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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-16
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

showing the arrival and departure oj passenger trains at the rew Terminal Station, Birmingham:
 (Enectivs July l, -5gl)
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Flour. Meal and Feed stuffs.
Fruits and Produce.

tcor, ecIed daily by Douglass Bros) i.emons-Per box, extra fancy, s4.5od4.75. . Ca Cabbase-yirginia, 1a4c pound; Holland seed, lasc.
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Cotton Seed oil.

New York, October 15.-Cotton seed oil irregular prime crude, 331s 134c; prime yellow, 500 51c.
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DRS. D0&ER & DOZIER'S MEDICO-sUR0ICA AND ELEC- HO-THDRAPBUTTC INsTI-
 TTrTM

DRS. D0MER & DOZIER'SI MEDICO-sUR0ICAL AND nLEC-
 TRo-THDRAPBUTTC INsTI-
 TUTE.
 11YM \. Twenty-nrst Street BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA A strictly high cSass Institute for the scientific treatment of all ckron. ie. Nervous, Blood, Skin, Rectal, Fe- male and 0enito- Urinary diseases. Defornities. Tumore, Stin Joints, Cancer. Lupus. Malignant Ulcers. Rheum atism aAl Consumption. Hsmorrhoids, varfcoceIe, Hernia and venereal Diseases, of every name,
 nature, form and character are
 also fSssted and . legal guar
 antee of Cure will Re Given
 in every case
 Our equipment. consisting of we'll kept prescription department, x- Ray. Violet Ray. Static and 0alvano. Faradic apparatus. Super Heated Ar. Electric Light Cabinet, Eureka Nebulf1er and Osone Limitations .or nose. throat and lungs, and a thor eughly equipped Surgical Depart ment. modern and up-to- date in every particulas. give us a prestige ever all competitors in Alabama in our special line of practice.
 CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
 Consultation and examination free.
 Terms liberal and confidence held inviolate. once hours a. m. to ( ?. m. Sundaye. . a. m. to D. m. A FEW or MANY ENDORSEMENT
 FROM THE PRESS. The Birmingham Ledger: Drs Do- Bier are without doubt the best known specialists in the south. and thsir fame is due entirely to their great skill. The Birmingham News: Both Drs O T. and Byron Dozier are reliable and experienced physicians and sur geons. who deserve tho great suc- cess which has been and Is theirs. The Age-Hsrald: Drs. Dozier's long standing and approved abilities sntitIe them to the proud distinction of standing at the head of their pro. fession-
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Metal Market.

New York, October 15.-The London tin market was again lower with spot quoted at e131 15s and futures at f1S6 los. Lo- cally the market was weak at S3i.0O at S6l50.
 Copper also declined in the English mar let, with spot closing at f59 2s. and fu- lures at e5 Sd.
 Locally the market was weak and low
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...l ataoIs GrocerIes.

Local StapIo 0ToCeT'VSs fCorrectsd daily by Franklin, Stiles ana Franklin) c,.arGranuIated.B BAc; Y. C., $40. Coffee-oreen. liG1sc; Arbuckles. sis.oe;
 rofeI %o1. s.ss.t,sntrifugal, s.sU. @ 9@ssc; sugar house. loc; Georgia cane. ssc
 White peas-Per bushel, sS15 Grits-s3 pounds, N.w. Macaroni-Tc RIcs"Tuii head, 7c; Jap. Sc; low grade. rannsd Goods-Per dozen. Okra and | tomatoes. 2-lb tins. soc; tomatoes, stan | dard s-lb. s1.10; 2-lb, S5c; blackoerries. standard. s5c. prunes-Boxes, 50-eo, per pound, Sc. nr,ed Fruit-Per pound: California | evaporated peaches, 14c; evaporated ap-
 Ralsins Per package, 12iac; per 20 ILL. box, s1.76
 Peas-Per bushei: Buckeyes, s3.25. | Condensed Milk-Eagle. ss.T5; Bell, A.eo; 1 Pet, E 80; Dime Brand *4.2o. Soap-Octagon, g. 90; Lenox, s3. 50; Polo, 70 s5. Ivory. small size. $4; large, @.75; Rig Deal. sf. 90: Pay Day. sl.s6; Grandpa's .
 soda-Arm & Hammer brand. so-lb cases, s. starch-Bulk. sac per pound celluloid. | s2. 50 case.
 Baking Powder-Per case: Parrot &
 Monkey. s1 go: Good Luck, sS.75. C,inseng-Per pound. $3.5094.50 Canned Apples--No. 3, s1.25 per doz. Pie Peaches--No B. si.5o per dog. Canned Corn-s5q9Oc per dog. Flour, Meal and Feed stuffs. Corrected daily by Tennessee Mill Co) Flour-Fancy patent, s6.10; Nellie King,
 s55O: patent, s550; straight, A75.
 Meal--Water ground, S5c bu. ss-lb bags. sl.65 Corn-No. 2 mixed. s5c; white, SIC. Oats-No. 2 mixed, 64c; No white. 65c; white clip, SA Pure wheat bran, 16O pounds, sL5o Cotton seed feed meal, s2o; prime. s2I corn chops-So pounds, s1.s5 Corn heartg-100 pounds, sl-5o. sborts-1oe pound sack, si.s5. UuIls-so-Ib C. s. sl2.50 ton; 1coIb c. S., | S1225 ton. Uav-Choice timothy. s25; No. timo- | inv. sa4: Johnson grass, SIS; clover mixed, | 5z2. n1
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THE LOCAL MARKETS
1 ocal Iron Market.
Local Cotton Market.
Local Securities.

| (Corrested by Otto Marx & Co., Brown Marx Bullding)
 n~uL okn>ka
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showing the arrival and departure of passenger train. Ut the Louisville and Nashv'lle Passenger Station, Birmingham.
 Effective July l. 1e0D1
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TofaIs the day,8
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VhususH V.dO pfn NadSdcn B ,Jb ar0 All trains run by central tims Trains marked thus t9 are daily except Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
ROOM LOOTED
At KNUTSFORD
Bert SeabOIdt Loses Number Of
VaIUabIes from Hotel
Apartments.

The Fnutsford hotel management and
the police department are considerably
agitated over a number Of recent thefts
and robbcries which have occurred at
the hotel only o. few days ago $3.50
worth OF ieweIry was stolen from "a
guest. and this morning another case
was reported. IN this instance a valu-
ablo striking" watch. o. gold chain AMI
n diamond studded cigar cutter arc
missing.
The property belongs To- Bert Sea-
boidt. the expert mining engineer MT
scaboldt rs out of the city, and the ar
ucIos were left IN charge OF AIRS. sea-
boldt. Yesterday afternoon the hitter
called ON some friends. and upon leav-
ing tho hotel. made sure that her apart
fuents were securely locked. Upon hor
return last evening. She was greatly
surprised 20 md a door unlocked. Upon
Investigation sho found that the articles
mentioned had been stolen from
dresser drawer.
A thorough search was made but
without avail. Tho police were then
notified and detectives are at work on
Inc case. Tho police have clue
which they belley" viii lead t1 Che PEE
cov,ry off the stolen property in "a short
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
SAD SUICIDE
At iona, IDAHO
Young Married Man Hangs Him
self in a Stahle-IIl
Health the Cause.
Especial to the News

Iona. Ida. oct. i.--Wallace Simpson,
&c years OF age, committed suicide at
this place by hanging His lifeless
body was found suspended 10 a beam
IN the stable. AZ . a. m. &c arose from
his bed, told his wife That he was
suffering from cramps. ana went out OF
the house. He did not return. and a
search revealed the facts as stated.
The deceased was wei known here.
and was highly respected 10 had
but recently returned IRON q mission
10 the Central states, whithor he went
iase way. III health caused his early
release. ana after his home coming he
die not improve in health very much
and his mentality seemed impaired
He was very despondent at times, and
OF late had worried much.
MI Simpson leaves a Sifo and two
children. His home life was very hap
by and II is believed that nothing
short OF temporary insanity was the
cause Of the deplorable occurrence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
FAKE COAL FAMINE.
Nan francisco Paper Urges Tint One
j. Yearly Created by tho Trust

10 'n exhaustive review or tho fuel
situation m San Francisco a current num-
1or of the Chronicle OF that civ desI.
'l length with The way tho "fuel famine
.s cieyer'y workcd' by tho coal trurt
which allows "a shortage % occur even,
I'I. "hI' Do delays orders f4r British
'"Iumhia. japanese. Newcastle and Au.-
Iali5n coal and absolutely keops iff,b
tnn NtM Mexico cu8i on me marked
ItltIlt ~ tle game arc given ilrbIaIry
lho assertion that The Importing 0frns
louu4 there WIS NOT sO much urart Ir
lt4h coal retailing 40 ti5 por tau 4r .r
Australian coal Hnd they hnve 1rr,.I
u1t 10 bring in shipments from hrre
these mines refusing DO sell 20 anp IuI.-
pendent shippers in their territory ir b..
turn iYt concessions made by them urf
Co compete iu tts territory. T'he arfin-
Dlal famine if is claimed. Is never brat.
D1 raon Al uuui che price Is who're ITO
uuH wants o. ana thou the Bhlpmeuta
arD ordered Co. leave tho respective coaI
tHI.Is frlm which the fuel comsa
A. remedy DO o. urrod that The TRUST
lunk.UF he thrown on the c.ty docks. ma
Ohio city erect Be- own buukers ION Ians.
ai dNed rate 10 al comors
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Veteran Accidentally Struck in
Runaway This Morning at
Sixth West Street.
DIES EN- ROUTE TO HOSPITAL.
Wa StnuOing on sidewalk When the
Horse Dashed Into Hm-Boy
Not 10 Blame

A fatal runaway accident occurred
a- II o'clock this morning on Sixth
West and Second South streets in
which George Thorn. o. Grand Army
veteran ascd IS years. was The VIC
tim. The body Of the aged veteran
row lies on "a slab az the undertake
ine parlors Of f. C. ODouueu. where
j. is being prepared for burial
Az the time the accident occurred
Mr Thorn was standing ON the side
walk near the intersection of the
streets mentioned. 4 young man.
driving a horse hitched TO light
delivery wagon for the Salt Lake
HARDWARE company was CROSSING ths
railway tracks when the draw bolt
broke and slipped out Of The shafte.
ieuins the same fan onto the horses
heels' The animal became frirhtan-
td and began 10 run. The Youthful
dIlNer made an attempt to stop the
morse, but in some way got hold of
only ono iuc turning the animal on
10 the Sidewalk and upon the Old SOL
ulei' Inc youth gave a cry Of warm
instant AZ Thorn was kh8ckSnaee next
lt ntlt TO the sidewalk.
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A PIONEER MECHANIC.

To the Editor.
have received communication lIom
Ar a. j. Young of Sterling. Alta, Can+
ada, stating that his father John VILE
liam Young. was one of tho pioneer
mechanics who arrived iu salt Lake vale
Icy BOB 1883. Tie located first iu Provo and
was afterwards sent 90 Dixie. whore De
and others built the first grlst mil iR
southern Utah. the material being most
ly wood for The machinery. he also made
drums Con the FIRST martial band IN that
part of tho state. Ie was indian inter-
prefer under Jacob Hambliu, with whom
be travelled through Arizona and New
Mexico. BE was also On Nevada ana cone
tinually ou the frontier. lIo died iu 1881
When I first arrived here there was
% tradition that Levi Hancock. at one
time "a president of the seventies had
bored through "a crow bar and made o.
rifle for want of anything better 10
make 90 from. Does anyone know any~
thue of such an occurrence?
N1d. J. SILVER.
Salt Lake City. sept o. $780,
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SUGAR PARTY IN LOGAN.
President II. o. Haycmcyer and Asso-
ciatcs Inspecting the Utah Plants.
Especial to the Neva")

Logan, Utah, oct. The officers Of
the general sugar companies now on a
tour Of inspection Of the western fac
tories, headed by President "A. O. Have
meyer Of New York. left Pocatello
at an early hour this morning. and will
spend the day IN viewing the plants
Of the Amalgansted Sugar company
I'm Lewiston Logan and Ogden, Mon
day was passed On In Grande. Payettc
and Nampa, aud On a run out ON the
Plymouth Bench. the new beet district
opened up by Hv DUNES LilliputIan
limited. No better time could have
been chosen for Mr. Havemeyer to see
the wealth Of the Boise and Payette
valleys, as the sugar heets being daily
received az the Nampa factory run
higher IN sacchariuc matter than any
beets ever delivered On tho west az this
time Of the year. The party win visit
Garland this afternoon A few hours
viii be spent In Salt Lake Wedncs-
day. the ladies registering M the
Knutsford, and The gentlemen going by
automobiles to I.ohi at J o'clock the
departure for the east win take place
al 6.l6 p. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01

liberty Is not only eternal vigilance.
but eternal virtue; and 1 may add.
eternal common sense. Each man here
knows that he himself has heep able
20 use his Freedom 20 hdvantasyl only
provided that he could master hnnself.
that be could control his own passions
and direct his own faculties. Each
OF you fathers and mothers knows that
~ your sons are 20 do wed IN tut
world they must know how 10 master
themselves. Every man must have e.
master; II he IS not his own master.
then somebody else viii b.. This BE-
just as true OF public lie AS Of private
life II we can uat mastce ourselves
control ourselves. then sooner or later
we shall have TO submit TO outside con-
troll; for there must BE- control soml-
where.
WEALTH ASKED INpULGENCE.
one way OF exercising such control
Is through the laws Of the land. ours
is a government OF liberty but it lg
a. government Of hat orderly liberty
which comes by aud through the hon
CONTINUED on page seyen)
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DEAF DUMB AND BLIND
HAVE A UNIQUE EXHIBIT

An is in READINGS Tor The arrival n'
thc deaf and blind students oi 'h' !. . ''"
school for the Deaf aud biind 'N'l
pupils sim giso exhibitions or h.l'
ability iu am sorts of h1udiN'iN u.
mostic science and powers i'N i'a'l1'
fhe deaf and blind now POSSES.
result of HkUm training rucn tf p. on
f.rrd n the rnh school. Prot. l,nN
hi Drirgs was husy tais MORNING. h''
ing errrythins n shape o.. 200
nm thc west end of MunuiIciw hai'
1-ho teachers who viii brlns ll' Wy
dron down from me school ' W. ~
,,ro,inds aro MICS BcttF hoNle' Ml.
rmilv RorHh.rp ana Miss lirnr nnol
'rhr tupns lie Mifs iHne 81 'l.Ilsil.
.r.a fa anal "a third r0al hlsh f'n"''
r,,rn. SARAH GrIz .sri ana
ma eradc pupil all blind ANA l..lt
cntler. aeed d. ana "a hrst ytAl h'H.
eehoo pupu, Joshua wright Ht,l
.o1 <atic JON b. aged N. second slan,
,rftis Teesle buFby hfcd ana hN'NN
,gesi. ugei o. ell dear
rs,h afternoon commencing ni
s.lioo1 and 4 o'clock ani ht oelo,h poi
tcouunued on page t"o')
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
WHY AMERICANS SHOULD WIN
treason No. L.

the udsau in
mt binding tho mcfan" party r sprsrof the crcan
a insult hood merely uut tor moment ga
10 su in III LAX spbal r1crw r rrrs for r
is no y SO grpa ctyt 10 OF o Tu, unrr % C gam r a
M possible But N =
the n m h nb
In an community W II has p IN Gt 1c political gan he
~ IF hd Il VpmI
o tore MO sal i
od WIN Darmnm
"a Ike wire 81 mi cauiqm csuha shook san
franc from Rue tncu hhh like c now TO he fatclngu
an MS assists @ Su AXE free
OF IA it
viii redeem means ah eta politician
is % Of the party 10 @ , o upon the y that uuay
m T
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
TWO FIRE CALLS

Tho Gre department answered 20 two
calls today. Tho nut came Do 8t $40
This morning when blaze was discov-
cred ln au enYty two-slory frame
dwelling belonging to John Parker. $50
East Third South street. Tho cause OF
tha blaze Is unknown but o. had SUE
HcIcut start that $3.50 damage was done
before tho flames WgEe eNtIuEuishei.
Az $40 thore was "a brush ana rub
bIsh fra near fll RIO Gmude depot
Tho rubbish has been fired fo geo rd
OF Do but residHuta 0f the ndEhhorhood
fearing The 1amn8 would spread 1ui dn
damage called lut the hro department
The blaze WAS put ONT and un damage
done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
BIG CONVENTION ToMoRBOw.
City and Town Officers With Citizens
Gather in Important Session.

ln Bauatt hall tomorrow afternoon az
$50 G.. clock viii be held one OF Tie most
Important conventions OF the year. AZ
thar time delegates appointed TO attend
the convention viii assemble 10 discurs
ways and means OF obtaining the dement's
provided for in the law passed hy the last
legislature authorizing the establishment
OF free libraries and public gymnasums
thrpughout the state. Gov. Cutler, who
called 'l.- ----,entiQp. invites an inter-
whether they have been alpel-.s-d as
delegates 20 the convention or nor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
LIGHT LIT OUT
Accused Of Forging a Number OF O..
dcrs aud Checks.

This morning a complaint was h'od u
Judge piehrs court against O man named
J.. d. Light charging him with forgery
and with passing a forged instrument
The complaint was sworn 90 by p. A.
Wllmut au cmp.oye ot the Telegram, ll
De- alleged thlt Light forged number
of orders and checks. IL is believed
that he has Iarr tna DIty. a warrant Cor
the arrest of LI-Ht was issued and placed
BOO the hands or deputy sherln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
MRS. ROSE ARRIVES.
WiiD ~ Victim Of Mcxican Bandit.
VIII Mako Home Here.

Mr. George 49, Rose who's husband
wac nHIy stabbed by MeKcon bandlts.
hHF arrived iu salt Lake. ana win make
Dor homo with hor mother. Mr.. Mary
a. N0dnth. iD Second avenue. AIrs $40.
Urtl and Der daughter. Miss Gctrld.
Mrifath. accompanied Mra Rose to th.s
lrU occurrence mar resulted n the drlth
Uf MT Nus. aud thc serious Woundlne I'D
hH $40.
THe story 0f the attack made UNION An
uUU hlI. rose was told Dol me New
shortly afterwards MhIic they slept twu
rcuouf entered fhe apartments far thr
pufrl.n 0f rothey, THEIR presence was
discovered hF MrH Rose, and thon a haf-
ur lrEHn Mr hosa lighting desperately
H. project hIa Wlfn who was stabbed early
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
GREAT DISPLAY IN
UTAH MANUFACTURES.

.tnliHoiurrrs building was an
Doll Its best this morning Ncf-
racket OF many busy hammers
t's ended durlng the afternoon
'' morning only n few clectrI-
H sirInring wires Go portions
l0' building in need of light when
'N hnlshing touches are cone
al ih.s ham ail Dr. lighted from
In. .' ceiling lu addition 90 the IDg-
NHhiF many OF tho exhibits are
I'm 4 with oolnrod globes, making The
palace of light
'hmh.ta are noW 300 iip-t1p shape
N building und 81 is worth anyone r.
& H tnaud several hours oNamin-
WI Hny booths Tho floors have
.I. as clean lH careful house
rt H10u ana with che Murcsco
nv. walls ana networh of pillars
.r away overhead thc exhibits
''An 0n in excellont shape
HOME INDUSTRY
lme industry h tho watchword
nlacuueff ham no the per-
N' knows only smottering Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
CHINA DECLARED TO BE
CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY

London. oct. IA special dispatch from
Peklu says tho d0WaeCr empress has is-
sued decree declaring he government
archy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01

what Utah does and can DO an hours
VISIT WI BE- q visit of many surprises.
ho VIII learn mas Utah produces and
mares everything he or members of his
tNmliy need 90 eat drink. wear OF use
In everyday life
tof his woek-oayH there are home
made Utah made ovoralls. jumpers.
shoes gloves ana even tools. The n e.
NJ. l. has a booth showing Utah made
working clothes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01

TODAY is Derby day" down at the
ssie fair. While the horse races are
Intended as a special feature. there is
% end Of interesting things and events
hr the crowds which started gathering
shortly after breakfast
Now that trains have commenced to
hing In the conference crowds the
,5side state is heavily represented By
nee wandering through the grounds
IA various buildings. The many eN-
hb,s are ali complete and demonstra-
ug w. sstivity and hustle made yester-
AN M mechanics adding the finishing
io.e,,,t 10 the exhibits is substituted
fo5sv 81 the whirr and rattle Of ma
rse forenoon was left open so the
6rsf arrivals could spend until dinner
lime taking in the different buildings.
An entire morning or afternoon IS
needed 70 see half thoroughly. Need
~ TO state, the women ind the art
and needle work departments on the
balcony Of Manufacturers han most
interesting while the livestock barns
and pens interest the male members Of
the family more. When both have
haan and seen there are other at
fractions for them together.
horticultural and Manufacturers
halls have booths which interest both
sexes and AN sizes. The school booths
are attracting attention and favorable
comment. the fruit and farm exhibits
IN the FIRST named are attractive as
proud raisers and exhibitors could
make them. Every apple shines and the
huge pumpkins are as smooth as some
Of the heads lined up I'm front Of them.
The new doghousc with Its 115 dogs
--ihe hncst in the land-drew heaV-
ly this morning and will continue to
% 10 for the next four days. The
huge swine. cattle and draft horses
srs sharing honors with the tiny pom
m. fr0licsomo little ba-bas and baby
animals
The ladies find a stroll through the
adng stables interesting. BlOoded
horses from an over the intermoun-
tain aud Pacific coast territory are
Qlalterad iu these stables and are
setting more than their share Of pat
Nng and uctting
Ite days program began al 2 o'clock
nhn true 10 his promise Lester u.
fned supervisor OF fast horses, had
ne speed contest started. With the
special program arranged. the crowd
li 40 see the handsome animals try
Nl Inr course ulled the grand stand
ml b'eachers until standing room was
premium. While the races Wcr,
On progress, the grounds were not de-
Wicd hy any means, however. Each
or from uptown brings "a load OF
Visitors both from the city and coun.
ly
Worthy of mention Is the special car
#TIcc arranged for the fair during
s run. AN cars crossing the yladuct
ler ih0 Oregon Short Line yards on
aorh Temple street come through 90
TAIN grounds. Fourth North and
tie struJs are getting an indepen-
aHi service while this IS maintained
come lions being made at the street
A'ffstcu0ns. A two-minute schedule
haIna maintained and this eliminates
me- usual .rouding and iamming which
NlaIf reduce the pleasure OF fair
Wlng
fetU.Hy's crowd rs thought 90 hav,
used tn. 5000 mark. but Il is nothing
n iha attendance today. yesterday
.aa composed of city visitors; the out
N. crowds are just making their APP
ionoIow the stores and banks clos
b. PM. ou the occasion Of the Sal
'fte county day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
BOY NOT TO BLAME.

az young man who was driving thu
several persons witnessed The acci-
ueht ana declare that the bow was Ina
no way 10 blame as he did an he could
20 STOP the horse. Officer Olson -
near the scene OF the accident ana i'm
mediately called carriare ana tnoi
MT Ihorn TO the emergency hospiral
az ponce headquarters. Thorn vas
awe when the station was rearbeJ
he hospital To
Inc body was at once taken O.,
ponnells undertaking parlors -
Husllee Dana z. Smith notified. Tbe
.atteI viewed the remains ana hoard
,He statements Of the witness 10 a.
"', ~, uAely that au inquest win b. baIJ
ne only visible wound on he bod,.
oI me dead man is a cash In tbc bari.
OF the head. Whether me el,,,li go.
i-,l,..ud or not is not known. Tbe
injured internally. '''0"'S
aS"h Itlorled 10 tho hardware storo
enc as DE- was greatly unset over o.,
home '''''d TO go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-01
JUDoMENr ron 80. 600.
,. q. Darmer and Others Win OW
Against ST. Doc Mining 90.

j n. Dlrmer 1ud others wore award
cd Judgment hr Judge A. 80. Morse
against thc st joe Mining company
for fsa 600 interest and costs. AND
$4,000 attorneys fees thiE morning Thr
su.t was brought t0 recover ou tlsu
pr0mlsHurv notes secured hY l1 ol.mH
of fnr defendant company uroueuf
Ihia is lnc second hearIng 0f fnIa au.
lon having come down from the sup-
RENE court for "a neW Trial on Hn Hl.
peal taken by the pla4iln who loft fne
former suit.