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country in an aimless manner lie
viii rest up and gel something to eat,
In the mean time, 1t would be we'll for
amy OF the Fins I'm Eureka, who are
expecting the arrival of friend from
Pennsylvania, or any other eastern
point, TO make some inquiries which
might help to get the wanderer in a
condition to take care OF himself.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
A motion TO dismiss. On the grounds
that no offenses We're charged and that
the complaint did not state facts sutli-
Client to constitute a public oifens e, Was
made by Attorney Rydalch yesterday.
in the Fourth district court, in the case
OF Provo City vs. l.. T. Hawthorn, ap-
pealed by defendant from Justice
Moons court. The matter was taken
HIldeT advisement,
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
A letter has been received by County
Clerk Gee from State Auditor Edward
advising him. and asking that the pub
lie be advised that hereafter all mail
and inquiries for the bureau of sta tbs
tics should be addressed TO ~ A. Ed
wards. State Auditor, Joint Building
Salt Lake
Six boys. who took some candy from
the Payson d, & r, G. depot. were
brought 10 Provo to appear before the
Juvenile court. As the juvenile court
has not been organized under the new
law the case has been deferred
N1essrs, j, William Knight and w
Lester Mangum have received their
magnificent Winton M model alton1o-
bile. ordered through Olsen Bros.
DIR. Ray Lnnd, brother OF Prof a, c.
I.und, is here visiting his brother. Dr.
Lund may locate In Eureka for the
practise OF his profession.
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RANDOLPH.
DOUBLE WEDDING.


Special Correspondence
Randolph. Rich Co, March 5O.--
Two happy couples arrived ON the
stage this evening. viz. Mr., Danold Nc
Klnnon, SON OF President A, McISHnnon
und his bride. nee Miss Dorothy VIII.
son, county recorder Of Rich county.
Also MI. Austin Neal and his wife, nee
Miss Mable MclSlnnOn, daughter OF
Nh. A. Mckiunon, Jr,, both couples
were married In Salt Lake few days
ago
THE new church Is about finished
inside now, excepting the seating Car
penters have Decn at work az u all
winter,
The sexton has been out OF Job
for Al long time There has been no
death In town for several months
John Shelby has purchased the Com
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ss II ala on the recent food occasions
no inrther investigate the advisability
ot CARRYING out the recommendation
tle president appointed Cnuncilmen
moyes, Browning and Weathcrby.
Inc law committee reported on the
claims of Mrs. Ruth Basset1 and J. p.
moran Tor damages caused to their
homes through the floods dlsapproy ing
OF the allowance OF the claims. The
report WAS adopted
a partial estimate on the sewer work
being done by j. p. O'Nelll. amounting
10 s7,GSS %, was received from the city
engineer and ordered paid
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I oday $ Ogden News
WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS
improvement OF Roads and Bridges
Receive Attention ar lonrd.


Receive Attention or hoard.
ogden. April 2--The board of county
commissioners received the report of
Commissioner Mddsen. In which Ne "A
Nsed inc construction of a new bridge
over the Weber river AZ Riverdale was
received and the county clerk was in
stfucted 70 advertise for bids for the
construction Of bridge SSlk feet Ions
pS ~ 1eet wide, with 4 strength capac-
~ df 10 TONS.
On reccmrnen dation ~ Commissioner
Moore the feed pipe which runs out
OF the North Ogden canyon will be Tn-
cress ed from NJ to a Inches, In order
to carTy the water that is NOW running
from the canyon.
comm mica lion was received from
tlse residents Of Huntsville asking that
certain roads In that part of the county
be drained The matter was referred
to Commissioner Mckay.
EilS and payIOlls amounting to sew
eral thousand dollars were ordered paid
HIT BY STREET CAR.
young man. who did NOT care to
give his name, met with n painful ac-
cident yesterday afternoon by being
struck with an electric car He ram
60 jump on the from; steps of the
moving eur, and evidently did not no.
tfce that the front doors were shut
and Jumped against the door, which
knocked him from the track against
an electric pole, cutting his head badly
and causing severe bruises. He was
picked up and taken to Jesse Driver 3
drug store, where his injuries We're
cared for
TO BOOST STATE MILITIA
The public is requested to attend the
meeting 10 be held at the arnory hall
this evening In the Interest of the state
ttrEa, vt,gry y
Industrial school band viii be present
and futniss music throughout the even
ing. Shors addresses Will be made by
members OF the Weber club, who are
greatly interested in the movement
An interesting feature Of the evening
VIII be the exhibition drill BY cadets
of the Ogden high school. and bayonet
movements by the industrial school
Lig.lt refreshments win be served by
The ladies'
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ger residence and the George Wahls-
from corner
William Marsh OF Salt Lake City
has moved out here, to rum a butcher
shop in connection with I'D Spencer,
they having bought ont G. a. Peart,
.Tr. MIR. Marsh's wife WIS formerly
from here, being the daughter of o.
j, Spencer,
Girls Eppeck has bought the o. w,
jacobson place and expects TO start
bakery in the near future
TWO or three car loads of horses
were bought and driven away by Mr.
Ammonett, who expects 10 ship them
east. He paid good prices.
1t Is a good thing the snow Is going
as the. hay stacks are getting very
small
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CURED IIEMOHRHAGES OF THE

several years since my lungs were so
badly affected that had many hemOrr-
hages. writes A. NJ AXE, OF Wood. Ind
81 took treatment with several phvsicIans
without any benefit I then Started 20
take Foley's Honey and Tar, and my
lungs are now as sound as a bullet
recommend It In advanced stages OF lung
trouble Foley's Honey and Tar stops the
cousht and heals the lungs. and prevents
serious results from a cold Refuse sub
sIltutes. Sold by r. j. Hill Drug Co.
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Missionary Reunions

During conference week meetings and
reunions OF various qu0runs, auxiliary
organizations and missionary societies
win be held as folIowsi
April ELDERS and saints Of the
Norwich conference, Ia the Tenth ward
meetlnghouse conner Fourth South and
Eighth East. commencing at s %. m.
Northern states Missionary society
IN seycnth ward mnetinghouse 1876 west
Fifth So II, al y, m.; dancing aud
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DOING BUSINESS AGAIN.

when my friends thought / was
about to take leave of this world, on
account OF indigestion. nervousness
and general debility" writes A.. A.
Chisholm, Treadwell n, Y, 'and
when It looked as If there was no
hope left was persuaded 10 try
Electric Bitters, and rejoice TO say
that they are curing me. ana now
doing business again ms OF old, and am
still gaining daily" Best of all tonic
medicines Guaranteed by z, C. NJ T..
Drug Store. SOC.
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TEE pHIcE OF nEALrM.

'"rhe price of health in a malarious
district Is just % cents; the cost of .
box of Dr, Kings New Life Pills,
writes Ella Slay;on, OF holland, Ark
New Life Fills cleanse gently and Inn
part new life and vigor 10 the system.
25c Satisfaction guaranteed at q, c.
M. Y. Drug Store
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TO TIaE, PUBLIC.

wish TO inform my patrons that /
have moved from 76 So, w. Temple,
and have moved to "a So. w Temple.
where 1 have formed n partnership
with w, F. Main, and have no connec-
tion with the old stand Both phones
l1Sl. Bell zoos k.
C. b. GOTTEN.
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PARK CITY.
Easter Services In All Churches
Ereghf Train DerailcG.

Special COrresp ondence.
Park City, March Sl.--A baby boy
was born Friday evening 10 MI. and
Mrs T. C. Coppin.
Services In honor OF Easter We're
held in all the churches in Park City
this evening.
The passenger train on the ID. & r.
G. was delayed two hours this morning
on account OF the freight train which
WAS devrailed at GogoTza
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
WIN Purchase Site for Power Plant
Quarterly Reports Filed.

Provo, April "A communication
was received by the city council an las
meeting last evening FROM City Mar
shall Henry advising the council that
he had, with The approval OF the
mayor. appointed James Snow AND
Hugh AiClSenny special policemen at
q salafs of $50 a month
Mayor f'rEsby reported she employ
ment OF Joseph w. LoveIess- The for
,sser chief, 70 lake charge of the fire
department at sos month
Juvenile Judge Kellogg presented a
report in which he called attention to
The new law and gave IL as his opinion
that the Jaw did not make any change
In the Juvenile court OF Provo City
IL, however, the Juvenile court COM
mission should decide otherwise. and
the council at any time desired Judge
kellOgg's resignation it would be
fOrthc oming Judge Kellogg thanked
The council and officers for the sup
port he had been given in the Juvenile
court work. Referred TO the Juvenile
court committee.
County Auditor Gee prese nted
statement of Provo City taxes for 1906
which showed the following.
Taxes charged 10 county
treasurer .-,.-,,-.,-.. -SS2.6o o. 81
Paid city by county treas
urer ..t.-.,.-n..- ...-.,..,- 1usoS5'Vl
t-l IblA'bN9 SAfsfaN79eAi '4N- -
Reunited .-,--,-...-,..,. 56e,9o
UncOllectable -..-,.-..-. 22S,b0
Charges for collection ,,-. fSS,4s
Tax sales -,.-.,-,.-,,-,. GULL
Total -,..,,-,.-,.-.,.-.' Is H,So0'St
Major Frisby. reported the appoint
nnent OF Dean Strong as poun dkeeper
to fake tho place OF Joseph w Love-
less, resigned Appointment confirms
ed
Bail Commissioner Henry presented
mis- quarterly report, showing $50 for
lelted City Justice Noon reported SllO
collected III fines and imprisonment lot
IO1k days imposed for the quarter end
Ing March 81,
The committee OH electric light was
authorized TO enter into contract WIN
NJ, f. Pack for the purchase OK an
electric power site In the north fork or
Provo canyon for 81 800. provided the
committee found the capacity as repre- =
scented by MIR. Fack-2,oo0 horse power
-and that his title Is good The city
marshal was instructed to enforce lrs
ordinance compelling owners OF Guy
property To trim thelr shade trees. AND
h was given as the sense OF the council
than city prisoners shall be worked on
the streets
Mrs, FERRIS FUNERAL
There was large attendance OF rela-
lives sLnd friends at The funeral ser
Vices over The remains OF Mrs Daniel
FORTS held yesterday In tine SlNtt
ward westinghouse. The speakers were
elder Evan bride, Bishop l., l., Nelson
and Elder Brigham Johnson Beautiful
vocal selections were rendered by the
ward choir
a FINLANDBR STRANDED.
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JUNE WEDDINGS

We have just received new sup
ply of fancy wed ding stationery Call
and see samples.
THE DESERET NEWS.
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DEATH or LILLIAN COTTON

Monday nleht March Is. 1907 death re-
1lfved the suffering OF Lillian Cotton Ut
Fruitn colorado, the l5.ycar-old daughter
oT sanford and Nancy II Cotton, For
several weeks she hud been suffering iron,
an aitnck ~ typhoid fever and tie end
b e. rtInerai services wSfs heII Al "I ~
Cotton home IN Frulta, "Wednesday. ,,be
9Th Elder James Il. aNter, conduct.
Ing the services. The singing being ftrn.
Ished hoy lhe glris school teacher anl
school mates
Timely REMARKS were made by. Elders
Baxter ans n q, Larson.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

errsdet 10
Works st s.
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GRAND JUNCTION.
Two Children Fall Victims of Typhoid
Fever.

Special Correspondence,
Grand Junction. Colo, March aa.-Sun.
day. March e. The 7-year-old son OF Mrs
Atlanta Lance passed from this life Inro
eternity, having suffered for some Few
weeks with typhoid and died or typhoid.
pneumonia, Funeral services Were held
Tuesday AZ II o'clock at the Lance home
some three miles southwest Of FTuta
Colorado, Elder James r, Baxter. corr
Quoting the services Elders f. IT, Larson
and Wellington Wood. IT., We're the
speakers.
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Tribune Bicycles Arrived.
NJ. & G.. Co. 1913 Main ST., agents.
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The ground is usually germ free at
a depth Of Two yards. but the living
bacteria brought to the notice of the
French academy by Dr. NJ BOudoin
Undsturbed for nearly SEQ years. An
old GsIllc- Roman grave near TroNsss-
poi, in Nende- contained several chsr-
red corpses. and skeletons of goatg,
dogs end cows Cultures OF the en-
velOping slime. a mixture OF sand and
water with remains OF skins and
bristles, gave the coli bacillus and
various species of sphaern-bacteria,
and these organisms mi st have lived
in isolation since the grave was
made.
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holds tho distance and speed record of
6S,35 miles In two hours II minutes, II
400 feet long, 81 feet in diameter. and
has rigid aluminium frame contain
ing Us hydrogen balloons. Two 9i-horsc
power gasoline motors drive four pro-
peIlers
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Manager, II. A. Inrktn
tso astn 81 Telephone l3s-k.

Advertisements Tor vhe Daily
saturday and semi-w eelsly New,
accepted on the same terms as All
the Salt Lake ofnce.
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MUSIC FESTIVAL. TABERNACLE
Messiah" second night. Tickets
Clayton Music Co,
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We can FIJI orders promptly.
MARTIN COAL co,
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Luminous vapor marking the location
of extensive ore deposits a. night was
recorded 100 years ago III Germany,
and has been noted since in North AM
erica, but The observations have been
generally attributed to superstition and
error, Recent investigation has proven
the reality OF such an enlanation from
the earth's surface. 1T IL especially fire.
quent tust before and during thunder
storms, ANA has been repeatedly photo
graphed by a German phycisi. *. zen-
ger, using plates coated with fluorescent
substances. The electric radiation
should be most intense over spots that
are good conductors OF acknowledgement
as beds Of ore and even of coal, The
photographs seem to show the Yaria-
lions III intensity very readily. and
this may give a very simple and Val-
liable means of locating ore deposits.
The automatic signalling lead az
Siostrhnd, "A Swedish engineer. is a
aJ a depth regulated by the line given
To 1t and that is uncoupled-tlrus regis
terinE q signal ON the vessels deck
when its forward end touches bottom.
The roOf-like planes-pointinG forward
and downwaTd-eaWse the kite to s'Iy''
directly downward as II Is pulled
through the water. On becoming un-
coupled, the appa ratus rises, when II Is
pulled In. and after a slight adjust
ment, Ii is ready 10 be thrown again.
without Stacking speed, dangerous
shoals can be guarded against In fog
gy weather or in unfamiliar waters.
or depth observations can be made for
any purpose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02

Ia Beecham's Pills are woman S REM
edy that has been tested and tried for
overhaul century. They are depend
able IN every emergency and never fail
TO have the desired effect, when the
simple directions for theiruse are faith.
fully followed Pale, sickly, weakly
women who avail themselves of these
little magic workers, soon experience
q complete return to bodily health
and good spirits.
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MRS. rERRls' FUNERAL.

There WAS large attendance OF rela-
lives sLnd friends at The funeral ser
Vices over The remains of Mrs Daniel
Ferris, held yesterday In the SIKH
ward Westinghouse. The speakers were
Elder Evan bride, Bishop l.. l., Nelson
and Elder Brigham Johnson beautiful
vocal selections were rendered by the
ward choir
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A CAUSE FOR THANKS.

Charles O'Connor once began an
after-dinner speech in Philadelphia in
this way:
L must confess that L dread to make
after dinner speeches. At the most
sumptuous dinners, even at such a din
ner as this one, If I know that at the
end must make a speech I am ner-
vous, I have no appetite, I find little
to admire in the best efforts of the
chef. In truth, gentlemen, can read
lily imagine Daniel, if he was at all
of my mind, heaving a sigh of relief
as the lions drew near to devour him
heaving a sign of relief and mourning:
Well, If there's any after dinner
speaking to be done on this occasion,
at least it won't be done by me.'''
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WHEN WIT WAS THE SAVING
GRACE.

Prince Jaisingrao, the son of the
Gaekwar of Baroda, denied in New
York recently that his father had said
he found American women ugly.
My father" said the young man, lis
too adroit to make such a remark as
that. Even if he thought it-and he
Doesn't wouldn't dream of saying
it. He is to adroit. Listen.
Once my father attended a Christi
mas ball at an English country house.
He was introduced to lady whose
name he did not catch, and he asked
her to dance with him. AS they dane
ed in the ball room, hung with mist1e-
toe and holly, my father saw an officer
who had once deceived him in India.
Do you see that man over there?'
said my father to his pretty partner.
Well, if there's one man in the world
I hate. it's he
Why said the lady, that's my
husband.
Yes said my father. Yes, OF
course. That's why I hate him.
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LIGHT GREEN JADE.

The light green jade which is now in
great demand is very rare. According
to Consul General Wilder of Hongkong
| it can be secured in it's uncut form
from the Chinese only.
Canton is the center of the trade in
southern China, and buyers must work
through the Chinese to secure it. Even
the two leading jewelers. Of Hongkong
buy it in cut form.
Jade is sometimes secured in masses
of one or two pounds, of varying quail
ity. A rich Chinaman's estate will
often consist in part of a lump of jade.
One New York firm sent represen-
tative to China some time ago, who
reported that he bought jade to the ex-
tent of $4,000 gold. He reported it
cheaper in Picking than in the south.
OF the coveted light green there are
two shades.
One Chinese merchant in Hongkong
reports that he is ready to furnish I'M
cut jade, but the difficulty would be in
drawing the purchaser at a distance
and the seller together in price.
Unless the prospective purchaser has
his own representative on the ground,
Or possibly some jeweler in China who
has the buyers confidence, it might
be we'll, says the jewelers. Circular, to
discuss the matter with a New York
firm with Chinese connection. They
could buy on commission, making use
of an expert in China.
Jade is the favorite gem among the
Chinese, and is largely used by Euro
pean residents, though in England it is
not yet in much demand. Nearly every
Chinese woman, even the female Ia
borer, has earrings of green Jade
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The Right Reverend Chauncey B.
Brewster, D. D., Bishop of Connecti-
cut. told story the other day which
It seems the Bishop had caught a
small boy stealing apples in his or
chard; so, after reproving him severely
Tor some time, he said, "And now, my
boy, do you know why I tell you all
this? There is One before whom even
am a crawling worm; do you know
who?'
Sure replied the boy, promptly:
"the missus."
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Ma asked the little gosling, "are
the big things without horses that
monk SO any relation to us?""No. NV
child" replied the wise old bird fowl.
but the people in them are.''-RaIti-
more American.
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How do you know he is used tn re-
ceiving letters from that girI?" Be
cause, answered Miss Cayenne. she
knew Immediately where to look for
the second page ''-Washington Star.
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I wisht," said Hungry Hank, visit
fully, that L wuz one O. desc here
F1llipeener fellers dat likes dog fer
dinner ''Wot fer?" inquired Fa-
tlgued Philip. "Jes' think o. havin' a
good dinner sicked onter yer every
day-comin' right over de fence at
Leader.
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Strong minded Old Lady Ito the now
wears wife)-Oh, yes, mum, I've ,ad
my ups and downs, but I never 'ad
what You may call a serious trouble.
I've only lost two Observation-Disclosures.
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Yes, ma am" the convict was say
ing I'm here jist for tryin' to f1atter
a rich man." 1.-The ideal" exclaimed
the prison visitor. Yes ma'am, I jist
tried to initiate his signature on
check. '-Philadephia Press.
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SONNET
Written in Holy Week at Genoa BY Oscar Wilde
[ wandered through Scoglietto's far retreat,
The oranges each oerhanging spray
Burned bright lamps of gold to shame the day;
Some startled bird with futterng wings and fleet
Made of all the blossoms at my feet
Like silver moons the pale narcissl lay
And the curved that streaked the great bay
Laughed i the sun, and life seemed very sweet.
Outside the young ypriest passed singing clear
Jesus the Son of Mary has been slain.
and fill his sepulchre with flowers. "
All God! All, God those dear Hellenic hours
Had drowned all memory of thy bitter pain,
The Cross the Crown, the Soldiers and the Spear