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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
PERSONAL MENTION

AttorneyGeneral NJ. a. Breeden re-
turned Monday evening from Ogden
where he went on Il business trip.
+. D. Hobbs. register of the Land Office
will leave this week for vacation. He
Will go TO Portland and perhaps on to
Seattle, and expects 10 return ia about
two weeks.
Misses Hattie and Ida Flygare have
returned from the East.
Miss Nell Williams returned yesterday
after a months visit in Los Angeles and
surrounding points,
Mrs. Henry G.. Styer Of Logan returned
home Tuesday. aftor an extended visit to
her father, MAJ. Edmund Wilkes, OF 133
South Fourth East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles/S, Wilkes are in
the city from Goldfeld. New. with the
intention OF locating hero again.
X. Van Dam OF the Utah Credit Mems
association Is absent from tho city on
q trip to Bingham and Will later go on
to Idaho on business.
r. W. Pittman. for the past four years
manager OF the Western Newspaper
Union, departed last night for Everett
Wash, whore he goes TO accept POSI-
tion with the Everett Paper Mills. R.
V, Brown, formerly OF Des Moines Ia
succeeds Mr.. Pittman.
Mrs Joseph NJ. Cries OF Ogden, Utah
was successfully operated upon for tumor
by DR., A. j, Hosmcr, at Holy Cross hos
pttal. The patient Is getting along
nicely.
C. q. stef1er of Silver City. Utah. Is
q, visitor In Zion.
George White, formerly with The Trib-
une. but now with the Oregoniau at
Portland. with his wife and daughter, la
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs A. H.
White, in this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
KAYSV|LLE WINS
AT E|STEDDFOD
Sunday-School Contest at Salt
air Is Enjoyable
Event.
TWENTY-THTRD WARD
OF ZION IS SECOND
Decision of the Judges Is Ap-
proved by the Audi
enCe.

Kaysville carried off the prlze in the
Sunday school eisteddfod at Ssltair last
night Four choirs. OF thirty voices each.
entered the contest. namely: Mammoth.
Edward Davis. leader; Tweuty-seventh
ward, Thomas II. Ash, leader, Twenty
second ward. Ernest Wlnn, leader; Kays-
vile, DR.. ]. H. Grant, leader. The judges
were Anton Peterson. j. ]. Daynes and
Hugh Dougall.
In awarding the prize TO the Kaysville
choir. the judges said: General reudi-
tion good, tone and quality excellent, ex-
cept the tenor, who forced on final
climax A good body of singers and de-
serve the prize" This prize was check
for $40.
The marking of the judges was as fol-
lows
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These markings are a scale of 30
The prize TO a choir OF fourteen voices
was awarded to the Sugar House singers,
and being the only one TO enter the
contest, took It's honors easily-a check
for s25
After each choir had sung America"
In the contest, the various choirs mingled
with the audience. and the National
anthem was again sung with much spirit.
as an appropriate close to the pro-
gramme. The decision OF the judges
seemed TO be generally satisfactory.
Each Of the choirs enjoyed a separate
banquet after the contest.
Fully 5000 people were present. and all
seemed we'll pleased with the entertainr
ment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
SHOOTS LAMENT.

Through dreary days I wander, sad and lone,
Brooding upon the glory that is past;
IL pains soro TO know that all mine own
The ones who voted as is bnde them-caSt
Their ballots as is told thcm-oh ! moan
As ] perceive my power all fading fast
dare not fsco the future. lest 1 cast
Myself edrift md sink unknown
Into the gulf that threatens Smith md me
And in hours OF pain ] may but dream
OF by gone days, when ] had planned tho
scheme
To gain place and make a king to he
All tkat is past: / only scream
Tbere's none TO anEwer-nonn 10 see
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
Benefited by Trim.

District Judge Henry II. Rogers Of
Fort Smith, Ark, who has been on a fish
ing trip In the Jackson Hole country for
some time, was in Salt Lake Tuesday.
and left the same evening for Fort
Smith. The Judge was in poor health
when he started on his trip, but has en-
tirely recovered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
Reien of Crime Increases

LIBAU, Aug. 2S.-Terrorstic crimes
against persons refusing TO atbliate with
the rcvolutionists continue with iucreas-
Ing vigor. Periodic lists are published
In the Lettish secret press Of those un-
der the ban, whether they are TO be
KILLED or their property DESTROYED.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
Improvement Club Entertained

Misses Sadie and Lucille Pimbs entertained
tine B Street Junior Improvement club last
evening The following programme wsE ran
dered and enjoyed by the large crowd ~
young people who were present: Piano solo
Miss JsEsmino Smith and Miss Sadie Pimhs
reading, Mrs Godby; song, Mary Godby;
Anderson; piano solo, Verne saviIle; sonS
Iuci1a Pirnbe o"oe,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
DOCTORS TO CONFER
Meeting Of Western Surgical and
genealogical Associations Thursday.

The meeting Of the Western Surgical
and genealogical association, to open
Thursday in this city, will be largely
attended. The meeting will be held in
the Y, NJ. G. 4. auditorium. The open
ing session Of Thursday morning will
comprise addresses Of welcome by Gov.
Cutler, DR.. NJ. A. Hughes of Salt Lake
and DR.. NJ. L. Harris of Chicago, pres.
ident of the association.
The discussion Of scientific subjects
will occupy the major portion of the
time of the three days session, but for
diversion there will be auto rides, a
trip to Logan and a visit to the art
gallery of Mrs. Emery Holmes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29

and want them
as much 90 40
it is to love tho
beautiful and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
Hospital Society Will Meet.

The ladies' of the Ct. Marks HOSPITAL so.
clety will hold a meeting at the Y. u. c. A
at 1920 o'clock this morning. full at.
tendance is desired
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
Held Lucky Number.

At the Coop secondhand store last
evening raftle for tool chest was had,
The winner was G. r. Bell. who held the
number 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
DUNLAP HATS.

For fall and winter, in various dinnen-
sIons, on sale August Goth.
BROWN, TERRY &c WOODRUFF CO.,
l66 Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
EXCURSION TO G0LDFIELD
Aug, 81 ST., Sent. 1st.

Via o. S. i. and s. z. lines. Round
trip from Salt Lake, S35.45. Tickets
good for return to September 10th.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
CoLoRED SOLDIERS TESTIFY
Members of Tenth Cavalry and
Twenty-First Infantry WITT
nesEes In Land Gases.

Deputy United States Marshal J. O.
Moore has returned from the northwestern
part Of the state, where he has been for
the last two weeks summoning witnesses in
the land fraud cases to appear before the
federal grand jury
Among the witnesses are several colored
soldiers of the Tenth United States cavalry
at Fort Robinson and of the Twenty-fifth
infantry at Fort Niobrara. These witnesses
with others are to be questioned regarding
their procurement to make filings within
the Comstock and Richards land enclosures
under the assurance that they were to be
reimbursed for the lands when they made
final proof, IL decided oyer to the Spade
ranch and other cattle enclosures in Sheri-
dan and Cherry counties. The investiga-
ton of the land fraud cases will be taken
up Thursday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10

nounced. and for a general meeting Of the
members Of the First Church Of Christ.
Scientist. at Boston June lO-17, the same
rate Is made.
Railway Notes and Personals.
~ r. Joomis. general attorney for the
Union Pacific in Kansas. residing at To-
peka, was IN the city Tuesday.
The Burlington has nearly completed
laying its ninety pound rails on the main
line between Lincoln and Denver
Fourteen German immigrants. direct from
Castle Garden, left over the Union Pacific
for San Francisco "Wednesday morning.
The Rock Island has prepared a neat
folder setting out the advantages of an
outing at spirit Lake and Okobojl The
folder shows the New Orleans hotel. which
has been built to replace the other de-
stroyed by FIRE, and has interesting in
formation on the fishing and boating to be
found there.
Harry Lee Roberts substitute railway
mail clerk, has been appointed TO the
Omaha and Mcfarland run on the Rock
Island. and Justin r. Badgerow, also a sub
stltute, has been transferred to that run,
and will operate from the Lincoln head
quarters, instead of Omaha, hereafter. otto
n. Miltz has been transferred to the Palmer
and Burwell run from the Omaha and
Ogden. and Bert u. Sherbundy has been
promoted from class three TO class four.
A. r. Archer, additional railway mail clerk,
has been promoted to the Omaha and Ogden
run on the Union Pacific.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
HALLER AND HIS FLAMES
TaIbOrs Manager Here to Arrange
for Fire Fighting show
This Month.

Sam Halter. assistant general manager Of
Talbot's Fighting the Flames" company,
is in the city, overseeing the placing of the
first installment of advertising for the big
benefit which will be given for the fire and
police departments relief fund. The date
of this big show, which has been the talk
Of the east for two seasons, is May g, "a
% and g. The show is arranged for sixty
four boxes. all Of which have been sold
by the fremen and policemen who have
been out hustling tickets. The location
will be Twenty-first and Paul streets, the
old circus grounds.
This is the big Luna park production
which has been put on the road and will
be seen for the first time in the west Scp
Dundy used 1t as his feature attraction for
two years when he decided to let it go
on, the road. The show travels in forty
cars, which are needed for the 800 people
and horses and the large amount OF scenery
The paraphernalia includes fourteen pieces
of the most up-to-date fire apparatus in
GLIDING hose carts, trucks and extension
ladders. Forty expert firemen. selected
from some of the leading companies of the
United States accompany this exhibition
one of the owners is f. w. Mcconnell. well
known from the Transmississippi EXPOSE
ton, of which he and Dundy were the
principal concessionaires. The originator,
Frank L. Talbot, is a wen known amuse-
ment and exposition caterer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
JOHN REYNOLDS is WANTED
Former Omaha Property Owner
sought by Citizen of San
FPanciHcO.

City and County Treasurer Fink has re-
ceived a letter from T. H. Mulkey, 626
Golden Gate avenue, San Francisco, asking
for information concerning the wherea bouts
of John Reynolds. who once owned prop
erty in Omaha. Mr.. Mulkey explains that
earthquake and fire victims are hunting up
relatives In quest of financial assistance
Reynolds lived in Oakland after leaving
Omaha and more recently went to Seattle,
where trace OF him was lost. Attorney
Isaac E. Congdon remembers Reynolds,
who was a locomotive engineer and was
employed by the Union Pacific here about
twenty-five years ago. Mr. Congdon does
not know Reynolds present whereabouts
He had residence at Evanston. wyo., for
q time.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
DEMOCRATS MAKE THREATS
Promise Trouble If Election Certificates Are
Not Soon Issued.
POLL BOOKS ARE STILL MISSING
CanvasHinH Board billed for
Meeting "wednesday After
noon, hut Failed 60
HaterIaIize.

The missing poll D.oAs OF the First pre-
cinct OF the Firth ward continue to cause
trouble at the city hall and delay in issuing
election certificates. The democrats are
stirred up about the matter and are pre-
tending to fear that perhaps the books were
lost and the machine made to register
lot OF votes for W. w. Bingham to over
come the plurality of 100 votes Of Council
man-elect Bridges. These charges are gem
orally laughed at, but the democrats are
threatening 10 take the matter before the
grand jury If the canvassiug is not COM
pleted and the election certificates issued
soon
Meanwhile, City Attorney Breen has got
wrapped up in a terrific problem concern
ing the vote on the paving bonds, con
nected with the missing poll books, and he
sacrificed his lunch to an effort to get an
opinion trimmed up for the meeting Of the
canvassing board yesterday afternoon,
which did not materialize after all 1t is
desired to have the vote on the bonds APP
pear Of record eminenty without flaw,
in order that no shadow may be cast upon
the city paper when issued that will inter-
fere with its sale.
Mr.. Breen has discovered the law no.
where authorizes the taking of the returns
board but that it expressly provides the
figures shall be taken from the poll books
as recorded by the election boards With
out poll books there can be nothing for
the canvassing board to take in making
up the totals and this is where MIR. Breen
and other city officers are stuck.
E1bOurn and Police Fail.
The mysterious nonappearance of the
poll books, of which there are two, has
been made matter of newspaper history
City Clerk Elbourn and a large policeman
were unable to get any trace Of the books
and the information the election officers
In the precinct were able to give RESENT
bles the sum of nothing plus nothing. The
officers say they supposed the books were
delivered in the clerks office, but the
clerk 'supposes" not. The officers will be
asked to come I'm and tell the canvassing
board more about their suppositions
and Mr.. Breen probably will get them to
make affidavits that the books are lost, in
order to establish record for possible
litigation about the bonds
With every vote cast in the precinct
aligned against the bond proposition the
latter still would carry by the necessary
majority and In verify not much is at
condition of things has tied UP the cleo
ton certificates and the suspicious demo-
Gratis are beginning 10 froth at the mouth.
The city attorney says no district court
order is necessary TO open the machines
and observe the totals-that the canvassing
board can order.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
ohamberIain's 'coGRh Rsnsdy THOR.
49, ouRhIy Tested

No better test can be given a medicine
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Remedy has been recommended by dealers
who handle 1t. It has received thousands
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has been sold under guarantee to give salts
faction for almost a third OF century is
the best test of ALL 1t can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant and safe to
take. Try 1t when you have a cough or
cold.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To the Ladies OF Omaha and Vicinity


We Wish 10 Announce
The recent purchase Of TWO LINES OF
FINE LACEs and embroideries from the
largest importer OF fine laces in New York
AT SOC ON THE DOLLAR. These goods
were imported In two lots, one for St.
Louis and the other for a Chicago dress
makers supply house; they were late in
delivery and were refused. We have never
before in the history Of our business been
able TO offeF the equal OF these lines, as they
are all this seasons GOODS, of very latest
patterns and finest quality Some OF these
goods are now on display in our show
windows, but will not be ready for sale till
Friday, May II. We would very much like
TO have you see these lines as early as
possible. The bands and batiste insertings
are particularly desirable at this season.
and for white gowns the embroideries are
truly exquisite. See this display Friday
or Saturday at the latest.
HAYDEN BROS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
AT THE BOYD TONIGHT
The Mandarin, Celestial Comic
opera in Three
Acts.
CAST:

CAST:
The Mandarin. s. Hamilton
So-Fah ..................M Miss Mabel Leackey
Do-Ray Me ........ Miss Gretchen Emery
Sing Song. ..........!.... Miss Alice Winspear
Chang, public prosRcutor!st. ..s.s ......-.4
...,.,..."..g,Donal A. johnson
Chung, counsel for prisoner. G, w. Long
Tener 81 i;rv M Man STi ahaT
lieutenant John Smith,. Lou j. Treynor
Colonel Coldsteel. .....,-.-.-.C, j. francisco
S SapS sb Miss Hazel fvinE 9t1S
Choruses of Chinese ladies, jurymen,
soldiers, attendants, etc, and British
soldiers and sailors.
This charming opera will receive it's first
hearing in Omaha tonight. It will be re-
peated tomorrow night and Saturday matt
nee for the benefit Of the San Francisco
sufferers. All three performances are under
the auspices OF the Parish Aid society of
All Saints church. A large number of
seats have already been reserved, enough
to warrant the expectation OF crowded
houses. The cause is one which appeals
to the sympathy of everybody, and the
performance offered ought to interest all
who may have otherwise subscribed hber-
ally and who like to patronize Omaha
talent. especially when under competent
direction as they are able to give a per-
Torrance of professional excellence. There
are some exceptionally clever people in the
cast, who have been carefully prepared In
their different roles. The chorus is large
and efficient: the ballet is Composed of six
teen very pretty young women with sixteen
Chinese tots as an adjunct, also the cele-
brated gatling gun section of the Omaha
Guards will apear in the battle scene and
in their Special drill. The costumes are
new end the orchestra enlarged so that
fully 100 people are engaged in the opera.
The curtain rises at s;l5 and carriages may
be ordered for 1890.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10

The extended litigation between the man
ufacturers Of the Comptometer. Felt &
Tarrant Mfg. Co, Chicago and the
Mechanical Accountant Co., OF Providence,
Rhode Island. terminated May in a de-
eision Of the United States Circuit Court
OF Appeals at Boston. broadly Sustaining
an Important Felt patent on adding and
calculating machines, and ordering a de-
cree for an Injunction.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10

The German performances at Boyd's
opera house next Saturday and Sunday
evenings should certainly draw large
attendance. The purpose is an excellent
one, as the proceeds goes towards the
erection of a Schiller monument In River
view park the first monument of its kind
in Omaha. 1t is, therefore, the moral duty
OF each German to assist in this worthy
undertaking, and he should be proud to
show that he masters two languages
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
0 stennieI,ip .riclxetn

am agent for ali European steamship
lines, handling outward and prepaid tickets
Sailing lists. diagrams and literature can
be obtained on application. First and Sec
ond cabin and steerage at very lowest
rates ]. B. Reynolds, c. p. A. Burlington
Route 1902 Farnam street
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
STEAMSHIP TICKETS

To aRd from European and AsiAtie
Points.
Fun line Of outward and prepaid tickets
via all Transatlantic steamship lines Make
your reservations for cabin passage early
For rates, sailing lists. etc can al city
Ticket Once. Chicago Milwaukee & ST
Paul Railway, l524 Farnan street. Omaha
Neb,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10

The regular shoppers matinee will be
given at the Burwood theater this after
noon, the bill being The Cavalier" This
production is one of the heaviest yet in
stalled by the Woodward Stock company,
and has proven immensely successful. Miss
Lang is making nightly hit in the role
Of Charlotte Durand The bill for next
week will be the we'll known melodrama
The Belle of Richmond"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
Announcements OF the Theatera.

The last Of the mid-week popular price
matinees, which have been so popular with
the women, will be given at the orpheum
this afternoon. The eight varied acts
constituting this weeks program are draw
ing and enthusing large audiences and
Judging from the comment and demand
for seats the house will be well filled this
afternoon with women and children.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
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Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
Piano for sale.

/ must sell at once my new $50 mahogany
piano. VIII sell cheap. part cash, balance
to suit Ill N. 10th.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
wATcHEs-Prenser. 18th and Dodge SITS
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From Omaha, via Chicago Great Western
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Equally low rates to other points in Mime
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Michigan. For further information apply
to II. H. Churchill, Gen. Agt., 1919 Farnsm
st., Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
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There h growing sentiment in this
country In favor Of MEDICINES or Known
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sition Of that which he or she IL expected
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medicine.
Recognizing this growing disposition
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
ROADS PREPARE FOR RUSH
Railways Get Ready for Lsndsseksrs Going
to shoshone Reservation.
ONE OF BIGGEST OPENINGS EXPECTED
Method of DrawinR. similar Go that
Employed at Rosebud AGENCY,
WIN he Followed
ont

Railroads. especially the Burlington and
the Northwestern, are making active
preparations for the coming OF thousands
Of anxious landseekers to wyoming In
June and July on the occasion of the
opening of the lands Of the Shoshone or
Wind River reservation for settlement
One of the most exciting openings in the
history of western development is ex-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-10
Adding Machiae Pa1e11 S1,,.In.a

HAYDEN BROS.