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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-25
SURRENDERED BY BoNDsMEN.
Frank Denman in Ogden Jail, Charged
With Naughty Conduct.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, April 23.-Frank Denman of
Ogden, who was out on bonds in the sum
of $3.50, which were signed by E. a.
Smith and George Frye, and who was
charged with adultery, alleged to have
been committed with Mary Pitcher, who
is now held in the county Jail as wit
ness, in default of bonds, came into Og-
den this morning from Seattle and pre-
sented himself before Judge Murphy.
Mr.. Smith, one of his bondsmen, was
apprised of his return, after his escape
from Ogden when it was thought he
had gone for good and all. Smith said
to him that he chad him. and person.
ally conducted him to the sheriff and
delivered him to that officer, and he
is. now held in the county Jail in default
of new bond IN the sum Of $500, which
was arranged by County Attorney Har-
ris and Judge Murphy. The bond has to
be cash and so far Denman has not Sc.
cured il. The sheriff says that he will re-
main IN jail until his case comes up
for trial
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WILL INSPECT wATERwoRKs.
Remains Of Fred Skinner VIII Be Laid
to Final Rest This Afternoon.

SpeCldl 10 Inc lTlOune-
PROVO, Utah. April 23.-At the regu-
lar session OF the City Council last even
Ing. the City Engineer and Superlnten-
dent of Waterwor6s were instructed to
tighten up the hoop bands and to do all
necessary work In order to complete the
waterworks extension. and that the ex-
pense OF doing so be charged to Merrill
& Company. the contractors. Also to en-
gage w, b. Searle to go over the pipe
line and give his opinion as to whether
the work has been done according to the
specifications.
The body of Fred Skinner, who was
killed In Colorado few days ago, ar
rived in Provo early this morning, The
funeral services will be held in the Sec
ond ward meeting house at 1880 D. m.
Wednesday, Interment will take place In
the Provo city cemetery.
j. H. Rosengreen was tried before
Justice Noon today for q violation Of the
Sunday closing ordinance. Mr.. Rosen-
green Is q Seventh-day Adventist and
observes Saturday as the Sabbath.
Napolian LaRock, deserter from Fort
Douglas. who was captured in Provo on
Sunday, was taken to Salt Lake today
by the officers from the fort
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UNEARTHED LITTLE COYOTES.
Twin Falls Farmer Digs Out From Lair
Nine Pups.

s. c, Sexton unearrhed a litter Of
nine plump and shrinking Young coy
otes three-quarters of mile from Sun,
nysidc farm last Saturday, SAYS the
Twin Falls News. Peter Lehereu1 saw
the pups at play and informed Mr.. Sex
ton, who dug them out of their lair,
which was four feet under ground. The
pups were black in color and Just big
enough to run around. The old covotes
followed Mr.. Sexton back to sunny.
side, but did not come close enough for
good shot. Ray Pond has one OF the
pups, Albert Buchanan another. while
a third is enjoying a milk diet at the
home Of Mr.. Sexton. The little ones
are quite tame but very timid,
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SCHOOL HOUSE DESTROYED.
Structure at Emery Is Razed by Wind
Storm

EMERY. Utah, April 2a.-Durinr a
terrific wlndstorm here Wednesday night
the roof was blown off the new school.
house, and each succeeding gust of wind
ber, etc, until most of the building down
to the second floor was heaped upon the
ground in the morning. During the
past year Emery has prided itself upon
having the best schoolhouse in the coun-
ty of Emery. The cost Of the building
was $1,000. The damages are estimated
at about $4,000 or $4,000. No other
buildings in town are seriously dam.
aged. Only few trees, sheds, shanties.
etc, are down. School will not discon,
tinue until May 3, but will be held in
the Westinghouse.
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NO CAUSE FOR ACTION.
Damage Suit Of Lottie q. Marshall Me-
gatived by Ogden Jury.

Special 70 Tho Tribune-
OGDEN, April 23.-The damage suit
case of Lottie C. Marshall VS.. the Union
Pacific, to recover $4,000 for the killing
of her husband while in the employ Of
the defendant company went to the
jury this morning and without leaving
their seats they returned n verdict Of
no cause Of action,
Before the case was given to the jury,
Judge Howell gave peremptory instruc-
tions TO the jury, in which he instruct
ed them to bring in a verdict of no
cause of action. The case will be ap-
pealed TO the Supreme court.
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FINE VEIN OF COAL.
New Property in Iron County Is Be-
ing Developed.

a new coal property, which promises
to develop into another good producer,
is being developed under the direction
of Evan E. Williams, in Coal Creek can
yon, says the Iron county Record. A
well-driven tunnel has been sunk into
the side of the mountain, distance Of
l6O feet, and n fnc vein of coal has
been encountered. The property is stu.
ated about nine miles from Cedar CITY.
and is favorably located for winter min
ing, The tunnel has been the means of
developing a nice stream of water,
which flows from the tunnel. and will
probably somewhat increase the flow in
thc crock. 1t is the intention of Mr.
Williams and those vino are interested
with him in the property, to have it
surveyed within a few DAYS, and then
make application to purchase
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MIX0L0GIST WHO
CAN PREACH, PRAY .
AND PASS BUCK :

+. Last Thursday evening the.
+ new saloon (The Oasis), of Ows-
1. ley & Hartley was thrown open
+ for business, says the Blair, New,
+ Booster. On that evening all
i. those who had even the suspi-
!. cion of thirst were rcpaled
= comme il faut. Their place is
\ fitted up in excellent style and
= that they will do good business
= there can be no doubt, especially
I since you may watch out for
= big ad in the Booster next week.
= The chief bartender is Ed
= Schwartz. Mr.. Schwartz is
X versatile gentleman He is a vo-
= callst of rare ability, having
X sung in the choir of some Of tho
i. largest churches of New York.
= Boston and Chicago, besides
= acting in the same capacity at
= funerals at Silver Peak; and
r more than that, he was at one
X time deacon of church, so he
\ can pray, preach and pan
+ handle-"pass the buck" in a
= poker game as well as "pass the
= hat' IN church and roll the
r boulette of the roulette table
= until the bank is busted or the
= other fellow is broke. With this
= diversity Of accomplishments he
= certainly ought to be good
X "mixologist."
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AMERICAN FORK
Robert E. Booth Seriously ~,
Scheduled; Reception =
cial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. ApIl
r. Booth is seriously III ana y
the careful attention oil a'isn
clans. % -
The wedding OF Geo. voo
this place and Miss Emma Va
Lchi is announced 10 teke pi
\ wedding reception @ss
day evening at the home .rta1| :,
Friday. in honor OF the n1Siis m aiss
Dora Friday of Logan ans a.
of this place. The weoams n
at Logan a few days pFio,.
woman lis vsry prominent tc-s,n,c1 ~
cles at Logan, and MI %Sr % o.
son OF James Chapman ,ar1,sr5
OF Salt Lake City, VINO ssn,,rf
mere The newly-marr'eo hsrs
side AT Pleasant Grove, ""hs ,hs
man is connected WIN
Grove bank.
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HOG AND HORSE
HAVE A FIGHT;
LATTER KILLED

= Some time ago hog belonging .
= to Isaac Alfred got loose and .
X was chased into A. j. Broder- .
= ick's yard, at Emery, Utah, .
i. where horse was standing at a .
:! haystack, The horse kicked at .
= the hog, arousing its ire. The .
= hog grabbed the horse by the .
r cord of the hind leg, severing d.
= the cord, Within few seconds .
= the horse fell to the ground and .
X the hog made short work Of mu- .
+ tilating the horses body. Be- :
= fore any assistance could be Civ :
= en-, the horse was dead. 4.
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MINER IS INJURED
BY EXPLOSION 0Y

:. Special to The Tribune.
X BINGHAM, April 23-
+ enzo Abb, an Italian min
+ the employ Of the Red
X mine, was severely injufsd
X afternoon by the premshn
< plosion Of a dynamite cap
= was filing a hole prepaI
!. to blasting and in some
+ which has not been asceFta
= the cap exploded as he ws|
= Justing it TO the fuse 81
= juries consist of powder J
X on the face, bruises on the
X and chest and two cuts %
"a left arm. He will prubabb
+ cover.
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HEAVY FROST
SUGAR BEET a
Vast Acreage Adjacent n
field Will Have to +
Replanted. \
LOSS REPRESENTED
WHOLLY MI
Fruit Crop Seriously II
but Not Entirely Ds
strOyed.
Special to The Tribune

Special 10 Inc Tribune.
RICHF1FLD, April 2s.-u.
Friday. Saturday and sundav =,
destroyed all the sugar beat. :
come up in this country. as v.s'
the fruit which has blossoms
IS estimated that at least n,
beets had come out Of the :,
will be necessary TO replant an I
age. The loss Is repress,,.'
wholly In labor. aa fhera 4.
timo Yet TO make another MIN.
the sugar company will furnish
The fruit loss, however. Ia I
for this season. Some trs,s
yet blossomed out and thsrs !,
fair crop Of fruit
This damage Is the rssu,t :,
sudden and decided cham
weather which set In rddsy
stormy and equally all dag. asA
to six inches Of snow fell "a 4
tatns.
The cold spell has checkd
waters. which were reaching d
stage In this valley. and fbsf
ceded to a normal condition. ;
likely now. with ths return
weather, that there will bs :
high waters again.
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Ogden Marriage Licenses.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, April 23.-Marrisge licenses
were issued in the County Clerk q of
fee today as follows: John w Scott
of Salt Lake and Miss Ruth Fowler
of Ogden, Farley James Pickford of
North Ogden and Miss Rosella Taylor
of Far West; Walter j. Poulton of Salt
Lake and Miss Winifrcd Woodinsee Of
Ogden,
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IS INSTANTLY KILLED
BY PASSENGER TRAIN.

= Special to The Tribune,
BOUNTIFUL, April 23.-The
funeral of the late Mahonri M.
Brown occurred this afternoon
and was largely attended by old
friends and relatives. Mr.. Brown
was killed Saturday evening by
a Rio Grande Western passenger
tram. He was returning from
his pasture field, which is west
OF the railroad track. While
crossing the. latter his wagon
was struck by the train and the
unfortunate man was hurled a
distance OF fifty feet, sustain
ing injuries from which he died
almost instantly.
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Will Remain at Ogden.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 23.-H. Fl. Keener.
formerly erecting engineer for the Fred
W. Wolfe Ice Machinery company, of
Chicago, is in Ogden erecting the ma
chincry for the new ice plant of the
Becker company here. When he has
finished the plant, which will be in
another week. he will remain here and
will assume the office of chief engineer
of the Becker Brewing and Mailing
company. He is an expert in his bust
ness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-25
SERIOUSLY INJURED
BY POWDER EXPLOSION
Youthful Victim of Unfortunate
Adventure Will Lose Sight
of One Eye.

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= Special TO The Tribune,
r AMERICAN FORK, April 90. :
= The fourteen year-old son of :
= Robert Bennett of Alpine was .
!. badly burned about the face yes. :
+ terday by the explosion of a can .
r of powder. The lad, with other :
+ boys, WAS ambitious to create :
/. noise and attract attention, They :
i. secured can of black powder, :
\ and while the Bennett boy was :
= about to apply match to tho :
I. fuse an explosion occurred. The .
+. little fellow was hurled some :
!. distance and was badly shaken :
= up. He will probably lose the :
= eight Of his left eye, and his face :
!. was burned to blister. :
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-25
IS GRADUALLY LOSING
POWER OF SPEECH
Specinl TO TIE Trihune.

. Special TO The Tribune.
. AMERICAN FORK, April
: 23.-Miss Lottie Crystal of this
: place is slowly loosing her
: speech. The young lady finds
: that each day it becomes more
difficult for her to articulate
some words that she had on the
day previous been able to use.
Miss Crystal but a few weeks
ago recovered from an attack of
diphtheria, Every effort is be-
ing made to check the gradual
loss of speech, but as yet it has
been of no avail.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-25
KILLED BY FRIEND
WHILE OUT HUNTING.

: Special 10 The Tribune
NEPHI, April 23.-Orson Park
was shot and instantly killed
: Monday afternoon by Sterling
Vlckcrs. The young men were
: bosom friends, and were hunting
together, and the tragic accident
Was the result Of extreme care
: lessness. Young Vickers held
his gun in one hand while with
: the other he reached for a cart
: ridge. When doing so he must
: have pulled the trigger, as the
: gun went off; the entire load
entering the abdomen Of young
: Park, who died instantly.
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Leased Coal Fisl@

Special 10 The Tribune. ~
SUNDANCE. Wyo.. ApIn
and Deadwood capitalists ~ 4
teen year leases on son'SS
fields OF this section anu anorf
season OF development Nd 4
for. Some Of the lanes 'y ,SIs -
the most promising In 'ns
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in the District court today when two
husbands were the plaintiffs, instead of
wives, as is the too frequent character
of the actions.
G, II. Prentice seeks a legal separa
tion from his wife, Florence K. Prem
tice,. because of desertion.
Leroy II. Rose, who married Lille NJ.
Rose in Salt Lake. on March %, 1899,
charges her with the desertion of him
self and two children, and wants to be
freed from his marriage vows,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-25

KODOL for Dyspepsia clears the
stomach and makes the breath as sweet
as rose. kODOL is sold by druggists
on a guarantee relief plan 1t conforms
drugs law. Sold by Anstee -Bricc Drug
Co., A Main street.
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Sheep In Good Condition.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April GA letter received
from Herman Kuehler states that the
sheep of kuehler Bros. ranged at Nc
Cannon, Ida, began lambing last Sun.
day and are doing we'll The shearinp
viii also be done at McCammon instead
of taking the sheep to Soda Springs.
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Bucket Brigade Active.

Special TO The Tribune.
SPRINGVILLE. April 23.-rke hucItet
brigade OF Springville went out TO-DAY on
a nurry-up call OF hre at noon. The fro
was located In the hen house Of Henry
Sumpsiop. The Sre was soon under con-
troll Mt loss Of about $50.
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DR.. John Powers Injured.
,ecial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 23.-Dr. II. J. Powers
received telegram late last night an
nounciug that his son, DR.. John Pow.
ers, had been seriously injured by be.
ing thrown from a streetcar in San
Francisco. The telegram did not state
the extent Of his injuries His mother
left for San Francisco on the FIRST
-rain
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Service Discontinued.

Special TO The Tribune
SHERIDAN. Wyo.. April 23.-Tbe
Rapid Motor Automobile company Of This
CITY wnich has been operating motors
or regular schedules between this niaco
and DietZs the coal-miniDg Camp. has
discontinued the same '
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Richfleld Notsa.

State Treasurer James q,
came down from Salt Lake y
attend to some private buFlreo
Tho new road between GIsr1
Kings Meadow canyon, which I
part Of n route between thIs
Grass valley. Is completed %
OF the lill from this side, ana
pectud that a couple Of wcesI
see the entire work completed
TIE committee to select
holding tho annual encampmc
dian war veterans will meet d
Tuesday to investigate the 81
this city makes for the reuri
Commercial club has the matta
and Is making every effort 70 4
epcampment- ID
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Funeral Services Held,

SpeCial 10 Inc IrlDUne.
AMERICAN FORK, April 2S.-FuneraI
services over the remains OF Stewart. the
eight-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs vii
liam Durrant, who was killed bv n
freight train, were held In the First
ward chapel yesterday afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-25
ALL OVER UTAH.

What Is Going on in Our Own
State.
At Ferron Bishop Lyman S, Beach
was Kicked and dangerously injured by
horse II he recovers he will likely
lose an eye.
The little son of Andrew Rasmussen
of Ferron, while playing with matches
with companion OF about the same
age, set fire TO his fathers stable
chicken house and hog pen, all of which
were consumed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-25
FOR BOOSTING PUBroz
Enthusiastic Business mm
Will Organize ComlnerciR Y

Special to The Tribune.
EUREKA. April ga laM
OF the business men OF ll
met al the city hall last nlgn'
preliminary arrangements fof !
Commercial club. James
elected chairman, and ID. ~
secretary. Committees on ~
membership, bylaws and oiue
appointed. who Will report ~
10 be held on next Monday n
meeting WAS very entnusln
the formation of the club van
for rho advancement OF tne
Tintic.
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The bishopric of the Garland ward
arc advertising for bids for the erection
OF tithlng Office in Garland. 1t is to
pc a neat two roomed building. with
cloakroom, vault, and other apartments.
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Diphtheria has made it's appearance in
Morgan county. Several persons have
been stricken
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AMBITIOUS FOR FREEDOM,
Two Ogden Men Anxious for separa
tion from Deserving Wives.

Special 10 Inc Tribune.
OGDEN, April 23.-Out of the usual
methods and happenings in divorce pro
cecdings, two divorce suits were filed
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Alfred Nebekcr and i. 3. Pead of
Rich county were seriously injured in
a runaway. Mr.. Pead suffered the nm.
lointing Of his knee, while Nebeker was
badly bruised.
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Angus NJ. Cannon of Salt Lake City
is III at the home of his brother D. ii.
Cannon of ST. George. Two of Mr.. Can
non s wives, Wilhelmina and Rhoda. are
also i'll, ms well as his daughter, Rhoda.
President Cannon has had severe illness
in his house for some FIVE weeks past.
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New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
OBITUARY.
CHARLES n. DEERE.

Chicago. oct. 2s-Charles II. Deere. head OF the
plough works at Moline H., who had been I'll in
Chicago several months died at 105 o'clock this
morning at the Lakota Hotel. Present at his bed
side were his wife and daughter, Mrs. William But
terworth. and her husband. He had been sick
than a year. and was at private hospital in Au-
gust and September. A month ago. feeling that he
was on the way to recovery. he returned TO his
home in Moline. He suffered a relapse almost i'm
medIately and within a week brought back to
Chicago. where his condition grew rapidly
Charles Henry Deere was born in Hancock. Ad-
olson County, VT March IS. 1887, and was the
son of John Deere. the pioneer plough manufact-
urer, who began life as journcyman blacksmith
in MIddebury. VI. His sons childhood was spent In
Grand Detour. H., where John Deere removed with
his family in 1885, going, years later to Moline.
where he founded the plough works Of Deere s. Co
Charles II. Deere attended Iowa and Knox acade-
mics. and was also graduate of Chicago COM
mercal college. He entered his fathers Office as
q bookkeepcr, and then successfully salesman
and buyer until the Incorporation OF the business.
In 1865 when he became vice-presdeut and general
manager, succeeding his father president upon
the latter's death, in 1856
The business developed largely under his ad-
ministration, and he established branch houses in
St. Louis. Indianapolis. New Orleans. Portland
Kansas City. Dallas. Minneapolis. Des Molnes'
Council Bluffs and San Francisco. in all OF which
he u stockhOder and a director. He also
founded the planter works OF the Deere q
Mansur Company, president OF the Moline Wa
ter Company and had many other varied business
and corporate interests
For several years he was chairman OF the Bureau
of Labor Statistics Of Illinois, appointive office.
and he vas a commissioner from his state to the
Vienna exposition OF 1873 and state commissioner
cf the Worlds Columbian Exposition in Chicago IN
1893 As an eIector-at-!arge on the Republican
ticket in lssS he cast his for James c. Blaine.
Mr. Deere was married In 1862. 70 Miss Mary Lit
tie Dickinson. OF Chicago. and by her had two
daughters. the elder Of whom was married to
William Dwight Wlman, OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
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Free admission 10 American Museum Art, American
Museum OF Natural History and Bronx geological
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Society Of Illustrators reception. waldorAstorta, from
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Popular lectures on chemistry. Havemeyer Hail. Columbia
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Free lecture London. under auspices Of Columbia
University. Public School 165 l0sth street,
Amsterdam ave, ; p m
Professor Ceddngs on Economic Questions Brooklyn
Institute 5 p m
HOSPITAL Conference OF the City Of Hosack
Hall. Academy Of Medicine. No. II West 43d street
?.
Meeting Republican Club. clubhouse. No
1A0 East 18th street. ?. M
Discussion of The Relation Social Prog
meeting Of the Rand School Society. the United
Charities Building. Fourth avenue and 22d street.
=.
Free lectures the Of Education, p m-P4blic
fessor A D. +. Hamlin. London llustrated):
Public School III. iO3d street between Madison and
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Life and Customs dlustratedJ; East Side settlement
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