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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-10

sis last Wednesday. The first known of
ler condition was when she was found
on her daughters porch. some blocks
from her own home, in a speechless
condition.
OIL BOOM.
Washington county's oil boom con-
tnues To grow, and hundreds of docu-
menis are pouring into the county re-
cordcr's Office every month; 90 location
notices We're filed yesterday.
The county teachers examination is
now In progress I'm 81. George There
are about % taking the examination.
CANNERY FOR ST, GEORGE.
The articles of incorporation Of the
81. George Manufacturing e Canning
company We're filed with the county
clerk yesterday. The company is ncor-
poated in the sum Of $1,000
The county board of equalization was
III session here from the Bird 10 the 18th
INST. The assessors report, filed with
the board, showed a total assessment
of $500, which was an increase of
nearly 100000 over last years assess
ment.
DEATH OF MRS. WILLIAMS.
Mrs Mary Ellen Morris Williams.
daughter Of the late Richard Morris.
ana Emma z. Morris, died at the resi-
dence of her mother iu g. George on
wednesday Of hcmorrhage and was
buried yesterday.
The speakers at tine funeral services
were President Edw H. Snow and
David II Cannon and Elder James G.
Bleak. They dwclt upon the good char
acter Of deceased, her loVcable. sunny
disposition, and her kindness to the
poor, the sick aud the needy She
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-10
PROVO DEPARTMENT

caueroycry Sunday xcpeb
be mac to e
Works, Residence 81 Fourth North
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Physical Geographic Gilbert &
Brigham--D, Appleton & Co.
Botany--ISerger S Davis, CHM q Co.
Zoology Cotton. ID, c. Heath K Co.
Chemistry MCPHERSON Il Hender-
son CHM 4, Co.
Hessler 6, Smith Supplementary.
Sanborn & co.
Professionalism & Chute. Revised.
Allyn & Bacon.
HISTORY.
Ancient History CHM &
Co
Mediaeval riistory--Mycrs. CHM 81
Co.
English History--Lsrned. Houshton
Mufln & Go.
q. :. MISUNDERSTANDING Macmillan
Co.
James & Saufords Government in
state and Nation-Charlos Scribner's
Sons.
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GARDEN CITY NEWS NOTES.
Death of nm Observation-Disclosures Mem.
oSlal Day,

Speclal Correspondence.
Provo, June 1O.-Or. George II. Brim-
hall and Mrs. j, VIM. Knight We're Of
the Knight party which Went east to
visit early Church scenes, and TO ar
range FOR the erection of monument
to Newell Knight
Edwin Milton, the S-nonths-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il, Snyder, died Sat-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION MEET
ING

Tho Weber stake sunday school
Union meeting was held yesterday
afternoon at Tho stake academy lecture
hal There were IN attendance over
GOO Sunday school Workers., After Tho
opening exercises very interesting Zee
lures wcro delivered by Sylvester ".
Bradford ON outlining ". VI. McEcn-
drick on Sunday school discipline.
IIrber ScOwvroft. ON 'Cunslsteucy'
The thought development of the song
entitled known as To-day Was given
by Walter A. Kerr superintendent OK
tint Fourth ward Sunday school
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I oday 5 Ogden News
W. a, Inrkin,
Telephone lax,

Manager, W. a, Larkin,
ssl cath 81. Telephone lax,
Advertisements for the DAILY,
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
Rrucpted on the same terms AZ at
the salt Iyeloe Offsce.
~
C1rpulator, John j. NcGrcEor.
sfa5 wash. Avo. Ipd. Tel. Isl.
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for tho Daily, Saturday
and Semi Weekly News should DO
made to the circulBtor. Dehveyy
mado by CARRIER on tho same torigas
no In salt I.ss1A
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Palace Laundry. No raise on roug
dry. Phones: Ind. 1888. Bell 1888.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
I. R. HOLMES APPOINTED
 MANAGER AT CLIO E

into the box car stated that the hat was picked up at the same time aud pitched into the car. This new fea- ture in the investigation is reported to be fruit for a genuine sensation in the near future.
 Mrs. Estelle Bush, wife of the miss ing man, is said to- be in 8 critical condition at her home at Clarks, La. A letter received from the grief stricken woman several days ago by a Pine Bluf1an, in which she asks for
 some Information relative to the whereabouts of her husband, was a most pathetic missive. She begs for relief and some facts that would lead to her finding her husbands body. If he was still alive, she says. nothing in this world would prevent his send ing her some message. There is a possibility of Mrs. Bush coming to Pine Bluff as soon as she feels strong enough to travel. She states that she fully realizes that her presence here will be of little help in locating her husbands body, but adds that maybe humanity and kindness for suffering woman might prompt those who have made way with her husbands body to tell of it's whereabouts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
CH|CAG0 GETS
 BIG CONVENTION Won Out Over Kansas City and Denver for Gathering of Republican Party's Representatives 32 VOTES DID WORK National Republican Committee Met in Washington Yesterday-Denver Was Active .Contestant-kansas City Disappointed
32 VOTES DID WORK

Washington, D. C., Dec 7.-Mem- bers of the National Republican Committee gathered at the Shore ham Hotel early today Ill preparing for the last session of their meeting The sole topic of conversation was the place of holding the next na- t. onal convention which it was gen. erally understood would be decided during the day. Chicago and Kan sas City were the leading candidates but Denver resolutely declined to be left out of the running and many friends of that city mingled freely with the delegates urging that they consider the climatic and other ac. fractions of the plains city before deciding to go elsewhere. Early in the day MT. Lowden on behalf of Chicago, claimed thirty-two of the tifty-four members for Chicago while on the other hand Kansas City delegation contended that Chi cago had only thirteen delegates pledged while Kansas City is sure of no fewer than twenty-five with long list of unpledged and uncer- tain members to draw frowu. There however, were evidences of a ten dency on the part of Eastern and Southern men towards the Illinois center and it was predicted that the city would get some votes from the for west.
 The committee was called to or de. at O l5, MT. MillsofDehnve :, presented the claim of that city for the convention. Representative Lowden spoke for Chicago, and Senator Warren for Kansas C.::t,. The vote being taken selected Chi cago as the place for the next Re- publican convention. The vote was Chicago 32, Kansas City 17, Denver I. The convention will meet June
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

diaely for Pine Bluff. where they arrived last night and will be ti:e guests of the groom S parents, Mir. and Mrs. l. J. Moore, on South Main street for few days MT. and Mrs. l. J. Moore yester- day celebrated the twenty-eighth anniversary of their marriage.
 MT ad Mrs. Oscar Moore will make their home at Warren, where he holds a responsible position with the Bradley Lumber Company. He is young man of sterling worth and is a member of Sahara Tem- pie of this city. Miss Thompson, his bride, is said to be one of the most accomplished and attractive Young ladies in Southeast Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
NEW THEATORIUM
 A GREAT SUCCESS

The opening of the Theatorium was a feature on West Second avenue be-
 tween Main and Pine streets last night. People thronged to see Profess sor Hill, the acknowledged king of electricity" walk and perform on a live wire. This was a free attraction and an advertising feature and thor oughly appreciated. The Theatorium was open to the public after the con- clusion of the feat. Crowds were turned away and the hundreds of peo
 pie Witnessing the moving picturJ show, Professor Hills slack wire per forming and acrobatic stunts as we'll as the Original Tennessee Cotton Blossom,' Carroll w. Miller, clever black face comedian, were pleased. This troupe of artists will give two performances there daily during next week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
FORMER M0TORMAN
 IN COUNTY JAIL
E. \. Murray Taken From Dinner Table by Deputy Constable and Will Have Hearing Monday g. Before Justice l.. E.
 Cheek.

E, A. Murray, a white man formerly employed by the Citizens Light and Transit Company as a motorman, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Consta- ble Dunk Stewart on a charge of de- frauding boarding house keeper out of s11. Being unable to make bond for his appearance before Justice l.. F. Cheek Monday, Murray was place in the Jefferson county jail, where he will spend Sunday.
 The charge against Murray is ma}e by Mrs. Jessie Goad of Mo- 1903 South Cherry street. Murray was at his dinner on a small steamboat at the boat landing yesterday at noon when the deputy constable suddenly interrupted him and took him in cus- tody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
LYNCH MURDER CASE
 TO BE CALLED MONDAY

The case of the State against Rob- ert Lynch, a young white man from Humprhey, this county, charged with murder in the first dgeree, will be called in the Jefferson circuit court Monday morning. Attorney w. E. Sor- rells will represent the defendant. Lynch is charged with the murder of Tom Walls, 3 negro, whom he shot and killed at Humphrey several months ago. Walls had only a short time before been released from the penitentlary at Little Rock, where he served year tor shooting a white man in this county. He posed as a bad nigger' and Lynch is to pre- sent a plea of self dsisnse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
JEFF DAVIS
 AS NE REALLY Is  Senator From Arkansas as I Stranger Saw Him in -Washington-Found Him Writing Letter Home.
 '~|' - - QUIET MEN MASKS
Force, Says Writer in Washington
 Paper--Well Being of the HoMa
 Folks Nearer to His Heart On Eve
 of First Term in Senate. .rt
Is Senator Davis in?'


 'Ill see." The desk clerk at the Metropolitan Hotel repeated tho query to the telephone operator, and the reply came immediately. The visitor would find the Senator in 11iS room. It was a large room on the second floor, and the door was upen- ed by the Senator himself his other hand--and it is large, firm hand that clasps another's with a good, hearty grip--held out to greet tho caller, says the Washington Star Of recent date.
 Hearty, too, with the quiet, sincere hospitality of the South in it, was the greeting. And Senator Jeff Davis Of Arkansas, who will.today be sworn in as a member of the most august de- Lucrative body in the United States. waved his guest to a chair the most comfortable in the room. The Senator had never seen the visitor until he opened his door to him; he didn't know the callers business, nor any thing about him save his name, and
 (Continued on Page Five)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
DOCTOR JORDAN :, ,s. LECTURES IN MEMPHIS

Dr. Junius Jordan, one of the strongest men in Arkansas, is to make an adress to the city and coun- ty school teachers at the High school building at g o'clock this morning. Dr Jordan is a noted ed- ucator. He served one term as su- perintendent of the public schools of Arkansas.
 1t is expected that all of the city and country teachers will hear Dr. Jordan, and following the lecture the teachers will visit the Turner Art Exhibit M cmphis Conner c'al-Apptal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
ERWIN ASSURES
 DUTIES AT CLIO

B. A. Erwin, who was placed in charge of the Bluff City Lumber Con- pany's commissary at Clio Friday by Chancellor John M. Elliott, succeeding J. \. McFadden, who has been there for years and who was discharged with many other employees of the con- pany there through the orders of the court, is now at Clio performing his new duties, Erskine Hightower is assisting him there. MT. Erwin was formerly chief clerk at the Cotton Belt offices here and later served in the capacity of traffic manager at the Bluff City Lumber Company's plant here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

Joe s. Altschul has gone to Hot Springs for. a few days where he will .viist his daughter, Mrs. Charles 4. Parker, and incidentally enjoy q visit with his new grandson, who arrived at the home Of MT. and Mrs Parker, recently Mrs. Parker was formerly Miss Brunette AltSchul of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
GOV. PATTERSON
 IS MARRIED

Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 7.-Gov. Nal colm R. Patterson of Tennessee was married this afternoon to Miss Ma mic Gardner at Union City, Tenn. Miss Gardner is a sister of Russell A. Gardner, the millionaire buggy manufacturer of St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
OSCAR MOORE IS
 NOW A BENEDICT
Was Married to Miss Nellie Thompson at Warren Yesterday and Will Spend Their Honeymoon in
 Pine Bluff.

Oscar Moore, formerly of this
 city, was married yesterday morn ing at Warren, to Miss Nellie Thompson, a popular young lady of that city. The ceremony was performed at 9:30 o'clock and thu happy pair took the train imme-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
l6th

Henry Bernath, of the Arkansas and Texas Consolidated Ice and Coal Company, will leave shortly for Philadelphia, Pa, where he will spend several weeks with his broth CT and other relatives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

Byrd's schoomates, the Sesame Club and various other organizations and individuals.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21
c. & 0. OFFICIALS HERE.
President stsysns And General
Manager Doyle on Visit.
OPENS DAY At THE EXPOSITION
Conference on Grounds in Reference
to Railway company's Exhibit
Steamer Callahan Inspected Short
Iy After Her Arrival at Yard.

President George w. Stevens and
General Manager c. e. Doyle, of the
chesapeake & Ohio railway. arrived
IN this city from Richmond on their
private cars yesterday morning and
went to the local shipyard. where
they inspected the double end ferry
steamer John Callahan. which had
Just arrived from Washington and
which has been chartered by the
chesapeake & Ohio for the Exposi-
ton period
After leaving the shipyard the rail.
road officials went over to the EXPO.
si'ion grounds, where they spen. the
afternoon comforting with the Expo
sition OFFICIALS relative 10 the Ches.
iDeake & Ohio exhibit at the Tercen.
tennial. They returned to Richmond
on the evening train.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21

the Trinity Methodist church, passed
me 1000 mark yesterday, and Mrs.
Ebert Nexsen. of the Joseph Charles
Auxiliary 10 the General Hospital is
now nearing this mark.
light vote was cast for the gen.
tlemen Yesterday. Mr. Gregory pass
ed the 1000 mark. and Mr.. Rogers
sun, leading with nearly 5000 votes
to his credit. added couple of hun.
dred TO his total. More than two
hundred ballots were put in for MIR:
Abe Horwitz, of The I%ks
Honor certificates win be awarded
each day this week u the lady and
gentleman receiving ithe hest sup.
port. This puts evet candidate on
an equal footing, as fhe one at tho
very bottom of the III may. by hard
work, get better SUPPORT during a
single day than the Iader. AS stated
above. the lady and gentleman hold.
ing the largest numlr of these honor
s VIII neY Friday be cred.
ited with 500 extra otes.
The rules of thj contest viii bo
found on the elefnth page of the
Daily Press today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21
SPECIAL MEETING OF
COUNCIL is CALLED
Lower Branch Will Adopt Police
Ordinances Next Tuesday
Night

President d. S. Jones, of the ccm-
mon council, yesterday instructed
Clerk Hudgins TO issue call for q
special meeting of the common conn
Gil for next Tuesday night AT 8
o'clock, for the purpose OF consider
ing and acting upon ordinances ap.
proprating $4,000 for the use of the
police commissioners, and 5000 to
cover an increase of $40 per man. in
the police department during the
months of May and June.
President Jones took action in ac.
cordance with a request sent him
several days ago by Councilmen West,
Boiling and Cheadle.
When these ordinances have been
passed by the council they will be
signed by the mayor at once, as the
board of aldermen already has adopt
ed them This will permit the police
board to employ extra men Just as
soon as they are needed to patrol the
city when the Exposition crowds be-
gin 10 come.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21
Hiss DInIlock and Nj. Rogers
Took lhs First.
Ill LADIES WELL SUPPORTED
Candidates Who Hold Creates. Mum.
Der of Honor Certificates In Daily
Press Contest Next Friday VIII Re.
ceive Special Credits of 800 Votes.

Honor certificates. to he used IN
securing The special credits of 500
votes which will be given next Fri
uaS, were awarded in the Daily press
trophy contest yesterday for the first
time. o.
MISS Cora Dimmock. of ST. pam,s
r.piScopal Sunday school. received
better support than any other IaIv
S a. received the lady's certificate.
MI mr.. "A. B. Gregory. of the Reotor's
mum NJ won the certificate for gentle.
\ Mss MISS Dimmock now has more than
100 votes TO her credit and # Is he.
lieSved mat in another day She will
De pushing Mrs. NJ. w. Gayle. Of
sew 9ea Chapter Daughters of the
ohIederacy. for first Mace. Mrs
Gayle still leads with n fine mnra,n
70 spare. over 1000 ballots HAVING
9een east Tor her. Mrs. J., b. Cline.
INST. Nof the Ladies Aid Society Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21
CHARTER FOR CONCESSION.
Company Incorporated Here for At.
tractive Amusement Place.

company Incorporated Here for At.
tractive Amusement Place.
The Crystal Mirror Maze COMPANY
incorporated, has been organized In
mis- city and will operate on the Ex.
position grounds during the period of
the Exposition.
The company is composed of j n.
Hagby' president: r.. l.. Frye, vice,
president; II. C. Petzold. secretary.
treasurer: the above Officers with w.
}. knight. J. c. Craven. Il. c. Shields,
T. }, Christian. lr, W. II. Hodge and
d. u. C!inedinst as directors. and Is
capitalized at S7.50000.
The company has secured a snlen.
did position onthe War Path and
erected thereon large building.
which Is complete and ready 10 open
Tie attraction consists or a mirror
maze. wire labyrinth. bottomless well
ana 4 new feature known as .phe
Lost Lady" who can be seen and
talked to from all parts of The huild.
ing, yet cannot lie located
All are illusions effected by mirrors
ana they have proven winners at pre.
vious cNpositions
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21

Dead Poets, Turn over.

La Tribuna di Roma throws some
iight upon the recent information On.
bied to this country that Signor d..
Annunxio, the Italian poet and play.
wright. had refused tempting, of.
Ter TO lecture in America 1t seems
mat some time ago Signor d'Annun-
2io manifested II desire to Common.
datore Riccardi TO give a course OF
lectures In America, Sienor Bonetti.
me lmpresnrio. was Informed. and nj
once Offered tn pay all expenses and
SZ'oOO each fer Il series of eight leo.
lures, or $4,000 in all, On this offer
neiig received by the poet, the fol-
lowing reply was made:
Il was disposed to cross the Allan.
nc but not for a packet of cigarettes
Thanks all the same. GABRIELLE"
since the receipt of this message
signor Bonetti. who has all the or.
terprlse OF a Yankee press agent, has
sought TO discover the address of d..
Annunzio's tolsacconist-b in vain
York Evening Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21
A SPRING MEDICINE

With the advent OF Spring many
people feel the need of tonic of
some sort, and there are not a few
favorite spring-tonict formulas treas
ured almost as heirlooms in old fam.
lilies. Some Of these have real merit
and should he made public for the
public good, butitheir holders are in
most cases loatil to give them wide
publicity. A thoroughly scientific
prescription that is found to do the
work required OF "a Spring, medicine
and to do il quickly and agreeabiy is
composed of la OF. Fluid Extract OF
Buchu. / or. Bulso Mixture, IA o.
Fluid Extract GentiaHs Compound aud
10 ozs. water. The proper dose is
tablespoonful taken three times q
day, before. meals. Any good phar-
macy VIII put MP this prescription at
small expense tn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21
SHIPPING REPORT
Calendar for This pau-
Calendar fer Monday.
Saturday April 20, 1907.
Arrived.

Arrived.
steamer Daghestan tBelD, Vries
Port Arthur-to Chesapeake & Ohio
Coal Agency Company for bunker
coal.
Steamer Waccamaw. Trott. Port.
land-to New River Consolidated
Coal Company in ballast.
Steamer Bay State. Won Sneidern.
Lynn-to White Oak Coal Company IN
ballast
Barge badger from New Haven
TO White Oak Coal Company in bal
last.
Barge Badger from New Haven
TO White Oak Coal Company in bal.
last
Barge Ohio from Boston-to Chesa.
ncake & Ohio Coal Agency Company
in ballast.
Barge Idaho from Boston-to
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
Company in ballast.
Barge Sagua from Boston-to New
River Consolidated Coal Company IN
ballast
Barge West Virginia from Boston
TO c. H. Arnal in ballast.
Cleared.
Steamer Atheniana OBJ Twiddv.
Cardenas. Berwind-White Coal
Company.
Sailed.
Steamer San Christabol tRr). Kens
from Cienfuegos), Liverpool; Castle
ventry mr). Berncr Nrom Phila-
delphia), Savannah; Daghestan (BeI)
Nries, st. Louis du Rhone via Genoa
Atheniana lBr), Twiddy, Cardenas
Schooner Emma f. Angel, Trip,
Boston.
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There will be ''Thimble Bee at
tie home OF Mrs. Ebert Nexsen,
Forty-seventh street and Huntington
avenue, tomorrow afternoon from 3
to O'Clock for the benefit of the
public library fund.
Miss Lorena Wilson has returned
from visit TO relatives in Peters.
burg.
Rev. j. w. Porter. d. D., returned
yesterday from Richmond, where he
has been conducting revival services.
Mrs. Marlborough has returned to
Richmond after spending Il month
with her daughter, Mrs. F. S. Blan-
ton, at her home, 900 Fiftieth street.
Miss Grace Winters, of Meclen-
burg county, has returned home after
Il visit 10 her sister, Mrs. w. l..
Tompkins, on Thirtieth street.
Dr. Joseph T. Buxton returned yes
terday from trip to Rochester,
Mimi, where he spent several weeks
taking special course in a hospital.
Mr. c. b. Moore has gone to Eliza.
beth, n, j., TO accept position. Mr..
Moore has been employed at the shin.
yard for some time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21
.NsPLENDlD TO USE.

Tn Us is the month to rid tho
systeiSl of Blood disorders of all
kinds. OF which Rheumatism is
the Ir1lost prevalent symptom
and hal rdest to overcome dur.
ing theE winter months. when
the KiL''neys have failed to fiji.
ter out THE uric acid and other
waste ma tier
A wthll.known authority
writes that the worst ferns of
Rheumatism D. Blood disorders.
also Kidney and Bladder weak.
ness are often readily relieved
and prevented during an entire
year by taking fppr a little while
one teaspoonful 1of the follow
ing mixture after Gmeals and at
bedtime, viz:
Fluid Extract Da. ndelion one
half ounce. Compound Kargon
one ounce, Compound Syrup
Sarsaparilla three oui aces.
A local druggist states that
these are harmless ingrt fdients.
which any good presci Upton
pharmacy can supply and any
one can easily mix themN at
home by shaking in a bottle.
1t is said by many of the old
folks that the above mixture. III
taken during this month, Will
add years to life and prevent
many Il sick and miserable day.
during the year. !.