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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09
VERY DEsPoNDENT

Mr. and Mrs. Campbell have been
visiting with their son, Leo Campbell
IN this city for the past two weeks.
and the health Of Mr.. Campbell has
been such that his family have been
apprehensive az 20 his condition. Yes
terday he seemed TO be very despon-
dent, considerably worse than usual.
and when he sat down TO dinner abOut
3 o'clock he refused 20 eat and arose
from the table and walked into the
bedroom He was Immediately follow
ed by his wife but he held the door
Of the bedroom so she could not enter.
Mrs. Campbell started to go around
the house II enter the room by an
other door, and while she was gone Mr..
Campbell passed. through the room In
10 the bathroom. His wife tried to fol-
low him in, but he closed and held the
door. Az soon as she succeed I'm open
ing the door she saw her husband in
the tub with o razor in his hand ana
with two terrible gashes across his
throat. The woman screamed for as
sistance and gTappled with her hus-
band for possession OF the razor, and
In the struggle her hands were badly
cut by tho instrument. Leo ran IN
az this point and helped his mother
disarm his father. but with the two
slashes the jugular vein had been sev4
cred and blood was pouring profuseiy
from the wounds
sTANCHED WOUND. -.a-s-s's--
Mrs. Campbell and her son by means
or towels stanched temporarily the flow
OF blood, and telephone communica-
ton was secured with DIT. T. b. Bulge.
who was about to drive away to make
a call. ne went at once 20 the Camp
bell home and attended to the patient.
who was taken TO the hospital. Eve
rything possible is being done for tho
injured man, and the doctor IS OF the
opinion that his chances for recovery
today are about even
ILL FOR MORE THAN A YEAR.
Members OF the family state that
Mr.. Campbell has been in IN health
for more than year. With a view 10
benefitting his condition, II was de-
cided to take trip 70 the coast. Ar
raEgements had been made for Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell. with his mother
and son Serge. TO leave for Seattle
yesterday, but he said he would not
travel on Sunday. and out Of Difference
TO his wishes Il was postponed with
the intention Of starting this morning
STRAIN TOO MUCH.
Mr.. Campbell has been a hard work.
er, and his capacity OF general man
ager of the Utah Light a Railway
company prior TO It's transfer TO the
Hartman interests had the great
weight OF the business on his mind
besides numerous other and private
interests OF "a business nature The
constant strain has proven too much
for him. and has undermined his con-
stitution, and affected his mind so
that he suffered with spells OF despon-
dency that turned hts brain and rem
dered him irresponsible. Mr.. Camp
bell was at one time mayor OF Log IN,
a.. ~
house In this city. and Is interested
in business here now. He Is every
where held an the highest regard and
on every side the hope is expressed that
a,e may recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09
AN EARTHQUAKE ECHO.
Mother and Daughter I'm san Fran
cisco Disaster Taken TO Hospital.

cisco Disaster Taken TO Hospital.
Chicago. Sept 9.-The San Francis
co catastrophe OF last summer was re-
called last night iu the comm ment
90 the detention hospital Of a mother
and daughter two victims who lost
their an. The woman, Mrs. Tile Lev
enbcrg, 6S years old, and Miss Julia
Leyeubcrg. is years old. were taken 10
The hospital from the home Of George
Conner. 1914 clifton avenue. a stepson
OF Mrs Levenborg They arrived IN
Chicago "a month ago, going to C0n-
nors home
MY step-mothcr and step-sister
were greatly affected by their exper-
fences iu the san Francisco disaster"
said Couuor
1T was not $50 much the loss OF their
yaluablcs as the scenes OF death and
misery they witnessed"
According % Connor another daugh-
ter Mabel ls on her way 10 Chicago,
and ON her arrival she will take her
mother and sister iu custody and take
them 10 san Jose. Cal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09
THE H00-H00 C0NCLAVE.
Shark Of the Universe A. c. Ramsey
Calls Concentration Together.

Atlantic city, n. j., Sept "A. C.
ramsey shark OF the universe ~r'i-d
'Ae national cancatenation OF Hoo-Ho
io order at 9 minutes after 9 o'clock
.his morning. The subject OF restrlc-
% OF membership was the principal
matter considered today. A heated
campaign is being waged over the SUI
Irrne sn0rkship, the eastern delegates
httlnE announced themselves in favor
.' John L. AlcOck OF Baltimore A
l.rse delegation is here from Atlanta
'ar ana VIII attempt 10 secure next
years convention for that city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09
sECY. ROOT.

Leaves Muldoon's. HAVING Gained
Twelve Pounds.
~ york. Sept 8.-secy of State
Elhu Noot. who bias been patiout
ut william MHld0on'a institution az
White Plains loh there last night.
Tho secretary gained ~ pounds white
al the institution. ana be- tod his
nlondg fh1t ho fclt Ike a new man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09
FATHER IS COMING.
Funeral Of Georgia Harris Postponed
As Telegram is Received Here.

The denizens OF Commercial street
had arranged a sum sufficiently large
TO defray the eXpenass Of burying
Georgia Harris, the girl shot and killed
by William Bray a week ago last sat
urday and the victim Of the murderer
suicide was 10 have been buried yester-
day. A telegram, however. was received
at the eleventh hour from the girls
father at Lima, Ind, who wired that he
was coming 10 direct the interment The
body has been at O'Douners undortak-
ing establishment and IS still being held
pending the arrival Of the father who
Is expected some time this evening
Just what disposition he will make Of
the body Is not known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09
U. OF U. EXAMINATIONS.
Entrance Tests VIII Commence at the
University ON Wednesday.

Entrance examinations az the Uni-
versity OF Utah will be- given on we'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday OF this
week in these subjects. as follows.
Wednesday 9-12. English a. English
%; Wednesday Ia. botany, zoology:
Thursday. 9-l2. algebra a. algebra b;
Thursday. Ia. physiology physiog-
raphy. Friday. s-l2. general history,
oral expressioui Friday Ia, United
States history, geometry.
Examinations win be- held in tho
library building. room 35. II appll-
cation Is made for tests IN other sub
jects. the committee wiz arrange Tor
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.
Visitors Arriving az Niagara Fails for
The Annual Convention.

tNllrara Fails D. w. sept over "a
.Nuri nd visitors arrived ln Niagara
~. daF attracted hy tho annual conc
,Ml'Dn ~ tho National Association of
'lN Inif Engineers which Win meet
NfInH inn week To-day Wna devoted
lncnniiou aud reFi tration OF dele-
inr session VIII B. opened fcm1r-
n nirE on Wednesday the dfio-
t.l. wan ht takon A. Toronto on q char.
.namor whore thoy win De- enter
1890 PA ihe Canadian fuFnecra tfal-
nv AZ exhibition of mechanical au-
'''-'.'H la friluIc n tne convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09
Distressing Scene Happened at
Sons Home in Logan Yes
terday Afternoon.
EVEN CHANCE FOR RECOVERY.
Health Broken by Overwork Former
Manager Utah Light s. Ry. Com
pany Is in Piuable Condition.

Logan Sept. s.-The condition %
Robert S. Campbell. who attempted %
take his own lite with a razor at the
residence OF his son Leo in this city
yesterday. is not improved. The doc
tors m charage OF the case say that
he has about an even change for re-
covery. and everything possible is be-
ing done TO forward that chance.
The news Of the event was a shock
TO the entire community, and while the
act Itself was not expected. It Was
known that Mr.. Campbell was here for
the purpose OF resting and rocuperat-
ing rom an attack Of nervous pros
tration brought on by too close appli-
cation TO business and TO his unceas-
ing work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09

London, Sept. s.-Tho bishop OF Chi
chester, the Rt. Rev Ernoat Roland
Wlllcrf0rco. j. d.. died today at Benz
bridge. lflc OF wight ne was born in
1890. ana was "a son az the late no
Rer samuel Nilberl0fce. bishop Of
Winchester.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09
AM. SAILORS M0BBEO.
Men from the Chattanooga Made An
UnproyoIed Attack ON japanese.

New York. Sept "a Toxic dis
patch 20 the Herald reports that while
the American cruiser Chattanooga was
az Hakodate. recently, four OF her men
narrowly escaped injury at the hands
of a mob. Two Of the men had TO
swim for the cruiser. while the other
two We're rescued by the police.
Inve stigatlOn by the ships officers
showed that one OF the sailors had
made an unprovoked attack upon a
japanese storckeeper and the Japan
ESQ were eXCrerated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09

.,ores are fun Of charm 60 the
,rrr these days-~and the store
rraect the fact Enthusiastically
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-09

some '5rSho real estate advertised IN
these columns today win have new
OWNERS tomorrow.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
ELWELL

Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Cleaver we're
calling on Elwell friends last Thurs.
day.
Geo. Crowell was able to be out
again Sunday after several days of
illness.
Connie Clark and Frances Eber-
hart were Mrs. ShullPs guests at Sum
day dinner.
Gus Carlson's family, three of
whom have been Ill with typhoid,
are now doing nicely.
The G E. is to give a pumpkin
pie social at Purvis' hall Friday
evening and every one is guaranteed a
good time.
J. w. Purvis went to Rerthoud
Monday to meet his wife and chill
dren, who were returning from their
Montana visit.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. David Parfet of
Golden are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Mclean.
Mrs. Sarah Rigdon OF Longmont is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Wick, and her son, Chester Meeker
Mrs. Prinele and son, James, who
have been Visiting her brother, J. Il.
Fowler, have returned to their home
In Kansas
Messrs. Smith and Bicking of
Golden were here recently looking
after real estate and renewing &C.
quaintances.
Messrs. Gardner and Mcdonald OF
Denver were up the first of the week
having some Improvements put on
their desert claims
Alex Simpson has purchased a
good match for his fine black colt
and when the span is broken will
have handsome team.
The latest organization here is the
Olive Branch Sporting club which
has twelve members. During the
last week FIVE coyotes were captured
by the club, much to the relief Of
those who have been losing chickens.
A. G. Meyers, who has been look
ing over several places with view
to locating, has decided on Eliza
beth, Colo., and has purchased a
grocery store there, also residence.
to which he will soon remove his
family. His friends here wish him
success In his venture.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
TIVE DELTA

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Lawrence, Oct. 3, boy.
Edward Fay is digging his pota.
toes now and they are yielding $50
sacks per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Shearer took
dinner Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fine, who live in Greeley.
The biggest yield Of beets we have
heard of is from Alex Mead's place,
farmed by Mr.. Mashburn. They are
yielding 25 tons to the acle.
The time of the Sunday school las
been changed from $3.50 to 3 O'Clock
and one week from next Sunday
there will be preaching there again.
Everyone is very busy now har-
vesting beets and potatoes. The
road to the sugar factory is filled
with teams hauling beers to the
factory.
Mr.. Calvin, who farmed Mr..
Reeds place last year, let his con-
tract of beets, including the hauling.
to four boys from Nebraska who came
In last week with their teams to con-
tract work.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17

Farmsl Farms! Farmsl
All sizes. All prices, See Wood
ruff & Mumper, sl4H Main street,
phone, Greeley As.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
| Over Weld.
HAzELToN

Miss Brownie Wilson entertained
the Girls sewing club on Thursday
the 10th.
Mrs. John Deboo entertained her
nephew, Joe Burris, and Miss Neva
Stanton Of Platteville on Sunday.
Mrs. E. f. Landrum is in Love.
land getting his house in readiness
for his family, who will follow soon.
Mrs. Alonzo Beetham spent several
days the past week with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Nora Elder, in Fort Col.
lins.
Ross and Alden Tisdell, who have
been In the Greeley hospital i'll with
typhoid fever, we're doing nicely at
last reports.
Miss Edna Barber invited In a
dozen or more friends ON the evening
of Oct. 8 to help her brother, Earl,
celebrate his birthday.
The Hubb brothers have threshed
their wheat that was raised above
the ditch. It made on an average
of 46 bushels to the acre.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs Haven Of LaSalle
have moved into the G. E. Lundy
property on the Greeley road.
Rev. l A. Blackwood has accepted
the call at the R. P. church of Evans
and will be- installed as pastor ia
November.
Homer Sims left Saturday for
Salida to attend the l. o. O. + con.
Vention In session in that city this
week, he being delegate from the
Evans lodge.
Mrs. Shanber of Grand Junction
was the guest Of Mrs. j. p FASH
baugh Saturday and Sunday. Mr..
Shanber was castor of the Evaus M.
f. church fifteen years ago.
Mrs. G. II. Reed, Mrs. Chas. Prus-
sell, Mrs. w. j. Mcmillan, Mrs. Fl.
f. Behrens, Mrs. j. T. Cornelius,
Mrs. f. Ferguson ana Mrs. p. H.
Herriott attended the w. c. T. o..
convention held In Greeley last week.
All report fine time and an excel
lent meeting.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
OLIVE BRANCH

Evert Nhipple is having a house
built on his homestead.
Il ROBERTS Il Cooper have been round.
ing their cattle off the range.
Miss Boatman of Berthoud is
visiting her uncle, o. W. Cozad.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson were
callers at the o. W. Nye home Sun.
day.
Geo Bail has begun digging hi.
beets which are reported fine for dry
land farming
Boyd Orns has rented the Coco
place which Caldwell & Denit
farmed this year.
j. B Simpson has been digging
potatoes and reports a yield of 4 OO(
sacks OIL 80 acres.
Herbert Kllhem of Greeley visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
Kilhem, last week.
Mrs. 0 W. Nye and daughter
Fay, are visiting friends and rela
tiyes in Longmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner ar,
rejoicing over the arrival OF bab,
boy at their home.
". o Cozad fell from a load o
potatoes and sprained one OF his arm
severely one day last week.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17

neie was an interesting contest
= ..e oeel dump last week as to who
couIo maui the biggest load of beets
Huy neoaoaugh and John Carlson
ieau' MI Carlson finally breaking
tno lseoro at seven tons and twenty
pounds, net weight.
Inc Ladies Aid had IA very pleas.
anu meeting with Mrs. Eberhart last
Ihu1suay afternoon. They decided
20 each earn dollar In some unusual
way, 'heh IN a month hold a reml.
nlsce,ee social at which they will
tell IN rhyme the tale of their
labors
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
Tapestry Portieres

All specially priced for this sale.
50 80 Portieres TOR S1.9S
900 ...... 2.4S
$50 z" .. 2.S5
400 .,... 1926
500 3.3S
500 ... 4.95
75O ,...... 5.95
SEQ -. $50
See the now Rope Portieres.
Also our splendid showing OF the
new Art Leather Portieres.
Linofeum
G2tsc heavy Linoleum, extra
qulli,y and neat pretty deslgns'
sale price, per square A6e
yard ......... ........
lnIaid Linoleum, pattern goes
through to the back, sale price.
per perl sauare .S1.10
Full line Bissels Carpet sweepers
in.stock always. They're the best
made $500 up to $3.50.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
Curtains
kht frnn d.

ht from the manu-
enormous price saw
mot let this oppor-
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
LAsALLE

DR.. and Mrs. Warren spent the
day Thursday in Denver.
j. B. Dunn was In Denver few
days this week on business.
The sugar company refloored the
beet dump Friday and Saturday.
Miss Bell Faris of Peckham was a
guest of the Misses Ellis one day last
week.
Mrs. Bainbridge spent the day
Friday with her sister, Mrs. Bright,
of Peckham.
Mrs. Stewart of Greeley is visiting
at the home of her son, Jas. Stew
art, this week.
L. Whitney has taken up his
duties as dav operator after
months vacation.
Miss Edith Harrington took part
in the diamond medal contest
Thursday evening at Greeley.
Mrs. Ellis and daughter, Esther,
we're dinner guests at the home OF
Mrs. E. G. Harrington Wednesday.
Rev. Blackwood was calling in
LaSalle Thursday. Mr.. Blackwood
will preach for the Evans r. P. con-
gregation through October.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
!, CREEK

Expects to start east
! visiting with her
carer.
| brothers and Bruce
! their sheep to feed
kter.
party was given In
ELLEN Jeanson's six.
| Oct. 9. quite a few
sent.
nn's, who have been
rguson ranch, have
ey, where Mr.. Har-
psition in the sugar
ker of Ault, accom-
ughter, Leota. spent
! L. W, ranch. He
b. aud evening to a
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
EVANS

Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Haney of Ault
spent Sunday with Sam Haney.
The concrete men OF Denver are
busy finishing the east side of the U.
p. bridge.
Miss Celeen, principal of the high
school, has been on the sick list for
several days.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
ROWE DISTRICT

Miss Leah Olsen was Denver
visitor Sunday.
The farmers are very busy harvest
ing potatoes, which are doing we'll.
Mrs. Olesen called on Mrs. John
Jeremiassen in the Collins district
Sunday.
C.L. Williams of Greeley was at
tending to business in this district
recently.
Mrs. John Newman, who has been
i'll for some time, was taken to the
Greeley hospital Sunday for an opera
tion.
Mrs. Magda Olsey has purchased
two lots of Jacob Hasbrouck of Ault
and expects soon to builda four-room
cottage thereon
Mrs. C. f. Darrow, who has been
visiting her neice, Mrs Mary Oar
row, went to Denver Tuesday where
she expects to spend the winter.
Phillip Molander, who received an
ugly cash on his head and was badly
bruised in runaway last Friday, Is
recovering nicely from his wounds
and expects soon to be as we'll as
ever.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
r. DRAW

L,.s built a new frame
made a business trip
|rday.
Inn of Green City was
|,jeuds and neighbors
Ind Sunday.
h, Evans conducted
lcbool house last Sun
n school The at
hod.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is a disease prevailing in this
most dangerous because so decep-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18

COS. capt. Hail was the only victim
of the expedition, dying at winter
quarters on Smith Sound the first year
out.
The second incident was when r.. E.
Higgins, the lumber jack evangelist,
briefly told of some OF his experiences
as a hobo. He argued that no church
was too large or too wealthy to be a
fitting place for the devotions OF any
man. no matter how humble. MI.
Higgins said that ne had tr3mpcd and
stolen rides on trains and slept in
barns and cheap lodging houses and
in every way had been one of the great
army Of the pcrpetually unemployed.
While he was in regular hobo dress
he attended SERVICES al n of the fin
est churches in Portland, ore. and
was welcomed by the pastor as a man
and brother. He said that IL the
mi writer WIN recently visited 100
churches without getting a welcome
from any of them had gone about her
work with the proper spirit In her
heart. she would ha been warmly re-
ceiVed everywhere
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18

tack the vital organs. causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
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ing badly YOU can make no mistake by
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address, Binehamton, y. y. GA every
bottle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18
WHY THE MAJOR"
JOURNEYED TO
WASHINGTON
WON'T EVEN SPEAK TO
SPECIAL ATTORNEYS
Globe Democrats Washington
Correspondent Says, How
ever, That He's Solid With
Roosevelt, and 1t viii All
Blow Over.

The cause for the present visit Of
Major William Henry Harrison Lew
ellyn to Washington, while directly
connected with his official duties. ap-
pears not to be directly in connection
with the discharge of those duties. 1t
D to have something to do with
discharging, however, and the grave
fears which have been held in New
Mexico for some time that the Major
might be called upon the carpet APP
Dear To have been realized. This is
All made very plain in a dispatch from
the Washington correspondent of the
st. Louis Globe-Democrat to that
newspaper last week. which. in addi-
tiou io bringing out the startling fact
that the major is not only not in sym
pathy with the special government at
t%orneys In New Mexico, and that he
will not even speak to them as he
passes by, also gives some interesting
details as To the distribution of the.
money for the Pennsylvania Develop
ment company lands. by order of thu
government attorneys, and for receiv-
ing which money Mr.. Hagerman was
invited to resign by President Roose-
Welt.
Every time the land matters in New
Mexico are turned over something Of
interest in connection with the Penn
sylvania Development company trans
action. and Mr.. Hagerman's connec-
ton herewith. comes hustling up to
light. and the following dispatch is
of interest in more ways than one.
The dispatch Is given in fun below:
Governor Curry, of New Mexico.
Major LIewellyn. district attorney Of
the territory, and Captain u. j..
I.eahy. his assistant, are in Washing
ton and today had a conference with
Attorney General Ronaparte and the
secretary of the interior, Mr.. Gar
field. Tomorrow they will confer with
the president at the White House.
In the absence OF a statement from
the New Mexico officials, it has been
generally supposed that they came.
here to discuss with the president and
the administration the attitude rela-
tive to statehood and to outline If pos
sible some plan by which the merits
of the territory can be brought be-
fore the congress at its coming ses-
sion. II Is known, however. hat a
number Of other territorial matters of
e." more Importance are now before
the officials.
LIeweIlyn Seeks Nindication.
Governor Curry IS reported as he
ing much vexed at the action OF the
commissioner of public lands. taken
recently in mis- absence I'm distributing
the funds from the sale OF the lands to
the PENNSYLVANIA Development COM
panv. 1t Is also natural to suppose
that Major Llewellyn is more inter-
ested in meeting and refuting the
charges which have been brought
against him in connection with affairs
i'm the territory than the statehood