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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
TOURIST SERVICE.
vii, he Provided Hereafter for Los An.
geIss Trains,

People who want TO no TO Los Angeles
arc 70 have n chance az IL daily from
now on, tho llrst furry OF formally
opening the route having been super
coded by the routine run OF regular
business Tonight regular train viii
leave, for which many people are al.
rendy booked, and another win follow
tomorrow nix . for which also thcro IL
a large booking, For the convenience
OF those who ask for tourist sleeping
car accommodations Travelling Passen.
ger Agent Kenneth &, Kerr has today
arranged with the Pullman company for
regular tourist sleeper 20 be attached
To each train between ogden and Los
Angeles ana return, The ear will come
down from ogden daily, commencing
today on the o. \, H. train No, 10, ana
leave for the coast on No, OF the salt
Lake and San Pedro route The car
VIII be In addition to two observation
cars already secured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
Eauitable pirestor,s stntsmsn,

New York, May s,--Tho FOLLOWING
statement was made today by a dires,
tor OF the Equitable Life Assurance 40
ccly who was one OF those instrumen.
tai In calling the conference OF dIroo.
tors FOR this afternoons
THE call for today's meeting OF tina
Equitable soclety's directors was issuoS
by some OF the conservative members
Of the board, who recently arrived al
tho conclusion That something must he
done at once TO irspalr tho society's fall.
fullest sense informal and every dIroo,
tor present win be asked TO express Nj,
ylews and II possible Offer q plan Ia
solve tho existing difficulties,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

IN xTllr DISTRICT .couRT, p no
p;'I s H''y' % u u s"3 'I s's mater s S0SH
tIco,,-'rhe petition o. Mary T. llaTl.ss
praying for the Issuance 20 herself and
l,cnia'nn H. iierries q Letter. o. AZ Il
INK on iEjdsy, INC 10Th day Of May,
A. y. 1905 ~ 10 o'clock q, m. a.! tns
County Court House, IN tho Court Room
u said court. IN. Salt Lake City, sa''
WI Witness IISc ScSIsrrs Of ssld cour, with
tho seal thereof Affixed, this eth day Of
Iaesb" j. u, ELppnpGr, in, Clerk,
ny w, n Farnsworth, Deputy Clerk
Thomas Adams, Attorney for Petitioner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
AUTO KNOW BETTER,
Inexperienced Chauilours Badly Usod
Up at Murray,

A new automobile with q brand new
driver went out for run at Murray
sunday afternoon, and IN alIhhllng j.
w Mcllcnry OF tho Consolidated
Wagon & Machine company branch,
aid NO IN u manner TO break Ma leg,
Ils companion, Geo, II. Lyons, of the
Lyons Drug company not ont u llttlo
better and escaped serious injury,
What happened 60 the car II not known,
bit Mr. MolIonry had his injured mcma
her dressed by pr Odelh and, " "
said, II more N favor Of horses than
OF the gasoline style u buggy since his
experience NA n chauffour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
NAN PATTERsON's LAWYERS
Hold Conference with Jerome
Regarding Her Release.

New York, May s--Lowycrs repre-
stnting Nan Patterson have made an
appointment 10 hold conference with
Dist.Atty jerome late today concerns
INK the relcago Of Mlss Patterson on
bail or without IT,
Counsel for j. Morgan Smith and his
wife Julia, appeared IN the court Of
general sessions today ana asked for
an order directing tho district attorney
10 resubmit the case Of conspiracy
nglnet his clients to the grand Jury An
ed for n similar order and then op.
posed II, Judge Foster took the mat.
ter under adViscmont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
Fire In Jersey City.

Now York, May ga nro on tho
ninth floor OF tho Commercial Trust
ollloe building IN exchange
place, Jorsoy city, today endangered
many valuable documents, In the safoa
on the Corporation Trust company on
me floor below were the charters ana
stock books OF many great corporations
and trusts organized In tho state, The
Office was badly wntorsoakod but none
OF tho valuable papers were damaged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
Canadian Pacific Express,

Moncton, n, b., May s,--The Cana
dian Pacific express train which loft
Halifax about S0, m today for Montre.
al ana Boston, was wrecked this after.
noon near Dorchester 20 miles east Of
this city, All the cars OF tho train
except the sleeping car were derailed,
Tho locomotive was also thrown from
the track, and II ~ reported that rngl.
nocr White WAS pinned beneath H. No
word has been received as to the mum.
Der Of persons Injured,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
BUSINESS Ar BUTTE.
General Agen, Wilson Says Mlnes We're
Never Moro AellNe,

II, q, Wilson, general Ogcnt Of tho
oregon short Line at Butte, is az the
knutsford today, with Mrs, Wilson, lio
reporte moro ore being taken out OF the
ground up In Montana than ever before,
Butte N In better shape than ever be.
fore, and there has not been heard even
peep about labor troubles since the
time when the Western Union boys
went ON strike ana stirred up such y
rumpus.
MIR, Wilson says the special Pullman
"Rival" VIII leave Butte tomorrow art.
crnoon for Chicago, with H. Augustus
llolngo and party OF 10 people on board
They win go through TO New York,
running over the Short Line, Union Pa
clllc Northwestern, Lake Shore ANA
New York Cenlral roads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
MINISTER BOWEN ARRIVES,
Declines TO Discuss Venezuelan
Matters at Present,

NoY York, May S,-llerbort W. Bow.
on, American minister TO Venezuela, ar.
rived here today on The steamship PM.
ndclphlo. lilo said he would say Moth
Ing on Venezuelan aflarB untIl he had
reported TO Washington, lie nqulroS
AZ to the present status OF tho LOOMS
charges but declined TO discuss the maj.
ter lie said he probably would 10
TO Washington tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE,

THIS afternoons sales on the Min.
Ink Exchange woro
cerIsa.- 900 nc lihi 1900 at IAN 200
NJ ~. 1000 AT Az,
Con, Morour-iO0 at iO 1900 az 30,
100 No ioA 200 az iOla
Lower Mammoth 100 at 20.
Mammoth az Lilo,
May pay--1Q0 VI 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
&. 4 N, EXTENSION.
work started saturday on Copper
Lander branch " Northwestern.

special Correspondence,
Casper, Wyo, May 7.--Work was
started Saturday on tho Casper. Lander
extension Of the Chicago 4 Northwest.
ern' Men, horses, wagons and grading
machinery were shipped from Dend-
wood, Beatrice ana Lincoln, ana q mum,
Der 81 laborers wero sent from Denver
The Northwestern VII first construct q
Bmde FOR tho supply yards west OF the
rounihouse here, and lay track at once
The grade VIII then be pushed on across
the Platte river ana out over tho plains
toward Lander ana the Wind River IN,
alan reservation Some time Will he
required 60 build the Plato river bridge
but after II II completed the work Of
grading west Of the river will be pushed
rapidly
a large party OF Northwestern ON.
olals are going over the route OF the
proposed road, Thoy win bo IN tho
Held several weeks,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
WILL BUILD STEEL WORKS.
hartman Worklnato cheokmato Effort
or Colorado Fuel COMPANY,


II Is reported from Omaha that lIar-
rimon VIII cancel the contract between
the y. & H. q, and tho Hartman lines
north and west VI Salt Lake, In 70.
tnllallon for the building OF the West.
ern Pacific This win mean full local
rates west OF salt Lake on through
business Tho Denver Post has tho
following OF local interest,
~ ii, Hartman " tho Union Pacific
railway VIII build $4,000, 900 steel
works NJ Laramie, Wyo, 70 supply his
numerous roads with rails and 10 nght
tho Colorado Fuel q Iron company,
Tho United states Steel corporation ls
reported 20 BIO aiding Hartman and
assistance 10 build tho steel works al
Laramie wi be gIyon by tho steel trust
II n IN needed,
Tho engineers OF tho Western Pacific
begin active work GROSS fectlonlng west
Of stockton this weok j, 4, Williams,
tho resident engineer win have his
headquarters IN thla city, Tho sur.
yeyors expect 10 mako rapId tlmo
across he deserts. and they say that
the project has gone too far 10 be any
longer considered doubtful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
J. G. Mcdonald
Candy Co.
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clcrk or respective sign.
era Tor further Information,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,

IN tho Third Judicial District Court, 10
and for salt Lake County, state OF utAh,
Department No, !, In the matter o. tho
estate Of William plnney,. Deceased, Mo-
tloe,-'The. petition. of yomlma Ward Pm,
N.Y. proSin s iSr ,hc aamlsslon 70 prtSSm
The last WIN and Testament " William
plnnoy, deceased, ana for tho granting o
Letters Parliamentary TO Jomima Ward
pllney, has been got fer hearing or pay,
urday, the Nth day 81 May, A. p 1905 a.
House, IN tho Court Room " said Court
r. Salt Lake city, Salt Lake County,
Witness tho clerk OF said Court with
No seal thereof affixed this 9th day OF
tscsb u y, ELDREpoE, JR, CLERK
~ W, IT, Inrnbworth, Deputy Clerk
Sutherland Van Colt n Alllson, At'or'
noys for Petitioner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
NO TRUTH IN 1T.
Editor Psnroso Donouncss Story Of His
Retirement a. q Fake,
Especial 10 tho "Nows,')

especial 10 tho 'NoWaD
Los Angeles cal, May S.--Tho Tlmeo
prints n dispatch from salt Lake,
claiming that Charles w. Pcnroee II TO
be- succeeded by Orson ", Whitney or
Brigham H. Roberta. Ns editor or tho
Descret News, In an interview IN tho
afternoon papers MI Ponrose do
nounces tho story as n fake ana says
there Ia absolutely no truth In II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
Don QulXOie l.ereentennrY.

MNdmld, May '--This city IL gayly
decorated and there has been a great
lnnuS OF Visitors and foreign delegates
for the celebration OF the Don Quxo,o
terconten0fy All tho South American
republics are represented,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
FRED T. PYLE OF UTAH.
Appointed to Reclamation Service and
Assigned 70 Fort Laramie

WVUVWT u INN "NNWFl
Washington, D. G., May S,--Fred pyle
OF Utah was today appointed AN en-.
glnoorlng aid IN the reclamation ser.
vice and assigned 10 work at Fort
Laramie, Wyoming,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
WAYNE C0NFEREN
That Advertised for itth Inst liz In.
definitely Postponed,

The Wayne Stake conference ndver.
tised TO be held on tho lith ana 10th
inst, IN indefinitely postponed,
JOSEPH II, SMITH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

The chancery court rooms with rnnn,
important decisions on fle were on M,
eighth floor but were only slightly dam
nged, The IRE was confined 10 stor,
rooms on tho ninth fcor, causing a los,
OF only $4,000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
MRS. CHADWlCK's CASE,
Set by Y, =. Court Of Appeals
For Oct. q,

Cincinnati May s,--Tho case of Mrs
Chadwick was today set for hearing by
tho United States court Of appeals Tor
Oct 3,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
Hoods yarsaparilla
and Pills

Forming In combination tho Spring
Medicine par ercc''enc,, OF uncquOlcd
strength In purifying the blood as
shown by uncQuallcd, radical and per.
mancnt cures VI
sorofuls Salt Rhoum
soa'd Head nolIs, Plmplos
Al Kinds of Numor psorlasIo
BLOOD poisoning rheumatism
Cataffh Dyspepsia, y
Accept no substitute, but DO sure ~
got Hoods, and got II today,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION.


SMITH A. WlgssON REVOLVER
somewhere IN southeast part OF city re.
turn TO Matt Lyons Barber shop, Temple.
ton building, and receive liberal reward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26
GOSSIP FROM THE STATE
HALLS OF LEGISLATION"

uTp 20 yesterday there were 100 bills IN
troduced in the house OF representa- lives
this session OF which about $50 had pass
cd. Two or three more passed today.
Tho house is in for an interesting Sc
nnoc with the court and practice act as
the country members opposed TO the pro-
bate section which the senate struck out
have ga ned strength and while they
have agreed that Il is a good thing they
will oppose II and a warm time is ex-
pected
The probate Judges who were shut out
under the new hill are breathing easter
now. but work for the possible probate
circuits is not 90 active Just now
Some OF the opposition TO the bill Is go
ing to come from Newport, certain mem
bers OF the delegation feeling II keenly
that Darius Bakers name was apparently
not slated for the superior bench.
They think Newport should have at
feast one or the IRE Justices az n matter
OF equity
One OF tho rea sous the narcotic bill
"the auto-dope fond bin so-oalled was
not considered today is that the members
OF the house could rot then hear tho run
in the senate
This bill will hurt the druggist who
makes a speciality OF supplying "dope
fords" or burner blowers'' with oniur
mOrphia or cocaine certain places selling
frt ro $40 10 80 worth or the stun n dav.
Naturally some OF the opposition comes
from them and some others have found
flaws in the bill.
An interesting turn is expected at Il 30
tomorrow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26
GAS co.
FILES A
DEMURRER

CHIEF Justice Douglas and Justices Du-
bois and Johnson today heard the case or
James II. Byrne vs.. Providence Gas com
pany on defendants demurrer 70 plsSn-
tifts declaration. Plaintiff is suing 10 re-
cover damages for injuries resulting from
escaping gas. as he alleges.
Defendant asserts that the plaintiff 3
decln-a alton sets forth facts which In or
der 70 maintain az cause OF action II
will be necessary ~ hold the defendant
insurer. This would Le wrong. DEFENDANT 2
council say, as 4 gas company IL not an
insurer but, as is sstd in Butcher VS.. The
Providence Gas company. 12 r. l. lac Is
bound In managing a dangerous element
10 use due care CA the part OF itself and
Its servants, the degree OF care depending
on the degree OF danger.
Cour sci for the plaintiff maintain that a
gas company is liable for all damages
cau6ed by It's escaping gas. thsugh it's
fault or that OF its agents even without
notice thereof; Or II II haYe notice there
=et end IL be through the fault Of another,
IL is liable II II 10 not, within a reasonable
time, take what steps may be necessary
10 prevent damage. Also that gas COM
Ianies are hound 10 provide all the safe
guards that science may develop from
time 10 time.
Frank s. Arnold and Amasa NJ Eaton
are counsel for tho plaintiff and Edwards
& Angel are counsel for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26
JURY'S VERDICT SUSTAINED
BY APPELLATE DIVISION

The appellate division or the slprerne
court has refused 20 set aside a verdict
of jury IN favor OF the defendants IN
TIE Washington county case of Sarah w.
Bullock vs.. Mary c. Phelps ct al. This
was an action OF trespsss auare clausum
fregit brought by the plaintiff as owner
OF a certain tract OF land at Watch Iru.
X l., against the owners OF a certain
.ract OF land lying southerly OF and next
adjacent 20 the plaintiffs land for break
ms ana entering a close under claim os
right Of way. In consequence OF the acts
or the defendants plaintiff claimed ~,
iost The sale 81 land that she was at
S1p
The Jury found that the Defendants had
right OF way by prescription. and by
deed rom one Nose: that the alleged
trespasses of the defendants were done IN
the reasonable exercises of their right IN
repair said way. and therefore the hirv
found the defendants not guilty.
Judge Parkhurst writes the oninio, ~,
me court, The concluding portion OF which
To- While in Our opinion the fury were
not warranted IA hndlng q right of way.
both by deed and prescription. a. we hsye
above shown, yet. lnasnuch a. tho yer.
dict IN any event must have been for
the defendants under the evidence Ne do
not find IN the mere inartincial for7n of
tho verdict any reason FOR granting a
new 'rial II has not resulted In depriv-
INK me plaintiff ~ any riehi o. IN grant.
ing 10 the defendants anything which
they we're not entitled to"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26
FIN X HCIAL.

Prices generally were q small fruDtion
higher op the opening quotations today
on the New York exchange The United
States steel stocks were the notable ex-
ceptions. the common opening down v
and the preferred running OF VI on sales
OF large blocks Union Pacific opened UP
q and lost the gain. Lead gained IN
and Smelling a point.
Prices took a decided upward turn AFTER
tina slight setback Northwestern. west-
ern and Southern stocks were con-
spicuously strong
Great Northern preferred rose 9. Nash
VILE, Chattanooga and ST. Louis ~.
Northern Pacific 8. Illinois Central cs;
Union Pacific. Amalgamated Copper.
Smelling. Lead. Railway Steel Spring
preferred and Consolidated Gas . to "a.
and other stocks from ! 10 ~ The
United States Steel stocks only partly re-
covered Prices slipped back a fraction
before the end OF the hour. Wabash
preferred lost n point
Jump OF points In Northern Pacific
and a rise of nearly 2 points In St. Paul
revived the demand and a variety OF up
ward movements sprung all through the
list.
The Pacifios and Amsigamated Copper
did not get higher than before. and Louis
willie and Nashville and Atlantic Coast
Line were under pressure. the latter
losing a point A large number OF in
dustrials, OF the steel, railway equipment,
electric and local traction group. rose
TO 2 points.
Prices were slightly lower at noon.
Bonds were steady.
The noon realizing aid not impair values
much although ST. Paul gave way ! and
Great Northern preferred I points. Some
renewal OF pool operations was indicated
by the expanded buying demand Of the
morning. Active stocks began 10 stinen
again after New York Central had
reached 1856
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26
GOTTEN men
IN SESSION
AT BOSTON

Boston. April 2s.-President walmsley
OF the New England Cotton Manufac-
turers' association spoke after the call
to order the address OF welcome and re-
sponse and the appointment of COM
mittee on nominations. who reported a
list OF officers 10 be voted on tomorrow.
The associations medal for excellence in
papers on The condition or the cotton n
dustry in the south was awarded TO
Henry c. Kittredge az Boston. editor OF
the Textile American.
Among the papers read az the forenoon
meeting were those OF A. n. Munsell, or
Boston. who discussed New Classifica-
ton OF Color" and Philip Dana OF West
brook. Me-. whose topic was static
Electricity Neutralized."
Al the afternoon session the hrst
speaker was Theodore ". Price OF New
York City. a well-known cotton expert.
Daniel Moore Bates OF Wilmington.
Del. presented a technical paper on the
use Of clay filled goods.
mill ventilation and its. influences
was considered by Eben c. Wiley OF
Hope Mills. n. c.
stephen f. Smith. OF Lowell. presented
the results Of certain experiments which
he had conducted In the manufacture Of
cotton yarn. The convention then ad-
journed until tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26
CITY OF PAWTUCKET FILES
DEMURRER IN DEVLIN CASE

The suit OF John II. Devlin VS. City of
Pawtucket to recover 200 for the loss
of / 300 square feet OF land which IL was
necessary 10 take in the widening and
Strengthening of Vernon street was be-
fore the appellate division OF the SUI
preme court today on the defendants
demurrer
II seems that the commissioners re-
port on the layout of Vernon street was
finally referred 10 Jan. 6th, 1909 BY this
report Mr.. Devlin was TO get his s2.700
At 10 o'clock OF that day Mayor Fitz.
gerald declared the meeting adjourned,
as II was Inauguration day OF the new
city government He left the room and
the president OF the board OF aldermen
took the chair and the board proceeded
10 dispose OF certain business, including
the report of the commissioners OF the
layout OF Vernon street.
Mr.. Devlin claims that an action there
by accrued TO him. The city's plea Is
that said resolution confirming the re-
port and agreement OF the commission
ers was passed after 10 o'clock on said
day. but before II o'clock and before the
new city government had been inaugur.
ated.
Counsel for plaintiff contend that any
action taken by the old board before II
a m. on Inauguration day binds the city
r. u. Barrett and O. II. Raymond are
counsel for the plaintiff and r. ". Blod-
gett city solicitor. represented the de.
fendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-26
PAWTUxET CANOE CLUB
HOUSE WARMING May IS

The pawtuxet CANOE club held a special
meeting al their temporary club rooms. "a
Providence street. last evening. II was
he largest and most enthusiastic meeting
ever held by tho cllh. Several new mem
bers were elected, which brings their
membership list up 10 eighty-six, the linn
II being one hundred. The building com
mittee reported rapid progress upon the
new club house. and az the contractors
have TWENTY-FIVE carpenters at work. and
there is no doubt that n Will be ready for
occupancy the lattol part OF this week.
As ground was broken three weeks ago
st,r-tit->- new ih-hause,- mt which time
President Mccormick predicted that tho
pawtuxet Canoe club penant would be
raised over the house within four weeks.
II was decided 20 have tho flag raising
exercises take place upon Sunday, May
Tth
large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
al es' Auxiliary was held at the same
time and place. ans the reception commit
tees OF both organizat tions decided upon
Noiplay. May 18TH for the house warm
ing for which great preparations are be-
ing made. as Il will Inaugurate the can
oeing season for the Pawtuxet Canoe
club. Howard Brown was appointed upon
the committee 10 secure the music for the
occasion. and it W. decided 10 have two
or three public speakers
The club elected George u. Mitchell as
tho leader OF the club yells upon all oc-
cssons during the coming season. and
gave him the title cf "Chief Router
Amid n great deal of enthusiasm. Myron
W. Dickinson presented the club with the
yenant which viii he used during the ex-
croases or the nag raising A great deal OF
amusement was caused by the members
drawing for their racks and lockers.
The meeting was adjourned at II o'clock
until Tuesday evening. May "a. at "a
Prov idence street