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DEATH FROM A FALL.
Alex. ~, Ross Fatally Injured in Step
ping on WAGON.

Ogden April 3O.-A1exander D. Ross.
"a young MAN who resided an Thirty
sixth street and Jefferson avenue met
with an accident Sunday night by
falling 1r0m his wagon, which resulted
In his death shortly after no0n yester-
day,
Ross had driven his team To- the
home OF George Mcfarland. on Twen-
ty-siHth street, Sunday evening and
In stepping from this wagon his foot
caught the brake and he fell 10 the
ground striking on his head. He was
dazed for a few moments but recov-
cred and attended 10 some business
with Mcfarland, then drove to he
home OF his mother~in-law several
blocks away, Soon after his arrival
there, he complained OF severe pains
in his head and soon became uncon-
scious DR., Dickson was summoned
and gave some relief and decided ON all
operation as the skull WAS fractured,
but before the operation could be peg
formed lac expired. He has a father
and several brothers and sisters living
In Ogden, Arrangements for the fu-
neral have not yet. been Inaar
DAMAGE SUIT.
The Union Pacific and Oregon Short
Line railroads have been made de-
PENDANTS in a $4,000 damage suit filed
in the Second. district court by George
HalYerson as attorney for Carl J Lin
dale, The complaint alleges that Lin
dale Was employed ny the railroad
companies as swtchnan in the ogden
depot yards, that ON the morning of
April A. 1907, while performing his du-
ties carefully in uncoupIing some cars
he was caught between the cars and
seriously and permanently injured, for
which he alleges the defendants were
responsible, due to careIessnes
MOVE TO DISMISS LIBEL SUITS.
The criminal libel suits brought by
Dist, Atty George Halverson against
William Glasmann. Frank Francis and
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FRUIT GREATLY DAMAGED,
Great Loss to Growers Throughout
Weber County.

ogden. April 3O--Acoordipg TO the
report submitted to the board of coun-
IN commissioners by the Weber coun-
~ fruit tree inspector Il. n. Rasmus-
SEN the rcCent fTosLs have done thous-
ands OF dollars damage to- the fruit
crop of abe county rae report luz
lows:
Il herewith submit a report on the
conditions of the fruit crop of Weber
county. After careful examination /
ind that she orchards of tender fruits,
such as peaches, sweet cherries, ;lpsl-
cots and small fruits are damaged
about 10 per cent on the bench lands,
VIZ, Pleasant View, North Ogden, RAN
dali. east Twelfth street and RiVerdale,
and on the lower lands. viz, Harris
vile, Farr West, Statewide, Lynne,
Warren and Riverdale are damaged
about SO per cent, while the hardy
fruits, such as apples and PEAKS. are
DANA ged about 40 per cent all over the
county.
"The fruits at the poor farm VIII be
a total failure, such as peaches, sweet
cherries and arrlcots.'
The board received commurica-
ton from County surveyor Craven In
which he gave as an estimate of the
Construction of the iron rails With
concrete posts for fence in Ogden
commissioners decided to appropriate
ST 600 for work to he done as soon
as possible on the fence. While this
amount will not do nearly all the
fencing the commissioners desire to
do, IL will give the work good
start.
A delegation appeared before the
board from Hooper and Plain City and
reported that the roads in places in
7hese precincts are I'm very bad con-
Gition and asked for assistance 10 re-
pair them, The matters WILL have
proper attention.
The claim OF Eva C.. Erb for $40 as
compensation in reporting the case Of
T. D. Skein against II. T. HItlanislSi
was authorized paid,
Alma ii. Cham bers was employed AS
deputy in the assessors office TO get
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Miss Nelkc Gives Kecital---Incrcas in
school IaN--Dr Winters Hurt.

Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant sanpete Co.. April 2s,--
The Sanpete County Teachers insti
tutc met in it's last session, for this
school year, In the public school build
ing Friday evening at y A splen-
did program WaS given ana there was
a large attendance.
Principal Moves notified the teach
ers that during the coming summer a
summer school would be held at
Ephraim. under the auspices OF the
Snow academy, stating that credits
would be allowed either for county or
state certificates.
The closing session WAS largely at
tended. Miss Miriam NellSe OF the II,
Y u. occupied the time on the I'm
portanee OF Rcadsag" and suggestions
on the same. for grades,
The teachers of the county were en-
tertained with Hight refreshments by
+ the faculty of the Mt Pleasant public
school
A lively basketball game between the
public school girls and the Wasasch
academy girls was played the tally be-
ing 10 /, in favor of the public
school
Saturday evening, Miss Miriam Nellte
of the IL Y L, entertained large and
appreclative audience in recital Her
rendition of "Hagar" WAS excellent
Her dialect selections We're Well re-
celyed-
At a recent meeting of the public
school board OF Mt. Pleasant the taxes
for this district were increased two
mills this being necessary because of
the enga cement OF more teachers than
heretofore
DR.. W. =. Winters, while riding af-
ter some horses yesterday, had the
misfortune TO receive "A hard fall, and
his back wrenched badly. through his
horse falling and throwing him some
distance.
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LOSS OF FRUIT
IN WEBER COUNTY
Great Damage to Growers Re-
ported by Inspector Rasmus-
sen by Late Frosts-
DEATH OF ALEXANDER D. ROSS
uhomas Anderson Seriously Crushed I'm
y T.. Car Shops-IIlndalc Damage
shit Filed--News Briefs

ogden, April S0.-Thomas Anderson,
am employee of the Southern Paciiic
shops. met with injuries shortly after
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, which II
A. feared may prove fatal
Anderson was at work on top Of one
of the ears in the shops which had been
brought In for repairs. In some man
per the large crane was moved to-
wards the ear, and struck him a heavy
Low. crushing him against the beams
81 The building Several fellow work
men were close by and saw the acci-
dent. They rushed To his assistance
and as he fell from the BEAM TO the
foor, they caught him ia their arms.
The ambulance was quickly summoned
ana he was removed To the hospital
where Dr. Perkins attended his inJu-
Ties. which are principally Internal,
with several contusions ON the head
He is about thlrty-tvo years of aSe,
aud has a wife and family living In
OGDEN
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HUNTSVILLE.
MISSIONARY FAREWELLs.
Elders Will,ort Sclnpde- Jos. Peterson
And g. w King llonorcd.

NN.i-s' WI tSNNlltltIiNft
Huntsville, Weber CO.. April sT-,-O,,
the Goth Peterson Brothers gave the de-
parting missionaries farewell dance.
which was wen attended by the young
folks, who made it a social as Wen as
u financial Success.
ON Tuesday the 23rd the departing
missionaries We're given a fare well re-
ceplion under the direction Of the ward
missionary committee. THE reception
was well attended by old and Young
and the departing elders were made to
feel as only such gatherings can make
elders feel These hnuors were be-
slowed upon Elders Willart Schade
and Joseph Peterson. who are destine a
for Sweden and Elder C. w. Kung
who leaves for Germany ana SvItxcr-
land They VIII leave SNlC Lake May
l.
LAST evening Principal e. w. Itung OF
th@ public schools, was loyalty enter
teined by his pupils and his fellow
teachers, Picnic was served songs and
Speeches were Il feature OF the even
ms AN Joined IN wishing AIR Euna
God Speed on his trip u Germany.
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PROVO.
CITY COUNCIL. SESSION.
Ncstsidri's Want Prospective Library
Siic Changed.
Special Correspondence.

Special Corresp Ondepce.
Provo, Utah Co, April 3O-At the
meeting OF the city council Hast even
ing. a protest from 5. p. Eggertsen and
John Il. BOtt, members of the free lib
rary board from the west side OF the
city. against the location selected by
the board for the library site, VIZ, the
northwest corner of First East street
and Academy avenue The protest
was based on the ground that the site
selected was about two blocks and
half east of the center OF population
Figures IN the nature of school opula-
ton statistics were given TO show this,
and the argument presented that as
the library was Tor the general good
OF all II should be as centrally Local.
cd as possible, and as such central 10
cation the site offered on Third West
street was suggested as the most suit
able one The question of the proper
time for the council 10 consider tins
matter was brought up, and II was
generally considered that the time
would be when a deed for a site is
presented 10 the council. The COM
munlcation was laid on the table pend
ing such presentation.
The committee on sewer recommend
ed the establishment OF sewers on Sec
ond East street and on Fifth and
Third South streets In conformity
with petitions submitted ny CillNellS'
Report adopted.
DEATH OF MRS. MCCULLOUGH,
Mrs. T. j. Mccullough, wife OF the
late Bishop T, J, McCulIough OF AL
pine. died at her home In Alpine. sun
day night, at the age of about 80 years
from general debility Mrs, McCul-
Tough has been an invalid for several
wears She leaves no children. but a
number Of foster children survive her
SNELL-sWANsON WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued
to James II, Swanson and Hannah g.
Smell, both Of Spanish Fork
GARDEN CITY NOTES,
Laray cite Holbrook has given 500 10
the b. Y. u. basketball team. 1t will
be used In proCSrng suitable medals
for the members.
The b. y. u. commercial department
graduates Of 1867 have presented the
Athletic association with ~ dressing
robes.
j. william knight and w. Lester
Nangum returned yesterday from a
motoring trip TO Tintic. whore they
went to visit the Colorado mine.
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MANTI.
OLD FOLKS HoNoRED,


Special Core spundcnco
Manu- Sanpoto Coz April % The
Odd folks committee of the Alauii North
ward, entertained over 1On of The yetcr-
ans Saturday afternoon AND i'll can be
saH Tor ihe committee that II ala
its work well--eNceptionany Well 4
spI. ndld dlnller was provided and am
sAceileht program was rendered
Speeches. reCitatiOns, SONGS. stem dime
ing and amuseUepts uf various Kinds
We're sivon aud applauded. There were
present Il Who had crossed me MAINS
by team or handcart and the s4eial was
one OF JOY and satisfaction .3,an who
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TILE PRICE OLE rrEALTm.

-'The price Of health in q malarlous
district Is just rs cents; the cost of a
box Of DR. Kings New Life Pills
writes Ella SIayton. of holland, Ark.
New Life Pills cleanse gently and linz
part new life and vigor to the system.
25c. Satisfaction guaranteed at Y. c,
NJ. I. Drug Store
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Occasionally one has the fortune to
meet women who are ideal in looks and
figure. Nnety-nine times out OF a
hundred you Will find she takes Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea, Tea or
Tablets. 30 cents,--2, C.. NJ | Drug
Dept, 1I2-ll4 Main Street
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tlfull, decorated with poticd plants nnd
flowers, ana tho many floral offerings bore
mute evidence " tho hIEh esteem In
paid to the mobile No and work of Inc
departed noble woman who has made
Tho wNrld hNtter tor having liNud In n
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edy in my family In cases OF whooping
cough, and WANT 10 tell you that II is the
best medicine ! have ever used.--W. r.
Castor, Poscp, Ga, This reu1dy II same
and sure, For sale by all druggists.
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tool1 part Lorip Earr ~ years Of age,
wau present and his step-danCing WAS
certainly a marvel to those present con-
stderink his advanced age, Including
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ELL KALAH SPECIAL.

Leaves Saturday, May Attn, S+5 p
m. Make arrangements with Poten-
tate. Information and tickets l69 s.
Main ST. Only $50 round trip via Salt
Lake Route.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

No strenidng and no dirt. Wall pa
per, frescO, fronts, etc, cleaned like
new. Griffin, Schramm's Drug Store,
Both Phones
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pRIErs AND rERsoNAL.s.

Mrs Martha a. lIlgginbotham has
petitioned the district court for her
appointment as guardian Of the persons
and estates of Grant q, and Charles Il.
Meyers which Is valued at $1,000,
The Eagles Initiated a large class
last evening and had a big time. The
salt Lake degree team assisted in the
A-Nrlk
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Observation-Disclosures.

To-day, Round "trip Via Salt Lake
Route, Special teachers rates, too.
An summer seashorc excursions,
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TOOELE.
DEATH OF MAYOR CALDWELL
Prominent and Esteemed Citizen An
swcrs Unexpected Summons.


TooeIe. Tooole Co.. April 2S.-Tha
somewhat unexpected death Of William
II. Caldwell, mayor of this city, oc-
Cured here early this evening Mr..
Caldwell has been confined to his bed
for about three weeks with bronchial
PNEUMONIA. but his condition was not
considered very serious until Friday
last when the was stricken with para
ysis, from which he never rallied but
passed away as stated. The deceased
was 4 SON OF the late H. IL. and Eliza
Caldwell, and wals born In Rush Valley
TOoelo county, N years ago He WAS
a man much respected In the county, In
which he had filed a number OF public
positions He leaves a Wife. and -four
sons, and Two daughters, ~ this city
also a brother In ST. John; his mOniher,
one brother and three sisters. IN Salt
Lake city. His brother Elmer and SIS
ter Margaret, have been school teach
crs IN Salt Lake for a number OF years.
another sister Emily 9, Adams Is a
member " the general board OF the J,
l.. u. 1, a.
DEATH OF CHILD
From the Westinghouse on sunday
was held the funeral Of T0rroy Han
scn, the 7-ycar-old sOn of Edward s.
and Retta X Hansen, Diabetes was
the cause of the little ones demise.
Tho trouble was OF sudden development
and tho raYages Of the disease could
not b. stayed. The deceased was am
exceedingly bright child, and deep SYM
patty IN felt for his parents In their
hour of bereavement The boy was
named In hontr OF Col Torrey ot
rough rider fame, ana In whose regi-
ment the Utah boys started ION Cuba.
though they got no farther than jack
sohNille Fla In the Utah troop was
the lads father, who had a high regard
for Col TOrTey and named his boy for
HIM The services We're conducted by
Bishop Ofme aud The speakers were
Elders Harry iiaines and Charles r.
Mcbride, inleInent Nas in the city
cemetery,
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Manager, T.. \. Larkin,
s6s 2ith St. Telephone i,s-k
Advertisements Tor the DAILY.
saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on tho Same tafmS As M
ahe salt Lake Office.
--c7e-g--gs----=-s------=--
CtrctI'ator, John j McGregOr
22ab Wash. Ave, Ind Tel, lSl
ofitce With Lambert Paper co,
Payments ion the Daily. Saturday
and SEMI Weekly News should he
made TO the circulator- Delivery
made bY carrier on the same 1e,ina
as In gait Lake,
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State ST. Hardware for garden hose,
tools and poultry netting, .52 State st.
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07
LINCOLN PARK PEOPLE
HELP MRS. LEMAY

The residents of Lincoln Park who
have interested themselves in the for
tunes of the little family of Mrs. Ida
lie May, who lost every thing she
owned in the world by a fire Wednes-
day morning which spread so rapidly
that nothing could be saved, held a
meeting last night at which plans for
the relief of the unfortunate woman
were decided upon.
The response from the citizens OF
this city and the Park have been so
substantial that it was reported that
already s24O had been collected and
that more was in sight. Besides the
money many persons have generously
donated furniture, bedding, and cloth
ing, all of which were greatly needed
by the family.
At the meeting, which was presided
over by G. f. Turner, it was decided
to erect a four room cottage for Mrs,
lie May, as enough moneyshad been
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07

secured to purchase the lumber, and
that the work of building the cottage
should be done without charge by the
different residents. This decision was
reached amid considerable enthusiasm
on the part of those who were pres
ent. With the money and other neces-
saries that have been donated the
committee that has the matter in
charge believe that they will be able
to place Mrs. lie May and her little
family in as good condition as she was
before the fire destroyed her property.
Further donations fnay be left at the
store of Ben Taylor, next to the post
office in this city, or at the Van Horn
residence on Lincoln Park.
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07
WAS HIGH FLYER
IN LOCAL SOCIETY

William B. Tennyson. for some time
past employed In a clerical capacity
in the office of the Colorado Light and
Power company in this city. left town
Saturday night for parts unknown.
without the courtesy Of bidding his
friends goodbye. in fact Mr. Tennyson
seems to have gone TO considerable
pains to get away without them know
ing anything about 1t, Monday several
warrants for his arrest have been
sworn out. and II he can be located
he VIII be brought back here to face
some ugly charges, the particulars of
which would probably land him in the
penItentlary.
Tennyson is a very plausible sort OF
young fellow, and he had but little
difficulty in ingratiating himself into
the favor OF many of the people with
whom he came in contact. He acted
on the theory that friends ! 20 OF no
value unless they could be used. and
he proved himself TO be a master hand
in their utilization, particularly in a
financial way. From the manner In
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07
WANTS CUSTODY OF HER
TEN YEAR OLD DAUGHTER

Marshal Houston is in possession OF
n letter from Mrs. Emma Hanks or
Kansas CITY. Missouri, asking him to
arrest Jerry NJ. Hanks, her former
husband, whom she charges with
stealing her ten year old daughter
Edith, who had been given her by the
court at the time of her divorce from
the accused. Mrs, Hanks says she
was granted divorce in Missouri and
that shortly thereafter her daughter
was stolen and that she has since been
unable to locate her. Hanks is
barber by trade and at one time work
ed in this city. The alleged abduction
took place, according to Mrs. Hanks,
about Is months ago.
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07
Kicked on the Fine.

Pat Shea. a worker on the section.
was before Judge Rogers Thursday.
He was picked up on the street We'd
pesday night by Night Marshal Schu-
ltz. Very drunk he was. unable to
walk. but his tongue was full of Vile
ness and his voice was plenty loud to
be heard four blocks. Magistrate. Ro-
gers made the assessment SIS. This
Pat thought an outrageous price for a
Prospect Heights drunk. especially to
a man who got but sl.25 day. So
after he sobered up the Judge cut the
fine to s., and this he paid.
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07
back here to answer the accusations
lodged against him.
For Biliousness and Sick Headache

Take Orino Laxative FruA Syrup.
II sweetens the stomach. aids diges-
ton and acts as gentle stimulant on
the liver and bowels without irritat-
ing these organs. orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup cures bIliousness and ha-
hitual constipation. Does not nause-
ate or grippe and IS mild and pleasant
to take. Remember the name orino
and refuse to accept any substitute.
Palace Drug Store.
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07

with their other plants at Colorado
Springs and Pueblo, and with their
experience backed by unlimited capi-
tai will be enabled to greatly enlarge
the output. The cold storage capacity
will be nearly quadrupled, while the
ice manufacturing plant will be about
doubled.
Henry Hutton, manager of the Cry
stal Ice company, will remain with
the new concern for few weeks at
least, though he in common with the
other stockholders has disposed of his
noiuingS.
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07
TO DOUBLE
CAPACITY OF PLANT

The Diamond Fire Brick company
is installing a lot of additional ma
chlnery, the use of which will prac-
tically double the capacity of the con-
cern. Features of the new equipment
will be new grinding pan and new
crusher, the latter of the largest size.
Pending the completion of these i'm
provements work has been shut down
at the plant.
The fire clay deposits at Alpine Ter
ace, where the company gets its sup
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07
QUIETLY MARRIED
SUNDAY EVENING

w. A. Mink and Miss Louise Sulli-
van were married in the presence OF
a few of their more intimate friends
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Edmundson, 10 Allison avenue, at
o'clock Sunday evening, Rev. w. B.
Kirby, pastor of the Free Methodist
church, of South Canon, officiating at
the nuptial ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mink will make their home on a ranch
on Tallahassee Creek.
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07
A Card.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. 1t stops the cough
heals the lungs and prevents serious
results for a cold. Cures la grippe
cough and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Contains no opiates.
The genuine is in a yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. The Palace Drug
Store.
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07
CHURCH BUILDING is
NOW ABOVE GROUND

The walls of the new Christian
church being erected for that congre-
CATION at Seventh street and Harrison
avenue have made their appearance
above the ground and the stone work
is being rapidly pushed forward to
completion. The building is Grecian
in character and will be very beauti-
full structure when finished,
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07
ICE PLANT WILL
HAVE NEW OWNERS

The stockholders of the Crystal Ice
company of this city have sold out
their interest in the concern to Messrs
Banning and Belcher of Pueblo, and
the latter will assume charge OF the
plant the middle of the month. The
transfer means much to the residents
of Canon City, for the new managers
will operate the plant in connection
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07
BRIDGE WHIST GAME
At MRS. J. II. PRABODY'S

Bridge whist was the feature of the
reception which Mrs. ]. II. Peabody
held Friday afternoon In honor of Mira.
r. II. Hawley. There was large at
tendance present during the afternoon,
recital given by the Friends in Coun-
ell ut Elks hall.
Cañon City record., 1907-02-07

which complaints have been lodged
against him today 1t seems that he
borrowed money from most Of his ac-
quaintances, none OF whom he took
the trouble to repay before taking his
departure from Canon City. Realizing
probably that he had worked his game
to the limit in this community he de-
clded to move on to another where he
could repeat the experience with less
danger Of coming to grief. The size
of Tennyson's indebtedness here 1t is
OF course Impossible to ascertain, but
IL Is believed that II amounts to
several hundred dollars. He carried
away with him mortgaged typewriter
and an effort will be made to secure
his arrest on that account. Tennyson
drew SOS from his employers Saturday
night, and like the Arab. folded his
tent and silently stole away. Before
coming to Canon City he Is said to
have shown similar dishonesty at Sa-
Ida, but managed In some way to
patch up truce with his creditors.
Tennyson was popular among his
associates here and endeavored to OBJ
tain footing in the most exclusive
social circles. His parents are said to
live In louisville, Kentucky.
There appears to. be but little doubt
that he will be arrested and brought