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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29

The inability to rest, either at night
or by means OF short respites from
activity during the day Is the begin
ming. with many women, Of a nervous
breakdown, and should be needed as
natures warning that all IL not well,
and that the routine Of life, whether
Of work or pleasure. must be closely
scanned and so changed as to lessen
the strain. Hurry and excitement
with constant overstraln which IL
working m the nerves, are subtle
nerve MASTERS for they consume don-
bic the energy required for the mere
performance OF the given act If il were
done reposefully Moods are 10 blame
for much OF this mischief I'M ed IN
10 lives: but we should master our
moods. not be mastered by them.
| The amount OF regular sleep required
| varies with the constitution, age ana
| habits OF life. the brain worker whose
drafts on vitality are the largest, need
| ing the most At least seven to nine
| hours sleep are needed by all who lead
active lives and would keep them
selves physically and mentally at the
| summit of their powers. Physicians
agree that woman commonly requires
at least an hours more sleep thar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29

American lobster frequently attains an
enormous size. having been known 10
measure over three feet In length. ME-
Cartons curious instrument has at
tracted n good deal OF attention and IN
his hands IS capable Of producing some
very artistic effects.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29

in tho near future. Miss Della Coates
and Robert Fox. Miss Violet layior
and Dolph Wing, Miss Rose Peterson
and Morgan Lott, and MISS JENNIE
Coates and William Flax OF Alpine
Senator John Y. Smith has return
ed from a pleasant trip 10 Ca'ilol''ia'
Mr.. W. S. Lamoreaux Of salt Lake
CITY was visiting Lehi friends last
week
Mr. and Mrs. william McOmie OF
Pavette. Idaho, are spending the hoh-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. $ l.. Wells'
Mr. and Mrs. John j. McAifee OF
Salt Lake City are visiting Mr.. anu
Mrs Charles Earl.
The following parties are spending
the HOLIDAYS with Lehi relatives: Jas
Taylor OF idaho Falls. Mrs, Ira Tay-,
10 rof Garland, Douglass Scally OF
Sugar City Darrow Lott OF Grahd
Junction.
Mrs. s. J. Taylor has been visiting
relatives in Nevada.
Select dances were given Christmas
owe and Christmas night In, the CITY
| pavilion under the auspices OF tho
1 NJ. l. A.
Mrs Eva Jensen Of Oakley, MISS
| Evelyn Jensen Of Salt Lake city ana
| MI. Frank Hawkins Of Payson nave
| been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, George A.
| Coates the past week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29

WHY NOT GIVE YOUR friends a
dozen records for Xmas. Columbia
Photograph Co, 327 South MAIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN Miss Kimballs honor sunday coy
ers were laid for six.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Fuller OF hnlght-
VILE spent Christmas with feiatiNes ~
Provo.
Mr.. Jack Allen OF EUREKA N'si'ed
friends In this city Monday
Mrs. n. w. Olson is visiting friehas
al Nephi this week.
Mr.. Archie Fem Is down fron SIraoe'
Idaho visiting relatives ana tfie"o''
urs n. Croft entertained at an even
,ns social Monday evening at her nome
LINES music and recitations were en-
loved by about 30 guests Luhch was
served.
urs rhomas osborne OF Salt Lake
citv vlsited her parents and friends IN
mis- city a few days this Week
MFR. and Mrs. Angu. Beepe spen'
Christmas with relatives In America"
Fork.
state Senator c, f. Loose mas re-,
,urned home after a pleasant Visit IN
the east
Miss Arvilla Clark has arrived irU .L
Germany TO spend the honuaFs WIN
her parents and friends IN TINS CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29
salt Lake Photo supply Co,

Kodaks. 6nishing, framing, Main
and Third South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29

Girls white wool dresses in
voiles and serges, made up IN
the sailor, Russian and Gretchen
STYLES. Sizes 8 to H. To close
they go at just
half regular prices.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09

gen och hertiginnan af Malbo-
rough skola skiljas, ehuru s%ielfva
kung Edward sokt astadkomma
en- f6rening mellan den.
| bada dessa fall ar Diet de anne
rikanska hustrurna som sokt skis
MESA. Och orsaken skall i bada
fallen hufvudsakligen vara den.
att deras akta herrar och man fun
nit alldeles tor stort behag i da
mer tillhorande deras egna sail
skapskretsar. De krankta hui
strurna blundade for sina mans
sma galanterier mot damer ur
teaterverlden, men da de sokte
dammor ur sina egna, hna sail.
skapskretsar, tyckte de att Diet
gick for langt och borjade halla pa
sin .vardighet som amerikansker
och millionarsdottrar. Naturligt-
Wis maste de betala for sin ater-
Yuma frihet. Salunda uppgifves
Diet att Vancerbilts dotter maste
betala sin hertigliga GENIAL Ioo,-
900 dollars ON aret forutom den
arsinkomst af 5000 dollars. som
vid brollopet tilliorsakrades no
nom. Grefve Castellane will hafva
annu mera, och da Anna Gonld
annu icke fatt skilsmessa fran
honom, beror Diet derpa att hon,
eller rattare sagdt hennes familj
icke will ga in pa att gifva honom
hvad han behagar for att draga
sig tillbaka.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09

DE pessimister, som intaga den
stanipunkten att ohederliga men
niskor arc regel och arliga unda1
tag. ia at San Francisco tidningen
"Argonaut" besked ON att de
fara will.
Efter den forskrackliga kata-
strofen i San Francisco begaf sig
EFT stort antal menniskor till jern-
vagsbyraerna for att, utan tax Of
yer hufvudet som de voro, forsoka
komma bort fran den odelagda
staden vid Golden Gate. De fiesta
f dem hade emellertid ocksa for
lorat sina kontanter, ON de tillaf-
ventyrs egt nagra. och voro derf
for ur stand att kopa nodiga iern-
vagsbiljetter. De lingo dock dy-
lika mot EFT skriftligt lofte att de
inom en- viss It'd skulle betala
dem. IA delta Satt lemnade lern-
vagarne en- till Ca. $40, 900 uppga-
ende kredit at personer. som till
en- delh voro dem iullkomligt obe-'
kanta Oct forrroende, som sa-
lunda gafs dessa olycklige, har pa
EFT glaneande satt rattfardigats, /
act att redan MO tiondelar af de
skriftliga forbindelserna inl3sts
med $4,000.
Def far harvid int gl0mmas att
dessa infrielser voro ajltigenom
frivillIga, da jernvagarne icke
skulle varit i stand att pa lagIigt
satt indrifva dessa tilIgodohafvan-
den.
Derest nu denna uppgitt ar kor-
rekt, ar Diet gladjande att erfara
att Diet ej star sa lila till med den
amerikanska hederskansIan och
arligheten som mangen tror. Men
for att aterga till forhaIIandena i
San Francisco at denna s:ads nu-
varande sly resman gjort sig skyl-
olga till en- oarlighet och EFT rof-'
feri, som saEnar al like, och som
gifvit upphof till tale ON biIdan-
de # en- vigilanskommittee for att
pa det gamla. valbeprofvade sattet
CORA dem oskadliga och astad-
komma en- valbehohig reform.
Ga till Larson - Swan Dry
Goods Co Tor Carpets Rugs, Ii
nolinum och OlcIoth Curtains &
Shades, 9o5 9o7-4 st
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09

ney ar 1880 och blef bekant unde
benamningen Kuriko.
Tusenden hafva BURT ittnes-
b0rd ON dess helsogifvande egen-
sksper. Den har M tillverkats
at fyra generationer at hans efter.
kommande i rakt nedstigande
led. Intressant beskrifning och
historisk literatur sandes fritz pa
begaran af DR.. Peter Fahrney
& Sons Co II2.II8 So. Hoyne
Ave, Chicago, Ill.
VaLaagen ingick i tisdags med
en- en- sol. stralande och klar,
skingrande der dimma. som oval
len forut hade lagrat sig har och
der Diver ialtet., Fastan i Diet
stora hela ingenting vigtigt stod
pa spell hvarken tor samhallet eller
nationen. togo dock delta sam
halles rostberattigade mera intres-
Sc i delta val an nagot annat
foregaende, beroende naturligtvis
pa den "prosperity". som tillat
licet hvar att taga en- day off
och med en- snedt brinnande &c
le ction"-cigarr i munnen, hvar:
doft erinrade mindre ON akt;
Havana an svedd svinborst, in
hnna sig vid% valurnan, taga pa sig
en- allvarsam min och for0frigt 81
ut som ON hela landets val ellie
We hvilade pa hans breda axlar.
Skamt aside. Hvad governors
valet, valet for represe7tant
kongreSsen. distriktsdomare, etc.
b~etraffar gick Diet a!ldeles sa, son
vi forutsade.
Governor A. B. Cummins Bile
atervald med en- majoritet af ON
kring 20 900 roster och k~ongress
man E. H. Hubbard fran Diet elf
distrekt med 5000 majoritet,
ALA de republikanska kandida
terna for Woodbury. County blefv'
invalda med undantag af GodfreC
burst for Supervisor for Diet andr
distriktet.
Den enda tahan som radde va
mellsn den republikanske och de.
demokratiske kandidaten for cler
r Of the district court, men r~esulta
5 ltet blet dock at var landSman ]
. A. Johnson eth0ll en- m~ajoritet {
omkcing 500 roster Oliver den de
mokratiske kandidaten.
=: Nedanst3ende fotografIer arc
de skandinaver som t0rliden ii
a dag blefvo valda nemltgen "
svenskar och iva norskar.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09
Sioux City,,

Ar6etaren John Aspen a i
fredags forliden vecka utsatt for
en- olyckshandelse, som mahanda
kommer EFT kosta honom lifvet.
Aspen, hvilken arbetar for Sioux
City Gas and Electric Co., var vid
tilltal!et i fraga sysselsatt med
arbete pa en- platskorsten, som
bolaget holl pa att uppfora. bet
var s~ielfva toppen at skorstenen,
som skulle inpasssas, da Imam
brast, och platstycket. som vagde
400 pounds, kom n~eddansande
tran en- hold af 50 fot och traffade
en- stallning, pa hvilken Aspen och
en- kamrat stodo. Kamraten lyc-
kades ia fatt i en- lima och raddade
sig, men Aspen foil fran en- hGjd
af 40 fot pa nagra byggnadsmate-
iislier, deIvid han 6ck bada ar
marnc SAINT atskilliga refben af-
brutna. Han forbes i sansl0st
tillstand till Samaritan hospitalet
der man ej lyckades bringa honom
till medvetande, hvadan Diet be
faras att han afvenledes lidit svara
invartes skador.
- Fred Thompson, svinuppk0'
pare hos r. Hurni Dres sed Bee
Co., var afvellledes patofjande dag
utsatt for en- olyckshandelse, son
kanske kommer att 'hafva dodel
till fold, Han hade pa qvalIeI
aAagt besok i Oil Fourth street
EFT stale, som han helst hade Dor
halla sig fran, och da han efts
r val forrattadt arende skulle beg
sig derifran, foil han utfor trappaI
och slog sender sin nasa, hvar
jennie han hck atskilliga hal / hut
vudet och invartes skador. Ha'
upptogs till halften medvetslo
och forbes till polisstationen, de
| han ladies' pa operationsborde
Han lemnades under n3gra ogon
I blick och lyckades under dem
, korta It'd krangla sig at bordet oc
= falla till golfvet, dervid han fc
!. EFT annat hal i hufvudet. Da ];
t karehjelp anlande, fans Diet inge
: AMMAN rad an att sanda Thompso
till Samaritan hospitalet. der Ia
annu i mandags lag sanslos.
scandinavian - America
linens angare United States h;
lemnat Chr istiansand den a de
mes med $50 passagerare och val
=" tas AMANDA till New York den l
u Stamina linies angare Oscar II a
+ lande till Christiansand den 4 de
ct mes och afgar deriiran den II sar
As vantas till New York den 27 de
l. ines.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09
KR6NIkA.

Tout lie monde - hela verlden
- eller atminstone den del af den,
som utg0res at den hogadliga
franska arts, okratien, och den del
af Americas penoingaristokrati,
som utbyter sina dottrar och
millioner mot relationer med
hogtitlade europeiska magyar och
deras urgamla familjer, har for
narvarande fatt en- storre skandal
att diskutera, Skandalen air for
6Frigt icke ny och ror sig pm
,skilsmessoprocessen mellan den
franske grefven Boni de Castillane
och hans amerikanska hustru,
Todd Anna Gould.
Aktenskap, som ingatts mellan
europeiska adlingar och ameri-
kanska millionarsdottrar, hafva i
de fiesta fall slutat olyckltgt.
B6rds- och penningaristokratien
hafva 81 kunnat draga jemt, och
.da dertill kommer att dessa ak
tenskap ingatts, icke at h~jertats
bojeIse utan fastener pa grund at
h0gtstrafvande planer, SON lin
gendera sidau kunnat realiseras,
har resultatet blitvit olyckligt.
En- hos mannen atavistiskt in
grodd b0rdsstolthet, som blifvit
intensivare iden man han kunnat
Iakna sina amor Iangre och langre
tillbaka forntiden, har glort att
han betraktat sin hustru med for
nam nedlalenhet. Den am eri'
kanska a~ristokratien raknar ju
sina amor endast fran den It'd de
engelska pilgrimerna, enfaldigi
bondfolk och handtyerkare, land
stego vid Plymouth Rock, SAINT
fran sillhAndlare och skeppsredare
i Amsterdam. nuvarande New
York. Attlingar at lysande for
fader fran Karl den Stores ocf
Wilhelm Erofrarens dagar ha e
Kunnat kama annat an att har
Ingatt ell b~eklaglig mesallians
som han varit tvungen till, eme
dan hans inkomster 81 tillatit no
nom att lefva pa den fot, son
hans bord forbade.
A andra sidau hafva a~rftager
skan-hustruns aregiriga drom
maj ON likstallighet och umgan
.ge med mannens hoga aristokra.
tiska forbindelser i de fiesta faI
bIifvit grymt gackade, och da der
till kommer att manner gjort all
han kunnat att bortsl0sa de mil
lioner hustrun medfort i hemgift
kan man ej undra pa att dess
aktenskap, som ingingos endas
af kali berakning, blifvit olyck
liga.
Skilsmessoprocess pagan n
mellan grefve Castellane och har
grefvinna. Castellane ar de
varste slSsare verlden for narva
.rande kanner och har latit mang
af svarfar Jay Goulds million'
rulla .Da han dessutom ar c
,otrogen akta man, ar Diet ej III
derligt att grefvinnan trottn'
pa honom och soker skilsmess;
Men Diet kommer att blifva henr
en- dyr historic, imam hon b
honom qvitt.
Pa Stamina satt har Diet cd
med den rike Vanderbilts dotte
hvil&en blef gift med den enge
sks hertigen at Malboroug
Denna engelska adelsslagts nag
lila medfarna SKIOLD blef afvenl
des ~uppfejad med amerikansl
pengar. De slagten tillho-an'
historIska slotten och palats
blefvo restaurerade och ombyg
da, och under nagra ar sag Diet
som ON allting var idel lycka O
glade. Men sa borjade rykt
komma i svang att forhallanc
mellan de bada hertigliga mak'
ne Ell var alldeles sd. som {
borde vara. Och nu medde
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-26
NOT A GAR MOVES IN
 NEW BEDFORD AT NIGHT
ALL RUN IN BEFORE COTTON MILL OPERATIVES LEAVE
 WORK.

No Disorder of Any Consequence-Trol- ley Strikers Hold Long and Enthusi-
 asii" Metr:ns--NatiOnal Association
 to Support Them With Benefit Fund
 of S1OO,OOO-One Hunderd Strike
 Breakers to be Imported to Fill Their
 Places.
 New Bedford, Mass, July 25.-Not a street car moved in this city after 6 o clock tonight to carry passengers. The conditions at the close of the sec ond day of the strike of street railway employees were practically the same as prevailed last night although tonight there were fewer signs of disorder.
 The Union, Street Railway company, the corporation against which the strike was declared, endeavoring to avoid any possible difficulty for their men, had all the cars which they oper- ated to-day start for the car barn early enough to be in before the cotton mill operatives came from the factories. There was little disorder in the vi- cinity of the car barns this evening. A wagon driven by two of the strik- ers and decorated with union placards, appeared in the vicinity of the barns. The police conhscated the p1acards and warned the drivers to conduct them selves properly. During the evening Q l large crowd, composed principally of mill Onara lives gathered near the car barn. The police kept the people nov ing, and within a short time the crowd had practically dispersed.
 The strikers held a meeting tonight, the session lasting little more than two hours. The meeting was very en- thusiastic, and the men expressed themselves as well satisfied with the situation. The statement was made that the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees would sup port the strikers with benefit fund of $100,0O0. The payment of strike ben efits will begin Tuesday It was re- ported this evening that 100 strike Ibreakers would be imported by the company to operate the cars to-mor- row. President H. H. Crapo later con- firmed the report. He said that the company had engaged sufficient mum Der of men to operate all the cars on schedule time, but would, however, run only as many as the police are able to protect.
 Cars were run to-day under police guard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-26
ORIGIN OF CANCER.
Satisfactory Progress With Experi- ments With Mice-Experts Hopeful.

London, July 25.-As the result of ex- periments with mice, the superinten- dent of the imperial cancer research fund laboratory announced to-day that the prospects of discovering the mys- tery of the origin of cancer were more hopeful than ever Experts, he added, are now able to reproduce in mice all the features of spontaneous cancer and to protect healthy mice from the con- sequences by inoculation. Out of hundred mice inoculated to produce the disease, ninety developed tumors but in the protected animals no tumors oc- cured It has also been found that the body fluids of protected mice in- jected into mice with experimental cancer retard the growth of well estab- lished tumors. The superintendent pointed out that the experiments must be carried further before 1t can be as- certained whether they will have a bearing on the treatment of the dis ease in mankind.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-26
ALL LEFT TO MRS SAGE
Colossal Fortune of s6O,OOO, ,oOO Left to
 Widow,

New York, July 25,-The World to- morrow will say:
 Every dollar of Russell Sage's great fortune is left to Mrs Sage by will made in 1901 except an insignificant ibequest to Mrs. Fannie Chapin, of Oneida, N, r., an only sister, who died two years ago.
 "The will is to be read at the home of Mrs. Sage at No. 632 Fifth avenue to-day, and will be offered for probate immediately The will undoubtedly will be contested by the Troy relatives of MT. Sage, who will charge that the 1901 will was made after a mental breakdown on the part of MT. Sage. and that Mrs. Sage exerted undue in fluence over him in the distribution of his wealth.
 Not one dollar of the fortune is left to charity The only contribution MT. Sage ever made during his life time for this purpose was when, after a so- licitation by Mrs. Sage, he contributed S50,000 to build wing to the Presby- terian hospital, of which Mrs. Sage was vice president. ''The fortune of Mir. Sage, which was popularly believed to be S10C coo OOO. and even thought to be greater, by the r best informed financial men of Wall street, amounts to only about $60,OOO,- 000
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-26
AAUGA4 UoK MEN ENTHUSIASTIC
Will Organize Business Mems Associa-
 ti0n at Once.

Naugatuck, July 25-Naugatuck busi- ness men to the number of thirty gath cred in the borough court room tonight to discuss the question of forming as business mems association which should become affiliated with the state organ ization. The project was received with enthusiasm and a committee was ap- pointed to draw up set of bylaws and @ constitution, which are to be reported to a meeting of the business men to be called as soon as the committee is ready to report. A number of officers of the state business mems organization were present and made short addresses, in cluding E. I. Atwater, of New Haven, president of the State Business Mems association; D. L. Bishop, of Meriden. secretary of the state association; B. l., Graves, of Bridgeport, vice-president of the state organization; Howard L. Green, of Derby, and Oscar A. ZigIat- ski, of Waterbury, one of the trustees of the state association.
 MT. Atwater in his address referred to the work of the state association, and especially to the steps which the asso- citation is taking in the matter of the increase in fire insurance rates. He said that the association was in the fight to stay and that it meant to secure a re. version to the former rates.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-26
(Continued on Second Page.5
CRITTERS IN BLooDY T1GHq.
Outbreak over Who was the Most un-
 fortunate.

Ithaca, N. Y, July 25--A discussion among four cripples as to which was the most unfortunate ended in bloody fight in St. John's hotel next the Lack awanna station here to-day AIbram Spicer, who has one shrunken leg, en- tered the hotel with cripple who had lost both legs. Within they found a one-armed man talking with John Diff fin, the proprietor whose, left arm was amputated at the elbow. The one-arm- ed guest started discussion by saying that he was the most unfortunate man of the lot and Spicer put forward the claims of his companion. In the course of the argument one of the cripples drew a pistol, but before he could fire there was a general mix-up, in which Spicer received several long scalp wounds spieer has sworn out a war rant for Diffen, who, he says, hit him with his own cane, charging assault in the third degree. The other two crip, pies has disappeared.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-26
SOFT COAL COMPLAINTS.
President Peters of Long Island Road
 Summoned Into Court.

New York, July 25.-A summons was served to-day upon President Ralph Peters of the Long Island Railroad company, requiring him to appear in the police court in Long Island City on August in connection with com plaints that have been made concern ing the nuisance caused by the burning of soft coal in the company's locomo- tives. IA number of engineers employ ed on the road have been arrested re- gently charged with violating the smoke ordinance, but in each case Magistrate Connorton paroled the accused men, declaring that the officers of the rail- road were the persons against whom the complaints should be directed, As a result the police to-day served a summons on President Peters.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-26
F j. CONSTR Nr1NB ARREsTED.
Alleged Murderer of Mrs. Gentry in
 Chicago.

Chicago, July 25.-FranE J. constan- tine, the alleged murderer of Mrs. Louise A. Gentry. at her home, 5S2 La Sale avenue, January last, is under arrest in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Acquisition papers have been se- cured.
 The murder of Mrs Gentry was one of the series of brutal crimes against women which was committed in this city early in the year, which aroused public indignation to white heat. No motive for the crime has ever been dis covered. Constantine and Mrs. Gentry were alone in the apartment at the time. She died without being able to utter word.
 A. W. Gentry, the husband of Mrs. Gentry who is a prosperous business man, offered large rewards for the ar- rest of Constantine, and numerous men were arrested In various parts of the country, but all of them were later released.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-26
SWEET MARIE WINS.
Takes Two Straight Heats in Match
 Race With Wentworth.

Albany, N. Y, July 25.-In accordance with general expectations Sweet Marie (2:O4 1-4) the bay mare owned by Will liam Garland of Los Angeles, and driv- en to-day by Alta P. Mcdonald of AL bany, won the special match race at Island park, defeating Wentworth (2:04 1-D, the black gelding owned by Thomas Develon, jr., of Philadelphia, and driven by E. E. McGarge. The mare led all the way in the first heat, Wentworth making his fight all through the first quarters of the second but being beaten at last by a length. The race was for purse of $1,OOO and attracted large attendance. The time, 2;O7 IA; 2:07 f-2.