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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23
sHERIFF's HANDS FULL.
Three Males and One Female Mem
tally Unbalanced.

Ogden, May, 23.--The sheriffs depart
ment has been having an ardious time
during the past week with insane peo-
pie and have three people at the coun-
ty Jail now charged with insanity. The
most violent among them Is young
man named Samuel Asher, Of Chey-
enne. Wyoming, who imagines he Is Je-
sus Christ number two. He was taken
In custody at the Brown hotel where
he was causing a disturbance; imagln-
ing that he was called to go to San
Francisco TO save mankind. He Is q
merchant Of Cheyenne and had on his
person several checks and valuables.
The Wyoming OFFICIALS have been noti-
fled of his condition.
The young man named Jenkins who
was released from the asylum last
week at the request of his parents. was
taken in custody again yesterday af-
ternoon. He may be operated on as
the family physician believes that IL
an operation Is performed he win re-
cover from his mental affection.
Arthur Johnson. the boy from
the Reform school, who is suffering
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EAT, DRINK AND Be
MERRY AT MY EXPENSE.

Jersey City. y. j.. May 2g.-."Eat
drink, be merry at my expense" was
the request OF Charles Heller. who died
Saturday 20 his comrades OF George II
Thomas post q. A. r. IN compliance
with his desire on their return from
llelier's burial the As surviving mem
beers OF the post marched 10 the han
where the feast paid for by their
comrades death benefit Of 500 awaited
them
Heller was member Of the Fifty
fourth New York infantry IN tho Ciyll
war. and later became successful
builder The members of the post
marched IN the funeral cortege from
the home Of their dead comrade to
Flower Hill cemetery, where the burial
took place. They iourneyed back. with
the band, by trolley cars to the hall
and ate, drank, sang and eulogIzed
their dead comrade.
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CASE DISMISSED.
Watson Burglary Trial Ends Suddenly
state VIII Appeal,

Provo, May 23.--The case of the state
vs. Vim. Watson, charged with burg
lary in the first degree, was dismissed
Yesterday In the Fourth district court
before going TO the jury on motion OF
defendapts attorney, Messrs. Thurman
& Evans, on the ground that the infor-
nation aid not state facts sufficient
to constitute the offense of burglary In
the first degree with which defendant
was charged. The Information charged
that the defendant had entered a GER
tain saloon building with intent TO
steal. but did not charge that the inten-
ton was to steal sufficient property to
make the ot'ense grand larceny-and II
II had that would have been almost
impossible TO prove-and as petit lar
ceny Is but a felony, the contention
Of the defendant was that the facts as
set forth In the information did not
charge burglary in the first degree
Judge Booth took the same view of the
case, and discharged defendant. He
made a similar order, on his own mo-
ton IN the case of Clyde Hows lmpli-
Gated with Watson.
District Attorney Howtz will appeal
TO the supreme court to get an inter-
probation Of the law. 1t Is stated that
there are several convicts I'm the state
prison, convicted on the same kind of
information
COUNTY SETTLES THE BILL.
The board Of county commissioners
nave decided to pay all the cost of
purchasing tho experiment station
ilsrm between Lehi and American
FORK, and have appropriated s2,650
lW me purpose Of paying the balance
Of $4,000
representatives OF Lehi and AmerI-
can FORK have worked hard to get
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CURED THROUGH THE BLOOD BY R.B.H

Is your breath foul? Is your voice
husky Is your nose stopper Do YOU
snorc at night? DO Won snecze great
deal? DO you have frequent pains In the
forehead? DO you have pains across the
eyes? Are YOU losing your sense Of smell2
Is there q dropping Ia the throat? Are
YOU losing your sense Of tastc2 Are You
gradually getting deaf? DO you hear buz-
2ng sounds DO you have ringing In the
ears? Do YOU suffer with Jansea OF the
stomach? Is there a cons ~ bad taste
I'm the mouth? DO YOU have q hacking
cough9 10 YOU cough at night2 DO you
take dold easily? II So you have catanh
Catarrh IL not only dangerous in this
way but II causes alterations, death and
decay Of bones loss ~ thinking and rea-
souing power. kills ambition and energy,
often causes loss Of appetite indigestion
dyspepsia. raw throat and reaches 10 gen
erai debility idiocy and insanity II needs
attention az once. cure IL by taking Boz
tanlc Blood Balm az BIB II Is a quick
radical. permanent cure because II rids
the system OF the poison germs that
cause catarrh Blood Balm % Il b purl-
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symptom giving strength to The entire
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HOW TO FIND OUT.

FIN a bottle or common glass with
your water aud let Il stand twenty-four
hours, a sediment or settling indicates
an unhealthy condition OF the Kidneys
II II stains the linen II is evidence OF
kidney trouble; too frequent desire TO
pass IL, or pain In the back Is also con-
yincing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out Of order.
WHAT TO DO.
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VINE or beer, and ovorcomes that un-
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to go often during the day. and to get
up many times during the night. The
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When writing be sure to mantlon that
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Salt Lake City Daily Deseret News
Don't make any mistake, but remember
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homton. n. Y, on every bottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23

Mucous membrane, and (BBBl sends n
rich, tlnging food OF warm, rich. pure
blood direct 20 the paralyzcd nerves. nu-
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warmth and strength just where IL Is
needed, and In this way making a perfect,
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DEAFNESS
II you are gradually growing deaf or
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SKIN INClSI0NS.
\ London Surgeon Makes Them With.
out Leaving Any Scar.

New York, May pa cable dispatch
TO a morning paper from London says:
some OF the hospitals here are EN-
paying for operations an unnamed
surgeon who has perfected n method OF
messing the skin without leaving Wis.
ible scar His sucr-ss is mainly attrib.
utable to his skill ana experience. but
MS method Is based on the practise Of
cutting the SKIN slant-wise instead of
at rignt angles to the surface. He
uses hollow ground scalpels. made al.
ter his own designs. Sometimes mas
sage forms part OF the healing treat
ment. II is said that old scars from
operations can be removed by this
method, which. It Is declared, is one Of
the most important advances made I'm
surgery IN recent years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23

dered by Mrs. Mary Farley, and Face
10 Face" by Miss Myrtle Ballinger.
The speakers We're President c. f..
Middleton. Patriarch George w. Lar
kin, Elder Hans Madison and Bishop
Marriott, who paid a glowing tribute
to the kind, energetic life Of the de-
ceased, and to the glorious resurrec-
ton, giving much comfort to the aged
parents, and other relatives.
The Westinghouse was crowded with
friends. The Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Firemen attended the funeral in
a body The floral offerings were nu-
merous and beautiful. lnterment took
place in the Ogden City cemetery.
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CHEAP RATES EAST.
Via Colorado Midland Railway.

On May 26-2s, June 1915 tickets
will be sold to Chicago. Minneapolis,
Memphis and points west thereof, at
rate OF one fare plus two dollars for
round trip. Limit, october 3lst, stop
overs. Call at our ticket office or tele.
phone for full particulars, Dining
cars June lst
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OBLIGATORY SERVICES
At the Joseph Smith Memorial
Monument.

lust issued. giving detailed account
OF the journey ana services of the
Memorial party to Royalton and Sha =
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points of interest in the East Illus.
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REPORT ON PRovIDENT LIFE.

Albany, n Y, May 23.-The state in
surance department last night made
public It's report on the examination of
the Provldent Savings Life Assurance
society of New York. 1t shows total
admitted assets OF SS,G9l 405 an unim-
paired capital of 100000 and unasslga-
ed funds of $69,75s
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GOLD FROM AUSTRALIA.

san Francisco. May 23-SIxty-two
boxes OF English sovereigns, valued at
81, 500. ono were brought In this city, from
Australia by the Oceanic company's
steamship Sierra. The gold Is con-
signed 20 local banks and Is the largest
single shipment OF It's kind in years,
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ONE FARE FOR
ROUND TRIP.

Chicago to Buffalo, n, Y, and return,
via Nickel Plate Road: June 9Th. 10TH
and 18th; return limit. June 25th. Par
ticulars at Nickel Plate Office. No. sll
Seventeenth St, Denver Colo.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

The Southern Pacific pay checks ar
rived today making the boys happy.
John NJ. Hanson has gone to the
northwest on a business trip for George
II Tribe e. company.
DR. a. S. Condor has gone to Butte
as a witness I'm damage suit on trial
there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23

the county TO put up all the money,
and presented numerously signed petit
lions to the commissioners, asking
that all the expenses OF the purchase
OF the land and water be borne by the
county.
The application of Hugo Depregin,
representing miners and others OF
North Tintic. asking the county to
assist in building a road into North
Tintic has been referred to Commits
sioner Dixon.
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ARE YOU A THINKER ?

You should read the new book Nor
mon Philosophy" by L. A, Wilson
Price, I5c,
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
no boast Of IT,
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Today 5 Ogden News

from insanity was taken to the asylum
today.
The coloted woman who was tempo
rariiy insane was discharged she hay-
ing recovered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23
BURGLARS IN COURT.

One VIII Stand Trial--Two 20 TO
Prison.
ogden, May 2S.--ln the district court
before Judg Howell, James sullivan
and George Wilson were arralgned on
the charge Of burglhrIzing the room Of
Harry Gavros In April Wilson plead
guilty 10 the charge and will receive
sentence Thursday morning. sullivan
entered plea of not guilty and win be
tried on the charge
D. j. Brooks pleaded guilty to bur-
glarlzlng l.. III. Becroft's store on May
!, and VIII receive sentence Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23

Twenty-iirst and Sagamon streets, was
damaged by fire early today. one Are
man was Injured.
The loss is $50 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23

~ FREE TO OUR rRIEnDsi
We want 10 send 70 our irlends a beautiful
hard-enameled in eolsrs. Il & . beauty. for the
dressing tiels. Ten sents Ia STAMPS Is ssked Is .
measure Of Eqod ih Ind 70 cover cost Of caseafets
WIZ e.. vA ssS.s l' I Ss .s q. s.s: q
stsslias Rsnsdy CsnpSay, clIsais Il hsw ysiE|
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WEDDING PERMITS.

9. G Thornhll aged 81 OF American
Falls, Idaho, and Miss Gertrude Rooms,
q Of Ogden City, were granted H.
cOnSe TO we'd
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CARDSTON, CANADA
LIVELY TIMES IN ALBERTA.
Many Public Works Projected and
Work H. Plentiful

Special Correspondence
CardSton, Alberta, Canada, MAY l5.-The
legislative assembly for the new province
OF Alberta has just completed its first
session and adjourned Much wise legls.
lation has been the result and the new
machinery of government seems TO have
been started on smoothly 10 the satsfac-
ton. generally of the masses. The capt.
tai IS permanently located at Edmonton
tlagary gets the high school and other
prominent public Institutions go to vari
Gus localities, The budget contains an
item Of $4,000 20 erect courthouse at
CardstOn,
The town authorities of Cardston have
also bylaw 10 present TO the voters on
the 25lh inst, to decide whether to bond
the town for $1,000 TO construct an eltc-
trte light and wuterWorks system. From
present appearances the question will
have the approval OF the rate-piyers and
this will make more work for the spare
hands Altogether the prospects for a
busy season are very bright The new
transcOntincntal railway Will be IN course
of construction for at least three years
10 come; the public works department for
Alberta has half q million dollars to eN-
pend on roads and bridges IN 1906: SO with
the local improvements the promise Is
bright for steady employment
The Cazitr Bros Construction company
has secured a large contract on the Can.
adam Pacific railroad, which viii take
It a year TO complete. The &. +. n.
canal is also being carried To completion,
that ls the first portion of It, the latcrals
and extensions OF the main canal Will
be labor tor a fcw years 10 come,
Good work teams arc scarce at $50 to
500 span as result " the demand Tor
them
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SCHOOL BOARD.
Contract Let for Rcmodcling Build
ing.

ogden, May 23--The board OF educa-
ton held a brief session last evening
for the purpose of considering bids for
the construction of the addition to
the Lewis school. They awarded the
contract to Mr.. Whitmeyer who was
the lowest bidder lie is to commence
the work of remodeiing June 2, and
push to completion, so as to be ready
for opening school in September The
board viii pass on teachers Friday
night
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wooLFoRD BRANCH

Tho Woolford branch " the Cardston
ward was organized last Sunday, with
Elder William r. AinsCough presiding
school: sister Harris, president Of Relief
society. and Sister Nellie Pitcher IN
charge NJ the Primary association The
good people IN that locality known as
Inc Butte Lake schNol district have COM
pleted n neat sChoOlhouse and a day
school already started, 81 now that their
ecclesiastical affairs are provided for II will
not be so much like a ranch at Poverty
Flat"
Born. 10 Mr. and Mrs. D. +, Harris Jr,.
n girl to MIR aud Mrs Joseph card, a
hoy
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.

Mayor Frlsby has received a com
munication from Quartermaster c. A.
Deyal at san Francisco. acknowledge
ing the receipt Of the car of provision
sent by Provo City and citizens to
the destitute of San Francisco.
Erling Bjornsen, the distinguished
Norwegian who Is now travelling I'm
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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS.

The following officers OF the Brig
ham Young University student body
for the ensuing year have been elected
President. A. r. Rasmussen vice
president, Nellie Clyde, secretary, j. Il.
Rees; treasurer W. A. Wanlass;
standard bearer, W. A. Black, yell
master, Ashley Bartlett; athletic man.
ager Ernest Carroll; basket ball man.
ager 4, w. Smith; auditing committee,
Berry, Maycock, Robert Salisbury,
Henry Raile directors of White and
Blue, Hyrum Manwarring, Gertrudea
Brown Del ID Rover
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WOODEN WARE PLANT BURNED.
Chicago May 23.--The plant Of ~
Chicago Wooden Ware company kat
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CAT ARRH,
FOUL BREATH

You Continually khawk and Spit and There is Constant
Dripping From the Nose Into the Throat, Ii You Have
Foul Sickenn8 Breath That Is Catarrh.
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WEDDING BELLS.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples:
William Cole and Ethel Finch, both
Of Goshen.
Anthony Henry Engberg and Maggie
Pierce, both of Salem.
VIII O. Frampton, OF Pleasant
Grove, and Dottie Fisher. of Provo.
Frank Hoover and Gene Noyes. both
OF Provo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10
Peculiar and Fatal Accident.

Geo. Nichols. OF Van Burcn. Mo-,
who has been in Rocky Ford for pas,
three months. met with fatal aeci.
dent last Thursday. While riding
home from Swink on his wheel. he
undertook to pass rig driven by X.
Hedge OF La Junta. going in the same
direction. and the space being narrow
between the rig and side OF the road
he was compelled to ride close to the
horse. The animal. colt. frightened
and kicked Mr.. Nichols in the left
side of tho abdomen. DR.. Cavcy was
Immediately summoned and rendered
all possible aid. but internal injuries
were OF such an extent that rupture
Of the bowel and pcri,onitis dcvei.
opcd and he died within sc hours
from time Of the injury. Mr.. Nichols
was 20 years OF age. single. and ar
active member Of the Modern Wood
men OF America. and has made many
friends here. Oscar Sheets of Var
Burcn. Mo-. and an old friend OF Mr..
Nichols accompanied the remains to
their former home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10
Evil and Evil Only. Always and Ev
eryWhere.

The saloons at Swink have been
giving the town company and the mu-
nicipal authorities much trouble. As
usual they assumed that their licens:
to sell whiskey allowed them to vio-
late the law in any direction they saw
fit, and they soon attracted a large
crowd of gamblers of all grades Of
criminality. They insisted on keep
ing wide open on Sunday and thought
that their rights and privileges were
greatly infringed upon when they
were compelled to stop gambling and
close on Sunday. just at present the
lid is on, but they will, have TO- be
watched day and night, as duck
takes no more delight in pond of
dirty water than the average saloon
keeper does in violating the. law.
There is something in the spirit of
the miserable business which makes
law-breaking natural to the man who
sells that which puts the devil into
the purchaser.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10
Narrow Escape from Blood Poison.
ing,

Over two weeks ago L. R. Fcnlason
met with an accident under peculiar
circumstances. While at Swink lady
tainted in the store of the Beatty Mcr.
camille Co. The lady's husband and
Mr.. Fcnlason carried her out OF the
buildings to Mr.. Fcnlason's automo.
bile. The store room is not yet com
plctcd and has only a temporary. floor
Mr.. Fcnlason broke through this and
his leg from the ankle to the knee
was badly scrapcd- He gave the
hurt little attention ard went abou,
business as usual. But in few days
he was compelled to take n rest and
begin strenuous. treatment to prevent
serious case Of blood-poisoning. Sic
is now out OF danger and able to give
attention to business again.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10

Recent occurrences go to prove
that the irrigable regions of Colorado
are not half developed, and in fact,
are only in their infancy. The max
ing Of dams and reservoirs and the
Of lands is process now going on
with never ccasing energy, and it is
certain that this work will in the near
future be carried into places where
such thing is not thought OF at this
time. The semi-arid West is CON-
ing to the front in big hurry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10
District Court in Session.

The district court was in session for
one brief hour Monday morning,
Judge Voorhees, coming down from
Pueblo to preside.
In the case of the people VS.. F. D.
Stoop and Andrew Nicholes, at the
relation of G. NJ. Hall, which came
up on demurrer, the defendants
protesting against recount of the
ballots in the First ward, Judge Voor-
hecs overruled the demurrer, the de-
PENDANTS being given twelve days to
file their answer. This looks as
though there would be a recount,
which will probably result in tho
seating of two dry aldermen, thereby
changing the complexion of the city
council and knocking out the pro-
posed Inauguration of saloons.
In the matter of the judicial ex-
animation of the bond history of the
Otcro Irrigation District, decree
was issued that each and all OF the
proceedings for the organization Of
the district, and all other proceed
ings which may affect the legality or
validity of the bonds and the sale
thereof, are approved and con-
firmed, and the bonds were declared
to be the bonds of the district and
the legal indebtedness thereof.
The district court then adjourned
until August 3oth.-La Junta Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10
make Hay While the Sun Shines

There is 4 lesson in the work OF the
thrifty farmer. He knows that the
bright sunshine may last but day
and he prepares for the showers
which arc so liable to follow. So i,
should be with every household. Dys-
entcry, diarrhoca and cholera morbus
may attack some member OF the home
without warning. Chambcrlain's Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy,
which is the best known medicine for
these diseases, should always be kept
at hand, as immediate treatment is
necessary, and delay may prove fatal.
For sale by Awards Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-10
Flower and Sympssly.

Although these words are not syn.
onymous the giving Of the bouquss
or wreath IL usually the tsuest ex.
preston Of the kindly feelings sought
to be conveyed by the word Of sym.
pathy and heartfelt interest In the sick
and afflicted. In commencing ths
action Of Oneita lodge No. 40. +. U.
OF A.. for the beginning OF = fund
for the bcstowai of flowers upon the
members OF that order during sick.
ness or affection. mention must be
made OF the "fioral March," tho OF.
der Of lodge procedure during which
'freewili offerings" are placed on the
altar. to be used by = competent com.
mittce for the purchase Of flowers TO
be carried to the homes Of sick and
afflicted members Of the Fraicrnal
Union. Give flowers to the living:
forget not the sorrowing; throw every
possible ray OF hope on the path oi
those struggling against adversely.