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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
rierman Brooks Of Sparks Was
Crushed 10 Death-NarrOw
Escape Of Others.
An OPEN SWITCH THE CAUSE.
ro,r End Collision Dcmolislics Freight
cars and Delays Traffic
Several Hours.

oyssr. June 1s.--A bad wreck oc-
..,.S saturday evening on the line
=, hs southern Pacific near Reno,
Gov resulting In the death Of Fire
brooks. and several other ems
,r,,ss had narrow escapes The de-
,.Hs n the affair are mcager I'm Og-
,.- hpt as near as can be learned
srrch was left open and freight
,-,,o moving at a moderate rate of
..4 dashed into the rear end Of
s.h,r freight train. Fireman Brooks
o., sharks was caught IN the collision
IA crushed to death, other employees
'.-,rod death narrowly by jumping
,-om their posts Of duty. \ number
- cars we're thrown from the track
ed rartially demolished The wreck
DELAYED traffic for several hours.
the afternoon services al the Og-
don tabernacle Yesterday were con-
Jurici by the Fifty-third quorum Of
seventies. Elder b. II. Roberts II Salt
lake was expected 90 be present but
was unable on account OF a death IN
his family The services were pre-
sided over by President James II. Nell
som. The tabernacle choir furnished
the music and Miss Maggie Tout sang
q beautiful solo Elders Alva Scoyille
and W. NJ McKondrick were the
sneakers. taking for their subject THE
Mission Of Mormouism" Elder SEQ
vile took up especially the historical
rart Of the subject, bringing out the
restoration OF the Gospel IN this dis
through the Prophet Joseph
smith, the restoration Of the golden
rates from which the Book Of Nor
mon was translated. and the real hap
pincss 10 be enjoyed by following out
The teachings OF the stick Of Judah.
Inc Bible and the stick ~ Ephraim, the
Book Of Mormon. Elder McKendrick
explained clearly that the mission of
is to instill into the hearts
n mankind the principles OF sal
,ation, 20 overturn error and more
especially the errors that have crept
INTO Christian churches for centuries
.aSt, and supplant them with the SIM
PIE truths OF the gospel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
WOULD NOT WORK WITH JAPS.
A SQUARE DEAL

Is assured you when you buy DR. Pierce's family
medicines-for all the ingredients entering into
them are printed on the bottlewrappcrs and
their formula are attested under oath as being
complete and correct You know Just what you
are paying for and that the ingrcdient are gath
cred from Natures laboratory being selected from
the most valuable native medicinal roots found
growing in our American forests and while potent
to cure are perfectly harmless even to the most
delicate women and children. Not drop Of alco.
ho enters into their composition. much better
agent is used both for extracting and preserving
the medicinal principles used in them viz.-pure
rPe-refned glycerine This agent possesses in
trnsc medicinal properties Of its own, being
most valuable antiseptc and anti.ferment nutritive
and soothing demucent.
Giycerine plays an important part in DR.. Perces
Golden Medical Discovery in the cure OF indigestion dys
pepsia and weak stomach attended by rising heart
burn foul breath coated tongue poor appetite snawng
feeling in stomach biousness and kindred arrangements
OF the stomach, liver and bowels
Besides curing all the above distressing ailments the
Golden Medical Discovery is specific for all diseases
Of the membranes as catarrh, whether Of the
sal passages OF the stomach bowels or pelvic organs
Even in its Lucrative stages will yield to this sovereign
remedy it its be perseyered in In Chronic Catah
OF the Nasal passages it is we'll while taking the Golden
Medical Discovery" for the necessary constitutional treat
ment TO cleanse the passages freely two three times
day with DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy This thorough
course OF treatment generally the worst cases
In coughs and hoarscness caused by bronchial throat
and lung affections except consumption in its advanced
stages the Golden Medical Discovery most efficient
remedy especially in those obstinate, hangon coughs
caused by irritation and congestion OF the bronchial
eous membranes The Discovery" IS not so good Tor
acute coughs arising from sudden colds, nor must IT be
expected to cure consumption its advanced stages-no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18

bank books showing deposits Of more
than $4,000 The entire house ls said
to be boz a topsy turyy condition, many
of tho rooms being piled high with
rubbish, thus making the search did-
CULT
Mrs Stanton mother OF Mrs Kinnan.
was taken from her home last Friday
Co allow the authorities 90 search for
possible clues which would throw light
on rhr murder Nothing has been dis
covered. however 90 point toward the
murderer Fifteen bank books were
found yesterday on Saturday $4,000
was uncovered in the house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
People Who Think

Know that it is safest and best only medicines Of
known composition. They don't stupidity open their
ever is offered them but insist knowing what they are
swallowing DR.. Pierce recognizes the right OF his pa
tents 10 know what his medicines arc composed Of so
he prints the full lis, OF ingredients Of which they
under oath being correct thus taking his patients into
his full confidence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
7 oday $ Ogden News

to work the opposite shift from them.
To three Japs were brought 90 the
hotel and an went along smoothly UNI
40 the manager wanted one Of the
white boys 90 occupy room with
the little brown fellow, and II was
then h. baked. and tho boys went on
str%e. all three quitting at once. The
management was unable 10 get other
BOYS To take their place until 'yester-
day and now two white boys are run
ming the day shift and two Japs the
night shift,
FUNERAL OF LITTLE CHILD.
The remains Of Riks. the little four
year-old daughter Of MIR. and Mrs John
Van Woerkom who was drowned last
Wednesday evening were laid peace
fully 10 rest yesterday afternoon I'm
the ogden city cemetery lmprf
funeral services were held az the Third
ward Westinghouse at H. O'Clock. Elder
ENert Neuieh00m presiding The ward
choir FURNISHED appropriate music and
Earl West sang q solo. entitled Your
Sweet Little Rosebud The grief
stricken parents were comforted by TO-
marks from Bishop James Wotherspoon,
Elders Frank Stratford. c. b. Den
kcrs, A. Roghaar +. Neuteboom and
Paul Kammeycr The services were
largely attended. a wealth of roses
and other flowers covered the caskot
STATE DENTAL SOCIETY.
The annual meeting Of the Utah
state Dental society which should have
taken place at ogden June ana 9. was
o ~ u
gathering al that time until June 2
and % al which time the association
VIII be held no the Reed hotel Ogicn.
All members Of the society are espsci-
ally requested Go Doe present as a splhn-
did program has been prepared FOR he
occasion.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Tomorrow night at the Fifth ward
institute the young ladies Will give a
strawberry festival An excellent Tu-
Steal program has been arranged aud
a Joyous time is assured all who attend.
Elder {. K. Savage OF salt Lake who
rs visiting ogden iu The interest OF the
Oli Folks excursion % this city Jun.
70, addressed jhe saints Of the Fourth
ward last evening
IT. LOUIS klCn ana Wlie are SPEND
ing a few days iu ogden with relatives
and friends. while euroute from Phill-
deIphia whore the doctor has been taxi
ing d special course in medicine. 70
their home 40 ReXburg. Ida.
Nichols Concert band gave a very
orcdilable openair concert yesterday
afternoon on the city hall park. which
was enjoyed by over 1000 people.
Mrs y A. Heath fell Saturday after
noon and broke her left arm She
trippel over the garden hose.
At The request Of the Salt Lake police
the loca. officers placed under arres.
two young men who give their nam s
as Frank Spires. n years Of age, and
George Cauuy, u, wanted ON the
charge ~ embezzlement The boys. IL
Is claimed. had been employed by The
Belmont District Messenger service,
and got away with some OF the com
pany's money The boys denied he
charge. hut claimed the company owes
them money. They were released last
evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
A WOMAN'S BACK

glance at these printed formulas viii show that the
Doctors medicines contain no alcohol so generally en-
poyed for extracting and preserving medicinal princ-
pies, pure trpIercdned glycerne being used instead
BY exact and scientific processes devised by him. and
with the aid Of specially designed apparatus and appan-
ccs he is able to fully extract and preserve in any c
mate for any length OF time all the medicinal virtues
siding in the most valuable native medicinal roots found
American forests and that too without the use Of
drop OF alcohol Besides the gIyecrnc possesses most
valuable medicinal properties OF its own instead Of being
injurious like alcohol which is so generally employed in
nearly all fluid medicines.
Delicate, weak nervous women should especially
shun the use OF alcoholic medicines which, from their
stimulating and eNhlara,ing effects may seem for time,
to do good but which, IRON the inevitable effects OF the
alcohol in shrinking up the red corpusces OF the blood
are sure TO do great and lasting harm in the long rum
Besides they bcgct craving for sumuiants which is
most dcplorabc
Neither alcohol narcotics or other deleterious or
habit-iormng drugs enter into the composition Of Dr.
ltlAt AdNollNV lteNpt'I anu 'ltl >aiuldlA
Grating and nerve Strengthening effects can follow the
use Of this famous medicine for women. It has been
carefully adapted to their needs by an experienced ply
sician. 1t makes weak women strong and sick women
well
An invitation is extended by Dr. Pierce to every sick
and aing woman to consult him by letter. There is abb
oluey charge fee for this Every letter is care
fully considered fully answered and its statements held
as strictly private and sacredly confidential Address as
directed below.
Dr. Perces Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. Con-
spaon is the cause Of many diseases Cure ,he cause
and YOU cure the disease One Pellet gentle iaaa-
tive and mild cahartic. Druggists sell them and
nothing is Just as good"
DR.. Picrce's great ,housandpage illustrated Common
Sense Medical Adyiserv be sent free paperbound for
q onecent stamps, or oloih.bound for 81 stamps Ad
dress Dr. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y, Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
kINNhN MURDER CASE

New York. June h-The police and
coroner iu searching the stanton house
Boo The Bronx Yesterday where Mrs
Alice d. Kinnau was mysterIousy
murdered more than % week ago. found
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
STRIKE AvERTED.
Difference, Between Brickmakcrs and
Employees Agrccably settled.

ogden, June 1S.--The strike which
was threatened al the Calvert & teek
brick yard did not occur The differ
onces between the strikers and the
management have been agreeahiy set
tied. Employees Of the company "a the
yard the latter part Of last week. made
a demand on the managers for 70 re-
duction IN a days work from ten TO
nine hours also that days. work
should consist Of a daily mould OF $4,000
bricks. 4 meeting Of the management
ANA a committee Of the strikers was
held yesterday and after considerable
discussion Il was agreed that nine
hours shall constitute a days work
and that $4,000 brick will constitute a
days output. and that for all over that
amount extra pay viii be paid. This
settlement Is a concession on the part
Of all concerned.
WOULD NOT WORK WITH JAPS.
Louis Beckett. Walter Andrews. ana
Peter Christensen three boys about rs
years OF age employed az the Reed
hotel as elevator aud bell boys. Satur-
day evening refusing TO work with
japanese boys who had been employed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18

TO Cripple Creek tomorrow morning and
visit one OF the great mines in the gold
camp Returning 10 Colorado Springs
m the evening thr distinguished visitor
Wiz Do guest OF Gen. William j. Pail
men az dinner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
MILLVILLE.
FUNERAL OF MRS. RoUEcHE.
Esteemed Woman Eulogizcd for Her
Many Virtues and Integrity.

Special Correspondence.
MilyIlle June 1.-THE funeral was
held yesterday over the remains
OF the wife Of Bishop John + Rouche
There was a large attendance. showing
the esteem which rhe people IN general
felt for the deceased The speakrs feel
ingly eulogized her many virtues and her
integrity 20 the cause n truth which she
had espouscd Boz her youth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
POISONED BY ToADsrooLs.

Reddug Cab, June 1.-THE 3-year-
old daughter o. &. J. B3gley met death
today from eating to8dstools which tho
child found DOB the back yard The eff
forts OF two physicians failed 90 save
her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
MUSICAL TREAT.

Pupils Of Squire Coop 10 Give Recital
In Opera House.
ogden. June lS.-Thursday evening
at The Grand Opera House. a recital
win be given by the pupils OF Prof.
SQUIRE Coop, which promises 10 be on'
q the rare musical treats Of the sea-
ron. To the lovers Of music cordial
Invitation is extended. The program
10 be rendered follows:
Concerto in d major..........-Mo Mozart
Miss Beatrice Boyle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Byron Dake Fails Under car aud Has
Foot Crushed

Special Correspondence
Provo June lS-Byrou Duke. d IL
year-old boy, son OF M and Mrs He
Der Duke Of this City. met with very
serious accident Saturday night oh the
d. & r. g. yard iu this city About %
o'clock be- attempted 90 get ON a fr,Iyut
train. with the intention of leaving
town. In doing 50 he feli under the car
and one Of the Wheels passed over Dis
LETT foot crushing u az the instep, an /
severe scalp wounds were also suffered
by the young man The accident was
not noticed. aud the boy remained near
the track helpless and part OF the tilac
unconscious till about 2 o'clock Sun
day morning when Mr. r. e. Wat
kius who came IN from the south on
freight train and left the train IN The
yard some distance east Of the depot
discovered the boy Mr.. Watkins NJ
once arranged 20 have him taken %
the Provo General hospital where On
examination disclosed that the loot
could not be saved. and 10 was anpu-
tated just above the ankle The conl.-
lion OF the patient is as faborable ls
can be expected
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
Judge Booth has rendered a decision
In the case Of Spjngvlue vs. Mrs. Vim.
Konold ct al The court finds that ira.
cation district 80. 2. In which the Wd-
tiers Of Spring creek and part Of the
waters OF Hobble creek are used is one
indiyislDll district and the same reg
ulauons apply 90 AN the waters there
Of and fhnf f.lQirffff hoe fta rUrDf d,
control and regulate the water De
PENDANT is given primary right to the
use ~ water for q Y acres OF land, and
secondary rights to water for 20is Gcr s..
and 20 an independent AZ minute feet
OF water, constant Gow from Spring
creek
Payson Exchange Savings bank VS.
John ProvOstgaard. set Tor the 2lst.
Bank ~ Spanish Fork Ns T.. H.
Gardner. demurrer overrued. defend
ant given 10 June % 10 answer.
Suit Tor divorce has been commenced
by Mrs Nerlle Kirkham, Of Lchir on
the ground OF failure 10 provide She
asks 10 be restored to her maiden
name. Verlie Taylor
WEDDING BELLS.
u, I. cooper ana Myrtle J., bllIOtui
both OF Aspen, Colorado were married
here Saturday by Deputy County Clerk
KartChner.
Miss Pearl Schumway and Mr. An.
drew Anderson, both OF Vineyard, We're
married Friday evening. by Deputy
City Clerk Kartchner at his home on
Provo Bench.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The annual reunion Of the Clun fam
fly viii be held Wednesday the Goth at
the Lake resort, members Of the
family from many Utah towns and
some from adjoining states and terri
tories are expected 10 be present The
date is the nth anniversary Of the
birth OF David Clun, a Provo pioneer.
The Stake Primary convention held
In the stake tabernacle yesterday was
well attended and a very interesting
meeting The following members
OF The general board were In attend
auce. and also attended the officers
meeting in the forenoon. Mrs. Emma
Romney and Mrs. Ida Smith OF salt
Lake and Mrs. Aurelia Rogers ~ Far
mington.
Sunday school conference were held
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18

medicine will do thatbut for all the obstinate chronic
coughs which, neglected, badly treated lead up to
consumption, it is the best medicine that can be taken
Study the medicinal properties and OF the root OF
Golden Seal (Hydrastis Canadensis), one OF the
most valuable OF our American forest plants, as
set forth in a little book OF extracts made
up by Dr. Pierce from the standard works OF the leading
medical writers and teachers OF the several schools OF
practice and it will be concusivey apparent to you that
a medicine like Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery.
which is rich in all the curative principles Astounding in
Golden Seal root 50 highly extoed by the most eminent
medical men, must be surprisingly efhoacous in the cure
Of many Of 5nae and distressing ailments and especial
" so in all catarrhal affections OF the surfaces,
whether OF the nasal passages throat or broncha or
Of the stomach bowels bladder other pelvic organs
Scarcely less valuable than the properties Of Golden Seal
in curative way, are the several medicinal principles
raced from Stone root Queens root Black Chcrrybark
Boodroot and Mandrake root, all OF which are harmon
iousy blended with tripe-rehned glycernc in Golden
Medical Discovery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
ON PIXIES PEAK.

The Mahardjgh at Baroda Pays q Visit
TO fJmous Mountain
Colorado Springs. colo. June 1.-THE
maharajah GaekWar 81 Baroda. India.
after making the ascent OF Pixies
Peak visiting the Garden Of the Gods.
and Cheyenne canyons today win 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18

Manager. E. A. larkin
't .ith 81 Telephone 1874
Advertisements FOR the Daily.
saturday and Semi Weekly NeG,
seoepted on the same terms a. Al
he Salt Lake oihca
cireuiator. John ]. neoreoon
IS Wash. Ave. Ind Tel III
Office With Lambert Paper Co
Payment. for the Daily. SATURDAY.
and Seml-Neek.y News should b
made 70 the clrculltor Delivery
made by carrier on the sam, tsrus
as ir Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
PROVO DEPARTING Mt

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perm
Daily saturday and semEWky News orders taken for
Church Residence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18

From the writings OF Drs. Bartholow, King Scudder,
Halo Hare, Johnson Coo and host Of others quoted in
the little book above REFER to and which will be posted
free 70 any one mailing request by postal card for same TO
DIR. V. Pierce Buffalo n. y ii will DC seen that
medicine like Golden Medical Discovery" which is rich
in an the curative properties not only OF Golden Seal but
also OF all the other most valuable native medicinal roots
mentioned will generally cure not only all the ordinary
catarrhal affections OF the nasal passages stomach bow
els and pelvic organs, but will also overcome and cure
such affections even after they have reached the ulcer
alive stage In this list Of diseases cured by Golden
Medical Discovery" may be included catarrhal dyspepsia
or Indigestion chronic and Lucrative diarhea In severe
or long standing nasal catauh it is well to cleanse the
nasal passages with Dr. Sages Catarrh Kennedy while
taking Golden Medical Discovery as constitutional
course Of treatment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-18
WEDDING BELLS.

J. r Cooper and Myrtle Z. Griffith,
both OF Aspen, Colorado, were married
here Saturday by Deputy County Clerk
KartChuer
Miss Pearl Schumway and Mr. An.
drew Anderson, both OF Vineyard, We're
married Friday evening, by Deputy
City Clerk Kartchner at his home on
Provo Bench.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
MIAMI INTERESTED
Citizens There Take Lively
Interest In Matter Of
the Census

Tis Mass meeting AZ Mani seslsf-
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clffsns ssi1IHs 8 tie taking -
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was TIE attended s aay ilsst
Judge 6Nl l Has a. held Is He
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WOMAN WITH GUN
Terrified the NeIghbOrs
Near Eagle This
Morning

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