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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07
COURT NOTES.

Suit to foreclose a mortgage has
been filed IN the district court by the
Western Loan Il Savings company
against Hyrum Burke and wife Judg-
ment is asked for the sum Of s75l
with interest and $50 attorneys fees.
The Utah Implement company has
filed suit In the district court against
Enoch Clark et al to foreclosc q chat
tel mortgage The amount of the
judgment asked Is 1851 with interest.
attorneys fees and costs OF suit
Judge Armstrong has heard argu.
ments on the petition OF Jacob T. Raj
eich to require the executors OF the
estate OF A. II. Raleigh, deceased, to
execute a deed to certain property Of
the estate which the petitioner claims.
The matter was taken under advise
ment by the court
In the divorce case Of Josephine
Bosone against James Bosone, Judge
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LATE LOCALS.
Bank ClcnrIngs-Today,s local /

Bank Clcariugs--Today's local bank
clearings amounted to s6iT519Gl as
against s44I1s5,6S for the same day
last year.
Entertainment Friday--Plumstead
the entertainer, will give a character
entertainment Friday evening In the
Y, NJ. c, \.
Land missioncr--The state
board Of land commissioners held It's
regular monthly meeting yesterday and
transacted routine business.
Admitted to Citizenship - william
Edwards, formerly OF England. nut
now a resident Of Salt Lake. was ad-
mitted to citizenship today by Judge
Morse.
Board of IiduCatlun---A meeting OF
the state boari Of educat ion Is being
held this afternoon in the office Of
state Supt OF Schools Nelson at which
applications for state teachers certi-
fcates and diplomas are being con-
sdered
Capital Stock DeCrcased---By filing
an amendment to It's articles OF in
corporation In the secretary OF states
office today the Continental Mines &
Smelling corporation OF New York has
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GEN. SCH0FIElD'S BODY
INFERRED AT ARLINGTON.

Washington, March lin the pres
ence of President Roosevelt members
OF the cabinet, justices Of the supreme
court, members OF the diplomatic corps.
high ranking officers OF the army, navy
and veterans Of the civil war and war
with Spain. the funeral services over
the body of the late Lieut.. Gen. John
NJ Schoreld, u, s. A., retired. and
former secretary Of war. were held at
st. Johns church this afternoon.
Rev. Mackay smith. bishop coadjutor
OF the diocese OF Pennsylvania, odici-
ated and the church was crowded with
relatives and friends Of the deceased
soldier.
Interment was at Arlington, where
military honors were rendered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.
Geo. T.. Lyon Given $500 Damages
For False Imprisonment.

The jury in the case Of George E,
Lyon against Marshal Michael Mauss
and Mayor Charles Brown of Murray,
which was tried In Judge Lewis court,
has returned a verdict In favor Of
plaintiff for the total sum Of $500 Of
which amout 500 was against Mr..
Mauss alone and 500 was against both
defendants. The action was brought
to recover $500 damages for an al
legged false Imprisonment. 1t was al
legged that the defendants went on
plaintiffs note and the latter left Mur-
lay and went To- the southern part of
the state, The defendants thereupon
had him brought back to Murray on
charge of attempting to defraud his
creditors. He was arrested bnt the
criminal charge was not pressed upon
his promise 10 pay the note, The
plaintiff was then released from GUS
tody and afterwards flied this action
for false imprsDnment
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MORE UNHApPINEss
Gwendolyn kirlman and W. j. Kohl
berg, Each File Salt.

In the district court yesterday after
noon. Gweudolyn Kirkman asks for a
divorce from Samuel q. l<lrkman on
the grounds Of failure 10 support, cru
city and habltual drunkenness. They
were married IN this city on June ~,
1904. ami it is alleged that besides fall
Ing to support plaintiff the defendant
has been an habtual drunkard and
has accused her Of infdelity.
W. j. Kohiberg charges his wife.
Mabel l. Kohberg with desertion and
asks to be awarded decree Of di-
yorce. He alleges that they were mar
ried Ia Rockford, H.. on Dec. a. 1883
and after their removal to Salt Lake
the defendant returned 10 her former
home and has refused TO live with
plaintiff.
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AWFUL GRIMES OF
INNER CIRCLE"
pinkerton Detective Talks Of
Wholesale Assassinations
In the West.
GUILTY BEING RUN DOWN.
How Innocent Men Have Been Cruelty
And secretly SlaIn--CoDditlons
Worse Than In Russia.

That a number OF men will pay with
Steunenbcrg OF Idaho and that OF
wholesale assassinatlons of recent
years In the west, principally in Col
orado, Is the opinion of II, f. Cary Of
the Pinkerton detective agency. Mr..
Cary is next in command In the vest
ern division Of the great criminal
hunting concern, and he speaks with
an assurance that is most convincing.
Tho coils are rapidly and surely tight
enlng around certain men who have
been more or less In the public eye for
number OF years, but until lately II
was not known that they were probably
ut the bottom of as dastardly and des-
picable work as ever darkened the
pages Of history.
HURLED TO THEIR DEATH.
Men have been hurled into eternity.
singly and in groups. but the perpetrat-
ors and lnstigators have walked abroad
unpublished and unsupported. The list
OF those TO fall victims to the murder
Gus gang Is an appalling one, and in
cludes such names as Arthur Collins.
manager of the Smuggler- Union mine
at Telluride, Colo, who was shot from
behind and killed. Wesley Smith and
w. j. Barney disappeared from the
same town, ana their friends have new
er heard Of them since. That they met
violent death at the hands Of assassins
Is almost certain.
WAYLAID AND SLAIN.
Private detective Lyle Gregory was
waylald and slain in Denver. He had
been prominent In queling the labor
troubles at Idaho City. colo. MartH
Gleason, superintendent OF the Wild
Horse mine OF Cripple Creek. fell a
victim 10 vengeful persons. and his
body was found at the bottom Of
shaft Beck and Mccormick. foreman
and shift boss OF the Vindcator, were
killed by an explosion caused by Grim
inal hands, at Cripple Greek. Fourteen
men met death at the railway station
at Independence, Colo, by an explosion
that was terrific. The victims were
non-union miners.
BOMB ATTACHED TO PURSE.
One NJ. b. VALLEY picked up lady's
Purse. to which was attached a bomb
intended for Judge Gabbert of the
supreme court of Colorado. The Judge
did not happen to pass that way, as
expected. but VALLEY did and only
very small pieces Of the latter We're
ever found.
How explosives were laid to kill
Judge Goddard, also OF the supreme
court, and of various other unsuccess-
full attempts upon the lives OF men who
had enforced the law. are matters
with which the reading public are
more or less acquainted.
OTHERS IMPLICATED.
The confessions Of Orchard and
Adams, who were arrested for the
latest Idaho crime impliCate other
men, who II was believed were above
such nefarious work, The officers be-
lieve that they are on the right track.
and that many dabolical plots and
deeds viii be brought to light. ana that
ere long the blood OF many innocent
men viii be avenged by the ignomini-
Gus death of their murderers,
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CASE AGAINST HALvERsoN
Judge Richie win Hear Matter OF
District Attorney at Ogden.

Judge NJ. l.. Richie OF this city will
GO to ogden on Friday afternoon to
try the case against Dist. Atty. Hal
version of that city Complaint has
been made against Dist Atty Halver-
son charging him with falling To prose-
cute certain criminals in Weber coun-
ty. Judge Howell OF ogden asked Gov.
Cutler to relieve him from trying the
case and the governor has secured
Judge Richie to handle the matter.
The case is set for 2 o'clock Friday
a ftarnuon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office Of the wealth
er bureau for the "a hours ending at 4
a. m, today;
Temperature at a. m, % degrees
maximum, a; minimum, 25 mean, 49,
which Is degrees below normal.
Relative humidity 81 per cent
FORECAST TILL 6 p. NJ THURSDAY,
Local forecast for salt Lake City and
vicinity.
Fair tonight and Thursday.
II. j. HYATT.
Local forecaster
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07
SPECIAL VENIRE DRAWN.
In Case Of X. G. ". X. Il, Against
Joseph Baumgartcn.

The attorney for plaintiff In the case
OF the Rio Grande Western Railway
company against Joseph Baumgarten
et al. has paid the required fee o.
$50 into Judge Rltchie's court and ask
ed that a special yenre Of 20 jurors be
drawn for the trial of that case on
Friday, March .. The venlre was drawn
and contains the following nantes.
Raymond G Major, G. II. Jones, c.
Peterson, W. NJ. Foster, Anton Peter
son, f. +. Parish, J, Frank Judge, j.
V. Brain. Harry Aldous, j. A. Edwards,
w. II. Stahl, Richard Lamph J. X
Shaw, Herman Barnett, Peter Butler,
j, X. Hardman, II. II. Siddoway. \. NJ.
Weller IT,, j NJ. Holt and John Trip.
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ToDAYs TEMPERATURE.
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
BOSTON CLOSE.

The closing quotations OF the Boston
Stock Exchange. as reported by Pol
lock * Co., today were.
Bingham. IS. 62lzd3s 75 Con. Mer.
cur. 66M6S; Copper Range. 3s.55d
i9.l21a DAILY West, "a 50qli.15. Ne.
vada Con, lG.5Odi6.I5; North Butte,
80 O0dSo, l2'; Utah Con-, 81 .75d62. 90.
Amalga mated, lOi.O0dlOi lgis; Boston
Con-, q 50d27.75; Z, s. Smelling
conn, 81 .0OG55 %; u. $. Smelling,
pfd., HI5@i5.OO; Tennessee Copper
az. O0G45, co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07
Perseverance Not Everything.

W. H. P'sg, who has started an elk
ranch az Freshwater, Colo. was show
ing his herd Of elk TO a party OF east
ern capitalists.
- am sure you will succeed in this
venture Pigg," said a broker you are
perseyer!ng man, and perseverance
always brings success"
Mr. pigg laughed
Il am rerseverlng." he admitted
and 7 believe In perseverance, At the
same time | don't rate Il as high, sir.
7s YOU do. Perseverance without intel
llsence Is nothing. men can sit n
year on O china egg, but there will
be no results"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07
Spring Medicine

The best is Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
is the best because it does the most good.
While it makes the blood pure, fresh
and lively, it tones the stomach to bet.
ter digestion, creates an appetite, stimu.
lates the kidneys and liver, gives new
brain, nerve and digestive strength.
An unlimited list of cures-4o, 900 tes-
testimonials in years proves its merit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07

100000 10 S1,500,000.
More Fine Weatllcr--Thls Is the
second day of fine weather and clear
skies, and the local public Is much en-
oouraged after the long season of cloud
and absence OF sunshine. There Is
high barometric pressure prevailing
over the country west OF the 18th me-
rdian. and therefore pleasant weather
Ii guaranteed for few days more.
DR.. Roberts TO Lccturc--Dr Mar
garet c. Roberts Is To deliver tho
course of 10 lectures on health and
kindred topics under the auspices OF
the Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
ment associations OF the Weber stake,
and not Dr. Ellis Il. Shipp as stated In
the ogden news column The first
lecture viii be given on Saturday next
at Ogden.
Funeral OF an Itallan--The local
Italian society buried one OF its mem
bers this morning, from O'Donnells
undertaking parlors, with interment IN
Calvary cemetery. The deceased was
Iaftoila Gigleo, a laborer aged % ana
unmarried. There was a large turn
out, and the Utah State band led the
funeral cortege through the business
streets Of the city.
Articles Filed Today---A copy of the
articles of Incorporation OF the Gar
land Mercantile company OF Garland,
Boxeder county, was filed In the sec
rotary of states office today. The COM
pany is capitalized at $4,000, dividend
into shares OF the par value or WV
each. c. w. Knudson Is president
Thomas Preston, vice president; VIII
liam Preston, secretary and treasurer
Miss Pollock Rcturiis--Primary sup
ervisor Miss Resale Pollock OF the city
schools returned last evening from
Louisville, KY, where she attended inc
session Of the department of superln-
tendents OF the National Educational
association. Miss Pollock reports
very interesting and instructive SEES
sion of the department as well as
pleasant trip In every respect.
New Company at Ogdcn--Thc OUT
look for the rehabilitation of the mill
tia continues to improve. The organ
i2ation OF second comp, y Tor ogden
is being pushed and mat mar tne
number of men desired has been OBJ
tanned, so that II will be but short
time before the mastering in. Tnen
there Is renewed hope OF resuscitating
the interest so in military matters at
Provo that G company can be organ
lied again. The new ID company at MI.
Pleasant has chosen William Hansen
first lieutenant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07
FEDERAL CONTROL.

Washington. March by a vote OF
II to 2, the house committee on inter-
state and foreign commerce agreed to-
day to make favorable report on a
committee substitute for the Williams
bin to extend federal control Of quaran-
tine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07
THE MONEY MARKET.

New York, March 7.-Monev
on call, easier 4Aq5 per can,
ruling rate i'a15 per cent; clos,
Ing bid 3 per cent. offered NJ
per cent; six months 81 per cent.
six months ShG5h per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5;a per
cent.
Sterling exchange easy with
actual business IN bankers bIlIa
at $4,000 1856 for demand avg
at iS2'So@ 1885 for sixty day
Posted rates, 4sSisdiS7.
Commercial bills. 4s2.
Bar silver. 64h.
Mexican dollars, 49H.
Government bonds easy; rail-
road bonds irregular.
>:sSt<SSS<sstSsssss.ssss.c,
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New Company at Ogden---The out,

1--WE are not sure whether II was Mr.
CANDLES cultured style or his low DIS
that reused his hearers most Essex
Times. England. Mr.. Gamble VIII sing
Thursday evening, March Sth, at First
Congregational church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07

Miss Page, the charming and piquant
performer on the violin. Thursday eve
ming. March Sth. at First Congregation
al Church. Admission zoe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching. Blind Bleeding. Protuding Piles
Druggists are authorized TO refund money
IL PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure IN 10
n days. tSc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr.. Henderson. the brilliant expon-
ent of the Leschetizky school, will play
Thursday evening, March Sth. at First
Congregational Church.
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OTHERS IMPLICATED.
Colds Cause Sore Throat.

Laxative Bromo Qulnne, the world wide
Cold and Grip remedy, removes the cause.
Cali for the full name and look for sigma
ture OF L. w. Grove. &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07

SplultIS--h IMAM MILITIA ~ "
Dole, John quinn, Fred Barnes, j. j.
Wallace, G. Il. Baker. G, r. Strock,
Fred Barrett.
Senators-Fred w. Gardiner, DR.. G. {.
Douglas, Mark Reedall, y. j. Killcullen,
c. J. McNitt, w. =. Cooper, w, f, Lake,
j. n. Courtney, Thomas HOLIDAY, L. H..
Farnsworth
The next attraction at the Salt Lake
theater will be The Witch Of the
Woods" under Mrs. Harriet Purdy
Smith and the Liberty stake amuse-
ment committee, The attraction is an
operate extrayaganza, and II will be
given on Saturday afternoon and eve
ming, with more than 300 persons par
tlclpating.
THE County Chairman one OF
George AIDES lnimitable comedies, will
be at the Salt Lake theater for three
nights run beginning on Monday next.
Orpheum-IIappy Jack Gardner
was added TO the Orpheum list of at
fractions last night and will appear for
the remainder OF the week. The long
waits OF the first night have been elm.
mated. and the bill now goes with a
rush.
Grand--A souvenir matinee is on
at the Grand this afternoon. The play
Is "Frou Fou' which will be given
tonight for the last time. Tomorrow
night Camille will be the offering,
Lyric-Friday night will be Ann
ateur night" at the Lyric, when a
bunch OF local would hes will come to
the front and make their bow as pub
lie entertainers.
Congregational Church-The Gam
BILE Concert company appears AT the
Congregational church on Thursday
evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07

SPEcIAL-ro NEE, the wishes Of those who
prefer medicine in tablet form. we arc now put.
ting up Hoods sarsaparillA 10 chocoia,e.eoated
tablets as well as in tho usual liquid form. By
reducing Hoods Sarsspsfilla TO = solid extract,
va have retained In the tablets the curative prop
critics OF eyery medicinal ingredient,
Sold by druggists or sent bJ mail 100
doses one dollar {. l. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-07

Morse has ordered the defendent 70
pay plaintiff $50 AS attorneys fees ana
s35 per month temporary allmony pend
ing the determination OF the action
The payments Of allmony are TO DC
made on the 18th day OF each MONTH
Suit for divorce was Med In the
district court today by Mantle r. Popp
against Andrew 4. popp on the ground
OF habitual drunkenness. Tho parties
were married at Fairhury, Nob, on
sent 8. 1858, and nave ore child OF
which plaintiff asks the custody The
complaint alleges that defendant has
been guilty OF habitual drunkenness
for several years past
Elizabeth G., Wickorskam filed SUIT
In the district court today against the
salt Lake Investment company IL al,
To quiet title TO an undivided one.halt
interest in part Of the southwest
quarter OF section 4. township J south,
range | west Salt Lake meridian ana
for a partition Of said properly accord
ing TO the interests Of the parties 10
the action.
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DIED.

LAMBOUR NE. In this city. March 8.
1896 Wllhelmna Marie Iembourno In
her sixty-fourth year, wife OF Alfred
I.ambourne.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence, J2l Sixth street, at $3.50 p m.
Thursday. Interment In city cemetery
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ADJUSTMENTS.

salt Lake Thcatcr--The fine old
play, Damon and Pythias, with It's
beautiful story Of love ana friendship,
as given at the Salt Lake Theater last
night, filed the house and delighted
the audience. The production was well
staged end the different roles strongly
sustained. Mr.. John Milton, under
whose direction the play was given,
soon made It apparent that he vas
an actor OF ability. and his portrayal
Of Damon was such a one that can only
be found in the ranks Of professional
ism. Scarcely less notable was the part
Of Pythias as played by Louis Dwor-
shak. The role OF Dionylius was en-
trusted to the hands OF Prescott Erick-
son, who Is also entitled to credit for
intelligent and capable work. Mrs. John
Milton made a striking not TO say
beautiful Calanthe, and Mrs, 5, y. Ran
dolph an excellent Hermlon. Little Miss
Perkes did well the part OF Damon's
son, and looked the youngster TO an
exact nicely. The performance Melted
the local order very substantial sum
and must be recorded as being decided
ly successful. The complete cast was
os foIlOWe,
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decreased It's capital stock from s5.-
100000 to S1,500,000
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r e Evans Florist SO g Main st.
Floral Designs a Speciality. Phones ssl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-26
FREAKS OF
sleep WALKER
LECTURE ON PECULIARiTlES OF
SOMNAMBULtSM.
One Paralyzed Man Can Climb a Roof
While Uneonseious-A Girl often
Acts a Death Scene-Victim
Never Remembers Anything.


baltimore Md" NOV 2o.-Ihe psN-
choloElcM nature oi somhahhullsm
was the SUBJECT OF a lecture by Frot
Pierre Jou'' vt the Paris Soroonne at
John iopN2s university IaSt night
In the course oi ms remarks n" s"ld {:
Ihe somnambuIist mas not our du'I
memory oI Things. lie sees the "o-
jects he speaks OF and really hears
feels ana touches them exactly as II
they were real
"Whcn a patient speaks he has a
huency of language and even an clio.
qucuce that are superior to his nor.
nal powers. When h" acts ne he's
a precision and Quickncss that are
wonderful
"Whcn paticnt gets back to con.
sc,ousposs he forrets everything that
has banpnncd during his dclirium. II
Won try to awaken his memory with
ouestions two things result. You will
either do II so yiyi1ly that he will fall
into somnambulistic state again or
hc will he unable to recall # all
"There IS a man OF 30 with both
legs paralvzed. who has been an in.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-26
IMP0RTA ANT
POSTAL PLAN
HEARINGS GIVEN MEMBERS PERI.
CDlcAL PUBLISHERS ASSN.
Plan Of Postal Officials is TO Increase
Postage Rate on Newspapers and
Magazines From One Cent to
-Four Cents a Pound.

Washington, Nov. 2G.--The congress.
sional commission which has been in
vestigating the carrying of second
class mail matter. which includes all
newspapers, magazines and periodi-
calls. resumed it's session here today,
when hearing were given to represcn-
tatiyes of the Periodical Publishers
association. Frederic H. Colver presi.
dent of the association, presented a
plan which he believes will settle all
disputes in regard to classification
which have so long yeXed the postal
department. This suggestion, which Is
expected to take the place of the pro
posal OF the postal officials to combine
the second and third classes of mail
at a uniform rate of four cents a
pound. is in effect that the commission
recommend to congress the organiza-
tion of a permanent postal tribunal
on the lines of the interstate commerc
commission, empowered to deal with
all matters OF postal classification, just
as the other commission deals with
railroad rates. Such q commission, con
tends President Culver, would result
in the speedy settlement of all quar-.
res and disputes which now cause so
much trouble and ill-feelng between
the department officials and the pub
fishers, and at the same time would
result in Kidding the secondclass
mails of the numerous gratuitously
circulated advertising sheets which
now pose as legitimate periodicals.
The effect of such action, says Pres.
ident Culver, would be to greatly
reduce the deficit arising from the
handling of second.class mail matter
and would render unnecessary further
agitation for an increase in the rate
which would work real hardship
both to the publishers of legitimate
magazines and newspapers and to the
reading public.
The plan Of the postal officials to in
crease the postage rate on newspapers
and magazines from one cent to foul
cents a pound is warmly condemned