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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-19
SPIKE AND RAIL,

General Passenger Agent d. F.. Bur-
ley Of the Oregon Short Line returned
this morning from a trip TO Ely.
Frank a. Waters. general right o'
way and tax agent Of the Salt Lake
Route, De- hero today from Los Angeles.
Kenneth O.. Kerr. travelling passenger
agent Tor the Shit Lake Route has
gone north ON weeks business trip.
The short Line has new heavy steel
strung along Its line from the west
nearly 10 Soda Springs and has a part
OF &c laid near Lava.
The oregon short Line is laying CO.
ment walks between the tracks at
Nampd for the accommodation Of pas
sengers on the Boise branch.
Fisher Harris has been invited to adj
dress the TuDscouuneut0i Passenger
association on the subject OF "See
America First" when that oTganiza-
tion convcncs in Chicago next week
Tho FIX, transportation committee
has decided uron The Rio Grandc Nest-.
eW and lhc colorado Midland aS The
official route to Denver on the occasion
of the grand lodge reunion there Boz
July
"a. W Hunt ticket agent ~ The Pull.
man company no ogden. has resiguel
ON account of ~ health Conductor
Wallace Is now al,ug 40 the window a.
ii' union depot pending the appoint
mont ui successor
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30-TRAINS-30
SHAMEFUL CONDITIONS.
Poor Family Suffers While City and
Counts Nranglc.
SALTAIR, June Goth.

The same old story Of friction be-.
tween the city and county officials as
10 which should BE- responsible for the
care Of certain cases Of infectious dis
eases among poor people Of the city
has arisen again IN the case OF a faml-
ly boy the name Of McBahil. residing at
321 west Sixth North street, and some
spirited correspondence has passed be-
tween the officials on the matter and
as yet neither has taken action % al.
leviato the distress OF the afflicted fam
Iiy. AS "a last resort. Gov. Cutler was
lppr.sed of the conditions today by
telephone iu the hope that he could DO
something 10 cause the officials 70 act
Six members Of the family are af-
n.cted with dlphiherla, the disease first
becoming evident ON sunday night
When the matter was called 20 the at.
tentlon NJ city Physician Stewart, he
Immediately wrote 20 County Physician
Whitney and notified him that the city
would not assume the care OF the pa.
tleuts as they we're considered paupers.
Dr whitney replied that he people
are not charges Of the county and
hence The county should not have 10
shoulder the responsibility ~ their
care
u appears that the head OF me FAINT.
ly has been working and receiving s.
yCr day. but when this af7iction came
upon his family he probably felt that
he would be compelled 90 ask the as.
gistance % tlc county The county
physician maintains that family can
not become plpupcrs in q Few minutef
and expect the county 90 care Tor them
lie has written 90 city Physician Stew
art advising him that 10 has always
been the rule between the cl'y and
county officials That whore persons who
are on The cnuntys pupsr Diet become
afflicted with ID contagious disease The
county win care Cor them but other
wise 10 Us me duty M the city 90 treat
them
just what me result of the snair
win Do BE- doubtful at this time but one
thing is certain. The family viii not im-
prove 20 a very great extent until some
assistance is rendered ln some manner
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IVA NaoAtsn

line Of treatment should be iollovsa
cat in your particular case, and II yorr
case does not indicate the need .i
his proprietary medicine, he tells v.-
plainly and frankly uhat YOU do ,,si
and the best possible method Of I'M.
proving your health. Ii YOU arc a
young woman just entering upon H.
duties Of life, you should have eoo5
medical advice Of confidential uairrs
II you're the mother OF children. yo.
may want advice about yourself AMI
how best 10 put your system in ord,-
that your children may be healthy. I,
sufferers from chronic diseases yblrl
do not readily yield 10 treatment. or M
people who are past the youthful stao.
OF life and want confidential adyic.
about their ailments or their phvsical
condition, DR.. Pierce offers careful con.
sideration and the best medical adyics
within his power free OF cost.
e" Favorte Prescription is indeed Am
ideal medicine for women, and by isr
the best / have known to restore l0..
health and strength writes Mrs. 4. q
Rocker, q Ingram Street, Henderson
Ky. FL suffered misery for several
years, being troubled with flooding
My back ached and had beariug.dovn
pans and frequent headaches. Woud
often awake from sleep in such pain
and suffering it would be hours before
| could close my weary eyes again. /
dreaded the long nights as well az he
weary days. Consulted two difiere1,
physicians hoping to get relief, but find.
ing that their medicine did not seem 10
cure the | tried DR.. Pierces Fayoriia
Prescription, as a friend had recon.
mended II so strongly. Am glad thatl
followed her advice for it was the ony
for me. Every ache and pain
has gone, and not only this, my zen.
eral health has improved. feel well
and strong, have a fine appetite have
gained flesh and never looked better.
My advice TO suffering women is 20
take the Fayorite Prescription and
they will never be disappointed with the
results" Formula printed on wrapper
You should read The People, Com.
mon Sense Medical Adviser, by +. Y.
Pierce. VI. d. Send 81 cents in one.cen.
stamps, for this 1908 page book in paper
covers, or 81 cents for the cloth.bounl.
Address DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n
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AT THE RESORTS.

Thursday the Eagles flock out to
Lagoon for their annual gathering.
Excursions are coming in from all
over Utah 10 bring the members Of
the fraternity TO the general get to-
gether festival. and one Of the big
gest days Of the Davis county resort Is
promised.
This afternoon the three Cottonwood
wards hold their reunion, and tomor'
row the Congregational churches go
out where the evenings are cool, The
shoot. the-chutes IS now nearly ready
Tor business and will be operating BY
the end Of this week
Pretty much all Of Forest Dale went
to Calder's park yesterday afternoon;
and today, the Mutual Improvement as
socIatious Of Ensign stake are very
much In evidence az the resort
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WARD entertainment.

Nineteenth Ward-This evening. az
S O'Clock. will be- given. In the Nine.
tcerth ward chapel d farewell enter.
talumoni iu honor % Elder ID r. cum
miucs Jr. who will shortly depart
Tor Germany and Switzerland 20 hll %
mission. \ varied and splendid pro.
grsm 81 musical aHi literary num-
bers has been prepared. and 30 Is the
expectation that the house viii be- well
hlied The friends % the Young mis-
sionary and the public generally are
cordially invited 70 enjoy the affair
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Bank Pays Dlyldcnd--Thc D,scrct
Savings bank directors met This noon.
and declared @ o per cent regular and
O. b per cent special dividend. 0r q per
cent altogether This makes $4,000
10 be- distributed. and which is payable
90 once
The beard of directors Of the Des-
eret Savings bank met this morning
and declared the regular dividend OF
per cent Tor the quarter aud au extra
~ 3 per cent making the total diyi.
dend for six months Is yer cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-19
IDAHO P0STMASTeRS.
Many In Presidential Class Have sal
aries Raised.

Washington y. C., June la.--These
changes In salaries Of Idaho preslden-
tial postmasters we're announced today.
Jncrcase-Boise, 5000 70 800:
Blackfoot. 1850 70 5000. Bonner's Fer
ry and Mullen, 1890 10 81 900. Burke.
Emmett and Genesee. $500 10 81. 400.
Caldwell 1850 to 81, 800 Coutr D'Alene
and Weser 1880 10 $1,000. HALEY,
Montpelier and RexburF. 1900 10 ST.
600. Idaho Falls and Wallace. $500 70
$500. Lewiston and Pocatello. s.. 400 10
$500; Nampa, $500 20 1880. Fayette.
50. Anthony. Sand Point ami Twin
Falls. tl70O TO 1850.
Decrease-Hope and Mhckay. 81. 900 10
fourth class saoshone. h,io0 10 81. 800;
Silver City. N,7Oo % N.l0o
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Manymothers OF families in the United
States have reason to be grateful to the
person who recommended DR.. Pierce 5
Fayorite Prescription. This is q medi-
cine specially prescribed for diseases OF
womanknd. II does not cure eczema,
catarrh Ia all It's forms, nor heart dis.
ease, for it is put up for the single piD-
POSE OF curing diseases peculiar 10
cOmeR. 1t has reputation OF over
third Of century Of cures, and has
sold more largely on this continent
than any other medicine for women.
Another point in It's fayor-it does not
contain q single drop Of alcohol or
.armful habit.iorming drugs. II is
llrely vegetable and perfectly harm
SIS in any condition Of the system.
m alcoholic compound for women is
1mething no woman should take and
et rFayorte Prescription is the only
mic and nervine put up for sale
rough druggists, especially for wom-
MS weaknesses, that does not contain
.cohol and that too in large quantities.
Nomanly weakness will always bring
Gayous irritability and a nervous con-
ton, for which alcohol is the worst
Ing in the world. What q woman
ms afflicted needs is a vegetable tonic
nd inyigorating neryine like Doctor
erces Fayorite Prescription, which
n build up her delicate system and
ing about a healthy tone. II cures
e drains and weaknesses Of women,
80 displacements, as prolapsus, ante.
rsion, retroyersion, irregular and
liniul periods and kindred ailments,
II YOU want 10 know what ais you
he United States mail will bring you
the best medical advice for only the
cost OF writing materials and stamps.
Many women owe their present good
ealth to the fact that they consulted
". Pierce by letter, giyi.g him all pos.
bic information about their condition,
,mptoms, etc.. and received in return
)od medical advice ichieh cost them
thing. This is why we advise you 10
rite 10 DR.. X. V. Pierce, the founder
the Invalids Hotel and Surgical
siitute, at Buffalo, " Y,
DR., Pierce by no means confines
mself 10 prescribing his well.known
rOprietary medicines. He tells you
0 the most common-sense way what
Is you, what you ought TO do, what
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-19
BEN HAYWOOD BUMPED.
IL Was shame to Take the Money
But.

snerir Emery received word today that
HAIRY J. Crossley was arrested AZ KEN
merrer Wyo, last night upon the advice
oi the officials % this county. Crossley
skipped out Of Salt Lakc late last night
IL IL claimed. lu order 10 beat Ben b
Heywood OF the Cullen hotel, out of a
board bin Of about $40. The complaint
against Crosslty charges him with ab.
scondlng from a hotel with intent 20 de-
fraud the keeper thereof lie lett On q
late train last night but the otacials
headed him N before he got very far
away. The sheriff has telegraphed 70
kemmerer % ina out whether or not
Crossley will return without reQuisiuon
papers An officer will be- sent for him a.
soon as q reply Is received TO the tele-
gram q the sheriff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-19
TO LIMIT NEGRO VOTES.

Baton Rouge La. June ia primary
election TN containing a provision which
is intended 90 restrict the voting q me-
Croes al me primaries was raised late
last night by the state senate BY a vote Of
= 20 B.
The house has already passed the nh
but a. the negro restrictive claus VAS
inserted BY the senate the hil viii 20
back 10 the house Tor conference
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-19
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

This afternoons sales during the tsgl.
lar call of the mining exchange were:
Grand Central = AZ go
Lower Mammoth. ihl az e.. ! 81 az a
Sacramento. 10 AZ a.
Silver Shield 100 az ~
New YORK. 700 az Is
Wabash 80 az 81
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OGDEN SALOON ROBBED.
Judge Murphy Fined II, +. MCardle
500 for Disturbing the Peace.
SPECIAL to the "Nevs.'9

Ogden, June lg-Some time during last
night the North Star saloon q this city
was robbed Of So. and the night porter.
who Is suspected Of the crime has been
placed under arrest and Is now IN Jail
The bartender on the night shift claims
that De left the money under the bar IN =
cigar box bu' this morning when search
was made for 10 the money could not be
found
IN Judge Murphys court this morning.
II p. McCarile who had been convicted
o. disturbing the peace OF Mrs Joseph
Michael. was fined 100. ard IN defauit Of
payment BE- will serve 10 DAYS tie de-
ciares he will appeal the case.
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STEAM SHOVEL ORDERED.

President simon Bamherger ~ The
Salt Lake & ogden has sent east for a
steamshoyel which viii Doe put 90 work
on the construction of the road through
the sand ridge between Layton and Og-
den al AN early date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
T0DAy'S MONEY MARKET.

!. New York, June le-Pdmt
: mercantile paper. sass per cent.
!. Sterling exchange weak. az ,
! is5.S5dAS5,io for demand, ani
!. at As2.eOaIs?.G5 for % days a..
1 Posted rates, 4,SshGiH and .
!. 4s5hGisG Commercial bills
], is2L.
: Ban silver. 65i4.
!. Mexican dollars, t0N.
!. Government and railroad bonds
!. irregular.
|. Money on call STEADY. 81 "a per
{ cent. Ruling rate, 80; closing
! bid 81, offered az 90 per cent
Time loans, steady; 60 days,
!. AZ, 20 days. iHalA per cent; six
7 months, 5 per cent.
. a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 thank all thoso who %
kindly extended their help aud SYM
pathy 10 Us, IN our recent bereaye-
mert.
MIR & MRS. J. r. GLENN AND
FAMILY.
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DIED

pklsCOLL-ln this city. June $ l'.
Daniel J. Driscol, a native a. lad
VIE Colo, aged q years.
FUNERAL cortege Will leave family fff-
deace, ~ Second East street "Wednesday
morning az 10 o'clock. fcr 81 Mar
cathedral where a requiem mass VII e
celebrated, commencing az 1881 o'eloct
lnterment IN calvary cemetery. fuend-
Invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-19
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-19

Grand--A fair sized and enthusiastic
audience witnessed fine rendition 81
Down iu Dixie az the Grand last eve
ming The scenes OF the play are laid
IN Virginia about the period 81 The
breaking out of the civil war Two
couples are In love with each other. aud
OBJ he clash a, arms the lovers are
officers o7 opposite sides OF the fray.
The swesthe1rt of each Is IN sympathy
with TIE cause against which her loved
one j. teht.ng This fact leads 90 ex-
citing episodes but ,he bonds OF friend
ship are in roHlso broken though the
gallant soldier o. the south barely e.
res the doom of srv from a strong
sense of duty cl Che part ~ DIS friend
iu The Cri0n ARMY * rs1ltve 40 the
lest moment saves mo Io1md man
and ohv.lfes tha cruel duty that would
have dey0IVcd upon his bosom friend OF
former days. The lhlrGers were am
we' sustained. and there was no end
~ run iutcrrcrsad with path0s. in the
evenings clfDrt.inmru,.
Uncle Tom Cabin sill be The at
traction Tor the last hlsf 81 the week.
Charles q johnson. the local pho,oV.
rlp1cr lls completed arrangements
WIth Manager Pyper f0r the use OF the
heaier .n which % give an exhibition
% hIs superb collection 81 san Francis.
ro lantern slides Ne has jusi returned
from a special trip 10 the stricken city.
where d. secured q fine set Of photos Of
the ruins Ills collection numbers sew
ersl hundred ana be- has selected the
hes- Pop Pfc sNh.F'io7 Mile Williams
WIN sing Eih Wheeler Wncox's The
stricken city"
lNric and Casino Park-The Lyric
wound up lts season last night owing
90 the sudden Illness Of Horace Car.
renter Al the Casino Park the zlnn
company now producing The Grand
Duchess VII close the season this
week. ard Monday night the Lyric
company viii open a short season Of
melodTama on the park stage.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-07
Acquitted on Charge of Taking
Life of EubeSaW Whitmire
at Milton.
JURY OUT ONLY ONE HOUR AND
A QUARTER BEFORE VERDICT
WAS REAcHED-DIVERsITY OF
OPINION IN MILTON RELATIVE
TO RELEASE OF THE YOUNG
MAN.
Special to The Journal.

Milton, April 6.-The jury in the
case of George Allen, charged with
the killing of Eubesaw Whitmire
at the depot in this place during a
scramble for the trunk of a drummer
for hotels represented by the men
today brought in a verdict of not
guilty after being out one aour and
fifteen minutes and Allen, who is
only eighteen years of age was dis
charged from custody.
There is considerable diversity OF
opinion here over the release of Al.
zen, as many believed the evidence
was strong enough to secure a con
viction. at least on the charge of
manslaughter. even though a large
portion of it was purely circumstan-
tiaI
One witness testified that he saw
Allen do the shooting, but his testi.
mony was not cOrrObOrated. Other
witnesses saw the fash of the re-
VolTer shot in the direction of where
Allen was standing, but could not
swear that he fired the shot
The state was represented by
States Attorney Kehoe. c. NJ. Jones
and H. s. Laird and the defense was
conducted by Messrs Maxwell <
Reeves and Hon Thos. F. West.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-07
Former Legislative Agent is Pre-
pared to Tell All He Knows
of Transactions
DENIES HE EVER GAVE A BRlBE
TO ANYONE AND ASSERTS
THAT WHILE ACTING G FOR
MUTUAL HE SAVED THAT
COMPANY THOUSANDS OF DOL
LARS.
BY Associates Press.

Nwe York, April 6-Charges SINH
lar TO those recently made against
directors of the New York Life In.
surance COMPANY by Andrew Hamil
ton were made to-day against the
trustees of the Mutual Life by An.
drew c. Fields, former legislative
agent of the Mutual, who is now in
seclusion at his home at Dobbs Fer.
Ty. He is said to be seriously i'll
and denied himself to all callers.
The charges against the Mutual
trustees are that they well knew the
nature of his duties while he was
employed by the company as legisla-
tive agent. He also had charge of
it's supplies department
He says he has come home "pre-
pared to tell the truth, no matter
whom it hurts, be his position high
Or low" He denies that he ever
gave a bribe to anyone, declares the
story of the so-called House of
Mirth" at Albany TO be a malicious
libel and asserts that while acting
for the Mutual he saved that COM
pany many hundreds of thousands of
dollars
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-07
EXAMINATIONS OF
APPLICANTS OVER
SEVENTEEN PERSONS WHO DE-
SIRED TO BECOME SANITARY
INSPECTORS BEFORE THE
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.

Mayor Bliss and City Health Officer
PierpOnt yesterday afternoon sub
mitted examination papers to seven
teen out Of the original thirty-thre9
applicants for positions Of sanitary
inspectors. They remained in tho
room where the applicants were, maxi
ing replies TO the questions submit
ted
The interrOgatOTies propOunded TO
the applicants were in reference 20
city laws concerning sanitary matters,
duties Of sanitary inspectors, state
laws on sanitation, stagnant water and
it's dangers, and questions concerning
the mosquito and the dreaded stegO-
myia especially. The following tackled
the proposition and submitted their
findings TO the committee. Mason
Scarritt, F. c. Humphreys. James
jefferson, B. R. Lawrence. F. o. john
son. G.. w. Van Etten. A. DeBrOuX,
Hugh Miller. W. n. Brazier. Albert NJ.
Mobiles. B. L. Yniestra, J. VI. o. Don't
van. w. w. Alfred, George f. Lewis.
Phillip Sanchez. G. i. Fulton.
Those who did not face the commit
tee, declaring themselves not IN the
running were: G. VI. Hufchins, r. p.
Fleming. Frank Maura. Robert Stew
art. ". /. Miller. J. A. Daw. William
O'ConneH. W L. Johnson, &c II. Cow
ingtOn. Thomas Tuttle, Joseph A.
Bobe, Joseph Fitzpatrick, George H.
Lee. /. w. Scarles, Peter X. Nielsen,
j. d. Myers.
Mayor Bliss and Dr. PierpOnt stat
ed that the fate Of those who stood
the examination yesterday will be
made known Monday, when the com
mittee will submit the findings 10 tho
board Of health.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-07
Board of Governors Will ASK fOl
Competitive Architect Plans
and Specifications.
THE SITE NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
OLD ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL is
THE SPOT ON WHICH THE NEW
$s5,ooo CLUB HOUSE WILL BE
ERECTED.

The members of the Osceola Club
at a meeting last night decided to
erect a $S5,OO0 club house on the site
of the old ST. Anthony hospital
The board of governors will at once
ask for three competitive architect
plans and specifications and if either
plan is acceptable, the most accspt-
able will be approved.
When the board of governors final
ly select a plan and specification for
the building, bids for the construc-
tions of the club house will be asked.
When the contract is awarded every
thing will undoubtedly be in shape for
the commencement Of work The
building on the site of the proposed
home will be moved and nothing will
remain for the club 10 do but to erect
the foundation and club house, which
it is stated, will be one of the hand
soonest and most cOmmOdiOus in the
state when completed.
The club members are anxious to
get into a home of their own as soon
as possible, and for this reason it is
said that the work of construction
will be pushed as fast as possible after
the contract is let.
Pensacola is rapidly securing build
ings that would be an ornament to
any city. The fact that the Osceola
Club has by a unanimous vote decid-
ed to erect a club house means that
another building that will be a credit
to the city will in all likelihood be
constructed within the next six months
Or cO
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-07
Explosion and Trembling of the
Earth Constant.
ERUPTION MOST VIOLENT ON
PoMPEIIAN SIDE-MAIN LAVA
STREAM THREATENS $4,000
PEoPLE-LAVA STREAM 200
FEET WIDE MOVING AT RATE
OF q FEET A MINUTE.
BY Associated Press.

Naples. April 6.-The inhabitants
OF villages in the vicinity of Mount
Tesuvigs are in a condition border
ing on panic and many homes have
been abandoned for the open air
Although there has been a thick COG
al 0sy and the atmosphere has been
dense with volcanic ashes and
fumes of subteTranean fires. The
d5urches are crowded day and night
with people praying for deliverance
from the Impending peril, NANTES &
tons Of which are heard and felt in
EXPLOSIONS and in trembling of the
earth which are constantly recurring
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius
is now most violent on the POmpeiian
side. The main lava stream is di-
vided in two, one threatening Otta-
janO a commune O. twenty thousand
inhabitants. and the other Tore del
Greco. with a population OF thirty
thousand
The Danger is becoming serious
snJ calls for the immediate evacua-
tiOn Of BoscOttrcaz. the village near
esr the crater with a population Of
line thousand.
Many streams of lava are pouring
from Necuvius. One is two hundreG
Zee, wide and il advances at times
al the rate Of q feet a minute, the
intense heat destroying vegetation
before the stream reaches II.
Women In the village Of BOscoreale
weeping with freight, carried the
statue OF St. Anne as near as they
could 60 10 the flowing lava, implOr-
ing a miracle to stay the advance of
he all consuming stream.
The scene at night is one Of min
gied grsnduer and horror, as from the
sumit Of Vesuvius there leaps col
INNS Of fire full Y a thousand feet
2 height. the glare tightening the
sly and sea for many miles around,