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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
THROAT OPENED.
wondsrfuI Operation In Which Ends Of
Vein Were Tied.

New Haven, Cam. April ll.-Ed-
ward p. Holton Of Newport. r. l.. a
Yale medical student. who was suffer
Ing from n tubercular affection Of the
I'd by general hospital surgeons. who
clipped out the affected portion OF vein
and tied the two ends together. Tho
patient rallied and VIII undoubtedly
recover
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12

Japan is evidently going to pros
ecute the war until the peace terms
offered are acceptable to her. She
does not intend to be robbed of the
fruits of another victorious war.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
Lands for Sale.

/ am agent for the sale Of the
following valuable lands IN Brazos
county.
Abstract No. ~, Thomas Henry
survey, $40 acres abstract No, 10,
same survey, f56 acres; abstract No.
l31, same survey, 30 acres; abstract
No. 70, A. Babille survey, Al acres.
Apply 20 Cliif A. Adams. Bryan,
Texas. diOsw28
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12

There was no need for the pres.
ident to go to Colorado for big
game. They are killing bear in
the Big Thicket and .panthers in
Vest Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
German Emneror In Greece.

Corfu. April i1.-Geu1an imperial
yacht Hohenzollern with Emperor WI
liam on board arrived here Tuesday
The British squadron now Co.. these
waters dTes4ed unl manned 'l laI
the usual snlut,1 were tyrhgr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12

The Legislature il going to ad
journ with a great deal of import
ant work unfinished. Evidently
much time has been FILTERED away,
and a special session will be neces-
sary. If the membership was cut
down one-third We believe more
work could be accomplished in the
given time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
Life Term Twice.

Huntsville. Tex. April l1.-Wrignt
Terry entered pleas OF guilty TO murder
OF Or. Gary and G, =. Eagle, latter a
printer, az Groveton In 1902. In each
case juries gave him life sentence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12

The Ladies Presbyterian Mission
ary Union of the Brazos Presbytery
will meet with the Presbyterian
church of this city on Wednesday,
Thursday aud Friday Of this week.
Delegates will be present from all
parts of the district.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
JUMPING JONES.
Dallas Fireman Breaks Worlds Record
Skipping tho Rope.

Skipping tho Rope.
member Of the Dallas fire department.
has broken the worlds record for con-
secutive rope Jumping going 1910 times
IN hfty minutes without stopping The
fact that Jones weighs go pounds
makes his feat more remarkable. Some
weeks ago he foll from second-story
window without being injured
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12

n YOU miss the Congress OF Ma
tions" az the opera house Wednes--
day and Thursday nights you VIII
miss trip around tie world.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
Advertised Letters.

For week ending April 10, 1906:
LADIES
Anderson, j. G.; Bryan, Ida; Carr
n. c.; Davis, Ann; Frets, Mary
Moody, Annie; spawn, Pauline
Smith, Maria; Smith, Z. o.; VIII
liams, Sofa; Washington, Adline
Winfield, Sarah; White, NJ. ID.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12
WEDNESDAY, APRIL l2.

Rockefeller goes right on giving
the money away. and is finding
fakers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12

Banner, Reece; Bryant, Robert /;
Carter. william; Edge, Lee; Egna-
siak. Kazmer CD; Grays, Manuel (;
Johnson,W W. e.; NOOne, lob; Prultt,
George; Reese, Walter; Reed, VIII
liam Cullen; Robertson, j. r.. Scott,
Clarence; William, Jake.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-12

Zehnal, Prof. Frank j.; Wore
Frank Magenta, Luter; Ural, GUS
seppe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
FAMILY GETS
HEAVY DAMAGES.
Supreme Court AlIirms Judgment
OF Lower Court IN Suit Against
Oregon Short Line,
FOR DEATH or WIN. A. MERRILL
Coptcntlon Was that Court Erred In
Refusing Instructions on Cen.
tributary Negligence,

Tho supreme cour, hns handed down
an opinion Affirming the Judgment Of
The lower court IN the case Of Ellen
Merrill, In her own behalf and az
guardian 0d Item Of Virgil and william
A, Morrill,, minors, against tho Oregon
Short Line Railroad company appel.
lRnt The action was brought In this
county 10 recover damages FOR tho
death OF william A, Merrill deceased,
the husband ana father Of plaintiffs
who wa8 Killed while In the employ Of
defendant AT pocalolo, Ida, on oct T.
1902, Tho jury which tried tho case
returned n verdict In favor Of plaintiffs
for $4,000 and from this Judgment an
appeal was taken,
Tho appellant contcndcd that tho
court erred In refusing 10 Riyo certain
Instructions IN regard 10 contrIbut0ry
negligence, and the risk which tho dc.
ceased assumed IN the work ho was do
inR The supreme court holds that tho
instructions given ON those matters
were sufficient ana nflirmH the iudR-
mont The opinion was written by Jus.
uco Ntfnun and conrurrcd IN by chief
Justice Barlch and Justice MoCarty
Al the time the accident happened
the deceased was working on "A ear roe
pairing H. The ear was standing In tho
yards at pooalcllo, but the foreman
failed TO put out the usual signal 10
warn the train crews that tho man
were working ON tho car, so some ears
attached 70 q switch engine were back.
ed Into II without warning. ana the do.
ceased was thrown under tho ears and
klllnd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
COURT NOTES,

Judge Armstrong has granted caleb
A. Inflow divorce from Hattie Inflow
ON the ground ~ doeerion, They wero
married IN this city ON March 3, 1904
ana dcfondDnl deserted her husband on
April ~ 1904,
In the federal court yesterday the
chHe OF Jas, Paxton w the Utah con.
solldAtod Smelling company was begun
II " damage ease for personal In.
iurlos received while the DlaInllff was
employed by the defendant company
Judge willis Brown Of the Juvenile
court announces a change IN his court
days, Hereafter sessions " the court
VIII be held on Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday of onch week instead Of Mon.
day, Wednesday Qnd Friday ana gen.
oral report day will romaih the same,
each sntuffny morning n, O'Clock
only ongscesQ WIS argued and sub.
mittcd heo,ln the supreme count Mon.
day, thntsNt Mary r., Ferris W. the
Modern WSldlpfn OF America, nppok
liant ThtfhlAo of j. l., Br0ckbank,
appellant, Va the Albion Mlnlpg com.
pany was contm0rd "a tile Ton OF the
calendar, ana the case OF Louisa u,
paul appellant, W the Salt Lake Chy
Railroad company HAS been continued
for the torn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
GRAND LODGE A, 0. U, W.
Eighth Annua' Session Opened Here
This Morning,

The eighth Nnnuol session OF tho
grand lodge Of the A. o, y, w for
Utah, idaho ana wyoming opened us
session this morning with 70 delegates
In attendance, The nrat order u busl'
ness was tho appointment OF regular
committees, as follows on croden'
tlals c, A. Rcd0old. salt Lake. Clark
stanton, HALEY, j, droonewell, ogdeni
on the good Of the orders T. j. Me-
Laughlln OF Park Clly ], u, i, Larson,
Evanston Wyo, william Lynch, Wal
lace, Ida, j, 4, stack, Ogden on APP.
pcOls and grievances j. G, Ham, Nv.
anston \, w, Dark salt Lake. Samuel
Cave, Ogden ON dlftrlbutloni ID, y,
Williams, Bolse, !, w, Peterson, salt
Lake MI, Daily Bolloyue Az Moyog,
pocatolo James Don, Park CITY
Grand Master Workman Rolapp Of
ogden was not present, and on its be.
INK reported that his son had died this
morning committee Of coincidence and
sympathy was appointed TO draw up
suitable resolutions j, ", Bngley, OF
den, j, G. Ham Evanston, John Lock.
hard, Park city, This afternoon In be.
ing given up TO routine business, and
In listening TO reports,
The Womon's Auxiliary, the Degree
OF Honor IA meeting IN the Auerboch
building, ana held the following annual
election this morning Grand chief ~
honor Mrs j, G, Ham, Evanston lady
Of honor Mrs, Maggie Malen, Wallace,
Ida, chief Of ceremonies Mrs, Callle
Cave, osden usher Mrs, Nellie Cook,
Eureka inside waIch,Mre, Mary Young,
Walton, Park city grand recorder,
Mrs. Dark, salt Lake. grand receiver
Mrs, Lizzie Kneale, Park city
supreme Master Workman william
NJ, Naryls OF Iowa IN addressing The
ladies' this afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
YOUNG FAMILY REUNION.
Descendants and 0thor Relatives OF
Great pionoor Entertained at Logan,

The reunion Of the Young family which
occurs annually on the anniversary pl INC
birthday Of President Brigham Young,
viii be held this year at Logan,
one Of tho foremost educational lnatllu;
lions VI the state. was llbomlly endowed
by President Young ana tho faculty OF
tho institution having IN NINA mat facI
have invited Che family TO hold It's an
nuol celebration el Logan ~ mo guest
dents " that city Tho family WIZ r.
Mp ON the afternoon Of the 3lst INST an |
win return ON the afternoon " the End
Tho mcmborg Of The family arc invited 10
be ptosonl al the class dn} ana Wadua'
a luncheon win bo given by the domos.
ilu arts department ana n special mool'
lng IN commrmorullon Of the late PROSE-
dent NuunR viii be held, at which applo'
prlAto EXERCISES VIII De tondcred, tho
good people Of Logan have generously
volunteered 10 furnish vnloflalnmonl 20
lho members VI the family duIlns holf
Tho railroad company has offered the
low rate OF $3.50 fDr the round trip, which
II open not only 10 The members Of the
family Du 10 4ll who desire, 70 vlsll
lho capital Of Cache gouniyalho enter,
S 'S,ig" 10 I6cs' msmbcTra Of tSc family. wis
alone win ho tho guests " the occasion
Tho committee having In charge tho
Transportation IN composed " y. Morris
Young Lawrence Il, Young and ] Wash
eldng IN Aali Lake C1ty who are deslr.
Qua " attending this reunion, Will bo able
10 secure rates from no railroad company
10y communicating promptly with 0lthor
Of the members NJ THIS committee The
general public may secure tickets for tho
excursion AZ the ONCE Of the oregon
short Line,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
HOME FROM IDAHO,
Big Eastern plow Man and Salt Lake
Business Men Back From the Snake,

President Frank knoS Of the Bank
Of the Republic has returned from
trip TO Twin Fails Ida, with j, G.
Lynch Of this clty, and President Deere
OF the big ploW works at Moline MS,
and the lOttorB confidential clerk, Mr.
llosford, The trip was arranged by
Mr. Knox with General Passenger
Agent Burlcy VI the Short Line who
had n special train waiting for the
visitors NJ Mlndokn TO carry them to
Burloy 20 miles distant rhoy found
the railroad bridge within 10 days OF
completion,
After looking Burlcy over, the party
took Il steam launch and ran " mlloR
down the snake river TO Twin Falls
city, where they were shown the big
dam 1000 feet long, so feet across the
top and 400 wide at tho bottom, A fair
Idea was gained OF the immense lrri-
cation system now IN progress OF con.
elruotlon, aud under which 10000 acres
OF land have been sold to settlers for
cultivation, The party also visited
other notable locations further down
the river, untll Mr., Deere, the well
know millionaire manufacturer aud
capitalist, had gathered satisfactory
knowledge of the irrigation and agri-
cultural situation, MI Deere In now
nj the Knulplord hotel, and while no
does not state any Intention TO hls plans
II " evident that he In nightly wen
pleased with his experience,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
GOV. CUTLER HOME.
Chief Executive Of State Returns nom
Los Angeles With Family.

Gov John G, Cutler returned from
Los Angeles this morning with hls
family coming home Via san Francis.
co, When seon he stated that he had
spent most ENJOYABLE ten days during
his absence from Salt Lake and that
tho trip with the members OF the Cone
morcinl club was n most delightfrl one,
all being royalty treated Incidentally
lac denied the unsupported Tumor "a the
erect that he had suooumbod lompor.
arlly TO the dread nal de mer during
the noVorst forgotten trip 10 CNt0'
lima island a week ago today, lie nf'
nrmod that the trip IN nqoston was
one Of the most enjoyable OF tho whole
series Gov, cutler, while IN Los Angc.
les, rented his cottage furnished for 90
days ana consequently Mrs, Cutler and
family, who have been staying there
for three months returned home with
him, lie reports that Los Angeles In
slill going ahead with prices for realty
steadily increasing,
Capt Burbldgc OF the city police and
three members OF the city council who
have been visiting In San Francisco,
returned on the same train this morn"
Ing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16

the city ordinance, whcr requires tina
tnklng Of passengers 10 their dostIna-
ton.
More school children struck" on nc.
count OF the delivery OF coal by non.
union drivers The board OF education
VIII enforce tho compulsory school law
and arrest the parents, who IN some
eases nt least are believed to be re-.
sponsIblo for the action Of their chill.
dren, pnd win send the truonls to the
juvenile court
An additional number Of strike break.
ors mere brought into the city today,
but some Of them deserted because they
did not know u strike was In progress
here
DelivorIso wero made today with com.
paratIyely little interference, though
there were minor riots and several non.
union drivers were assaulted ana IN.
!urcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
STUDENTS WILL
CLASH TOMORROW
Elections Tor Political Control Of
University Of Utah, Awaited
With Interest.
TWO TICKETS IN the FIELD.
Engineers pIltcd Against the Aru and
Normols--VIetory for the
sophomorcs

Tho long awaited clash between the
arts and science students for the poll,I.
cal control Of the University OF Utah
VIII occur tomorrow, when the annual
student body election IL announced, FOR
many weeks the two rival factions. the
engineers against the arts and normals
IN alliance, have banded political
knocks and piled political wires In
way that would do oredI, 10 the mos,
aelutc politicians, on account Of tho
Intense interest taken In the election II
has boon decided To hold Il according
10 the Australian system, and TO keep
the polls open for the school day on the
campus near the library building. In
order 20 ALLOW election Judges TO attend
classes they have been appointed In re-.
lays, consisting OF the following TO
serve from 10 10 II o'clock, Roos, "Cud.
dy' Russell, and snydergaardi from II
10 " o'clock Goddard, Perkins and
Gardner, from ~ TO ! o'clock, sherman,
Nelson and Goddard, and from TO 2
o'clock Dunn, Nelson, ana sherman,
in determining eligibility TO vote tho
Official registration Hat wlll be used, ana
he total vote II expected 10 roach be.
tween $50 ana 400
The following are the tickets nomin-
ntod by the two footlons-cnglnoorsi
For student body president, LouiB
secklos vice president, T. n, Smith;
secretary, virginia Bush, treasurer
Earl Hanover, athletic council Allen
spencer o. II, scranton, student nth.
lotlo director, John Jensen; editor Of
the Chronicle, Richard Hart debating
manager, Mehrlng E0rdley Arts and
nOrcoIs President, Harold Stevens
vlco president Karl Hopkins secTotn.
~ Virginia Bush treasurer, Aisle
Ward. athletic council rrod ncnnon
ana George Hedgori student athletic
manager John Jensen editor Of Chron-
lclc, Dan, Alexander, debating man
ngcr, IKE Alexander
Yesterday the sophomoros, who won
the intorclass baseball championship,
after losing everything else IN athletic
contests, celebrated by providing them.
selves with sweaters, and placing the
NUMERALS "37" IN letters 10 feet long
on the hills behind tho campus, TO
put the numerals IN place required -four
wagon loads Of lime which were hauled
not IN wagons but In buckets from a
ncIghborIng lime Kiln, The movement
was lead by Carl Scott from Park city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
WANTED IN TEXAS.
Man Arrested In Salt Lake Ia q Motto.
rious AID Dangerous Character,

a man giving the name of Sam Hail,
alias Rice, IL a prisoner IN tho city JAN
thanks, be II SAID to the good work
done by ollcors Charley Sporry and va
Davies There IN no doubt, the officers
say, that this man 10 one Of the worst
grnftow that ever afflicted salt Lake,
The arrest was made on Saturday a..
tornoon late, but all the facts did not
leak out until this morning The oill-
GERS were on the lookout for men OF
Hall'e c0liber ana when they saw him
With sucker In tow, thoy decided
that the man would be quito oomforta.
Bile In jail, IN fact he would be- much
better or, or rather the city would, with
him behind the bars than on the
streets WIN this idea rs the sole ono
In Wow, the officers proceeded TO APP.
prohcnd HIM SO they approached their
man ~ lay the hands OF the law upon
him, but Hike the lrlshman's Iloa, he
Was not there, He ram ana ran with
a mighty noetncss of foot But sporry
In some pumpkins himself IN the "hot
foot line, ana rapidly overlook the all.
legged CRATER But Sporry began to
get wlndod, and then II was that no
drew his biz pistol and, In voice that
awakened all the babies In the noIgh.
borhood, cried HAT fellow, or | viii
shoot" The man halted
This morning the officers decided TO
mug him Before doing this thoy led
him into the detectives room ana took
His measurements, ana were surprised
10 ind n splendid picture Of him under
the name Of Rice, Under tho picture
was the Information from an officer In
ToSas, that Han, or Rice, was an all
around confidence man dangerous
criminals a man wanted for two eases
of grand larceny, ana q man Tor whom
u reward was offered
The police department IN now await.
Inn news from the Texas officer, and N
Han " not sent over the road here, he
win be sent back TO Texas. In fact, he
| may be given both trips,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
Judamen, for Loss of leg,

A valuation has been placed on the
lex OF James Pastor M $685. by the
Jury OF the Federal court Paxton lost
his limb IN an accident while employed
At the utoh Consolidated Mining com.
panys mine, ana felt himself injured
10 the oXtonl OF S2j O00 which he sued
10 recover Tho case was submitted to
the Jury yotordny afternoon, and In tho
evening verdict was brought m
awarding plaintiff 1G25, PASTOR In n
young man JUST over n years Of age,
and NJ the time OF the accident was IN.
married
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
PEER WASN'T NOTIFIED.
Ills Attorney skipped, Hence Ile wants
Judgement set Aside,

a motion TO sot aside tho judgment
recently rendered by Judge Richie In
favor OF tho defendants IN the case
Of l., F Peer against j, y, Wood, simon
Hamburger was fled IN the district
court today by the plaintiff IN the ease.
MIR Peer Ollogon that he had no notice
OF the trial Of lho c0so as Ms attorney
WIN u, Wunlcse, IN a fugitive from
Justice and lett tho state without mott.
fylng him Og 10 the status of the case,
lie says that whom he last saw Wan,
less he was Informed that the case
would not Do tried until September and
since then he has been out Of the city
nj Al The amount OF tho Judgment
rendered AGAINST Mr. Peer was tl,fiG0I
which WAS found 10 be due ON mining
bond ana lease ON property In NoyN.
An
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
NEW SMALLPOX CASES.

Eight clsos Of smallpox woro reported
10 the board OF health today and OF
that number Ave were IN ono family,
They are, Mrs, u, Young, aged 80, no.
siding AT $40 south Second West, and
four Of her children, ranging In age
from one month to 10 years, The other
ns wos i0s saay DSy,S s sev'b s, Ssa
Mrs j, d. lioll, aged o. residing nj 10
west First North the s-year.old son OF
q, Webb, residing at Frat South and
Thirteenth Wobt streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
MAYHEM CHARGE FAILS,


The Gaze Of The slulo Of Utah against
Charles Place, charged with muhom,
was dismissed by Judge Armsirong TO-.
day upon motion ot DIST Atty Loot.
borrow ON account Of the lnmllcloncy
Of the evidence 20 secure u conviction.
The Information charged Place with at.
tempting ~ bite OF one Of bort H.
NlncontA fingers al Murray on March
TO- 1908 There ~ another complaint
now pending ugpmHt Place charging
him with attempted robbery,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
Husband Deserted Her.

Suit for divorce hna boon nlod In the
dlstrlc, court by Jennie Young against
Jnmos II, Young on the grounds NJ DC.
forlion ana failure 10 support They
were married at Logan on Feb 20, 1857,
ana II IN alleged that defendant de,
serted plnlvliff and her Nix children ON
March 2D 1898, ana has over slnco that
time failed 10 support them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS,
A Good Family llnlmani,

Every family should be supplied with a
bottle of Chamherloln's Pain 'li0lm, Fof
cuts bruises burns, ecaldg and similar In.
jurlos, which are Of frequent occurrence,
there IN nothing no good, II soothos the
wound ana not only gives instant relief
from pain, but causes the parts 10 he
10 about oreJhlrd the tins required by
tho usual treatment Az II Nv pn antlsoptlc
all danger from boodspolsoning n avoid.
cd, fold by all druggists,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
TWO MORE CLAIMS.
THREE YEARS EACH.
David Williams ana MIKE Riley Plead
Guilty 20 highway Robbery.

David Williams ana Mike Riley were
up before Judge Armstrong today In
the criminal division Of ne district
court and Withdrew their former pleas
OF not guilty and entered pleas of guilty
up Richard Choovers on the night of
March, N, 1906, and robbed him OF $3.50
They Waived time for sentence and
were ordered committed 20 tho state
prison for n term of three years each,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
CHICAGO SCHOOL
CHILDREN STRIKE,
Continued from page onc,)

q boyoottcd door, THIS brought from
Mr.. Amborg the remarks
shea you're not an American ell.
zen 20 do "A thInB like that, You ought
TO be run ont Of town ns dlsturbor and
a yagabond"
The strike leader only smiled,
Mayor Dunno had a ,lOk with tho
leaders Of the toamstors and told them
II the strike spread he would order out
tho militia, ~ the police could not pre-
serve order, The lYerymen and cap
comoanIos also had conference with
tho mayor the strike lenders having re-"
fused to order cab drivers TO deliver
their fares nj the boycoited stores,
Tho mayor said he would revoke the
lIcenso Of any cab driver who dIsoboyod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
Grace Wants n Divorce

saxon u Williams, The well known
bicycle rider WAS made defendant IN
\ divorce suit fled IN the district court
yesterday afternoon by drnco Williams,
The complaint alleges that over since
Nov 20, 1904 defendant hng contributed
nothing towards the support Of plaintiff
although hp was perfectly able TO pro-.
vide for her W he has been receiving
30 per week az wages, Thoy were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
BALL THAT rs BALL.
Ogden Expects the Real Thing When
Season " Ushorod In,
lsLoeInl 10 lho 0Nowa.0l

ogden, May l6--'fho baseball season
win open In ogden tomorrow after.
noon, with Mayor dl0smOnn pitch, CITY
Councilman Randall catch, and Judge
that " ball win be played by the Boise
and ogden teams, the former Of which
arrives IN ogden tonight At 1880 TO.
morrow afternoon tho players, city on.
oias ana others VIII form into line ana
IN automobiles ride 10 Olonwood park,
whore the seasons dongB WIN be uah.
cred In, The game WIN be called at
Silb, and Ogden fans are enthusiastic
over tho outlook Tor good sport,