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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
In HONOR OF BURNS
Thistle Club Arranging for Fittine
Celebration.

The Thistle club has just Installed tba
tellowi3g new oflleorsi President. NIcoI
second vice-presldent, Robert Stavsnao' "cie
secretary. David Henderson; treo smrar
Simon Greiye; sergeant-at-arms, RoheI;
w, WluSi conductor W. a. Gray; chapIIn
AT the close of the installation refrosh
ments were served by the ladies FSnai
2rransements were also made for tha
Burns ms banquet and concert to be given
tric9l Workers hall In celebration 81 'iuc. &c
birth OF ScotiaS poet, Robert RurDs '"s
splendid programme has been arranood
Tor the occasion. Invitations viii hn t eo
sued during the week "'' pe Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
Lineruen Arrive.
BOOKS FOR LIBRARY
Number of New Volumes to Be Placed
on Shelves Monday.

Tho following forty-nvc books VIII be added
10 the public library this morning..
Miscellaneous.
Beaumont & Flctcher-Works 2 vols
Observation-Disclosures France vol ?
KnoX-History OF tho Reformation in Scot
land
Norris. Ed.-Irish Literature. 10 vols
Poe-WorkF. 10 vols. CRef)
SSaton-NRpcleon's Captivity In Relation to
Sir HulSon Low.
Fiction.
Brown-Pnradse
Rurlond-Black Motor Car
Counolly-Docp Seas Toll.
Couch-Shakespear Christmas
Ford-His Version of It
Galligsr-Ca,tlc Del Monte.
Keayg-Work OF Your Hands.
Shaw-Irrationnl Knot.
Shutc-Rcnl Boys
WiEt-r-Prizo TO the Hardy
Children's Books.
Burnhlm-Jcwcl.
Connor-,jlnngarry School Days
DodSc-Land Of Pluck
HRzclton-Notional Capitol.
London-Toles OF tho Fish Patrol
Anbie-Nyths Every Child Should Know
Soton-A9imal Heroes.
StoddNrd-Talking Leaves.
Misunderstanding Child
Wade-Tcn Big Indiana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
STORM CONTINUES
Frost King Will Take Hold After
Snow and Rain Cease.

According TO the officials of the local
weather bureau. the frost king Will take
possession OF things after the snow and
rain, which began to fall Friday night,
ceases. II is not likely, however, that
the snow clouds VIII pass away until to-
night. as the prediction given out Satur-
day was Snow and colder tonight and
Sunday"
Since the Inception OF the storm, which
has made II so disagrceable under foot
began, the barometer and the therrnome-
ter have been steadily falling. 1t Is like
ly, however that the frost Will become
more biting beginning tonight The snow
and rainStorm extends over a wide area
holding forth over the entire Pacific slope
and a large part Of the Intermountain
country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
DEATH CLAIMS IT'S OWN
w. S. Gibson Passes Away, After
Long Illness.

After Illness OF fourteen weeks W s
Gibson. n well-known resident OF this city
died Saturday morning at his home. Is3 Third
street. Deceased born in Airdric. Scot
iond. September &C. lSfs. He cmIgrated to
Missouri in 1854 and located in Utah in 1886
lie married Johanna Barnard In July, 1861
and Is survived by widow, four sons and
three daughters. For years he engaged in the
lumber business with his brother John S Glib
son, who wos killed In 1875. Thnt snme year
Mr.. Gibson met with a severe accident In tho
sowmil by which he permanently Grip
plod, The deceased an honest conscien-
tous citizen and a loving husband and father
Tho funeral Will DO held at p. IN. Monday
from the Twentieth ward meeting house
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
DEATH OF MRS. VARLEY
Acute Inflammation of the Stomach
Was the Cause.

Mrs. MIry Ellen Macdun VarIev d,ed
very suddenly Friday from acute infiam-
matlon oil the stomach and pleurisy. De
April 8. 1870 With her husband William
Varley, who survives her, she emierafad
to this country, arriving In Utah Septem-
ber IS. 1851.
She was the mother of ten cb,Id-o,
eight OF whom survive her. William John
Charles Thomas, Marie and Frank Vnr'
ley: Mrs Ellen Walker and Mrs, John
The funeral will be held from the Nine
teenth ward meeting house at j o'cIn"k
Wednesday. The remains NAV be yieweS
az the family residence from IL until 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
DOCTOR WINS SUIT
Judgment for S4OO Is Entered
Against MahoneY Brothers.

In the case OF DIR. Henry La Motto
against Mahoney Brothers, contractors.
judgment for s+00. costs and interests from
January l, 1904, was entered Saturday by
Judge Lewis. The action WAS brought for
professional services alleged TO have been
rendered TO James Sullivan. an employee
OF the defendants. and who was sent b,,
Mahoney Brothers to local hospital for
treatment by Dr- La Motto
Evidence showed that Sullivan had been
given 500 by his employers TO pay for the
medical services and had failed TO make
this this did not exempt the defendants
from responsibility after they had in
CURED the obligation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
DIED AT CULLEN HOTEL
George B. Speight, Bookkeeper, Passed
AWnY There Yesterday.

George b Speight, who for the past six
months has been bookkeepcr at the Cul-
len hotel, died at that hostelry at IL
o'clock Saturday from an attack OF con-
sumption or bowels The deceased has
been suffering for three months and has
spent the greater portion OF that period
az the Holy Cross hospital He loft that
institution on Thursday and returned to
the hotol. but gradually the disease be-
came more aggravated and he expired az
tho hour stated. For several years the
deceased has carried on n business as an
expert accountant In this city. having an
10 years of age and II is understood he
has a wife and family In the East but
where they arc located has not been as
certained. The body was removed to
Evans's undertaking parlors. where il
will be prepared for interment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
DAMAGE SUIT FILED
Anna Smith Demands S5oso From the
Rio Grande

To recover $3.50 charged to be due as
damages suffered by her. Annie Smith
Saturday nled suit against the Rio
Grande Western Railroad company The
plaintiff sets out that on June % 1900
while driving her horse and buggy over
n highway along the track OF the COM
pany and south OF Salt Lake City, one
Of the defendants locomotives without
warning. by the discharge of steam
frightened her horse 80 that the animal
ran away. causing her to be thrown to
tho ground and resulting in injuries thnt
have damaged her in the amount sued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
Free Lecture on Unionism.

The Industrial Workers of the World
Local No 2C2. VIII hold the first OF their
series of educational meetings In Fedora.
tion of Labor hall tonight at D. m II
Is intended to have n lecture on the sec
ond and fourth Sunday OF each month
The speaker for this evening Is Mr. Jo
scph Gilbert, who VIII explain the aims
ond objects of Industrial unionism The
public Is Invited 10 this and every other
meeting OF the local a good musical pro-
prammc is assured. both vocal and in
strumcntal. Come and bring your friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
TOOK POISON AND DIED
Financial Reverses Supposed to Have
Driven Charles Ads to Suicide

ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral OF
Charles Ads. who committed suicide by
swallowing a combination of laudanum
and morphine Friday morning, Will be
completed today. The deceased was
about 60 years OF age and II Is thought
that financial reyerses caused him to take
the fatal step Ads told acquaintances
Just before his death that his people re-
sided ut Layton, Utah and efforts wcro
made Saturday To reach them by wire
For some time Mr.. Ads had roomod at
45i South Main street, and 1t was there
that he swallowed the poison. When dis
ly after being taken to the L. d S
hospital, in spite OF the efforts put forth
by County Physician Whitney to save
him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
PRAYS FOR $4,000
Laborer Brings Suit Against San
Pedro Railroad Companv

Alleging that he is entitled to damages
in the sum Of $1,000. Fred Adams has com
nenoed an action to recover this sum
from the San Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt
Lake Railroad company The action is
based upon personal injuries received by
tho plaintiff while in the employ of the
company as laborer in Q gravel pit In MIL
lard county, juno IL. 1905, when the left
arm of Adams was broken while loading
cars with gravel The use of Improper
and inefhcient appliances on the part or
the defendant are alleged as Is also I'm
proper treatment by the physician of the
company,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
FOR BETTER ATTENDANCE
County Teachers Discuss Problem of
Enforcing the Law

Al largely attended meeting OF the county
teachers, held Saturday morning In the legis-
latiye hall Of the Joint building. a feature of
the session the discussion OF means for
an enforcement OF the compulsory education
law. IL WAS pointed out by County Supcrn-
tendent Smith that nm investigation had dis
closed tho startling fact that In Salt Lake
county there were at least 1900 pupils OF school
age who were not enrolled. and the general
sentiment wns TINT steps bo taken To compel
the attendance OF these delinquent student q
by some such means Is used in the city
schools number OF interesting papers per
tanning TO school work were read and dis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
TWO VAGRANTS SENTENCED
Judge Diehl Imposes Fine That Means
Many Days in Jail

Alexander Mckay Ia again in 1au on n
charge OF vngrnncy. He 10 past IS years or
age, and because OF his fondnoss for drink md
odvanccd age ia unable To secure and retain
O position OF any kind. He haS been before
tho court a number OF times in the pant
Charles Smith, the Mexican who Hns
charged with va8rancy and obtaining a meal
under falso protcnsos. given fifteen DAYS
on the latter charge Smith Is known as nm
incurablc dope mend and. although ne works
times. has given the police no end OF
trouble
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
VICE-PRESIDENT OF COLLEGE
rather Roser Appointed Vice-Presi-
dent Mt All Hallows

Father Theodore Roscr professor ., ~
mnticS and chemistry at Nu UoIIa,nt ot mathe-
nag oeen appointed vice-presIdcnt OF tho il;'
luton hle appointment being cannrmcd ., ,netl-
recent speclal convention OF the provInn tne
Boston. Father Roser succeeds Fn,ber ric% I-i, ot
lam J. Gibbons. who was transferred -, WI
Orleans on account OF his henlth 10 New
Tho Nory Rev John ] Guinon nrcs,s
~ mI' He,i9ws' has returned from Boston wbooa OF
also 10 affairs connected with the ro,I.e ,Inee and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
PERSONAL MENTION

Addison Cain and Master Brighton Cain left
last night for Chicago and St Paul 10 spend
a month visiting friends and relatives
s. II. Aucrbach and George 8 and NJ ]
Friedman leave for New York today
Roy Lyon left last night for Denver. whcre
no will visit relatives and friends for several
weeks. He Will also visit Michigan and other
Eastern States before his return to Salt Lake
Miss Matte Ventresa left Saturday night for
Denver. Mhero she VIII visit for aevcrnl wccka
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
Sues for Labor Performed

Patrick w Gounan, plumber has filed an
action In the District court against D q
Ridcout. contractor. and the Jordan school dis
trtct Of Salt Lake county in which no secks q
10 recover saS. 90 alleged 10 be due for mn
terlals furnished and labor performed in III,
construction OF a school building for rnid dls-
trict. for which Mr, Rideout was the prlncipnI
CONTRACTOR -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
RAILROAD RATES PROBLEM
Debate Held at Sandy Ward Meeting
House

At the Sandy ward Westinghouse last
evening the University debating team con-
slStinS OF Daniel Alexander Percy Cod
dard and John Jensen discussed the ques-
ton OF railroad rates with Frank Hol-
man. Dale II, Parke and Karl Hopkins
The last three young men have ali rep
resented the University In intercollegiate
debates and gave the regulars a splendid
tryout.
The hnal debate with Boulder Will take
place at the Salt Lake theater January
% Between now and then the University
debaters will participate In three practice
debates which. II is believed. Will put
them IN primo shape for tho nnnl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
Hear Utah Artists.

Tho Hear European artists II you will
but hear American artists first. partIcu-
larly Utah artists" is already bearing
fruit Fred Graham, who Is responsible
inquiries regarding same The spirit Of
the movement is extending to the towns
outside of Salt Lake, and many concerts
and musicales are being arranged for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
AN EXPENSIVE MUFF
John Kooyman Sentenced to 100 Days
In County Jail for Stealing One.

Sentenced to 40 days in tho county Jni was
thc punishment imposed by Judge DlehI Sat
urday forenoon upon John Kooyman n mes
songer boy employed by the a. u T COM
pany, who was accused OF taking q mufr and
IS belonging 20 l. c. Glosz. Kooyman wns
sent TO deliver a package for tho nrm mon.
toned as well as 20 collect Ss. and return a
nun taken In trade In addition TO tho com
plant mado out by Mr.. Gloz. a second ono
was sworn 10 by tho telegraph company
charging him with having embezzled a suit
worth q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
WILL CROWD THE WON
Criminal Cases in Civil Divise
City Court.

In order 10 relieve the present q
ton In Judge Diehrs criminal Owl
tho city court. criminal cases ~
week be also filed In the civil DIV
the court. presided over by Juots
taker. This practice Will be continr
I'll the dockets are cleared, as ths
inal division is now behind with ~
No Short Saturdays
city Recorder Moreton apnouno~
urday that he would abolish t~
holiday previously enjoyed by ~
or this division of the court In orci,, 4,
hlings might be made sig days -
week up To o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
SMALLPOX INCREASES
Report of Board of Health Shows Six
teen Gases of the Disease

According to tho report of the City Board
or Health for tho week ending January H. the
cnses OF contagious diseases show an Increase
particularly In smallpox. OF which 1s cnses
were reported during tho week. There are
BOX. The births for the week number 25 Is
males and IL females. There wore % CzaIhs
males and IL femAloa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
Will Give Charity Ball.

The Woman's Progressive club WIZ give n
charity ball Monday evening January i5 nj
jennings Gall. Proceeds will be divided nmone
n number OF worthy cases among which is
tho pltiful cose of little Edna Lewis whose
guardian hns been odjudged BY the court ms
I'm unit person 10 care for her The inten,
IL TO send her TO Colorado Springs. where she
has sister residing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
After Postmaoter's Hide.

After having trouble with Postnar,-
erts, which grew out OF political dsr'
and eventually resolved itself into -
encounter. the Bulletin began showing
service the citizens were compelled IA =
To. Aftee being threatened on tho s,re,
violence by Mr. Roberts. and after "a,
had assaulted an employee Of ;he Buf4|
tlce. two suits for damages w6re =
against tho postmaster and VIII shortl
10 trial. Tho event OF SATURDAY. Is.
con be put down as result OF the IN! a.
that exists between Robinson ars h
public officials with whom he has had q
IN tho past.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
DIRECTORS NOMINATED
Y. M. c. A. Designates Names to b
Voted on at Annual Election.

Tho committee appointed TO nominate d.
roctors OF tho Y NJ. C. A. to be voted ON az
the annual election. consisting Of Aessrs
Overnold. Tuttlo and Silver hns made tho fol-
lowing report. For the term expiring January
1907 DR.. c. 6. Plummer. a E. welby. S b.
Wood. W. Mont Ferry. c P. oVcrhcid; for the
term expiring January. 1908. John Dern. ].
E. Payne o. \. Honnod ". H Tibbais F.
A Druchl: for tho term expiring January.
1909 F. II. Stephens. W V. Rice Dr.. F. V
sllvsr. l.. Q. Miller and F. A. Timby
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
Are Our Foods Adulteratedp p

The current events section OF the In
dies' Literary club will meet on Friday
afternoon, 2 o'clock Mt the clubhousS
Mrs. Charles Brooks Will talk on "Ars
Our Foods Adulterated?" and Will sbow
by experiments. Mrs Sol Siegel will re.
view The House OF Mirth." by Edith
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
Other Errors Assigned.
ENGINEER MEETS DEATH
Husband of Salt Lake Girl Is Killed
at Rouse Junction

II, B. Holdebrand OF 746 East Fourth
South street received a message from
Colorado Saturday night from his daugh-
ter announcing that her husband, Tom
Hail. had been killed at Rouse Junction
point between Pueblo and Trinidad on
tho Denver & Rio Grande
Mr.. Hall was engineer on the Den
Yer & Rio Grande. and while the mes
sage simply announced his death, giving
no particulars In regard to the cause II
Is supposed he was killed while on duty
Mt his post
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
IN RECOGNITION
OF GENEROSITY
Tablet to BE Placed in Library
i'm Honor Of Mr.. Pack
ard.
AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT
OF A HANDSOME GIFT
Tablet on Exhibition i'm Window
of a Main Street
Jeweler.

In recognition of the lberality or John
Q. Packard In erecting and presenting to
Salt Lake City the handsome free public
library on State street. bronze tablet
has been prepared in honor OF the donor
ana VIII be placed In prominent position
In the library. Untl the return OF John
u. Spencer. president of the library board,
the tablet which is u chaste piece OF
work. VIII be on exhibition In the window
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
STREET DEPUTIES NAMED
Supervisor Raleigh Announces Choice
for Three Places

Street Supervisor Jacob T. Raleigh.
after q conference Saturday with the
Councilmen OF the various wards. an
nounced his choice OF five district dep
uties as follows:
First ward annex, OrSon Hogan, TO sue
ceed Deputy Cotton
First ward proper, VIII George
Second ward, George Dean, to succeed
Deputy Williams.
Third ward, George Jones, to succeed
Deputy Arnold.
Fifth ward. w. L. Driver
Others Monday Night
While the Fourth ward is not yet
filed 1t is probable that tho selection
VIII be made between now and Monday
night, at which time the appointments
Tor clerk of the street department and
poll tax collector Will be presented by
the Mayor to the Council for connrma-
tion. There are many applications for
both or these places and considerable
speculation as to who Will be successful
In securing the berths.
No Short Saturdays.
While during the Morris administration
II has been the custom I'm the office OF
the street department as we'll as the
ether city Offices TO close at noon on Sat
urdays. Mr. Raleigh inaugurated a
change and Will keep the Office open un-
I'll o'clock six days In the week 'CItI-
zens have Just as much business with
the street department Saturday after
icons as any other day." he said "and
] see no reason for closing tho office T
expect TO work six full days In the week
end my force Will do the same
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
SONG RECITAL
One Will Be Given by Hugh Dougall
on TUESDAY,

Hugh W. DouGnu VIII give a song recital in
the \. NJ c. A auditorium Tuesday January
q. assisted by Aiiss Irene Kelly, pianist ana
accompani5t Tho programme VIII be entirely
new consisting OF the most pleasing ballads
of the latest publication. Mr.. DouguIl thinks
no has a very pleasant surprise for his admir-
in the way OF two three novelties The
recital Will be under the management OF tho
Fred Graham music bureau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
HOME MUST co
TO THE CHURCH
Property Owned by George Chat
field Goes to the HE
rarchy.
HELEN WATSON. HIS STEP
DAUGHTER, FOUGHT HARD
Tries to Save Place While Her
Mother Lived, but With
out Avail.

After being three times tried in tho lower
courts and thrco times appealed to tho SUI
prcms court of the State, in the cnsc OF tho
Church OF Jesus Christ OF I-attar-dAy Saints
against Helen Watson. Hn opinion was handed
down Saturday by the Supreme court in which
tho contention OF tho ecclcSastlcol orgnniza-
tion affirmed.
Action in Ejectment.
The suit was an action in cjectment. brought
by tho plaintiff 10 recover possession of tho
north half of lot 4. block 81 plat A Salt
Lake City survey known az No. 81 South
Fourth West street The facts In the case,
triehy stated. arc:
Was Decided to Church
Gcorgs Chathcid, owner of the property in
controversy, who died intestste August T. 1885.
left ns his sole heir Martha S. ChatNeId.
whom no married few months prior to his
death Mrp. Chntneid held life Iease upon
The property. which waa the day before
Chathold died decided by him TO the Church
OF Jesus Chrtst OF Lattcr-day Saints.
Claims Undue Influence.
Helen Watson was tho daughter of Mrs.
Chatheld by former marriage She resided
with her mother up TO the timc OF her death
In 1888. and after tho mothers dcceasc sought
10 retain possession OF tho property. claiming
tkat OF the time of the execution OF tho deed
Chatheld was weak in mind and sick in body
and wos moreover moved by undue influence
much Litigation.
On the frst trial OF the cnse n verdict was
returned In favor OF tho church. appeal
taken and the WAS rcmandeJ for re-
trial. new trial had with precisely
similar results. and II is tho third appeal
thnt the Supreme court now passes. This court
holde thar while there some evidence
tending 10 show that the grantor mentally
incompetent at the time OF executing the deed.
the prepondcrunco OF tho testimony leads TO
the opposite conclusion and hence tho deed
must stand.
Why Reversal BeforeP
In tho opinion OF the court is contained a
discussion OF why the case was twice re-
Nersed before and then affirmed after a third
trial. II appears that nt the former trials owl
deneo was introduced tending show that tho
Jlaintln held life in the property but
that the provision for this was left out OF the
deed TO the church, while In tho third trial no
such testimony was brought
Other Errors Assigned.
Tho defendant also assigns as error on the
part Of the trial court failure TO grant a con-
tinunnce on account OF the absence OF a de-
Fired witness. but the court, after reviewing
all the fecb. reaches the conclusion that this
was due solely to neglect the part of tho
defendant
Tho opinion is written by Justice McCarty
md concurrcd in by Chief Justice Bnrtch and
Justice Straup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
See America First.
Plenty Of Water Now.

Owing TO the wnrm weather of the last fcw
GnyS and the consequent melting Of the leo
In tho canyon streams. Superintendent OF Va
t,rworkS Hlnos on Saturday stopped the pump
in tho sump in Emigration canyon. ''Wo
have wotor to burn now. and the outlook is
good" he declared