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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

Joe, John and Charles. The former Is
first baseman and so is John. He
was with Grand Rapids last seas on
and will captain the Cincinnati Reds
for Garry Hermann during the sea-
son Of 1907. Charles was a catcher
and, with Cietzfen. formed the famous
-'rretzel battery at Detroit when that
team won the championship ~ the
world.
Mike and Jerry ,Dorgan were both
ca,tchers aud both played in New
York, tl.e FORMER being with the
Giants in 1883 and 1884 and the latter
being with the Meuopoitans in the
early days OF baseball
The AIanseIl brothers played ball In
the early eighties throughouI- east,
there being three Of them, Mike, Joe
and Tom
Mike Kelly. who recently stirred up
trouble In the American Association by
accusing an umpire of being crooked,
and WiIlia Kelly who played season
at second Tor Oakland. are brothers.
Rip Van HaItreh now manager OF
the Commuters had a brother who
was destined to become as great "a Star
as the veteran when his career was
NUI S0OlA DN uedln
Homer and Arthur Hillebrandt. who
won many games for Princeton col
lege before Joining Charley Reilly and
his Los Angeles team OF the defunct
Pacific National league, as a battery
were stars until Homer quit the game
To go 10 farming
The three Bodie brothers of the
serni-professionaI teams around TIE
bay are dashing players, and Tay
Stfeib Of the SAN Jose team and his
brother Julie are well known,
j, and a, Bowen OF the Lynchburs
team In the Virginia league and Jack
and Mike ONell. who We're a battery
for ST. Louis, are similarly related
helped make baseball in the United
States. are brothers. one being Jew
cler aud the other an engraNer.
Pat Donahle, who caught for the
Beavers last Year, ''Jiggs' Donohue,
the man that helped Comisky win the
worlds mplonship, and Frank
Donahuc of the Atlantic league were
raised by the same daddy.
Thomas C''tacks") PARROT, who has
played BAH from the gulf TO the great
lakes and from Maine TO California,
has two brothers that knew something
about The great American pastime and
often delighted the fans of various
bUrgs.
Jesse Stcvall. who played in the
coast league for while. and Harry
Stovall, slated for first base for the
CleYelands. are brothers and first
learned 10 play ball in the northwest.
While the following OF baseball by
brothers is somewhat singular. the
unique feature OF father and son
playing ON one team is seldom heard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
OGDEN TO HAVE
GREAT RESORT
"Heaven Heights" to be Improves
For Summer Amusement
Purposes.
SALT LAKER THE Protector.


Utah can boast OF many beautIfn
amusement resorts. but II present
plans arg carried. this state will hay
another. and one which win be an az
traction for people all over the coun-
try. The principal promoter ls PIN :
O'Mara, president OF the Salt Lake
Auditorium association and the name
of the proposed resort will be Heaven
Heights situated east OF Ogden. Tn,
above cut shows the persp tive of III
resort, and Mr.. 0'Arar;l say ; it win bs
rushed to completion just as soon as Tn
material for construction can be Oh.
tained- Within a couple OF week,
Mr. o Mara will so to PlttSburg, Penn
for the purpose of getting plans for
and obtaining equipment to- CONSTRUCT
the cable road. as shown in the cut
Just as soon as the construction work
Is started, David Eccles win extend
the street car line from the Union d.
pot 10 the lower station, shown In the
picture. From this station cable cars
Will be run 10 Mahlan's peak and from
there the cars will run to the lake.
which is 10 be made. according to the
plans Of the promoters. At this point
there will be a first class hotel, scenic
railway, shoot the chutes, skating rink
and many other attractions.
From the resort proper, the cable
line VIII extend TO the top of Observe.
tory Peak, once used by the govern
ment, but abandoned because of lack
OF facilities to reach the same. Her
a view OF this great sntermountajn
country can be obtained II is II ,2GG
feet above sea level. Mr. o'Mara SAYS
The resort win certainly be reality.
He has a number of men OF money
with him in the enterprise and is con-
tident that the resort viii be the great
est in theswestern country. The cost
of the road and resort Will be between
SlS5,OO0 and $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

very few people would lind it when
out of motion. II Is Derched UP some
where neaY the ridge pole of the barn.
IT is resting Oh beams and is there
stoutly holted Al of the wheels have
been removed. but IN one end of the
rear axle Is "A big nyWhoel and ON the
other a driver Below on the barn
iioor something like a dozen different
grinding, saving and chopping ma
chimes are bclted at different times The
auto that is up In the air In winter
quarters works every day at one stunt
or another aud has never laid on for
repairs The eUglne is worked on the
two low speeds, SO that the machine is
not wearing itself out by lis unusual
line of winter work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
VIA NIAGARA FALLS AND
LEHIGH VALLEY r. r.
To New York .

A delightful trip at any season The
route OF the Lehlgh Valley is famed for
It's scenic beauty. and comfort Is as
sured on it's yestibuled trains. Its
double track is stone baltas;ed
throughout. and trains are protected
by automatic electric block signals.
Your local ticket agent will sell you
tickets reading over the Lehigh VAL
ley from Niagara Falls or Buffalo TO
New York or Philadelphia
Descriptive matter mailed on request
to Chas. $, Lee, G. r. A.. 143 Liberty
St, New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

case James O'Rourke, SIR, who was
with New York in the eighties. plays
in the outfield and manages the team,
while his son Jim holds down first
base.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
CONFEDERATE .CHOLRS.
TO SING FOR VETERANS
BABY BERNSTEIN
TOAST OF COPS
Christening at Home Of Officer
Yesterday Was Occasion =,
for Big Celebration.

Harry Cecil Bernstein. son of Police
man Nathan Bernstein, was formally
introduced to society yesterday, and
many there were who came from L
O'Clock Sunday morning until o'clock
this morning to welcome the little man
into their midst and to congratulate
the proud and happy father and mother
on having son and heir. Harry Cecil
was not able to express his apprecia-
ton. not yet being gifted with lan-
guage, but he beamed kindly on all
who blessed him and wished him luck.
and then fell asleep in his mothers
arms.
According to Jewish custom. Officer
Bernstein prepared a, feast in honor or
the advent OF his little son. and bade
ali his friends welcome. They all went,
and Jim Gary ate UP all the picked
herring.
Natlie, as his friends fondly call
him, had prepared enough for an army
travelling through desert country.
Everybody Toasted and sang and drank
but Jim Gary, who contented himseir
with the mackerel He said he hadn't
had any for long time, and lie wasn't
going to lose this opportunity. Several
.friends helped him home.
The ceremonial began at IL O'Clock
His grandfather, Jacob Bernstein. only
fifty-three years of age, stood as his
godfather, and one of his aunts, Miss
Mary Bernstein. was godmother
Through 1t all Harry bore hiniaelf like
a man. never a whimper escaping from
his lips. proud mother and proud
father and a prouder grandfather stood
near as the christening took place. and
then little Harry Cecil was restored tc
his mothers arms. Immediately the
feasting began. and friends by the
dozen poured In.
They had not a drop to drink nor a
bite to eat until they had seen t1a
baby, except lin Gary. who snatched
a piece of mackerel as he came in.
I'm mighty fond of mackerel.'. he
said. and crunched down.
Made the Food Fly.
AS each was welcomed and presented
to the son and heir of the house. he
was told to help himself, and more
plentiful outlay could not have been
prepared. The table Groaned} beneath
the weight of everything that the
market could afford, and there lacked
nothing to wash it down. Eiilaritr Went
its height, and between the sandwiches
and the glasses Jokes and congratua-
/ lions went the rounds until the happy
4
Maggie Bryant, a friend of the family
gave several rectations. and thel
Casey at the Bat brought down Tho
| house.
Many police officers appeared early
all with hearty lanusiet..,s
appetites.
Mr.. Jacob Bernstein. grandfathel
and godfather. was happier than al
4 the rest. and. with good reason. fo
| lie is the proud father of family o
| five sons and four daughters wht
weigh, In the aggregate, between 100
and 1000 pounds.
Not until the early hours OF morn
ing. when Harry Cecil was fast asleep
Gid the feasting end. The lighted hall
were darkened. and the guests Wen
4 out one by one. Harry Cecil slept on
his father went on duty. and TIL
world began once more to move on 1t
accustomed course. Harry Cecil Bern
stein had been formally presented Il
j his frienEs. and was dreaming Of 9th
= er worlds to conquer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
CRACKED HIS HEAD
With BEER GLASS
Motiler-In-Law Of John Will
lianas Promptly Suppressed
Incipient Revolt.

T.. -,
After having stood all the hen-peck-
ing he could from his mother in5law,
John Williams, scolored, of No. 400
southern Railway ESQ tho street is
designated), revolted yesterday, and
had q beer glass thrown ut his head
for his pains. His paths We're m-
creased manifold, for the glass sew
cred two arteries, one in the forehead
and the other I'M the side on the head,
near the temple, and John WAS like
to bleed to death. Thanking that, he
was bound for the regions OF bliss,
John began singing a psalm vi glory,
but Dr. lmchman, of the ambulance
corps, wig Driver Jackson l,oluing Z,
.reins. made a record run 10 tho place,
aud sewed up the. arteries In time.
Julia Brown, the mother--in-law,
seems 10 be something OF an Amazon,
for 1t has not been long since she
started in on her daushtcr for some
infractinn of laws she had laid down.
The daughter was severely in1urcd,
but surgeons services give her also
ia aew Lease on life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
TO CARRY FIGHT INTO
COMING LEGZSLAT
HENRY NJ. CANNON
DIES SUDDENLY
Well-Known Richmond Man
Succurnbs to Pneumonia AT
ter Sickness of Week.

After an illness of pneumonia which
lasted only one week. Mr.. Henry Mans
field Cannon, well-known citizen, died
at his residence, No. 1920 West Frank
lin Street, at 6;45 o'clock yesterday
morning. Mr. Cannon was a native OF
Richmond, having been born here on
March 1, 1857. He was a son OF the
late Edward Y. Cannon. a prominent
lawyer, and though he resided at diff
ferent intervals in Danville, Va, and
Henderson, n. c., he spent the greater
portion of his life in Richmond. After
completing his education Mr. Cannon
entered the old firm OF Frayscr & Lyon,
of this city, who were large leaf to-
bacco dealers, and he later went to
Danvilie and embarked in that bus
mess on his own account. Leaving
Danville he went to Henderson, N c..
where he lived until 1893. when. upon
the death of his father. he returned to
Richmond
Survived by Widow
In January, 1898, Mr.. Cannon married
Miss Lottie NJ. Sutherland OF Hendar-
son. and she survives him.. He also
leaves one brother, Mr.. George Ram
dalph Cannon, and one sister. Mrs r.
D. Barlisdale. both of this city
Following his return to Richmond
Mr. Cannon devoted himself almost ex-
elusivsly to the management of his
large real estate interests. maintaining
Offices with Messrs. Sutton & Co., on
Ninth Street. near Bank.
Though widely known. Mr. Cannon
was man of quiet demeanor and re-
firing dispositlon, and never sought
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
POP CRACKERS SET
HOUSE TO QUAK|NG
East End Man and Family Un-
able to Sleep on Account
Of Bad Boys.

David Charles, OF Twentieth and
iE,ranklin Streets, last night at the
FIRST Polite station lodged complaint
nnout boys. who, he said, rendered his
ne a veritable torment upon earth.
According to his story the small peo-
pie amused themselves by hurting
some brickbnts at his residence, and
sene, pnlder than the others. crept
close and placed hugo. nrecrackers be-
meath the stills of the house Tho
noise kept the family, the baby in
oluued, awake. and neither Mr.. Charles
nor any others or the household could
close their eyes IN sleep. Mr.. Charles
was IN high dudseon when he walk
en INTO the police station last night.
a,nnd ne threatened % take the law into
ms own hands " the police did not
give him some relief, lie said his
mouse was surrounded nightly by
about ilftN and declared that he hal,
aa,feady reported the trouble to Mayor
;,,tS.'arlhY. ana that now. II no other
neip Is fortheoming he Is going Ia
rs into the business himself. An Of
ihccl was sent to the Mace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
TOTS GOT DRUNK
N ROYAL STYLE
Aged 8 to II, They !" Clipped In
and Bought Quart Of Whis-
key-Parents Indignant.

53 3Y{
Finding 8twoeof Iris own sons ant two
other boys SO drunk that they could
not stand. Mr. Henry Mason OF. q
Street, stated yesterday that he would
institute proceedings against a sa-
loonkeeper named Pollard, Who, he
claims, sold a5quart OF whiskey to he
four. Il
lineage or the boys range from e. ght
to eleven wears. and according to he
story OF ono of them, made after he
was brought round 70 some s,tatelot
snberness, they "chipped in" to buy
quart OF whisley for u dollar. The
whiskey secured, they proceeded ITO
drink. and ii MAS not long before they
had their fill and We're prostrateel.
Mr.. Mason and the parents OF the
other boys are Highly indignant over
the affair. and they promise to give
the barkeeper, who sold tho liquor some
trouble In defending HIMSELF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
NEW CONGREGATION
. ERECT FINE CHURCH
Only Five Months Old, But Will
Have Granite House of
Worship Soon.

Though but five months old the con-
gregation of the Northside Baptist
Church. of which the Rev. q. Is. Aren-
dahl is the pastor, has undertaken the
erection of beautiful granite church
building at Third Avenue and Four
Gurean Lane on Chestnut Hill. Work
has already begun on tie foundation.
The building committee. OF which the
pastor is chairman, and which consists
of Messrs. T NJ. Tienor, i, j. DAVE
ana DR.. A. l.. Martin. Together with
Messrs. y. r. SPOTS. M. $. Doieken and
League of the First Baptist Church,
has had the project in hand for some
time, has been considering plans and
has finally adopted those presented by
AIR. Charles NJ. Robinson. an architect
of this city.
These plans contemplate a granite
building of Gothic design. entirely
new. both as to material and construc-
ton. Granite having been hith erto
churches only. the successful awarding
of this contract proves the architects
. contention that with the abundance OF
granite near Richmond buildings may
he erected economically IL one knows
how 10 do SO. He predicts thut gram
ito churches VIII he tile rule instead
Of the, exception hereafter.
Will compare we'll with buildings OF
two or three times the cost. The main
andttorium is transcript jim form witt,
large gothic windows In each gable;
The ceiling has grained arches OF ma
lioganized pine Tile space about the
rulpit and bnptistry is unusually gen
crous in proportion The baptistry Is
nj concrete With brass rail, witch ball
ances tsie choir at the opposite side.
Tile sunday school room Is divided into
several class rooms by accordion doors,
as Is also the infants department. from
the main Ioom Below the pulpit are
Tie dressing rooms as well AZ the heat
Cd cellar steam heat Will be used
and the building Is planned foi a per-
feet ventilatipg system, to he put in
Al some future time. There are num-
Der of novel ideas in the constructions
The Virginia granite of which this
church will be. cons tructed is found
In unlimited fSintitias all through this
,sectl2n. The ...ork viii be done in
hnmmer dressed aslrlar the natural
eiIeet OF the stone being preserNed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
WEDDING SUPPER GOT COLD
bridegroom Was Afraid 10 Get Liceusc
On IcriDiiI. liz. atI,

DrldeGroom WHs Afraid 10 Get Liceusc
On frirluy, tn. 18th.
Friday. the 18Th, put crimp into n
big wedding scheduled for jackson.
Ward That evening. Plans for the cele-
bSitiou would have been carried OUT
Tor q superStitipus white man
WHO samuel Walker the groom. met
In the corridor of the City Hall. 'rhe
negro was on his way TO the .iust ir,cs
Court for . license. When he halted
astranger TO find the location Of the
ONCE where licenses We're issued. he
was bluntly asked If he would take
ahhnces un the matrimonial sea by
Starring on Friday, the 18th dav of the
month. Being trifle superstitious
to wait.
Wien be returned to the house where
we guests We're assembling and broke
tlle news, maledietions we're hurled at
ms head HE was told TO skidoo and
Get the license, but when he wenY
back 70 the City Hall the doors were
closed S's
Ths wedding supper was kept warm
oFciailEht, ard when he had finished
work saturday Sanluei made his third
"Trip TO the Hastings Court for Iis
license Sur he arrived al 5 o'clock
N TIE afternoon and there was noth-
ing doing again. MeanwIile there is
q sensation IN Jackson Ward society
The wedding food has disappearea
samuel Will take another shot at tJ,G
license man to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
Zig Struggle Over Parallcling OF
r., f. and P. Will Begin
Here To-Day.
EMBREY ARRIVES
JUDGE
Secretary Of New Company Will.
Appear Before Commission.
State to Be Represented.

Through formal application for a
charter to build an electric line from
boswell to fredericksburg. the Fred.
ericksburg and Southern Railway Com
pnny Will begin II movement before
the Corporation Commission to-day to
parallel the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad between these
points. which movement may ultimate
ly result lin n fierce battle in the COM
ing Legislature.
The application will be vigorously
resisted by Messrs. Frank w. Chris
tan, c. v. Meredith and y. l.. Holiday,
representing the state proxies for Viz
GINA and the Board of Sinking Fund
Commissioners, and Judge Alvin 7.
i1mbrey, OF fredericks burg, and per.
haps prominent local lawyer VIII
appear for the new company. Judge
tinbrey, who is secretary of the Fred
ericksburg and Southern and also its
attorney. arrived here last night to
appear before the commission at the
nearing, which has been fixed Tor IL
o'clock this morning.
When seen nj the Richmond, where
he is stopping, the fredericksburg
lawyer admitted the object of his mis-
sion in the city, but he did not care, in
advance OF to-day's proceedings. To en-
ter into any detailed discussion of the
plans of his company.
Way BE the Goulds.
Much interest is being manifested
here over tile organization of the new
concern and ever the rumor, which is
persistent. that the Goulds are behind
the project and that the ultimate in
tentons of the promoters. should the
first battle be won. are to extend the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
PASTOR Is CALLED
Ref. ridden schersr wo French nj Fair
n,ppnt Presbyterian Church.

II
nippnt Presbyterian Church.
congregational p7eetlng OF the.
new H4ilinoinl Presblterian Church
winch was organized week ago was
hsia YESTERDAY afternoon Following d
sermon $ ~ NE Rev. 9. y. StrickleI., ID.
~. OF union Theological Seminary.
Tie church extended formal call
fora portion Of his time 10 tile Rey.
lllden schsrx', pastor of the Hoga
Memorial Presbyterian Church. ana
With the consent of the session of III.
Z H9ae Memorial Church AIR. scherer
Viii preach at the Fairmount Church
each SUNDAY afternoon M 1870 o'clock.
The Paramount congregation has
Scared q lot on rwenlr- second street.
an Fattnount, and expects 10 erect
"a chapel within tho next twely,,
months. Meanwhile u Is worshiplng
IN y rented chapel which was formerly
aseG by the Fairuount Christian
schurcf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
ANOTHER SHOW C LOsED3

NIntlcr slspicIon'' Taken Ofs on Ac-
epunt OF Rnilroad Rates.
s,Under Suspicion at the Bijou last
week. was I'M the city Saturday, and
decided to close the show for the seas
son on account of the nnfavorable
railroad rates. Many shows booked
tor Richmond have cancelled ,;sll South
ierI dates for the same reason. gSi3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
VISIT TO RICHM OND
sClcrlS5 of House OF !COn,I,nns Spends Day
In fl'hla

Clerk Of House OF Commons Spends Dns
Il y In This City. 5i
S83 Sir Courtney Ilbert, OF speakers
court. Palace or Westminster, clerk OF
House Of Commons. accompanied hy.5h his
Mrs. George Young of the
G., lis at the efferson Hotel. 1,
@ They came down from the national
capital yesterday and STOPPED Oyer y 4,
morning for Westoyersand otherspoints
of Interest along the James River, IN
the Underwater section or the State, and
VIII return 70 washington in. q few
days The distinguished BRITISH f-
fie.Al is paying n visit to his daugl-
ten. and Is incidentally seeing some-
thing OF this country. III
Miss Inez EIutzlerr OF No, GA Alonu-
jnient AvenAe, will .bn at home to- her.
friends Sunday evening, December 18th.
il Dr. lIdwartl Mcclure, who was called
to Clarke county by the illness OF his
sister. returned TO the city lastTni ghr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
sunLnN i.in,,nr-srllInn.

haorge Hiil, colored. WAS arrested
yealerday by Policemen Goldshy ana
Rrantley on the charge Of selling
whiskey on sunday. He was caught
~ M establishment on Eighth and
Cary STREETS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16
Cnlare.i Theatre.

f'The Fire klng' ana 9high Mass
vaudeville will be the leading fea-
lures on the program II the Empire
Theatre in North second street 4to-
nisllt There will also be Illustrated
4 songs. SH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-16

The Castle Pelesh at sinaia. the sum
ilner home OF the royal family of Rou-
the most beautiful castles in the world
built in tho Carpatnian Mountain Il 1T
is here that the other ROYALTIES OF
Europe nftenvlsit the King and Queen
OF Ouillaniu.2. $500.
The Jackson herald., 1907-02-07
TWO SISTERS HAD ECZEMA,
Cuticura Cured Scalp Troubles OF
Two Illinois Girls-Another Sis
ter Took Cuticura Pills.

II must give much praise to all
the Cuticura Remedies. / used but
one cake of Cuticura Soap and one
box of Cuticura Ointment, as that
was all that was required to cure
my disease. I was very much trou-
bled with eczema of the head, and
friend OF mine tcld me to use the
Cuticura Remedies, which 1 did, and
am glad to say that they cured my
eczema entirely. Since then we have
always kept the soap on hand at all
times. My sister was also cured of
eczema of the head by using the Gu
ticura Remedies. Another sister has
used Cuticura Resolvent and Pills
and thinks they are splendid tonic.
J cannot say exactly how long / suf.
fered, but l think about six months.
Miss Edith Hammer, r. +. D. No. G,
Morrison. H., Oct. 3, 1906"
The Jackson herald., 1907-02-07
PETS FOR LITTLE PARIsIANs.
All Kinds Of Animals az Plsymates for
the Children.

Children play great role in French
society, as all those who have read
Gyp's inimitable pitt Bob" will read.
lily admit, and now the small Par
isienne insists on receiving on her
fete day and at the New Year a live
pet, instead OF costly doll or me.
chanical toy. The demand has been
creating a supply, and lively trade
is being done, not only N puppies and
kittens, in tiny monkeys and in lambs,
but also in tigers and leopards. Up to
a certain age. these small felines are
quite harmless, and, of course, as soon
as they begin, so to speak, to show
their teeth and sharpen their claws.
they are sent off to one of the two
magnificent Zoos" with which the
Gay City is provided.