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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
PARENTS ASK FOR
RETURN Of CHILD
Petition for Writ OF Habeas Cor
pus Filed by Joseph Steward
And Wife.

\ petition for writ Of habeas cor
pus was filed in the district court this
afternoon by Joseph Steward and wife
TO recover possession OF their l3-year-
old daughter Florence Steward, whom
they allcge is unlawfully restrained Of
her liberty, by her uncle and aunt, Ed
ward Douman and Ann DOuman, who
reside at Layton. Utah.
They claim that Jan. 10. 1906 they per-
mitted Florence TO visit her uncle and
aunt az their home. which she did.
They have repeatedly demanded the
return OF the child. but Mr.. and Mrs.
DOMAIN have failed to comply with that
request hence a writ of habeas corpus
Is asked IN order to compel the Do
mans to bring the child into court Sc
that It's future custody may be deter
mined Judge Armstrong issued the
writ. which IS returnable ON June If, at
10 o'clock a. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

Thpatcr---Tonight sees the farewell
Of Maudc Adams in her wonderfully
successful engagement In Peter Pan"
Last nights attendance broke all pre-
Nious records of the week and many
people remained standing throughout
The evening. The company leaves for
san Francisco Immediately after to-
nights presentation.
The advance sale is now going on for
the two performances of Mrs WAR
rcn's Profession" to be given by Rose
Coghan tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming.
Orpheum--Tonight Is the regular
society night at the Orpheum, whore
THE Dancing Girl is holding the
boards Rehearsals are now i'm fun
swing on William Gnlettc's four-act
farce 'An the Comforts OF Home.
with its famous gag lire AN | gifts
ART
Grand--"Hcarts Of tho Blue Ridge"
viii be- given for the last three times
tonight, tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming.
Lyric-The last chance to see the
startling work of Albini in his demon
STATIONS Of mental tclepathy viii BE-
tonight only one performance will be
given owing 10 the length OF time he
will occupy the stage MIR. Albinl viii
expose the sO~called spiritualistlc feats
OF Anna Eva Fay and other mediums
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clearings-Today's local bank
ciearings amounted to SSSS,604S0 as
against S7l5,53s.97 for the same day
last year.
Church Concert--The ladies Of the
First Baptist church Will give q con-
cert in the church next Friday eve
ming, in aid of the new building fund
LEGAL talent Is to be well represented,
Lambs Killed by CoId--W. p. No
bic has returned from the southern
Wyoming ranges, He reports the sea.
son there, az here unusually back
ward. As cold weather came on dur
ing lambing time fully 20 per cent
Of the lambs have been lost. but as
40 per cent Of tho lambs were twins
the net per cent OF loss is much less
More Showers Duc-The weather
continues shDWery. so that umbrellas
are much in evidence on the s<rects
A high area Is approaching from the
west coast but the weather office pre-
diets further sh overs for tonight, and
tomorrow. fhe minimum Temporal
lures are ranging high, and maximum
temperatures are comparatively low
all over the country.
Text Books Stin Up-'rhe city board
Of education VIII hold an adjourned
meeting tomorrow night at O'Clock
for the purpose Of further consider
ing the selection of text books for the
schools Tomorrow Clerk Judd ~ the
board win pay the salaries of the
supervisors ana principals of the city
schools and the ianitors for the ninth
month OF school
Struck by Lightnin9--A bolt Of
lightning entered the store OF Walsh
4 Davis. 1870 west Third North street
AZ noon yesterday, striking tho telo-
phone instruments that We're stand
Ing on the desk The holt struck with
n report that sounded like a pistol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
DAMP FIELD DAYS.
University at Saltair and Grade schools
Al Lagoon This Afternoon.

The University Of Utah students,
alumni faculty and friends foregather
at saltaM this afternoon, 10 hold their
annual field day general reunion
for old students and day OF parting
for those who are finishing their work
ut school is what the occasion signifies
and II is expected that it viii be heav-
ily patronzcd, despite the wet weather
At Lagoon a dampened field day "
AN the city schools is promised. An
elaborate pr gram including n base
ban game, races, and contests Of vari-
ous kinds is scheduled, but II is doubt
ful how successful n win be with the
continued showers which characterized
this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
Accused Of Grand Larceny She
Pleads Guilty to Lesser
0ffenSe.
PATHETIC SCENE IN COURT.



There was a most pathetic scene in
Judge Dishrs court This morning
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
COUNSEL PASS THE LIE
IN THE HAYWOOD CASE

Boise, June The lie was passed by
counsel early in the afternoon session.
During the ci0ss- examination Of Or
chard, j. II. Hawley again objected
that the witness was not allowed 10
answer the question Mir, Richardson
insisted thet he be allowed to ask ques-
tons his own way.
when you lift the lid you must cx-
rect to find what's in it, said Senator
Borah
"Oh. / know the lid's been fixed for
me-" replied Richardson.
MI liawley jumped to his feet and
said
when you make statement like
that YOU say what is absolutely false.
The court ordered silence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
DENTISTS HOLD
ANNUAL SESS|0 n
Convention Called to Order This
Morning by Or. F. W.
Meakin.
CLINICS AMONG FEATURES.
80 10 Saitair Tomorrow AIicrnoon and
Also Elect Officers for En-
suing Year

The seventeenth annual meeting Of
the Utah state Dental society is being
held In the Commercial club building,
the sessions lasting tWo days The con-
veution was called TO order this morn
ing by Dr F. ", Meakin, with q brief
address, reciting the progress Of dem
tistry In this city and state during the
past t. months, and showing the growth
~ the profession. and the improved
quality Of its work Manager Fisher
Harris of the Commercial club gave ap
address of welcome, Sccy. and Treas.
j. X. Anderson made his annual re-
port, which was followed by reports Of
various committees. These were fol-
lowed by clinics illustrative Of the use
OF porcelain by Or G. W. Gates. that
OF porcelain inlay by Dr. William
BroadbenL swedelng plates by Dr G..
L. rolhurst. and pyorrhea treatment
by Dr. h. G.. FarWeathcr.
This afternoons program Includes a
paper hy Dr @. f.. l1llcrbeCk with dis
cussion opened by IN T.. \. Trip; an
Informal discussion on artificial enamel
Will be led by Drs. A. :. Chapman and
A. g. Dunford. and Or. G. il. BIRD
VIII read a paper ON Has Prosthetic
Dentistry Advanced or Refrigerated? '
with discussion opened by Dr.. @. j..
Stookey This evening there viii be a
paper on OrthOdonta, With stercopti-
con views. by Or, +. j.. Cover. and
discussion by Dr. W c. palrymple.
The courtesics of the Commercial club
will then be extended 10 the convention
through Manager Harris
The program FOR the morrow includes
O paper from DR. q. II. Steihl on I'm
written History and the Richmond
Crowned Tooth with discussion open
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
Texas Falls in Line

Already some Of the states are in
structiug for favorlte candidate for
president. one state and another falls
In line, till the political sentiment OF the
country Is known to all.
So with McDonald's Dutch Choco-
latcs one state and then another Us
falling In line. Now comes Texas With
Chocolates are likely to rule down
there, Just as they arc swaying the
chocolate buying public IN the west,
Just as they are compelling attention
and having big sales throughout the
east.
Certainly these Dutch Chocolates are
advertising salt Lake, for they go into
the heart OF the territory OF the best
known makes in the country and forge
ahead, making new friends every day,
creating for Salt Lake The reputation
as "a big chocolate center
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07

shot, but did no harm to the occupants
NJ the building except To brighten
them almost out of their wits. A dog
lying lust In front Of the store was
struck and almost Killed by the shock.
lit Aid OF Orphans iiome--ENtend-
ed preparations are being made Tor
the production next Wednesday even
ms In the Salt Lake Theatot Of ''The
TCymaker's Dream, in aid OF tne
Orphans Home and Day Nursery Vhe
play was written 10y Miss Hattie Gel
bert. graduate Of the Emerson school
of oratorN In Boston, and conserve
tory of music In New York. The music
wfl be under the direction of MISS
Esther Allen with q picked orchestra
OF girls Every indication points to-
ward the success of the entertainment.
Abstractors Not Making Money
There was conference this week be-
tween a committee from the Real rs
tate association and the abstractois
whose recent action IN reducing the
realty mems rake offs on abstracts
excited the Nre of the association. The
abstractors demonstrated to the other
side that they were not making any
money! and that their action was
entirely within the bounds OF reason
so the realty committee departed APP
parently satisfied that the ahstractorS
were in the right. However, one real
estate firm Is understood TO nave I'M
ported an abstracto9 from phltna'
and proposes TO add one to the NUM-
Der OF abstract Offices in this city.
Amended Articles---A copy of an
amendment TO the articles of iheor..
poration Of w. II. Wright * sons OF
ogden was illed in the secretary oi
states office today, by which the CAPT
tai stock of the company is Increased
from 500 O0o to 100000, divided IN
to shares II the par value OF Sioo
each. The Aultman & Taylor Ma
chine company of Mansfield, ONO
also fled an amendment to its articles
of Incorporation with the secretary
OF state today by which its capital
stock is Increased from 100000 to
Sl.O00,0O0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
STREET IN ST. LOUIS
DROPS TWELVE FEET

ST Louis, June "A portion NJ WASH
ington avenue immediately west ar the
intersection Of jefferson avenue. dropped
Il feet below the surface this morning hY
the collapsiug Of the roof OF one Of the
natural underground passages known ~
Uhrgs cave. The main underground
passage way is 30 feet below the SurIn &c
at Washington and Jefferson avnnue and
has 1--WE branches which extend In dit-
fcrent directions for mile. Their exist
ence was discovered IN 1868 whom Joseph
t'hrig erected brewery NJ the point
Of radiation OF the branches II Is fear
ed surrounding buildings standing over
the passages may sink.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
PILGRIMAGE OF THE UTAH PIONEERS
SIXTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.

days and 1 believe that almost every
afternoon since, we have been visited
with thunder showers, which seem to
originate IN the vicinity Of this peak.
Another company OF oregon emigrants.
consisting Of 10 wagons, passed US dur
ing our noon halt In the afternoon
we travelled five and quarter miles
mostly descending ana eucamped on
the bottoms Of Horse Shoe creek, by
the side Of a large and very excellent
spring OF clear, cold water. Here we
found more luNurlam growth OF grass
than we had seen upon our journey
The timber Is cottonwood willow ASH
and boXelder considerable quantities
of pine grow on the higher grounds
Another heavy thunder shower oc-
CURED Just after We campod, from the
direction of Laramie Peak, The roads
have been somewhat rousht, on account
OF the large quantities OF stone which
are scattered over the surface of the
uplands-'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
sl,r FInircrs iIerseIf.

II simply love New York mon" said
the EnglishwOman They have made
me feel ten years younger than 1 felt
when I left London. 1 had always
heard that men IN this town give Il
seat In a car to a woman who has be-
gun to snow signs OF age.
Not one has honored mo with such
a courtesy In an the weeks that ] have
been here, therefore / iiatter myself
that I still retain the appearance OF
youth. New York Globe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07

Al o o'clock a. m. the thermometer
stood az 80 degrees f. IN the pioneer
camp. The morning was calm and par
tally cloudy 4 heavy dew deposited
during the night In the forenoon the
pioneers Travelled seven and three-quar-
tiers miles without water and halted
10 noon by the side OF a small spring In
latitude a. degrees q minutes 81 sec
onds. This forenoon" writes Orson
Pratt "wo have gained IN elevation
very fast Laramie Peak, about " or
10 miles to the southwest, showed from
this position "a good advantage. Its top
was whitened with snow, that acted the
part of a condenser upon the Vapor of
the atmosphere which comes within its
vicinity. generating clouds which are
precipltated In showers upon the sur.
rounding country This peak has been
visible to our camp Tor eigh. OF "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
STRIKE BREAKERS.
Two Hundred More Arrive i'm san
Francisco.

San Francisco. June Two hundre.
more strike breakers arrived In the city
last night to enter the service OF the
United railroads. They were trans
ported 10 the carshed at Turk and Fill
more streets in two large cars which
wore run out Of the barn At 9:45 after
the last car for the night had been
turned In.
II was reported this morning that
the high tension Wires on the san Ma
teo line had been cut last night near
Colma. The company has had more
trouble In this line than on any other.
ana detectives are now patroling the
route Two nights ago a bridge on the
line was cut at the foundation, and
several times the wires have been put
put of order
The break in the wire was repaired
az an carly hour this morning ana seiy-
Ice was resumed with little delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, June 7.---NIoncN on call.
easy "a p2 per cent: ruling rate.
closing bid and offered . per cent,
Time loans, steady; go days. ~ n
3M per cent 80 days ~ % I -iS
months, 1905 per cent.
Close; Prime mercantile paper, "a
> - per cent.
sterling exchange strong with ac'
tual business In bankers bills, AT
i.s7.OS6O 1910 for demand, and at
i.s3.7Od0 1875 for 80 day bills; post,
cd rates, i,Stls a. 1885, commercial
bills, 1870 I.Slis.
Bar silver, SO X.
Mexican dollars. 5i3k
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds firm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
THEFTs BY FALSE CHECKS.

New York. June 7--Thefts aggregatng
S35 O00 by means Of false checks VIII be
brought TO light according 10 the detec
tive bureau. by the arrest early today OF
August Dohu. 80 years old for IL years
past strusted empoye and s, Baunhnn
other arrests ars expected today LJout.
stranshy, the ofiictr, who made the ar
rest said that the prlboner attempted 10
shoot himself when placed under arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
RrnroN srEs rREsIpENr.

Washington June Representative
Burton chairman of the inland water
ways commission, talked with the pres
idont today about the trip to he made
down the Mississippi river I'm October.
Mr. Burton SAID that it had been def
nitely decided by the president that he
viii embark az Keokuk oct. 2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Ethel l.. Miner filed suit for divorce
In the district court this afternoon
against Guy NJ. Miner, on the ground 81
failure To support The marriage took
place I'm this city ON December Is. 903
ana n h. alleged tina since Jan, j. 1907.
defendant has failed to support plaln-
tiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
Plans Perfected Today for Their
Entertainment While in
This City.
PROGRAM IS NOW ARRANGED.
Clearing House Association and Com
ncrcial Club officials Meet and
Outline u Good schedule.

when the gentlemen from Omaha, 100
merchants strong, step off the train
at the Oregon Short Line depot sat
urday afternoon, week from tomot-
row they viii he given the warmest
welcome Salt Lake knows how TO ~
tend.
This fact was assured today. in Nil
its practical "details. when Charles S.
Burton, president Of the Clearing
House association. met with that body
at II O'Clock to arrange for its part in
the program, and then met again, as
chairman Of the Commercial club house
committee, with that body AZ l2;50
o'clock to complete the arrangements.
In the meanwhile Nh hurley. Mr.
Reeves and Mr. D. = Spencer Of the
oregon short Line railroad had been
brought into conference with members
Of the Commercial club committee and
final program, to which each Of the
three interests contribute some parl,
has been made up.
BRASS BAND CONCERT
IT begins with q brass band concert
TO welcome he Omaha people as their
train pulls In, with a Commercial club
committee on board, II having gone
north to Ogden for the purpose Of
meeting the special train,
SPECIAL CARS.
Special street cars will convey the
visitors to the Commercial club. where
it Is expected they viii arrive by $3.50
o'clock. Their special object is To meet
the business men, and 10 accommodate
them IN this regard an Informal recep-
ton will be held at the club from go
to 400 y. NJ. when the railroad officials
wiz take charge, with a Seeing Salt
Lake street car party that will take m
all points of interest.
SMOKER IN EVENING.
At $50 a smoker will be held IN the
Commercial club rooms. and every et-
fort will'bc made 20 make this great
success. Local business men will be eN-
pected TO turn out and get acquainted
with the visitors. and help entertain
them in the thoroughly Informal man
ner II Is aimed ia have the affair pro-
need.
sunday morning an opportunity will
be allowed FOR rest. No attempt viii be
made To disturb the visitors until p.
m, when a special train will carry The
party to Saltair allowing them two
hours NJ the resort for sight seeing ana
swimming II any desire to tempt the
watery brine Az $50, when the special
returns TO Salt Lake it will be to de-
liver the visitors to tabernacle organ
recital, for which arrangements are
being made. sunday evening another
informal time win he held ut the club
and at midnight the party will leave for
the cast
APPROPRIATION MADE.
The entertainment will be carried out
Ender the direction Of G.. s, Burton and
the Commercial club finance and house
committees, of which he is chairman.
atiiliating with the railroad officials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
STANDARD OIL EXCEPTIONS
0v6RRULED BY COURT,

ST. Paul June 1.-The United states
circuit court today oyerruled tho exoop-
tom TO the bin Of complaint ~ the Unit.
ed states against the standard on com.
papy and tho defendant 10 granted leave
70 answer ~ 90 portions OF the bin ~
which II had hled exceptions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
THE MlDDlES' BALL.
Miss Smith of salt Lake City Was
Guest at Ii.

Especial to the "News.)
Annapolis, Md, June Miss Smith.
Salt Lake Guy, was a guest az the
middies' ball.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADE.

The entertainment will be carried out
Undcr the direction of c. s. Burton and
the Commercial club finance and house
committees, of which he is chairman.
afiiliating with the railroad officials
The Clearing House associa ton this
morning made an appropriation 10 help
in the work of entertainment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
Monum emit

An interesting book containing
a full account uf the trip OF the
Centennial Memorial Party 10
Vermont and the dedication o.
the Monument,
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-19
The Lay Of the Panhandler.

The southern side of Fifty-ninth
street. or what is sometimes called
Central park, south, is getting to be
a favorite working ground for pan
handlers, especially at night, says the
New York correspondent of the Pitts
burg Dispatch.
1t is quiet along there and the con-
ditions are favorable for the pan
handler. A short, stout man Of pros
porous appearance was walking along
there the other night, when youth
suddenly appeared out Of the darkness
Say, boss" he said, insinuatingly
Il have just come in from Cincinnati
haven't had a bite for three days
Can't you spare a nickel, boss, to helI
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-19

along young fellow what's down on
his luck?''
The stout man quickened his pace
and said NO, I have nothing for
YOU
A few hundred feet farther on an
other hobo addressed him. Say, boss,
I'm just in from Cincinnati" he began,
''and ! haven't had a bite to eat since
day before yesterday. Can't you-?'
mo, can't" broke in the man. He
had crossed Seventh avenue, when
still another youth accosted him, and
began:
Boss, ! have Just come in from Gin
cinnati. and"
The stout little man turned fiercely
Nov, see here" he's said irritably
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-19
WOMAN DYING WITH fever,
CH|LDRENCRYING FOR BREAD;
|. AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

mentioned at the prayer meeting at
Main Street Methodist Church last
night so that the ladies of the church
might look after the unfortunate wo-
man.
Later it was learned that Captain
McAfee, of the Salvation Army, and
his wife, had taken the children to the
Emergency home, but not before one
Of Gods gentle women had been there
and done what she could for the wo-
man and her young children.
The lady referred to discovered this
pitiful case and the Daily News be-
came aware of the conditions through
her.
Captain McAfee 'phoned the Daily
News that he and Mrs. McAfee would
spend the night by the unconscious
woman's side and would do all in
their power for her relief.
The case is an unusually sad one
and demands the attention of all
Christian people