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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24

La Gran Breta1s, on vista de este
parece decidirse & retsner su ministro
en- Seul para aclarar los hechos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

&enee-@oper til 9srnebiemmet
len6es bebft unoer min MoreSie. @n=
hre @aber, beltaaenoe / 5boeparer ell
Ter Me1er, moa bellt. ienbes til 8er=
n%ebiemmet, 975 Evergreen Mpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

Gamlib me6 ben6e op6age6e - at
BUN bar bans ege11 Datter! San Be-
rebe6e Jig ielp 2ipet / fin Gortbib<
lelie.
GH Sll1tning Inn en- lille @u61ig=
be6, ser illuitrerer &ineiernes naioe
Sbertro. Sdnnerne ipiller, iom
logt, Sen itbrlte &olle / Samifierne,
men ofte bill man til Sor1n6rtng fe
1maa Drenge, ser lpber omfring
fleote paa ganffe iom imaa Biger.
5pgrger man ON @run6en, faar
man fglgenoe 8efe6. 8igebgrn 6uer
iffe> 6em brDoer Sc on6e @u6er fig
Tet life ON at gi6re Gortreo, met,
berimo6 bil Sc gi9rne gigre Menne@
fene on0t beo at bergbe Dem 6eres
@la0e og 5toltbeo,. Sgnnerne, men
bel6igbis ct Sc &errer @u6er lite
oberbnl6enoe inebtge, 6erfor fleocr
&ineierne iaa 6eres Drenge paa 1om
8igebern, og Sc 6umme @116er tror
laa og1aa> at 6e birfeltg ct @iger %
gigr Sem 6erfor ingen Sortre6!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

C
.6or at fnn1pc moo oenne umenne=
lfelige 5fif CT ser run6t ON /
Qan0et oprettct @nltalter, Ser gratis
optager npfe6te @prn, iom oilers bar
fire paa at blipe mpr6eoe. On Gel
al 6iSle &ittebernsanitalter ct in6ltif-
te0e al fatbolife Yralter, Ser op6ra~
ger 8gr1ene og ienere ien6er Dem 10
i Ber6m lom Iieneitefolf og lignen=
6e. Men fremmeofien6tlige Snoipi=
Ser bar giort megen Sfa6e for 6isie
Mnltalter peo blanot De Sn6fe6te ct
jpreoe o%n6iin6e0e &pgter, Der blan0t
an6ct gaor no paa, at 8rGlterne lelb
mproer DC imaa 8sm % late Meoi-
ein oerof! Og mango al De fineitife
&ittebgrns5o{pitaler bor fooet ooar=
Iigt Napn, for6i 6isie @nitolter bor
ilolgt Sc oppo1e6e unge Bigebprn til
offentIige &uie. Der egiiterer ! 6or-
binoelie bermeo baarreii enoe Tor=
taIlinger> fom imtolertio life egner
Zig for ct Dngb1ao. Seq ifal nbjez
meo at forteIIe ON ct befien6t Sill,
fnIoe, bpor en- fni1efif @mbeosmant
.s -tSgBIT.s S.+1e. 80 a q . - .
j: fiebte en- .@labinbte" !. en- al bisft
MnitaIter % eiter Iar,sere Eios
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
lA5l
loiseonFn.

- 10 Mar fpl06te Mrs. Marp
9!saieSS,atb Of Brandon forleoen % er
~;lffffrrit set Rlbite Wenneife / 5taten.
@e11ne m9rfeliges gamle &binoe bar
enonu ollie fine Sanier og er l1ogel,-
lnl,oe raft % rerig. SUN er fb6t
/ Srlano 1896, tom til ,slmerifa /
1910 og ne0iatte Jig nGr Jono 81,
Sac.
nm Sojepb 81. Dpibecf, iom> ME.
oens bau Dor 8oitmeiter / 8lue Ser
rp, Ell lille 8D 80 Mil fra Snpe=
rior, blep 6pmt til S9nglel ct Mar,
foroi ban bar tilfort | fine &egnifa.
Der, er lesla6t al Dommer 5anborn
| Ma6iion. @rl1nben er, at @otbeef
bar mtftet to Bgrn og bans @uitru
ligger lDg.
- Gor MiSbanoling al fin 10 s(ar
gomle o6optere6e 1otter CT Mrs.
Charles @ebfel6t / @aulalt o%rrelte:
ret. Barnet tar laa a10iultet, at Sci
lpilte al Mftaloet ! &gn1er, lom ito<
/ uMlepen". Sun bao6e nnitel1 III
gen &leoer paa Jig, og benoeS 2ege.
me bar faI6t al @aor efter Nrygl
$ &ebfel6ts &iem fan0t Holitiet Ell
@bebe meo mango Snerter, og / Gu
bernie paa 0isie bar Ser Gorne. SUI
mme 5ocietD bar I'LL facet 8ornet
fin 8aretegt.
- @illiam 5toben Ell CANINE
6armer nnr Sbree Safes, er o%rrelte
ret Itgtet for at babe ifn0t 8illion
@ierbromer, bbis Sig man fan0t
en- 8ooo paa Sn6ipen S6ree Safes
So TONNE Batroner blep il1n0et pe>
Banofanten % 5por 6erfra, JONI lie
oebe til 9tobes @us. S StopeS
&iem fan6t Bolitiet Ell &ifiel al joni
me &aliber, 1om Sc &ugler, lom bap:
Sc 6rebt 8ierbromer / ct &anmel
bar Ser en- tom Saffron Zig Sc to, ion
blep fun0et pcs Ganofanten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

6orbere6elicrnc til 9anF 8rober=
iamfnnbs Snbilenmsfci paa Gania
Sail 6en S. San1,ar ganr itgt freme
as, og &omit6en begpnber MI at faa
5agen bel / &aano. 8en bar uo<
len6t S,1obpoel1er til iamtlige 2oger
inben 5toten W1mneiotas @renler.
8anfet,@omiteen bor uoorbei6et en-
5piieieooer,oer pil faa ollie %no9enlun<
Sc 11ormole 99n6er til at lsbe !
gano, % Ben alene ri brinee enbper
@ro6er og bans Suitru til.at fire lig
en- @1obs beo 8oroet gob SID. Gors
eningen Gania bar gener6if itillet
ale 6eres 2ofaler til &omtteens
Maaoiebeo paa 6eitaftenen. Sra fgrIt=
f%on1n1en0e 5sn6ag Bill ollie 8re6re
frnne faa Mogangs. @mblerner at
fisbc, % fra BEN Sag bill Ser blipe
ct iorigt Raplb mellem De ire 90
ger / gt:4Bsdlll, 9opfins og Minneu-
polls ON bbpent Ser Tan aiette fleft
.8illefter. aomit6en, Ser ION HoIi,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
Jomu-

= 5ilfe. og &niplinger an1laaet
til en- @er6i al $4,000, blep forle-
sen 1%tjaolet u0 al @%o0srogne / &ocf
SSslono Bonens CARDS / Council
Bluffs. Set er Set an0ct &pperi /
2phet al cl llne.
Mrs. 8. g. GuffuS al @olfor
FIRM iprleoen, mems bum Tar / Serb
mes at 1fople &1tl ino / fin Gurnace
llemt til Sfabe oe6 at Oenne paa Ell
mp1ti1f .MnoDc %efsplo6ere0e. @erpcO
llgngoes b1rn lelp 90 500 til Chen
% blep fnn0et / bcpioltlps Silitano.
men por oog efter nogen Si6s 6orlpb
lt6enfor Sore.
= George Stout / @aterloo bop0e
tobt ct 89o0emaal paa Galget for
nplig og ltuloe Den Mnleon1ng rul=
lie Ell Eean1t runot en- @itp 8locf
peo @iplp al cit Genoitiffe. On
,1n1aa0elig Mosie Menneifer bar til
5te0e for at operpGre 6tSle 2eier og
&1llningen paabegDn6te, men UNDER
&ulningen bar &oot / lin Sper ioa
ubeloig at fomme en- l10grapning /
@ooen for npr, ban ful6t ne6 / oennc
90 forpre6 lin enc Sful0er. SON
bleb jan1let op og baaret biem og MI
trucr ban meo at onlegge Sfabeser<
ltatningsiGgsmaol.
- Som Mils 8eslie 2pon / Soma
Gity iorleoen Mften pen0te tilbage til
lit &urelie efter at bape bnret u0e for
at bette Ell Spuno &ano, 1aa bum en-
fremme0 Mano, Ser frpb lammen
bag en- Sfprm / ct Siprne al @tuen.
Gen 11nge Game par oog life raao,
bills. &rn u0lteote ct @rigsbpl Der,
efter Dpo6 ser me6belcs, bil0e bape
giort en- bpilfen lom bellt Snoianer
al 9gre,. imeo belle Snbbol0et al
&anoipan0en i@oteoet poa lin Gien=
Sc og git iad toppcrt lgs poa 6enne,
ounfen0e bam ! Sobeoet mes ben
TONNE 9panb. Man6en oenteoe life
meo at %prelentere fig: lelp, men flp.
eoe til Gin6t,et og no al bette, lua
burtig ban. par fommct; og noget III.
oere Gpor hunbe life finbes at bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
@pts Sat?

Sattemaeercn: rBc0> G11 boa0, /
@oar mb0te iee en- al mine &,nper,
Gu peo bam, 8oronen, JON alorig bill
betole;; ban loo, JON ON ban life ioa
mig"
aonen: usiften Ell, bon fl,nbe on
i set min6ite ejcrne bope toeet sin
Sat all"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
st ppparmuinssmioScl.

@jalten: ~Men bporfor er Del
life .lagt I DDnen / Sag, ben iibItc
Sag, jeg CT Der; leg frpier aonife for
fnr6eligt?"
1jeneret: vSeg bar CLIENT set;
nlen MI fommer Barten itrafss me6
Reenineen, lac bill Sc NOT bIipe
uarm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
&enipnsinlot.

@nfcn: rSSa, Scr. @etcrien irie0e
til mig igaar sfftes; men iaa Tom leg
til at tnnte pao min i%taffels fiere
sIfreo, % iao iogoe leg mel M abio:
Int mel til at giftte mig igien -
8eninoen:: u8ioroe gu pirfelig?s
gnfen:: iii at eifte mig isien.
fsr 5grgeaoret bar o1n11ee."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
u1inneiota.

= On 10aarig gan1mel 3ren1,
Spn al Mr. og Mrs. g.. Gottmall,
NOR Slice Safe, Ser forleocn lege0e
mes lin 4aarise golnle 59Iter> nc
bens Gorel6rene par uOe, tog for
5ppg eller / barnlig l%lpi0enbeo Ell
8gs1e ne0 fra &pggen, ligteoe paa
benoe og ifeh. &11glen gif lige gicn=
mem Barnet efter at buDe giennem<
boret 2unaen. SUM fan lan0l IN
1igbis life lebe.
- Sra Gergus Sails lfripcs: gn
tioligere Getroit @oitme1 tier @opin
9. @olmes> ser foripanot for s
Moaneoer itben efterlaoenoe Ell ltgr=
re 8 ,slemangel, lom 8enner imto=
lertib beffeoe for bonn, blep f%orleoen
/ SEN feoerale &et fer / 8pen opmt
til en- GGnglelS1trof at ct Mor og
Ell Sag og en- 8poe paa 5000. san
bar flpgtet uo til 5m 5rancisco
men bIeb tr9t al at bore | 2anoflDg=
tigbeo og bellutteoe at penoe tilbage
og tage bpilfen Strof, Ser muotte
Bite tilmaalt bam.
- Sen fotbol]fe Strife / @iscou-
lin for feiret lit so Mars Sl1bilG11nl
UNDER itore @bjtibeligbe0er ! Begun
oeIien al forrige uge. &opeobegipen=
beoen peo bette bar en- Sale al @rfez
bilfop Srelan6 al ct. &a1tl, ser 81. q.
iortaltc ONT cit 5eiltur ne0 o6 WetS=
1islippi / 1858, .bpor ser oengaug
fun ito6 nogle faa Snle, btor MI
@inona, @abaiba, &e0 Ming og al1=
ore 8per ligger. 9ilfoppen prilte
2onoets @atboliffer> foroi De lom 90,
oe &irfefoIf ogiaa nor CODE og lop=
lpbige 8orgere, og ban lpaaeoe oen
tutboIlfe &irfe en- glimrenbe Gremz
gang ber i Noropeiten / 2pbct al oe
npite SO Mor.
- &on6uftpr 6. Motbencp og
@remier CHARLES &apmono, liooel
arrelteret / @alter iigtet for at bapt
plpnbret @illiam @ation af Glo'
quet for 400 Dollars. @eoeriet lfal
bore begaaet ner 8aglep, mebenS
@ation uar paa @eiel1 biem ira &plt'
arbeibe i Nor6 Dofota. @atlor
bap6e flere 5pano 8elte / en- @oo5:
nogn. Gan baboe iagt til aonollf:
tgren, at ban life pnifeoe nogcn on.
bre inbe i 8ognen> foroi ban bapot
400 Collars bos Jig. San laa0e lil
!. til at iope, men >Daagneoe pco al
Ronbufteren ito6 oper BAN meb e,
! 2pgte. Mtation iapneoe Nengene oe
!, beifpIbte ao,tonftbren for at babe ia.
get sem. MrreItorore blep u0tage
ys-N %E.f b.
% Ell Gel af Bengene bleD fuuon'
pua mdtbenep % Rdpmono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
III eammel Sane.

on ganmcl l1ngtarl, JON bapOe
tifbragt belle lit 2in paa &afeer, laa
pno Gboslejet.
Set ii6ite ban laebe, par::
.Garpel aIIeiammen. Nu moo iie.g#
gno. aelIner ~ mao leg betale!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

~ @SsssssAsSH 49, - - $500
fra 5Der al Sc tee ofennabite 2oger,
.afboloer Magoe f~gritfommeu3e Sgn-
oag Boz Sans Sm Sopfi1s.
S Dssorail tcoiofiife samf1no,
1907 hoe Mpe. g, bill Ser paa Sp,l=
Sag @fterm. 81. 4 blipe bolot ct
6oreorag oper uStmmelperoencn"
g11gber belfommen.
Ser er / bcnne SID megen 5pefl,<
lation ON, ;bDem ben nDDalgte Wa<
Dor $aDnes, Ser tiltrR6er fit @mbeoe
til /. Sonuar bill nop9lge lom go,
liticbef, men noget beltemt ni0es oog
lite berom rn6nu. San erflprer
6og, at ban bill la6e ollie politilfe
!Sen]pn opre l16e al 5pil&et Dco 9e,
Iettelien al Sen ioa bigtige Soft, %
at ban nabnlig pil lerge for at faa
Ell M}ano, Ser / enbter &enieen6e
fan co<operere mes 3oliticbefcn opre
i ct. Saul, 0'@onnor. Ser nepnes
Mopnet poa Ell Man6, Santes So
mar6, ser for 9iebliffet 1taar / Foli>
tiitDrfen, og iom ct en- al Deportc<
mentets @eteroner.
Stifteliesfeit. 2gr6ag Sen 8. Nos
bem1ber afbol6t 8. g.. g. &piofelot,
2oge at Sopfins fin 10aarige @ttf'
%teIiesfeit, ser / enbper &enieen0e bar
en- fuloiten6ig @ufces, Der bar
mango Deltagere fra Mabobperne ct.
Saul ng Minneapolis, og bette bar
iaale6es 8egpnoel1en til Ben itore
Geit Sen 5. Sanuar, 8rooeriamfun,
bets 25aarige Sl1bilpl1m. 8eo Cup
perbor6et berife6e ben be6ite Client
ming .og Mrs. @brenien og Mrs.
2pffe bar flor 9@re al 6eres Mrbeioe
Der poa &ogefunltens 9mraaoe. Sa,
Ter bol6tes al Oct. 5penoIen % Mr.
Slufien, &opfins, FAINT 8rporene
@poeien, Gran6len og Mielien. Gait
len pore6e til &I. 4 Morgen :1,r16er
2eoeIie ,of Morteniens opgtige Drfe=
iter, og ollie more6e Zig Itorartet. Isl
baaber, at Sc preDe @infter fra Sea,
bobDerne life bill forglemme 5pltre=
mes n9rforeitaae16e Moifera0e, men
mgoe op igien og toge. flere meo.
@illen til Gem, ST.. Me0aftdr!> og
5af for Sptogellen.
!. Me6 Mgtelle..
Gu Mbounent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
5yo Dafota.

= @n foltbor 8inoueSru0e bler
fnuit / @ongregationaliltfirfen /
@ebfter forle0en Scat, %ontogelig al
6olf, Tom ipmpat6ilerebc meo ca
loon glemcntet. Oct bar 9GDn
foroi &irfens 8reit bar taget iprie
Gel &u1npeH moo u@lin0pigs".
= &pegtppene, ]om / s(arepiS fat
opbolbt Jig paa @gnen mellem Wtis=
louri &iper og Blacf @iils / oct belt
re SD0 9afoto> ipnes at bape flpt:
tet til @gnen omtring Spsmicb. @n
feel Del &reotl1rcr ct 1%tioolet / Bette
9fabolag. SpGenc CT uolminoell9
0riltige; Sc bar enoog l%tjoolet &ppg,
tilbprenoe Sberiff Sones. Sc bar
l%tjoolet / 5tocfporoen / Spsmicg.
- On M 8ane oil mart blio>
bpgget / @p0 Gufota. Geu CT netop
inforporeret bos Stotslefretrren i
Eietre UNDER 9fopn at Donfton &
Soutbern 8anen og ifol gaa fra
Danftou til @alpelton. &obe0fpar-
teret 1fal bore Danfton meo ct 6or>
retntngsfontor / Cincinnati, Sbto
&%apitalen CT 100000.
= @ub. @lroo bor n9gtet at lell>
Sc en- Mnmo0ning til @upernpren al
Sotpn forot faa &efpiittionspapirer
poa 6. 81. Nesge JON / 2pon County
CT 1igtet for at bape ifaffet fig 8en=
&c UNDER folife &aaifl16. NeSge er /
Soma. @11p. @lroo fan6t, at oct
por en- chill Gag % life ell frimincl
5og> og set tor @rltnOen til, at Lon
npgtebe set.
- Gotpbops omfring Belle Sour
cbe bar ollereoe giort to 6orieg poa
at toge George 8erguion no al
Tengslet Ser og lpncbe BAN. Set
liges, at 6erguion foite0e eli 2fse
ino gjennem &in6uet / cit @aloon %
Ianreoe BARTENDER WcSeeon luo
baarot, at ban life fan lete. Sele
8pen er opbio1et, og @beriffen bill
forlege at fire Gangen til ct an0ct
Steo.
.E.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-08
WILL STOP AT SUPERIOR
Agreement Reached Between Lagoon
Road and North Salt Lakers

As a result OF the trip of the City
Council To North Salt Lake on THURSDAY
an arrangement has been reached whore
by tho Salt Lake e Ogden road Will stop
sufficient OF Its trains at the station
known as Superior TO satisfy the demands
OF the people OF that section.
Councilmen Carter, Crabtree HOLIDAY.
Martin. Mulyey, Fernstrom, Holley and
Wells made, the trip as the guests OF
Simon Bamhergcr on special train
which left Salt Lake Thursday noon
When the train arrived at Superior the
entire community was assembled men
women and children, TO greet the Council
and impress Its members with the fact
that the population of the community
was OF sufficient size to warrant having
some consideration
Although all hands did moro or less
talking, a committee was finally agreed
on, which boarded the train and accom-
panied the party to Lagoon, where the
matter was gone Into thoroughly and a
time table arranged. which the COMMITTEES
stated would be satisfactory
After the work of the day had been
disposed of the party was entertained at
dinner by Mr. Bsmberger and afterward
enjoyed tho sights at the resort return
Ing to Salt Lake at o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-08
BROWN IS HELD
To DISTRICT COURT
Motion to Quash Warrant Is
0yerrnled by the City
Court.
TESTIMONY is OFFERED
BY COMPLAINANT COMPANY
Young Man Is Held to Answer
Upon Two Separate
Charges.

Arthur Brown, former bookkeeper and
purchasing agent for A j. Orem & Co,
entered n plea OF not guilty 10 two
charges OF forgery preferred against him
at the preliminary hearing of his case,
which was held in Judge Whitaker's
court Thursday.
Separate hearings were given In the
cases. tho first being In tho morning,
when Brown WAS tried on charge of
forging tho name of w. c. Orcm TO a
check for $6l25 The other case against
Brown was dismissed owing TO technl-
cal error In the complaint, and a new
complaint drawn up by Assistant County
Attorney Hanson. charging him with
forging the name of +. NJ. Orem to a
check for S343160 on which charge q
hearing was had in the afternoon
Motion Is overruled.
When the case was called in the morn
ing the court announced that tho motion
to quash the warrant, which had been
made by Attorney Kinney last week and
had been taken under udviSement, would
be denied and that the preliminary hear
ing would be taken up at once.
AT this tuncture Attorney Kinney en-
tered an objection to the defendant being
required to enter a plea on the ground
that the court had no jurisdiction over
the person OF the defendant and that the
warrants had not been sworn to as pre-
sCribed by law
Tho objections were ovcrruled and the
defendant was asked to enter his pleo,
after the complaint had been read by the
clerk OF the court. Brown rose TO his
feet then stopped over and consulted
his attorney, and, turning to face the
court. said in a very weak voice Not
guilty"
When tina case was rested by the state
Attorney Kinney made a motion that the
case be dismissed on the ground that the
State had failed TO make out case
against the defendant The motion was
oVcrrulcd and the defendant was ordered
bound over TO the District court Tor trial.
On Second Complaint.
The hearing on the second complaint
was taken up at the afternoon session OF
the court The defense made the same
objections as in the first case and was
again oyerrued. Brown again entered
plea OF not guilty and evidence was heard
Held to the Court.
When the State rested the attorney for
the defense again made a motion to dis
miss on the ground that the State had
not made out case, but the motion was
denied and the defendant ordered bound
over To the District court for trial,
Attorney Kinney then requested that
the bonds be reduced from $1,000 TO $1,000
In each case. Assistant County Attor-
ncy Hanson stated that that would be
q satisfactory bond TO the State and the
court fixed the bonds at that amount
Brown stated after the hearing that he
felt sure he would be able TO secure
bonds. He was taken back to the county
jail and at midnight had been unsuccesS-
full In his effort to secure the bond.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-08
Constipation the Cause of
Disease.
Natures Own Remedy.

Constipation is not only disagreeable
1t Is dangerous. If allowed to run on
aEd become chronic, 1t Will prove the
forerunner of sickness and disease Ma
ture intended that the bowels should
move regularly at least once every day
and she Will not be satisfied with any
thing less. The delicate stomach and
bowels arc the keystone of the arch Of
the human physical organization, and
should be kept In normal working order
to preserve health. When the bowels
become sluggish they require a natural
and harmless laxative. Too often they
are permanently damaged by powerful
drugs taken into them several times a
day IN the effort TO force action Ma
ture herself has provided her own
harmless laxative. the famous Natural
Mineral Water-HUNYADI JANOS-
which can be relied on for quick and
cure results, One dose OF this water
(one-half tumblerfuD drunk on aris-
ing In the morning (slightly warmed
for best results) VIII, within an hour.
move the bowels gently and copiously.
A bottle costs but trlf1e and contains
many doses. At all druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-08
W0RDY BATTLE IN COURT
It Came About in a Case Involving
Backward Quarrel

Two burned potatoes, a bonfire and back
yard quarrel between two women caused q
wordy battle Thursday afternoon in Police
court
Sitting as II lost in the roomy witness chair
little Frank Grow. bright chnp OF ycars
and q son OF Mrs, Mamie Grow OF 332 South
State street, told how Mrs. Belle Bennic Of
352 South state street had struck him on
the back because no had refused TO put out
the fire and get out OF the back yard.
sat the lads mother. pretty, sprghtly little
terrupt the chlld's testimony by telling little
Frankie 10 say nothing but the truth.
Seated at a table beside her attorney, James
Smith tho fnir defendant clad in black from
head 10 foot declared that sho was from
Kentucky and proud of 1t, too" and with
flashing eyes warned the City Attorney to
be careful what he said about her. "or he'd
be sorry"
Betweon the confusion caused by the inter
ruptlon OF the two women. tho argument nnd
objections OF the attorneys and the merri-
ment caused by the antics OF the principals
in the case little Frankie broke down and
cried II his henrt would break
And Frankie not the only who
wished IT all over. Tho court several
times became very emphatic in his rulings
and after listening patiently 10 the ettor-
neys. and upon motion OF counsel for the do
fendnnt, found Mrs. Bennlo not guilty and
dismissed the case.
Tho case grew out OF a warrant sworn out
by Mrs Grow charging Mrs. Bennic with
assault and battery upon little frankie Grow
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DIT. BIoauDent,
Dental office. 500 Scott Bldg. 16s Main
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
Surgeon Smith, at Fort Douglas, Re-
mem bered by Officers and Men.

The detachment of hospital corps men sta
toned at tho fort presented beautiful salad
service OF Dresden china 70 ,their commanding
oflcor. Maj. Allen NJ Smith, surgeon. u. S.
A. the happy occasion being the fifteenth an
nlovrsary OF the wedding OF the doctor
Mr.. Eaton, The principal Of the High School
Cadets. and the post quartcrTaas ter geant Of
thu National Guard OF Utnh paid a visit to
the fort and withdrew cpCo rounds OF caliber
.45 ammunition. which the Guard has stored
IN the magazine. This will be used by the
cadets In their cncampmcnt at Lagoon.
First Lout. Alpha Easton. Twenty-ninth
Infantry, has arrived at the fort for duty. He
has boon on detached service, In relief work
pt San Francisco for tho past six weeks. Capts-
Madden and Ely still on duty at tho coast
Private Frank H. Bounds, signal corps. u.
S. A, the telegraph operator the fort has
been promoted TO the frst-class grade
ReEiment6l Sergt-Maj. Adolph Wells. Twen-
ty-ninth infantry. hos accepted an Invitation
10 the Ogden celebration and leaves this morn
ing for tho Junction City to enjoy the festIvi-
ties Tho entire band and six additional trum-
petere also leave 70 take part in the fun.
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HELD IN PRISON
ON AWFUL CHARGE
David Ferguson Is Accused by
Child of a Most HOrri-
bic Crime.
THREE-YEAR-0LD GIRL
ASSAULTED BY BRUTE
The Little One Is in a Very Seri-
GUS Condition as a
Result.

Every feature indicating the degene-
rate. strutung defantly up and down In
his cell at police headquarters, his clothes
reekins with cheap perfume. David Fer
guson, aged As. claiming to be a the
atrical performer. Is charged with one
OF the most revolving crimes ever called
TO the attention of the authorities
Came Here From Milford.
Ferguson came here last Friday from
Milford New. and engaged rooms near
South West Temple and Kendall court
In tho roar OF his apartments, at Ken
dali court, lives D. Il. Hinckley. an
employee OF the Utah Copper company,
his wtfe and little girl, Irene.
Child Tells Her Story.
Early THURSDAY morning the little one
came running TO her mother, complain
ing OF pains Shortly afterward she was
taken with violent vomiting. The father
was called from his work, and, torn with
terrible pains, the child. barely 3 years
old. told a story which aroused the
1Ather and the ncighbors to frenzy.
Attempted an Assault.
Enticing the little girl into his room
by promises of candy, Ferguson, accord
ing to the story of tho child, attempted
TO crinlinaIly assault her. Shocking over
lures were made the infant, 1t is claimed,
eelf from the man she received several
bruises on the body.
Ferguson Is Arrested.
Mr.. Hinckley notified the police and
officer Taylor was sent to arrest Fergu-
son. Just as Ferguson and another per-
former, snid to be engaged at the Bon
Ton theater, were entering the room of
the former they were halted by the
officer.
Identified by Child.
Ferguson WAS taken before the child.
who. 1t Is stated, Identified him as the
one who had maltreated her. Like a
fash tho fist of the enraged father shot
out as he heard his Innocent child tell
tho revolving details OF the alleged crime
and Ferguson staggered from blow on
the face.
Prisoner Denies Charge.
In his cell Thursday night Ferguson
denied ever having seen the child and
said that despite the efforts OF the officer
TO induce the child TO Identify Ferguson.
she replied that she did not know him
81 never saw the child before said
Ferguson. "and l do not know why I'm
in here"
What Physician Says.
DR.. J. Milleron was called TO examine
the baby, and declared that she had been
crimlnally assaulted. Serious results are
feared as tho outcome OF the crime.
Ferguson will appear before Judge
Diehl this afternoon to answer to the
charge.