davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1907-08-23
WON'T CaLL OUT THE TROOPS
Acting Prime Minister Of Australia Gees tO
court ON TarIn Dispute.

NVffTUT 7 UOt JFSVHtN 70 NJ oVN
SYDNEY. n. =. W, Aug. 22.-Sir William
Lyme acting Prime Minister Of the Com
monwealth Of Australia. has ignored the
advice Of radicals that he call out the Federal
troops and overcome the New South Wales
police in upholding the customs authorities
against the government Of the latter colony.
which. as told in yesterdays dispatches
to THE SUS has defcd the Federal Govern
ment in tariff dispute.
Sir william has applied to the High Court
to enjoin Premier Carruthers Of New South
Wales from interfering with the Common
wealth's decision regarding the duty on
the consignment Of wire netting, which
caused the dispute. ... ....
The sun., 1907-08-23

SPECIAL Gable Despatch 70 Tss SUE
LONDON, Aug. "a despatch to the
Daily MaI from Alcaxar says that Rsisuli
has routed tho S,,ltsn's army under Fl
Marani. after the lstters temporary small
snocess. killing thirty men and chasing
the others for some distance. The Sultan's
troops have left the Kmass country.
More hill tribes have now joined Raisuli.
whose position is strengthened by Fl Ma
rani's defeat and the events at Cssablanoa.
There is no news OF Kaid Sir Harry Maclean.
commander OF the SuItsn's bodysuard.
who was captured by Raisuli.
The sun., 1907-08-23
ATTEMPT TO DYNAMITE TRAN.
Car windows shattered by Explosion Near
Cripple Creek.

CRIPPLE CREEK. Col. Aug 22,-An at
tempt was made to-day to blow up a pas
senger train with dynamite between Grip
pie Creek and Colorado Springs
Every window in the last car was broken
and M j. Mccarthy, Deputy State Mine
Inspector. had his hand cut. number
Of women tainted. A similar attempt was
made to blow up the same train at
Duffield ycsts day. The dynamiters es-
capped.
The sun., 1907-08-23
r. r. WiLSH PROTECTS no, u.s.
Appeals To SpOrtsmen Not 10 kni Pets on
IIIs Colorado Estate.

DENVER, Aug. %. Thomas r. Walsh.
owner Of Wolhurst near Denver. publishes
the following in all the Denver papers
We request our sportsmen friends not
to shoot doves or any other birds on VOL
hurst estate. They bring up their young
on the grounds proper. They are almost
domestic in their tamcuess and are very
near and dear friends o: ours. so We appeal
To every !oesl sportsman to spare them.
THOMAS r. WALSH"
The sun., 1907-08-23
kaisorin spratns an Ankle.

Special C0ble Despaiches % THR SUN.
WILHBLMsHoBE, Aug. 22.--The Kaiserin
yesterday slipped on wet ground and fell.
injuring her left leg The accident will
compel her TO take long rest and will
oblige her to abandon her intention of
visiting the cities OF Schwerin. Hanover
and Minister.
BERLIN. Aug. Pit Is said here that the
Empress sprained her ankle in her fall at
Wilhelmshohe
The sun., 1907-08-23
yach, Athena A.nor. an Capr s.Ancs

Special Cable DsSpatch 10 rse SUS.
LONDON. Aug. 22.-- despatch 10 Lioyds
from Corfu says that the American stes m
Yacht Athena owned by Charles Gibson
of Boston, now under charter, went ashore
Yesterday on Cape Blanco, at the southern
extremity Of the island. and IL hard and
fast
The Athena. on May 70, was in collision
with the Italian steamship Re d'Italia at
Naples and was considerably damaged.
The sun., 1907-08-23
n. p. whItney~ Chauffeur Dies Of Injuries.

SpfctdI Cd6te DespdTch 70 TIE SUN
PARIS, Aug. 22.-H. y. Whitney's chauf-
feur, Fritz. who came into collision with a
coffee pedler's cart on last Tuesday near
Bouvois, on his way to London, via Dieppe.
with a new auto, is dead. Witnesses say
that Fritz and Bouget, another employee of
Mr. whitney. who was also driving an auto,
were rae ing when the accident occurred
Bouget has been arrested.
The sun., 1907-08-23
Frost In Wrslr:l Cana Ia.

TopoN1", Aug ~ -Report4 ars current
here or frost in the Northwest during the
last few days The freezing point was
reached last night in Alberta. bur crops are
said to he looking well and the Indications
are for warmer weather. Wheat rose
Z cents to-day. reaching ~. a. a result oS
the frost reports.
The sun., 1907-08-23
GIRL SHOOTS sTEPFATHER.
he Attacked Her Mother. se She Mills Him
With Ills Own Gun

CHARLESTON. Mo. Aug. 22.--Miss Annie
Willard, 10 years old killed her stspfather,
n. Wattley. in this city tonight when
Wsttley attacked his wife In their home.
The girl came to the rescue Of her mother
with Wattley's shotgun and shot his head
OF. She gave herself UP.
The sun., 1907-08-23

It Is a good thing
for a wagon to be hitched
to a star.
Men pay land not with
out wisdom) for a makers
name on their hats and
stationery, and such pres
tige is actually valuable.
The prestige Of The
SATURDAY EVENING Posr
is Of value to the adver-
tisers associated with it.
Yet we do not charge
for this prestige, as may
be seen by comparing our
rates with those of other
publications.
The SATURDAY EVENING
PosT issues $50, 900 copies
each week and has more
men readers than anyother
publication in America.
THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA
Asw Yosx BosroH CHICAGO BuryALo
The sun., 1907-08-23

Cuticura Rem o.
dies were for my
baby. He as
suffering from
that terrible tor
ture, eczema. It
was all over his
body in patches,
but the worst was
on his face and
head. His face
was awfully bad;
the eczem q ex-
tended an In the
The sun., 1907-08-23
MARRIED..

WRlGHr-MOSS.- the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest. New York city. on August "a. nv the Rev.
Dr ". r.. G. Smith. Glen right to Rihcl Mar
Moss.
The sun., 1907-08-23
eczema NEARLY
REACHED EYES
Disease Spread Over Whole Body
Face Was in Awful Condition -
ltched So that Baby Could Not
Sleep Doctors and Home Rem
edies Failed Mother in Despair.
CURED IN THREE WEEKS
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

II take great pleasure in dropping
you line to tell you what Godsend
The sun., 1907-08-23
INSURGFNT EMBLEMS FLOWN.
Patriotic Americans In Manila Determined
to Have Them Suppressed.

10 kB1V6 hURVG 6Beus
Special cso,s Dsspa,oa 10 TEE SUN.
MANILA. Aug. 73.-Ths police have been
ordered to suppress kaHpunan Gnsur-
rectionary) flags and emblems. IL 10 be-
lieved that resort TO drastic measures has
received the approval Of the authorities at
Warrington.
Meanwhile the vetersu army and a oom-
mittee formed OF some Of the best citizens
Of Manila have completed arrangements
for a great patriotic mass meeting.
Delegations from Oavite. Fort Mckinley
and other nearby places will attend. Tho
meeting will discuss means OF preventing
further insult to the United States Dag.
The Americans hsre are profoundly
opposed TO the unlicensed exhibition Of
insurreotionary enbSems that has been
prevalent since the Assembly elections
The Philippine Commission probably will
adopt some legislation against q conttnu-
ance Of the practice.
The Katipunan 10 rovohstionary eociety
that once was very powerful in the Philip
pinee aud which was revived last April IN
the province Of Iaguna- IL soon began
to spread into other provinces. and
SINCE the success Of the Nacionahstas In
sive and impudent. Its chief emblems
depict DIR. Dominador Gomez, the anti
American agitstor who Is now an Assem-
blyman-elect and jose Rizal. q Filipino
rebel against the Spania rds, by whom he
was put to death about twelve years ago.
Its seal bears a representation OF a Filipino
and q Japanese clasping hands fraternally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
A QUESTION:.
When Eating an Orange Wby do You
Throw the Skin Away?

fuu Immediately answer, because
tho skin is Indlgestiblc, unpalatable.
uselpas
This delicious and nutritious fruit
has parallel In cod liver oil. over
f1fly medicinal alkalolds or curative
elements are 10 be found In the Gods
liver, and for centuries people, have
been swallowing the greasy. lndiges-
ttble. nauseattng oil, either In its raw
form or In an emulsion, TO get the ben.
eft OF these medicinal elements.
Now II has been proven by Two cele-
DRAFTED French chemists that the oil
which envelopes the curative proper.
ties found In the Gods liver is lust
as useless AS the skin OF an orange.
and have discovered a way 10 sepa--
ate all OF these medicinal elements
from the oil, retaining all that Is good
ana eliminating the bad. and thus
make Vfnol-
This will explain what valuable
medicine Vfno is and why II is super
seding cld-fashioned cod liver oil and
emllsiohs- and why it has been so Sue.
cesstul IN curing stomach troubles.
giving strength and renewed vitality 10
me weak, run down and aged, and
euFlns chronic coughs, colds. aud
building up The couyaIescent and il
Is because We know so well of what
Vinol is made that we unhesisatlnglv
oiIet to return money I'm every case
WfNre 1t falls Druehl and Franken,
urNEglstsi also Smith Drug Co.
NOTE we are sole agents
Tor Vinol in Salt Lake City, 1t is now
Tor sale at the leading drug store in
nearly every town and city I'm the
country. Look for the vino1 agency
IN Your town.
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| oday $ Oden News.

The sympathy Of a host of friends sops
out to the parents in their sad be-
reaNement- Funeral services Ovor the
remains win be held Tuesday Mt
o'clock at the Rlyerdac mcetInshousc,
lntefment Will take place In the og-
den CiSy cemetery.
REMAINS POSITIVELY IDENT1.
FLED.
The Identity OF the dead man. who
was found nearly three weeks ago In
the Fashion lUomlnghouse, has been
dei1hittly determined, Yesterday r, f.
MURPHY a switchman employed by the
Southern Pacific In the Ogden yards,
called at Larkln & Sons morguo where
the body still lays, and Identified him
as Grant Lyons, son OF John Lyons.
Men-to-dp farmer OF Essex Junction,
vermont Murphy was personal
friend OF the deceased and worked with
him for the railroad company five years
ago at that point. a telegram haS been
sent to the father asking what dis
position he desires made of the body.
DOESN'T WANT SINGLE BLESSED
NESS,
Mrs, Clara NJ, Lape. who last Friday
was granted 4 divorce by Judge Howell
from John s. Lape ON the grounds OF
desertion and failure 10 provide. and
who resumed her maiden name Griffin,
appeared In company with Abraham
Kershaw, also OF ogden. af the county
clerks office and a license to wed was
granted them, and they were made man
and wife Saturday evening,
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT ELECTION,
Tuesday evening a special meeting
OF the Ogden Civic Improvement
league will be held at the Weber club
parlors for the purpose Of electins OIL.
GERS for the ensuing year, and 10 hear
The report u President j. S, Lewis OF
the vast amount OF excellent work ac-
complished by the league during the
past l2 months for the advancement
of Ogden The public is invited TO att
tend the meeting and take part in the
selection of the new officers
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,
Ben MOrtensen. the popular base
ball player of Ogden. has gone TO Cult
Port, Mississippi, where he will join
the baseball team of the Cotton State
league for the coming season
The Weber county board OF health
has elected as officers for the ensuing
year o. r. Nadsen chairman, B. n
l3Iayl0ek. secretary.
One of the Utah Light and Railway
eoupanys large dynanos burned out
Saturday night at the power house
John Rrotherton. who plead guilty
to burglary, has changed his mind and
asked permission to plead not guilty
and stand trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
OGDEN BAR HONORS
JUDGE MALONEY
Encomiums Upon the Life, Work
And Character OF Learned
JurIst.
WAS FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE.
The Popr and the F1icndlcss, the
Widow and the Orphan Could En-
list His Mid unrequited.

Ogden. Utah, March 25~-The Bar as
ISOLATION of Ogden met al the district
court room Saturday and unanimously
passed the resolutions of respect to the
memory OF their late fellow attorney
Thomas Maloney. as they were pub
lished In the "Nevs."
After the adoption or the resolutions
Abbott +. Haywood. feelingly spoke Of
The life of Judge MaIopey recountins
some OF his excellent services as an at
torneJ- and Citizen
Mr.. A. j. Webber spoke of his patr5o-
tic service in the union army in the
war for the preservation of the Union
AS lawyer, continued Mr., Weber
Judge Maloney was ever ready to listen
10 Inc humble; the poor and the friend
less the widow and the orphan could
always without money and without
price, enlist his sympathy and secure
ms assistance. He had the highest re-
gard for the ethics Of his profession and
peleVed integrity of character to be
more essential 10 the true lawyer than
an the wisdom that could be acquired
pS either experience or study. ETis
fnanhey was transformations and often
seemed diffIdent; his language was sim
pie Saxon. clear and direct: his know
Ieuse or me law excellent. and he
phrased Learned In the law" is one
that could be faithfully applied to him
During all his useful life. well could
Ut be said OF our departed friend
HE hath a tear for pity and a hand
Open as the day, for melting charity.
ane the elements
90 mixed in him. that Nature might
stand UP
And say to all tho world. This is a
man.
Judge ]. A. Howell in conclusion
SAID:
deem it proper briefly to speak 10
yon or Thomas MaIoney not what has
already been spoken of-his career as
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es failure provide and asks
for the cu,dy of one minor
child and toh be restored 10 her
maiden name, ,ucy N. Simmons. The
parties We're r.rried in this city May
L. 1906.
SUNNY SERVICES.
The speakerst the Tabernacle yester-
day were ElG Reed Smoot, OF the
apostles, who i've an interesting COM
parlson of theellglous views of other
denomlnatlonsith those OF the Latter
day Saints. lders w Monroe Pax
man and Roc arsey returned mission
aries, and Prudent j. w. Paxman of
Juab stake.
FAS'DAY SUNDAY.
On account>f the First Sunday In
April being Il 18th when general CON-
ference will held, next Sunday the
Slst will be bserved as fast day In
Utah stake, al the stake priesthood
meeting will held next Saturday.
KERR AUER WEDDING.
A marrias has been issued TO
George Bau' and Jennie May Kerr,
both OF Paysi-
GARlGN CITY NOTES.
Judge Boot has returned from YER
nal, where hlhts been holding court.
The leadile business houses In the
city have afeed to close their places
OF business 6 o'clock every evening.
except Satulsly evenings and evenings
preceding hddays and the week before
Christmas,
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BOU7NTIFUL.
OLD FOLKS FESTIVAL.


Special Core Snppdence
Bcuniful Davis CO., March 95.--A
more enjoyable time among the aged
was newer experienced In this part Of
The country than that which occurred
Thursday at the Armory hail All who
haa reached the Goth milestone Of their
lives, residing i'm East West and South
Hountltpl, regardless OF color or creed
We're entertained and toasted most roy.
al1 by the BoNnaiful Silver band.
About lYN guests were seated at the FIRST
table. The luncheon over, the tables
We're removed aud very enjoyable pro-
gram rendered. consisting OF music.
songs and recitotlons. Added to the
home guests We're c. r. Savage and
wife, w. II. Barsul and wife, John Me-
Donald and wife, Andrew Jcnson and
Wife, and George Margetts and wife OF
salt Lake City, who ndded greatly TO
The entertaining and amusement Of tho
guests ut honor
The days enjoyment was concluded
With a dance III the evnlng for the
Young folks.
DEATH OF fANTHuS BARLOW
IlnShps Barlow died at his residence
In West BounttfuI Sunday evening OF
appendicitis, aged CT years Funeral
"Wednesday at p m. In the West ward
Westinghouse,
Elizabeth the inGans daughter oe
Edmund f. and Lucy Garrett Barlow,
died Saturday Funeral was held TO-
Gay In East Bountlfut meeting house.
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KAYSVILLE.
WIN. HAoKEN ASSAULTED.
And May DIe--Ncw GINNING Co.--Rc.
lirlng I3Isllopric IIOnored

Keysyillo, Davis Co.. March William
Hackin Na6 found M an unconscious cons
dillon IN abe hay lOl on tho premises
~ George Webster about : o'clock this
morning. he was taken into Mr. Web,
ster's residence and partially revived az
tor heroic EFFORTS. llacktn ls the Victim
o1 foul play. and Is In q precArinlis con,
dliton through being beaten ON the head
with a beer bottle. and he may ale nj
any Inonpnt His injuries were "a serious
That his back and Mrs huye been paIaly,
walk. lie has an ugly wound behind hls
aaTK
Marin psart Is accused by Haokln OF
the mnrdefOus assault and MarshaI
Marstln Is after the culprit Pearlt and
Uarkin. Il - learned, were reiutnHng
abouf midnight Friday from dance In
The Ragsyle music hail and on their
Pesrii struck nafs s-a,t over ne head with
from hfs pocket. Ileektn was rendered ma
conscious snd w1s lsSi iyinE n this state
en- 10 lte Webster barn and left 10 ale.
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
Mrs. James Smith was stricken with
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,, soidier and as tyer-but of his
Services as an officf this court. for
I. mas anyways seenlo me that there
was no member of bar who ALWAYS
Kept In mind so the particular
functions of the G, ano one az its
officers as he alwedld. i deem II
proper to say at thlIne that so far
NY Brother Maloneyd / We're persOn-
slly concerned, thelendship was as
Heep as was posslh,etween two men
IN lhe same professwho We're so Diff
,erett IN age. he Ding towards the
asst end of his life ] just beg Inning.
And In that reearEould remind the
members OF this BIZ q quality of our
departed brother ch has not oeen
auVerted 10 as yeti spirit of helpful
mes toward the your members OF the
oar Perhaps tina tality did not i'm.
press itself upon tflinds of those who
have spoken. becalthey belong to the
same age and ii as ala Brother
Maloney, but there members OF this
bar OF The same aand experience as
myself, who can all the pleasure
with which BrotH Nraloney gave us
advice which we ned a knowledge of
which he had gall as result of his
long experience life or which he
had CLEANED froms books of the law
In which he was sarned. We young
er members of { bar, then, cannot
speak Of him sin1sas a friend but as
a helpful adviser en- we were in need
of counsel,
The court missele presence IN this
court room Of oipf It's most faithful
and dlstInguished1cers and person al
" i am de9riyesf one of my most
loyal and helpfpJends-
Gentlemen, theder of the court viii
he thai the resoions passed by the
Bar association all be spread upon
the minutes OF { court and also the
remarks which We been made this
morning by cOur concerning the life
OF Thomas Malot
VICTIM 6AlENINGITIS.
After a. hard pgele OF nearly four
weeks against tt fatal disease which
has been takinsn many from NOR
tality, spinal mingitis. Addie Pearl
Child. the little -year-old daughter Of
Alfred and JullReid Child, was re-
leased from h. suffering yesterday
morning ut the nily residence ut Roy.
Weber county ehree physicians have
attended her she was given the
most careful nslng, but almost from
the first she wanconscious, and grad
ualIy grew Wear until the end came.
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Jula Trauntvein, an early resident OF
Mt Pleasant, YVES buried here last
Monday. Tho funeral services being
held In The South ward church. The
speaker was PRIEST G. N. r.uud
The remains Of Mrs. Ellen Allen were
brought yesterday from the county
farm and buried In the Mt. Pleasant
cemetery Deceased WAS born April IS,
ls2s. at Madeline. Lancashire Eng
lAt1d She was baptized Ia 1850 and
came To- Utah at an early date.
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LISTEN

Aud remember The next time you suffer
from pain--eausod by damp weather.
when Your head nearly bursts yron1 neu-
ralgla--try Billiards. Snow Linlment. i,
viii cure you- a prominent business man
OF Hampstead Texas, writes y have us
2 was a great sufferer from Rheumatism
and Neuralgia am pleased 10 say now
am free from these complaints, I am
sure owe this 10 your llnlmsnt." Sold
by 2, c. M. l. Drug Dept. III and IA
South Main St w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25

pstalSsls Friday morning, while attend
lns 20 her home duties. and is now In A
serious condition
RETIRING BIsl1oPR1c I4oNoREp.
AZ noon Friday The former b,shoor;c
pT AaSSvilie ward. Peter Barton Iohn n
Barnes and Heber j. Sheffield. who NyeIe
tsseased from their labors on Feb, "A. were
tgNHeteo grand reception by the people
81 the ward All business was suspended
and me people gathered at the meeting.
mousse. WheTe tables were spread with An
abundance of everything desirable. Mar
r4td people 10 the number Of 800 We're
seated at ,. m, This was followed nv
3 chllcren's dinner, and later several hun
area young people We're banqueted In
aLl ne committee served aboui 80 meals
dqfiHg the AFTERNOON and evening
Bishop Barton was presented with a
beautiful gold watch and chain as mark
~ the Affection OF the people for him.
Ccunselors John r. Barnes and Heber j
Shel1eld were each presented with A
handsome Morris chair The new bishop
Henry a. Blood. made a feicltous prt.s.
entation address and the three recipients
responded to the presentation speech with
appropriate words OF appreciation. re,
terring feelirg'y 10 their long association
WIKI the people OF the ward and the mus
tuaL love that bad made the work pleas
ant Other speakers were j, Fl Grant and
Jesse N Smith of the stake presidency
Throughout the afternoon and evening
there was rendered a program OF songs
and reciTations, and In the evening the
young people enjoyed a dance In this
music hall II was day OF good Fellow
ship,e veryone finding pleasure In doing
honor TO the men who had served so long
IN the biahopric-
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LOGAN.
RECEPTIN TO PRIEST. KERR.
Head of a G. Given Rousing Wei.
come Home.
.neclal Correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Logan, ALrch 2?.-l.ast evening Pres
ident ]. Y. Kerr OF the Agricultural
college anQthe Cache valley members
OF the stat Legislature, on their arrival
on the tra5 from Salt Lake, were given
royal wlC0lne home by an immense