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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-06

The subject OF this sketch was born
April go, lS37 IN Richlaud County. o..
and died AT Pennington. Davis county.
Utah, Feb. 20, 1907.
Sister Mayheld was the daughter of
Whitford Gill Wilson and Mary s..
one of the early settlers and grand
daughter OF Bradley Wilson. who with
his seven sons Joined the Church in
1887 in Ohio where the Wilson fam
ny heard the Gospel for the first time
by Elders George A. Smith and Oliver
locality
The missionaries were denied the
privilege OF speaking in the school
house. SO the Wilson boys, (seven I'm
nninber) constituted thems, Ives Il
committee TO see fair play. After hear
Ing the elders speak, the family were
an baptized
In 1866, Sister Mayheld was married
to William Oscar Maylield. In the
year 1853, she moved south, on nc
count OF the johnson army. remain
ing away about a year, Sister May
Held was the mother Of seven chill
dfen, five of whom survive her. They
are, w. .. Maylleld. ,Jr, OF Farming
ton; Mrs. john Cronin. of Salt Lake
City Mrs Eta Bentz of Pennington;
Calvin Mayiield OF Garland. and Mrs.
dehet Coles of Raymond Canada. She
has one sister Mrs, y, f. ChafiIn OF
Pennington, and brother Calvin
Wilson OF Ogden. still living
The funeral was held at the Farm
mgton meeting house March I. 1907.
Bishop INerson of Salt Lake ana i. C.
wilson being the principal speakers,
both OF whom testified of her noble
character.
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OGDEN TO HAVE:
FINE HOSPITAL
Father CuShnahan has Raised
$4,000 for a Refuge for
The Afflicted.
S. l.. & o. COMPLETED JULY I,
Track LAYING Resumed win a kusli
youths Held for BurSiars--A.
O. L. ". Funds in Court.

Ogden, March G.---Tho announce
,nlent has beon made that s7S'-
oo0 has been raised by Rev.
Father 2. NJ. Cushnahan for
the erection Of magnificent
hospital in ogden this year. For sew
eral months past the priest has been
in california for the benefit of his
health, but realizing tho great need
of a good hospital in this city, ne has
A. Is stated. Interested several wealthy
parties ia the matter and they nave
con seuted TO invest that amount OF
MONEY in the institution. Whether IL
A. 1ocsl capital or outside that is TO be
mi into the hospital is not given out.
and as the priest is still ON the coast
he could not he sGGn to ascertain any
further facts. However 1t is learned
thai the site ON which the hospital will
he erected is the corner of Washing
ton avenue and Twenty-SiSth street.
where the Lawrence hotel stands,
which is very good location for such
an Institution, About 10 years ago
the catholic sisters conducted 4 large
hospital in Ogden very successfully,
the sentleness and careful attention
OF the sisters in caring for their pa
tients made for them a warm SPOT In
the hearts of many. Until Father
Cushnahan returns home. which IT liz
expected win be in tine near future.
perhaps no more details concerning
the new hospital will be forthcoming.
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OUT IN IOWA
rhey Had Coffee Drinkers.

An Iowa lacy shows that Postum
Food Coffee has proved great pro-
moter of health She says:
During nearly all of my life till a
year ago ] used coffee daily without
knowing it Kept me thin and feeling
bad was induced 10 quit coffee and
try Postum. I liked It nom the FIRST.
and found that l felt ,Detter than did
while was using the old kind OF COT
fee. So ! continued TO use IT,
After A few weeks / began to real
lie that | was growing plumper, and
was pleased TO find the other day that
| had gained 10 pounds In the Il
months Postum gives Inc splendid
appetite, Ia fact 1 can eat and digest
my food perfectly now
'My husband has, all his HE. been
troubled with bold hives and has
been quite a sufferer from chturrh in
the head. lie also quit COFFEE, and be-
gan 20 use Postum Food Coffee about
year ago. with manifest good re-
suits His catRrrh has vanished and
he has not had au attack Of bold hly-
~ Tor six months. My friends NOT
ing the change in both OF us say,
why. how Well you look! DO YOU
really suppose II Is Postum that has
made the changer and I reply, Most
emphatlcally l do, Tor Il In the only
change we have made IN our mode OF
living
my sister who used 10 suffer great
~ from biliOusness quit coffee and
began To drink Postum Food Coffee
two years ago She never has bilious
attacks any more. Like my husband
NV FATHER has found that his catArTh
has disappeared since he gave up c0f-
leo and began 70 use Postum Food
corree He has also gained decidedly
mi flesh" Name given b. Postum 60.
~.
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VERNAL.
COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY.
Many New Corporations Organized
Epidemic Of La Grip.

Special Correspondence.
Vernai, uintah Co. March There
has been Il great deal Of Sickness IN Yer.
nal the Hast two weeks There lis hardly
q family which has been free from severe
COLDS, ana sore thrOais. There seems to
be an epidemic of sore throats." hut
only In one case has IL proved fatal. The
INFANT daughter of Assistant Postmaster
Clarence Belcher, died on the 18Th after
one weeks Illness.
The Vernal Drug company has been in
cofporated and some Of the leading BUSH
ness men are stockholders, with c. S
carter an president. William H. Siddo-
way. vice president; r NJ Young secre-
tAry; John X. Bullock. treasurer and
with John S. Hacking they arc the dtrec-
tors.
The Acorn Mercantile company is being
Inc <pOrated. This Ia a young concern
but one that glves promise OF substantial
growth, as some strong business men are
Interested in II.
The 1intah Abstract company is incor-
porated and doing good business with
E. r Harmstou and Herbert Tyzack as
hustlers.
A -four milling ana electric light COM
pany is now being organized and is TO
begin active operations. The people ara
invited 70 take stock. Vernal needs
them both and the people hope water
system will soon be under way then Yer.
nal will be a very desirable place to live
IN.
The Uintah Railway company has com.
petsd the White river bridge and freight
Is once more on the road.
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/ I oday ; Ogden News

John Brotherton were taken before
Judge Murphy yesterday for preilmln-
airy hearing on the charge OF burglar
tzlng Wheelwright brothers store Nov.
-, 1905, The two former waived the
hearing and were bound 10 answer to
te charge to the district court under $500
bail The bond was furnished by the
Low boy. who was released from Gus
today IL appears that no has always
been good boy. but got into bad COM
panS and was led into the trouble he is
now In. Brotherton was tried on she
charge, the court finding the evidence
sufficient to bind him over TO the high
er court and flScd his bond at $500.
which he WIS unable 10 furnish.
CANNOT GIVE POLL TAX LIST.
County Assessor Edwin Dix has not
taken kindly TO the request from the
county commissioners at the suggestion
of the county clerk that no be ro-
CURED to furnish the list OF All male
residents of the city between the ages
Of q and 80 who are subject to poll tax
He has sent a letter to the board i'm
forming them that he has already as
sesscd all OF the city and county prop-
erty but about 20 per cent. and TO Sc
cure list as required for poll tax ptr-
poses would now neccssitate more than
a duplication of the work already done
with its attendant expense, and he
therefore states he would certainly hes
itate to incur such expense under the
existing statutes defining the duties OF
his office.
A. Q. L. w. FUNDS.
Judge Howell yesterday afternoon
took up the matter of fixing the fee for
Receiver Craig Thorbuin for the funds
OF the defunct a, q. u. w. lodge
amounting 10 100000. The court fixed
the amount at $3.50 up 10 date. il IL
probable the court will require the
payment NJ the money into the cout-
and he with then have II deposited and
held awaiting the final disposition OF
the same A suit entitled VIM. Har-
conlbe w Margaret Edwards ct al.
holders OF death beneticiaries in the or
der. Is before the court which when
decided win determine whether the
money shall be divided between the pol
icyholders pro rata or whether those
who die first shall be paid the face OF
thelr policies until the funds are eH-
haUsted.
CHIEF DISPATCHER SELECTED.
A successor to II. l.. Bell as chief dis
patcher IN the local railroad telegraph
office of the Southern Pacific has been
chosen in the person of A. b. Mitchell,
who has been filling a similar position
for the II. G. w. at Pueblo, Colorado.
Mr., Mitchell comes to Ogden well rec
commended
WEDDING PERMITS.
Licenses to wed have been granted to
the following couples;
II. b. Child, is, and Miss Ivy Ballan-
tyne, -. both OF Riverdale, Weber
county.
Edward Butt, 20, and Miss Matte
Price, 26 both OF Portland. Oregon
They wera married by Judge j. D. Muir
ply.
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DEsEaET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY MARCH 8 1907

God had blessed her with for the benefit
OF others. The cause ofsher death was
nervous prostration.
She was devoted wife and loving
mother, and leaves husband and three
small children, besides "A host of
friends, 10 cherish her memory.
March has come in on us like a lion.
all day.
There has been great deal al siclS-
ness w the ward during the past six
weeks, mostly la grip.
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sewer to investigate the feasibility of
extending the sewer north as far as
Center street on Academy avenue.
DEATH OF VETERAN IN ARIZONA.
Mrs Il. f.. Brereton OF Pleasant View
has gone to Woodruff. Arizona, to at
tend the funeral OF her father John
Readhead. who died last Monday at tho
age of SIS years. MIR. Readhead was n
resident OF Provo up 10 about 30 years
ago, when he moved to Arizona. He
was an intelligent, energetic man and
was active in the development of the
country both IN Utah and In Arizona.
DEATH OF INFANT.
Desert Ebert. the 9-months- old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vacher of the
Fifth ward died Monday night from a
bronchial affection. Funeral services
We're held this afternoon at the home.
SCHOOL DISTRICT CONSoIIDA-
TON FAILED.
When the trustees OF American
Fork Alpine and Highland school dis
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MRS HENRY LEE

Owing to modern methods OF living
not one woman in thousand APP
proaches this perfectly natural change
without experiencing train of very
annoying and sometimes pa ] n I ul
symptoms.
This Is the most critical period Of
her whole existence and every woman
who neglects the care OF her health
At this time invites disease and pain
When her system is in q deranged
condition or she Is predisposed to
apoplexy or congestion OF any organ,
the tendency Is at this per o d
likely to become active and with Il
host of nervous irrltatlons make life u
burden. AT this time also cancers
and tumors are more liable 10 form
and begin their destructive work
Such warning symptoms as sense
Of suffocation, hot flashes. headaches,
baclthches, melanchoiIh, dread OF i'm.
pending evil, palpitasion of the heart,
Irregularities, constipation and dinsi.
ness are promptly needed by intel.
liRent women who are approaching
the period Of lie when this grea I
change may be expected.
Mrs. Fred Certia, 1914 So Lafayette
Street, So. Bend, Ind, writes;
Dour Mrs. PinkhaIn -
Lydia r. Pinkhain's Vegetable Com
pound is the ideal medicine for women who
When u medicine has been
actually thousands of women, "
It, IT do not believe it will hell
and family to try Lydia h. Pink
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MRS. FRED ceRTlA

are passing through Change OF Life For
several months suffered from bot flashes,
extreme narvopmeSs, headache and sleep
lesness, ! had no appetite and could not
sleep. had made up my mind there was
no help for me until began 10 nse Lydia
u. Pinhhan's Vegetable Compound, my
bad symptoms oessod and It brought me
up my systom and AN in excellent health.
consider Lydia +. pinkhanis Vegetable
Compound unsurpassed for women during
this trying period Of lie"
Mrs. Henry Lee. 90 Winter Street.
New Haven, Conn. writes.
Dear Mrs Pinkham -
" After suffering untold misery for thres
wears during Change OF Life | heard OF
lydia ". Pinkbanis Vegetable Compound.
wrote Won Of my condition, and began To
take LYDIA II. finkham's Vegetable Com
pound and followed your advice, and to-day
! am well and happy can now walk any
where and work as well as anyone, and for
years previous had tried but could NOT get
around without help J consider your rnsdi-
cano sovereign balm for snffering wonisn. I"
Women passing through this critical
period should rely upon Lydia =.
Pinlshams Vegetable Compound. re
there Is anything about your case
YOU don't understand write TO Mrs,
finltham, Lynn, Mas. for advice. II
IL free and has guided thousands 10
health
iuccessful in restoring TO health,
cannot we'll say without trying
me" II is your duty to yourself
ANS Vegetable Compound.
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MANILA.
OLD FOLKS REUNION.


Special Correspondence
Manila, Utah Co, March S--rhe old
folks annual Reunion WINS held in the
meeunshouse Friday March /. One hum
dred and ten persons enjoyed the es,.oi-
lent dinner which hst been spread.
There were present besides the local hon
ored guests, President 3. l.. Chapman and
Wife. President A. j. Exams and wife.
Isaac WasstaT, stake chairman OF Inc
old folks committee and wife also Visit
tors from Pleasant Grove and LindOn
Alter ultlnef very interesting program
was rendered at the close OF w.lIch buna-
oranges and Lemonade were served.
The ward Teachers conveyed tho old
folks 10 and from their homes and those.
membersd by having their dinners sent
To thelr-
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righl Of way IN entering Ogden city
ItVlp thc south. nut large force OF
men ana teams at work one night and
lhid several blocks Of ties and rails
apns INC avenue and pushed the work
nlShe and Gay of putting down Tempo
fary double track from Thirteenth
street to TMenty-dfth street on the
avenue. This irackage has remained In
an uneven condl. ion even since uutIl
yesterday when large force of men
were lut TO work relaying the track so
II can be used. From an employee of Mr..
baetsnofreef 1t was learned that the work
VIII now be done properly which is
taken as an indication that the line is
l 20 ho extended to this city from Layton.
DAVIS county without further delay
One who was In position 70 know
states that II is fully expected to have
lhe trains running In Ogden city by
July l. II is also understood that the
contract for the railroad bridge TO he
quilt over the Weber river has been
The resuming OF active work bS- Mr..
Bambcrger In extending the line from
Sail Lake city Ia Ogden will CONS as
good news TO the people of the cities
concerned.
FUNERAL OF MRS. DONLON,
Impressive funeral services over the
remains or Mrs, Caroline S. Doulon
were held at the Fifth ward meeting
house yesterday afternoon Bishop John
Watson presiding. Several sweet So
lectlons were sung by ladies' double
quartet. Mrs, Mary Farley sang ''some
Tino Wen Understand" and Miss
TtIlie Hancock and Mrs. Jones sang
Good Night" The life OF the deceased
and her devotion to her religious con-
Nictlons was eulogized by Patriarch
George w. Larkin, Elders w. W. Bur-
ton Moroni Poulter, II. j. hammers
and T. A. ShreeNe. The floral tributes
ware numerous and beautiful,
DEATH OF MEYER VAN DAM,
Meyer Van Dam. who was taken 10
the Ogden general hospital sunday suf-
foring from a severe attack of kidney
trouble, died shortly before o'clock
last night. Van Dam was y native Of
Holland. IS years Of age, but has lived
in Ogden several years. His body was
removed to Larkin & Sons undertaking
parors to be prepared for burial.
HELD FOR BURGLARY.
Clarence Low. James Crosbie ana
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WEST SQUARE TO BE PARKED.
Council Wrestling With Sewer Prob
IeIn---Utah County Affairs.
Special Correspondence.

Provo, March 6.--At the meeting OF
the city council last evening Chairman
Miller of the COMMITTEES on public
grounds and city property, presented q
plan for parking the west square. The
matter. was referred to the committee
for further inve stigation as to cost. and
for additional suggestions as to plans.
And the committee WAS authorized to
pay $25 for plan adopted by the coun-
Gil; $40 for the second choice, and S.
for the third choice of plans submitted
The committee on sewer and drains
recommended granting the petition OF
w. X. Spafford and others for a sewer
district on academy avenue three
blocks north from Sixth South street
and two and half blocks east on Fifth
South street. Referred back 10 ths
committee and TO the superintendent OF
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HUNTSVILLE.
IN FAVOR OF ooNsrI1DAT1o
Sentiment In Ogden valley--siss. Alice
Wood Honored.

Huntsville, Weber Co. March A.
About 80 old friends and associates
81 Mtg Alice Wood. a pioneer OF og-
den valley. met a her home last Sat
Mrday night In honor OF her sixty sixth
birthday old inns songs were sung,
old experiences reviewed, and u SPLEEN
did supper was served. Mrs. Wood
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SALT LAKE q OGDEN az.
Rail Laying Eesumed--rsI,ins TO he
Running July i,

Ogden, March s.--Worlt has been re-
stunned by Simon Banlberger In laying
the rails for the extension of the Salt
Lake & Ogden railroad 20 Ogden. Last
year Mr.. Bamberger ia order to get
possession 81 Lincoln avenue, as ~
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CACHE, IDAHO.
DEATH OF MRS. ANN BUXTON
Esteemed Young Woman Succumbs
To Nervous Prostitution.
SpnciaI C,Orresnoudanra

To nervous PrOstraIion.
Special Correspondence.
Cache, Fremont Co. Idaho. March l.
A deep gloom is cast over the people
OF Cache and surrounding country by
the death OF Mrs. Ann Tarbet Buxton
who was born Dec. 10, 1873. In Logan,
Utah. She was the daughter of Joseph
and Mary Ann Davis Tarbet and was
married TO Lewis Buxton Sept. ~, 1898.
She died here Feb 26. 1907, and the
funeral services were held today, The
large attendance from all parts Of
of the county showed the great love
and esteem in which she was held IN
life.
She was organist for the ward choir
Snd Sunday school, and held several
other positions in the ward, She was
cheerful worker In every way al
ways willing 10 use the talents that
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has 4 children. ~ grandchildren and
SIX great dchIldren.
FAVOR CONSOLIDATION.

FAVOR CONSOLIDATION.
Huntsville has recently been visited
by speakers both in favor of, and op-
posed to. the consolidation Of the Uni.
verstty OF Utah and the Agricultural
college. The general sentiment seems
10 be in favor ot consolidation.
NJ. i. A. REoRGANIZED.
President Carl H. Peterson OF tho
local Y. NJ. M !. association moved
to Ogden, where he has gone into th.
mercantile business. This has neces-
STATED a reorganization of that as
sociatiou, which was done last week,
The following constitute the presi-
dency: =. Fred schade, president,
with g. w. kunz and Edward Jesper-
scn as counselors
HEAVY PRECIPITATION.
Some Of the farmers who have liv-
ed here for over 81 years, say they
have never experienced a winter have
ing so much precipitation and So lit
lie cold weather.
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pldn't Know Had Kidney Trouble

,. I vas oet q hsslu and run down generally
nag no hppeutc. was dizzy and suffered with head
I sShe most Of The time ! did not know that my
NuuHEs wefe the cause OF my trouble, but some
bow. felt they might hegnd began tstIns swamp-
tSrot' Ihere rs such "A PLEASANT taste to Swamp.
hnot and u EoeH right TO the spot and drives dis
ease out ~ the system. II has cured me- making
me stronger and better IN every way. and cheer
tuily recommend 1t 10 All sufferers"
49, Gratefully yours,
Mrs n L, Walker $40 Boulevard Place. Atlanta Ga
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible
Tor many kinds Of diseases, and II permitted
10 continue much suffering and many fatal
results are sure 20 follow Kidney trouble ir-
ritates the nerves, makes you dizzy restless,
sieepless and irritable Makes yoE pass water
of'en curing the day and phliges YOU TO get up
many times during the night. Unhealthy kid
neys cause rheumatism, gravel. cntarth OF the
bladder pain or dun ache ia the back joints
ana muscles; make YOUR head ache and back
ache cause indigestion stomach and liver
trouble. you get stllow, yellow complexion.
make you feel as though you had heart trouble;
you may have plenty OF ambition, hut no
strength get weak and waste away
To overcome these troubles take pr Kilmer's
swamp Root the world-faiuou Kidney rem,
edy. In taking swamp Root YOU afford natlIr-
az help TO Nature. for swamp Root S the most
perfect healer and gentle aid 10 the kiJneN.s
mat has Vet been discovered
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Manager. r.. A, Isrkin.
Ise Ath 81. Tsleubon. lss.h

Advertisements for tho Daily
saturday and Semi weekly News
accepted on the same terms As Al
tho Salt Lake Office.
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cHIEF DISPATCHER SELECTED.

A successor to II. l.. Bell as chief dis
patcher IN the local railroad telegraph
office of the Southern Pacific has been
chosen in the person of A. b. Mitchell,
who has been filing a similar position
for the II. G.. w. at Pueblo, Colorado.
Mr. Mitchell comes to Ogden well rec
commended.
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Clarence Low. James crosbie ana
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-19
CAR BREAKERS CAUGHT

Detective A. r. Pdtman arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon hav-
ing In charge Frank Turkey Will
son. a well known character of this
city and Graham, charged with
breaking into cars Mt Flat Top yards
and other sidings along the Norfolk
&c Western.
1t seems that Wilson and another
man had been making a practice of
watching time freight cars set of at
sidings and finding out their con
tents would proceed to confiscate the
contents.
On Saturday the trio entered a
car loaded with whiskey consigned
to a saloon man at Pocahontas. and
stole fifteen crates and at once start
ed for the coalhelds retailing it. but
Wilson was caught by Detective pitt
man before he had gotten but short
distance of and brought to the city
Wilson was given a hearing before
Squire Godbey and sent on to the
grand jury.
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New York. Oct 9.-The govern
ment VIII test the authority OF the
Interstate commerce commission TO
examine witnesses under oath when
Edward II. Hartman and Otto II.
Kuhn, the latter of Kuhn, Loeb g.
Company, appear in federal court
here Monday and explain why they
should not answer certain questions
put to them at the nearing OF the
commerce commission held I'm this
city last winter. and which they re-
fused, upon the advice OF counsel. to
answer. The questions, for the mos
part. have to do with the alleged
skyrocket financing OF the Chicago
& Alton road and the merging OF
the Hartman Pacific system.
The law under which the inter
state commerce commission derives
Its authority provides for the punish
ment of any person or persons who
refuse TO answer such questions as
the commission may PROFOUND to
them.
I'm the order to show cause. which
Hartman and Kuhn must answer. it
is pointed out that the commission
has the right to inquire into the
business of all common carriers. II