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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-16
ANOTHER SUIT FOR
$4,000 DAMAGES.
,c,iost u. P. Ry. CO. for Death Of
Fireman W. M. Comstock in
Azusa Wreck.
veNIRE FOR SPECIAL JURORS
,.,s 4, District Court--MusIcal Given
BY State Deaf and Blind school
A Crcditablc Affair.

ogden, Utah, May l6,--Another echo
~ The Azusa wreck which occurred
November II. 1905, on the Union paci-
A. viii be heard i'm the district court
A. l. stone, the administrators OF the es-
ta,e OF Walter M. Comstock, deceased,
has had suit prepared to file asking
damages from the Union Pacific com
,any in the sum Of 100000 alleged to
M due for the death Of Comstock.
romstock was fireman on the Inflated
freight train, which collided with an
otner train resulting in the young
mans death, II is charged that the
wreck was caused through the careless
ness OF the railroad company in per-
hitting locomotive to be used to
mil the train which was out Of repair.
as II is claimed steam escaped so rap
,dly from the engine that 1t fully en-
ysoped the same. preventing the en-
eineer from seeing the approaching
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TNHE celebrated Dr. Abernethy of London firmly of
Il the opinion that disorders of the stomach the
most prolific source OF human ailments in general.
recent medical writer says "evey feeling emotion and
affection reports at the stomach Through the system Of
nerves. and the stomach affected accordingly 1t is the
vital center of the body u >" He continues, $50
we may be said to live by land he might we'll have said
through the stomach" He goes TO show that the stom
ach is the vital Of the body He says 1.-THE function
of digestion i'll its several stages to prepare the food in
forms which suitable to be added to the structure
meaning the of bodies He continues "every
physical action from simple breathing, thinking and crcu
latng Of the blood to the most active bodily exeron wears
out portions of the structure of bodes and they be-
dead and require to be taken away speedily Much
of the food which we take and especially when unwhole
in excess adds to the material and when
has undergone chemical changes it is still mis-
chevous" Then he goes the effect that the nervous
system prompts every part Of the circulating system He
says "t gives its message every to the intimate
number of glands and folicles unload themselves of
waste material so that the current of blood may carry
away"
"Wheb these two processes of nutrition and excretion
are thus carried on with equal assduity in health
but when this equilibrium does not exist there dis
order and disease The common form of such arrangement
is indigestion dyspepsia The function OF nutrition Is
interrupted and all the operations aih dfbend npop go
u,one Under these conditions it has vay Of appearing
in other types OF disorder. Many OF often msead
physicians Other parts of the organism likely to be in
volved and may find consumption kidney complaint
hepatic diver disorders hyseria and mental aena
ton arrangement lie SAYS ri" may be observed that
deranged persons have begone expression offensive
breath irregular action of the bowels Authorizations and
other like conditions of dyspepsia"
The foregoing is doubt rational view OF the sad
havoc worked in the human system by indigestion and dys
pepsa torpid liver and kindred arrangements which
generally associated with followed by many other diseases
of diverse appearance but ali Impending aboa the aeak and
disodc,r9 somdch Cure the stomach weakness and you
cure all these diseases and arrangements.
For weak somachs and the consequent indigestion
dyspepsia and the multitude of various diseases which
suit therefrom no medicine he better suited
tive agent than DR.. Perces Golden Medical Discovery.
The Golden Seal root Stone root Mandrake root and Black
Cherrybark all recommended by such eminent author
ties DR.. Barthoow, Of Jefferson Medical College; Prof.
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CHEY ENNE, WYO.
WooLBUYERS' COMBINE
Falls to Pieces and Scramble for Wool
At High Prices Ensues.

special correspondence.
Cheyenne, Wyo. May l2.--The wool
combine has been broken in Carbon
county and buyers are now in a villa
scramble to secure the clips. Recently
the eastern wool agents got together
and as result rs and 10 cents We're Of
fered for wool that had been selling for
from 20 TO 20 cents. The hockmasters
refused to accept the offerings and pre-
pared to consign their cllps. The wy
oming Wool Growers association, ana
the district associations OF Carbon ana
Natrona counties and Johnson county
threatened 20 establish independent
wool commission houses. or sell direct
10 the manufacturers, and the wool
buyers took a tumble.
Thursday and yesterday more than
half a million pounds OF wool was sold
in Sweetwater and Carbon counties at
prices ranging from % TO 1914 cents.
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"A BLOODLESS GIRL
CURED OF ANAENIA ny DR..
WILLIAMS PINK PILLS.
Miss Hathaway says These Pills Saved
Her Life and She Recommends
Them to Others.

Doctors have given the Greek name
Anaemia, meaning "bloodlessness, 20
a disease which Is much more prevalent
among young women than Is generally
believed. An unusual feeling Of fatigue
after slight exercise breathessness and
pallor are the first noticeable signs, The
disease literally causes the blood 10 turn
To water and. unless proper remedy is
used Is inevitably fatal.
Miss frankie Hathaway Of elt West
Main street, Kalamazoo Mich, says
When I was sixteen years old | was
taken quite III, so III that the family
doctor was called TO attend me, ! was
pale and weak and did not gain under
his care. other treatment brought no
better result and by the time | was
nineteen years old ! was 50 weak that
could not walk across the floor. l
was terribly emaciated and my skin
had lost all color. The doctor said l
had anaemla.
zone Of my friends advised me to Try
Or. Williams Pink Pills as she had
been cured OF a somewhat similar
trouble by their use. / bought a pack
age and soon found that they were
doing me good My appetite increased
and the healthy color began to show In
my cheeks and lips. [ continued to use
the pills until | was permanently
cured
Since then have never had any Re.
turn OF my old trouble and cannot re-
member time when | was so strong
and healthy as now. DIR. Williams Pink
| pills saved my life and | believe that
| no other medicine could have done So
Or. Williams Pink Pills cure anaemia
\ Just as food cures hunger They do not
| act on the bowels but they actually
| make new blood, Most common dis
eases are caused by bad blood and Dr..
| Williams Pink Pills by supplying the
| elements necessary to give new life
! and richness e. the blood have cured
| even such diseases as locomotor ajax
| la. partial paralysis. st. Vitus dance,
| sciatica. neuralgia rheumatism. nervous
| headaches, the after-effects OF the grip,
palpitation Of the heart. pale and sallow
| compilations and many forms Of weak
ness In male and female. Dr. Williams
Pink Pills are sold by all druggists or
viii be sent, postpaid, on receipt Of
| price, 80 cents a box, six boxes 81.
by the DR., Williams Medicine Co.,
| schenectady, y. y.
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T oday 5 Ogden News

In possession OF certain property on
Twenty-thrd street from which the
defendant elected plaintiff TO her dam
age In the sum of $50.
SPECIAL JURY vENIRE.
The following special jury yenire has
been drawn to hear the suit OF Michael
O'Laughlin against the Union Pacific
TO recover 800 900 damages: Wilson @
Wright, William Becraft, W. r.
Foster John Jenkins, Walter l.. Hol.
brook. Edwin Williams, Ezra II. c.
Williams, w, W. Elmer. William A.
Hunt, Oscar NJ. Browning. Andrew G..
Erickson, Myrtilo Shaw. Walter W.
CRANE. Thomas i. Emmett John
Brawnine, Frank Carr, John l.. WI
son. D. w. Stone, William Moyes.
George NJ, Wheelwright, Moroni H.
Thomas, Benjamin Dinsdale, G.. j. A.
Lndqulst, James II. Douglass, John w.
Wotherspoon. Ogden Peter NJ. Folk
man, Plain city; John +. l.. Alfred.
Statewide. Edwin HILL North Ogden
John Ward, Liberty.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Burdette Smith Is visiting in Ogden
for few days from Garland where
he and David Foulger are going to
open up a mercantile business.
Undertaken Kaiser of Elko, Nevada,
was IN Ogden yesterday ON business.
Rev. Charles Richardson. who at one
time WAS pastor Of the Presbyterian
church In this city, Is visiting with
friends here for a few days. from his
home in Great Falls, Montana.
Chas Taylor and Edward Nelson
were each found guilty OF selling liquor
to minors and fined $50 each.
J. j, Carmichael Of Ridgeway, Colo,
is spending few days In Ogden with
friends,
The musicale given last evening al
the state deaf and blind school was q
very creditable affair
A meeting of the L. e. r. entertain
ment committee was held last evening
and a number of entertainment propo.
sltions We're discussed.
Prof. Ballantyne and G, j Ross were
SALT Lake visitors yesterday on bust.
ness connected with the tabernacle
choir
The W. c. r. L, will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Harry Simms. at
her home on Twenty-fourth street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-16

disease of the womb 1t induces refreshing sleep and
leves mental anxiety and dependency.
A SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE.
Dir. Pierces Favorte Prescription scientific medi-
cine carefully devised by experienced and skiul ply
sician and adapted to womans delicate organism 1t is
purely vegetable in its composition and perfectly harmless
in its effects any condition of the system. For morning
sickness nausea weak stomach indigestion dyspepsia
and kindred symptoms its will prove very beneficial
CURES OBSTINATE CASES
"Favorite Prescription is positive for the most
complicated and obstinate of leucorrhea excessive
flowing painful mensruaton unnatural suppressions and
irregularities prolapsus falling of the womb weak back,
neae weakness teverson retroverson bearing down
sensations chronic congestion inflammation and liberation
OF the womb inflammation pain and tenderness OF the
ovaries accompanied with internal heat"
HOW TO LOOK BEAUTIFUL
Young women or niatrons should not allow themselves
TO look saow and wrinkled because of those pains and
weaknesses which become chronic and the result OF
colds tight acng and the imprudent OF the woany
system Many woman would look beautiful, have healthy
color and bright eyes if not for those drains on
her strength and those weaknesses which come all too fire.
quenty and make her life miserable There is ready-to
Use Prescription, used great many years by Dr. K "
Pierce in his large practice Specialist III wonans dis
eases which not like the many rpatent medicines" on the
market as contains neither alcohol any narcotic or
other harmful drug 1t purely vegetable II is known
Dr. Pierces Favorte Prescription and is sold by druggists
DR. PIERCE'S PLEASANT PELLETS
cure biosness sick and bilious headache dizziness cost
veness or constipation of the bowels loss OF appetite coated
tongue sour stomach windy belchings "hea burn pain
and distress after eating and kindred arrangements OF the
liver stomach and bowels.
Persons subjected any of these troubles should never
be without vial of the pleasant Pellets at hand In
proof of their superior excellence II can uuhiuy be SAID
that they always adopted household remedy after
the first trial
One little Pellet is laxative two are catlartIc
They regulate nvigorae and cleanse the liver stomach and
bowels AS dinner pill TO promote digestion take one
each day To relieve the distress arising from overeatlng,
nothing equals of these little "Pees" They're tiny'
sugarc coated antbious ganules scarcely larger than
mustard seeds
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
How to live in health and happiness is the general
theme of Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser
This great work on medicine aud hygiene, containing over
1000 pages and than 100 illustrations sent tree on
receipt Of stamps to pay expense of mailing on Send 81
stamps for the clohbound volume, or only al
stamps for the book i'll paper covers.
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thrown from an engine IN the ID. X II.
q. ten days ago, has written from Salt
Lake to relatives in this city. that he
Is now out OF the hospital, and that.
while his injuries are severe, they are
not so bad as at first reported.
Mrs. Mary Ann Boltho and Mr. and
Mrs Roy Horne, of Richheld, are In
Provo having come TO attend the fun
eral OF Abraham Halliday, Mrs.
Horne's father.
Misses Alice l.. Reynolds, Angie
Holbrook. Nellie Schofeld ana Ora
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-16

TIME first lesson that the young girl has of womanhood
l. is usually painful one She learns to know what
headache means, and backache, and sometimes is
sadly borne down by this experience of life.
All the pain and misery which young girls commonly
experience at such time may i'll almost every instance be
entirely prevented cured by the Of Dr. Pierces Fa
vorc Prescription 1t establishes regularity 1t up
the general health and headache backache nervous
ness chorea ST. vuss dance and other consequences
of womany weakness disease.
MOTHER OF THE FAMILY.
The anxious mother of the family oitentmes carries
the whole burden Of responsibility far the home med
cation Of common ailments of the girls boys is con-
cerned The cost of the doctors visits very often much
too great AT such times the mother is invited to write to
Dr. R, v Pierce Of Buffalo, N ", for medical advice,
which is given FREE Correspondence held sacedy
fdentia
IT STANDS ALONE.
"Favoritc Prescription is the only medicine for
the makers of which not afraid print just what it is
made OF on every bottle wrapper 1t is the only medicine
Tor women every ingredient of which has the unanimous
endorsement of all the leading medical writer's of this
country, recommending for the of the very
diseases for which this Prescription is advised.
MOTHERS LOVE
mothers love is so divine that the toughest
However motherhood is often looked forward to with feel
ings oil great dread by most At such times a
woman nervous dyspeptc irritable and she is in need
OF uterine tonic and nervne strengthbui fit her
Tor the ordeal No matter how healthy strong
may be she cannot but be benefited by taking DR. Pece
favone Prescription to prepare for the 1t makes
Childbirth easy and often almost painless.
DIR. PIERcE'S FAvORITE PRESCRIPTION
Is powerful invigoratng tonic 1t mparts strength to
the whole system and to the womb and its appendagcs
particular For oveworked "wori-out down." de
bitaed teachers milliners dressnakers seanstresses
shopgirls' housekeepers nursing mothers and feeble
women generally, Dr. Pieces Favorte Prescription is the
greatest earthly boon, being unequaed as an appetizing
cordial and restorative tonic
A STRENGTHENING NERyINE.
"Favorite Prescription" unequaed and is invaluable
In aaying and subduing exctabily irritably
nervous exhaustion prosraton, neuralgia hystera spass
enora or st. vss dance and other distressing nervous
symphony commonly attendant Upon functional and organic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-16

Holbrook.all OF Provo and Miss Marion
Adams, OF Salt Lake. viii leave on
the twentieth for a European tour,
With the exception OF Miss Ora Hol-
brook they are all teachers aud the
trip Will be particularly professional.
They expect To return In September.
Sameul Rowley, Of Eureka, was taxi
en- before Justice Moore yesterday and
sentenced to sixty days I'm the county
Jail and to pay a fine OF s25 on a plea
Of guilty to stealing brass from the
Grand Central pump house IN Tintic
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FUNERAL OF A PIONEER.
Abraham Halliday Laid to Hest
Meeting Of Commercial Club.


Special correspondence.
Provo May 16.--There was a good at
tendance at the funeral services over
The remains Of Abraham Halliday yes
terday afternoon In the stake taber-
nace, The speakers stand was taste-
fully draped In white, and many beau
tiful floral offerings testified to the love
and esteem In which the departed was
held Bishop l.. /. Nelson presided.
The speakers were Elders j. NJ Jen-
sen, VIM. Brimhall. President David
John, Bengt Johnson, Jr., Walter
Scott NJ L. Pratt, S, s. Jones and
Bishop l.. l.. Nelson. All testified to tho
integrity honesty and energy Of the
departed III all the relations of life.
beautiful vocal selections were render
cd by the Garden City quartet, and the
Second ward choir.
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING.
At the meung Of the Commercial club
Mast evening communication was read
from supt ". P. ). Haws, stating that
the Postal Telegraph company was
making arrangements TO open an Office
in this city soon.
A committee WAS appointed to inves-
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thirty loads of which was hauled and
carried no by the students After the
completion of the letter the students
marched through the streets of the
. city in working costume singing col
lege songs and doing college wells to
show that they were not a bit tired.
although the work was big UNDER
taking.
MARRIAGE LlCEN Uses ISSUED
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
the following couples:
Rafael Crandall OF Sprngvlle and
Eliza Hart of Mapleton,
Moses Barney. a. and Rachel Hutch.
ison. Il, both of Lake Shore.
w. d. Alexander and Prudella An
man, both Of Provo.
Prof. Roberts of Lehi and Lille Cum
ningham of American Fork.
G. W. Underwood OF Salem and
Jane Black OF Payson.
FUNERAL OF $. r, WILLIAMSON.
The remains OF Samuel r. Williamson
who died In Salt Lake yesterday. We're
brought TO Provo today and funeral
services were held this afternoon in
the Third ward westinghouse. Mr.
Williamson was the son of Joseph Will
hanson OF Provo Bench. He was %
years of age and leaves wife and slA
children.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
wilkins g. Homer have leased the
Provo Lake resort for the summer. and
have made many improvements, which
will make the place more desirable than
ever as summer resort and an ex-
gllrsiOD DOint The resort will omen on
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Funeral services were held last Mon
day over the remains Of Mrs. Irwin.
wife OF Inspector Irwin Of the Royal
Mounted Police. The services were
conducted by Rev AR. Chivers OF the
Episcopal church, Lethbridge, the
Cardston ward choir furnishing the
musical program after which the re-
mains were accompanied to the train
by a long cortegc OF friends aud ac-
Gusintances. the public school child
rem participating to the number Of 300
at least. Inspector Irwin Is conyalesc-
irg nicely and takes ride nearly
Bishop j. a. Hammer has the eighteen
months old baby boy In her care and
all who know Aunt Lizzie" as she
is familiarly called. know that the
and Mrs. Shaw are looking after the
two boys.
DEATH OF PIONEER.
Today word was received from
Boundary Greek that James Cook, one
OF the pioneers In Alberta, had died at
his home there Mr.. Cook was for
mer resident Of Cedar Valley, Utah.
and later from Bear Lake Valley, and
while only sixty-siX years Of age, has
been a sufferer from complication
of troubles for several years past. He
| was honored and respected BY all who
knew him. Funeral services viii be-
held tomorrow in the Cardston as
sembly hall.
Since the last report from here
another fine shower gladdened the
earth, but today Is warm and dry
again. Grain is looking quite well.
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CALIENTE, NEVADA
Persisted IN DEATH VALLEY.
Two Young Eastern Prospcct0rs Die
For Want of Water.

Caliente. New. May 14,-Joe Constan-
tine. an old prospector OF Nevada. who
has Just returned from three months
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CARDSTON, CANADA
FUNERAL OF MRS. IRWIN

Pioneer James Cook is Dead-Nas an
Old Resident OF Utah.
Special Correspondence.
Cardston, Alberta, Canada May T.
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Girlhood, Womanhood, Motherhood.

disease of the womb 1t induces refreshing sleep and
lcves mental anxiety and dependency.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
MUSIC AND
THE DRAMA

D'Annunzio's "Giaconda" will be pre-
sented July II as the first Of the series
of literary matinees to be given at the
Belasco theater with Miss Constance
Crawley and Harry Mestayer i'm the
leading roles. This play, which was
written for Duse by the italian play
wright, is a vehicle that affords great
opportunities for emotional acting.
There are scenes that test the highest
powers of those who would give ade-
quate Interpretation to the drama of
love and jealousy. Mr.. Mestayer will
have a chance to add to his growing
fame as an actor who has a special gift
for psychological analysis. However
critics may differ concerning his
methods, all must conCedc that he Is a
man with a future and this novel mid
summer season of problem plays will
prove his serious purpose of devoting
himself to the sort of human nature
studies that belong to the field Of the
alienist is not misdirected Miss Craw-
ley will have a role better fitted to her
peculiar talents than that afforded by
Hcdda Gabler, which caused such q
difference of opinion last week. She is
woman of rare individuality, poetic
temperament and splendid training.
The matinees are to be important social
events and the advance demands for
boxes and subscription tickets give
promise of crowded houses for the liter
airy matinees.