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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-10

ga X street. wednesday, Dec. 10, AZ 2ao
o'clock sharp. All members are urgently
requested TO be present Take sixth suee'
ear to X.
The following, which appeared In re-
cent number Of the Los Angeles Times
will be interesting TO Salt Lake people
Miss Harriet Il. Burt, daughter OF Aiex-
ander Burt, and Robert Duncan, Were
married BY Rev T. Cumming beattt,
pastor q the Presbyterian church, at ths
home Of Mr., and Mrs. w Il. Fertes, ll5i
Meridian avenue, South Pasadena, AZ
o clock last evening In the presence Vt
few intimate friends. The bride Is one OF
Salt Lake Citys daughters and Is hlshl,
accomplished, the groom II native or
oregon, but has lived In San Francisco ior
MANY wears After a few days IN this
vicinity they viii 20 north for q. time, but
will In the near future make their home
In Les Angeles.
Mrs II. Gommil is entertaining her
Bridge club today
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LATE LOCALS.

Harry Burton OF the Knutsford has
gone on a vacation trip TO southern
California.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Ashby Of Colorado
Springs are visiting in this city with
their daughters, Mrs, j. NJ, Marriott
and Mrs. Edward Gaby.
Bank Clcarings--Today's local bank
clearings amounted to sl,25t,6sS.G2 as
against sI,2sS,s39,l6 for the same
day last year
Mrs. Burns Dead--Mrs, Isabelle
Burns, aged IS. died OF old age yes.
terday at her home 1914 Fifth South
street. The funeral will be held at
2 p m, tomorrow, from the resi-
dence.
To Incorporaie--The Garfield Land
company Will Incorporate this week,
with c. n. Strevel as president, j @,
Jacobs as vice pre- sident. and James
II, Patterson rs secretary end treas
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Slx-DAY RACE.
First Serious Accident Happens 10
Hugh Mclean.

New York. Dec. i0.-The first serious
accident I'm the six days bicycle race
at Madison Square Garden occurred AT
$40 O. m. today and resulted In the
serious injury OF Hugh Mclean Of Bos-
ton the partner of BobRie Walthour.
Mclean may not be able TO ride In the
race again. He himself was responsible
for the mix-up, as he was the first to
20 down. Clark, the Australian; Leon
Georget OF France; Macdonald Of the
New York team and Rupprecht OF
Newark. N, j., all fell over the Boston
lad, who was the only one seriously
hurt
Mclean was rendered almost insensi-
bic by blow which cut n cash three
inches long on the right side OF his
head. He may also have sustained a
fracture of the collar bone. McLean's
partner Bobbie Walthour Of Atlanta,
Ga. was called from his cot and after
a delay OF nearly 20 minutes, was right
on the track again In the race for
money and glory, Walthour may don-
BILE up with some other rider
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things move his way and objects u
they do not.
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TREND OF AFFAIRS.

"What has become OF the government
we had seven years ago? Wnht " the
trend OF our national affair."" The gov
srnnent Is centered In one man As
loug as that man Is capable, honest ai'u
potriotie all may be well. but saIpoie
he vas not and the same Amount o.
power was given into his hands. What
would he the result?
"Pcrsonaily, have no notion what
The ultimate outcome of this dispute
VIII be. | have been looking over
heaps Of correspondence since ! have
been at here, but am not ready a. tnls
tive 10 take II up
Mrs Sttrrer showed a letter from
Vice President Roosevelt July IT,. 1900,
IN which the reason for the transfer OF
the storrers ffcn Madrid to Vienna
was made clear. Mrs. Storrer mad re-
guested the transfer because OF the
health OF her son, who was suffering
from a pulmonary complaint and could
not visit her on account OF the climate
Of Madrid In the letter Vice President
Roosevelt states that he would urge the
transfer particularly because OF TINS
fact
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DIsGRACEFUL SCENE,
Another dIsgraceful scene occurred
later when Mrs. Brown went 10 her
husbands law office armed win q
lasso. This she threw over me head
OF Mrs. Bradley and iaen holalus ths
woman's arms pin.oued she commenced
to tear her hair and beat her unmer-
cifully. Arthur Brown STOOD by quiet
iy watching the sceue.
shortly after the fstic contest MI
and Mrs Brown became reconeilsu ana
they lived together up until the death
OF Mrs. Brown which occurred SIX
monthB later.
EX-SENATOR BROWNS WILL.
The two children Of Mrs. Anna NJ.
Bradley Of whom she says that Sena-
tor Brown Il the father, viii not re-
celve one cent OF their fathers money
provided his viii as ~ present maze
ont should be accepted by the courts
Senator Browns will has not yet been
opened, but this fact Is vouched Tor by
intimate friends of the ex-senator, VINO
We're acquainted with his feelings to-
wards Mrs. Bradley since his love Tor
her turned to hatred on account OF hor
testimony egginst him ON the complaint
OF Mrs. Brown.
Senator Brown IL said b. his friends
to be n man who knows no RESPONSE
bIities where he hates, and knows no
limit OF affection when he loves. one
noticeable thing about the present trou-
bic Is that II dragged no family skel-
etons out Of the closets, Senator Brown
had kent the full collection scattered
about his parlor and his office.
MESSAGE THIS MORNING.
Harry Ayers, a nephew OF ex-senator
Brown, who resides In Colorado. wired
him from Salt Lake today asking II he
should come on TO Washing on. and II
there was any service he could perform
TO help matters out. A reply was re-
ceived from Max Brown, a son OF
Isabelle Cameron Brown, stating that
IL would not he necessary to come,
and that Senator Brown was holding
his own. The message was dated at
Washington, at s O'clock this morning.
The name OF Mrs. Annie Adams,
mother of Maud Adams, has been men
toned In connection with the case, as
Senator Brown dictated a message TO
her prior to submitting 20 an operation
for the removal OF the bullet. In
qulry In Salt Lake today developed the
fact that among Arthur Browns
friends 1t was known that he had been
acquainted with Mrs, Adams for the
past 20 years, although never In an
especially friendly capacity.
NO SEPTIC POISONING.
Washington. Dec. lO.--Fears Of sep
tic poisoning which were left sunday
have been removed. and the hospital
physicians believe the danger of this
complication has practically been ELM
mated.
Mrs Bradley who has been removed
to the house Of detention, spent a
sleepless night and today was nearer
collapse than at any time since she
did the shooting, She means niteously
and continually asks about the condi-
ton of her victim, Physicians attend
ing her are watching for traces of in
sanity.
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ENGINEERS ACCEPT SCALE,

New Haven. Conn, De0 l0.-An-
nouncement IL made that the long
standing trouble between the New
York, New Haven q Hartford railroad
and It's engineers over the question OF
wages Is at an end. the engineer hav-
ing agreed TO accept n scale OF wages
submitted by the company.
The passenger engineers will receive
1886 a day for trips OF 100 miles or
less, which is an Increase OF IS cents a
day. The freight and work train en-
gineers who formerly received 81 day
for 100 miles or less, will receive $40
day under the new schedule. The
switch engineers an 10 hours a day
yards have an increase OF 10 cents \
day, making a total OF $3.50.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

The chief interest If this week oenters
in the Symphony Orchestra concert on
Friday afternoon when that body OF mu-
slcians presents the celebrated Anton
hekkug as SPECIAL reatuGe With the
orchestra IN program VI exceptional IN
tere.t. The stalls are all engaged and
many parues pesdes these nave been
made up fof the afternoon. lnese day
concerts ale proving immensely popu,ar
as evidenced ~ the packed mousse wnion
gieeteu the previous one, ana the heavy
sate ~ seats lOr the present. Ihe interest
taken In 1t by mempers OF the Ladies
llterary ciGb lnouced mat boay to snort
en- ia afternoon program n.easureably IN
order 10 make II possible Tor members to
attend, ana the other club women are
showing their interest IN the anair by a
liberal patronage, wnich promises TO Ill
the house,
Mrs Louise Mcclure will entertain the
members Uf ner BlDle class next satur-
day az luncheon.
The marriage OF Miss Daisy Vincent and
William hlasnman took place on satur-
DAY night az the hume OF the brides par
EMS, AIR. and Mrs Henry Vincent the
ceremony being performed by Bishop Will
liaIps, In the presence Of the reiatlves
ana friends. The rooms were bright witn
flowers and wedding supper served. Mr..
aud MIA Flashman will be at home 10
their friends after Jan. !. at 10 Fourth
East street.
The Womans club meets tomorrow at
the home Of Mrs T. w. Whitley and
Mrs J. L. Bowman will give a book re-
view.
Mrs ]. j. Daily has returned from Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Henry Hicks OF Indianapolis who
has been visiting Mrs, j. ]. Broughall,
social attention during the week, left
last night for her home.
The Woman's Democratic club will
meet a, the residence Of Mrs. Ringwood.
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Z l. KENNEALLy DROWNED.

New York, Dec. 10.--John j. Kenneal-
~. the Socialist-labor candidate In
the campaign OF 1905. was drowned yes
terday In Long Island Sound, of OAK
Point Kinneally was employed ~
shipping clerk by the New YORK. New
Haven and Hartford railroad.
He was at work on a float when he
missed his footing and fell overheard.
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wHITCoMB RILEY!

Come. Enjoy an hour or two with
James Whitcomb Riley. His books
have brought sunshine into the hearts
OF thousands We have his complete
works, any one Of which Is marked
to suit your purse.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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DIED.

BURNS.--At l0l4 east Fifth south street
This city, Dec. o. 1906, Of old age,
Isabella Burns. In her 18th year. Native
of Scotland.
Funeral services Tuesday at ? y, M
from the family residence, Friends are IN
vited to attend. Interrnent In city cehe'
terry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-10

God changed me- he said, his voice
trembling land new desire came into
my life to tell other poor men and
women what God can do for them
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JAPANESE GOODS
AT AUCTION.

An immense stock OF art goods from
san Francisco, viii be sold daily. COM
menclng at p. IN. and p. M, al 70
So Main Street
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RHYOLITE EXCURSION.

Only s25, 90 round trip Tickets on
sale December IL. Good returning to
December Is. List your name early.
Salt Lake Route, is9 8. Main.
Phone 1G9
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urcr. and has secured land near the
Garfield smeter, to be divided IN l,isg
lots 30xlg5 feet. The capital stock
will be 100000.
The following Australian church
dignitaries ara at the wilson Right
Rev. Dr. Dune, bishop OF Bathurst
n. S. w, Right Rev. Or. O'Connor
bishop Of Armidele, n. >. W.; Very
Rev. James Dunno Campbelltown'
Sidney, n. 8. W.; Very Rev. VI. j,
shannahan, Allentown Victoria, ana
Very Rev. J. Y. Marshall. OF Mary
borough, Victoria.
Examination Coming----state supt.
Nelson sends out the information that
there will be an examination TN his
Office next Friday and Saturday for
entrance 70 West Point. Senator
Reed Smoot viii select the candidate.
President ]. 7. Kingsbury of the uni
vorsity, Col Willard Young Of me H.
D. s.. and supt Nelson will conduct
the examination.
County Bllis--All county bills will
be gaid the Goth Of this month in
stead of on tho 10th as has been the
usual custom. This Is done on ac-
count Of the change In the policy OF
the office at the first OF the year, All
the books Will be made up and 1t ~
the intention of present holders to
leave the books in perfect and up-to-
date shape.
q Street Property. +. White
more has bought 3xS rods on Q street
near Third. from G, K shaw for So
500, also 3xi0 rods, 526 Third East
street from John Sands for $4,000
Fred Sands has bought 2hx10 rods,
925 Second street. for $500, and
John Sands has bought from the salt
Lake Security and Trust company, the
southeast corner Of Third and U
streets for $4,000.
Accept Servlcc--Wlliam d. Foster,
secretary to Robert Forester, yester-
day accepted service OF the necessary
paprs covering his indictment by the
Grand jury Of last Friday. He was
absent from the city In Davis county
at the time the indictments were re-
turned and as soon as he heard OF
them he returned to his home. 43
Church street. and notified the mar
shall.
Officers Elected-The junior and
senior classes of the T. OF U. decided
to enter the class football series. At
first they declined to enter team In
hopes that no game would be played,
but as there Is going to be n contest
for the championship cup, both teams
have determined to fight for IT,. The
seniors elected NJ Earadley captain
the juniors selected Charles Segor as
captain and manager The third year
props elected Marshall Breeder as
basketball captain, and w. Gates as
track team captain.
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IL. Il. Evans, florist, SO S. Main st.
Floral Designs a Specially, Phone s6l.
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REILLY. lin Salt Lake city. Dec. 3 1903
Mary Ellen, daughter 81 J. j. and Al
freda Reilly, aged 10 years.
Funeral notice later.
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THE BROWNS
AND BRAOLEYS.

Continued from page one)
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MoRRIs.--In Salt Lake city, Dec. y lsy
lsadore Morris aged CO years
Funeral notice later.
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MATHEWS In this city, Dec. I, 1905,
Marion Matthew'S native Of Pennnsyl-
vana, aged 20 years
Funeral cortege left the family resi-
Gence, sos west Third South street,
this Afternoon at i:3C O'Clock thence TO st,
Marys cathedral, where services were
held at o clock. Interment Cavalry Gem
ter.
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urcr. and has secured land near the
Garfield smeter, to be divided In l,'Sg
lots 30xlgJ feet. The capital stock
will be 100000.
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pIsGRAcEFuL scENE.

child was named Mark Montgomery
Brown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-10

STEVENSON LIN this city. this morning
Mrs. StciinA Stevenson. born az Piy-
mouth, Devonshlre, England Nov l.
1856
Funeral notice later.
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BURROWS. Richard Burrows, Ct ty-
phoid fever, Dec. o. Deceased was re-
Gently from Cumberland, Eng.
Funeral from the Twentieth ward meet
inghouse, Dee. IL, at p, m. All friends
invited.
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WANTED.

Report Made TO the Secretary Of State
OF the State Of Utah, OF the Condl-
tion M the
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pound OF chocolates can be held in your ,,o /,
The G Mcdonald Candy Company has ,bioo.,
Denver this year "piTa to
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Chronic Consultation Cured

One who suffers from chronicconsti.
patton is in danger of many serious
ailments. OrinoLaXative Fruit Syrup
cures chronic constipation as it aids
digestion and stimu lates the liver and
bowels, restoring the natural action of
these organs. Commence taking it to-
day and you will feel better at once.
Oriuo Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nauseate or grippe and is very pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes. Sold by
b Quinlan.
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frTEH POTOMAC " "a. Ian -
Columbus i'auEil ~ iiiis place claim.
ip have iprai~i Mics Maui iiayncs
gel twelve. who according 10 = news
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Cardinal nni,i nr,irr.

ROME. Ian - Cardinal Coiii. pr"
feci ~ ile congregation ~ the props
snnda. who b. 10 with pneumonia. !.
reported H. b. slightly improved. but
it o. thought that BE- will not be- able "a
resume his duties There j. much dis
-ussion ~ to who will -ucoeed him.
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'It was almost a miracle. Burdock
Blood Bitlers cured me of a
terrible breaking out ell over the BODY
and I am very grateful" Miss luna
Fllbridge, IVES iCornwell, Conn
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Cure tie cough and save their life
DR. Wood S Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds down to the very
verge of consumption.