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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-05
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-05
RECALL Ass" HAIR TONIC

The famous Rexali 40" Hair Tonic e
composed IN chief OF Resorcin, Beta n apIi-
ihol and PiloCaIpin.
ResoIcinis one Of the latest and most
effective germ killers dlscovefedby science,
and In Connection with Beta Naphthol.
which Is both germcidai aud antiseptic,
a combination is formed which not only
It's nutflment, but creates clean ard
healthy condition OF the scalp, which pre-.
vents the development OF new germs
filocarpin is a well known agent foY re.
storing the hair to rs natural color, where
the loss oi color has been due to disease
81 the scalp, ltisnot eoloIiug matter OF
This combination oi curatiyes mixed
with alcohol As A sllmnlant, peTfects the
most effective remedy ior hair and Scalp
troables known Today. PEI bottle, zoe.
, 1907-12-02

Don Miller came in from his ranch
at Wyoming today.
Allen Miller visited his parents in
the city yesterday.
H. L. Carver of the university is on
fined to his room with a severe attack
of pneumonia.
Neal Roach and Harold Symons
went out to Mill creek today to do
some surveying.
". H. M%oreland, the popular and
well-known cigar drummer. is in the
city today on business.
w. W. Cook Is in from the Little Lar
annie this afternoon and says that his
family is getting better.
Robert Guild, who has been visiting
his old college friends here for the
past three days, returned to his home
in Fort Bridger today.
Mrs. Richard Hartley and Mrs.
George Powell, her daughter, returned
from Ogden yesterday. They have
been visiting relatives there for the
past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Kelim, who have
been here for a few days the guest of
their son, Robert E. Kelim, manager
Of the electric light plant, left this at
ternoon for their home at Loveland,
Colo.
, 1907-12-02
SERMONS BOILED DOWN..

Straining after applause is poor train
ing for it
Cowardice often walks under the
name of new ideals.
A nation dies as soon as it ceases to
get new ideals.
It's an empty life that thinks only
of the full pay envelope.
There is % salvation so long as
there is dissatisfaction.
There never can be any unity with.
out sympathy and charity.
It's a poor way to bring men to
heaven by shaking them over hell.
The better things of life become the
worst when they shut out the best.
ford to Cypress even the least man.
Great records are made not because
of adversities but in spite of them.
1t is doubtful if ever any one was
be a blessing.
It's no use talking of how much you
love God If folks cannot stand it to
live with you.
No man can escape the collection
by calculating how much the other
man is putting in.
1t takes more than a stock of pious
phrases on the tongue to keep the
heart from starvation.-Chicago Trib
une.
, 1907-12-02
BOTH MEMBERS OF BODY FROM
ALABAMA DIED DURING RE-
CESS OF UPPER HOUSE
OF CONGRESS.
short Session in Senate and Adjourn
ment Of Hauss After Elset'ng the
Speaker and other omesrs-Forty.
four Democratic Member Declare
That Bryan. statement Eliminates
Other Candidates.

Washington, Dec. "A brilliant as
semblage attended the opening OF the
sixtieth congress today. The senate
adjourned Immediately after converting
out Of respect to the memory of Sena-
tors Pettus and Morgan Of Alabama,
who died during the ecess This fact
precluded the presentation of the pres
dents message.
House Also Adjourns.
With the completion of the organiza-
ton of the house, the swearing in OF
members, the drawing of seats and the
appointment of a committee to notify
the president that the house was rea-
dy to receive any communication he
may pee at to send, adjournment was
taken until tomorrow.
, 1907-12-02
Hone of Reseu. pwindlinu.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 2.-The number
entombed in the Naomi mine of the
United Coal company near Monogahela
City as the result of an explosion last
night is now said to be fifty. The hope
that the men may be rescued alive is
gradually d%windling away.
Rescuers Far Away.
This afternoon the large force of
rescuers only succeeded in reaching the
nineteenth entry and no sign of life
was found. There are thirty-seven en-.
tries and the men were working far
back in the mine when the explosion
occurred. The work of rescue is pro-
ceeding slowly, OIL account Of the poi
sonous gas.
, 1907-12-02
NOT GOING
TO ORIENT
A. MANAGER DICKINSON
NOT TO
pMEcTEp WITH HIM


Edward Dickinson. skqsrai manager
and vice president Of thesEapsas City,
Mexico and Orient road, says he does
not believe that Everett Bu0fkjnsbam,
the general superintendent Of The Ore
gon Short Line. is to come to his fped.
Not that we would not like to have
Mr.. Buckingham, but / knSw he has
several Offers for his servt66B which
will pay him more than we can afford
to pay at present. It looks to me from
what l can learn that MI. Buckingham
will be general manager Of the Union
stock yards at South Omaha When
we get our line a little further along
would like to have several Buckng-
hams"
, 1907-12-02
shlpped cattls saturday.

]. n. May Of the Centennial valley
loaded four cars Of cattle at Millbrook.
on the Laramie Plains, Saturday after
noon, the cattle being sent to Omaha
Mr.. May vas on the point Of driving
his cattle to Laramie, having been told
that the freight rate was excessive.
As soon as Superintendent Stewart
heard Of the matter he convinced Mr..
May that the Plains line freight
charges would be less than the cost Of
driving, and 30 the car were sent out
from here and received the shipment.
Harry Hunter loaded two ars at Cen
tennial today for the Omaha market.
, 1907-12-02
WIND FOR
NOVEMBER
MONTHLY SUMMARY OF CLIMATIC
LOGICAL CONDITIONS AT UNI
vERsiTY OF WYOMING.
Complied From Daily Reports by OBJ
server Frank A. Smith Of the Ex-
pertinent Station Temperature
Seven Below on One Day-Hish
Wind One Day.

Frank A. Smith, local observer at the
nishing a daily report of the readings
Of the instruments at the university,
for the twenty-four hours ending at
noon each day, has furnished the fol-
lowing monthly summary for Novem-
Der, a very interesting document. Mr..
Smiths report follows:
Monthly Summary.
Maximum temperature, 81, on the
9th.
Minimum temperature, -, on the
18th.
Mean temperature, 3O.O5 degrees.
Mean maximum temperature, AL
degrees; mean minimum temperature,
$50 degrees.
Total precipitation, trace.
Greatest precipitation in "a hours,
trace.
Total snowfall during month, trace.
No snow on the ground on the 18th;
none on the ground at the end of the
month.
Clear and Cloudy Month.
NuihpSl VI Cltdi udyS, ~, parity
cloudy days, s; cloudy days, 2.
Prevailing direction of wind, south
west.
Average temperature at ground,
maximum, SO degrees.
Average dew point, 1871.
Average relative humidity, 5S.S.
Average barometer, 23.077.
Average per cent of sunshine, IT'S.
Average yapor pressure, .O75.
Terrestrial minimum, SO.
Solar radiation, 102.
Maximum velocity of wind, south
east 80 miles, on the 9th, from IL to
l p. m.
Today's Report.
The report for the "a hours ending
at noon today is as follows:
Maximum temperature, SO degrees.
Minimum temperature, 16 degrees.
Barometer, 23.291.
Total wind, lat miles; prevailing di-
%rection. northwest.
Maximum velocity of wind, north
west &c miles.
Relative humidity, AS.
Dew point, IL.
, 1907-12-02
Kills Father to Save Mother.

Golden, Colo, Dec. I'm order to
save the life of his mother and little
sisters, Albert H. Kuehnle, aged 23,
shot and Instantly killed his father,
Fritz Kuehnle, in East Golden, this
morning. The elder man had been a
terror to his family and the neighbor-
hood for years, as he threatened to
kill someone whenever he was under
the influence of liquor.
Still Held the Weapon.
This morning he seized his wife by
the throat and, drawing a pistol, at
tempted to shoot her. The son inter-
fered, and during the struggle managed
to turn the weapon upon his father,
and while it was still in Fritz's hands,
the son pulled the trigger.
, 1907-12-02

La Junta, Colo, Dec. 2.-Following a
family quarrel, e. E. Abbeyta yester-
day shot and killed his mother.in-law,
Mrs. Jose Lucero, fired a shot at his
wife, and then sent a bullet through
his own head, killing himself instant
ly. According to Mrs. Abbeyta, her
husband was under the influence of
liquor and a few words about his condi-
ton precipitated the shooting.
, 1907-12-02
Groves Dies of Wounds.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. III. ].
Groves, managing editor of the Kansas
City Post, who was wounded Novem-
Der 23 by General Richard Horne in
the editorial rooms of that paper, died
here this morning. He was Sc years
old. The condition of o. D. Wood
ward, president of the Post company,
who was also shot by Horne, is fav-
orable.
Horne Will Be Rearrested.
Horne, who is out On bail, will be re-
arrested OF a charge of murder. He is
one of the Oldest and best known news
paper men in Missouri.
, 1907-12-02
MEETING AT CHEYENNE.
Ministers and Others Gather for Anti,
Saloon Convention.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. ministers
from all sections Of the state and 9th.
ers interested in the temperance move
ment are gathering in Cheyenne and
will perfect the organization Of the
Wyoming State Anti-Saloon league.
Rev. P. A. Parker of Columbus, Ohio,
general superintendent of the Anti-Sa-
loon League of America, and other
prominent temperance workers from
other states will be present. L. l..
Laughlin arrived from Laramie this
afternoon. He Is the Wyoming mem
Der Of the national prohibition commit.
tee.
, 1907-12-02

John Jones of this city left last
night for Cheyenne, where he will en-.
ter upon his duties as instructor Of
mechanical drawing in the apprentice
school opened in the Union Pacific
shopa He will teach classes at least
two evenings In the week and will
enter the service Of the company as a
special apprentice for other duties dur
ing his spare hours. He vas accom-
panied by his brother, Bruce Jones,
who returns to Cheyenne to resume his
railroad position after a visit with his
fathers family on Ninth street.
, 1907-12-02
THREE KILLED NEAR BALTIMORE
WHEN EXPRESS TRAIN COL.
LIDED WITH WRECKED
FREIGHT TRAIN.
One Freight Runs Into Another, De-
railing Some Cars Just As Fast
Express is Passing on Another
Track and Day Coach Thrown
from Rails and overturns-No
Hope for Entombed Dryton Miners.

Baltimore, Md, Dec. 2.-In the wreck
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
Shenandoah Junction this morning
three were killed and a dozen injured,
but none fatally. The dead are W. F.
L. Hoffman and his daughter, Nellie,
and an unidentified white man.
Freight Wreck the Cause.
The accident occurred to the east
bound st. Louis and New York ex
press, which was side swiped" by the
derailed cars of a freight train that
was run into by another freight just as
the express was passing at a high rate
Of speed. The day coach was thrown
from the track and overturned.
, 1907-12-02
ADJOURNS IN
MEMORY Of SENATORS

betically and they be sworn in by
tours. All were sworn in except Bank
head and Johnson from Alabama, who
will not be sworn in until the deaths
of Senators Morgan and Pettus are
announced, and as the senate adjourn
ed in their honor, neither Of their sue
cessors will be admitted until tomor-
in it"
Cannon Elected Speaker.
The house also met promptly at
moo The roll call showed 1856 mem
bers present. Mr.. Hepburn Of Iowa
nominated Joseph G. Cannon for speak
er and Mr.. Clayton nominated John
Sharp Williams. Cannon was elected,
207 to 1874.
, 1907-12-02
LEADING RANchMAN
KICKED BY A cow

C. H. Jones. the Little Laramie
ranchman, is laid up at his home in
this city suffering from a bruised limb
sustained when a COW kicked him on
the ranch. He was In the feed lot
with the animal and received the full
force Of q vicious kick by the animal,
Mr.. Jones hopes to be out in a few
days, as he Is already firing Of a short
but enforced vacation. His son, George
Jones, came to town this morning with
q large load Of baled hay for market.
, 1907-12-02
RepoIrsd leo House.

A gang Of carpenters under Foreman
Hadley arrived from the east yester.
day afternoon and went immediately
to work on tn. ice house at the Grand
avenue crossing, which was recently
badly damaged by nre, and by night
the ROOT bad Leen replaced and some
repairs made in the wallis where neces
sary. MI. Hadley informed the city
clerk, Lewis Tyvold, that 1t was the in
tenfion of the company 10 cover the
building with corrugated iron.
, 1907-12-02
ARE READY TO BUY
WHOLE OE A SECTION

Fred ] Ihmsen, who owned the land
on which is located the mining claims
of the Sherman Hill Copper company
and who a short time ago sold 100 acres
to that company, has just received a
letter from the general of
the company asking his price for the
remainder of the section. He tells Mr..
ihmsen that the company is preparing
to let a contract for the sinking of a
shaft still further, evincing the faith
of the company in the future of the
mines.
, 1907-12-02
Quoted the Savior.



Denver, Colo, Dec. 2.-United States
secret service officers have unearthed
the details of the conspiracy that. they
charge, was responsible for the muir
der of Joseph A. Walker, special agent
of the department of Justice, near
Hesperus, in the southwestern part OF
this state, last month.
Many Before Grand Jury.
Forty persons have been subpoenaed
to appear before the federal grand
jury in Denver on December II. This
grand jury is expected to indict Jo-
seph vanderweid and William R. Ma
son as principals and at least eight
others. several of them prominent in
the southern. part of the state, as &C
c~essories.
other Armed Men Present.
1t is alleged that the federal author
tiles have witnesses who state that
four other men armed with rifles were
on the hin when the shooting occurred.
It is said that a number OF persons
prominent in the Durango district, who
are already under Indictment for land
frauds, or feared they would be indict-
ed by the coming grand jury, will be
forced to defend themselves against
the charge of having prompted the
killing of the federal officer.
Slayers Merely pupes.
1t is asserted that the men involved
in the actual shooting are mere dupes
OF certain wealthy and influential citi-
zens who feared Walker had evidence
against them in connection with land
frauds.
, 1907-12-02
THE KNUDsoN BABE
HAS THE MEASLES,

Mr.. and Mrs. Knud Knudson of Man
del arrived in the city this afternoon
with their 11-weeks-old son, who is
quite seriously i'll with measles. DR..
Charles A. Ballard was called to the
ranch this morning and brought the
family back with him. They are stop
ping at the home of Hans Thissenius
OF the west side.
, 1907-12-02

chunk Of coal. cutting his forehead
badly. The men covered with
blood when taken from the engine bS
friends. Their injuries were such that
extra men were sent Out on their run.
, 1907-12-02

j. H. Ringwood, for many months
past cashier at the freight depot, leaves
In a few days TO rNew York Ctty.
where he has been offered = position
with tina yCunard Steamship company,
says the Rawifns Republican. He'wia
be succeeded by L. A. Higgon OF Chey-
enne, who IL already in the city and
will be checked in within a few days
, 1907-12-02
Not Allowed to Rearaue.

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 1.-The SUI
perior court today refused the petition
of A. Augustus Hartje of Pittsburg for
reargument in his suit for divorce from
his wife. The court recently affirmed
the decision of the Allegheny county
court, which refused Hartje a divorce.
The case will probably be appealed to
the supreme court of Pennsylvania.
, 1907-12-02
No Hope for n

Drytown, CAL, Dec. with smoke
still pouring from the shafts of the
Fremont mine, hope for the eleven
miners entombed Saturday was virtu-
ally abandoned last night. 1t is expect.
ed that all of them persisted behind
the wall of flame which drove them to-
ward the heart of the sub%terranean fur
mace when they tried to escape.
, 1907-12-02
Planned.
Girl Suffers Death.
Great chinaman Dead.

San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 2.-Three
thousand Chinese residents of San
Francisco yesterday attended the fun
eral OF Hew Kong, late president of the
Yung Wo association. Hew was rs
and said to be the most highly educa.-
ed Chinaman in America.
, 1907-12-02
Thaw Trial Postponed.

New York. Dec. 2.-The second trial
of Harry X. Thaw on the charge of
killing Stanford White was today post
poned until January g.. The court Or
dered that a special panel of $50 tales
men be summoned for the selection
of a jury.
, 1907-12-02
WIN Take Family to Evanston.

Will Take Family to Evanston.
D. e. Sullivan, master mechanic for
the Utah division, with headquarters
1t Evanston, spent Sunday In the city
With his family. He returned to Ev-
ensSnn last night. Mrs. Sullivan and
the children expect to leave for Evans
ton to reside within a few days, per-
hays by the end of the present week.
, 1907-12-02
Road Supervisor Here.

E. c. Clausen Of Cheyenne, super
visor Of bridges and buildings for the
Wyoming division, was among the bus
mess visitors to the city last night,
coming from Cheyenne yesterday aft
ernoon. He spent the night at the
Union Pacific hotel.
, 1907-12-02
Home from Sherman.

Mrs. C. W. Taylor has returned from
Sherman, where she and the children
had been to spend the Thanksgiving
with Mr.. Taylor, agent and operator
for the railroad company at that place.
, 1907-12-02
Young Ranchmen Found Guilty.

Fort Morgan, Colo, Dec. 2.--Seara
Moon and John Ausmus. young ranch
men, were found guilty in the district
court today Of murder in the first de-
gree for the killing Of Robert Nc
Dowe'l. an eccentric ranchman, who
disappeared several years ago. The
, 1907-12-02
Goes to Prison for Life,

Karlsruss, Dec. 2.-The death sent
ence passed upon Karlhau, formerly
professor of George Washington uni
versity. Washington, for the murder of
his mother-in-law, Frau Molitor, has
been committed to life Imprisonment.
, 1907-12-02

General superintendent Goes East.
General Superintendent w. L. Park.
who went to the Utah division some
days ago, meeting Superintendent
Whitney, passed through the city on
his return trip last night, his oficial
car being attached to train No. 10.
, 1907-12-02
HELPED TO ARRANGE
WORK FOR THE YEAR.

The w. c. T. U. will meet at the
residence of Rev. Oscar Woods, on
Tuesday, December 3, at 2:3O p. m.
Rev. Eugenia st. John has been here
and helped to arrange the work for
the year.
, 1907-12-02
secate IN session.

Washington, D. C.. Dec. 1.-THE sen
ate convened promptly at noon, with
Vice President Fairbanks in the chair.
The vice president ordered that the
roll Of senators-elect be called alpha
, 1907-12-02
NOVEMBER FILING FEES
IN CLERKS OFFICE

The filing fees In the county clerks
Office for the month Of November were
S1S5.20 {, against $172 for the correspond.
ing month last year. Only two instru-
ments had been filed today. the first
business day Of the new month, down
to $50 O'Clock.
, 1907-12-02
LASS OF SEVENTEEN INCLUDED
IN NUMBER ARRESTED FOR
STARTING RUSSIAN
REVOLUTION.
Uprising at v%Iadivostock Which Was
Planned to Give That Place Anoth-
or Position in Russian History
funeral Of Highly Educated and
Wealthy chinaman Of San Francis
co Yesterday 34E.a


Victoria, B. c., Dec. 1.-The British
steamer Port Maria, which arrived at
Nasasaki shortly before the Monteagla
with fugitives from Wadivostock,
reparted severe fighting in progress
when she left and $50 men killed or
wountsa.
.Revoiutton Planned.
December IL, the cars birthday. had
been fixed for the outbreak which the
revolutionaries on the Port Maria said
would give v1adivostock . place In
Russian history.
Girl Suffers Death.
Hundreds of arrests were made, fol
lowed quickly by executions. A girl
of II was among those shot.
, 1907-12-02
WAS NOT ABLE TO

CONOOCI SERVICES.
Father Hugh Cummiskey, pastor Of
the Catholic church, was confined to
his roo yesterday with a severe cold
and not able to hold services In that
church. He is reported better this
afternoon.
, 1907-12-02
BELIEVED THAT ARGUMENT WILL
HAVE BEEN COMPLETED BY
FOUR THIS AFTERNOON
AT WASHINGTON.
Closing Argument for Defense Finished
Little After Noon and Closing Ad-
dress for State Begun at Session
Little L-ater-Government Secret
Service Agents Unearth conspl-
racy in Walker Case.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 2.-George
ing of the court in the trial of Mrs.
Annie M. Bradley for the murder OF
former Senator Arthur Brown Of Utah,
his argument for the defense. He was
followed by Judge Powers, also for
the defense. District Attorney Baker
will conclude for the government this
afternoon and the case will go to the
jury probably by 4 o'clock.
Defendant Very Pale.
Defendant as she came into court
today wore a look of anxiety and was
paler than usual. Mr.. Hoover argued
that it n Brown who importuned the
illegal relations between Brown and
Mrs. Bradley; that her story Of the
tragedy was corroborated by the evil
dence, and that there was ample evil
dence that she was insane at the time
of the shooting.
Laid Blame on Brown.
He was followed by Judge Powers,
who finished at 1915, when a recess
was taken. Powers argued that Brown
dominated Mrs. Bradley; that she
sought to leave him and that he plead
ed and begged her to remain and be
true to him.
Quoted the Savior.
When in a burst of eloquence he
urged that those without sin among
you cast the first stone" District At
torney Baker objected on the grounds
of improper argument. The cour'
would not sustain the argument.
, 1907-12-02

Oklahoma Legislature s;onvenss.
Guthrie. Okla, Dec. 2.-Nlklahoha's
first legislature convened hAEe today
The day was taken up with oreenfxing
, 1907-12-02
Car ThIeves Eound Guilty

Walker and Howard, the two box
a thieves, Friday pleaded guilty at
Green River and were sentenced to
one year in the ~penitentiary by Judge
Craig.
, 1907-12-02
Injured at Rolling Mills.

Injured at Rolling Mills.
s.. Satc, a Japanese laborer 20 years
old, had Il cut about the right ear while
at work at the mills this morning, a
car door falling on him. He was treat
ed by DR.. Stevens.
, 1907-12-02
Denver Pioneer Dead.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 2.-Mayor Jacob
Downing, a pioneer and noted Indian
fighter, died yesterday, aged n.
, 1907-12-02
Jnspector Of outfits in City.

Inspector Of Outfits in City.
John Cyrene Of Kansas City, inspec-
tor of outfits for the Union Pacific.
was in the city this morning, here to
look after some matters in his depart
ment requiring attention.
, 1907-12-02
Both Roll Trains Running.

Both trains Of rolls at the rolling
mills were going this morning, furnace
No. 6, belonging to the ~nineteen-inch
mill, having been repaired thoroughly.
, 1907-12-02
BRADLEY CASE MAY
Be IN JURY'S HANDS

jury fixed the penalty at life imprison-
ment. This is the second trial for the
defendants, the first resulting in dis
agreement.
, 1907-12-02
A IS

Fred Ihmsen, who spent Sunday with
his family at Sherman, declares that
the grass is growing in particularly ia
'vored spots on the mountain side. at
is not 20 wonderful that the grass
should be growing here in Laramie,
but up there, at a much higher alti,
tude, there is something remarkable
in 1t.
, 1907-12-02

Why not get all the news when it is
news by reading The Republican?
, 1907-12-02

Trainmaster at Rawlins.
Trainmaster Let's has returned from
Cheyenne and left during the forenoon
for Rawlins on company business.
, 1907-12-02

Daily Republican, 50 cents a month.