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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-06
ALLEGED BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Police Shadow Suspects 10 salt Lake
And Make Arrests.

Ogden Feb, 6.--Through quick ana
tctlye work on the part Of the Ogden
police. sergeants Chambers and Tout
have arrested the two men who bur-
glarlzed the dry goods department Of
J, l., Clark & Sons company's store
few nights ago. The capture was made
in Salt Lake City late Yesterday after
room by the two sergeants. who had
been shadowing the two suspects for
two days, but they did not make the
arrest until they had the mon right.
The prisoners were brought to Ogden
on the evening train and are now be-
hind the bars at the city Jail They
give their names az Charles Miller and
I r Quincy, both young men OF good
appearance, The first named claims
70 be bookkeeper. while the latter
says he 10 stenographer. Miller has
made full confession to the officers of
pawnlns the goods. but at first claimed
that they were taken from Reno. Ne
vada, and brought here and sold to the
second hand dealer. The officers be-
lleve that both men will eventually
confess 10 entering the store. az the
evidence against them IL very con-
elusive. and conviction would be
easy The goods stolen from the store
nave oil been recovered. the police hav-
Hg round the silks IN less than an hour
after the burglary was discovered by
Af. ozark, The men will no doubt
waive preliminary hearing and on APP
bearing In the district court plead
sull'y and take the consequences.
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LET YOUR STOMACH HAVE IT'S
OWN WAY.
DO Not Try TO Drive and Force il to Work
When II is Not Able or You Will
Suffer AL the More.

You cannot treat your stomach as
some men treat a balky horse. force.
drive or even starve IL into doing work
at which Il rebels. The stomach is n
patient and faithful servant and viii
stand much abuse 49, lll-treatment
before II "balks,' but when II does
you had better 20 slow with il aul uot
attempt to make II work Some people
have the mistaken idea that they can
make their stomachs work by starving
themselves, They might cure the
stomach that way, but Il would take
so long that they would have no use
for a stomach when they got through.
The sensible way out OF the difficulty
Is to let the stomach rest II It wants 10
and employ substitute to do its work.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets will do
the work of your stomach FOR you and
digest your food Just az your stomach
used to when II was WELL You can
prove this by putting your foo4 In
glass jar with one OF the tablets and
sufficient water and YOU no
food digest In just the same time as
the digestive fluids OF the stomach
would DO Il. That will satisfy your
mind. Now, TO satisfy both your
mind and body take one OF stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets after eating-eat all
ulli Nhtl N'u NdHl~ii1 you VIII IPtl
In your mind that your food IL being
diRested because you will feel IT,
turbance or weight In your stomach
In fact, you will forget all about hay
ing u stomach, Just as YOU did when
you were a healthy boy or g.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets act IN a
natural way because they contain only
the natural elements Of the gastric
juices and other diYro'i he
stomach 1t makes no difference what
condition the stomach is in, thav 90
right ahead OF their own accord and
do their work. They know their bust
ness and surrounding conditions do not
influence them In the least They thus
relieve the weak stomach of all it's bur-
dens and give 1t its much needed rest
and permit II to become strong nrd
healthy.
Stuert's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
safe by all druggists at 80 'ents box.
They are so we'll known and their
popularity is so great that a druggist
would as soon think of being out OF
alcohol or quinine as OF them. In fact,
physicians are prescribing them all
over the land. and If your own doctor
is real honest with you. he will tell
you frankly that there is noth'no on
earth so good for dyspepsia as Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-06
SHERIFF AND POLICE.
Interesting Report OF Work Done In
1905.

ogden, Feb. 6,--The work done py Ih9
ogden police and members OF the we
ssr county sherlffs office during the
az, wear Ia very creditable, and the
Laavy sentences melted out by District
Judge Howell has had great tendency
n lessen the number Of crimes In Ogden
and Weber county. The clerk OF the
court has prepared report to be Tor
uarded TO the state board OF statistics.
shaving the number OF criminals who
bsya been convicted In the Second dis
lIct court The report hows a total or
"a convictions Of felony and the men
we're ali sentenced 10 the state prison.
, notlcsable fact about the report IL
mai not one woman was convicted or a
felony or sentenced either TO the state
prison or county Jail from the Second
district court during 1905, The crimes
and number convicted are as follows
burglary. II; adultery, 2; ASSAULT; at
lempt to commit rape, D attempt to
NH /; embezzlement, !, forgery, ?;
grand larceny, 8 robbery. l. sentenced
10 the penitentiary. "a. to the county
.ail, 8. 49,, sa
the past year almost every person VINO
has committed any serious crime in this
rtv has been apprehended and the off,
GERS have worked up their cases so
carefully In securing evidence that Few
have escaped conviction, and this con-
dItlon can be attributed to the unity
that exists between the sherifs force
and police department.
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1NTERURBAN LINE.
'oh'c''lng salt Lake. Ogden and
brigham City Assured,

Vslen' Feb. 6--Wlll ]. L. Mccarron
aha those backing him, build nm inter
.Ian car line between Salt Lake civ
ana ' ogden or Simon Bamberger com,
Iele his line 10 ogdeng liz A ouestion
WA r1at Is causing considerable comment
thai one or the other of Them viii
raId the line IL assured and Il low
ismslns to see which one IL going ~
90 the work MIR. McCarron bas re
surned to Ogden from the east where
~ mas been for several weeks f,nanr,ng
~, n's project and has succeeded in in
, ,ss,ss ss some wealthy capitalists in
s @s project, and he also has some local
s ssI.,ts at his back, lie states that
.U,npeIent engineers have been at work
ssaryeyins the proposed route S y, ~oen
san Lake City and Brigham civ
sinohs them being q. A, Damon a. Chi,
saso. who has made a vsry f,v W HE
report on the route and protect 'o''o'e
The interurban electric p, cay ,;,s ~.
w wsIl salt SAT- Lake and Brigham city
district. f Ssts.s sre, At deal more fov the
i p,a Ge realized at the present. time
lv, a ION would It help greatly 10 popn.
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Utah County Afiairs--Distrlct Court
Busincss--Utah Girl Dies In Canada.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Provo, Utah Co, Feb 6.---The follow
Ing business was transacted by the city
council last evening:
Warren Snow and others petitioned
for the opening OF Second North street
from Seventh to Tenth West street
Referred to committee on streets and
alleys.
The committee on electric light
recommended that a light be placed at
the intersection of Third East and
Fifth North street. and that no light
be placed AT the intersection of Fourth
East and Fifth North streets for the
reason that there Is no pole line 10 the
latter point. Report adopted.
The committee on judiciary recon-
mended that the mayor be authorized
TO write Harris 4 Co aud Rollins &
Sons, and solicit bids for the $3.50
waterworks bonds. explaining that the
issue OF the $4,000 electric light bonds
was delayed on account of failure of
the city To purchase the Electric com
pany's distribution system. Report
adopted.
Mayor Frisby, chairman Of the COM
mittee on redemption of waterworks
bonds. recommended that sufficient
money be collected from delinquent wa
ter rates to Increase the sinking fund,
which now consists OF sil36.76 ia &c.
600, aud that six $1,000 waterworks
bonds, now held by the Travellers In
surance company OF Hartford, Conn,
be redeemed Report adopted Tho
bonds can be bought for sl03 and ac-
crued interest.
An ordinance was passed requiring
owners Of property within the fire linn
It's to remove snow. hail or sleet from
paved sidewalks. The penalty for fail
Ing to comply with the ordinances is "A
fine OF $40 or ten days Imprisonment,
or both.
The matter of certain parties plac-
Ing sand and cObble stones on the side
walks In place Of gravel was referred
to the street supervisor, with instruc-
lions not to accept such material.
UTAH COUNTY AFFAIRS.
The board of county commissioners
met here yesterday and transacted the
following business;
The boards OF trustees Of the Lincoln
aud Pleasant Grove school districts APP
reared before the commissioners, and
the matter OF annexng portion Of
the Lincoln district to Pleasant Grove
district was fully discussed with the
result that no change will be made.
Abel John Evans, George Webb and
James Gardner OF Lehl appeared before
the board and asked that the appro-
priation by the county for the purchase
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Edward S Partridge presented the sad
financial status of the recently bereaveG
family of their beloved fellow steacher
Prof. Albert Miller All of Prof. Millers
means had, 1t seems. been put into \
new house on which there was still an
Indebtedness OF over s2,00. Ills widow waS
left with two small children. and IN a
delicate state Of health. Lately from GER
many, she ~ without kith OF kin In this
country, to whom she might turn for help
in her sore trial.
At the close Of the recital the rol was
called and each teacher responded au-
thorizing the treasurer to pay over Ger
tain proportion Of his salary for the cur
rent month. None gave less than - pes
cent and many gave more. the result be
ing a sum Of over a thousand dollars tor
which check was drawn In favor OF
the widowed and fatherless family II IL
believed the citizens of Provo Will make
up Il sum sufficient TO lit the mortgage.
finish the upper rooms In the home, and
thereby place the hereaved ones beyond
the fear Of immediate want and destitu-
ton
GARDEN CITY NOTES
John c. Boyd. formerly Of this city, but
who has lived IN Idaho for several years,
has returned to Provo with his family.
MIR. Boyd has become afflicted with blind
ness, and * arranging TO 90 east fot
treatment.
on Monday. the 18th. the Brigham
Young university will open "A special
four-weeks' course in agriculture, for the
farmers Of Utah county and vicinity
Alma Van Wagenen is erecting a build
ing to be used for an implement house
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

licenses We're issued In Weber county
ana So divorces granted
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
II. =, Carroll the instructor NJ the
state Industrial school I'm printing has
gone to California on leave OF alb
sence for one month principally for the
benefit OF hts little daughters health,
who for months has been seriously III
with bone afl'iction.
Faust" will be played tonight at the
grand opera house by Lewis Morrison
and strong company before a large
audience. Uncle Toms Cabin is the
production for tomorrow matinee and
night.
Mrs. Wallace Boyle was called to
Butte by the serious illness Of her
grandchild
Heber Scowcroft has gone TO Callfor-
MIA to buy goods for their large whole
sale business
Judge Maglnnis was In Salt Lake
city yesterday on business,
John Crosbie, who violated his pa
roll from the Industrial school and has
been serving a 10 days sentence IN The
city Jail, has been returned to the in
stitution.
Gustof Nordstrom was arrested last
evening for stealing bicycle. He was
formerly an inmate Of the state In
dustrial school, to which place he will
likely be reconmitted.
r. J. Ulrich underwent n successful
operation at the Ogden hospital yester-
day.
Judge II. II. Rolapp Is at Lewiston
on business connected with the Anal
yamated Sugar company.
-.
j. Foulger ct al, suit brought to quiet
title TO certain tract of land was
called by Judge Howell in the district
court but the defendants failed TO APP
pear permitting the case to go by de-
fault, and judgment was ordered en-
tered by the court in favor of the plain
tiff
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naasr. e. A. Larkin.
9Th b. Telephone i3s.k

Advertisements for the Daily
saturday aud Semi Weekly News
accepted On the same terms as ~
tbs salt Lake office.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT.
Dugdae,

Of land for the central experiment sta
tlor farm be increased from $1,000 to
$4,000 After considering the matter
the board decided that IL could not In
crease the appropriation
An appropriation of $3.50 was made
on recommendation OF County Fish and
Game Warden Jones to be used to con.
struct dam at the mouth OF Powell's
slough In Lake View on the condition
that owners OF land bordering on the
slough permit the water to be raised
to certain point. which Mr.. Jones
thinks they VIII. The slough will then
be used as a spawning place for bass.
which will be caught In senes and let
out into the lake after the spawning
season. The slough Is considered an
ideal place for spawning one reason
for erecting the dam Is that the carp
may be Kept out, az they have become
so numerous that they entirely destroy
the spawn OF the bass, II they are not
prevented from entering the waters
Treasurer johnson presented state
ments OF the several funds in his Office.
blowing the followirw balances on
hand Feb. l.
County superintendent. 1855
state school .r,..,,.,........... 1,233.S1
Ieneral fund .,.,t,.,,,,..,...., 1,31S23
Jurors and witnesses ...... $3.50
County school ...,.,......... 3.iiS7
Supt. Hales OF the county infrmary
presented a statement OF receipts and
disbursements Of infirmary funds for
January, showing the total amount dis
bursed TO be 1892 ~
The following fees were reported coll
lected in January by county officers:
Treasurer. 1915; sheriff s53.25; clerk,
s2S&O5; recorder. sSs59S.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
The $500 damage suit of Gust Anton
vs. the Il. G.. w. Railway company Was
submitted TO the jury yesterday after
noon and a verdict Of no cause of ac-
tion returned.
Judge Chichester of the Sixth district
is holding court here today hearing the
case Of Provo City vs. the Telluride
Power company Of al. The suit en-
wolves the rights Of the parties to the
use of the waters OF Provo river in
Provo canyon.
UTAH GIRL DIED IN CANADA.
Councilman Powelson Of the Third
ward received the sad intelgence yester-
day that his sister. Miss Celia Powell
son. died during the day from an affic-
tion OF the heart, az the home OF her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Powell Powelson. a.
Raymond, Canada, Miss Powelson was 10
years Of age and was born I'm Goshen.
where she lived till two years ago when
she moved to Canada With her parents,
PROFESSORS FAMILY KINDLY RE-
MEMBERED
Last night at tho faculty meeting OF
the Brigham Young university, Bishop
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SESSION OF THE
CITY COUNCIL.
uo,k Of shedfi's Office and Po'
lloe Department Makes Good
Showing for 1905.
POLICE CAPTURE BURGLARS.
..,.n Car Line Amured--Groom
on rs Wants Divorce from Three
Months Bride Of 81

o,asn Feb. 6.--The city council held
u. ocular meeting last night and al
'suaa miscellaneous claims amounting
,su.774i and disposed Of sundry 9th
:, ,rsttsrs Of minor importance
7, was proposed to change the route
:, street leading from the city to the
.sst city limits from Thirty-third
,,..., 10 Thirty-hrst street, neeessitat-
"A by the closing Of 1'hirtieth street, anu
,bs matter was referred to the law
committee, ~, ,,s ~ % uoI-
l,ngsworth were appointed to auuit tlle
sl,y' hooks at compensation OF s%Vo'
So;h 10 have equal authority.
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Clara l.. Green. whom he married IN
Salt Lake City Nov. S, 1905, little
lese than three months ago. The COM
plant alleges that plaintiff is Is years
OF age, while defendant. IL 81. and that
after the first month of married life
the latter began TO treat her husband
cruelty, striking him and threatening
to set fire to his bed. Plaintiff says
that on Nov. "a, 1905, he decided to de-
PENDANT n homestead In Plain city
valued at 81 500 and In addition to a
decree Of divorce he asks for recon-
veyance Of the property, alleging that
defendant married him for the sole
purpose OF securing possession of It.
FOUR COUPLES WE'D.
The county clerk has granted mar
riage licenses To the following couples:
Fred A. Schenck and Miss Amelia
Mole, both Of lawful age and residents
of Ogden.
Fred w. Reifeld, q. and Miss Char
lotte NJ. Stone, Il. both OF Ogden city.
Frank Ali, "a, and Mrs. Johanna :.
Huddart, rs, both OF Salt Lake city.
Wiley w, Huffaker 81 OF Idaho
Falls and Miss lmogene stevens, 10 OF
Ogden City.
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Swedish scientist is q nephew Of The
famous Baron A. +. Nordenskjold, the
arctic traveller who made the northeast
passage for the tirst time. Dr. Norden-
skiold Is about thirty-seven years Of
exc.
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FAMOUS ANTARCTIC EXPLORER,

otto Nordenskjold, the Swedish eX-
plorer who made the famous expedition
10 the antarctic, spending two years
among the ice fields In that frozen re-
gIon, is now In America on his wedding
tour. He Is professor Of geography at
the University OF Upsala This young
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-06

Clreuiator, John J. MeGreaor.
1ss Wash Ave Ind. Tel i5'
Office With Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News should be
made to the calculator Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as IN Salt Lake.
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7 oday' $ Ogden News

During the year 1905. All marriage
licenses We're issued In Weber county
and SO divorces granted.
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UTAH GIRL DIED IN CANADA.

Last night at tho faculty meeting OF
the brigham Young university, Bishop
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-06

on the corner OF Center and Third West
streets,
The sun has been entirely hidden by
log for 10 days except for few minutes
Monday, TIL Yesterday afternoon when II
was observable though the mist at inter-
walls for two or three hours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31
VI RGINIA
BRIEFS

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BRISTOL, VA, March Colt is the pur-
pose OF the Virginia. Iron. Coal and Coke
Company to kindle the fires IN their big.
iron rolllng-mill and steel plant here next
week. This will he an important event
In the Industrial history. Of Bristol since
it will mark the beginning Of the manu-
facture Of finished products from iron.
U DANV!LLE, n Va Mrs. Roosevelt n .nt1
three of her younger children passed
through the city yesterday afternoon on
their Southern trip. The party occupied
a special Pullman and neither the Presi-
dents wife or any Of the children ap-
peared at the windows.
church mnME fo cost $1,000 viii be commenced
BY the Presbyterians at Fairmount Park
in the next three weeks. It VIII be built
Of artificial stone and shingles.
+ IIARRISONBURG YA,-Charles Linda,
wood, the two-year-old son Of MT. and
Mrs, John Ltndawood, of near Broadway.
during the absence of his mother ycster-
day, began playing with the fire and his
clothing became ignited. Ills little body
u NoRToLK, YA.-Manager Clarke. Of
the Tercentennals. has Just signed an
ton ton 'tohio1 club, in the Central League.
Otey is a left-hand. pitcher, stand SIX
feet one ineh and weighs los pounds. lie
had a record last season of an average OF
nine strike-outs for each game he pltched'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-31
hidden to lay his deadly doing down at

Jesus feet. I'M f.fts d
The proposition is impossible. Faith
finds Its expression in doing Creed with
out decd is dead. = House In Jesuss
parable signified character, Things done
aare so many new courses ini.the masonry
lof life.*t $50 There isI no room or apol-
ogyF for hap-hazard building. The moral
laws Of life are as persistent and funiver-s
sal as the physical laws Of gravity and
power Of resistance. =. = Great fall'h
signified the entirety Of ruin. Another
Campanile can be built,1n the Venetian
Squire. It may be on the same spot and
Of similar material and proportions. but
the same one can never stand there
again. Great was the fall of IT, + s;,'
The word-studies of the paragraph are
especially interesting. For instance. tho
world "rayening (wolves) comes from
'tharpages" from which tlarplek' Is
derived. I'VE shall know them not
merely and barely know-but fully ana
satisfactorily. Profess unto them rather
alphabetically confess as IL he were
to say, Probably ought to recognizo
men who have done mighty deeds In my
name, but In fact I do not. II never
knew you. Never, never!" The original
Is lively. Descended the rain. came the
floods, blew the winds, Beat upon that
house" Struck a blow under which
the house crumbled to ruins. 44
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PLAYS or NEXT WEEK,
Western Comedy at Academy
Monday-Dan Ryan at Bijou.

Franklin WOODBURY. and his company Will
present Edith FILLS, Bakers comedy sals,
Ranch" at tho Academy Monday night
The play L. AFTER fhs Of p pd a v,Ey
but little In the wild ploturesqueness OF
the scenes OF that play. There Is lig sha
vein of comedy running t. through ,1s nnn me
tunity to laugh from the time the e9'W !.
boys give their first concerted greeting
Ia "Sweet Evelyn" until the time, when
She becomes the bride Of Ben ~ ms
Western home. - 49,
Academy for tho engagements OF the
comic opera success phe a xan nsst c ad
"ir'he Ola Homestead on Saturday. matt
nee and night, Both arc sterling nttfa &C..
lions, and VIII make close choice sor
'n Dan lliR yam has chosen THE Bells as
the opening bill during ms i, enE SH;,n
matinee lie viii present camille" and
~ AZ night OBJ, l,kyll and Mr., Hyds''' tgl'