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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
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Mr.. and Mrs ], g. cutler Jr, and
children left Thursday for two weeks
visit In Los Angeles,
Miss Lena Welby of this city IA tho
guest OF her eiBtor Mrs, Frederick
Eorls Of Denver Colo.
Mrs, Edward Richards, Miss richards
ana Miss Della Richards are nc home
after three months spent In California.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Ecclcs arrived from
New York on Monday ana are the
guests Of Mr. and Mira Banks on East
FRS, south street for a fortnight,
Mrs W, W, Dc,,s LETT las, night for
Los Angeles,
Mrs. j, H. Bishop OF New Haven,
Conn, " u visitor IN the city, the guost
~ her son and daughter Mr., and Mrs,
j. Woloott Thompson at whitehall,
Mr., and Mrs, walter Druchl arc now
nt homo IN their new apnrlcmonla at
the Emory'liolmes,
Mrs, j, g, Roylo In home from a visit
In Donycr
Mrs, i u. Grant ana Miss Florence
Grant are In Milford
|
| Mrs II, o. wilson accompanied by
| her daughter Quoonlo, left yesterday
for Now York,
Mr. and Mrs, G., y. Harrison lett to-.
day for their former homo In san
| Francisco,
|
Mr., ana Mis- Frank White have re-.
turned from their woddlng trim ana are
at homo on First ana y streets,
| william q, sharp Of New York N
here for q short visit ana IN AT the
llorknose home
Miss stella Fabian IL homo from a
short visit to Evanston
John T, DonnclAn has arrived from
Pacific Grove, Cab
Mrs, j. G, Hooper Will leave early
next week for a short stay IN Now
York
Mr. ma MIS- Wnnm Royloncc have
returned from Ign ,NogoloN
Mira SCION spro viii leave next week
tor a short stay at French Lick springs
Ind,
Miss charlotte Dwohl Of chicago /,
Visiting Mr. ana Mrs, g. r. Druchl fol
a Tow wooks,
Mrs. 4, g, Adams win leave Tor IN,
coast IN "a few days.
Mrs. T.. h. oswald and her daughter
Hn2ol, have returned, after "a dolghlfu
lhroo wooJs' visit with Mrs Able
Leonard Of los Angeles
Mrs. G, y, stevenson formerly Of thl
city isylstng Mrs y J, sharp
bishop and Mrs George Romncy lof
fOr Portland this week
Mr. ana Mrs. A. n. whitney lcf yos
to-day for Los AnacloN ana other olllo
In southern ool.r.h
Mr. and Mre Windsor v, Rice hoy
gone to canada.
Mrs, !, H. nshop " Now lIover
Conn, Nv In the civ. tho pucst M ho
son ana daughter Mr. ana Mrs. j wal
colt Thompson q, W3.,'ohoU
, Miss Lonn Moore hns returned from
brief visit with lrIcnds IN Provo
Mr., and MrN Rusecl ] schudcr hoy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

The social and financial SUCCESS of tho
ball given last evening IN Gymnasium
hall by the girls Of the H. Y. unIyor.
slly wns n pleasure aud pleasant sur.
Prise. u was agreed that al tho girls
would Do me reception committee and
be az the bah room to receive tho boys,
During The onry part 0f tho evening
The guests were Invited over To thu
hlgh school building ana were more
than delighted 10 aco Miss Boulnh
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cnt were dressed In Jap kimonis or cos

cnt were dressed In Jap lsimonis or cos
tunes,
A pretty ouohro party was giyon Ffl'
day afternoon by Mrs, George NJ. IAN
sen nj her home on Twonty.flfth, AFTER
cards y dainty luncheon was served,
The home was pre,lIy decorated WIN
cut flowers,
Mrs, H. S, Lewis gave card parry
this afternoon NJ hcr homo ana mas
invitations out for another party TO be
given next wednesday
Mrs, q, w, Perkins has invitations
out for reception To be given Nnd'
nosdoy afternoon W the virginia NOVEL
Mr., ana Mrs. IT, u. Warner ~ 81
Paul arrived In Ogden this week Th,Y
win be the guests OF Mr. ana Mrs' W.
l., Watts during their Visit here
Mr. w. D. Shcnly, chief clolk ln me
Office " SnpL W. n, Scott Of the Souih'
orn Pacific IN this city LETT ORhen
Thursday evening Tor PoleNburg I'VE
nos whore no N to be welded May ~,
at hlgh noon, 10 Miss Il, NJ, kreenI "
beautiful and accomplished young lNuy
of that city. After the wedding hlu
n short ttay az Petersburg MI Shonly
and his bride VIII tour around NJ tne
east untll about June I, when lhey cS-
pect TO arrive IN Ogden 70 make the'r
homo.
Thursday, April 20, az the Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
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N'M,' ISeUut1j vr,S~seys,rwry-.,, :,
OGDEN,

Ogdcn, ut.h, May G, Mrs, A, n, Pat
tom WINS hostess Thursday afternoon
NJ u jupauosc tcl given at her pnrlors
ON Mob llill there being present about
~ " her mly friends. AZ the guests
entered they were erected IN the spn'
dous hnll In real Japanese style, Sow
oml lnd,e7 dressed Inv jap costumes
worn Nuvolng ON cushions ana bowed
to each gucW ~ she entered, tho
hdlos We're uahored into the pOrlols
game was completed all present drew
Tor The prices, Mrs. gmmeraon and Mrs
illhbs drawing the lucky cards Miss
Minnie kloacl sans two Ronga written
90 Japanese slylca Of music, Dollcioua
rrfrCahmonts we've served, Tho homo
was profusoly decorated IN Japanese
ornaments and most OF the ladies press
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

dnlfodlla were used In profuslon, and
the nralr was In oyory way del lRhltll,
Prizes In the contest were won by miss
Hattie Barnett Miss Emma conn ana
Mr. sylvan Leon.
Dr. ana Mrs W, H. lillorbcok VII be
nt home after June ] on First ana j.
streets
bishop H. n Spaldlng ana Miss Spald.
Ing are now at homo az ava cast fliht
south street.
MIR. ana Mrs l., Seton Lindsay nre
now AZ homo for the summer NJ I'LL
Eleventh EuHt street.
Mr, ana Mrs. Scion spro entertained
a few friends at their home Wednesday
evening,
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, NAY Q, 1908


acted m toaatmaster and suitable toests
wero given by a number OF gentlemen
The tables were prof,lscly decorated
with cut flowers and smilax, The hal!
decorations consisted ~ the national
colors ana stars cut Out OF paper
X. II. Whitaker returned homo this
week from u months exploring on the
San Juan river with n number or
friends,
Miss Agplo Goats of Lehi has como TO
ogden to make her homo during the
summer
Thursday afternoon AT the homo or
Mrs Mollmthln ON Madison avenue
her daughter, Miss Charlotte Melllnthin
was married TO Mr., Louis NJ. Potter.
There being only the relatives OF the
contracting parties present 10 witness
the ceremony The bride IN n charm.
lng young lady, who como 10 ogden
three years ago from Dresden, Ger
many Tho groom II one OF the pro.
prloiors OF the oaks pleasure resort IN
ogden canyon, ana a prominent young
business man Of the city Mr., ana
Mrs, Potter have many friends IN Og-
den who VIII join IN wishing for them
every possible happiness, They VIII
make their home NJ tho oaks IN ogden
canyon,
Mrs r. n. Hoag and daughter who
have been visiting IN California, re-
turned home this week.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
BATTLE WITH
HOLD..[|P Men

OAKLAND, April ga masked man
undertook to hold UP the grocery Of
Samuel Henas, at 961 East Fourteenth
street, last night, and when Manuel
Caspar and John Mendes. who were In
the place. refused to throw up their
hands and hurled canned goods at the
robber instead he opened fire on them
with revolver, firing four shots in all.
The rain of timed foodstuffs kept the
hold-up man lodging and his aim was
poor in consequence, neither of his tar
gets being hit by the flying bullets.
The robber crept stealthily into the
store and his presence was not known
until gruff voice spoke the startling
command, Throw up your hands"
Caspar and Mendes refused to do so
and quickly took shelter behind the
counter They opened on the intruder
with a volley of canned goods that were
conveniently at hand on the shelves,
At every opportunity, when the men
raised their heads above the counter
the robber sent bullet after them He
fired four times without doing any
damage. The robber sheltered himself
finally behind a door from the bonn
bardment of cans. After dischargfng
his revolver four times the hold-up man
hastily left the store and ran down
Fourteenth street
The store was literally wreck when
the battle was over. Every. window
was demolished and shelf geeds were
strewn about the floor as fy4SFansss
cyclone had been playing havoc
It was shortly after l0:30 when the
robber made his appearance. He wore
a white mask over his face. He had u
black slouch hat and a dark suit. He
is described as being little below the
medium height and weighed about 160
pounds.
After the robber disappeared from
the stcre Caspar and Mendes did not go
Immediately to the door, but waited a
few minutes as a precaution. When
they did go to the door. they. saw the
hold-up man going down Fourteenth
street The police we're on the scene
shortly afterward.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
street." the man said, land some one

street." the man said, land some one
has been murdered"
Staub was suspicious and tried TO
catch the fellow, but he darted away
and was lost in the darkness. But the
watchman had taken a good look at
him.
Yesterday afternoon while on an Ed
dy street car bound for the Richmond
District, Staub saw the same man
coming out of q drug store. The watch
man got off the car and seized the
fellow. The suspect was taken to Cap
tain Burnett's Office and questioned
closely. Burnett was far from salts
fed with the fellows account of him.
self and he was ordered held.
The suspect said his name was w. H.
Ridell He declared that he formerly
lived at San Jose and that he had
worked in this city as an agent for the
Occidental Insurance Company. He
has been out of work for some time
and claimed that he was on his way
to the Second street wharf to get shell
ter for the night when the shooting oc-
Cured AS he passed Brutt's grocery
he saws he saw two men standing at
the entrance and another on the edge
of the sidewalk. One had a stiff hat
on, he says, and the other wore a soft
dark hat. That was the only descrip-
tion he could give.
When Ridell had gone about block
he heard shots and the man with the
stiff hat ran down past him and dis
appeared in an iron yard. Ridell could
not explain why he told Staub that a
man had been murdered, but after a
severe sweating said that he thought
a man must have been killed.
THEORY OF KILLING.
Ridell is an opium fiend and ad-
mitted that he had been arrested in
Seattle for using the drug. The police
are investigating his antecedents.
The fact that Reilly was killed by a
thirty-eight canber bullet and that
Brutt shot with a revolver of that
caliber does not impress the police
with the notion that it was a bullet
from Brutt's pistol that ended Reilly's
life. Five shots were fired. two by
Brutt
From the location of the wound II
seems impossible that the fatal bullet
was fired by Brutt. He was on the left
of Reilly and the robber who entered
from Second street was facing Reilly
at the time Brutt dove behind the bar.
The bullet could only have come from
behind the swinging doors. where the
confederate lurked.
Brutt only saw one man. the masked
thug who entered from the Second
street doors. H. Verney, who lives in
the neighborhood, saw a man run out
of the grocery shortly after the shoot
ing. This substantiates the belief that
there was a second man and that he
fired the fatal shot.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
TONOPAH MINING MAN
CLAIMS HE WAS ROBBED
Causes the Arrest of Supposed
Friend and an Eddy-Street
Sal0On. IA eenPr


Friend and an Eddy-Street
Saloon-Keeper.
William M. Scott, formerly of Tono-
pah, and j. d. Smith. proprietor of a.
saloon at 25 Eddy street, were arrested
last night by Detective Taylor and
charged with grand larceny Friday
night. Henry La Rouch, Tonopah
mining mar, who is staying at the
Palace Hotel, accompanied by D. E.
Conrad, one of the proprietors of the
Highway shoe store. started out to see
the city's sights. They finally met
Scott, whom La Rouch had known cas-
ually in Tonopah, and adjourned to
Smiths saloon, where the latter ana
La Rouch and Scott engaged in dice
shaking, which cost La Rouch $10S.
Later the trio went into back room
and played poker, and again La Rouch
was loser, this time to the extent
of $50. While the game was in progress,
Conrad, who did not take part, salts
fed himself that a mirror was being
used to cheat La Rouch and he final
ly left the saloon in quest of friend
who would be able to persuade La
Rouch to quit the game. When he
returned he found the saloon closed
and La Rouch hanging, half stupefied,
to a lamp-post- Earlier in the evening,
Conrad says, he loaned La Rouch a
$500 diamond ring and this was miss
ing from the latter's finger.
Last night Conrad and La Rouch
visited Smiths saloon, and claim they
were told by him that they could OBJ
tain the ring by putting up 5000, for
which 1t had been pawned. Upon this
evidence Smith and Scott were later
arrested by Detective Taylor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
VENTURA VOTES
TO ISSUE BONDS
Special Dispatch to Tn. Cali.

{ VENTURA, April 22.-The water
and light bonds issues we're carried to-
day by immense majorities and in the
face of one of the stiffest fights over
made by corporation. The questions
submitted were for a water pumping
plant to be erected at cost of $780,
600. The vote was 429 for, 80 against;
for the building of an opposition light
plant to cost s25, ,00o, All in favor. rs
against; for building storm sever to
cost $4,000. 40S in favor, 80 against.
The new pumping plant will secure
wafer from Egbert Springs, in the
town limits.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
Stomach and Kidneys Affected.
NEW DREDGER SUFFER-
ARRIVES AT YUBA CITY
Will Be Used I'm the Work of Con-
structing the Leyees of
~ Sutter County,


MARYSvIELE, April 22.EThe
steamer H. E. Wright arrived here to-
day from Stockton with the big clam
shell dredger Sutter in tow. 1t was
the first time a steamer had navigated
the Feather River since the railroad
strike eleven years ago.
No trouble was experienced until the
mouth of the Yuba River, just below
town, was reached. There the current
was too swift for the steamer and
heavy tow, but the trip ended without
an accident, landing being made at
Yuba City The dredger was built to
construct the levees of Suffer County
and is the first one of the kind ever
used this far up the valley.
Captain John Harkins, who guided
the steamer up the river, was captain
of the steamer C. NJ. Small that piled
between Marysviile and Sacramento up
to fifteen years ago, when the mining
debris caused regular navigation to
cease.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

4 Is no wonder then that the war vet
erans have fixed upon Peruna as a
remedy.
1t is more universally applicable to
such cases than any other remedy known
Peruna is remedy for climatic dis
eases
1t is an internal. systemic catarrh
remedy, and therefore is valuable for all
climatic diseases.
For free medical advice. write to DIR.
S. B. Hartman, President Of The Hart
man Sanitarium. Columbus. Ohio.
All correspondence held strictly conf
dential
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

The keen glance Of watchman has
served to put into the hands of the po-
lice one Of the two thugs who particI-
pated IN the attempted robbery Friday
night Of John c. Brutt's saloon, Second
and Brannan streets, during which
Thomas Reilly, a customer, was killed,
presumably by one of the robbers. The
supposed murderer gives his name as
w II. Ridell. He is an opium fiend
His statements help to cast suspicion
upon him. in the opinion Of the police.
R G. Staub is the watchman to
whose powers Of remembering a face is
due the credit Of Rideus capture.
Staub obtained q hurried glance of
the suspect as the latter ran past him
from the direction of Brutt's, immedi-
ately after the shooting. Yesterday he
saw him from a car and took him into
custody.
II now seems probable that Reilly
was killed by a confederate Of the thug
that Brutt saw. The man was stand
ing in the grocery, and when the
fusillade began fired one shot that en-
tered Reilly's right breast and pierced
his heart. That is the theory of the
police, and it seems the most plausible
one.
DASHES BY WATCHMAN.
A few minutes after the shooting oc-
CURED the man now known as RideIi
ran toward the foot Of Second street.
where Watchman Staub was standing.
The fellow was painting from the run
when Staub halted him and asked him
what had happened.
There has been a shooting UP the
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
PAY OF EIGHT THOUSAND
WORIXMEN TO BE RAISED

PITTsBURG, April ga general
advance of 10 per cent in wages an
nounced by the Manufacturers Asso-
ciation of .Pittsburg. to become effect
i've on June L, will embrace In Its bene-
fits 5000 worknlen, consisting of pat
tern makers, machinists, blacksmiths,
molders and others connected with the
machinery and foundry trades of the
Pittsburg district. In announcing the
advance the circular says 1t is made
voluntarily to the workmen, whose
wages were reduced last June: on ac-
count of falling off in business.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
Man Supposed to Be One of
the Robbers Who Killed
Thomas Reilly in Brutt's
Saloon Taken Into Custody
RUNS FROM SCENE
OF MIDNIGHT CRIME
r. G.. Staub Obtains Only a
Brief Look at the Fleeing
Man, but Recognizes Him
on Street the Next Day

The record Of hold-ups and burg
IaH-ies for the last ten days is as fol-
IOWs:
April 12-Home of Daniel Gala
CHER, 1866 Fifteenth street, entered
by burglars, who took $S7 and some
jewelry.
Home of p. j. Kelly, 24O Chatta-
nOoga street, entered and two gold
watches and a diamond ring taken.
April 13-Home of Henry Wisch-
man, 24O Twenty-eighth street, en-
tered by burglars, who secured $500.
April 15-Home of Julius Krager,
90 Henry street, entered. a watch,
gold chain, three diamond rings and
some valuable siIverware taken.
Miss Y. Hurte of 14S Sixth street
robbed of $50 and some jeweIry.
april 16-James l.. Jorichaus' ci-
gar store, S63 Market street, broken
into and SIG IS taken.
Purse containing SIS snatched from
Miss Clara Dennox at zoebePs miIlin-
cry store.
Clyde Sanders held up by two men,
one of whom sIashed his throat with
a knife. They took $130 and a gold
watch.
April Nv. J. Cavanaugh robbed
of watch and chain near Geary and
Powell streets.
j. A. Andrews robbed of a watch
and chain near Market and Sixth
streets.
Thomas Heating robbed of a watch
and chain near Fourth and Folsom
streets.
April 1S-Safe in store Of West. FL
Lott & Gordon broken into and $500
taken.
April 19-SaIoon of jeremiah Jes-
mond, Twenty-second and Harrison
streets, held up by two men. who beat
the proprietor and secured $50.
April 2O-SalOOn oz John Basso,
1884 Mission street. held up by two
masked men. who secured SO.
April 21-Grocery of John c. Brutt,
at Second and Brannan streets. held
up by two men. Thomas Reilly, GUS
toner, killed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
An Aggravated Case of Nasal Catarrh

manded him to throw up his hands.
Instead of obeying,- he dug his spurs
into his horse, whereunon the Sheriff
fired two shots in rapid succession.
Burns then drew up, was arrested and
brought TO this city.
Burns. it is said, comes from an ex-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
SELECTS NAME FOR WARSHIP
ORDERED BY LAST CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, April 22.--It was an
nounced at the Navy Department to-
day that one of the two battleships, the
construction Of which was authorized
at the last session of Congress, will be
named the Michigan. These vessels
numbered twenty-six and twenty sew
en-, on their completion will increase
The name South Carolina already had
been selected for number twenty six.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
F there is any class Of, Of men n in ths

there is any class of men in the
world that would be likely to know.
from actual experience, good reme-
dies TO guard against the exigeneies of
weather, or TO mitigate the bad conse
quences of exposure to climate, such
people would be the war veterans.
They have necessarily passed through
all sorts of exposure and hardships.
The medicines they use are such reme-
dies as will cure the diseases and dsor-
ders that originate naturally from cli-
matte sources
Cafarrh is a climatic disease
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
Hoods JarSdpdriiid

Radically and permanently cures ca
tarrh of the nose. throat. stomach.
bowels and more delicate organs and
builds UP the whole system.
No substitute for Hoods acts like
Hoods. Be sure to get Hoods.
Testimonials Of remarkable cures mailed on
request. c. !. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Catdrrh
InUites Consumption.

1t weakens the delicate lung tissues,
deranges the digestive organs and
breaks down the general health.
II often causes headache and dizzi-
ness, impairs the taste. smell and
hearing and affects the voice.
Being constitutional disease. it re-
quires a constitutional remedy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
BY SOCIETY OF DANA
Next Convention of the Organization
VIII BE Held in San
Francisco

SACRAMENTO, April 22-The con-
vention of the Society Of Dania con-
cluded to-day with the election of of
ficers. The. next convention will open
on April g.. 1906. in San Francisco.
The officers elected by the Grand
Lodge for the coming year are: Carl
Rasmussen. grand ex-president; Robert
Nelson. grand president: p. c. Keogh.
grand vice president, M. c. Nelson,
grand secretary; c. M. Beck, grand
H. Sorensen, grand vice marshal.
A gold medal was presented to ex-
President Carl Rasmussen In apprecia-
ton of his efficient services.
The delegates to the convention with
their families were guests Of the local
branch this evening at big ball given
In Pythian Castle
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
YOUNG SAN FRANCISCAN
IN JAIL AT BAKERSFIELD
Harry Burns Is Under Arrest on a
Charge of Stealing a
E Horse.

BAKERSFIELD. April 22. = Harry
Burns, who is accused of stealing a
horse from the Riverside ranch, near
this city, was brought to the County
Jail late this afternoon. Burns was
captured yesterday, near Cuddys, Ven
tura County. after a hot chase by of
fcers. and the head vaqueros of the
Stockdale and San Emedio ranches.
The posse came in sight of the pur-
sued man at about noon and COM
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
DIR. PIERcEs REMEDIES.
BADi BADll BAD!ll

Bad blood comes from bad digestion
bad stomach, bad liver. bad kidneys-at-
tended with bad, foul breath. coated
tongue. bad taste. bad headaches, bad
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these all are. and serious as are the dis
eases TO which they lead, DR.. Piercc's
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Golden Medical Discovery contains
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Don't let a selfish medicine seller cheat
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