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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
RUNNING FIGHT
WITH BURGLARS
Deputy Sheriffs Land Two Bad
Men in Jail After a
Battle.

There was quite an exciting time at
Bingham Junction last night when
Deputy Shcriffs Beckstead and Ander-
son attempted to arrest John Fleming
and Thomas T Moore, whom they sus-
pected OF being responsible for a NUM-
Der of burglaries and other crimes in
that vicinity recently The men got
the drop on the two deputies and. with
drawn reyolVers. made them throw up
their hands and relieved Deputy Sher-
iff Beckstead of his gun, Deputy An
derson backed off with his hands IN the
air and succeeded in getting away.
He then went TO town and organized a
posse OF about 20 mon, who returned
with him and assisted In running the
criminals down after chase lasting
over four hours. After the capture of
the men they We're brought to the
county jail by the two deputies.
Beckstead and Anderson had been
watching the two men for some time
and had determined to arrest them on
suspicion OF being implicated in the
burgiaries. About dusk last night they
went TO tho camp of Fleming and
Moore and without pulling their guns
told them that they were wanted The
men IN "A flash had their guns out and
covered the deputies and commanded
them 10 throw UP their HANDS The or
der was complied with and Beckstead's
gun was taken away from him. An
derSon backed away and when he
reached safe distance broke and ran
back To town
The men. after relieving Beckstcad
OF ms yum, started on the run towards
the river bottom aud the deputy kent
watch OF them until the posse arrived.
ne was then supplied with another
H.AH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
TRIBUNE S GREAT
JURY SENSATION"
County Clerk EIdredge Nails An
other Lie Of the Organ
Or the Crooks.

the story 10 yesterday mornings
Tribune to the effect that there had
been q 'frame-up" in the drawing of
Jurors for the April term OF the dis
trct court, contains about as little truth
as Tribune articles are wont to hold.
II WAS Wild, senscIess fabrication
from beginning 70 end 1t was sought
to be shown that Honest George
Sheets and innocent Jim Donaldson
were 20 be made the victims OF Jury
composed for the most part of Nor
mons, who had been uulaWfully selected
10 railroad Sheets and DanQldson to The
state prison. 1t was stated that Sheets
had been saved from the slaughter by
the ruling Ot Judge Armstrong. but that
poor Jim" Is still at the mercy OF the
specially prepared jury.
The jury drawn for the April term OF
court was drawn no differently IN any
respect from those OF any other period.
AMI the Tribune scribe knew that fact
perfectly welt County Clerk Eldredge,
when asked IN regard 10 the matter to-
day, made the following statement:
1T Is M absolute talsehood that the
county officials whose duty it Is to draw
the Jurors for each term of court put
themselves ont In the least 10 he present
at the drawing Of jurors for the present
term OF court, during which t. was ex-
pocted that Chtct OF Police Sheets would
be tried. The fact Is that the officials
are always present IN person and con-
duct the drawing of the names from the
jury box for each term of court. Dur
ing my four years in office, | have al
ways been present at the drawings.
The county attorney, county treas
urer and county clerk act In this mat
ter under the direction of the court
The list of Jurors Is made up an
nually by jury commission composed
or two men appointed by the four
judges OF the district court. The COM
mssioners this year are Ed l.. sloan
and Christopher Dlehl. When they
completed their list the names were
copied onto slips of paper and were
placed in the jury box, which was
scaled under the direction Of the
court When the court ordered the
Jurors drawn for the present term of
court the attorney, teasurer and my
self opened the box and drew out the
required number Of jurors as direct
ed. The box containing tho remainder
OF the names was again sealed ana
witnessed by one OF the Judges OF the
court. Any attempt 10 tamper with
the names in the box could be easily
detected as there would be no way OF
doing II without breaking the seal.
Thus IL VIII be seen that there Is alb
solutcly no way Of tampcring with
tho names In the box after they are
ilaced there by the jury commission
ers, who each year make up he Jury
Isl, Persons WHO are SO ready ana
willing 10 make accusations OF this
character against public officials, are
generally the ones who would do such
q hing as this II they had the OPP
poriunity."
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We can MI orders promptly.
MARTIN COAL CO.
DOCTORS DISCUSSION.
second Day of Meeting viii Bring
AdJournment-Niany Papers Rcad

The second days session of the Utah
State Medical society was held today in
the city council chamber and the attend
anee was much larger than that Of yes
UIVdF. lie program as announced was
carried out with the addition OF a talk
from Bishop Spaulding Of this city. This
AFTERNOON the annual election and installa~
uon of officers will take place Bishop
SpiutulnS gave an interesting talk on
hospitals and the management OF tho
same and also told of the duty II the
Episcopal church IN regard TO maintain
lug hospitals. The society will adjourn
tilis afternoon and win hold It's annual
banquet at the Commercial club at ESQ
o'cluck THIS evening.
In addition 10 the committee reports ana
the routine business the following papers
were read this morning:
N-Ray Treatment OF Skin Diseases.
.....-.. %. ed u. Hammond SAT- Lake
Truumatic HNStcria Observation-Disclosures.
...,......W Brown Ewing salt Lake
ToNaemia OF Pregnancy .,.,........,..
..,.,.....,.....,..... b. n Smith. ogden
SurEical Treatment OF the Prostate
Gland ...,.... .......E, VikO, salt Lake
The program for the afternoon session
Report Of house Of delegates.
Rheumausm. Complications and Sc
queloe ..-.........L. y. Bagcr, Eureka
Diagnosis and Treatment. ,,......,...
.,....,,...,.,.,.,R. u. steele. salt Lake
The Effect OF Altitude Upon Chronic
Nalvular Disense OF the Heart.
Diagnosis ana Treatment Of osteo-
Surgical Diseases ol The. Knee Joint
Nesical lrritabillty Due to Hyperacid-
ity OF the Urine w. n. lasler Manti
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
LATE LOCALS.

Bank ClcarinSS--Today's local bank
clearlngs amounted to $S02. 047.65 as
against $726,1l1.S6 for the same day
last year.
Russell Lowry Hcre--Russell LCav-
cry arrived this morning. from 4lli-
nois where he was called by the death
OF his father, and viii continue west
- San Francisco In day or two. Mr..
Lowry is now employed by the Ameri-
can National bank of San Francisco.
Ladies' Aid society-The Ladies
Aid society of the First Baptist
church, will meet Thursday at 2.30
p. m, at the Utah Chamber OF Com
merce. 55-5S west Third South street.
Members of the church and their
friends arc cordially invited to be
present.
Cement Engineering Co.--The Ce-
ment Engineering company OF Ogden
filed a copy of it's articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state
today. The capital stock OF the COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
ECHO OF OPERA
At SALT PALACE
Judgment in Case Involving Pos
session CT Twenty Theatrical
Trunks and Contents.

In the case OF the Southern Pacific
company against the Salt Palace
Amusement company ct al, Judge
Morse today rendered Judgment in Ia
vor OF plaintiff for the recovery of the
possession of 20 theatrical trunks con-
tanning the wardrobes OF members Of
the Seaman opera company which
played at the Salt Palace In 1906. judy
lnent was also rendered In favor Of
plaintiff for 500 as damages for tho
unlawful withholding OF the trunks
By the defendants. The owners Of
the trunks assigned their interest In
the same to the railroad company,
which brought the suit. The defendants
were holding the property as damages
for the breach Of contract In regard
to the appearance OF tho opera COM
pany at the Salt Palace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
ON TO PIocHE.
Laying of Steel Commenced on the
New Branch Line.

New Branch Line.
j. II. BURNER. district freight and
passenger agent, of the Salt Lake
Route, returned this morning from
trip over the line as far as Las Vegas
New. M Burtner reports constitute
ton work on the Piocne and Calieute
branch of the road as being In fun
blast, and he is OF the opinion that
1t Will be completed within go days.
The work of grading IS practically
finished and a force of men has start
cd in TO lay the rails. -Four miles
of track have already been laid" said
MIR. Burtner, and the first train to- go
into service on the new line was put
on Saturday The train consisted of
an engine, water car. caboosc and
pile driver Tho principal construction
work yet to bc'done is the building Of
bridges. and when tails is finished the
road Will be ready for use. When
the road Is completed IL Will open up
all the extensive Phoebe mining dis
ulct, as we'll as the Bristol and De
Lamar districts. and Will no doubt
prove to be one of the best paying
branches on the line"
Mr.. Burtner also inspected the con-
siructon work along Meadow Valley
wash Since the head officials of the
line and the engineers have been over
this portion of the road. "A large force
OF men has boon put 70 work making
tho improvements decided upon for
that section II IS proposed to con-
struct steel truss bridges with con-
crete piers at each end, which will
prevent tbs water from damming up
in tho wash and by this means II is
thought win be avoided to great
extent the recent disastrous expert
cnces with washouts. Several steam
-hov0ls and pile drivers ana many
raen are now at work protecting the
tmbankments by dumping IN thou
sands OF tons of heavy stone. and the
work Is progressing as rapidly as pos
sibie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
J. A, GREENEWALD APPOINTED.
Is Named ms Inspector General on the
Governors staff.

orders have heou issued from the adj
jutant generals Office stating Officially
what was given In last evenings
News relative to the designations and
request for retirement In the light bat
terry, The orders also officially announce
the appointment of j. A. Greenewald as
inspector general on the governors
staff with the rank of colonel. This Is
considered in the guard as a just recog-
milton of Col. Greenwald's services In
the Utah national guard, with which he
has been actively connected for nearly
10 years. He WAS formerly lieutenant
and captain of the signal corps. and
later lieutenant colonel Of the First in
fantry.
Sixty citizens of Bountiful attended
last evenings meeting held to furthey
the enlistment Of a troop of cavalry.
Many of the more prominent citizens
we're present to lend their moral as
sistance, and from the interest mani
Tested it was evident that the move
mont will result successfully. Col. H.
NJ. II. Lund WINS there from this city
and 25 men We're enlisted. Col Lund Is
confident that 60 men viii bc enlisted
without difficulty, with number ON the
waiting list.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
v. S, PEET TO LECTURE.
WIZ Tell How Utah Is Mlsreprcscnted
By Ministerial Lecturers in East

V. s. Peet win deliver a lecture in
the Forest Dale mectipghouse tomor-
row evening on the subject Of How
Utah Is Misrepresentcd During the
address he will exhibit duplicates OF
the stereopticon slides the Presbytor-
fans have been and still are showing
in the cast These pictures. thrown on
the screen principally by Rev. Nutting
and Fink are selected" inasmuch as
they show tumble-down log cabin
which Is described as "A typical Nor
mon home. typical Mormon school,
house or any other libel that may silt
the fancy OF the reverend" lecturer.
Mr. Poets lecture to say the least.
i've,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
JUNCTION CITY NEWS.
Police Make Arrest OF Man Wanted In
Davis COunty--Other Items.
lsneclal 10 I'D oNews. y

Especial to the "News.')
ogden. May s,-The police have arrest
err a man giving the name of Thomas
Afhe. who has been Identified as the
man who assaulted and robbed al Row
yesterday The officials Of Davis conn
~ have been notified on the capture and
they VIII arrive here % take charge
Of the prisoner today
The Jap Yamashito. who was charged
with assault With a deadly weapon
upon the person OF Sergeant Tout. when
Tho officer commanded him 10 desist
from inClting "a disturbance on Me
streets two months ago this morning
pleaded guilty TO the charge Of slnpe
assault. Sentence win be pronounced
on him tomorrow.
Frances H.. the l4-months-old daugh-
ter OF MI and Mrs. w. T.. Wayinent.
died al o'clOck this morning at no
family residence. 1919 Jefferson avenue.
Funeral services VIII be held Friday al
10 o'clock IN the First ward meeting.
house
The infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Herrlok died ~ Z O'clock last
night, al Ma Herrlck's home. 400 west
IWenty-thlrd street. The funeral viii
DO held AZ 3 O'Clock this afternoon from
the residence,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
PERSONALS.

John C Gray Of Seattle. formerly
o salt Lake attorney. is visiting In
this city win United states Dist. Atty
II. T.. Booth.
Or Kntheuua Stringham hus gone
To Denver Colo, ON professional bust
ness Ton one week
u. w. Ryan win leave this evening
Tor Minnesota 90 manage "a farm there
he recently purchased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
FOUR INSANE CASES

-Four insane cases are being oonduct-
cd az Jhc county JAN This afternoon by
Judge Armstrong ana county Physician
CalderWood ana his assistant Or. Ra-
10y They are George kinsman. Mrs.
James Gotten, Charles Triplett aud "a
woman FROM Murray whose name could
not be learned this morniuE The eX-
aminntions arc being held ut the jail
for the reason that an the deputy sher-
IDS are busy at murray on The strike
and could not take the patients 10 the
courtroom Tor examination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
CASES DISMISSED
Three Criminal Charges Passed UP in
Tho District Court

Judge Armstrong today dismissed
three criminal cases upon request OF
Dist Atty. Loofbourow and entered an
order that no Information be died In
two cases He also made short get
ting OF criminal cases for trial this
month. The cases against Alfred Bell.
charged with forgery, Ivan Hicks.
charged with grand larceny, and Hy-
rum Yonngberg, charged with bur-
glary In the first degree, were dis
missed 1t was ordered that no Ia
formation be fled against Alex Jacket
son and John Daugherty and Charles
Hall, for the reason that the evidence
in the cases was insufficient 10 war
rant trying them before Il jury. The
following setting OF cases was made:
May 20-State against Mike Aeillo,
assault with deadly weapon.
May 2l-State against T. S. Castle
berry, two cases of embe2zlement.
May estate against c. F. Ward
assault with deadly weapon.
We can fill orders promptly.
MARTIN COAT. co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
FORESTER ARRESTED.
'Gcologlst for Utah Fuel Company
Must Answer 10 New Mexico.

Deputy United States Marshal l.. II.
smyth yesterday arrested Robert For
roster, on complaint sworn TO IN the
federal court Of New Mexico, charging
conspiracy 10 commit an orenso
against the government Forester Is
tho geologlst for tho Utah Fuel com
pany and is under bonds on an indlct-
ment returned against him by the
federal grand jury In April, In con
nection with the alleged coal land
frauds IN southeastern Utah
Tho accused was tasen before Com
missioner Charles Baldwin, where he
fled cash bond OF 81 500 for his APP
pearance TO answer to the charge IN
tho territory of New Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
AMERICAN FORK NEXT.
VI. VI Get Acquainted" Bunch WIN
Invade south May 23rd.


The next Invasion to bo made by tho
Manufacturer and Merchants assocla-
zion will be IN the direction OF American
Fork. Lehi and Pleasant Grove. ana the
date decided upon is May % This decision
was arrived at in meeting OF the board
W directors ~ the association held last
night The excursion VIII bee given over
the SALT Lake Route, tho train leaving
this city nj clock in the morning. max
Ing stops nt Murray Bingham Junction.
SANDY, Draper LON Junction ana Lent
ut which point ia "gct acquainted" meet
ing VIII be- held after which the journey
VIII Doe resumed 90 American Fork
Dinner Will bc served at American Fork
when the TRIP VIII boz continued 90 Pleas
ant Grove where speeches music. etc.
Will be INDUCED n. Returning supper
viii bo had ut American Fork when
dancing, etc. viii Doe the order until
about n y. on. when tho return run viii
be made. Arriving iu sat Lake about mid
ulSht leld's band has been engaged foi
ne occIsiou ana OBJ" justly famous 'Glpe
CLUB VIII go along 90 ypcNly eulivrn
things
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
YOUNG WOMAN ARRESTED.
Accused of .tcallng Silks From Cues
At Metropolitan Hotel

Annie Ncys, nn employee OF the Metro.
politnn hotel was arrested at o'clock
last evening by Detectives shannon and
Wilson on tho charge Of petit larceny. II
Is alleged that the young woman stole
from Mrs VI r. Mndseu, a guest $50
worth ~ aIlk dress patterns Miss Ncys
Us iu iuN and VIII bt afraigued before
Judge g. r. plchl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
CURES KIDNEY DISEASE

c hn ie dTeys are diseased t acid moi carried of
ism Of AZ lSGlt kReumatism everywhere " 80 -
no LATTER
MANEHs SAFE CURE sold
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NIL WAHNERF
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6es no 'l peHs seen h liberal The genuine
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08

complete silence In the all but empty
courtroom.
EXCEPTION RESERVED.
Then MIR. Richardson OF Haywood's
counsel arose. d,
1--WE desire to reserve an exception"
he said.
clared Judge Wood, noddlng 10 the clerk
OF the court
"Wo wish to say that we arc ready
for trial" interposed MIR barrow, also
Of counsel for the defense.
III there is nothing more today thon
gentlemen. the defendant viii be- re-
manded to the custody OF the sheriff.
The case win go on tomorrow.
QUEER EXcusE ACCEPTED.
Immediately after tho adjournment OF
court ono of the jurors of the regular
panel was excused for the term. This
involved rcaSseuibling OF counsel
Tho Juror was Ben Eastman, the treas
urcr of the Boise Gun club, who stated
that a state shoot was 70 be hold IN
Boise commencing tomorrow under tho
auspices of the club and asked 70 be OK
Cused.
Mr.. Clarence s. Darrow supported tho
application, and as Mr. I3urgh had no
objection, Judge wood ordered tho de-
PENDANT again brought into court ana
when Haywood had been seated, the
formal excuse was offered ana granted.
Judge Wood announced that Two or
three members OF the regular panel to-
morrow morning would offer legal ak
cuses. The panel as II stands at pres
ent consists OF rs jurors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
Baby Helen Zimmerman Who Was Given Up by the Doctors
Having lncurable Inflammation of the Bladder and Gall Stones

81 Ivisb enur
iy afTee mat the life q
with
had al
% her one ad she had Inflammation OF the gall
al
witt WAa
INC She
E wld' shows ier to be plump Warmers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
DIED.

ORAHOOD.-Thalia Grant orahood,
daughter of George d, Grant and Eliza.
iSl7; born July IL, 1886, died at $50 Ninth
East street. at 1880 on the morning Of
May 5. 1907, after a lingering Illness
Her only surviving sisters are Mrs,
Julia Gilman and Mrs Josephine sny-
der.
The funeral will be held from the resi-
dence, of which due announcement will
be given later. Mrs. Orahood has been
sufferer and confined TO her room for some
live years
BARKER.-,At St Paul Mimi, April 26
following surgical operations. Mrs Ethel
Daisv Barker, wife of o. j. Barker. She
is survived by her husband and two 1T
tie children
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08


n. L. Evans. Florist. 20 5. MIN IT.
Floral Designs Speciality. Phone ssi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08
Persistent Eczema - Druggist Advised Proper
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Complete Cure.

1t makes difference how longeaed of bad
blood humors sorou may Hoods sarsapara
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08

Hoods sarsaparilla, and advised that buy
three bottles, watch the results, and be
governed accordingly. There was such
decided improvement at the end OF that
time that another bottle effected complete
cure" c. c. Bailey, 46 L. University
avenue, Champaign, Ill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08

pany IL $4,000, divided into shares
OF the par value of $500 each. AEnan
Moore is president and treasurer; S.
Il. Gorbutt, vice president; president.
l., D. Gilbert, secretary. The COM
pany win engage in a general en-
gincertng business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-08

We can fill orders promptly.
MARTIN COAL co.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NeE York. March E-SUGAR-The market FOR
sugar beets at London was firm and higher at IS
gl.d for March and es 81 for April The local
sugar market was frmtr RaWs with duty paid
prices quoted follows: Centrifugal 9s test $500
35Fs muscoFado. s. test 390a3o6. and molasses
sugar, 50 test. 275aZ3. Refined qaiet
BUTTER-Receipts. S.532 packages. Butter held
firm and unchanged, with extra creamery quo5sd at
80
EGGS Receipts. % iss cases. The market was
firm, and quoted the basis Ct Ish for Western
frsts
NAVAL STORES Stock: Resin. li00s barrels !.
spirits tuFpentine 35l barrels; tar. Z023 barrels
firm market was noted for spirits turp1utino at l5is
for machine-m8de barrels Rosin ruled hum az IS
for common TO good strained and tar vas quoted
at 625 fer oil barrels.
MILL EEED-3iaTket weaker. Spring bran in 100
10 sacks, April . s9 middiines, p S.; city bran,
.. 80, IN bulk: Western red dog. 3D. % arrive
fLObR-Buslness moderate spFing patents. Asa
i-e0; spring clears 51a37S; winter straishts 34oa
$50. winter clears. 3loa525 Kansas in SACKS pat
ents. 3.T5aLo9: clears. 2s5as5
RYE FLOUR-Du az 3.65a4 3
CORN MEAL-Moderdts demand. Kiln dried. taf
export. 2l5a2s55 coarse meal in bags LllallL
HAY-Str0ngi fair trade. Receipts ll3o tons,
Prime timothy, rs; No. j, Ll5ais9; No. ? Le5a
Ll0; No. g. s0ae5.
sTRAw-FiEm: light supply. Long rye. 50.
BEEF-Aloderate inquiry. Family, H5ai.50; {;
packet. 1l08al2@
PoRK-steads. small trade. Aless. r.T5slsso;
TALL0w-Narket is SLOW. City in bogsheads.
6ssasa..
LARD-Ldfeless Prime Western. So; esty. s7o;
refined continent $50. South American, l059. re-
fined Brazilian in kegs lL53; city sfeaTine loiz !;
oleostesrBe, weak. sisaia Chicago, 9asal0