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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-01
Now Yotk Money Market.
Chez Easy; large, 10 1-2.

NEW YURK. MHy af.L-Money on
call higher a,t-4dp4 per cent: closing,
3 bid; Bib offered; time money easy;
sixty and ninety days, 3 per cent; six
months,'s 1-493s1.2; prime mercantile
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-01
For Sale .;
Farm known AZ
"Sl1ip Point"

Fronting on pouuoson River half
n mile.
About Is miles from Hampton and
same distance from Newport News
. Convenient to steamboat landing,
churches and schools.
This property is beautifully situated
on the PoQuOson River, contains 3S
acres of excellent trucking land IN
high state of cultivation. with large
orchard, some good oyster ground, cx-
ccllcnt boating, bathing nnd fishing;
full view of Chesapeake Bay; two
nice dwellings on the place, one with
S rooms. the other with 0 rooms, and
plenty shade. The buildings could not
be erected for price asked for entire
property.
This is n rare chance for any one
looking for an ideal homo with good
frontage on salt water. Price $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
PARK CITY DEMOCRATIC
A Notable Falling Off in the Social
ist Vote-Many Sur
DrlseS,

Park City, Nov. S-Yestcrday's contest
AT the nulls in Park City resulted N al
most "a complete victory for the Demo-
cratic party ticket as, with the excep-
lions OF recorder and city treasurer, the
entire ticket was elected by niajOriues
ranging from IS 10 $50
The campaign had been carried on upon
the question Of license. the Democrats
holding for a lower rate Of taxation. and
the Republicans endorsing the action Il
the present administration. How wei
the action appealed 10 the public IS
shown By the tabulated vote below.
Another thing tried out IN yesterday 8
contest was the doing away with Inc
practice or using carriages 70 haul voters
20 the polls BY mutual agreement be-
tween the chairfnen of the two tickets
the carriages were entirely done away
with and an effort made to get the vote
out on foot. The result Of the expert
mcnt was erlinentl- satisfactory 70 me
two parties, as ali the votes whlch u
was possible to gel out. even with car
Fiages, were voted. This OF course may
have been aided by the day being
beautiful one as far as the weather was
concerned.
ID Among the surprises of the day was
the noticeable falling off IN the Sociai-
Isle vote. From 40 votes cast IN the
last city election for mayor, that parry
fen 10 little over eco for the same can
didate for the same office, with cor
responding falling off in the vote Ior an
the other offices
While there were a large number %
straight tickets, the number WAS idI
short of other years, and the DemocratiS
ticket was elected through the scraIchrd
tickets of the other parties.
Following is the tabulated vote OF inc
preciCc.s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09

fracturing his right arm below the elbow.
The injury was treated by Or. E. c. Rich.
Attorney a. X. Haywood has returned
from trip 10 Washington, p. c., where
ne argued ease before the United states
supreme court
At a special session OF the county COM
miSsioneTS held yesterday the board der
cided to purchase the new rock crusher
from q Salt Lake concern instead Of from
an Aurora, Ills. house as previously de-
cided upon
- Deputy United States Marshal Smyth
was in Ogden yesterday subpoenaiug Wit
nesses 10 appear before the grand jury,
among whom were several Ogden police
men, also summoning a number OF petit
and grand jurors.
The fire department was called out
about 10 o clock last evening 10 eXtinguish
a fire in q rubbish dump east of the
Southern Pacific shops, which threatened
the buildings on account OF the high WIND
which was blowing at the time. II WIS
necessary for the department TO lay LlG0
feet OF hose In order 20 get 10 the fire
\ load OF hay belonging TO s. Fife of
Roy caught fire in some way yesterday,
while Being hauled along the street The
load was hauled 70 the fire station, where
the fire was eXtnguiShd by the Use OF
chemicals At 1880 o'clock the fire de-
partment made a run TO 2i5 Twenty-third
street where q pile of rubbish was burn
ing dangerously close to the residence OF
Mrs. Hill.
Benjamin r. Jensen. died at the fam
lily residence, 2234 Washington avenue at
! O'Clock yesterday afternoon of diphthe-
ria This is the fifth death from that
disease that has occurred in Ogden this
fall and three other members OF the
Jensen family are at present afflicted with
The same disease. The funeral services
will he held ON Thursday at the residence
at o'clock. The interment will take
place at the Ogden City cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
Absolutely Prevents
BLOOD POISONING.

There is a new product manu-
featured in Louisville, KY. known as
Paracamph, First Aid to the Injured.
which has proven an absolute proven
tive of blood poisoning. if applied ina
mediately after receiving any kind Of
wound. Paracamph is combination
Of rare cooling, soothing, balmy oils
and camphOr, and owing To its re-
markable quick relieving and healing
powers is highly endorsed by the
medical profession, hospitals and by
an public institutions where a great
many people are employed. paracamph
contains neither opium, morphine nor
cocaine. Hence il is a safe. clean.
pure remedy which should be kept in
every household to be used in case OF
emergencies. Mothers will find il FAR
superior TO witch hazel, arnica, vase
line, old salYes or liniments. because
when applied il goes straight to the
interior cells soothing the aches and
pains, nOurishing the nerves. oiliug
the muscles, drawing out the fever
and inflammation by inducing perspira-
ton. IL is the most perfect external
application that has been offered TO the
public. and the discOVerer is TO be con
graduated for bestowing upon the
American people such a useful and
meritorious product. We learn from
many sources that Paracamph is UNI
equaled for the cure of Neuralgia,
Rheumatic Sweilings and Intiamma-
tons. The manufacturers guarantee
every bottle 10 give satisfactiOn-sO no
chances are taken by trying Para
camph. It is sold only IN &c, soc and
S1.00 bottles by all good druggists or
sent direct upon receipt of price.
Manufactured only by The Paracamph
Company of Louisville, Ky, a $500
600 corporation.
For sale by F. c. schramm. special
agent, Cor. LIST South and Main SIS.
Where the Cars Stop
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
SAY AMERICANS CUT IN
Canadian Manufacturers Ask Tariff
Commission to Protect Do
miniOYt Industries.

Montreal, Nov. 8.-Phe Canadian gov
ernment's tariff commission which has
been visiting various parts OF the do
miniOn is sitting here and has heard
a large number of delegations, repre-
senting various trades and industries,
and the keynote Of their representa-
tiOns was the necessity for more pro-
lection TO Canadian industries. Tn this
connection, Mr.. Paterson. the minister
of customs, made the declaration 10
one delegation that he was in thorough
sympathy with protecting Canadian
industry.
Cotton manufacturers requested that
the duty on gray and bleached cotton
goods be increased per cent. Shirt
and collar manufacturers complained
that their business was not profitable
because American manufacturers sold
their SUI plus stock so cheaply that the
Canadian mills were compelled 10 sell
too near cost. They asked that the duty
be advanced to Is per cent.
Canadian cigar manufacturers asked
that the duty on foreign raw leaf be
reduced from IS to Sc per thousand.
The Montreal Piano Dealers associa-
tion said no highgrade pianos were
manufactured in Canada. and that the
present duty Of 81 per cent was oppres-
sive. They asked for reduction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
OGDEN NEWS.
office, 24s4 washington Ave-
FAVORS THE HATCHERY
Congressional Delegation Visit Hunts
vile Site and Senior Senator
Pronounces for It.

Senators Reed smoot and George Suth-
erland. Congressman Howell James II.
Anderson. Z. II. Cailister, William Spry
and State Game and Fish Warden John
Sharp in company with County Commits
siOners Oscar MadSen and ". G, Wilson,
yesterday visited the proposed site for
the government fish hatchery on Spring
creek near Huntsville. Senator Smoot
stated upon the return OF the party 10
Ogden that the Weber county site is ideal
and the finest in the state Tor a hatchery.
lie further stated that he would use his
influence FOR the establishment OF the
hatchery at this loca ton Mr.. Sharp made
test OF the water at the point selected
and found il TO be approximately % de-
grceS which is about right for the pro-
pa ga ton of trout fry. The only difficult
point presented by the visitors was the
means Of transportation. Senator SmOOJ
stated that the hatchery If established
here would be- OH a large scale. He said
he had introduced the DILL providing for
the establishment OF the hatchery in the
senate year ago ard at the time they
were considering the appropriation bill
which was so great as to cause postpone
mcnt OF the former with the understand
ing that il would be taken up and passed
AZ the first portion OF the next session.
ne bill provides tor one hatchery in Utah
ana If the same is passed a government
Inspector viii visit the site and report
before the selection is made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
HAD BEEN REJECTED.
Elderly Californian Commits Suicide
in Hoboken Hotel

New York. Nov. S.-After following a
woman across the continent in a vain
attempt 10 persuade her 10 marry him.
only TO see her board a steamer for
Europe, Waller Herring. an elderly
man. supposed 10 be from Lindsay,
Cal. committed suicide tonight in a
hotel in Hoboken1
Mrs. A. II. Tilloch, a comedy young
German widow, arrived In Hoboken
from Bremen Oct. 49, She told the peo-
pie of the hotel where she stopped that
she was on her way to Lindsay, Cal, 10
marry a man To whom she was en-
gagged. On Sunday she returned and
said she was on her way back TO her
home in Germany. The same day Her.
ling also arrived at the hotel He was
suffering from consumption, for which
reason II was understood Mrs. Tilloch
had refused TO marry him. Yesterday
the widow sailed for Bremen, and to-
day Herring was found dead, having
taken poison.
He left a note saying that he had
nothing to live for, and inelosing $50
10 reimburse the hotel proprietor fer
the trouble he had given him and TO
pay his funeral expenses
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
GET LIGHTING FRANCHISE.
Davis County Men Are Back of Pro-
posed Plant.

Pennington. Nov. The county com
missioners yesterday granted an electric
light franchise to l. Z. Wiley and y. T.
Porter by the terms of which the grantees
are given Il right Of way over the streets
and lanes of Davis county, outside of in
corporated cities for term OF twenty-five
years.
The franchise is brief and contains very
few restrictions. The commissioners de
manded the insertion of i clause prOvid-
ing for complete decentralization of the
county in case OF suits for damages being
instituted during the life Of the franchise.
and of a clause providing for the free
lighting of county buildings. The gran
tees bind themselves to begin work within
ten months and to complete and have in
operation their lines within two years.
1t is understood that as soon as fran
chises of a similar nature now pending
before Kaysvile and Pennington city
councils are acted upon Messrs. Wiley
and Porter Will proceed 10 organize q
company of Davis county people 10 take
over the franchise and operate the light
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
District Court.

The attention Of the district court was
occupied by the damage case of Mary
Lynch vs. Ogden City. an action 10 re-
cover 5000 damages Tor the breaking Of
an ankle. caused by stepping into an IN
Protected ditch across the sidewalk at
IWenty-SNth and Lincoln Jan . last
Eight witnesses were examined during the
session Yesterday and the case was con-
tlnued until this morning
Attorney ". L. Maginnis filed a COM
paint for Lottie c, Marshall administra-
triN of the estate of c. Z. Marshall. de-
ceased, in which damages are asked for
in the sum Of $4,000 from the Union Pa
enc Railroad company The plaintiff al
legeS that the deceased, who was her
husband. was in the employ of the defend
ant company as a carpenter and on June
=. 1904 was riding a railroad track We
loclDedc and WAS run down by a freight
train near Rock river Wyoming. and
killed.
In the divorce proceedings Of Mary West
NS. Charles G. West. an incompetent per-
son, the court appointed 4. f. Brewer
as guardian for the purpose Of the ac-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
MURDER IN SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco. Nov. S.-Patrick Nc
Laushlin. a saloon keeper was murdered
by an unknown man at a place of bust
ness which is 800 Beal street. tonight. Ne
Laughlin was tending bar at the time.
George Cramer the cook OF the saloon.
was in q room in the rear when he heard
shot from revolver. He was going
forward TO investigate when he encoun-
tered Mclaughlin, who said he had been
shot in the neck. Mclaughlin urged era
mer to send for aid and when neighbOrs
arrived the saloon man was unconscious
and soon died. The police are unable 10
determine whether the murder was due
10 an attempted hOldup or TO a disturb
from the saloon after the shot was fired
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
VERDICT OF SUICIDE.
Inquest Held Over Remains of Jose
phine Moyes.

The inquest over the remains of Joseph
Inc Moyes, who was found dead in bed
Tuesday morning, was held at the city
han Yesterday afternoon before Judge
j. d. Murphy. The jury selected We're NJ.
r. Huik.ey, James Iassin and Amos Sc
bring. The jury viewed the remains and
at O'Clock heard The testimony of r. NJ.
COnnor Ada BrOsurum. Miss Rose But
Miss Lizzie Ream and Mrs. William Had
IeN. Sister OF the deceased.
i he testimony showed that the girl had
been IN the employ of the Troy Steam
laundry She went home on Monday
morning, being acCOmpa uied 10 the cor
ner Of Twenty-fifth and Grant by Miss
Ada Brostrum, 10 whom she told that she
Intended killing herself and that she
wanted 10 see her mother, who died some
time ago, She did not disclose her plans
for the deed. but told her companion that
II she would walk home with her she
would tell her something. Being in a
hurry Miss BrOstrum did not accede TO the
girls request and as they parted Miss
Moves said, We'll, good bye, if you never
see me again, am going away tonight
Previous 10 this occurrence the girl had
told others that If she took poison
she would take a sufficient quantity TO
Kill and that there would be no fOOlng
about IL. She had also complained that
she was not being treated we'll by certain
of her relatives. DIR. Rich testified to the
Of either opium or laudanum poisoning
The jury rendered a verdict stating that
the girl had come 90 her death from the
effects Of laudanum poisoning admins
tered by her own hand with suicidal in
tent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
Lehi Goes Republican.

I.ehi, Nov. S-Thc following i'm the de-
tailed vote IN yesterdays election the
tickets being tho Republican. Citizens aud
SOCIALISTS. Mayor, Thomas Webb, r, 31S;
9. \. Child, G.. ~; Edison Whipplc, :,
%. For recorder J. t. VIM. r., SO; Ed
$. ~ For treasurer. 7. j. WadswOrtb,
t., S91; Elish Brown, -, EOS; q. s. Peter
son, =, n. For marshal George Evans
r., 555; Henry East, 9. and s. BIC. Jas
tico, Samuel Taylor, r.. 81; r ]. Whip
pie, 6. and S. - Councilman. four year
term, $ !. Goodwin, r., 39l; Eli Kendall,
g, 223, Robert GilChTist y, 81 Council
men, TWO year term, Henry Lewis f.,
SO; j. T. Woodhouse. r. 9gI; Farley
Austin, r. ~. Andrew Field c. 226: W
T. Gomey, c., -; John St0ker, G.. %; W,
>. Evans, S. -; G. Z. Ward S, q; \. l..
Wilcox, ). g.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
American Fork Returns.

American Fork. Nov. N-Thc following *
tao complete returns of the election at
this Mace. Mavor James T. Gardner r..
$40, James II. Clark. -, 263: Jacob +. en-
son. =, la Recorder, Leo r. Shelley. f..
Welsh, S, 50. Treasurer. John NJ Thorn
ton r., 567; NJ II. Bigier, D. -79; sam
Vel Dean, sr., S, 50. Marshal Henry Sch
lein, r.. sjj; Peter LOgSdOu, D.. l50, r, L.
Booth, $. 30 Justice of the peace. Ebe-
uezer Hunter. r.. ai5; Ether L. Mcbride.
Z, 3iC Councilman -four year term
Alex *. Thornton, r., 3S9; Joseph 5. Wild.
T., 2ib; Thomas J. Chapman 5. 81, COua-
cilmen 1.-TWO year tcrm1 Thomas E Steel
r.. 65i; Amos WagStaff. r., 22i. Alma
Rowley, r., SO; Eli j. Clayson. D. Do:
William y. MoffatL D.. 272; Benz. G.
Greenwood, D., St5; c. NJ. Beck S, 81;
Richard r. steele. S. 60.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
A. DERMEN INDICTED
J. P. Hale and jeremiah Amundson
of Akron, o.. Charged With
Soliciting Brides.

Akron. O.. Nov. Establishments We're re-
turned today against J. Perley Hale and
jeremiah AmundsOn members of the Ak
ron city council, charging them with Sc
Letting bribes in two separate transac-
tons. 1t is alleged against Hale In the
Indictment that he solicited the payment
OF $500 from Il. S. Harter, publisher Of
the Akron Times Democrat in return for
the enactment by the council of build
ing code that had been introduced into
the council and which il is estimated
would result in the payment of about
200 to the newspapers for its legal pub
iication The charge against Amundsoh
is that he solicited 81 100 from the Buck
eye Sewer Pipe company i'm return for
which Amundson would endeaVOr to have
the company exempted from being com
PEELED to restore the grade crossing in eX-
cavated portions Of the street i'm which
the sewer pipe company had been work
ing. Both aldermen deny any guilt and
have been released on $1,000 bail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
TRACY MAY CONTEST.
Seat of DR.. Powers in Council Is
Questioned.

Il now looks as if d. S. Tracy would
contest the election Of DR.. II. j. Powers,
who was elected TO the council from the
Second ward on the Republican ticket by
q plurality Of . votes. II is claimed
that a mistake in the count has been
made and if the same can be proven il
viii mean another Democratic member in
the next city council
The smoke from the battle OF Tuesday
bad hardly cleared away before Mayor
William Glasmann blamed the I tab state
Journal for the defeat of the Republican
candidate for mayor. thereby renewing
the old fight that has been carried on
between the Journal and Manor Gas-
mann's paper. During the campaign they
were both used for the support of the
Republican ticket and il was thought that
The personal fight was thug OF the
past. In turn the Journal claims that the
voters of Ogden were tired Of Glasmann's
boss rule and showed their disapprOVal of
his methods by defeating kuchler. who
they claim was his candidate. The bust
ness men Of ogden Yesterday expressed
themselves as being entirely satisfied with
tn" election of DR.. 4. y. Conroy for
mayor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
Man Drops Dead.

While sitting in his home on Capital
avenue about O'Clock last evening. James
Marburger was attacked with heart fail
IRE and dropped over or the floor dead
Dr.. +. c. Coulter was summoned but
nothing could be done. Aiarhurger was Il
bridge carpenter in the employ of the
Hartman railroad aud worked yesterday
as usual After completing his days work
and after he had gone home and partaken
of the evening meal he sat down to read
the daily paper and was so occupied when
death OVeTcamc him. He was about q
years of age ard Is survived by a wife
and four children
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
PHOTOGRAPHS.
See Newcomb's Special $50 dozen
DIES IN IDAHO,

Kaysville, Nov. THE news comes from
Lorenzo Ida. that Miss Della Galbraith,
the l6-year-old daughter Of William l..
Galbraith, who formerly resided here. died
Monday night OF heart disease and other
ailments The lady was born and reared
here and was a beautiful and talented
girl, beloved by every one. Only last year
Mr.. Galbraith lost his wife, and this lat
est bereavement, which takes his Oldest
daughter. leaves him with "A ia mily Of
small children 10 care for. The sympathy
OF this community IS extended to him.
Daniel Bodily. Mrs. Mary Linford All
Mrs. J. n. Phillips have gone 10 Idaho
10 attend the funeral services
Davis county is being swept tonight by
an east wind that commenced at sunset
and has been increasing in velocity since
tat tine. Fortunately this is season
when little damage can be done TO trees
and crops.
The Midnight in Chinatown" company
Will appear in the kaysville opera house
Friday evening.
Sam Burt Of Salt Lake was doing BUSH
ness in KaySVille today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
Assessment Notice No. %.

THE TETRO MINING COMPANY or
Tintic. Location Of PRINCIPAL place of
business. Salt Lake City. state of Titan.
Location of mine and works Tintic min
ing district. Juab county state OF Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing Of the board of directors Of said
company. held on Nov. 9Th 1898. assess
ment No. ~, of one cent per share
was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation. payable Immediately 10 the
secretary at the office Of the company.
225 Commercial Club building. Salt Lake
City. state Of Utah. ANY stock upon
which this assessment shan remain Hu-
paid on Saturday. the 9lh day of De-
cember. 1905. will lac delinquent and adj
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment IS made before. will be
sold on Tuesday. Jan. I'd. 1905, at 10
o clock p. m. TO pay the delinquent as
sessment, together With the costs OF adj
Vertising and expense OF sale. By order
of the board of directors
ERNEST WILLIAMS. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Nov. eth, 1906
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
Ogden Briefs.

The Fourth ward Sunday school viii
give a chrysanthemum show beginning
Nov -.
The local lodge F. o. f. will give So
cial dance at the Eagles hall Tuesday
evening. Nov. j..
A marriage license has been granted to
Alfred T. HenkeL .. of Ogden and Miss
Annie L. Mcneil. -, of Salt Lake.
Roy Corey. the i3-year-old son Of Mrs
Anna Corey, while playing near Twenty
seventh and Madison streets, in jumping
a fence slipped and fell on the sidewalk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
NO TYPHOID GERMS

In distilled water. Don't drink city
water; il is responsible for 500 cases
Of typhoid fever in this city.
Physicians recommend pure distilled
water, Ii is dangerous to drink city
water We furnish distilled water and
the cost is only / cent per glass. and
health is i'm every glass. Six half-gal-
Ions, with porcelain stopper. $1.60 per
case, and a $1.00 rebate for case re-
turned.
THE SALT LAKE CITY SODA
WATER COMPANY,
Distributors of Distilled Water. Phone.
Bell. 155-K: Ind. phone. $50
Addresses, 2S to 80 West Third South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
Logan Returns Com pIete.

Logan, Nov. &-The following are the
complete returns from this city:
DeWolTats-Mavor Gordon. D., Loss
Robinson r., l.192. Recorder. Egbert D
IFS; Wilson r.. LOS Marshal Peterson,
D. 1888; Andrews, r., $50. Treasurer.
ney, Keller D.. 036; Sneddon. r.. l.203.
Justice, l.. $, Carbon. D., I.l33; Dunbar.
r., LESS Councilman: First ward. John
son, D.. 900; Larson. r. S)4: Second wand,
Evans. D., %. Yates, Il. III; Third ward
Andrews, D., 3J1; Collision. R, 252; Fourth
ward, Peterson. D., 1876; Stevens, r.. 2l6;
Fifth ward, Johnson, D., 266; Scoles, R..