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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
TABOR, CANADA.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Young Melvin Bennett Thrown from
Wild Horse and Killed.

'""i@ N'ANh iftuiittt thrown from
Wild Horse and Killed.
Special Correspondence.
Taber, Alberta, Canada. Nov Mel
win Bennett. the l5-year-old son Of
VIM. Bennett, was killed Wednesday
morning by a horse he was breaking
TO ride. throwing him onto a wire fence.
and falling on him. He died soon az
ter the accident without regaining con-
seriousness. His death Is distressing
" sad, coming In the same family that
lost a little boy here this summer by
drowning IN the Belly river.
The Relief society gave a successful
social party Oct. 81, the Canadian
Thanksgiving day The proceeds will
be used for building a granary.
raber Is well supplied with orchestras.
enough musicians having settled
here 20 form two excellent orchestras.
Those people who imagine we have
iceberEs I'm sunny Alberta most Of the
year VIII be surprised 20 hear that the
leaves are still green on trees and BUSH
e. With vegetables and flowers grow
ing and blooming IN tho gardens.
Among recent births recorded are
daughters In the families OF Bishop Van
orman, willis x. Johnson Henry Pc
tersont Clarence Layton. John Hamll-
ton. Peter Hammer. Niels Anderson and
James Shirts.
Postmaster Aaron Johnson and son
Leland left recently for Napoleon. Utah.
on business and pleasure trip. leaving
the office IN charge of his son Hugh.
and Miss Tillie Walton. postal clerk
He expects 90 be away part OF the wine
ter.
Tabor is growing fast New houses
arc being built continuously. among
them large schoolhouse. Al the Ta-
Der mine, the electric plant is furnish
ing light and power % work the big
mine.
The main pipe leading 10 this mine
from the river. win be- furnishing an
abundance or pure mountain water to
an Tober soon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
LATE LOCALS.

To-day. nauk Clcaring~-Tooay's
local bank clc9anss amounted t'
SCs2.Q412O 1s against &fs1,3l5.o9 for
The same lay lest year
Council m Special scssion--rhc city
council viii meet n special session
tonight commencing az 1880 o'clock
for the purpose of passing upon the
ToyroUs for the half OF The month
JUST passed.
Property nansfcrrcd--H J VOL
cCtt of Los Angeles concluded a deal
yesterday afternoon through Kelsey
a. Gillespie, for O. transfer 20 e. r..
Taylor 10 this city of the Jesse Fox
property for $4,000 The property
is located on Second South street, be-
tween First and Second West streets,
and IS 62 feet front by 20i feet deep.
The sale IS Tor purposes OF Invest
ment
Hcndcrshot Receives Appointment
T. j. H"ndcrshot on ogden has been
ramcd BY Gov. John g. Cutler as a
member Of the Utah Fair association.
Co ON "a vacancy causd by the resig-
nation OF Hon Fred j. Kicsei. also
Of the Junction city The condition
of Mr.. KiescIs health was such that
he deemed % advisable to lay down
some OF the many labors devoNng
upon him.
Marsllals Office Rusy--Marshal
William Spry and his deputies are
kept busy serving court processes In
preparation for the session of the
grand jury which resumes next Mon
day 10 ls not known what matters
viii Doe among those 90 receive It's
consideration. but Witnesses are being
I'd HHHH HHaH I "a
state. The service of papers in con-
nection with the Bradley trial in
is also adding TO their
lab0rs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
CARELESS WITH GUN.
Shot Crashes Through Window of Car
ON Train Leaving Ogden.

Especial 10 the "News")
Coalvine Nov Passengers on
last nights train from Ogden are
much puzzled to account for a myster-
icus attempt TO shoot up the train.
While the passenger was pulling along
slowly through the outskirts " Og-
den last night al D. M. a shot rang
out, coming from close TO the train.
apparently. Edwin c. Brown. "A
travelling man who was talking with
Orson Hewlett OF salt Lake. heard
the bullet whistle past his head A
shattered window near the seat he
occupied showered glass over his back
ana into his hair. The bullet. a large
one. lodged in the seat beside him
and would have passed through MS
body had he not leaned forward to
speak TO Mr. Hewlett Just before tbe
shot was fired. The Ogden police
we're notified. and every EFFORT Is being
made 20 locate the man with the eun
and desire 10 practise on car win-
uows with IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
EVANS LEAVES FORCE.

Police Oncer Charles Evans wall
ued member OF the force resigned his
position this morning the resignation
90 take effect Immediately Mr. Swans
viii leave soon for Deep Greek Nev.. 10
go into the mining business. fafr.
Evans has been on the force for sew
eral years. and was regarded as "a most
capable though conservative officer. re
Will be missed by his fellow club
swingers. but they wish for him the
best OF luck IN his new undertaking
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
BRoTHERs ao ro PRIsoN.
WIN Serve Eighteen Months for STEM.
Ing Horse ana buggy.

lsrt' indulged on by Hwum and
Robert sm-th. brothers. on Odton
Z. iaHt proved io De very rostIv nnaIr
far both. They hired horsa aU,h btir.
fy from ono Fred Johausen. ana FAILING
to return the same. complaint v.a
sworn pos charging ihe Smiths uitb
grand larceny After some dInlcufg
the men vented Wore placed undor ar.
rest.
ilWm Smith WAS armirned b.f.r.
judge Diehi in .hc criminal division
OF the flty court Ou oct 30. and on.
tered plea of mot guilty Nov. Rob
eii smith entered a ul0l of guilty la
Che Same court both waived preilnin
aif 'Nnm'nni'on and ihe caacs went un
90 fho district court
Today the attendants appeared ba
ioio Judge Armstrong ANA after
pleading FuiIiF ana wmyinr Zinc for
Sony .N,' Judgment was pronounced
ia tinai ihen FOB tho effect thai parh
should fafe o Icm OH fhc atate prison
f'r Hna 0nr'ne "a term 0f rs nmhs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
MORAL DEPRAVITY
SHOWN IN COURT
Marguerite Regain Refuses to
Testify Against Albert
AndruS.

seldom indeed has a court had to deal
with e case Of such moral dapravity
as that which confronted Judge c.. B..
Diehl this morning when the matter Of
the state VS. Albert Andrus, charged
with criminal assault upon Marguerite
Regain. aged rs years. was called for
preliminary hearing
The girl. chewing gum the while. was
called tO tho stand by the prosecution
Tor the purpose of testify4ng against
Andrus Yesterday she was ON the
stand ana refused absolutely 70 testify
against her alleged hetraycr. For con-
tempt of court she was romaudcd TO
the county Jail for one day, but her im-
prisOumcnt apparently did not change
her mind in the least. When asked
this morning To- state the facts in the
case she locked iusOlently at Judge
Diehl and calmly said
Il won't say any more ] positively
refuse ID testify against the defendant
Asst County Atty. Carlson then ask
ed the girl "a pointed question con-
corning her alleged relations with An-
drus 81 refuse to answer" said she
lf she were not a minor ] should
know what to do, said J-dge Diehl
The matter was continued until Nov
3 on motion OF the prosecution The
case against Roy Olson charged with
similar odense was also continued
until that date.
The Regain giri was taken TO the iuve-
nile court today and r. Is understood an
effort Whl be- made To- have her COM
mltied To the state Industrial school.
GOES no JUVENILE COURT.
The girl was later taken before the
juvenile court where she also stub
bornly refused 90 talk. After deiiberat-
ing on the matter. the Judge decided
10 send the girl home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
Number Of Additional Witnesses
Summoned 20 Washington
IN Her Behalf.
IN JAIL ELEVEN MONTHS.
slayer of Ex-senator Brown VIII stand
Trial for TIER rIfc Nc,t Nom
du, ut Nauoue Capital

A number of oddiuonel persons have
been summoned to Washington. to app
pea as witnesses lr tho ease of Mrs
Annie ~ Bradley who on Monday
Nov d. will he placed on trial Tor tho
Nuur or cs-senato Arthur Brown.
Among th, nst summoned by the prose-
cnDun 5r n m werger WWam a.
KING. Albert a. kelley ASA B. Moseley
Jaircs Rowan. Farley r. Christensen.
Archibald Livingston and Max Brown.
The proceedings rs stated. begin next
Monday and % win Boz necessary FOR
the witnesses 90 start at once for tho
sent 1i government
Mrs Bradley shot Arthur Brown m
his room al the Raieigh hotel. washing
ton. on Dec s. 1906. and hyo days later
he died. Their associations had been
n matter of notoriety for number Of
years. aud 10 was the final re-
fusal of the ex-senator 90 fulfill his
oftrcpoatcd promise Of marrying Mrs
Bradley it is alleged that caused the
tragedy
NEARLY A YEAR IN JAIL
Mrs. Bradley has brcn in prison dur
ms the II months that have passed
since tho shooting. except ror "a brief
period that she was at a washington
hospital during the late summer She
is about 3j wears of age. and is the
mother OF two children OF whom she
claims Arthur Brown was the father
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
NEARLY 4 - IN IAn-
UTAH RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Organization Effected Last Night by
Gen. Jnnic~ 4. Drain.

Organization Effected Last Night by
Gen. Jamc~ a. Drain.
The Utah sDte Ri1e association was or
Fanized last nirht in thc state armory
as The result or tle vait of General
james A. Drain. president of ihe Nation
ai RIFLE association. ana an election wll
b. held ON Nov. IS when constitution aud
by laws and officers VIII Dee chosen. D Do.
Drain made am interesting address before
lll the local officers Qf che Utah National
Guard Hf said that membership ln lno
association is not necessarily limited Co
any military organization. but al inter-
esieu in rifle sh0atnE and good marks
manship may participate Members who
belong % The army. anuot under army
regulations and those belonging Go na-
sociauons shoot under thc regulations 90
thelr fespe tive otganizauous. The
speaker called attention Co the ncccs-
sity Of having good markfmeu in military
service. described lhU different conditions
under which competitions take place, thc
various makes of rifles and ammunition.
etc The visitor said a hill would ba rut
through Congress Ht the next session
nuttns the National Guard ON footing
with Tho regular army. 500 that OBJ case oil
with their own officers Following hls
address, the state wife assuclation was
started with these parties subscribing
ther names and paying The one dollar
first year annual dues Gen James A.
Drain. Adj Gen q. A Wodgw0od Col
Dean, Or. q. b. pf0utz Capt. W C
Webb. Col, G. @ Plummef Lieut. g. "a
Arms, IT " Fitzgerald. Lieut. Barrett
and Major W. a., Williams
Gen Drain LETT on the late train for
Helena. Mont. whore be- will organize
fne Montana club. RE has made q tour
of the entire northern states with success
ana he Will take IN the southern states
when every state iu the Union win be-
represented in the movement During
me evening Gen. Drain read letters from
Secy Of War Tart and many others M
which the writer's heartily indorsed the
objects OF the National Rife association
ana subscribed themselves AZ life mem-
hers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

SENT TO REFORM SCHOOL.

Henry Kay. am incoIrigible who has
been before tho Juvenile court for
many oftenses and who has been at lib
erty under "a suspended commitment.
was sent Co tie Industrial school yes
terday by Judge Gowans in the iuven-
NE court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
FOR CHEAPER LIVING

Cooperative Association incorporates
10 hu, and sell Nccr-sarics of Life.
Articles OF incorporation of The salt
Lake co-opowtve Association of th.s
city were filed today Boo the office 1r the
county clerk The company proposes t1
carry on general mcrchandis ne anI
manufacturing business. both wholesale
ana reail and ia Incorporated for Sl1-
600, in shares OF 81 par value. Tho plan
is IN boz for Che mutuul benefit 90 Iha
stockholders none of which are to own
less than five shares. Tho proeuune or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

We have secured the agency for Orlno
Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new laxative
that makes the liver lively. purihes the
breath. cures headache and regulates Tie
digestive organs. Cures chronic consfl-
patton Ask us about m For sale bv n.
j. Hii Drag Co. "Thc Never substi-
tutorq."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

The greatest tea-drinkcrs
are mll-bottom Dutch
men There isn't much
nervous prostratIon IN
Holland.
-Four gfofrr feiHrns four mourf ID ysa don 6
Aae 1sliiAag bsst. se paG lip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
FOR MONTH or ocrOBER.

According 20 reports from the lead.
ing book sellers OF the country. THE six
books which have sold best ~ me or.
der OF demand during me NINTH are
A. The Younger Set Chamber. $3.50
p Satan SandersOn Rlyos $3.50
3. The Daughter of Anderson Grow
Mccutcheon. Sl50
g. The Ludy " the Decoration Little
fi00
Tile Wravcrs. Parker $50
O. The Traitor Dixon 5L50
In addition % the above We have A
.arge stock Of other ponular Laoks ~
che day.
bEshRET NEWS BOOK STORE
Main Street
e. z; Evans. Florist. 80 s ,.aln 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
WE WILL GIVE
THE BOOK FREE

To Any Subscriber who sends
us the name OF a New Subscrib-
er 70 the Daily. with tho price
for one year. 50 co.
We will give the book for so
cents 10 any subscriber who
sends us the name Of a New
Subscriber to the semi-Weekly
or Saturday News, with the
price Tor one year. 81 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
srArEMFNr ENPLAINs.

Samuel NJ. Perry president of the
company, yesterday issued the fol'oW-
ing notice 10 the roads hondholdcrs.
"On Aug 1. 1907. this company pub
hshed "a notice pursuant TO its first ana
collateral mortgage that on Nov. j,
1907, an OF said bonds should he pre-
scented for payment at the Mercantile
Trust company. OF New York. When
such notice was published the company
had made arrangements with certain
financial Institutions On New York CITY
TO make ON deposits and do such
things as were necessary under the
terms Of the mortgage TO mature and
pay the same.
Having fun confidence and reliance
I'm the arrangement made the company
up Co the present time expected To- take
an further steps necessary but the
present financial condition boz New York
is such that 10 cannot obtain at this
time tie money arranged FOR and re-
He'd upon. and rs consequently unable
To- make the deposits necessary 10 ma
ture the bonds All bonds VIII remain
I'm full force and unaffected hy the pub
lished notice of Aug. 1. 1907
THE interest due Nov. L. 1907 VIII
be promptly pnid. and an obligations
and duties Of the company under the
mortgage duly discharged and FULFILL
Denver and salt Lake hardly be-
lieves the present strugeucy can ar
feet the buidlng of the Monat line.
Utah and colorado are not made OF
stun that permits "a good thing being
defeated Wien Mr. Monat and his
associates have conferred together 10 Is
ceitainty an answer to every Ques-
zion viii have been found as well as a
place anxious TO receive any or all
bonds necessary in the raising 4
%
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
DIES OF APPENDICITIS.
Mrs. Gertrude Peck Berry PASSES
Away AFTER Operation

Mrs Geruudo Peck Berry died az the
hospital last evening following am oper-
alton for appendicitis Her husband.
John Berry Dr. Boa california whore he
s employed 49, uas notified bv wire
of the sad occurrence and win return
home at once. Funeral arrangement
VIII he deferred until his return The
deceaael is "a daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Charles W peck OF this city and WAS
BIZ years Of ago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
MOFfAT PROJECT
UNDER SHADOW
New York Cannot Take Up Bonds
As il Promised
To Do.
SAYS WORK MAY BE DELAYED.
West Hardly Relieves This Glorious
scheme Is to BE ucfcatcd--solu-
lion Believed Certain.

From New York comes ucws that The
completion of tho Alanfot road may
be postponed ind,nnitcly The present
money stringency ls blamed. The ISSUE
ance OF large amount Of refunding
and collateral trusts per cent bonds
has been abandoned. according TO this
story Firms ana concerns who had
agreed to advance money for refund
Ing purposes find themselves unabel to
raise the necessary cash. New York
hnauciers associated with Mr. Moffat In
his Denver salt Lake line; Denver city
tramway and other projects and hold
ings include william l.. Bull NJ. J.
Perry and b. G.. Ciark-all members
Of the board The lire is now near
Steamboat Springs 200 miles out OF
Denver The company was incOrpor-
ated In 1902 for S20.00O.000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
S1.25-FOrmsr Price So, %

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subscriber OF the Desoret News
DAILY Saturday or Semi
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

II. 4. Evans. Florist. 80 s. lain ~
Floral Designs Speciality. 'phon sgi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
Monument

An interesting book containing
fuh ocount uf the trip OF tbs
Centennial Memorial Party 20
vermont and the dedication of
the Monument
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08
RECORDS MADE BY PLAYER DURING
 PAST SEASONM SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

of with has been % % % M m Y hitfe h was DIS Clark Miller in
 
 
 of Br- E sa & shs n % in h sas As of s o this trio remarkable Mosworth with zoe Meek iants % as.n % 6s I y @ % sthongh I % S M led Nashy baters his credit tied with Tom Fisher of DhS led the Memphis sstsss until sm 1 5s9k b .s d of the regular players to finish in the soo set capa successful proved to be Neal anu oica De 1907  Nashville eighty five marks to his South At Shields Memphis pitched 
 worked lost and tied on
  Fisher appended will however participated but
  eN with sabreseo and the Lister third ., 5e
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08
Second Bssemen.
NAME OF cLU
Third B asemen.
NAME OF CLUB. .

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08
HAD TWENTY CHILDREN.
Dvke of Parma Was n Joy to Roese-

 Rome. Dec, 7-Prince Robert oe Rourbon, Duke of Parma was pater- famiIias after President RooseVeit own heart.
 When he died recently he left twen- ty children, ranging in age from 34 years to two years. 't
 This is easily the record of European families of royal blood-for the Duke was head of a branch of the once powerful Bourbon dynasty.
 The Duke, who was fifty-nine at his death, had been twice married. His nine elder children were the offspring of Princess Maria Pia of Bourbon. Sicily, and the eleven youger ones were born to him by the Infanta Maria An tonia of Portugal.
 The Duke took. great pride in his large family, and a few months ago ne paraded the whole twenty at local festival to show the people of his Italian estates what patriarchal Duke he was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08
ua.ked Men ROD Warehouse.

Memphis. Tenn, Dec. 7.-Four mask ed men effected an entrance into the Southern Warehouse of the OIiver-Ein- ]
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-08

nle Grocery Company here early today and after beating the watchman into insensibility, dynamited the safe ard escaped with t2s6eAs
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-13
PENDLETON LAW
COMES UP SOON
SUPREME JUSTICES GATHER At
KNOXVILLE WEDNESDAY,
TEMPERANCE LAW
NEAR HEAD.

The Supreme Court convenes At
Knoxville Wednesday to try appealed
cases for the Eastern Division OF the
State. The court was to have met to-
day, but the lengthy session at Jack
son rendered it impossible for several
Of the Judges to reach Knoxville be-
fore Wednesday and the date was &C
cordingly changed. One OF the most
important cases that will come before
the court for adjudication at this ses-
sion is the suit from Bristol attacking
the constitutionality of the Pendle-
ton law, which was passed at the last
session of the Legislature and extends
the provisions OF the Adams law to
the entire State. At the hearing in
the lower court the validity of the act
was sustained and the final decision
in the case is awaited with interest
throughout the State.-Nashville
American.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-13
THE COLONIAL RIDE

All persons who contemplate taking
part in the colonial or musical ride
at the coming fair are requested to
meet at Woldridge's store, next Mon
day afternoon. Mr.. Woodbridge is anx-
ious to make this beautiful feature
more attractive than ever before, and
this fully occupied time will be given
to the young people who participate.
We are informed by the management
that rehearsals can begin at night
after Monday as the arena ligths Will
be placed by that time. In this con-
nection It might be well to state that
the arrangements have been COM
plsted whereby the grounds will be
more brilliantly lighted than ever be-
fore. The arena will be covered with
a canopy of bright lights that do not
go out. This will doubtless be well
come news to horse show patrons. 1t
is hoped that the young people Will
give Mr.. Woodbridge hearty support, in
his unselfish efforts in making their
ride more attractive than ever before
attempted.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-13
THOUCHTHUSBAND
WAS HIS BROTHER
MRS. THOMAS GOT MIXED ON
TWINS AND MARRIED THE
WRONG MAN.

PARIS, ILL.,, Sept. 6.-Mrs. Ada
Thomas, of Chrisman, Edgar county
applied for divorce today from Calvin
Thomas, in the circuit court here, and
declared she was tricked into marry
ing the defendant, who closely re
sembles his twin brother, Alvin Thorn
as, and that she did not discover the
mistake until after the marriage cere-
mony.
After a courtship lasting about
three months Mrs. Thomas says she
made an appointment to meet Alvin
here and they were to go to Charles
ton to marry 1t develops that his
ardor had cooled and he sent Calvin
to meet the woman She says she
did not have the slightent sign Of the
deception and signified her willing
ness to go to Charleston that night.
Mrs. Thomas discovered she had
been duped when she happened to
see the twins together upon her return
the next day. After two years of I'M
happy married life she sued for sdi-
vorce.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-13
MT. PLEASANT WATER
WORKS KIT BY BOLT

MT. PLEASANT, Tenn, Sept. T.
This afternoon about o'clock, during
slight electrical storm, lightning
struck the pumping station on Hay
Long avenue, tearing out one entire
end of the gable, the shingles off half
the roof and burning the end OF the
house black; the ceiling was torn ON
and split into kindling.
Mrs. s. H. Irwin, who lives Just
across the street, and who was sitting
on her porch, was badly shocked, and
it was thought for while she was
seriously hurt. Her son, who was IN
the back yard, was knocked down
and bruised by the fall, but otherwise
unhurt. A horse hitched close TO the
pumping station, was knocked to MS
back. 1t is said that a large ball OF
fire rolled down the telephone wires
Just before the house was struck
Supt ]. H. Weaver was in the pump
ing station at the time 1t was struck
but was uninjured.