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and killed doe hidden there. Mr.. Osincr
immediately went homo, took u hundred
dollars and came to Woodstock. entered
complaint against himself to Deputy
sheriff l.. A. Thomas and left the money
with him. Officer Thomas has forwarded
the money. together with n story of the
occurrence. to Fish and Game Commas
soncr II. g. Thomas of Stowe. who re-
plied in letter received Wednesday
morning. stating that he could lind mo
legal authority for returning the money
or any part If II; that the law WIS appar-
| entity framed to prevent such mistakes 10y
compelling caution. and that tho Vermont
courts had held that a person SO entering
complaint against himself WIS not there
ny entitled to moiety. Commissioner
Thomas heartily commended the hon, 81
ami c.utirlnanly course of Mr.. Osmcr aud
said that if any exception could possibly
he made Mr. Osmcr would have been on
titled To it. T.. r. Bassott of North
sriderwator and Henry Emery in Pom
fret had curious experiences. Both went
hunting. tho latter Thursday and the for
inner Saturday, and after travelling about
for half !. day. returned home about dusk
and shot each a buck within a few rods
farm and Mr. Emery on his fathers
farm.
STRANGE ACCIDENT TO ENGINEER.
William Kelley, engineer of the way
freight between Richmond and Island
Pond met With a terrible accident at
Sherbrooke, Que, Monday morning of last
week in "A peculiar manner. He was oil
h..
side of the rod of the engine the wrench
slipped from his hand and he fell back
ward across the Boston & Maine. be-
tween two cars Of Il slowly moving train
A section man saw his predicament AMI
Immediately pulled him from his porilous
position. hut his head struck against the
oil box Of the car, his was partly
torn off "a serious cash was cut in the
side of his head. and he was rendered
unconscious. With all possible speed he
was removed 10 the Protestant hospital
His condition is most critical. conclusion
of the brain is feared FROM the blow on
the head. lie recovered consciousness fol
, a minute Wednesday, family recognizing
his wife and then again became uncon-
sCio1s.
TEAM STOLEN AT ISLAND POND.
\ stranger hired a team OF Jamos
Skiiens in Island Pond halloween nish'
to 20 to the iron bridge. about II mile ou
of the village. and has since disappeared
although heard from at CdsW"lls MILL
the following day. Sheriff stevens IS ii
! pursuit.
BUSINESS MEN ORGANIZE.
An organization has been formed by til,
merchants and business men of lai,
Haven under the name of the Fair IiaVcl
business Mems association. Meeting.
, Will be held III the Grand Army hail tn,
first Friday OF each month. Tie purpos'
is to encourage the establishment OF new
industries and to make proper efforts Il
develop the manufacturing and business
. interests of Fair Haven. Following arr
, the officers: President. l.. II. Shepard
! vice-rrcsidcnt. Hugh Z. Jones; secretary
, Herbert W. Smith; treasurer w. r.
Parker; executive committee. Oliver y
Proctor. u. +. Carmody ana \. l.. Minch
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WOMEN'S LIST.

WDMENS LIST
Ruth Avery. Miss NJ. Anderson. Mrs.
Henry e. clark. Miss Katie Clarke
Maiido r.. Davis. Mrs. Saline Duioult
Mrs. Noht. I"oko. Miss Mary Foley
Mrs. Hattie Gamhail. Mary Humphreys
Mary I.aroy. Sarah Martin. Miss j
Maynard. Mrs. Ella Mccarthy. Miss
Mrs g. Rich. Miss Klara Schouh"rr
Mrs thaS. T.. spear. Grace White
lIol"n WVudruff
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

list or unclaimed letters In the Bur.
iington postoffice for the week ending
october 81 1907:
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A $780, ...,uN
or pain IL generally the Rrst Warnine
of On attack Of rheumatism. II feels
az II the disease were In thu bones
or muscles, but the. real cause OF
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MEMS LIST.

Jacob Aunchmau. tdgcrr liilcr. J.. J.
COX. f. HcNovah. Michael I'Amica. T..
l." I'"an", Sam'l Davis. j. l.. Gdmmuns.
7. j. Grant. j. W Griswold. j. A. Cor
ham, :. :. Gates. Mr.. IIervc. JAS. iIur-
SON. bun'l. knights. Moses I.avignc. -.
V. Moseloy, G. Is. Nickcrson. sylvester
ploof, Geo. Publicovcr. C. w. Pierce.
Lewis Partisan, Alexander Robertson.
Ira Randall. liT, Il. Russell, G. &. Smith.
Seymour Yam SAINT wood. christopher
II. Wells.
WINpOSK1 STATION
OSCnr Blair JUun connors 80. E"r-
tina Graves. j. - Gibson, Mrs. Agnes
l.amh"rt. rhilas IcbcHn, Arthur \
Martin. stephen T. Pariso, Mrs llesial
Stables, Mrs. Ella Watson
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Governor Bell has appointed j. g.
Ecllrosc Of Burlington to succeed himself
as a member OF the State board of phar-
macy. His present term expires TINS
month and he is re-appcintcd FOR the
will term OF five years. The board as at
present organized is made M as follows:
President, G. Z. Bingham. st. Johns
bury; secretary, J. q. Bcllrosc. Hu'''ng-
tom treasurer, W. +. Root. Brattl"b"r";
II. Il. Hopkins. Brandon and w. X. War
nor. Nergcnncs.
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CATTLE DEAD IN A CAR.

G. A. Miller reports a case of hardship
on cattle which he noticed at the dcpot
in Bellows Falls. October 90. At =.
m. he noticed carload of Young
cattle standing in the yard, which
had already been standing Their.
seven hours and which was destined
for Cold River. One of the cattle was
| dead and two or three others were being
trampled. lie notified II. j. Armstrong,
! special police, and MIR. Armstrong invcs.
| tigatcd and found five of the cattl.
dead. lie could do nothing to better
conditions, S. NJ. Folsom of the Boston
& Maine railroad was asked regard
| ing the case. IIo said he did not sec tho
car but had been told it was in UNUSUAL,
bad condition. lie thought that the shin
per had tried to crowd too many cattl.
into one car.
TRAPPER CAUGHT A LYNX.
j.. w. Holden OF Townshend caugh,
a lynx that weighed 10 pounds ant
stood 90 inches high, in one OF hi!
traps Tuesday. 1t was four feet an,
three inches long.
COULD NOT GET ALCOHOL.
A good story is told of Attorney-Gencra
lClark &. Fits. Tho records in Brattlc
IbOro for tho month OF September shoy
that i27 liquor prescriptions were filed b.
the four drug stores there. by prescrip
tons OF the doctors. or these 3lS wer
written by ono physician. H. ID. Ryder
Estates attorney, upon investigation foun
that of the whole number of prescriptions
only about n dozen were made out i
legal FORM The story goes that da
Tor two later At,orncy-Gcncral Fits cam
Into ono of the drug stores. witt, u hhs
TORS prescription for a quart of alcOllo
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TEAM STOLEN AT ISLAND POND.

\ stranger hired a team OF Jamo
SIX liens in Island Pond halloween night
to 20 to the iron bridge, about II mile out
of the village. and has since disappeared,
although heard from at cdswclls Mills
the following day. Sheriff stevens IS in
pursuit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

L is impossible that Salt Lake should
not be battered and pleased at the dis
tinctiou shown her by being chosen as
tho place for the creation of a new
drama by an actress OF the dttainments
OF Florence Roberts, and a playwright
Of the standing Of MIR. Paul Armstrong,
Everything was present last night TO
lend ecldt to the occasion and we doubt
if q production at one OF BrQadway'S
nrst-Class houses could have been
marked with more care and taste IN
preparation and attention To the small
est details Not only was Mr.. Arm
strong, the author. in attendance with
"a parry Of friends, but Mr. Cort, the
Portland manager, with his stan, was
on baud, and all eagerly watched the
progress OF the play and it's effect on
the auditors IN the box office a small
basket OF kilograms was received ad-
dressed TO the star. the author the
manager and tho principal performers,
wishing success to tho new venture.
The audience was a handsome one,
though the crush IS reserved for later
IN the week The fact that tho now
play IS up for seven performances and
thu- the Tabernacle and the fair We're
open last night, prevented the throng
that otherwise would have been In at
tendance. only one word can be used
I'm describing the production from the
standpoint ~ cast, scenery mounting
and costumos-aud that IL, magnificent
That Miss Roberts has fallen into gem
crous hands cannot be disputed when
one considers the admirable list Of sup
porting PLAYERS with which her new
manager has provided her Nearly ev-
cry member OF the cast was ideal. The
sDoucry WAS ID dream Of bpauty frpri
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RELIABLE INFORMATION.
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q Frankon.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03

Colonel John NJ Fuller Of Honey
Grove, Texas nearly met his Waterloo,
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a man has served his country. The
following is the price list.
First enlistment, Sl2O after one and
ono-half years service. 500, after two
years service. $50.
Second Enlsmcut--Aft three
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Fourth EuiiStment--Af nine wears
service 500. after 10 Years service.
$50 after II years service, $40
Any Subsequent l1ulistmeut-Afte
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100 TIMES
I'' Road The Pamphlet 10 Keep Vp
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Ellis Meredith, whose novel.
entitled, Heart of My Heart"
published last year. created so
favorable an impression among liter
AIRY critics and circles spent yesterday
IN Salt Lake, the guest Of Judge and
Mrs MarioneauX, Mrs Meredith s
on her way so the coast Mrs Cynthia
Westoyer Alden Of the Ladies' Home
journal was also "A visitor here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs, O. J. Salisbury, Mrs.
Cash and James Salisbury leave short
ly for the east and win probably spend
the winter In Europe.
Mr. and Mrs w. w. Ritter and Miss
Maud Ritter leave tomorrow for New
York. where Mr. Ritter will attend the
Bankers convention which meets there
during the month, They will return at
the end Of that time.
Mrs II. W. Lawrence viii entertain
at q tea on Friday for her daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Young Of Denver, who is
visiting her,
Miss Lacy FarnsWorth entertained nc
am afternoon affair I'm honor OF Miss
Maud Ritter her decorations being I'm
red and green, and a laughable conun-
drum contest being the feature Of the
afternoon, In which Miss Jean Spencer
was prize winner.
Mrs g. w. Snow entertained al cards
yesterday IN honor Of Mrs. G. $. Will
hanson OF Denver. Her rooms were
prettily decorated and the prize was
won by Mrs. w. J, Lynch.
Mrs Walter Jcuningr has re-
turned from an extended stay on the
coast.
Miss Lesetta Hnfen Of Springvile
and J, David Larson We're married
Thursday in the Salt Lake Temple and
the same evening a reception was Civ
en- at the home Of the RroOm's parents.
Friday evening another reception was
given them az the brides home I'm
Suringvllle. The bride is The daughter
Of MI John Hlfeu, one Of Utah's art
ists, and the groom f. a popular young
newspaper auC real estate man doing
business I'm Sugar city. Idaho Mr. and
Mrs Larson viii make their home I'm
Sugar city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebcr Case announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Lucille,
To Chester Cainc Pratt, the marriage so
take place in the near future.
Miss Bertha Wetmore and Laurence
s. Hill both Of Colorado. were mar
ricd last night at St. Marks cathedral,
and LEFT later for the sroom's home IN
Florence. Colo.
Miss Lucy Gates win be guest NJ
honor at a farewell gathering AZ the
Bee Hive House tonight, given prior to
her departure for New York The event
will he largely I'm tho nature Of "a mu-
sicale. and a musical program viii he
among the features. The guests VIII
include n number Of the prominent lo-
cal musicians.
Thursday night tho general board ~
officers Of the Relief Society will give
large reception at the Bee Hive House
IN honor OF tho visiting officers Of tho
society, and Of the officers Of the VI,
I. A.
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GtnrIIlnn MnrtalitY .

Statistics show startling mortality,
from appendicitis and perltonitis. To
prevent and cure these awful diseases,
there is just one reliable remedy DIT.
Kings New Life Pills, NJ Flannery, OF
"A Custom House Place, Chicago, says:
"They have 30 equa' for Constipation
and Rnlousness" 2jc at q. e, NJ. |.
Drug Dept
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PURCHASED FREEDOM.
How Two Of Uncle Sans Soldiers Have
Bought Their Releases.

Private 4, -. Rogers Of the Twelfth
light battery NJ Fort Douglas. ana
Private Walter h. Schumacher OF F
troop. Fir,h cavalry at Fort Duchcsne,
have purchased release from army SER
vice. in accordance with the act OF Com
gross. March. 1904.
The scale OF prices for discharge
Varies iu inverse ratio with the time
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A Prominent Trainman.

Tho many friends Of G, II. Hausau. En-.
ginecr l.. +. & W. R.R.. at present living
I'm Lima, o. will be pleased TO know Or
his recovery from threatened kidney di,.
oaec Ne says. 90 was cured by using Fo-
lcys Kidney cure which 7 recommend TO
AL especially 10 tralumcut. who arc usu-
ally similarly afflicted" Sold by r. J. I'm
DRUG co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03
Stacking Crime Committed by
Albert KeethIer While in a
Burst OF Passion,
IN CITY JAIL FOR MURDER.
n,,,s # the Assassin aud His Victim,
Anda Young Girl Tell Stories OF
The Awful Tragedy.

,,, result Of a family quarrel about
,,.,o,k last night Albert Keethler an
.,,ioys of Belts and Sellers livery sta
Mo is held at the city Jail with the
.,,rs, o., murder hanging over him.
A.. Iosepa e. Taylor's undertaking.
rl,rs Hes the dead body OF Frank
n,,.u who had worked at the Wilson
a,sbvasher His young Wife, whom
A., married but six months ago, Hes at
,,. home g52 state street in a state Of
a.,s,r3tion over the terrible deed
The principals to the tragedy all re-
.,s.s m Inc same house. DuyaJl and
-, wife occupied the front portion
nn5rs Kecthler and his wife, who was
,.rr,.rry Mrs. Lizzie Preston, and ncr
Trgff.r Violet, 10 years Of age reside
"a IN the year portion, .,... 49,.
V4 Duyall is the daughter of Mrs
r,,s,a'ar keethler went home from hls
NJ .st evening m = bad frame of
rI According 90 statements Of the
Sruy ae always carried gum snort
.s,sr his arrival home he began "a
r,o. with his wife, and according 10
,.. s-,romaut. stuck her. She scream
q. and DuW ram into the room from
w., front of the house The two men
,sa,ra engaged IN an alteration and
gt,,B'ar draw gun firing two shots
OIL DpyaU both of which took effect
Tho struggle occurred I'm tnc doorway
between the Kitchen and fhn bedroom
0,e of the bullets entered puNHIs
bsgd and The other entered The thigh,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03

SCOTS EMULSION ;
SCOTS EMULSION
SCOTS Emulsion y
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
the old story, told times
without number and repeated
over and over again for the
last thirty years. But it's
always a welcome story to
those in need OF strength and
health, There's nothing in
the world that stops wasting
diseases as quickly as SCOTS
Emulsion.
SCOTT & BOVINE, ~ P,,i Sass,. New yort.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03
TYPEWRITING
MACHINES.

The best stock OF new and second
hand machines, together with repair
parts, ribbons, paper and carbons, IL
found 81
Tho Brecden ONCE Supply Co.,
50 West End South ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY.

his victim was dead be turned winter
and tr.mblcd violently
My G-d,' be exclaimed, Don
tell me hc is dead ! did NOT mean 10
him him. did not want To- hurt him
even. but only intended to brighten him
on.
TROUBLE OVER A TRUNK.
"Thc first trouble occurred over =
uunl, that ] had bought for s. ana
which my wife wanted to send back, be-
cause She said she needed the money,
We marrcIcd over the matter and !
said / would so over to the stable to
s'oep My wife said she would not let
me 60 I pushed her over on the bed
and she screamed,
"Thgu Duyau came into the room
and asked what tho trouble was HIS
,Nifa then came u and began To abuse
me. / ordered her from the room ana
Duvull Jumped ON me ana began TO
strike me reached for the gun ana
no grabbed mo around the neck amt
hu me u Che mouth. ] fred but
Thought the bullet went between ms
legs ] fred again and pc RON our u
the house. j did not see him again.
INQUEST TO BE HELD.
r'rdoubtedly an inquest win he held
over the remains OF young Duv1lL The
county physician VIII also probably
hold am autopsy In order 10 determine
the course and location Of the bullets
fired by Koothler The Inter Is sull IN
the city Jail lie ie extremely nervous
and docs not care TO discuss the sub
feet Of his trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03

A stroll up Fifth Avenue at
this season calls for the walking
length COVERT TOP COAT.
On account of distinctive style,
perfect fit, superior fabrics and
superb workmanship, New
York men wear the one labeled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03

That Good Coal 1000 lbs In Ev-
cry Ton.
RAMRERGER
l61 MciEhn Street
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Or rcudt dentist rm 1908 Mccormick Blk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03

Thursday night tho general board ~
officers Of the Relief Society will give
a large reception at the Bee Hive House
IN honor OF tho visiting officers of tho
society, and Of the officers OF the VI,
l. a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03

| MAKERS * NEW YORK ]

The makers guarantee, and ours, with every
garment bearing the above label
Meare exclusive agents here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03

Mr. and Mrs Ebcr Case announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Lucille,
10 Chester Cainc Pratt, the marriage so
take place in the near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03

Miss Bertha Wetmore and Laurence
s. Hill both Of Colorado, were mar
ricd last night at St. Marks cathedral
and LEFT later for the sroom's home IN
Florence. Colo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-03

SCOTT & BOVINE, q. Fnd sas,,. New yort
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wv IIiN'fN Nd.I ana
light outing flannel.
checks ami stripes. am
excellent value IL
at 9o, for ....,. I &C
Rest dark and :
light calicos, at....O &c
Fine glughams, <
worth Toe, for .,..JC
All tho new prirtings
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Here's n soIoud'd bar
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flannel that rs X
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today ~. II
ior .,..,,...,,,,... : =
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-08-31
ClEMENTlNA GONZALES, y
OF CENTRAL AMERICA,
RESTORED TO HEALTH.
PE-RU-NA THE REMEDY.

Miss Clementina Gonzales, Hotel Pro-
vincia, Guatemala, c. A., in a recent
letter from 247 Cleveland Ave-, Chicago,
ILL.,, writes:
Itook Peruna for q worn.ouf con.
dillon. Twas so run down that Ic0uId
NOT sleep at night, had no sPpefifeand
felt tired la the morning.>
al tried many fonics, but Peruns
was the only thing which helped me ID
the least After had taken but q half
bottle I felt much better Iconfinged
its use for three weeks andIwas com.
pletely restored to health: and was
able to take up MY studies which lhad
Been forced to drop. There ID nothing
better fHah .Pernna TO build up tho
system. "...CIementina Gonzales.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co.,
of Columbus, Ohio, for instructive free
literature on catafrh.