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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
TALKS OF STREET LIGHTS
Young New York Man Delivers Ad.
dress to City Council.

V r Lansingh of New York delivered a
brief address TO the members Of the City
Council after the adjournment of the reg
ular session last evening In regard 10
street lighting.
Mr., Lansingh, who is now on his way
East from trip TO the coast. was very
much pleased with the method being pur-
sued in Los Angeles and discussed Ii at
some length.
The gentleman is in favor of the group
light plan in business districts and he pre-
fers incandescent lights to arc lights
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Change Petitioned

,--itIon has ocen nlsd in tne
ytsIon u the Third District ecu
Heber A. Sheets be named
srptorS Of tho estate OF Eh!an -.
ceased. vice Nephl NJ. She. u-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
in BANKRUPTCY COURT
Two Petitions Are Filed by Salt Lake
and Kaysville Men.

Warren Williams. laundryman Of Salt
Lake, on Monday filed petition in bank
ruptcy In the Federal court. His liabili-
ties arc stated to be Si97 7S and his as
sets, which are claimed to be exempt are
given at $50 P'' III
c. L, White & Son. grocers of KaysyiI1o
also hled petition In bankruptcy Tbs
liabilities ure given at Sl45l "a and the as
sets at Sl32I.M, and OF this s6746l Is
claimed as Individual exemptions -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Water Company Forn

Tho Mammoth Canal and lrih
pany OF Beaver county mas ~
incor 1o-ation in the ctncc OF VIZ
state. Tho company 10 oapltanss
in $40 shares. and the otncetS -
IL. A. White. presldent' n, :,
idcnt: w G.. Bicklei. seeIeh1,
trensurcr The company MI
ccncrll water and irrigation busir'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
What Is Alleged.
Asks Restraining Order.

Mrs Patterson asks that her husband be
restrained from drawing his money out
OF the bank, and alleges In the same con-
nectIon that he recently withdrew $500 and
gave the sum to the other woman In the
case. Unless restrained, she adds. he Will
draw other moneys from the bank and
weste and lavish it upon the other
woman.
The prayer of the plaintiff is that all
the MONEY in bank be set apart as ALI
mony for her support and that she be
granted an absolute decree of divorce. A
restraining order has been issued.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Tonsorial Artist Arrested.

- cCia1 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, March &C. A Renstrom. q
barber, q years of age and formerly OF
Park City, was arrested In Ogden TO-DAY
en- information charging him with the
forgery OF check In Park City for Si9. co.
The Sheriff OF Summit county will arrive
here on Tuesday morplng=aEd Will take
.blm haak~toGQ2Jy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
HERBERT AND BARTON
ARE DECLARED GUILTY
Jury Says They Polluted Waters
Emigration Canyon by Pump
ing Dead Hogs on Banks.

T. NJ. Herbert and Capt, Fl. a. Barton.
who have recently been tried on the
charge of selling diseased pork and were
acquitted, were found guilty by jury In
the criminal division OF the City court
Monday OF polluting the waters Of Emf
grafton canyon by dumping the cnrcasses
OF dead hogs along the banks Of the
streams. The jury was out but half an
hour
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
NATIONAL GUARD Of
UTAH OUT OF coin
Appropriations for State Militia
Has Been Shot to
Pieces.
EXPENDITURES DURING
LAST YEAR EXTRAVAGANT
New Aiutant-General viii Have
to Hug Close to the
Shore.

djt.-Gen- Naylor OF the National Guard
OF Titan Will have to trim his sails and
keep very close to shore during the pres
cnt yea. unless SLOWED big "overdrntt"
by the Board OF Examiners. The fact is
and Gen Naylor only learned OF 1t Mon
day-that tho appropriations made by the
Legislature for the Guard a. the last ses-
SION Of the lawmakers has been shot TO
pieces" to use popular and appropriate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
.IAF|DELITY IS CHARGE
IN ACTION FOR DIVORCE
Master Mechanic of Utah Light
and Railway Company Is
the Defendant.

Sarah A. Patterson filed an action for
divorce against William S. Patterson. In
the Third District court. Monday, alleging
inndellty as the ground upon which relief
is sought Mrs. Patterson sets out that
she was married to the defendant in June,
1877, and that they have two children, both
OF whom are of age
What Is Alleged.
Mrs. Patterson then alleges that her
husband committed adultery with n Ger
tain woman in this city In April, 1905, and
that the act has been committed at divers
times since that date II is alleged, fur
ther, that Patterson has s240o on deposit
In Walker Bros bank and that he is in
receipt of salary of 5000 from tho Utah
Light and Railway company as Its master
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Seeks Damages From Smclter.

In the Federal court Monday testimony
was taken before Examiner S. II Lewis
and arguments were made before the
court in the case of S. NJ. Whittemore
against the United States Smelling com
pany. The case was brought TO secure
damages from smelter fumes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Hobbs Starts for Col

Register Frank d. Hooos %
stntes Land office LEFT saturday !
peIes over the Salt Lake Houte-
OF the washOuts on that line ne ~
Monday and at once proeevoea "
ever the Southern Pacinc INES
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Sentence Is Deferred

Cnrl y. Morshall rocsntly i.un,
aszauitiDg Helen Hunt. l5-yosF
reared before Judga Ctidfster ter,
Monday. but. as Judge ,7L1at ArTnsts0,, 4,
casn the sentence was d.ftTeda a,,
day when Judro Armstrong VII
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Lnnkat by State Boa

Tho state Board % EaualtIation
10 visit oHiciaIly the counties
roach OF salt Lake within q sho
outlying counties VIII DC b9he
when weather conditions ana 70
moro conducive 10 travel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Relieved of Pocketbook.

As he was alightlng from a street car
In front OF the Wilson hotel Monday az
ternoon y. B. Marriott Of Duluth. Mimi
was relieved of pocketbook and $40 by n
pickpockct. who made his escape In the
crowds upon the street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Nurses Homo at st. Marks.

The building OF the nurses home at st
Mark'e. which has long been contemplated
viii soon be started, according to Information
given out by the management. The building
which VIII be erected on tho hospital grounds
Will cost about $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Articles Arc Amended

The Colorado Mining company OF Provo has
olch an ameEdmc1t to its srticIss of incnr-
porati IN In the office of tho Secretary Of State
lncr sasing It's cnoital stock FROM $4,000 10
SO. 900 in 2Q-cent shpros.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Stock Made Assessal

The silver Flat Mining ana
pany has filcd nn nmsromthe
q incorporation. making lts sI
The company is operating III
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Anxious to Hear From Son

Nrp. Elizabeth T Ilston of lsrord,,,.,,,.
w Va has written to Joscph F.. smith, pres,.
dent OF the ehiirch making Inquiries abou,
nsr son. JOSIAH Coleman Liston who left that
country forty-four years ago and Is suppnaed
10 nave como to Utah. Tho inquirer Is Is
yeors Old ana ls anxious 10 hear FINN her .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Due to Extravaganza.

This condition IS the result of what may
be termed extravagant expenditures our
ing the year 1906 For example. there was
Appropriated for maintenance of arms
the sum OF $500 and out OF this very lib
eral allowance only S527.62 remains, For
holding encampments" $4,000 was appro-
priated and there is only a balance Of
N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Smallpox Is Spreadi'

EVA NSTON. Wyo.. NaTSh
bccn taken 20 quarantine = ls' ss.e1 0
farming district east OF lps ~
rsQc-..j sRfE- ImsR.eaaSs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Son Is Born.

A son was born TO DIR. and Mrs. c c.
Snyder OF this city on Friday last The
mother and boy are progressing splen-
didiy ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
San Francisco Woman Seeks Death by
Gas.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 27.-Mrs. LIZ
zie Stinnctt todo.y tried TO commit suicide
by turning on the gas In her room She
was discovered In an unconscIou condition
and her recovery ls problematlcal She
had a letter from her husband Edenr
Stinnett. S02 Independence avenue KIM
sas City, which is believed TO have made
her RESPONDENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Shops Would Cost SO. 500

Eat your lunch in the palm 4
the Royal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Warm Under Collar.
Action Reconsidered.

II told Mr.. Leonard that ] had recon-
sidered my action in resignng at the time
| handed him the second letter. The
action In presenting one-half OF this mat
ter to the Council Is not fair to me. There
is nothing here for the Council to act
upon, anyway, This communication says
that the Board Of Public Works has done
this l want to say that the board can
not meet without clerk. and that II has
not met. Then. too the ordinance gave
the chairman the power to appoint, and
the board cannot appoint as Is attempted
"a hnr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Ogden Rowlers After RailI|

A return match between nsg s,r.
~ OrJcn bowlers aud tho .l1'- .a
city WIN h rollod OF ei INC 49,
day nlxht. beginning at e'---
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Bank Clearings Monday.

the local bank clcarlngs for Monday amount
ed 10 SIS. SO IL The amount for the samo day
or last year was IA. Ses.H
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
DAUGHTER OF JAIRUS"
Religious Cantata Given at st. PauPs
Monday Evening.

The Daughter of Jalrus," Il religious
cGntatas by John Staincr. was given at
nembers of ST. Paul choir and the
ST Pauls church Monday evening by the
Methodist choir assisted by Mrs. Charles
6 Plummcrs Miss Beatrice O'Connor,
Miss Rena Redman. Messrs. Willard
Squircs and Thomas AshWorth, Miss
Agatha Berkhoel being the directress and
Jack Berkhoei presiding at the organ.
Long before the appointed hour the
church WAS crowded, and before o'clock
hundreds OF people Werc tmrned away.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
. Committee Will Meet

Inc committee teachers aud SCHOOL ,v,rL
ci the Board OF Education uiu hold a ,,ca,
ing az the office of President o. w Moyle this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT
New League to Meet at Y. M. C. A
Tonight.

The Civic league will hold q mass-meet-
ing at the Y. NJ. c, a, auditorium this
evening The committee will submit the
result OF the action taken by them regard
ing the selection OF officers and the adop-
ton OF q constitution and bY-laWs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Falls on Floor in Office.
Another Doctor Called.

Tho girl was carried into the Office oI
S NJ. Barlow, and DR.. Beer, who was IL
the building at the time, was called in tc
assist DIR. Wright, Everything possible
was done TO aid the girl Alcohol and
whisky, the proper aatidotes for carboliC
acid, were poured down the throat In
large quantities and she showed signs o1
reNlying.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
DESIRES SUCCESSOR
TO VI. \. WILKINS
Board of Public Works Submits
Name of F. K. Christensen
as Clerk.
WILKINS TAKES FLOOR
AND SCORES LEONARD
Vote on Confirmation Is Six for,
Five Against, One Excused,
Three Absent.

the City Council Monday evening. when a
communication was received from the
Board OF Public Works announcing the
appointment OF + r, Christensen as clerk
oi the board, vice w. II. Wilkins, re-
signed. The communication from the
board which was signed by Fred j.
Leonard. chairman, notified the Council
that the board had appointed Mr. Chris
tensen as clerk, vice w. H. wilkins re-
signed, and 1t was set out that MIR
wilkins resigned February II, his resigna-
tion TO take effect on April l. and that the
same had been accepted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28

J6ch BeTRhOci presiding at inc organ
Long before the appointed hour the
church Was crowded, and before o'clock
hundreds OF people were turned away,
Theme a Beautiful One.
The theme of the cantnta Is beautiful,
dealing with the death OF the little daugh-
ter of Jalrus. ruler OF the synagogue,
and how she is raised from the dead by
the Savior. The music is thrilling. two
strong themes being interviewer, that Of
the wall of the women and the mourners
when they learn that the child is dead
ard the burst of triumph In Awake,
thou that sleepest, and arise from the
dead"
Splendid Work Of Soloists.
The bass solos were taken by Willard
Squircs. whose deep rich tones were well
suited TO the songs OF the father Be9gti-
ful indeed was the work done by Mrs,
Plummer In the high soprano solos, cspc-
cially the duct with Mr.. Ashworth, Love
Divine" their voices blending perfectly,
1t being OF the best numbers of the
evening MIR. Ashworth deserves great
credit for the work done, as at a very late
cate he took the part which was to have
be en- sung by Mr.. Graham. who was un-
able to appear. Miss Rena Redman was
the first soloist of tho evening. and in
clear, resonant voice gave three recita-
Cometh Unto Jesus" this being the in
PRODUCTION OF Jairus. Miss Beatrice
O.Connor sang the recitatiye following;
"The WaIling of the Women" and
ambitious tenor number OF the evening
was My Hope Is In tho Everlasting"
sung by Mr.. Ashworth,
offeratory by Mr.. Berkhoel.
AS an offertory Mr.. Berkhoel gave the
beautiful one by Schumann in a dignined
ard reyercnt manner, bringing forth the
tones of the organ as one seldom hears
them. The accompaniment done by Mr.,
Eerkhoel during the entire programme
was excellent The chorus work by the
chors was pleasing from the first until
the last number. The rendition of this
n uSic was churchly and throughout rev.
erent and showed the work that must
havo been done to accomplish such re-
suits.
Credit for Entertainment.
No one deserves more credit for the sue
cess OF the programme than Miss Agatha
Berkhoel, the directress. who conducted.
Miss Berkhoel has worked steadily with
the music for the past six weeks and
should be greatly pleased with last even
ls's results 1t Is probable that those
who were unable to hear the cantata last
evening may have n chance to in the near
f,,g,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28

Driven TO desperation through her In
ability 10 obtain employment, Gertrude
Lake. stenographer about p years OF
age, drank the contents OF an ounce vial
oil carbolic acid In the hall OF the fourth
foor OF the Mccormick block and died
frcm the effects while being taken to the
hospital some few minutes later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
ArmorY Board Meets.

A meeting OF the Armory board was held
In Gov. Cutters office Monday The only
action taken was TO approve a bill for the
rental of the armory in this city, in the
sum of sT20 The bill Will now go TO the
Eoard OF Examiners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Made Trip to California.
Body Held at Morgue.

Nothing can be learned as to where she
had been stopping since her return 10 Salt
Lake Justice Dana T. Smith ordered the
body held at the morSue, and an inVes-
tiEation will be made this morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Will Be Sentenced Today.

The case mas been before the court for
several days and Is sequel to the former
case which charged them With disposing
or diseased meat to various of the dealers
here In tho city. Sentence will be imposed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Not swayed by Religious sympathy.

The evidence submitted by the prosecu-
lion In this case is no stronger than that
submitted in the former case, but this
jury has not been swayed by religious
sympathies, but brought In verdict In
accordance with the evidence.
The case IL to be carried to the Supreme
court by the attorneys for the defene.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-30

Can any one try?' questioned Louis;
II fancied not
TT must be a woman that doesn't
love him." answered Bongers. You.
madam"
Il am his brothers. wife," replied
Helen. II was always very fond of
him..
well. for the matter of that so was
I. 50 was everybody" declared the old
lady
Blitterswyk brushed them aside.
when the womans personally inter-
ested in the answer 1t fails" he said.
Here. Anneke, Come here. child, You
remember my stepbrother. Oscar? You
must have been a child when he went
away"
The girl Anneke came to the table.
= was eighteen, your nobleness," she
said.
"Ah, we'll, then of course you re-
member him. That's right, You know
the test here, of course-an even num-
Der, he's living. An uneven. he's
II know. your nobleness," said An
neke.
Now say the words! In your case
it can't fail, for you can't be inter-
ested. How does it go, Helen?"
Helen had sunk down by the table.
She spoke behind her shrouding hand:
Not for myself-Doth Oscar livei
But Anneke hung back. Not I,
your nobieness! not Il One of the
ladiesr'
How can they, you silly childs
They love him."
Quick. naughty one!" urged Bon
gers.
quick. stupidw said Joop. who had
followed Anneke.
She closed her eyes and thrust her
hand forward. trembling.t The blue
and yellow flames rose behind it. For
those that love him." stammered An
neke. The others were all about her,
gazing down eagerly on the little hand.
tight clenched. slowly opening. Only
Helen looked away.
Two. three. seven, thirteeni" the
men hurriedly counted all together.
Thirteen, 1t IL thirteen. How terrible!
Tho uneven number. He IL dead"
II have never doubted It," exclaimed
Blittsrswyk. Helen sat looking at An
neke.
1T has never been known to fail"
said the innkeeper. Don't stand grin
nin9-there, Joop, You boobyy'
I wasn't griuning." protected loop
Indignantly. Tho. color nuahed in q
wave over the young Baroness cheek,
go see to the carriage" she said. and
rising drew the big cloak around her.
Her husband vas at her ear you
will now no longer hesitate" he whis-
pered. ana drew Z woman's shoe from
under his coat tails. She took it me-
chanically. IT Oscar IL dead" shs<eaid
DULY.
Across the squsAe she moved slowly.
In the silver gray light. away from
the yellow shine Of tho lamps. to the
silence OF the shadowed portal. The
others stood watching her: curious
glsnces, half conscious Of something
unusual crept after her from the more
dlttA4e fAbleo: the stars twinkled OBJ
aofvontly; the air was very Still
SIZE knelt down upon the stops
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IT am certain It is six years since he
went to the Indies."
ut is Ave-" she remarked quickly.
How accurate" he retorted, not dis
sembling his irritation.
II envy the stepmother," muttered
Louis. unlike me, he has no cause to
complain Of your memory
And he has never been heard OF
SINGER? interposed Nine. de Ronda.
He is dead said Blitterswyk.
IF only we knew" whispered Helen.
The old fnnkeeper. unable to resist.
had drawn closer again. In his hands
ne held a flaming bowl; the blue light
played upward. "Craving your noble
ness pardon" he put In. nothing
would be easier than to make sure to-
night IL the young Baron Oscar is liv-
ing"
He advanced the great bowl toward
the table. All save the old Baroness
Ronda sprang to their feet.
.tOh, no-not that cried Helen. All
the other involuntarily cried: Not
that"
Baron Blitterswyk turned to Ronda:
Even you, them he said, believe In
that?"
Louis frowned. shame-faced, Every
one but Huguenot," he said. believes
in that"
Old Bongers had put down the bowl.
IT drew out twenty-seven raisins last
Christmas" he stated sententiously, II
shall live to be eighty-nine."
TRY again." suggested Louis, uncas-
lily.
"why, surely. you know, sir, no man
can try twice."
You try" said Blitterswyk, abrupt
~. to his wife.
..spare mo" she made answer. II
mt -
''Ah. the young folks like that" said
the painted old woman from the Court.
But the Baron with face hard set
stood over tho bowl Come, let US
try!" he spake THE oracle Of the
absent! For my brother, for Oscar
II ne alive? IL he dead? God! do
not doubt that he II deadr'
He is dead!" screamed Helen. and
fiung her hands across the names. With
an exclamation. Louis dragged the
Van Biitterswyk cast angry glancss
to right and left "silencs!" he COM
manded. for eager faces shsd turned ia
the young Baroness' cry. "Axe W "a
have . sesame here7 Cana Afef u be-
gone. We can try 1T home HengeEs'
whore are these veriets with the car
risess CONS HslenI 1ut sssere Nc
90 command yeu - hang up your
walk the fsw steps In your ealoshes.
Command meT' she eeid. drawinG
back. Then she edded: That AL thess
peasants may hear OF our dsslra!''
-They will hear Of its fuln1lmsnt,r
he made answer. And Madonna VIII
be gloriAed II the whole countrysfds."
MY dear Helenv-After ail--ff Id
wants It" suggested Mime. - Rouda-
But Helen stood quiet, her face dead
- = Al II r1Nmn al