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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
husband and Wife in Queer
French Farce Comedy Of Gen.
ulne Modern Life.
COUPLES RADIANCE METHODS
Each Had Other Adiudged rs a Luna
tic and as Such Each Was Com
n,ifted to Asylum.
Special correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
NARIs, Feb l-Thcrc is material
- for a side-splittlng farce-comedy
In case which has just resulted
in husband and wife being in
sarcerated in lunatic asylum. For
hem, TO be sure, 1t is no laughing mat
Ter, but as their stay among the in
nne is likely to be of short dura ton,
IN unfeeling world meanwhile is enti-
Ted to get all the amusement possible
but OF their predicament.
The couple in question, NJ. and Mime.
apin. lived IN comfortable fiat in
ne hue Belleford. In the course of
lner ~ years Of married life each had
slown somewhat tired of the others
kVcety' and yearned 10 be freed from
ne shackies OF domestic partnership.
each set 70 work, unknown to the 9TH
~ 10 obtain this relief.
METHOD OF RADIANCE.
II occurred to NJ. sapln that the hest
way OF Kidding himself of his spouse
way 10 get her clapped into a lunatic
nylum' With this end In view he
.ssned extreme solicitude for his
snes health A slight attack OF infjI-
..aa ahorded him a pretext for sum
s.ollrs specialist to examine her Tho
"r whose services he requisitioned
nos an expert on insanity. This. az
Ise. Mme' sapin did not know. NJ
ap'n tolu the alienlst OF various ouee,,
hSuss ne mad observed in his wife's
"ssior the result was that after
,or., au examined her he came to- the
saa,ia tnat she was mon compos
s,,s ana furnished the husband
WIN certificate declaring that she
sylum. ''''o'ai 10 an
THE MADAME TOO. D..
,tr nys after much cogitation. by n
M nSo, ooiholdence, Nine. Sapin had
ts,.sis me same method of Kidding
,arr,,n VI her husbands company. IN
anl,ss out her scheme she showed
isns s as much discretion as her h,is-
hr g nau displayed in putting his nIot
,s,ran, sequestration into effect Com
N.Y. s. .lN NJ. Sapln had no susnicion
non tpe physician who, AT her s,igges-
h. lay peeh called In to attend him
,Tnss u.uisesu0n, was also an insanitv
NM ysrI @ The result was tho same ana
,tt' g, sapin duly received a oert,f,cate
nso,p S forth that her husband was
pbdss ueranged ana should be placed
a CURIOUS COMEDY.
,s ssn followed curious comedy. each
taEIns 10 caJole the other into
Is ibs carriage ride. with an asvlun,
ton Isal but not ostenalble dostina-
DOM % finally there came "show
themse,,N WIN the result that they found
sbcS as both caught in the iran
pas nae each had laid Tor the other Eacb
and hay s'V'I man willing then TO ory om,ts
nDable 'se matter drop. But tbo t ron
nattsr sulhorlties, before whom The
yolubls V a could give no heed to he
lana An, protests poured forth hy hus.
Nor n IL WE that each had been IN
hsntes sSn,pposing the other to he de,
Va tbe me testimony which had nis.
Mn th specialists could not be retract.
VI IN so way The officials could onlv
Eested auSeitdance With The nronerly
u ana smsrnheate and. therefore. 10Th
ban l1st Mine' sapin We're transferred
''''ullon for the insane.
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As one reads one can almost see this
long line of great Irish mobiles and
chieftains in their shining arnor or in
silk attire, be-ribboned aud be-laced;
one can almost hear the clash of the
seemingly ever-flashing swords and
theu--when one stops reading, comes
remembrance of the shame that has
come to the house. the public con-
demuation of the present day scion of
this glittering procession of glorious
Irishmeu.
Hubert George de Burgh Canning,
Viscount Burke of Clanmorrs, County
Mayo, Baron Dunkellin. County Gal
way, Earl of Clanricarde OF Ireland,
Baron Somerhill of the United King
dom and Marquis of Clanricarde, is not
"A years old He is u confirmed bache-
lcr Many of his titles viii die with
him The Marquis of Sligo, his first
cousin, viii inherit some Of the proper
ty ana lesser titles
INTO DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.
Lord Clanricarde was the second son,
his brother, Ulick, Lord Dunkellin, the
heir to title and estates, dying at the
age of 40. a colonel in the guards. The
present marquis went into the diplo-
matte service like his father. who was
famous ambassador. In 10 years he
had risen no higher than second secre-
tary at the ministry at Turin. He
abandoned the service when his brother
died. He then sat for four years as a
member of the house Of commons. on
his fathers death, 81 years ago, he
threw aside all pretense OF work and
regaled himself with two hobbies--buy-
ing pictures and ice skating. He Is
quite stranger at the house Of lords,
None OF the doorkeepers remember ever
having seen him.
Lord Clanricarde. or Lord Clan
rackrent," as he has been known for
years. lived at C5 The Albany, which
for centuries has been London's most
noted and exclusive bachelor quar-
ters. The Albany Is an ancient pile Of
stone buildings, situated near the
eastern end OF the northern side of
Picadilly. and running back into Bur
lington Gardens II has entrances
from both streets, There arc some
30 sG!tes OF chambers, occupied for
term of years by men of high and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
WV" Tu, EDWARD THE MAGNET
MAI ATTRACTS AMERICANS,

I''', o,. Correspondence.
y ,Sa Feb. Lit is said mat
o ao sreateat number Of Amerl-
m, ever sssr seen together in BIar-
,lrlns N me, mean to assemble there this
ly The fao, Of course. explained
s4s M ivy, mat the king intends 10
J ~aFch holiday there. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
TWO NEW COMPANIES
Salt Lake Mining Corporations File
Their Articles With Officials

The Hecla Mining and Milling company
OF salt Lake. which owns claims in the
Bradshaw mining district. in Beaver
county, filed its articles of Incorporation
with the county clerk YESTERDAY The
capital stock is 100000. divided into
shares Of the par value of 81 each. and
100000 shares are set aside as treasury
stock. The officers are as follows: Presi,
dent. Fl. p. Clark; vice president. Lester
ID. Freed: secretary. J. NJ Reynolds
treasurer, w H Shearman. These with
directors
The Lead Hill Mining company Of Salt
Lake, which owns claims In Sevler county
hled its articles Of Incorporation with the
county clerk yesterday. The COMPANY is
empowered, under its articles, 10 omen
and maintain branch Offices at SaIina.
Utah. and New York CITY. The capi!ai
stock is $4,000 divided into shares Of
the par value OF 81 each. and 5000 shares
are set aside as treasury stock. The di-
rectors OF the company are r, r, RaII
Louis Jacobs. ]. r. Tilton, L. II GRAY
and Hattie Lambert S
The Seaboard Fire and Marine IDsur-
ance company of Galveston Tex. Go
cured license TO do business in Utah
yesterday. 90S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
LAWYER IS ACCUSED
OF STEALING dog
Attorney James Smith Must An
swer Charge of Petit Lar
ceny in Murray.

ATTORNEY James Smith. lawyer WHO
has been arrested several times OH
charges OF passing bogus checks. put WHO
has always managed TO escape Plose'"
ton, was arrested yesterday on new
and UNIQUE charge. He Is accused OF
stealing water spaniel from H.
whitman. an employee Of the ROCKY
Mountain Bell Telephone c2nPany ~
MURRAY. Smith was arrested ana re-
leased on his own recognizance 10 appear
this morning ,, 10;
Marshal Michael Mauss OF MurTsy' III
whose hands the warrant for smith al .
rest was placed, said last night ,nal, as as
he understood the matter, Smith was In
Murray Monday on case neioTs
tice OF the Peace Charles F. Dnranu.
While waiting for the street car 10 re-
Turn 70 Salt Lake Mr Mauss says tle
water spaniel started TO run across the
track In front OF Smith. The latter, IL
Is claimed. picked up the aog ana pr2us ,II.,o 1T
him 10 Salt Lake. Mr.. Mauss says the y
were four eve witnesses to the alleged
smith. II IS stated, was slightly intoxt-
Gated Mt the time The owner OF Inc
dog. when he heard what had happened
TO his pet caused n warrant 10 be IS
sued When an effort was made 10 ar
came highly Indignant and at hrst re-
fused to accompany the officer, Later,
however. he changed his mind and Went
down To the Shertffs offce, where he
was released on his own recognizance.
Smith Is regarded as being an e%cep-
tionally talented man. but for several
years he has been drinking heavily. Sew.
eraI times. while under the influence Of
liquor, he has gotten into trouble over
financial matters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
CITY AND NEIGHB0RH00D

The State Board OF Education will
meet Friday morning at 10 O'Clock In the
office Of State Superintendent A. G. Nell
son In the city and county building,
A meeting of the Utah State Poultry
association will be held this evening at
O'Clock at the Commercial club rooms.
All who care TO are cordially invited to
attend.
From n communication received from
DIR. A. s.. Condor Of Ogden BY the State
Board OF Health. 1t is learned that the
sister town has had eight cases of spinal
meningitis UP TO date, with but TWO
fatalities.
Notice has been served on Mrs Julia
kimball. through Tuttle Bros. TO yarate
the property occupied by the Casino skat-
Ing rink. The site is to be vacated By
April l. at which time 1t Is proposed to
begin work on the Newhouso buildings.
Councilman w, Mont Ferry's resolution,
adopted by the City Council Monday
night asking the Legislature TO authorize
the city To levy TAX Of three mills to
pay interest on the city's bonded debt
and to create n sinking fund 10 pay the
principal thereof.
rumor was abroad last night that
G. +. Warren, general agent of the Santa
Fe, who has been at st. Mark g hospital
for the past week was in a serious con-
dillon. but inquiry al the hospital at n
late hour developed the fact that ne is
improving. His many friends will he
glad 10 hear OF his Improvement,
telephone pole near the corner of
Eight South and Main was demolished
Yesterday afternoon by being struck by
q Salt Palace car. The car was going
south al a fulI rate of speed when IL
jumped the track and struck the pole
which was broken off near the ground.
The front end of the car was badly dam
aged Fortunately no one was seriously
injured.
G.. r. Roberts was arrested yesterday
afternoon on the charge OF exhibiting a
deadly weapon. According TO the story
told the officers, Roberts stepped up 10
Billie McKobie, In front OF the Bon
Ton ,heater. and pushing the business
end OF an automatic revolver close TO
his stomach. asked, what do you think
Of that?' McRobie persuaded the man
to return the revolver and notified the
police station as quickly as possible.
A few minutes later Roberts was taken
into custody by Detectives shannon and
Chase. When questioned at the station.
Roberts informed the officers that he was
from Rhode Island and that he had re-
gently lost his wife. II is believed by
The officers that the loss Of his wife to-
sether with drink. has partly deraneed
Sohert mind. The man was we'll
dressed and we'll appearing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08

bill; the antitrust bill as amended. and
the game bill, appropriating $4,000 to
use in destroying animals that nrev
upon farm products; a county revenue
bill; resolution proposing n Constitu-
tional amendment permitting assessors
to hire deputies at the expense of tbe
counties: providing a State flag: pro-
hlbiting the employment of minors in
remuneratlve occupations; the horti
cultural bill; raising the salary of Mine
Inspector; creating State Highway
commissions; allowing County Commits.
sioners TO license the construction of
toll roads for traction engines: provid-
ing annual license fee by corporations.
also Senate bills making SherifTs ro,,'
resentatives of the Board OF Pardons
and approprlating $4,000 for a bridpe
across Snake river above Salmon
Falls.
The Senate bill TO annex part of R,r.
mock county to OueIda county was de.
feated. The "Sunday rests bill was
recommended for passage by the Sen.
ate. An effort to kill Hepburn g nr;-
mary election bill was dnafeated and
the House nigh license bill was recon-
nendcd for passage
Judge Wood Of this city and this dis.
trict, has been called to sit in the Har.
~ Orchard trial when it comes of,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
CAR JUMPS TRACK
Struck Electric Light Pole, Putting Car
Ont of Commission

Car No. so, running on Main street to
the Salt Palace. jumped the track in the
middle of the street on Main and
Eighth South Wednesday noon and cut
of an electric light pole ms clean as if
saw had been used TO do the work.
The car was not running at any high
rate of speed, and it is thought that a
cobble rock must have been pushed on
the track by some wagon crossing.
There were no passengers in the car
at the time the accident happened. but
it proved narrow escape of J. F..
Smith the motormsn. The center of
the car struck the pole and the front
platform was nearly cut in two. Smith
said that he could not tell how he got
out but that when he was ready to iump
the car had stopped and the danger was
over. The light pole was soldly fixed
in the car and kept its upright posi-
tion until help came. After three
hours of hard work, the car was finally
extricated and pulled back to the barn.
The Main street line has been in bad
condition ever since the open weather
commenced. The company has been
forced to put in new bed between
Fifth aand Sixth South streets, and be-
tween Fifth South and Ninth South
streets, there has been one or two cars
o6 the track nearly every night. The
street is very soft and cars cannot be
run fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
CHILD TRIES h
END YOUNG |
Girl of Thirteen Drjnl, !.
tine, Hoping it N
Kill Her.
SAYS HER BROTHERS !,
WILL NOT ASSN
Juvenile Court Official
Try to Compel Then
Support Sister.

Deserted by her broths,,
and mother dead. and feeliD, !.
spondent and tired Of IN. :, ,0
Erickson. aged 10 years ,-I.,
suicide by drinking two o,,,.
of turpentine Tuesday a,,. Y
turpenttne had the effec, =, y
and the child threw h on -
almost at once Her cas-.
hands Of the Juvenile 60, M
The girl comes from ,. Cn ~!
where her father and mo,has halus',
She has two grown bro,bs,s, anl
but her story is that ibsr "a a
10 have anything 20 do Nix nsS,
they refuse TO speak 10 no. M W. e
and that she had no rncars 70 "
She has worked as a domas;,.w
places. u
About a month ago ,hs d.,
work in the u. c NJ. /. sbos ~ ~
noise OF the machinery w.s
for ner, however, and rroSs =
Tous disorder similar IN 3, W..
she was forced 10 quit worS !.
refuge in The home Of a f.rses' :
Miller. who live at $40 Ws., q ~.
pie street. west Of the Oregon ~ =,
depot =
According to her sto-r y.
treated her kindly and told bs, =
remain there ms long as shs .i,s;
so. Tuesday afternoon. hoxsr.s
gan 10 brood over her forlon =
the unfriendliness and nsH,...
brothers. She decided TO end =
No means OF suicide wers >, :.
finding a bottle OF spirits az -
and imagining that II Vas 49,
girl drank about Two ounces n
was discovered almost Immsi..
Mrs. Miller. VINO Summoned : =
In a short time the girl was ~; ~
ger.
The case was then repor,.s /. .
Venile court authorities. Tn, !,
reported that the girl was ~
Of a nervous disorder and thas 4,
growth on her knee which W.,
SLATE an operation. She vas n-,
the Holy Cross hospital. and IA, =
officers will endeavor to ~,
brothers TO pay for her trestrs.
Both OF them, 1t is said, hold S,l
tons in Salt Lake.
Mrs. A. l.. Young. one Of the :
officers OF the Juvenile coprt I;
terday that she had lryei.Iss
girls case and wss satisfied thr 4
a good girl. who had merely tsI;
her life because Of her sickness. !
lect OF her brothers and he- h
forlorn condition. Mrs. yocs
deaVoriDg 10 and permanent! :
her after she gets out Of the "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
MOTHER AND BABES
IN ACTUAL WANT
Deserted Wife and Helpless
Children Need Prompt
Assistance.

In n small. drcary am-sodden room
In which a bed without covering, n baby s
crib, a cupboard md table share hon
ors with the boiler-laden stove. Mrs. Rose
Sorenson is nursing, feeding. cleaning and
loving three little children with one hand.
while with the other she Is rubbing out
clothes and filling the boiler.
No. 2s6 West Sixth South street Is
her address, and tho number belongs TO
half of a small brick hovel for which
the landlord demands Sc n month rent.
Mrs. Sorenson Is a fat -chested CHEEKY
little woman. holding her baby close TO
her face when ore montions an institu-
ton. She has only her babies. and, as
she says It. ahe gathers the three OF
them close; no matter II they do hunger
sometimes, she can love them and pet
them,
or Dane blood, she has had little In
her whole life 10 make her feel that life
rs worth the awful struggle she has made
since little girl, Some years ago cancer
attacked her nose and Il had 10 DO cut
horribly, giving her the appearance OF
having her nose taken off and then put
back on. and yet she is not at all un-
pleasing. The mother love that shines
out from the weary gray eyes makes
the face good 70 look at
The room is so pitifully poor that 1t
makes one fee! almost as II the very
limit OF human misery had been reached,
and yet 1t is clean and the TWO chubby
baby boys are "a neat as one could en-
PccI OF n mother with S-monthS baby,
baN' that has upon lrs tiny brow a
disfguring tumor that almost covers one
eye Yesterday the little room house
was gloomy indeed. The washing In a
W. the small stove giving forth a feeble
Enk Of light and the baby crying with
the feeble sick wall OF an infant in pain
There has been times OF stress lately
IN that one-room shack Mrs. Sorenson
does not tell of II. but the neighbors do.
She can only speak OF the husband who
mas deserted her, who went away and
left wife n month before the last baby
was born and from whom she has never
heard a word. ''G am OF Dane blood"
she repeated with unconscious pathos,
and / can stand much. but some times il
gets too hard The neighbors tell OF
when the little woman went three days
without bit Of bread But at present
she manages To struggle through n wash
ing or TWO and thus does not starve
While the county pays her rent. And
she doesn't look over 2S wears Of age
But she needs help now. and needs It
;orey, The baby must be taken care OF
and the other babies must be fed. and
he washlnss are not enough to keep the
three little mouths satisfied.
The TWO boys are beautiful Youngsters
despite the wretched clothes they wear
Mrs. Sorenson requires help now bur saws
hat with a little assistance she could
axe care OF herself The one room shack
With IT'S steam m-laden air is fatal for fhe
"a oes, but she has no other place ANY
assistance that would be given TO her
he would take gladly for the sake OF the
'hlldren. for her one dread Is that they |
VII he taken away from her, where she I
annot love them AT night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
SANITARIUM is SUED
Is Alleged That Man Was Drowned
There Because of Neglipence

Gus Kalluchis. administrator of fhe
estate of Nichoos Cozomos, brought
sult in the District eourt yesterday
against the Salt Lake Hot Springs San
The complaint alleges that Cozomos
was drowned I'D swimming tank in the
sanitarium on Third South street De-.
ccmber IL, 1906. II is charged that be
got into water beyond his depth, and
that there was no attendant at band
to rescue him. The complaint alleges
that it is the duty of the company to
keep an attendant near at hand 10 res.
cue patrons who get into such predica.
ments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
IN THE PROBATE COURT
Application for Administration on Es-
tate of Theodore Singhiser.

George H. Rathman petitioned the
District court Yesterday for letters OF
administration On the estate of the late
Theodore Singniser, who died in Chi
,caoo January 2S, 1907 The petition
stataes that the only estate left by Mr..
Siughiser in Utah was An unadjusted
claim for accident insurance amounting
approximately TO $2250 The petition
states that the only estate left by Mr..
Summit county stands in the name of
Mr.. Singhiser, but that he held it in
trust for the American Flag Mining
company.
The will of the late Patrick Flood
was filed for probate in the District
court yesterday by F. F.. McGurrin, ex-
ecutor. The estate is valued at about
$4,000, and there are three heirs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
ACCUSES HIS PARTNER
Groceryman Applies to District Court
for Appointment of Recefvar

c, P. Blyth brought suit I'm the District
court yesterday for the appointment of
receiver for q co-partncrshlp cxistine,
between himself and r. Schoewe The
Two have been engaged since Noyembsr
al $40 South Main street.
Biyth charges that his partner refrses
TO devote his time to the business: maj
ne refuses 10 permit him (plaintfn) 10
exercise any control over the husjnoos
and that the business has been Iosinr
money constantly since 1t was flrsf
In addition to asking for tho anno,,t
nent OF a receiver. Blyth asks tilat hie
partner be restrained from contractinp
any liabilities in the name OF the firn, r1
Morse signed an order cstraj,'.S So
Schoewc from doing anything To involvoe
inc hriu, and also citing him to show
pointed, '''' W tSp-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
PROVO NEWS NOTU
Record Of Suits Piled and Id
Personal Items.

CiSohdl ltsl.S.
Special 70 The Tribune.
PROVO, Utah, March STD
Exchange Savings bank hu
suit in the District court assis
Bradley ct al and the estate Z
Bradley, a bankrupt, TO colle'
on a promissory note secured bri
gage on real estate.
In the case of !. E. Jsnss I
Utah Association Of Credit Me-
Booth has rendered bis decisiel
vor of the plaintiff. awarding j,
for Sl03.50 for services psrfa1'
the American Fork Farmer5 pli'
Harold c., the infant son oi Y
Mrs. Charles H, Ward. died rs
ing at the family residence in ~
ward. Of stomach trouble. Fur.!'
ices Will be held at the resi14
Friday next at 2 o CLOCK p. n.
Mrs. B. r, Smoot of Provo uris
q delicate operation at the Pm
eral hospital today. The opsrit'
successful and the indications Q
a speedy recovery.
DR.. and Mrs. George E. Rta1
Mr.. and Mrs. ". X. Spaford y
turned from a very pleasant tE'T
trip to Los Angeles and otsii
cities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
TO INSPECT CANAL
Fifty Three Congressman Have Set SAT-,
for Colon,

NEW YORK, March 6.-Fifty-three
representatives. in Congress. who desire
to know, for themselves the conditions
under which the Panama canal ia heinz
built, sailed today for Colon. With thcm
went Lieut.. Col. George f. Goethals, the
United States army engineer, who will
undertake the construction of the canaI
and NAL Gailiard, United States army
who VIII assist Col. Goethals.
Among those in the party arc WIN.
lam A. RodenburR and j. " Graf. Ilii.
nois;, A. a, Calderhead, Kansas: +. Z.
SroSkA 3 Sa l3 COLORADO; n. G, Ellis, Missouri;
pie, Texas; B. s. Mcclure, Oklahoma.
J; G., Chaney and j. H. Foster, Indiana: |:
Charies E. Scott, Kansas; 4. s. Burle,
SON Texas; T. F. Marshall, North Da.
Hota; g. G; Grllhams and T. s. Holiday,
Indiana; p 7. Chapman. Illinois; j, +,
Robinson, Arkansas; Frederick lands
Indiana; s. G. Smith, California; Will,
Jam ,NA Rucker, Missouri
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
NEW MAP OF THE CITY
A Large, Fine One,. With the Corrected
Names All Entered

The Polk company nave Issued in
black, large fine map of the city. with
and avenues rs aJcpted by the ,Htv
Council, as we'll as all the small courts
ard other such thoroughtares. The man
measures 4Ss55 inches. and "a print =,
on good tough paper 1t Is the prompt.
est issue containing these changes and
IT makes handsome appearance. Inc
nap Is .irst.class FIR reference; a,l n.,
one interested IN the names and locali-
tics IN the different ;n,ts of thn ,itv
can -aff0r1 tp be wiihart Il '