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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-24
EUREKA,


John Mcdonald Of Mammoth am
Miss Clara ellis of this city were mar,
ried al Nephi last Saturday, the cere,
mony being performed by Bishop III. p
Parkes, in the presence of u few wit,
nesses. The bride is the only daughter
OF MI and Mrs A. d. ellis, prominen,
residents of this city, and a beautiful
and accomplished young lady. This
groom is well and favorably known al
Mammoth where they VIII make their
home after next Sunday,
MIR. and Mrs. William venable Il, G
entertaining the formers sisters, Mrs.
herman and Miss Hansen, both Of
salt Lake.
Mrs. j. D. Sullivan returned wednes-
day from a two months visit in %3utte,
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Reeves returned
to Salt Lake Wednesday after a visit
in this city with Mr.. and Mrs George
Hansen.
Misses Eliza and Anna Bonner re-
turned this week from visit with
friends at Ely. Nevada.
Sheriff Henroid and wife were in Me-
Phi this week on a visit.
Miss Mary Ford has returned from i'm
extended visit in Salt Lake. and after
stay here will go to Ely, Nevada,
where she has been engaged to teach
school.
Mr. and Mrs. William Groesbeck en-
tertained the latter's mother. Mrs.
swanson of Salt Lake, this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hush returned
Monday evening from a three days
Visit to Ogden.
Frank w. Newton and family for
merly of Eureka, have taken up their
residence at 154 south Fourth East
street Salt Lake:
j. e. Lynch came ont from Salt Lake
on Tuesday and accompanied the fam
lly of j. c. Sullivan back To the capital
the following day.
Mrs Minnie Lochwitz was ont from
salt Lake ON business this week.
George McCune of this city and Hans
j, Hassell Of Mammoth attended the
meeting of the county commissioners In
Nephi this week.
Mrs. r. II. Higson is visiting IN Salt
Lake for few days.
Mrs. James j. Drlscoll and Mrs. p.
j. Donnelly returned Wednesday from a
couple Of weeks sojourn in Salt Lake
and Ogden.
CHARLES Brlngleson came out from
SAT- Lake Wednesday and viii remain
mere Tor few weeks visiting his broth
en- Edward Brngleson,
Say plke, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward PIKE entertained the members of
me High school class Of 1906 at his
nome on Monday evening. The affair
was IN the nature OF a reunion, and
hrally every member of the class was
present There were games and music
nntii nearly midnight when an elegant
lunch was spread and the evening was
a. most enjoyable one for all who at
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helpless, and always under foot when
nj home.
For the past ten years, young man
of the writer's acquaintance has vir-
tually given his life 70 his mother A
Well regulated little home Is kept liv-
able and happy, first by the mother
and then by the boy. The boy be-
cause half of the time the mother rs
III, helplessly i'll and in bed, and then
behold him rise nobly, patiently and
skilfuliy TO the occasion. Tender.
cheerful and handy, as IA wel-trained
nurse--in fact, some trained nurses
might do well To take little instruc.
ton from him-he cares for this moth
er through the night. nor is found nap
ping when the clock chimes the signal
for medicine or nourishment Bright
and early IN the morning, the little
house is made tidy the orders given
TO grocer. butcher and milltman; in the
summer, the lawn, In the winter the
heating,are not overlooked: a breakfast.
That queen might not refuse To eat,
lis served on snowy and inviting tray,
and carried to the sick room, ana II Is
very seldom that mother has to be
coaXod to eat. After the dishes are
cleared away the blinds in the moth
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SALT LAKERS nv GOTHAM.

West One Hundred and Thirty-ff fifth
street.
Last Tuesday Miss Ruby Lindsay.
daughter of the late j. 5. LINDSAY. ar
rived In the city from Kansas City.
where she has been playing in stock.
leaving her brother-in-law. Mr. Luke
Cosgrove and the company. Miss Lind
say will look over the theatrical field
before deciding on any plan for the fn-
ture. She has been playing lead for
some time and will rest here Tor a
few weeks, she is located at 20S West
Forty-fourth street.
At 30 West Seventy-second street,
Miss Lucille Gilmer with her two
brothers is keeping house. The
Messrs. CT mer aye in business here
and their sister makes home for them
and their friends.
Mr., win Needham Of n. G. NJ. l.. ao-
companied by Mrs. Needham. has inst
left the st. Andrews on Seventy-iirsf
street and Broadway
Also at the ST, Andrews were Mr. and
Mrs Beyfus Of Walker Bros. thev
have just arrived. and viii remain SOM
weeks, while Mr. Beyfus is buying for
''t ''''N'i HnuoH.
AIRS. s. w. Eccles and her daughter
Mildred and Mrs VIII Bennett arrived
IIom Europe on the Butcher. OF the
aamburg-Amerlcan line. the 13th. Mrs,
Bennett left at once for the west To.
meet Mr.. Bennett and her little dnugh-
Yer Grace In Chicago. Mr. Bennett
WIN return 10 the west, while Mrs. BEN
nett and daughter VIII come east TO
rne,r nome TO remain until Mr. BEN
''e'' . work is finished. Mrs. Eccles
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| laborng man. but the children never
| knew the hardships OF proverty. for
They were vet too young to realize the
fathers deuials, while he filled all their
niue wants from the toll Of his hands,
and the love of his heart
Al the age Of six, the little girl Joined
her brother in school, The father
made ready the simple breakfast, and
THE children for school; nor did he
overlook the matter Of lunch. which he
always prepared and n,aced In their
Joint little basket AT night, tired and
weary from labor, he cooked supper
heard the lessons, and nut the young
steers carly 10 bed. on Sundays, he
baked the bread for the coming week
lnended holes IN stockings, zig-zig tears
In pinafores and rips and gaps In
NatStCUats.
This fathers courage was constantly
fed by looking forward to the time,
when his children should be man ana
woman groWn--a real man and a real
Wnman-of sterling worth, and "a com
fort to him IN his ripper years The
niue daughter seemed to especially fiji
MIS- heart loneliness, so much She re-
sembed her mother i'm look and ac-
ion But there came 81 day, q crush
ing day when hc returned one even
lnE TO find hey lying upon the bed, ST
lent. and with an angels smile upon
her little face. The ueghhors had
placed her there they were still stand
Ing about her when that father en-
tered Every eye was wet, as they
stepped aside To make room for him.
II was q sudden and painless death.
they told him, when he could bear 10
hear them speak. heart failure from
over jumping of the rope. He said
nothing but ltneeling down by the bed
side of that loVed one, buried his face
I'm his hands one hy one the neigh
81
and breathless waited and watched BY
ana by he Joined them God had con-
quered A beautiful calm rested upon
his face, like that Of his child. and
he turned to those waiting ones and
said;
she has gone to her mother. / have
had my turn. God knows best
Daring the pioneer days. a young
father was left with the care of an
infant but a few months old No. the
mother had not died. Far worse than
death had carried her away, willingly,
to return to that home no more The
dreadful shock and shame Of il was
enough to turn that young husbands
brain. Some men would have thought
IL sufficient excuse for the wine cup
This man stood the test. Night after
night, found him walking the nnnr
with his colic-tossed baby. 1t was
FilpuSn lHdl q pelgnpof must care LOT
the child during the day while he
worked. After that. his conscience |
told him the care was his own. as the
child was his own. One day that dread |
disease. smallpox visited his cabin. and |
Of course he was cut of from any help /
save that OF the doctor. And how he |
watched that child, denying himself |
rest and food IN the Watching. till the |
crisis was passed, Only his nursing |
saved the little life Ton the doctor |
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1ohi. The row homo by moonlight
after day Of royal entertainment by
Postmaster and Mrs. Ross, completed IA
day Of thorough enjoyment
Miss Hattie Grmths OF Salt Lake is
visiting Mrs. Thomas Vincent Of this
city
Mayor Spicrs of Denver and party
of friends, who are out on a vacation.
visited Provo and Provo canyon this
week
Miss la Prelc Dunn has returned
from visit 70 relatives in Salt Lake
city
The Y. l.. Nj. ]. a. of the Second
ward entertained the Relief society in
the ward house Tuesday evening The
house was tastefully decorated, An in
;cresting program wns rendered and
refreshments served,
Mrs, Isaac Il. MeEwan spent tie
week in Eureka
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| was not as doctors of today. although
| ne went by the name, his knowledge ex
tended not much farther than the
| neoical volume, THE Family Doctor. .
| ana few simple herb remedies. When
Che pabe was Commissioning the young
Iather would place her IN a snug, sunny
| corlef' While he laid out his spring
| garden When he was able to 20 again
| 20 nus work, he carried her with him.
Tor Il time lest some neglect on the
part OF a neighboT should bring about
a fatal relapse.
The babe. thanks to the father only
arrived at beautiful young woman-
mood. with the height OF his ambitinu
Tor her fully realized-a musical educa-
tlon For this he worked and toiled an
through those first lonely years. For.
this he did the part of woman as well
aS mah--lhe part of mother as well as
lather. Nor did the daughter fail him
in the end for all his tender care and
pains An old man in a child's home.
was never so cherished Cordelia of old
could have done no more for her ia
Their King Lear though she expressed
IT, exactly:
Good ny lord.
You have besot me. bred me- loved
Return those duties back as they are
ivy N'N ioNI Nput dttu most nunOr
YOU
\ train was pulling into Salt Lake
one morning. II was very early. and
the people of the Pullman, having
breakfasted We're returning to their
seats and belongings As each one
passed along attention was called to
a man sitting with n little fellow on his
knee lie was buttoning up the little
frock and brushing out the curtis No
one had seen him before, because he
had entered the sleeper al a late hour
the night before. His face was very
sad, despite his smiles and babyrtalk
The baby had but one little foot. An
accident hud carried away the other
one. and while the doctor of his coun-
try town had done ali he could, the ia
Their was not satisfied, and was bringing
the child TO the city to seek higher
skill and knowledge
His mother" he explained to one
or TWO who were deeply moved and in
terested, couldn't come: she's in bed
with his little new sister: oh. ! know
how 10 care for him. / was my own
mothers nurse girl, long enough when
7 was boy. II can mother a baby,
all right LADY BABBIE.
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TEH1,

Mr. and Mrs James Bone of Mont
rose, colo, are visiting Lehl relatives
and friends.
The posmasters of Utah county wcro
most pleasantly entertained by Post
master and Mrs. $. w. Ross at the
Saratoga Springs resort Thursday.
where boating. bathing dancing and
picnicing were the order of the day.
Editor James M. I1lrkham of the
Banner was visiting tRichheld friends
Friday.
and Miss Nettie Randall OF sprlngyillo
wore married the irst Of the week
MIS-. samuel Taylor has returned
from short stay with hor daughter
Mrs. I. II. Cutler Jr, of Sugar City
Ida,
Mrs. DR.. Holbrook was visiting sal.
Lake friends Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hobson of PROV,
We're visiting Mrs. Il. G. Smith the FIRST
Of the week.
Miss Ruby Davis is spending the
week with Peyson friends.
Mrs r. Davis, Jr, of salt Lake. is
Mr.. and Mrs. David Loose.
Mrs. Carrie Lindsey and daughter of
salt Lake are visiting Mts. Annie
Coates.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Peterson have re-
turned from a two weeks visit with
friends 81 Apt
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ference and has host of friends here
She will be accompanied by somc
friends TO Utah. Several parties to tn,
| sen shore have been given in her honor
| Far Rockaway. Ocean Side and Long
! Beach have been visited, where the en-.
tire conference have Joined forces Ia
make the days pleasant Best wishes
go with the friends 10 their new home,
Elder Julian Cummings who has
filed mission In the southern states
for the last two years has been taxi
ing summer course of study at COL
unbia university under Prof. Bigelow.
before returning home. Elder Cummings
labored In Tennessee, being eagaged In
the Office ut Chattanooga. He formerly
presided over the Ohio conference. Since
coming to New York. he has been talk
Ing course IN biology and nature
study, and viii supervise the courses IN
nature study at the Brigham voung
University this winter. Mr. Cummings
win leave for his home Sunday even
ing In company with friends. he Is
happy TO report that one Of his teachers
Miss Stackpole. has used many of h.
experiments as demonstrations for the
class, and ii Is foregoue conclusion
that his markings at the finish win
be among the hrst JANET.
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Clipped beavers
this
high crowned broad brmmed
dropping slightly all around little
three inches of
the head as the summer model of this
ont and the right side OF
the be
to
hat trimmed OF
the
bunch white
brin The under brm of this hat faced
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will care FOR her, nor leave her again
I'LL the next morning
"Oh. mother is just indulcing in one
OF her little spells, for a change" he
viii say with a smile, when acquaint-
ances suspcctlng from his rather hag-
gard aspect that such is the case. make
inquiry
4 boy in n thousand. you will say.
No doubt, yet this is one exception.
contrary TO the rule firmly implanted
In the minds Of many Of the gentler
sex in regard to the utter helplessness
or men III general
once upon "A time, in the silent an
nails of our citys history. a young man
married. The happiness In that little
home was one day made complete by
the arrival of young SON Troubles
they say, never come singly; nor bles-
sings doublly Il would SEEM for when
the second blessing came to that home
H. the perfect form of a little daughter.
inc mother passed away.
Few months went by, and one day
the neighbors awoke to the rare and
beautiful truth. that "A brave and noble,
man was assuming the double part of
father and mother. He was a poor
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Miller, Mrs. Y. G Miller and Melvin
=. Miller OF Murray Utah.
Mr.. james Grant and family are leaV-
ing mere To make their home at Theo-
dore. Utah.
MI James Grant has been postmas-
Yer mere FOR 10 years but has rendered
oral petitions have been in circulation
among the citizens TO the department
for the post, and quite discussion has
arisen as to who viii be the new post
master.
work on the new schoolhouse has
been suspended as the now trustees are
not IN FAVOR OF sandstone foundation.
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WAsATcH NOTES.

The guests of Wasatch hotel are:
NJ. b. kendel, Edith Herman, Edith
u. Kendel. Maud b. Clark. L. NJ. Paul,
y. G. Gardner, Romanius Hyde, Coda
Hyde, ID. III. Blossom, q. Evans S. L.
HUI, L. w. Saville A, Schiller, Ethal
Wrathal. Eva Wrathal. MILFORD wy
lie. j. L. Kephart j. w. SaWile, F. A.
Beesley. Array Sparey. Ruth Arm
strong, lrma Clawson, Paul Armstrong.
VIII Harris, Ben Harris. Hazel Bow
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Mrs. Alice May SAINT and family are
resting at the Smith cottage
Glen View is occupied by Mrs r. A.
Williams and family. who make things
mum with their candy pulls and every
night parties.
Mrs. Amy Carter, Hatty Carter, r.
II. Evans, Winfield Evans and Miss
Heath are at "Cheer-up," where they
entertained a few friends from Alta.
Mr.. Geo. Ore is at No. 80 Central
avenue.
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DFsNFET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY AUGUST "a 1907

man, c. sherman, Mary Barnes Louise
Barnes Fred Beasley, p. @. James Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs.
II. H. Blood, Mr., and Mrs j.. $. Nc
lntosh, Mr.. and Mrs, Cline, Mrs. sam
Lester and family.
AT THE CAMPS.
~ the Woodruff cottage are Frank
smith ana Chaunccy White, who have
all the luxuries of a bachelors life.
Miss Elizabeth Hardy is chaperon of
frolicsomc set OF young ladies ut the
HutIy-back. They ere Bealah Wood
run. Jennie Nelson, Ann Cannon. We
du Beebe RoX Woodruff. Helen Brug-
ger. Estelln Woodruff fnez Clark, Sa-
bina Clark and vivian Hatch
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NOW READY.

Origin OF the "Reorganized" Church
and the Question of Succession
Two discourses by Elder Joseph F.
Smith. Jr., containing a concise and in
terestinE treatment of these subjects
that will be Of benefit to all the Elders
of the Church. 95 pages. price 20 cents.
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Among the great number attractive,
ah-"hte hats the
They are built along tailored lines and ribbon
Inc est OF these medium hat
s out over the face and the fun nure
Souhu race than the
men all around tho
back brt
The rather trimmed
IN the front with
crown Under the left this
ing backward the left cache pelgne which
aids fitting O the Nod
This is swathed thu color OF the hair
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He tas man, take him for an in all.
s.iall not look upon his like again"
~ nee in a while, we hear woman
| ten of the man helpless
' i about the house. wives
whose husbands cannot drlva
Il nail without crushing their
thumbs are a little apt 10 put it down,
that all men are sadly awkward and
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THURBER.

Mrs. Sarah G. Moeks has her sisters
anu reiatiVes visiting with her this
---k MIS-. j. Il, Miller, Mrs u. Z.
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AT her home I'M Brooklyn. Miss Flor
enee Rohlting Will give farewell party
To the Brooklyn conference before leav-
ing for Utah, where she viii Join her
sister who has been there some time
and where they win make their future
home. Miss Rohlfng has always been
an active member in, the Brooklyn con-
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Madam McMonegal FOR First Glass
Dressmaking. Templeton Bldg.
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a week ago Miss Helen Frank OF
Albany came down TO visit her little
friend Miss Helila McQuarrie. Presl-
dent ana Mrs McQuarrie arc away IN
Maine aud Vermont for few weeks,
while Mrs. Seegmlller and Miss zelila
are keeping house.
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Elder w. w. Murdoch. who has filed
a mission in Germany. came i'm this
week and left for his homo IN Utah.
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MISS Monta Pryor came down from
Saratoga this week To begin rehearsals
IN FIFTY Miles from Boston" the new
Conan and Harris musical comedy that
opens Sept. 1, with Week at night
stands around New York, then comes
to Wallack's on Broadway for an IN
definite time
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goes TO Mr.. Ecoles ranch in Idaho, to
pass the summer
Three elders arrived this week from
Utah-Gllbert l.. Hartley who VIII la
Dor IN Brooklyn conference; Thos.
a, Robinson. who has been sent to the
New England conference. and y. II.
Thayn, who Will labor in the New York
field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-21
SIXTEEN DEAD.
Terrible Collision of Freight and Pas
senser Trains at Fowler, Ind.

Fowler. Ind, Jan. 20-Sixteen persons:
were crushed or burned to death her.
early Saturday in a collision between 4
freight train and the Cleveland. Cincin-
natl. Chicago e st. Louis Railroads.
Queen City flyer. which left Chicago Fri
dav night Ten persons were seriously
injured and several more slightly hurt.
The passenger train was running 20
miles an hour and consisted Of 4 com
bination coach. three sleeping cars AMI
a private car. occupied by Mrs c. f.
Sciaff. wife of the vice president of the
stroyed by fire, except the private car
and one sleeping car.
Seven of tho dead have been identified.
Eleven of the victims were burned %
death in the combination coach. and only
two of these have been identified With
but one exception every member of tho
passenger train crew persisted. None Of
the passengers in the slecpers suffered
81 rious injuries.
The passenger train in a heavy FOG
ran by a Geographic block signal. which
called for 4 stop. The red light was not
ohcyed. 1t was probably obscurcd by
fo-.
no locomotive WIS teleScOpCd with
til" combination coach, making mass of
wr"ckage under which the passengers in
TIE car were wciged. Seats were hurled
through the room, and coal from tn
iirchox set the debris in flames
There were many instances Of presence
of mind and rare hcroism among the pas
senc"rs who were uninjurcd. Mrs Schaff
gave her car to tho injured five Of whom
kakec. She was taken with tn m to "a
hospital. and after Scoing to their wants;
was able to continue her journey to Gin
cinnati
The crash of the wreck awakened near
" every person in Fowler. Among the
first pcrsorS t. reach the wreck wcr.
County Recorder ray Gillespie and Colln-
tv Auditor Lcmucl Shipman. These men
procured axes and saws. and before the
flames had reached the shopping cars be-
gan the work nj rescue They even
rkcd their way into til" mass Of
rwrcckaCc caused Ivy the tender ana the
combination coach. After getting Que
John Meyer of New York thoy Were
driven away by the flames
T he injured were first taken into thc
adjoining slccpinE cars which had run
of tho rails. Int flames compelled \ sec
ona removal of the wounded. The rri-
waite car was saved by dashnc water
from the ditch over it with hats.