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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Last night Miss Louise Walden and
George j Mclaughlin we're married
az the home Of The brides mother Mrs
A. NJ Walden. iu the presence o. the
families and a large number Of friends
with Rev Paden performing the cere-
mory, Misses Margaret Walden and
Lenore Mors attending the bride and
Roscoe Breeder acting as best man
while delightful bridal music was fur
nished hy Miss Virginia Beatty and
Morris Andrews The decorations
were In pink and white. the bridal par
~ standing under a canopy Of vines
and sweet peas while al about them
were the dainty flowers combined with
greens The dining room was In the
same blossoms and pink tulle aided In
making 4 picture % the table. The
bride wore a gown Of white organdie
with elaborate trimmings % real lace.
her long veil Of tulle being caught with
. diamond pin the gift Of the groom.
The bridesmaids were in white and
pink Miss Walden wearing pink Or.
candle and Miss Morse white net over
pink. The brides brother, Forest Wal
den gave the bride away A number OF
the giri friends 81 the bride. assisted
In the dining room and on the porch
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INCOMP ARABLE
MOUNTAIN.

This eyer-deliyhtful mountain cam
yon is fast assuming place with the
finest and most exclusive country
home parks Of tho west. Former
campers who enjoyed the wildwood
beauty and charm of the "Old Arm
chair when 10 was first opened in
300. are now amazed 70 see comfort
able country homes costing from $500
90 $4,000 each. an lloi'g the shady
driveway from Hazel Dell 10 Royal
Park and Lotosdale
Each house Is surrounded by Is
own private park and grounds. stand
Ing well away from and above the
smooth evenly graded drive. and only
partially glImpsed through dense
green bowers 81 aspen, maple birch
and pine on the cool spacious yeran-
Gas and flowery terraces are ham
mocks and rustic rockers. from whose
comfortable depths one may content
edly read. or iest with pleasant
friends the happy hours away; OF one
may dreamily watch the eyer-chaug-
Ing play of sunshine and shade I'M and
out OF the canyons opposite, or on the
blue hills OF Parleys. Red Butte and
City Creek. far away.
From the deeply hidden or spark
Ing brook wells 40 the laughing
splash OF falling water. while shy. Wild
birds In The verdani foliage overhead
sing sweety the woodland songs that
cities never hear
The social NE Is comparable only
with the open house and generous In
formal hospitality Of the old country
homes Of the south before the war
These delightful places usually have
their own--or mutual--piped water
systems. and stables bathrooms. con-
yenient kitchens cool. open. screened
dinirgrooms and wide verandas. are
considered most certainly essential
smooth, well-made trails give easy
access "a the very heart ~ the dcep
forests. and further 10 Pine Top and
Dragons Head peaks on the very
crest Of the WaSatch range.
For The children are swings and
groves and the ever Joyous freedom
OF the woods
All lots are one-hslf acre or larger
one 20 two miles from rallway sta.
ton and public road. eight miles from
city limits. Independent telephone
connection 10 each house II desired
Some thirty ~ salt Lakes incest
people are already interested in and
enjoying the pleasures ~ this "Incom
parable Moun3ir." There Is room for
few more. ~ Pratt. the Landscape
architect. ~ As east Second South
street would BE- very glad to tell YOU
who ~ your friends are already loca,-
Cd there: what "a viii cost 10 buy a
country home place. and how 10 i'm
prove g. We Is agen: for the Beers
back & Sorensen subdivision OF
Mountain which ne would BE- pleas
a 10 have YOU see, without any eX-
Uense % you
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KENTUCKY GIRLS.
Party In Paris Where They Arc Com.
pared With French Girls.

New York Aug "A cable dispatch
10 the Herald from Paris says
Thirty-two young American women.
adiudged the most popular IN Ken
lucky through newspaper voting
contest and who arrived Tuesday
night. had their first day Of sight-see-
ING Wednesday. The French papers
like the English, occasionally assume
that the girls were chosen for beauty.
Hence they are making comparisons
with French girls not all compliments.
~ n the girls from Dixie The girls
do not seem 90 mind So, because they
have been described by French news
papers as "a beyy OF American beau
ties"
There was a crowd ~ between !. 900
and I 800 excited men and women wait
Ing for their appearance AZ the Hotel
du Louvre. nor was n a polite or re-
spectful mob. They passed open iudg-
ment on the young women, favorable
or unfayorable according 20 fancy
Everywhere the Kenmcklans turned
they found kodaks leyeled al them.
Once on their way the photographers
followed them. They photographed the
Young women as they stood before Ma
poleon's tomb or as they left the cabs
10 enter the church Of Notre Dame.
They viii remain In Paris until Mon
DAY morning. then viii do" swltzer-
land. Germany, Holland and Belgium.
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the man who has mastered It's intnca-
cies.
John J Mcclellan the tabernacle or
ganist l. q Young man, barely more
than co. He is native product, being
Mormon born aud bred. but he belongs
10 the "ueW school He Is a church
man iu the sense that Zion is the homo
Of his religious faith In personal faith
and practise hc Is as far from fanatical
or marital yagdres a. any clean-mind-
el young Americn He IS happily mar
ried and his devotion TO his art is mani
fest in all he says and does
shall not soon forget that torrd
July afternoon I'm the big Mormon tab
eruaCle. Whether Mormonism be
right or wrong whether Reed Smoot
stay in the senate or not. Zion Of Utah
has bullded a bridge into an enchanted
land OF music IN this big organ that
viii give saint or sinner Gentle Nor
mon or Jew 4 new highway to music
glory
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LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clearinas-Todays local bank
cleariucs amounted 10 S6sO.k6SgT as
against is3j,1l9S3 FOR the same day
last year
Came To- Circ1ls-Seven hundred
people were brought IN this morning,
from Tintic by The Rio Grsnde IN at
tendance on the circus. and 800 were
brought down from Heber City TO
Provo.
Present 10 Club--ATchitect s r.
Whitaker has made six foot photo
graph Of three ~ the natural bridges
and tho Gothic arch In San Juan
county. and intends presenting the
same 10 the Commercial club.
Schumacher IIcre-T NJ scho-
macher formerly traffic manager Of
the Short line, and now occupying the
same position with the United Fruit
companies in New York Is in the city
for q few DAYS. on a western business
trip and Is stopping az the Alta eluh.
sheep In Good Shape-Col Hickoy
~ the bureau Of animal industry said
today that tho cleaning up n the
sheep In Utah, Idaho. Nevada ana
Wyoming was progressing 80 satis-
factorily that g IS reasonable 10 as
sumo that the scsb have been cleaned
cut and the sheep can shortly be Civ
en- clean bin Of health.
New Canning Company A copy ~
the articles ~ incorporation of the
Springyillc Canning company Of
Springyille, Utah county. was filed
with the secretary Of state today The
capital stock u the company Is So
600. divided into shares Of the par
value Of 5 each. NJ. r. Crandall Is
president. John Lowry, vice president,
NJ. f. Crandall, IT,, secretary and
treasurer. The company will operate
canning factory at Springyille.
Don't miss tho grand street parade
Friday night. $50. United Commercial
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which was decorated with flags and a
table set for punch the decorations be-
Ing IN sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Laughlin left on late train for trip
10 the ST Lawrence and VIII after
ward make their homo 10 Rochester
u y
Another pretty wedding Of Yesterday
was that Of Miss Lucretis West ~ tais
city and Charles + MuTdock OF To-
ganspot. Ind. the event taking place
az the home Of the brides parents Mr.
ana Mrs ), T.. West With Rev. W. NJ.
Paden officiating The decorations
were 10 the hands Of Ernest Lam
bourne, and were beautifully done. the
bridal party standing in bower
formed with the window whose t'rEer
IKE shape lent itself admirably o. the
effect From the top Of the t)wcr
steamers Of plumosa starred with
white carnations were brought 20 the
front where hung a large wedding bell
or white pinks and pink roses. while
an about the room were vases OF Shas-
"a daisies. the mantel which was
banked with palms. being done !n the
same flowers Between tho parlor and
dining room hung portiers Of nmmosa
and white carnations tied with bows Of
white satin ribbon. and on the window
curtains throughout were SPRAYS OF
ferns The dining room was I'm pink
ana green. the bridal table which stood
directly under the chandelier having a
centerplece Of pink gladious while
sweet peas were at each corner. and
streainers Of tulle caught with lunches
OF sweet peas reached from the rhan-
deiler to the ends Of the table ON the
chairs OF the briCe aud groom were
BOWS ~ white Illusion fastened With
bunch OF white sweet pess The stairs
and landing We're banked with palms
ana iesIooned with plunosa ana each
door Was decorated with sueamers Of
smuaN, The bride wore q handsome
costume of white chiffon cloth with
trimmings OF real lace and her veil
was caught With diamond Wnhurgt
the gift Of thc groom. while q shower
bouquet az hridesroses completed the
toilet. The bridesmaid Miss Nettie
West. was gOwned in white net over
PINK tafteta aud carried roses The III.
tie flower girl. Hortense West. was I'm
white null and carried the ring IN a
basket Of Shasta daisies Mr.. !. F..
Murdock was best man 4 number of
the intimate frienGs OF the family as
sisted IN receiving. and IN the dining
room. The bride and groom left after
the reception for Idaho ana win Later
50 70 Indiana 10 make their home.
Yesterday Miss Flora Trim and DR.
j. T. Robertson Of West Jordan were
married Dr. Paden performing the
ceremony IN The new PRESBYTERIAN
church. Tho couple leaving afterward
for a trip before returning IN West
$50
Mr.. and Mrs :. r. Wcst and family
expect 90 reside.
49,
Miss Lena Moore has returned from
Brigham city where she has spent the
past month visiting Mise Lyle Knud.
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PERSONALS.

General Manager Bancroft 81 the
Short Line has gone north.
o. r. Davis, Of the land Office. Is
away on his summer vacation
General Agent Neslin OF the Burling-
ton is up north on business trip.
II. r. Foster Of Butte is in town to-
day. en- route on a trip 10 Los An
geles.
r. y. Kramers N the Short Line on
rineerng stan Is down today from
southern Idaho.
Judge George a. Armstrong and
wife LETT last evening for a 10 days
trip through the Yellowstone park
Harold orlob left for New York
Yesterday 10 commence rchearsals on
1.-THE Seminary Girl" for which he
has written the music.
Mr.. and Ms Joseph Lppman have
returned from their wedding trip
through southern California, and are
being welcomed home by friends
Miss Ida ~. Blaokford Of Portland
who has been visiting IN this city for
the last few weeks with Miss Eva
Thomas. returns 10 her home tomor.
row. Miss blackboard resumes her
studies NJ Mills college at TIE opening
Of the fall term.
While NJ Amos, representing the
Kenyon hotel has returned from an
extended trip, not only In the interes,
Of his hotel. but Of Salt Lake city
and the state. Mr.. Amos has been on
the road FOR seven years during which
time he has scattered advertising it,
erature relative "a the city and state
widespread, but has interested himself
IN personally eNslsiniug 10 tourists ana
investors the advantage 20 be gained
by visiting Utah,
DR.. and Mrs. W II. McEnev re-
turned 20 this city yesterday after
noon, and registered az the Kuutsford
after a years travel in Europe. They
toured France by automobile They
Will leave for san Francisco shortly
where the doctor g. 10 resume his
practise. while IN England the doc
tor shipped % San Francisco furni-
ture and pictures that had been Tn
his family for generations but fears
that an have been burned as he IL
unable 10 locate them.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The salt Lake temple will close FRI
day evening June 20 and reopen, Tues.
day, Aug. !. 1905.
JOSEPH F. SMITH.
Presidsnt
logan. Utah. July 6-The Logan
temple VIII close on Friday. July 20.
1900. and reopen on Monday. September
:, 1905, WM BULGE.
President.
The 81 George temple viii close ~
doors on Friday. June %. and will not
reopen again until Tuesday, Aug. -.
iVA DAVID II. CANNON.
President
The Manii temple will be closed July
%, ana open for ordinance work. Sept
4. 1906.
JOHN ID. T. MeALLlsTER.
President
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local oface Of the wealth.
Ct bureau for the q hours ending at 8
a. m. today:
Temperature a. A. No. g. maximum.
sf. minimum. IS mean a. which Is de.
greCs below normal
Precipitation for the a hours ending at
d a. m. ~ inch
Precipitation since the 6rst Of tho
month NJ iuch which Us 10 ilch above
fhc normal
Excess iu precipitation since Jan. !, l0i
inches
Relative humidity 60 per cent.
FORECAST TlLL6P ~. FRIDAY.
Local forecast for salt lake City and
vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight ana Friday.
r. j HYATT,
Section Director.
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or this morning. and no definite news
naf been received today nom the scene
OF the mutny. The officials decline to
make any statements. but II il asserted
from a reliable source that the multi
neers, With the exception OF q few on
the smaller islands who have Few
guns. have surrendered. The prisoners
are being landed IN patches. guarded by
loyal troops They arc dull and seem
70 have little thought Of The punish
mcnt which awaits them
sAMUR MUTINEERs GIVE UP.
Tiais. Caucssia. Aug. Upon the
arrival OF detachment of Cossacks the
companies Of The Samur regiment az
DeShlagar. commanding the famous
gate at Derbent. which has mutinied
surrendered and handed over their
rlngleadcrs 10 the Cossack commander
Telegraph communication with Dtsh-
lsgsr has been restored.
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AT THE RESORTS.

Aaltair-LoEau and Brigham city
people 70 the number ~ nearly 800 were
Al saliair yesterday and went home on
a late train last night Today Is circus
Say even a. the lake as sal,air trains
are stopping az the circus ground 10
pick up and land passengers. On Fri
Say Farmers sugar Emerson. Forest
Dale and Waterloo wards are booked
ior day no Salialr Last night the
slocum pictures drew another large au-
Silence. They run Tor the remainder q
ne week
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COURT NOTES.


A petition Tor letters Of admnsua-
ton or the estate Of y. b. Jensen, who
died IN this city on June g. 1905, has
been filed IN the probate division Of the
district court by Mary Jensen. The
value OF the estate is 3l400
Mrs Josephine Hansen has fled the
VIII of Martin Hansen for probate Boo
the district court and asks that she be
appointed eXecutriX as provided IN the
viii. The estate II valued at $500.
Mr. Hansen died az Murray on July g.
1906.
The win ~ Catharlne =. smith. who
died 10 this city on Sept g. 1908. has been
filed for probate in the district court.
together with the petition of r.. Z.
Smith asking that Hyrum Gof be APP
pointed AS executor. The ssaie Is
valued at Nl5Q
Emma X. Crismon has filed suit for
divorce IN the district court against
Leo Y. Crismon ON the ground of de-
sertlon. They were married 40 Farm
ington on Nov. e.. 1905 and have one
child, of which plaintiff asks the Gus
tody She also asks for 500 as all
mcny and so as attorneys fees
Judge Morse today rendered a decree
" foreclosure Of moriage in favor OF
plaintiff in the case OF Louisa b. Ames
against Samuel p. Carlson and the I'M
known heirs Of samuel p. Carlson. The
amount of ne Judgment is S5lQS6. and
attorneys fees amounting TO 800 and
the property forecl0sed is part OF
80 IL
survey.
The case against Shovel Bros &
Belcher. charged with violating the
cisht.hour law by working their men
more than eight hours per day on pub
DC works iu this city. was again con-
tinued by Judge Whitaker today until
Monday morning. The continuance was
granted upon request ~ defendants
Who desired more time 20 consult their
attorney before entering plea 10 the
charge The defendants are oontrac.
tors and are grading the streets pre-
raratory 10 paving
Clarence Mcdaniel by his guardian
ad lltsm. Annie Mcdaniel. fled suit
IN the district court today against Nc
Coy's stables. corporation 70 recover
1900 damages FOR personal injuries al
legged 10 have been received az the
hands o. Robert St Clair the foreman
AZ the stables. on July 10. 1906. II Is
alleged that young Mcdaniel was work.
Ing at the stable on the above date
when ST. clair violently assaulted BIN
and struck him on the ear iniurlng his
ear drum so that be may be pcrma.
rentIy deaf The boy was otherwise
Injured about the head for an Of which
NJ asks damages In the sum stated
above.
Don't miss me grand sreei parade
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NuFArING GOSPEL.

The Rev. T. q. Warren, pastor of
Sharon Baptist Church. Bolair. Ca. says
n Electric Buers. ITS A Godsend
% mankind. 10 cured me OF lame back.
stin joints. and complete physical col
apse. was 20 weak 10 took me half
an hour 90 walk mile. Two bottles 81
Efctric Bltters have made me 50
strong have Just walked three miles
p v minutes and feel like walking
hres more It's made a new man o.
ne Greatest remedy for weakness
ma al stomach. Liver ana kidney
complaints Sold under guarantee al
: c, N. / drug store. ii2-lli SO. Main
~. Price tAc.
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE

The sales OF this afternoons rerpls-
call OF the mining exchange were
DAILY Judge. ESQ at II 90.
Lower Mammoth. 1000 at 50. ana d.
~ 600 al 4si{ 500 al Is. ~
New York 500 at 81: 500 at gli.
Yankee Con. 500 al g.
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KILLED ~ RUNAWAY.

Baltimore. Aug. 2-Waltsr h. McElroy.
tged 81 a prominent member 81 the In
dependent Order OF Odi Fellows, was a..
most instantly Killed yesterday while re-
turning from the funeral Of Israel Perry
~ Bayonne y. J.. whose body had been
brought here for burial McElroy was
slone m hack the horses o. which be-
came frightened and ran away The
hack was dashed violently against a post
was cut almost from car 10 ear BY brok-
On glass The driver of the hack was SER
iously injured.
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T0DAy'S MONEY MARKET

New York, Aug. 2.-Closs.
Prime mercantile paper. 5eafx
Sterling exchange, firm. then
easier at 4s515dl.s5. % for 10.
mand. and az 4.s?.SO Tor s0.dsv
bills; posted rates, ISeyalH
and 4.sJin4.S6.
Commercial bills, i.3lAalR
Bar silver, 64L.
Mexican dollars. BOZ.
Government bonds steady,
railroad bonds, easy.
Money on call. easy: sd3t; NJ,
cent ruling rate. ~; closing M
-. offered at ~.
Time loans slightly hrner. n
days, 3is a 4 per cent: % DAYS
HQia, six months, 81.
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YESTERDAYS

Fred J Savage 20 W c. Burgos
warranty deed, lots 10 4 s syn'
Alta Place ................. '
l.. y. Wicks 20 Sophia RrodbscS u
warranty deed, lots , 10 5. hloct
Linden Park Ann, ''UeA
Eliza, Z. Dunlap 10 X, r. Mscon
aughy, warrant deed. lots Sd MI.
], Coates q Corum's sinh ''''h
III Gregson 20 w. NJ. Thone 49,.
raniy decd. 10 acres. part 80
tons n-5? township nor,b
range ! west etc.. ..s w.
Thos. Cook. Jr. 70 Chest.r g.. u
warranty deed, sN acres OF set,iss,
;, township ? south range ,Tes, A."
y. O WILEY, Jr.. 90 +. ~ Rro.', III
warranty deed. lots Ill., blccL
. Dunford's sub. - ''''A
]. \. Fritsoh 20 n C. Hoffman =, a.
warrants y, deed lots ?6..i, block
VIM. II Hendrlckson 70 same w,,
rauty deed - feet hy { rods y,
lot u, block a. s.acrs plat -
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church headquarters when they visited
the Cassia stake Now that great plain
on both sides OF the riyer-is studded
with pioneer cabins and other improve
ments. and here and there-mosuy
on the line Of the railroad
there are 10 towns with from 100 TO
900 inhabitants in each. Before OPEN
ing the land sales I'm 1904 the govern.
ment had located three towns (Schar-
rp Rupert and Hepburn on the north
side Of the river. and on the south
side Burley Kimberly and Twin Fails
city and other villages were founded
by the citizens themselves. In all Of
these Latter-day Saints constituted a
part Of the population.
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BOSTON CLOSE.

Todays closing on stocks in Ros,o,
as reported over the Pollock wires e,.
pecially for the Deseret News
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FOUND TUBERCULOSIS.
State Board Of Health Has Made a
Startling Discovery.

Tho state board Of health announces
the discovery in this city Of tubercu-
losls among COWS, and infected animals
are being killed as fast as discovered.
Secretary Beatty emphasizes the neces-
slty OF stamping out this disease. as Il
Is carried In the milk and infects
parties using such milk. particularly
children. How IL came to he establish
a. here is at present matter OF con-
lecture. The secretary says every
herd IN the state should be tested for
the presence Of the disease.
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You can have the best time OF your
lie at Lagoon saturday. L. q. r. day.
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hurley FLoURIsHING.

Thus we have already a hourishing
ward On Burley, organized last June
with Lewis W. Robbins as bishop: and
then branch and Sunday school or
PLANTATIONS. also, IN Hepburn and near
Twin Falls IN sope Of the other
towns branches viii undoubtedly be or
ganlzed m the near future.
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Don't miss the grand street parade
Friday night. $50 United consaercial
Travellers az Lagoon saturday.
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Everybody goes to Lagoon saurd,,
L. c 7. day vi u'''
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You can have the best time Of your
lIfc at Lagoon Saturday. L, G, T. day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-02

Big list Of prizes a. T. c. day at La.
COON Saturday.
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Dont miss the Grand street p.rads
srlaay night. In United Commercial
kAs..s.s a. Lagoon Saturday.
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r 4 Evana Florist SO Q Main b.
Floral Designs 9 Speciality. Phones 81
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Don't miss me grand street parade
Friday night 49, United Commercial
Travellers 40 Lagoon Saturday.