secure a new
trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
SOCIAL AND
PER SONAL.


Mrs. ], b. Bamberger, l., II. Rogers,
IT, s, Ferry, and Judge Dey we're among
tho prominent Salt Lakers who loft this
morning over the Short Line for San
Francisco,
Mrs, w. G. Filler, maid and child.
and Mrs G, NJ, Freed and Ellis Freed
left this morning over the Oregon Short
Line for New York where they viii
sail on the 2lst In the Grown Prince
William for Bremen
Mrs Captain jameson and Miss Cath
crime Judge leave tomorrow for Los
Angeles.
John Deru leaves tonight for Chicago
and the east.
Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Cuff entertained
at dinner on Wednesday night In hon
or OF the seventy-thlrd birthday ami
versary OF Mr. Cmn The invited guests
We're President and Mrs Joseph Il.
smith, President and Mrs. Lyman Mr..
and Mrs J. r. Calne, Mr. and Mrs. II.
$. Richards, Or. and Mrs. H. @. Cow
ans, Mn and Mrs, W. w. Cun, Jr..
Mrs Alma smith, Mrs. Frank Olsen,
Miss Ethel Olsen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
Inside Nsrye,l

only one out OF every ~ has perfect
health on the 81 sick ones some are bed.
ridden, somo are half sick, and ~ me ar.
only DUH and listless. But most Of the
elckneBs comes from q common cause.
The nerves are weak. Not the nerves you
ordinarily think abcut-not the nerves
that govern your movements and your
thoughts
But the nerves that unRulded and un
known, night and day, keen your heart
In motion--control your digestive appara-
tus--regulste your llyer-operate your Rid
neys,
These are the nerves that wear out ana
break down,
II does no good TO treat the aillnE or.
gan--the Irregular heart--the 4 s7rdored
llver-the rebelllous etomach---the derang-
ed Kidneys They are not to blame. hut
90 back TO the nerves that control them.
There you viii find the seat OF the trou-
BILE.
There Il nothing new about this-noth-
Ing any physician would dispute But il
remained Tor Dr. shoup to apply this
knowedge--to put II To practical use
DIT Shops Restorative IL tho result %
quarter century OF endoavor along this
very line. II does not doBo the organ
or deaden the paln-but n dooa 70 AZ once
70 the nerve-the inside nerve--the power
nerve--and builds Il up, and strengthens
u and makes Il well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
IA FULL DOLLARS WORTH FREE.
CAN ANY AILING ONE REFUSE?

will pay outright for your first dollar bottle Of Dr.
Shops Restorative ask no deposit-no promise You
take no nsk-you pay nothing either or later The
dollar bottle IL free TO those who have tried my remedy
want no references-no security. The poor have the
same opportunity as the rich TO and all say Merely
write and ask will send you an order on your drug.
gst He Will give you free the fun dollar package -
can afford TO ofer fun dollars worth free because
mine 10 no ordinary remedy Ordinary remedies
toms Ny remedy treats tho that produce the symp
toms symptom treatment must BE- kept foreveras long
M e cause u there My treatment may be stopped
trouble " ~
There II mysery-no miracle explain my treat
ment 20 you easily | tell why
water and why heat melts Ice. Nor 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
TRIBUNE FICTION.
Libel Sheet Connected Falsehood and
Refused to Retract II.

Logan, March Z, 1905.
To the Editor.
Dear Slr--We sent the following
statement 10 IN Salt Lake Tribune
but for reasons best known to itself
II failed to publ shed IT,
Our attention iias called to an article
In tho Tribune OF Tuesday, Feb. 49,
In which a conversation Ia alleged to
have taken place at our home, between
a woman, representing herself as the
plural wife OF our father President
James Morrell, and a person claiming
membership IN the Mormon" Church
and residing IN this city.
We say emphatioally that no such
person has called at our home making
Inquiry for our father or mother, or
presenting business OF the nature rep
resented. Some one Of us has always
been at home and there never has
been any such woman, stranger or
otherwise, who has been at our home
during the absence OF our parents,
nor has any woman ever responded to
the inquiry Of callers at our home as
Mrs. James Morrell In the absence OF
our mother This alleged conversation
never aid take place with any one at
our home
NAME MoRRELL,
MARGARET MORRDLL,
WINNIE MORRILL,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
MISS MAoKAY's FUNERAL.
Other Victims of the Granger Tragedy
Are All Getting Better.

The funeral over the remains OF Mel.
lie Mckay the young girl who was
Killed at Granger by the acetylene gas
explosion there few days ago, will be
held from the Granite stake tabernacle.
corner Of State and Fourteenth South
streets, tomorrow at II o'clock The re-
mains Of the deceased may be viewed
by friends at the residence OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Mackay, Of
Granger between 9 and 9;i5 a. m. on
day Of funeral.
All OF the other Victims Of the acct
dent are improving nicely, including
Melvin Grow, whose skull was frao-
tured. II Is believed that all OF them
VIII fully recover In course OF time.
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11

Close. wheat May. i.iiM July sl,sa
slhi sept. S5sQS5is
sept 4Snt
Oats May, 3lis; July ali SEPT, .sss.
Pork-May, l2 52M; July l2Glka12.70
Lard March, 6.S2hi April 6,S1n, May,
6.91H; July 1l2i4, Sept 12
Eibs-May $780, July 6.s1h; Sept, liza
Rye-.March Is
FlaN-Cash, 39lh
Timcthy--M March 3.Oi.
Cloyer--March, 1890
Burley-Cash i0Gi4g
Cash Wheat--No, 2, rod, | lSfil 10; No.
., led lOSal -. No. 3, hard, i0p1 ~, No.
3, hard, iO0Ul,l 10; No l. northern, ! i6ff
i.ldt No, .. northern, l,oSGll 10; No ;,
spring, i,l0ni. ",
Corn No 2, iiqA7A No. 2, ielAdle.
Oats--No. 2. 3lia; No. 9, 3lh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
DIED.

KENDALL No Z Goss Court, this
city, March 10, 1906 Of Brlghts disease
Ethel L., daughter ~ Clarence NJ, and
Emellne A. Bonson Kendall born Sept
10. 1891
Funeral services will be held Sunday
at D. m from the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs George Kendall GA south Third
West street. Friends are invited to at
tend,
WILSON .-on Thirteenth South and
Tenth East street March 70, 1896, OF
paralysis, Alexander H. Wilson born
Sept. 4. 1913, in Scotland. Deceased
leaves ~ daughters and ono son,
Notice Of funeral later
HYDE. AT 25G west Fourth South. March
II, 1905, OF measles and pneumonia
Frank r., Jr, son Of Frank II ana
Ruby u, Workman HYDE born MaIca
O. 1904
Funeral Sunday at p. m from family
residence, Friends invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
For Kidney Troubles

The Kidneys are tho blood filters They
are operated solely by the Inside nerves
The branch which operates them and reg.
ulates them IL called the renal plexus.
When he renal ploxuB Ia weak
or Irregular the Kidneys became
clogged with tho very poisons they should
throw on. No kidney treatment can clean
Leads into another untll after while M
kidneys themselves begin 20 break down
and Dissolve, There a only one way u
reach kidney trouble--that n through the
inside nerves that control them which
and restores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
For Stomach Troubles

The stomach Is controlled by a delicate
nerve called the solar plexus. Prize night
ers know that blow. over the stomach
"a solar plexus blow means sure
knockout For this nerve is ten times ne
sensitive MS the pupil OF your eye. Yet
the solar peNus IL only one OF tho cen-
ters OF the great inside nerve-the power
nerve. II II one u the master nerves
Tho stomach IL It's slave. Practically all
stomach trouble ls nerve troub e--lnslde
nerve trouble-solar plexus trouble. Or
shoop'a Restorative strengthens the In
side nerves -strengthens the solar pleSus
and the stomach trouble disappears