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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27

nations Nh and Mrs. Cutler. WIN make
,helr home mere
The largest social event of yesterday
was the lawn feie given al Rowland
hall. the affair being as delightful as
The event. there always are. \ muslcm
program was one Of The delightful. ie''
lures.
This afternoon Mrs +. :. Blscom and
Mrs T. b. crltrnow win entertain az
the home " the !Ctner in honor %
Mrs. Lester Mclean of Chicago.
Nrs. Leslie Loarg Savage gave am
Informal bridge party yesterday in bone
or of Miss Mary McShduo. the hostess
being assisted hy r. S. Channing ana
Miss Judge
The monug musicale g.ych
yesterday bN Mrs. W. g.. i'ruohi
u honor OF Mrs Floyd Dap-
rr was most Cioyable hn3r
about 20 guests being present tn.
rooms were bright with flowers and
friend, of the hostess assisted iu serv'
iuc
Mrs p. +. Holmes WAS guest Of honor
al deliahtul affair Yesterday given nv
Nps ~ T. SNYDER The entertainment
bar. in Tho nature Of a bridge tea,
Roses and syringe were used I'm 'ho
decorations ana about 80 guests enjoyed
tecaa.ir.
MIS- l. Z. F.aukyn and Miss Nebbcr
eiva luncheon next Wednesday m
th. Country club I'm honor o. Miss
Kotbcr.ue Franklin of Iowa.
Tooirb, Miss Ethel Mitchell and OR.
SON T. Tldrcdgc viii he married. the
wedding to take place at me home of
tbc brlde's parents M ana Mrs. p. r.
| Mitchell
Another wedding of tonight viii be-
that NJ Miss claire Mldeeley and Ar
| home oro
The reception given yesterday by Mrs
j. g.. Lynch and Mrs. j. a. Reeves WAS
! most delightful one. The house was
| a bower Of roses. syrlnsa and greens
| most beautifully arranged, the hail 40
! white ana green inc psaIioiS ih ll'N
! red with q rrofusion OF roses and car
/ nations mingled with vines. An orr
| chcstra furnished music ana "a number
% friends assisted.
\ ueIgNiIl| |iht NtIlAt given I| I''-
or az MISS BUOY Smllh $ n,I'hlal' was
| o.Ooyed 'l Sali'It ltsl M1I'l'f
mug lhe 9alniuk amor geo Hs."
! l4tasuI- 'u' ". ..,7 -
I moon ana stars cou'l renee l"'lF H-u'
! upon the scene. AllrI "'I9 u'''''I's was
I enjoyed ill .ne return nome. NOS
! present were Misses suuF SIulln' .,'u'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27
MUST ANSWER TO
SERIOUS CHARGE
district Attorney Halverson
CHARGES Laurence Farse With
Murderous Assault.
MANAGE SUIT AGAINST 0. S. |.
first Time In Months Junction
cts is Entirely Free From Con-
iagious Disease.

oys-r. June IA complaint was
..n,red last evening by District Al
,.y George Halyerson, charging
,,,,snce Farse with assault with IN
-. 70 commit murder on the person
,o-a F. Page The district attorney
,,s personally given the case consider
~. attention. In order that he might
r. hotter prepared to prosecute the &C.
,lor He yesterday afternoon. IN com
..,v With an officer and complainant
,,,icd the scene Of the alleged muir
1e,,ue assault in ogden canyon, and
,,pnd the pocketknlfe belonging TO Page
=, the mountain side, where he nal
,,st.l It fell out OF his pocket Whtn
varse struck him and he'rolled doWA
de- stoep incline. This is another point
,rAi.ating that the young man mas iold
,be officers a truthful story.
d. Farse. wife Of the assailtn,.
,,n,e In ogden yesterday afternoon and'
,Js,,ai her husband and Page at thh
county Jail and made a stralghtioI.
ward statement to Deputy sheIlu
wilson and others. She shields ne
,onng man Page In every particular
and makes the serious charge that he'
husband had told her on numerous o.,
,asinns that he intended killing Page II
ne had 10 20 TO the ends Of the earth 10
An h. that he would some day get nm
mo saloon and get him drunk. th'l
ure him 10 some secluded spot anu
choke him to death. She says her aus
hand vas a very jealous man and Was
81 without cause that she was friendly
with Page. but only because he ha1
kent company with her adopted daugh-
Ter Elizabeth Page. She also eXpressel
a willingness TO go on the witness
stand and testify against her husband
bot as the law prevents a wife RON
going on the witness stand 10 TESTIFY
against her husband in criminal pros
esution OF this kind, her evidence can
not he used. but the officers expect 70
get practically the same testimony
from other sources Of his threats TO
Inn Page. The woman declares Der
has been unkind TO her ana
that she intends getting a divorce from
him ...-..
Ferse has consulted With Attorney
" ID Iessenger and expects to en-
rloy him to defend him in the case
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27

July. Letters received here lndiCli.
that there viii be large attendance
Of funeral directors from an parts W
the state. and that a strong state assoc
citation win be effected
Deputy Sheriff Barnett has recovered
sufficiently from his attack OF pneu-
mouil 90 be able 90 be out.
The race track ON the fair grounds Is
i1 fine condition Tor The big races 20 BE-
held here on July 4 and s. Several
horses are here now and others are
coming co. daily TO enter the event
The Airodome has opened for the
season and is doing a good business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27
OGDEN WITHOUT CONTRACTION,
For First Time in Months city i Free
From Quarantine,

ogden. June 27.-For the first time
IN several months, ogden is without
case Of contagious disease, and not
quarantine flag Is to be found posted
within the city limits. This state
ment is made In a report prepared by
Sanitary Inspector Albert Power TO be
submitted Ia the city council. This
speaks remarkably well for Ogden.
with a population ~ over $4,000 peo-
ple. and not one case OF contagious
disease. The city's sanitary depart
ment is being very carefully watched,
and the people generally are keeping
their premises IN a much cleaner con-
dlton which has greatly helped To
bring about the present healthful con-
dition ~ affairs, and the people o.
ogden are 70 be congratulated ON be-
ing once more free from contdgion.
Mr.. Power states that all through this
year there has been but little con-
tae1on and the few cases that have
developed are OF a mild form and few
deaths have resulted.
4 prominent physician also stated
last evening that there Is very little
acute illness of any kind either in the
city or county at the present time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27
CUPID STILL BUSY.

cupid continues to be very busy In
ogden and County Clerk Mattson has
granted licenses TO wed 20 the following
couples:
Joseph G. Platt and Miss Joan VII
son, both OF legal age and residents
Of ogden.
Hyrum f. Lund, % and Miss Melissa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27
REAL ESTATE DAY.
saltair June 29th

over 2i0 prizes Tickets 2jc each.
For sale by an members Of. the associa-
ton, and at headquarters. Is West Sec
ond South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27
BnARD nT EnTCATION.

The board Of education met last
evening and referred a number Of bids
FOR school supplies TO the committee
ON supplies. The salary OF the superin-
terdent was made $3.50 a year.
Secretary Beatty Of the state board OF
health win come to Provo and address
the convention Of undertakers early In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27
MISSIONARY SOCIABLE

The sixth ward viii give a musical
and literary entertainment Friday
evening I'm the ward house in honor
Of Mr.. |. A. Smoot. lately returned from
"a mission 10 Great Britain, and Messrs.
Alma Paxman and John Gibby who
win leave on missions TO the Middle
States and Great Britain respectively
IN the near future A splendid pro-
gram has been arranged FOR the occa-
sion After il IL given the Relief So
ciety Of the ward will serve reiresh-
meuts 10 the guests
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27

Carver % both Of Plain city. Weber
county.
THONGS Green. g. Of ogden and Miss
Helen Fitzgerald. n, OF Laramie Wyo.
William Krebs 80, and Miss Lydia
Sprk. 30. both OF South Weber. Davis
county
Peter Zoudcryon g. ana Miss Crete
E0ghaar. q. both OF ogden city
Lester child and Miss Caroline Fry,
both OF ogden and Of legal age.
John Baxter ~ ogden and Miss Kate
Anderton. Of Morgan we're married az
the brides home today
BAPTIST BOYS BRIGADE DRILL
The Ipust Boys Brigade of the
Baptist church had a competitive drill
last evening az The church building
which proved very interesting 20 /.
good sized audience.
The first prize a medal and g. was
awarded o. John Mcpermott. second
prize s. was won 10y Fred Van Tassel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27
NEEDING PERMITS ISSUED.

Marriage licenses have been issued
TO the following couples.
j. q. Rowe Of Spanish Fork and
Sara Honey Of Provo.
Thomas Mattinsn Of Payson, and
Amey wilkins OF Spanish Fork
Joseph A. Passey Of Mesa. Arizr
and Maud II. Dunn Of Provo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27
BAPTIST BoYs HRGADE Drill
DRUG STORES CLOSE SUNDAYS
Not Worth While Ia Keep Open 10
Merely Fill Prescriptions.


Provo. Utah. June 21-rhe proprie-
tors aud managers az the FIVE drug
stores met yesterday afternoon and de-
ciied % close their places Of business
tight every Sunday and as a result the
following notice IS now posted ON che
front door NJ each drug store. Closed
SUNDAYS This store viii close every
Saturday night AZ I 2 o'clock, until
Monday morning at Z O'Clock.
The closing movement is the result
81 the enactment Of an ordinance by
the city council for the regulation oi
drug stores which goes into effect
july I.
The ordinance makes 81 unlawful for
anything 90 be sold in drug stores on
SUNDAY except for houatide medical
purposes. aud 10 sell liquor on sunday
except upop the prescription " a reg
ularly licensed physician. There re-
strittIons the druggists consider too
stringent. and that the business they
win be able to DO under the ordinance
VIII not Justify ihm In keeping open
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27

Manager. e. A. Larkin
~s Ath ST. Telephons iu.k
Advertisements for IN, Daily.
Saturday and Semi Weekly Nevf
accepted On the same ms - a.
the Salt Lake Office
cireulstof. John J. neGre9o.
rts Wash Ave Ind Tel Isl
Cffce With Lambert Paper Co
Payment. for the Daily. SATURDAY
and Semi-Week,y News should bs
made 10 the cifculator. Deliver
made by carrier on the same terms
As ir Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27

4 pretty afternoon affair Of yesterday
was the card party given by Miss Flor
ance Culmer and Miss Helen Jennings
In honor " Miss Muuroe " Omaha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27

Miss Ruby Viola Madsen and Joseph
B Roden were married today and a r.
ceptiou win Dee held az the brides home
tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27

Another Wedding Of this afternoon IS
that of Miss Jennie g. Edwards and
Clarence r. Raymond, the ceremon,
being performed no $3.50 and a large re-
ceptior 10 be held tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-27

The marriage OF Miss M1ude MAJ
Irvine and David g. Dunbar took place
this afternoon az the home Of The
brides parents, Mr and Mrs. j. X. It.
vine the rooms being effectively deco.
rated. and the immediate relatives be-
Ing present. Mr. and MIS-. Dunbar W'l.
reside here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06

acre ordered TO notify Mr. Wright that
his wishes would be compiled with
Personal. Mr. and Mrs Charles b Evans
have returned from Palm Beach Fla.--Jos
Dean and Edward McPike are recovering
lrom severe colds Mrs A. Lee Porter IS
staying al Atlantic City DR. Miller and
son OF Zion, Md. We're visitors here re-
Gently Miss Carrie Bryan of philadel-
phia and Mrs Richard Maxwell of Viii
mington are visiting Mrs. Benjamin Camp
George w. Bailey has returned from
Washington and Baltimore p Blair
Pie Of New Yerk is visiting his mother
here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
NEWARK
specini concsronoence OF rverv Evenias.

speeinl voncsronoence oi rverv Eveuins.
Newark, March g. DIR. George n.
Chakaloh, surgeon in the Bulgarian army.
Will deliver a lecture IN the Hirst prcshv-
tcuan Church tomorrow evening ON the
Martyrs of Macedonia DIR. Chakalon
will also sing i'm Bulgarian.
The annual intercollegiate debate will
take place Friday evening, March Odd
between Maryland Agricultural College
and Delaware College, in college omtory
AZ the regular meeting ol Town Coun-
cii, last night. a communication was re-
ceived from the Board of Trade stating
that j. Piiling Wright was prepared to
build and operate a hand fibre plant, pro-
viding Council furnishes fire protection
and puts the street leading 10 the pro-
posed plant in proper shape for hauling.
The president and secretary OF Council
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
DEATH oE THoMAs 5. oLARKE.

Special lCouespondence evesv svennt
Dover, March g. Thomas s. Clarke of
this town. who had been "A patient at the
Unvo sitity Hospital. Philadelphia, for a
few weeks. died there yesterday.
A letter received from him by the family
during the day reported him much better.
and his wife went to Philadelphia on the
afternoon train to see him, only TO learn
Of his death
Undertaken w. IL Pritchett went to
Philadelphia ON the midnight trian TO
take charge OF the body. which uQs
brought here at noon today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06

Thomas Boyle. Jr., the 5-years-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boyle OF South
Third street. is in a critical condition. as
the result of swallowing a match two
weeks ago. The little fellow has been
unable TO eat and has become almost
skeleton Tho attending physician says
that an operation would be the only thing
that could be done to save his life, yet
his condition Is such that he cannot be
operated upon because of the weakness of
his constitution. The father of the child
became IN ON Friday and is also in "a
critical condition.
Miss Edith Palmer. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Palmer of Ninth and Young
streets. is critically in with typhoid fever
contracted while employed in philadel-
phia and Is now at the home Of her parents.
John NJ. Hance & Son are building q
two-story rear addition 20 the property
ON North Fourth street recently purchased
10y Frank Bridgewator from the Ridings
estate.
The Jim Shoes, $3.50 Shaw's.a
The diamond brooch lost hy Mrs. A. Y.
| II. lesley George while attending tho
funeral ol James g. Gegan on Friday has
not heen recovered
Parties are negotiating for the pur-
chase of the 90 houses In Dohbinsvlle. A
capitalist Is now interested and will fix
the houses mp in good shape and furnish
one 10 show
John Palioy will dispose Of his property
on the Buttonwoods and move TO vii
mington
Geat preparation is heing made for
the st. Patrick Day celebration in the
Opera House by Division No. 8, A. O. II.
Among the sick DR. William Werten.
baker, who has been IN, is now able 10
attend 20 his practice Mrs Mary b
Lane who has been very in, is recovering
Mrs. John NJ. Hance is in with severe
attack of grip.
Personal Miss Mary Kirk and Mis-,
Anna Minslow have been visiting rela
| tiNps in Philadclphia Miss Annette n
Jacobs and Mrs Harry T.. Jackson oI
Philadelphia have been visiting here Mi.
Margaret kellehor and Miss Maggie Fcrr,
OF Wilmington have been the guests o
Mrs. Delaware Montgomery, 6Oi Cherp
| street.
Fresh fish and oysters King's*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
Y. N. @. A nramnti..

Special Corresponoence OF rverv evening.
Dover March 6. The Dramatic Asso-
citation of the Dover j. NJ. G. A. will pro-
duce. on April 9th, the farce. "Mhat Han
pened 10 Jones Some of Dovers best
talent viii take part.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06

W llllhln H. NNnliNif disf h"Ni"'i '-' A-siiiNf
Moses B. Fleming.
At the meeting of the Board of Educa-
tion last night. the reelected members
presented their credentials and were
sworn ia. At the reorganization, Mr..
Phillips was elected president, Mr.. Mani
love. treasurer; Mr. Wise, secretary.
The board quibbled for some time over
the question "Is u legal 10 pass the order
at the special meeting for tho payment
of the election officers and after going
back to the minutes ot the board in March,
lSSS. William Herbert. deceased, prcsi-
dent is was shown that a precedent had
hcon established and followed annually.
The checks were drawn.
The purchase of some fixtures for use
of the physiology class also caused much
contention and the matter was finally
laid over without action, after which the
board adjourned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
TRE MEMS OF NEN CASTLE
Plano and Organ Factory IN
dustries Under Consid-
GRAFTON
BY THE BOARD OF TRADE
Suggestion Made That More
Houses Be Built.

Reorganization Of the Board Of Education
Boy swallows a Marble nohbinsvilie
Houses May Change nands-socia aud
Personal Items.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06

Use Silver Suds for cleaning silver
Sold by druggists and grocers.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06

A healthy man IL a king in HE own right.
an unhealthy man is an unhappy slave.
burdock Blood Bitters builds up sound
health-keors you Wells
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
JapaneSe SNk 29C Yard.

You win find that this silk cannot be purchased {
7Jc yard we have in various different shades full 30
wde price for this special
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
Remnants of
En1bE'OideF'ieS5 3 vd

big lot of fine emboderes in to yard lengths
fine edgng and cambria in extra fine work. sold regu
lar for 10 and l2lc yard price to-day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
Low Pricesto Boom Business

slO0, We have 50 fine hand embroid-
cred Shirtwaist Patterns, made to sell at
Sl.75. a paper pattern given free with
each waist
Special showing ladies' and misses
spring tailor-made Suits and Coats
$1,000 will buy a tailor-made suit worth
slsQO.
S3.75, Covert Cloth Jackets worth $500.
$500 Covert Cloth Jackets worth 81 so.
S3.9S, Black Broadcloth Jacket worth
sc.os.
Die, best self-rolling Window Shades;
30c value
69c, our warranted Alarm Clocks Why
pay SIPS?
215c yard, SC and Sc Laoes
]
&c yard, i0e and l2l5c Laoes.
Zoe yard, lsc wide Emhroideries.
lOc, lot 25c Lace Collars.
Csc, lot sl.5o and $500 Umbrellas
25c, lot siOo framed Pictures.
l0c, lot 39c mems Working Shirts
l5c yard double twisted Scotch
Iweeds; Doc value
Bic yard all colors, SOC Tafieta silk.
4sc yard neat pin stripes and checks
Iaheta Silks; 6gc value.
lOc. Pillow Cases.
55c, Bed Pillows, good feathers, good
ticking
25c, lot SOC Scarfs and Shams
| l5c, lot 25c scarfs and shams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06

In many cases, the
craving for alcohol
comes from takin z
patent medicines.
ihe.maiorityof which
contain alcohol and
injurious drugs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06

William II. Cooper, Jr., Samuel l.. Lane,
Moses b Fleming.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06

Sold in B0c and
Si.O0 bottles. The
Sl.00 size contains
three times the
quantity of the 5Cc
size.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
Mems PIeafed Shirts 49C.

Extra fine garland white peated bosom soft shirts,
peat made very fine in full lengths with good white cambria
this shirt sells regular for 5c special for this sae
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06
Women Who Appreciate
Good Values Will be Here
in Large Numbers Tomorrow

No one with an atom economy their makeup will be able
these inducements Always Busy Store Most of the
remarkable sales of such staple character that
woman knows the regular prices the genuine bargain
offerings apparent the Will you share in the
valuegving?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06

Father Johns
Medicine Ia not a
patent medicine.
and DOES NOT
CONTAIN ALCO
Hob or poisonous
drugs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-06

Father John q
Medicine cures
Throat and Lung
Troubles, Coughs
and Colds. Builds
you up. Guaranteed.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-05-31
Globes Great Mineral Belt.

Globe district is the largest and
richest mineral district in Arizona.
Its production of copper last year
was over 3O,OOO,OOO and for 1906 it
will exceed 4O,OOO'OOO pounds. The
great mineral belt of the district
extends from Richmond basin to the
eastern line of Pinal county, a
length of nearly tnirty-fve miles
Copper is found over almost it's
entire length, and number of mines
have been added to the producing
list during the past year. The dis
trict production of silver from 1876
1890 amounted to $4,000, 900, and still
vast deposits of the white metal are
here undisturbed by the miners pick
and drill. Gold has been found in
many places in the district, and in
the Lost Gulch and Gold Gulch sec
tion are numerous strong gold veins
veins awaiting development.-Belt.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-05-31
FEMALE BOOSTERS
IN YUMA SALOONS.
United States Attorney Alexander
Threatens Federal Action.

The Women'S Club of Yuma Is
making crusade against the saloons
of that city that have in their EN-
ploy women. For some months past
they have been seeking assistance
in their fight from the city and the
county authorities, but they became
discouraged in not receiving the aid
anticipated, and they appealed to
United States Attorney J. L. B.
Alexander. On the occasion of his
last visit to Yuma, he gave out an
interview, warning the owners of the
saloons against continuing the prac-
tice, and it is said that several at
once arranged for the removal of
the women from their places of
business.
There are still, however, several
saloons continuing the practice, and
it is likely that before the end of
the coming week he will again visit
Yuma and begin action against those
who are still continuing the practice.
Prosecution will be made of the
owners of the saloons under that
federal statute providing for the
punishment of any person who enters
into conspiracy with a second per-
son to commit a crime. In case a
conviction is secured the penalty
provides for fine of not more than
$4,000 and Imprisonment in a Jail
for period not to exceed two years.
The interview given the Yuma
Enterprise by Mr.. Alexander and
which he yesterday confirmed.
yuma has got to be more decent.
The open and brazen running of
houses of prostitution on your main
street, where every person on the
way to and from the trains must
pass in full view, has got to be stop
ped, and right away"
''If the authorities whose duty it
is to enforce the law" he continued,
twill not take the matter up, 1 will.
If this matter isn't attended to at
once, I'm coming down there some
time on the 3 a. ID. train with
bunch of United States marshals
and arrest every woman and man
found in those houses and they will
all be prosecuted under the United
States law and sent on the Hill, no
matter how respectable any of them
may be. ."-Republican.