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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-11
BODY FOUND IN
R0ON|NG HOUSE:
Mysterious Death Of Stranger
Probably a Victim OF Nor
phine Poisoning,
Powerful Discourse by Elder Joseph Il.
Smith, Jr.. ON 'Origin oil Re-
organized Church,

Ogden, March 1.-THE mystery SUI
rounding the death OF an unknown man
who was found Saturday afternoon III
Il room in the Fashion roomlng house
on Twenty fifth street has not yet been
solved by Sheriff Sebring or the ponce
who were Immediately summoned on
the discovery OF the body III is peheVed
the man Is George 1Iabby, member OF
The Rear River club of Seattle WASH
irgton. but his Identification Is not yet
certain.
The man rented the room Thursday,
paving for II In advance saying ne
wanted 1t for himself and wife, but
whether q woman occupied IL with him
or not, has not been learned as no one
Ground the place saw any woman In
his company The discovery OF his life
less form was made by one of the Jap
employees, who went 10 the room about
] o'clock in the afternoon TO clean 1t up
ard there found the man partially
dressed with his feet hanging over the
side OF tho bed and mis- body on the bed
face upwards cold in death. He notified
the proprietress, who called the sheriff
and officers They responded quickly and
Sheriff Sebring made a careful exam
jnatlon OF the room and the MANS
clothing, but found nothing by which
10 identify him. On the third finger OF
initials &c. L. On the dresser was a
watch chain and locket. The locket
bore the same initials and contained a
young lady's picture. Two newspapers.
one addressed to Mr.. c. O. Bannister,
I.eadvillc. Colo and the other ad-
dressed 10 Mrs. Erpelding, 42g east
Fifth street. Leadville, Colo, and a
postal card addressed 10 John MCNulty,
care OF Palace saloon. Goldhed, all
stamped ready for mailing, and it Is
hoped through some OF these parties TO
be able 10 locate the dead mans rela-
lives. His clothing WAS practically all
new, his suit WAS black woTsted his hat
n brown Stetson, and shoes Of the
Princeton make There were on the
dresser a bottle about half full of NOR
phine and several empty whisky flasks
DT. Gordon was summoned, and said In
dlcations were that the man had been
dead for several hours, as he was very
rigid and considerably dlscoIored, and
his appearance was that he might have
died from poisoning. His body was
removed TO Larlkin q Sons undertaking
parlors where he viii be kept pending
coroner's Inquest and identifc alton.
he Is about 50 years of age, clean
shaver, five feet eight inches In height,
blue eyes, thin hair, quite good looking,
weight about 145 pounds medium conn
plexion- a coroner's jury composed or
Amos Sebrtng, Otto Lund and Elliott
Kennedy was impanneled and viewed
the remains, but the hearing of the
inquest WAS continued until this after
noon
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PARK CITY.
SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL,
Solons Get Economical and Want Fire
Chief TO Acs Also az Janitor.

Special CORES oudence.
Park City, March THE city eoun-
ell met last evening with Mayor j. r,
Melch In the chair. Bills 60 the amount
OF S20T2. sc were presented al'd with the
exception OF two, were ordered paid.
The recorder reported that the city
received $I,St2.75 from licenses and otll-
er sources during the month OF Febrll-
AIRY. There We're 80 cases tried before
the police Justice In the same period.
During the month OF February two
persons only had died The city ply
stefan stated this had been the health-
lest month that Park City had ever ex-
perienced
A number OF liquor licenses were
granted.
Councilman Gibson stated that ow-
ing to the decrease OF the city revenue,
expenses should be cut down and sug-
gested that the fire CHIEF could act as
1anftor The fire chief MI. j. Burns,
being present, WAS asked II he would
assume the additional duties ON the
salary Ot FIVE chief This he declined,
as he said, one man would not be able
10 do Justice TO the two positions as
the janltor, IN addition to Keeping the
city ball clean. also has to repair side
walks and look after crossings and
fumes The council decided to ask for
his resignation, and also the resigna
tlon OF Inc ianitor same 10 be In the
hands OF the city council at the next
meeting,
Some discussion was had in regard
TO the way the sCavenger work Is be =
ing done on the side streets. and the
city attorney was Instructed to notify
the bondsnen of MI p. Heenan, who
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IN OGDEN TABERNACLE.
Elder Joseph f. Smith, Jr., Delivers
Powerful Discourse.

Ogden. March n---At the Ogden tab
einacle yesterday afternoon q congre-
CATION that filed the building to over
flowing attended the services which
We're addressed by Elder Joseph f.
smith, JT-, who preached powerful
and convincing discourse on 1.-The ORR
gin OF the Reorganized Church." He
took up the restoration of the gospel in
this dlspensaIion through the Prophet
Joseph Smith with his success sors in the
presidency, ana thoroughly explained
the commencement OF the Josephlte
church with its beliefs. He read an ex-
tract from a resolution In which that
church discarded the principle of vi
carious work for the dead. and Its
abandonment OF other principles which
were taught by the Prophet Joseph and
the Scriptures. Special music was fur
nisled by the tabernacle choir
FUNERAL. OF MRS. SHARP.
Grandma Charlotte McGeary sharp
Who died las. Thursday of general de-
bllity. aged 81 years, was laid peace
fully to rest yesterday. The hall of the
Reorganized church on Washington
avenue. where the funeral services were
held, was Well filled with syInpathizing
friends. some OF whom had known her
in Utah for over so years The church
choir furnished the music and Elda
Stead preached a funeral sermon
Dihllop JdIlieS ldElot OF Inc MOUND
Fort ward, who had been nelghbor
Of her many noble traits OF character.
The casket was covered with beautiful
floral tributes.
ATTRACTIONS AT THE GRAND.
Manager Grant has three good attrac.
lions booked for the Grand Opera
House. ''rhe Fast Mall one OF Lin
coin j. Carriers productions. will be
played Wednesday night. "Old Arkau.
sas.' melo- dramatic comedy will be
seen Thursday night. ON next Monday
evening the Savage Grand Opera com.
pany. the greatest in the west, VIII be
heard In the magnificent opera Madam
Butterfly"
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NEPHI.
DISTRICT COURT.
Minor Business Disposed of and Gases
Set for Hearing.
speeial Corresp ondenee.

Speclal CprTeSp ohQence.
Nephi Juab Co. March 7.---,Iudgo
Greenwood has been holding court
here this week and disposed OF a
great deal OF minor business. The
following settings We're made for the
term;
March s~-Georee Jones VS. Bonanza
Mining and Milling company: Zen
Rarratt VS. John Roundy; Ben Barratt
VS.. Albert Hasan,
March I1-~Western Loan & Savings
company VS.. w. j, Shlmmins; Western
Loan & Savings company VS.. Stephen
Letham
March I2--~1ra j. Hilrman VS.. Mary
Ann Hillman; l. H. Cole VS.. Francis
Sells.
May as-~-Eureka City VS.. Natal Fer
reudo.
May 2S---Graud Central Mining COM
pany VS. Mammoth Mining Company.
In the last case it is understood
that an appeal is being taken 10 the
supreme court of the United States
and In that event the case will NOT be
tried as set 1t will be remembered
that this case was tried and determine
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cd both In the district and supreme
court of thc state TN favor Of tho
Grand Central, and this hearing is
now aet to determine the amount Of
damages the Mammoth " liable to the
Grand CentrAl FOR ore wrungfully TAX.
en- out OF the disputed territory.
In the case OF the Spider Mining
pany et AL which the convt has had
under consideration for some tmc a
decision was rendered this morning
in favor of the defendants dlssolylns
ire clalntirfs temporary restraining
order.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
IRRIGATION COMPANY LOSES.
Knitting Factory IN Old Wooden Mill
Trout Fry Planted In BoScldcr Creek.

Special Correspondence.
Brigham City. BoXelder Co.. March 8.
THE Brigham CITY Wooden mills ~ be-
ing repaired and put In order and VIII
be- used as a knitting factory. This
factory is the only one loft OF the many
established In the old co-op days.
Deputy County Clerk Lorenzo w.
Andersen has returned from his trip
east He reports having had an OK =
cellent time, combining business with
pleasure and sight seeing He was In
Washington and Witnessed the closing
scenes OF the Smoot case.
IRRIGATION COMPANY LOSES,
The case of Ed Ryan VS. Curlew IL
rlgation and reservoir company, which
has occupied the time OF the district
court for about ten days, WAS given
to the jury yesterday and they brought
in a verdict In favor OF plaintiff for
N,501 49,
The case of Brigham city vs. Il G..
Electric Light company was transferred
10 the federal court
HOME FROM MISSIONS.
Two of the Second ward boys re-
turned last week from a two years
mission TO Scandinavia, Hans Knud-
sen had labored most OF the time In
Chrstianln conference. Norway, while
Hyruin johnson had been in the Copen-
hagen conference Denmark.
TROUT FRY FOR ROXELpEE.
Mr.. Harry Seeger. the new county
fish and game warden, went down 70
Salt Lake City last week and secured
10000 trout fry for Boxelder creek, and
afterwards appeared before the county
mlssioners and asked that necessa- =
ry screens be put In the streams where
water Is run through pipes for power
purposes.
PROF, MILLER LECTURES.
Prof. John T. Miller. editor of the
Character Builder. Will deliver a lee
ture in the Brigham city tabernacle
next Thursday evening at S o'clock;
subject, The Wonders of Mind and
Body
Stohl Brothers Furniture Company
of TrenaontQn has sold its business to
the Jensen Brothers Of that place
BOYS PASS WORTHLESS CHECKS.
Three boys from Collinston obtained
a book OF blank checks on a Logan
bank, and began manufacturing checks
and had already passed four of them
when caught. Parents Of the boys
made good the small amount involved,
while the boys are out OIL bail of $500
each. and win be tried in the district
court at Logan
BUILDING BOOM.
Many buildings win be erected and
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has this contract, that IL he did not do
this work as per contract that the
city would proceed 10 take actlon on
his bonds. Adjourned
The Ancent Order of Hibcrnians will
give grand bah IN Maple hall March
is.
The Volunteer Ftrefnens association
viii give a grand ball on the list OF
April, for the benefit of the association.
1.-The Belle OF Japan is at the thea
ter tonight.
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LOG AN.
CITY BUSINESS FOR 1906.
special Report Of Recorder Egbert--
Wedding I3rlls--Snlts Filed.
Special Correspondence

WEIGHING Bclis--Snlts Filed
Special Correspondence,
Logan, Cache Co, March s.~~Iogan city
Se.uhell met IN regular session on Wednes,
city Recorder EsleIla Egbert presented
O. speUiaL report giving n summary Of tho
~",hh 1 business OF the city for tho year
eiIuilly ll"c, 81 1905, as follows,
sad LICENSES ..3 Issued Merchants 50 whole
htle ilqpor dealers, 10 retail LIQUOR deal
frf, % billiard halls, Is bowling aiieys.
miscellaneous, IS. water users !52. per-
r1ls paying for watering cemetery iOts.
5ili deeds issued for cemetery lots 10.
deaths recorded, 81 births recorded, 12a:
extension Of water mains 4 ,ssS feet; new
water service connections, 70,
WEDDING PERMITS.
=, Marriage loenses have been issued nv
the county clerk 10 the following couples.
s,Ephraim l.. Hansen and Mas Elisabeth
MmlWUI1h' both ~ Shelley. Ida ho.
Luther l. life and l-enOra Johns. both
or Providence.
SUITS FILLED.
snilt N Bros. logan. have nled A lien
AGAINST VIM. Peterson and wife. Jane O.
PETERSON, 70 reeoygr si94 g With Interest
~ aitorpey's fees, ana costs Of suit
llulda IT. Christensen fled suit Tor al.
yorco against Herman C'hriAtlansen, al.
leglns drunkenness. cruelty and failure 10
support an tbs cause al complaint. Thern
arc seven children between the ages of
and ~ years plainiiff asks the custody
OF the children, 500 for expenses on this
selioD t95 per month alinony. and such
o'her relief az may be equitable
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DEsEnET EVENING NEWS MONDAY MARCH ii 1907

much Improvement win be made in and
around Brigham City this spring and
summertime basement OF the large husl-
ness block of Larsen & Jensen ON Maln
street is nearly finished, AS Is the one
by Fishbnrn 6 Sons Arthur o. Neo-
ly, the hcrseman, will erect fine resi-
demce IN the Third ward while 1Ir-
nest 1iorSlcy Is building nice little
cottage IN the First ward
DRAMAT1CS.
"1-hc Fast Mail" is booked at the
Opera House for March ~,
The play given Saturday night by
the Perry Dramatic company WAS Well
patr0n.ged, the proceeds We're given 10
the building fund OF the Perry ward
Westinghouse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-11
LAYTON Family REUNION.


Aud remember the next titne YOU suffer
from painI-ca9sed by damp weather.
ratgta-try Balerd's Snow Eminent. I,
VIII cure YOU a prominent business man
or Hampstead, Texas writes: I have us
ga your llnmeut. Previous 10 useing II
and Neuralgia [ am pleased 10 say now
an, am free from these complaints I am
sure l owe this TO your linlIneut-" sold
South Main st. n
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Mime. Ilene Dye, formerly of Washington, D. c.

One Of the leading designers probably
Lk
OF having designed hats the mil
While Mrs Longworth Alice admired
DIV
superb millinery America but
admirers famly abroad
na,naI n.al
VIII continue at Banks
expressed
Washington
Banks The greater surprise
much more that the goods here"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-11

"Dr Thomas Ecreetric on is the best
remedy for mat often fatal disease,
Group Has been used with success in
our family for eight years Mrs. l..
Whitacre. Buffalo. N. Y.
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Heavy impure blood mikes a muddy.
pinply complexion, hea daches. nausea,
indigestion. Thin blood makes you
weak. pale. sichly. Bnrdock Blood
Bittefs makes the blood rich, red, pure
RESTORES perfect health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-11

In addition to best local trains for
all Utah points, the night train leav-
ing at Q O'Clock runs through to-
Acoma, New. Mcdena- Lund aud MIL
ford Utah.
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DRAMATtCs.

For \ mild, easy action Of the bowels.
q single dose OF Doan's Regulets IL
enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. Is cents a box. Ask your
druggist for them.
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Stop itching Instantly. Cures piles,
eczefna- salt rheurn. tetter, itch, hives,
herpes. scabies--Doan's Ointment Al
any drug store
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NLREADY the influence
Rs|;1s1A of an early Easter is felt.
RMsa2AtN Soon it will be manifest
in "Openings. 81 You realize it
because our windows reflect
charming expressions Of style.
Q You feel 1T as you cross the
threshold. Whichever way you
turn. animated shoppers are In
specting merchandise.
qIe different departments are bright
and pretty In their pleasing displays each
vieing with the other In effort to be In
viting. The scene becomes inspiring; there
is everywhere apparent spirit of new
ness. of style.
Ribbons.
New Gloves
Ideas In Neckw
Dainty liAle Handkerchiefs
--latest lasts In snappy Oxtords.
Wide range of Spring Hosiery.
Rich effects In Silk Underskiirts
A profusiion of beautiful Shirt Waists.
Handsome shades and colorings In
Veilings.
gifts a stirring scene at the Silk and
Dress Goods counters. Spring weaves are
always preAiest, SO refreshing are they
with their striking dots, plaids, checks and
variegated patterns bright and airy fab
RIGS which extend through the popular
shades to the somber colors.
Gs the that appeals the particular dresser
Me suits give that we'll dressed feeling There the
who pdes herself dressing neatly and syhl pleased e
Jackets skirts suits--a of choice fabrics Of becoming designs
perfect fit and possess that touch gushing
feature this
GBut the Millinery Department that interest centers
There impression Of style the among
the Hats Wonderful French New York patterns
and the nobby The latter lines
tracing attention They beaues 1t to
Srce IS co. 500 So SO hat with real style effectto give
chic and snppy dash that looks for ony the expen-
sye millinery Style charming lines
which denote quality.
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KAYSVILLE.
BARToN-wrcKE1 WEDDING.
Layton Family Observation-Disclosures
Blshoprlc TO be Banqueted
specIal CorrespOndenee.


Special Correspondence
Ksysville, Davis Co., March s,-Afiss
Wine Barton OF this place and Frank
Wicket of Salt Lake City. were mar
rtel at The home Of Che brides sister
Mrs Daniel Budiey last evening, the
ceremony being performed by Bjshop
Peter Barton, uncle of the bride. They
gave a reception for their older Friends
last evening and this evening thelr
Younger friends participated In an
evening OF repas1 and atnusernentS
Their many friends Join i'm wishing
them Q prosperous and happy Journey
through life.
The bazaar given under the auspices
or the auxiliary organi2a tOns OF the
ward which opened yesterday, closed
this evening 1t being a grand success
all through.
LAYTON FAMILY REUNION.
The annual reunion or the LAYTON
faiuily was held this afternoon i'm the
music hall. A program, lunch and
dancing for the younger part OF 1he
family were the features Of the ioy~
Gus occasion.
Elder Lawrence L. Layton who has
been laboring in the British mission.
lor The past two years, has been released
70 retHrh home and win set sau on
March n. '''
The people Of the ward viii give a
banquet next Friday afternoon and
evening IN the westinghouse In honor.
OF the retiring bishoprlc.
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The Trend of Fashion in
Laces and Trimmings.


gather with Oriental
gold and silver combinations IN Persian effects
broiderles the
ALI-OVER LACE II
white wuis-wOrth 3225 Tor {l29 yard
APPLIQuEs-so as
0
Princess
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Broken plaids, stripes, checks polka dots, etc
constitute the line of fancies at prices to Pleas
everybody.
fancy pr
Beautiful checks
Also complete the moderately priced kind
al-sIk veuings
sulngs-ohecl stripes plain
uesup to So
styles inch tailor suinss pes and eheck The best Var
have shown for the 5a
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Plain and Fancy Silks the
note For Spring Styles Of

- EGARDLESS of the fact that there has been a stro
Ia\ the silk market, and that the manufacture
l[\ sold three months advance ot their output we
POSITION early purchases supply you wit
latest productions and the staple styles prices no higher
former Our staple lines Of black and coored sill
main at the old prices almost without exception.
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-08
FEEDING THE BIRDS,
A TIMELY SUGGESTION.


 There is nothing so enjoyable after a storm as the merry call of chickadee or the "Thankl Thankr' of the nut hatch for the suet nailed to the tree trunk. Those who have regularly fed the birds are now enjoying large company of feathered friends, for the deep snow covers the weed patches and blankets the tree trunks, those natur- al feeding grounds of so many of our winter birds. A little aid at this sea- son will bring rich reward in garden time. If through your friendliness during the rigors of winter, the chick dee can be coaxed to build near by you will be sure of helpful neighbors. The amount of insects one pair will destroy during the nesting season is almost beyond computation. A lump of suet tackled to a dooryard tree above the reach of the family cat will afford food for many days and keep warmth in many an atom of bird life which oth- erwise would fail to gladden. the spring time. Feed the birds by all means and teach the children to have a care for Gods creatures and they will grow in- to better men and women for the thought they have bestowed on Ma ture's handiwork.
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-08
OBITUARY:
DEA WILLIAM ". PERKINS

DEA WILLIAM ". PERKINS.
 William w. Perkins, who was c S. sistant superintendent at the Rubber factory during the superintendency of the late D. c. Gateley, was brought to Newtown for burial in the New town cemetery this (Thursday) after noon, the remains arriving on the $ o'clock train. He is survived by two sons, Frank and George Perkins, who accompanied the remains to Newtown with Curtis P. Gately and John Fl. Clark. The pail bearers were Levi o. Morris, o. B. Taylor, Ezra J. Hall, William E. Ackley, Edward Taylor and Arthur T. Nettleton. MT Per kins was 8 deacon in the Newtown Congregational church for many years and was a man greatly beloved. He died at a sanftarium in Greenwich, aged about 80 years.
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-08

At hearing held at New Milford, Monday, before Hon Frank B. Mum of Winsted, Referee in Bankruptcy for Litchfield County, for the appoint ment of trustee on the bankrupt es- tate of The Frank B. Rowe Co.,, a ma jortty of the claims proved made choice of Attorney Charles H. North rop of Newtown, whereupon the Ref cree appointed him under bonds of S2OOO. It is generally understood that it is bad failure, the liabiljtie- amounting to over s15, 900 and the as sets in sight about S3OOO. The Ref cree appointed February Is, at Il. 15 a. m., at New Milford to examine the af l fairs of the defunct corporation.
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-08
SPECIAL BOROUGH MEETINGS
HELD FRIDAY AND MONDAY EVENINGS

A special meeting of the Newtown Borough was held, Friday evening, at the Brick building. Attorney Charles H. Northrop as warden of the borough presided. L. O. Morris exhibited diff ferent grades of hose and committee was appointed, consisting of Levi O. Morris, Cornelius B. Taylor and William A. Leonard, to look up the matter and report at an adjourned meeting to be held on Monday night. A committee, consisting of Ex;SenatoI Patrick Cannon, was appointed to get figures on the cost of water from the Water Co. Attorney c. H. Northrop, Ex.Senator Houlihan and O. F. Boards ley were appointed committee to go to Hartford and appear before the proper committee of the Legislature on the extension of the borough lines.
 The meeting, Monday night, voted to buy 600 feet of hose, accepted the borough extension lines as arranged by the committee and authorized the to make a contract with the Water Co. for use of the fire hy- drants.
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-08
ST JOHNS CHURCH.
LENTEN SERVICES.

LENTEN SERVICES.
 Ash Wednesday, in church, 10 45 a. m.; other Wednesdays, in church, 3.3( p. m.; Thursdays, in the Glen, 700 p. m.; Tuesdays, Berkshire. TOO p. m. Fridays, in church, 7.30 p. m.
 The Tuesday evening services at Berkshire will be held in William G Hard's house. The Thursday evening services at the Glen will be held in J. M. Blackman's house.
 At the Friday evening services Rev J. H. George will preach series o1 sermons.
The Newtown bee., 1907-02-08

The remains of Minott Sharpe were inferred in the East Village cemetery, Wednesday. Funeral Directors Prtn- dle & Morris met the funeral party at Botsford and conveyed them to Mon- roe. MT Sharpe was 7S years old and kept the White Beach house at Man tic His wife and Miss Hattie Tyrrill of New Haven accompanied the re- mains. to Monroe. A son, Frank Sharpe, and daughter, Mrs Woodruff, also survive him.