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DEATH OF MRS. J. J. TALMAGE.
Proctor encement-Thieves az
Nork-funeral Services.


Provo. June 4 Mrs Susanna Praetor
Talmage, wife u Dr. j. ]. Talmage Of
the Flfth ward died Saturday evening
at 1850 o'clock from am affection Of The
heart, complicated with other ailmsnt,
The deceased was the daughter ~
George and Sarah Martin Preater. aid
was born iu 1aubourne. Berksl iro.
England. July 70. 1886: She was married
Aug u, 1883 to Or J. j, Talm3ge aud
became q member ~ the Mormon"
Church iu MAY 1868. In 1876 the fan.
fly emigrated 10 Utah. and has since
lived in this city. Mrs Tllmage was a.
devoted Laitcr-lly Saint and an affoc-
tiouate wife ana mother. Before CON.
ing 10 Utah the home Of the Talma9es
was a home to the Elders. By whom
they are held in loving remembrance
for the kindness they extended 20 them
while on missions. Mrs Talmage Was
a woman Of kindly. sympathetic nature
and made warm friends of an her ay-
quaintances. She was also possessed
" strong intellectual abilities, Vhleh
are reflected 90 her children one ~
whom is Or J. p Talwage ~ the Uni.
versity Of Utah. another Miss Sus.a
Talmage. Is a student at the Columbia
university. New York 4 SON. George.
is on a mission IN New Zealand. Her
husband. eight children. % grand
children and one great grand child sus.
vivc her Three children have died.
Dr. j. r. Talmaee arrived I'm SAT-
Lake today from trip. he had no
intimauon OF his mothers fitness. 10
say nothing Of the fact that she han
passed away until his arrival home.
ou q belated train
The eldest daughter Of The deceased
r. Mrs. Edward Harding. the youngesl
daughter is Miss Mary Downs
The date ~ funeral win be Fixed after
word is received from the daughter
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OPERATION TO
RESTORE SANITY
David jenkins Has Skull Ire
panned by Local Surgeons
And Rallies Nicely.
MIND AFFECTED FROM A KICK.
Was Brought by Parents From Mem
tai Hospital and His Recovery
Assured.

ogden. June f-The skull Of David
jenkins. Oldest son Of Washington Jen-
Nrs, was tropanned Saturday after
noon at the ogden General hospital by
Drs. Rich and Osgood and DR.. Forbes,
in the hope OF restoring the young man
to perfect sanity Mr.. jenkins was
kicked on the head several years 7go
by a horse, which caused a depression
iu his skull. This affected his hraA
SO that at times he was not sane and
was a short time ago sent 20 the state
Mental hospital for treatment. but lid
not seem 10 improve. hence his parents
had him brought home, as the physl-
clans believed that an operation would
restore his mind He revived from
The operation, and appears 90 be- very
bright. giving much encouragement 10
all concerned. aud hopes Of his entire
recovery are entertained
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shipped to Ogden from California. and
were sold to the young ladies by a To-
cal merchant but ia no way was he 20
blame. The cherries Il appears had
not been washed or wiped after being
picked, and We're covered by harmful
bacteria.or Paris green or other poison
Gus substances was on the cherries sup
posedly from spraying. and IL was this
which poisoned the girls After eating
the cherries they we're seized with
cramps and severe pains, home reme-
dies were applied and helped IN the
case Of Miss Woodcock and one NJ the
other Young ladies'. but the other suf-
fered such agonies that a physician
had 10 be called before relief could be
obtained
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I brigham Johnson. Evan Wride An
| drew Watson. s r Eggertsen. Waller
1 scott. John Giles. W. y Roberts. WI
ham Buckley and Bishop Ralph poul-
ton who each testified 90 the exem-
| pialA NE and good qualities OF the
| departed Beautiful vocal selections
We're rendered by the ward choir.
STAKE PRIESTHOOD MEETING
~ the stake Priesthood meeting
heid here Saturday. Presidents Iobn
ana Keller addressed the meeting and
reports were made by the Bishope or
,oulseiors NJ The folio wing yards.
SpflngNillt First and Second wards
ileasoni View and Mapleton. The fol-
living brethren were sustained FOR
v,r.uinatiou Co the Priesthood. Ira
w a! h" Boyer. Peter Wells Crardsu
TpilngH'Ie Car. Farley. Timpanoeos'
Provo ''''o'i'
Proctor COMMENCEMENT.
,Ih.re vas q large congregation AZ the
'"Ib l'bauousl church last sverips IA.
occasion % the baccahuleste eerrns,o b..
ktN, ;. II. Goodwin 90 thr rraduatee u,
tH7 iI.cter academy The ,ubieef - pr,
~ 'u sermon was Trained for SCR
Fl ~ "a ala
tl3t aIi training should be- for a., ..,,.l'a
~ God and humanity. wars si,,",.' \. Wy, w.
scented A featur. Uf he p,iiel,,f - ~,
Nls 500 py Murray TRelvcs. T6ia te
commencement week sf H. p- ,'s u
tuesday afternoon ana evening tbe s-b0Ii
VIII present Cinderella"
Wednesday evening The eighth -,.6o
s,allafes VIII give AS class eta1riss
Mr- Wigs ~ tho cabbage patch $3.50
iH4I sdav evening the r5mrreftr.,,,,,,,
exercises win De held.
norm, .,,,,,.,.....
urn thieves AT WORK.
Thomas g,,tps,, ....I ,s...
arrested ,,stfrdsy ir sgri,,,,'...t3iss' i' were
quest M Inc prato ofs..r. .'IV ~ ~
here. where tb,,. v.ftr t.,'.s .''i3 oiuusNl
charge of bnrgl,r,. H'al.s oh a
will he had ln hi. pr.,essi,, ,,, , W., 'n't
STOLEN fr',', IT,, ~ ''t'l an oNoIcnii /
the propaTf,. ~ T,,5qa a. 'f'' " odl''nah'
yallsef were t8k,r fr.,,, a.. n'' Two I
sumo time Ths ,,...". '., H"',i 7' lle (
found Cormsr rls i,r' e., ueF' upL p''A /
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AFTER FRANCHISE.


ogden. June AT the meeting ~
the ogden city council tonight applica-
ton for Cd franchise win be made hy
George 4. Snow, vice president Of the
Utah Gas and Coke company boz behalf
OF the company for a franchise 20 erect
d large gas plant iu this city and to lay
gas mains throughout the city. 10 fur
nish the public with gas Tor light and
fgel purposes The company proposes
II the franchise is granted 10 eNpeni
upwards of 100000 in ogden ln get
ting its plant and mains established
and win furnish gas AT the rate ~
$l.00 per 1000 feet Mr. Snow aud am
other representative of the company
have been lu ogden for over week
past preparing the application for
franchise.
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large fish hatcheries located az Hunts
Vile, Weber county, says that the re-
port which was circulated that the re-
cent high waters Of the ogden river
and the heavy rain storm had greatly
damaged his hatchery is an error. as
he did not lose any tsh from the
same. bur Is pleased 10 report that
the FISH industry Is rapidly growing and
bids fair 20 become one Of the great
est industries IN this county.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Licenses to wed were granted by the
county clerk 90 the following couples.
+. r. Thomas, principal of the Five
Points school and Miss Gertrude White
d popular public school teacher They
viii spend their honeymoon lu the
east
Otto Grass of Omaha Neb. and Miss
Grayce NJ. Noycs Of HASTINGS. Neb.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
The propiietors Of the Elephant
Elite and FalstaG cafes were arrested
by the police yesterday for running
card slot machine I'm their places Oh
business
lie pastndll game 20 be played to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock az
the Glenwood ball grounds between the
ogden policemen and the salt Lake
Boobies promises 10 be an interesting
game,
This evening. az 1880 O'Clock. the
alumni Of the ogden High school with
the graduating class and a Few friends.
vii meet az the Broom hotel corner
whence they viii take carriages ana
drive 70 the Hermitage On ogden cane
yon, where the reception 10 the grade
ates IS 20 be held.
John Cottam, who was arrested uu
thc charge Of ombezzIng from Fred
llilm9n has been released from custody
on $500 bail.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News delivered every night Sunday excepted a,
Semi
- Fourh Norths
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-04
POISONED BY CHERRIES.
Danger IN Eating Tnwashed Fruit
Three Ladies Affected.

Ogden, June i.-Through eating cher
RES last Friday Miss Catherine Wood.
cock and two other young ladies we're
POISONED The cherries had been
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LOGAN.
B. Y. C. COMMENCEMENT.
Program Wednesday June 6-Nams
OF Graduates.

Program Wednesday June 6-Namrs
of Graduates.
| Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co. June Com.
| mencement exercises az the Brigham
Young COLLEGE will begin this evening
| when the baccalaureate sermon Will
! be- delivered The regular exercises
viii be held Wednesday the 9Th. when
TIE following program will be render.
ed.
! Htii'Ht 'ssts.' .srss.., tOlleRe choir
| selection The Orchestra
| Report President J. H. Linford
Violin solo..........Nl Mrs. T.. n. Mann
Paper William l.. Alfred
Nocal 500 ,,..........M J. Ballard
Paper ....,...,........F. ~ DANES
Seiectloh .-.s............ Orchestra
.eledictory ....,...., Edith Y. Bowen
Address 20 graduates. ...........
........ Supt Horace Cummings
Presentation Of diplomas and certif-
Gates
ADDRESS President Joseph =. Smith
Anthem The Chol.
The following arc the graduates
Arts Course. Leading 20 Degree 4.
3 Franklin David DANES
Normal Course--Albern Ethan Allen.
William Lyle Alfred. Edith Vilate Bow.
en-. Lettie 4, Cole. Mary Ann Catmull,
Florence Irene Dudley. Oscar Smith
Dunn. Lydia Luetta Gibbons. Warren
Leroy Lindsey Eva Parkinson Fila
Petersen. Mary Naoma Ruse. Aaron
+ Rasmussen Ann Eliza Reese Ro-
7ina Skldmor4 lnez stock Alma
Nlcholas Sofeuson. Ella Frances Smith,
Olga T.. Thomson George Harrison
Vaughan. Mathew Anton Nelson.
Business Course-Ssmuel Christen-
sen, Merlin Ross Harvey. Andrew An
TON Johnson William Henry jackson.
Jr. Nilford Oliver johnson. Norman
j. Lloyd, MILFORD Newton Moses John
q. Peterson Isaac Elmer Richards.
Joseph u Watkins Jr. Edwin Albert
Walton. James Carson Allen. Ir.
short Business Course Mary J..
Anderson.
Domestic C1ursc-Ellen 4. Rudre.
Mary laleno Hendricks. Harriet A.
Pond Netie $ Parkinson.
Science WHkic n. blood,
William n Grnths
English Course Charles Frederick
Chadwick
Agricultural Course Andrew Will
Mechanic Art, Course william
Vanguard
Nurse Training Course-Alce Winl-
fred Miner
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
The county Teachers examinations
VIII he held a. the Brigham Young
college THURSDAY Friday and Satur-
day June =. 6 and o.
Prof Thomas r. Mckay viii lecture
before tho Cpuioilf session ~ the
Fourth ward this evening.
The knowles win hold their family
reunion ON Saturday the 9Th
The Cache Medical association will
hold us monthly session Wednesday,
June g.
Miss Ella Vaughan has returned %
from Nophi whore she has been teach-
NIX during the past school wear
CACHE COUNTY AFFAIRS.
The county commit ssloners held their
regular session Friday
Thomas Smart and others asked that
he county defray portion Of the eN-
'cnse necessary 10 repair the bridge
Irer Logan river in the Seventh ward.
Referred 70 commissioner Knowles.
Fruit Tree Inspector Brabys report
howed $4,000 fruit trees imported in
% the county from the east this sea-
ION.
The county clerk was instructed to
purchase a ticket to Butte for George
Horne.
Commissioner Knowles and Atty
Walters were instructed 10 confer tn
he city council as % the disposition ~
he college view addition near the
.smetery.
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FUNERAL Or MRS. WATKINS.

Impressive funeral services over the
remains OF Mrs. +. j, Watkins We're
held at the Fourth ward Westinghouse
yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Bishop r. r. Woolley presiding The
ward choir a quartet. Orson Griffin
and Mary Farley furnished some sweet
and appropriate music. The speakers
were President Vim. Waddoups of
Benson stake presidency Bishop
Wooley Elders b. \ Hendricks. c. n.
Greenwell. and II. W. Civilian. who
paid a beautiful tribute 20 the memory
Of the deceased, whom they character
ized as true daughter Of God. a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-04

John ". Johnson FOR many years om-
ployed by the Denver g. Rio Grand.
~ section foreman formerly az Fas-
view and of late years here died yae-
terday morning from lung trouble and
a complication ~ other ailments. Mr.
Johnson was native Of North Caro-
iins but has been p resident ~ Utah
Tor many years. and was about SO years
n age. he WAS a highly respected
citizen \ wife and seven children SUE
yiye him. Funeral services VII hc hold
Tuesday In the congregational church.
beginning A. D us
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pETER sTuBRs' rrNERAL.

There was large attendance 40 tho
funeral services held n the tabernacle
yesterday over the remains OF Peter
Stubs, many relatives and FRIENDS
coming from other towns to attend.
Tho speakers We're Bishop q. n. Berg.
who also read a Biographical sketch oil
deceased. Elder Joseph Birch OF Amer
lean Fork, an old-time business assoc
cate Of Mr. Stubbs Elder 5. $. Jones
President David John. Bishop John Is.
Hindley " American Fork. aud Barry
Nride " PsySon, each OF whom -p1k.
words Of consolation 10 the boresyeI
family and testified 10 the many good
qualities ~ The departed. The tabaI-
nsC'o choir rendered beautiful yoga,
selections The Garden city quarte,
rendered The Vacant Chair" ana Miss
Florence Jeppers1u sang beautiful
Folo, II Know That Ny ReicrnIr
Liyetn'
There was profusiou of noral offer
iUgs and large Coupgo followed DE
remains 20 the cemetery
FUNERAL OF JAMES CHISLETT
Tho funeral services over tua zee
mains Of James Chislett held iu the
Sixth ward Westinghouse yesterday.
were attended boy many relatives ana
friends The speakers were Elders
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faithful wife and kind friend. whose
lifes work was made up OF deeds OF
goodness
The attendance at the services was
very large and wealth Of floral trib-
utes covered the casket lnterment
took place IN the Ogden city cemetery
Six OF dece1sed's brothers acted az
pallbearers.
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Calculator, John J. MeGreeo.
Ii5 Wash Ave. IND Tel 81
Office With Lambert Paper Co
Payment. for the Daily, SATURDAY.
and semi-Week,y News should b
made TO the Cifculator Delivery
made by carrier On the sane terms
as in Salt Lake
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TOWN ~ GALA ATTIRE.

The decorations for the convention
of United Commercial Travellers as
ISOLATION 10 BE- held here this week
It'd fair 10 out do any previous effort
"a place the city In holiday attire. Al
ready many Of the business houses
have decorated their windows with
the lodge colors white blue and or
ange. and many badges OF these colors
are being worn by both ladies' and gem
tlemen. The U.gh Light and RAILWAY
company has a large force OF men at
work who will be- busy Nigh ANA day
until Thursday placing wires aud coll
0red lights throughout thu principal
parts ~ the city. over coon i6-caudle
power lights will be strung On the busI-
ness streets giving a pretty effect. At
the intersection ~ Washington avenue
and Twenty-ifth street an electric sign
has been placed bearing the inscrip-
ton Welcome l.. e. T."
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WARD MINSTREL SHOW.

Al those who attend The Second
ward minstrel show this afternoon at
$3.50 and evening al o'clock. also
Tuesday eycninw are assured am even
ing's laughter. besides the proceeds
VIII be used % defray the ward ex-
penses The amusing program VIII
be rendered under the direction "
Mrs John L. Herrick
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FISH NOT INJURED BY STORM
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY FEBRUARY II. 1905

,,sn Steamer Nueces Xix. Galveston February 3
0na!,ory d Co: with passengers and mdss Passed in
steamer julia Luckenbach, wartbiehIer San Juan
Salsusry -. Aguadilla 20, MayRgnez 81, Ponce 2e.
aIgogo 90. Yobaco February l. Humoeoa z, Arroyo 8
sha san Juan g. TO the Peck Steamship Company, with
NOSE Arrived at the Bar at 8 m
o, ne M Suthen tier). Wicke. Havana February
70 ID Munson. with moasses. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer City Of Atlanta Fisher Savannah February
=, 70 ocean steamship Company, with passengers and
Hlese. rahsed In Quarantine $40 a m
,pteaLner City OF Washington Micheiseu Tampico
aHuaIy o. aud Havana February 6. James Ward
&c WITH three passengers and mdse Arrived at the
Gamer apache. Staples. Jacksonville February
ano charleston g. to William Clyde & Co WITH IA
sessers ana Tndse Passed in Quarantine az 1.3s m
steamer JEFFERSON. Dole. Newport News and Sor
toik, OLD Dominion Steamship COMPANY rt.b"
gers snd mdse Passed in Quarantine 2:0s m
.Ss.nuv HOOK, Feb To- $3.50 m-Wind northw.s.,
SAILED
steamers Pretoria Ger. Hamburg via rovs-. Mt,
t5tSnn tt5r London; St Louis, Souhanlpton ,ia
mouth and Cherbourg; Bluehelds. BaItimore cuean
cow ,I valparaiso. 1quque. etc: Columbia OBJ cas
E. Hua La Guayra Curacao. Foutabela "a,
81 Lhoinas st Kits etc; Coamo, Juan Ponce 80,
fS3n fthVanai Amsteldyk Dutch Newport TaTs
atinz AuSust Wilhelm 0Ger) Port Antonio KInvston
10y OF Macon. Savannah e. Dorado Orleans
SiiaiI5 Ihr). Liverpool: Vaderiand
Nsra,. [51cess Anne Norfolk and Newport News.
IeY az (brl Grenada and Trinidad Norte f;alvssto
Vest and Galveston Iroquois, Charleston and Jac
sonEie; Perug1a (I3r) Marseilles American Teutnb
slt antwerp; Flora (Nor), Domingo Cv en6 Ana
Matteawan CBr). Newcastle S slu AzuA'
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, Feb. 8, 1905
ARRIVED.

steamer Lucana Csr). Watt, Liverpool February and
Queenstown 20 the cunar1 Steamship Cornany f,t.eS
with az cabin and $50 storage Passengers mails
NOSE Arrived al the Bar at l0:SS ? m. 9th ~
Steamer Philadelphia Mills Southampton ana
February 3 10 the American Lima M cnb, 60
$40 steeraEe passengers. mails Arrived AZ TIE
Bar at s:3s - NNe
Steamer Oscar II DAM EempsL Copenhagen January
30 and C,r-stiansand 81, Funch, Edye Co wth ri
cabin and lsl steerase passengers mails ndse
rived az the Bar at 4:45 m.
Steamer Louisiana dam, Anderson Copesrhare,
uary p and Shields 26. Punch Edge Co IN ballast
Arrived at the Bar at $3.50 a m.
steamer Ia SSvoie PT Porot, Hare February
the Copagnie Generate TRnatantique. with ira cabin
the Bar at s:25 II. - -
steamer Manuel calvo Cspan) Castillo Genoa January
the Compania Trsatiantioa with II
age passengers and mdse- Arrived the Bar at a m
SteanleG CaTonia tt3r) Barr Ffume January IS and
Naples 80. 10 the Cunard Lid with 81 cabin and
100 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
1904 - ''' --
Steamer Celtic Princess r) Humphreys Bu.nos Avrs,
Psrahyba 10. Meceo p ana February "a rssr
Der 90. with mails mdse Arrived al the Bar az
- 0 $50 -
BerTnudian Csr) Fraser Bermuda February
outerbridge Co. nos passengers mails ana
uaase arrived at the Bar at s15 q
steamer Daggry (Nor simonsen, Progreso january 80
End Oanpeche eOruAry J. with mdse TO ThebRud Bros
Arrived at the Bar AT s m. ~
Steamer Prias Wilhelm II Dutch Vinckers Parsn,ar,
Cun1ana ana Guanta "a La Guayra 20 Puerto CabeiIo
p Curacao so Jacnel 81. AUX Cages February St Marc
and Prince February g. the Holland-America
Line Win cabln passengers mails and Tndse- Arrived
Steamer Hugona- Mclean Cranica r February I
with TO the Guanica CentraIe. Vessel 10 the New
York and Porto Rico SIS Co. Arrived at a 8
N
Steamer Vigisncia Knight vers Cruz February I
Frogreso ana Havana g to James Ward & Co, with
. passengers. mails and mdse Arrived the Bar at
$40 " -