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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
JUDGE DIEHLs SESSION.

Two more colored women Of the toxin
and alleged dips have been run out
of town by the police. They are Milie
Miller and Bessie Rivers, They were
charged with vagrancy and this morn
ing entered pleas OF guilty with the UNI
dcrstandiug that they would be released
on their own recognizancc until Satur-
day morning The. order was entered
and the women VIII be out Of Salt Lake
before the time aIriys for sentence
Attorney William Newton was de-
Cidedly angry this morning when the
case of Hazel Bone, charged with va
grauey was culled, The woman was
arrested last night and Newton put up
bail for her This morning when the
case was called there was no COM
plant filed against her and the attor-
ney demanded that the bail be released
The bail had been fixed by the desk
sergeant but the auesting officer had
failed 20 swear 10 a complaint, New
ton objected 10 such procedure. but
tho court could not make an order IN
the case for the reason that II was not
IN his jurisdiction and would not be un-
al complaint had been made out.
Later the complaint was filed and the
ban reduced from S25 To $40,
u, NJ. Johnson 'pal'' of Jimmie GetZ
the pickpookot now under arrest for
attempting 10 steal n diamond pin
from MAX Florence has been released
from custody but with the understand
ms that he win free Sat Lake City
from his presence as rapidly as possi-
hlc. The fellow was arrested the daS
following Getz's attempt To 'lift" the
diamond from Mr. Floronce's tie,
IN JAIL III HE RETURNS.
This morning. boy counsel nc pleaded
guilty 20 the charge Of vagrancy AND
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
0RPHEUM MANAGER HERE.

VIII X. Winch. new manager for the
Orpheum theater, arrived in this city
this morning ready to take up his du.
ties with the State street playhouse
upon its opening the vaudeville season
the beginning of next week. Mr.. Winch
is no stranger to amusement enter
prises. having served long time in
various places scattered throughout
the length and breadth OF the country
He comes 20 this city after success
fully managing the affairs OF the III
Paso, Tex. Orpheum. Prior to his
service in Texas he was with the Car
nival park in Kansas City Kas.. and
prior TO that with the Orpheum for
Ave seasons in the same city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
ASSOCIATION ASSIGNS.

The Salt Lake Cooperative ascot
alton, which was started a year ago
under promising auspices by mostly
railroad employees, has assigned TO the
Utah Credit Mems association for the
benefit OF creditors. The liabilities are
rated from $1,000 to $4,000, and OF
the assets, $4,000 are In book nc
counts. But stockholders say the
concern will break about even, and
there win be really no lossos incurred.
The trouble has been what IL com
monty termed I'm business parlance,
internal dissensions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
PAzALY DISCHARGED.

As was expected the ease IF murder
in the first degree against Joe Pasaly
was dismissed In Justice Dana I
Smiths court yesterday afternoon. The
man vas accused of numbering Mike
Bovich. II was admitted by some of
the officers that the wrong man had
been arrested. The case was set for
preliminary hearing yesterday after
noon but because of insufficient testi-
mony the matter was not prosecuted.
The charge of disturbing the peace
against Joe tzlac and Mike Prpich
was also dismissed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
WATCHING FOR SAVAGE.

chief OF Police Tom Pitt received n
telegram from the United states post
a'hce INSPECTOR al Grand Junction,
colo, today, stating that Charles Say.
age tho negro Who stole $4,000 from
mail pouch at Kansas city, left the
Colorado city Saturday. II Is holicvea
by the postoffice officials that Savage
IS headed Tor Salt Lake city and for
this reason have notified the police
here, Savage Is clever negro and has
successfully escaped from the clutoheA
of tho government officers for several
months He IA well known here and
has served a term in the Utah state
prison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
MEETING OF MISSIONARIES.

"Shall We Gather at the River?n Is
the subject at the closing service of the
series to be held tonight on Third
South street. near Main, at $50 The
hymn with the above title and Others
on heaven will be used. and the gen
eral theme will pertain to the future
home of the blessed with questions
related to this. The meetings thus far
have had an aggregate attendance of
fully 1000. and the attention has usual
lY heen CInsed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
ON STATUTORY oFFENsE.

William II. Dixon, arrested near
Sandy some weeks ago by deputy
sherffs. on the charge of committing
statutory offensc against a 15-year-
old girl named Alice Davis, is having
a hearing before Justice of the Peace
Dana T. Smith this afternoon. The
case was set for this morning and the
prosecution is still offering evidence.
1t Is alleged that Dixon mad criminal
relations with the young girl and the
prosecution Is confident OF making a
strong case aEainst the man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
PERSONALS.

Il. S. DeLangton. representing a
formerly resident of this city Is I'm
town on business trip. Mr.. DeLang-
ton Is travelling from Mexico tn Brit
ish Columbia, selling goods
W. j. Halloran has gone 10 the
Strawberry on fishing trip
Receiver NJ. NJ. Kalghn Of the land
office and Mrs kaighn will leave to-
night on Yellowstone park trip.
S. d. Evans has returned from his
Shriner trip to ST. Paul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
SUES ON REALTY DEAL.

A suit against Edgar r. Sears and
Ella $ Sears was filed yesterday in
the district court by John johnson,
A similar cause was before the court
appearing as a defendant. johnson al
leges that he exchanged certain Murray
property for 1885 acres of alnd southwest
of Salt Lake city, and that instead of
delivering to him the promised parcel
of land Sears decided to him an entirely
different piece. Plaintiff, who Is 10
years of age. sues for damages in the
sum of 81 500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

orpheum--At the Orpheum only a
few more opportunities remain TO see
the stock company as the season
closes Saturday night The strong
play entitled The Greatest of These"
viii run the week through with the
customary matinee Saturday.
New lyrc--'The moving and speak
ing pictures this week are drawing
throngs of interested spectators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
SALT PALACE RACES.

Something new this season is offered
In tomorrow nights program for the
salt Palace, ten mile western Ian
championship professional race 1t is and
great race II ought to be. Other
professional two-mile lap handicap
amateur and y mile omen amateur he
sides number Of other events with
Just as much promise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
CLAYs NOT CONTENT.

NJ V, Cays is not satisfied with
the judgment of the district court IN
the matter of the suit entered by his
wife, Della Clays, for separate mainten-
ance, Mr.. Clays filed a cross com
plant. In which he asked for n divorce,
which was denied, and Mrs Clays was
awarded $40 a month. instead of $50
asked for. Clays appeared before Judge
Morse yesterday afternoon and was
given 10 day S 1nswhich to file motion
for a ueNt trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
OWN REooGNIzANcE.

The case of the state W.. Thomas
Culver, charged with burglary in the
second degree, was set this morning
FOR Aug. II, and the defendant re-
leased on his own recognlzance. Gull
Yer Is accused of breaking into the
residence Of George Ross, All south
Second east several weeks ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23

bruised. lie called for help when ono
~ the clerks. F, Christensen, responded.
The narauder got away, however, es
Gaping TO the hills, followed 10y MIR:
Christensen, who exchanged several
shots with the robbei before he lost
sight OF him IN the cedars,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
CAUGHT RED HANDED.
Silver City Watcbmhn Has Encounter
Win Dynamite Thief.
lsreeIaI 10 the oNews.,l

FF|TTT-TTTET - w -" w 7
silver city July 23,--I4ast evening at
about half past nine Manager j. M.
Taylor Of the l. II, Ritter company i'm
making his rounds previous 10 closing
UP, discovered man In the act nf
extracting dynamite from the maya
zine into which he had brokcn, prob
ably with the intention OF Blowing
open the safe with the explosive. The
marauder when discovered made a
vicious attack upon Mr. Taylor with "A
sling shot Mr.. Taylor threw up his
hand TO ward on the blow Intended
Tor his head aud his hand was badly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23

X. h. Evans, Florist. SO S. Main ST.
Floral designs a specially. Phone 06i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
DIED.

JoHNsoN-At s3 West Minnie Avenue,
on Second West, below Tenth south
street July %, 1908, OF cancer Of
stomach, wife of Ludweck johnson in
her 69rd year. Native OF Norway.
The funeral services will be held Fri
day at D. M from the residence.
Friends are invited to attend. Interment
In city cemetery.
GREGORY-At Lone Tree. Wyo., July
q, 1905, from accidental gunshot wound.
Herbert Alma son Of Herbert j. and
Susa Elaston Gregory born September
20, 1902. In Salt Lake City.
The funeral services Will be held Fri
day. July "a mt Il O'Clock noon from the
residence of william Langton 2C5 West
First North street, this city. Friends
are invited to attend. lnterment In city
cemetery.
GfLLETTE~-Mrs Rlda Gillette, wife of
Denzel Gillette nnd daughter of G. II.
ana Helen II, i. Cushing, mt Sandy,
Utah. July q. 1895
Funeral services. will be held' at the
home of her parents nj l y. IN, Satu day,
July Q. Interment viii be in Salt lake
city cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
They were camping first meal:
Where McDonalds cocoap Forgot il
Don't forget it-be sure and take can along

Mcdonald Merry Widow Chocolates
bandthe quality there that's
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07

Though the late Ira -. Sankey was
a total ahstainer. he did not believe
that mankind was as vet sufficiently
civilized 90 ALLOW total abstinence 90
prevail
Discussing the temperance move
ment with q reporter Mr. Sankey one
day sand I'm Brooklyn.
"It viii not be temperate world
tnl everN body n 10 perceives and
loathes the ugiiuess OF drunkenness
it u.s. there are too many men like a
chap ] once sat next 10 IN a street car.
"He was poorly clad and dirtv-a
tramp in appearance-and his COmpan-
ion was Of the same stamp. His
companion was reading piece of
newspaper and now and then leaned
forward to comment on the news.
What do YOU think az thisg
heard him say. 'Feller drowned in a
beer vat in Milwaukee yesterday
The other rolled his eyes and said
oh. Death where is thy stingT
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07
SAILOR Est APES FROM
NENELJEIA AUTHORITIES

ST VINCENT B $751; I-O One OF the
crew &C the British ,ra.lue schooner
Lads keusiugtlu. which was seized
several weeks ago lg Venezuelan au-
fhorities on Nar-alIfa. 900 island iu
the Caribbean Sea- belonging to Nene-
zuela has arrived here. The sailor
whose name is Baieutgue. escaped
from the venezuelan officers. and after
suffering great prVafion eventually
made his way to the Gulf OF Paria and
reached Trinidad by rowing across the
gulf en- a canoe with a Venezuelan
smuggier Thence he sailed i'm a sloop
% st. Vincent reaching here yester-
day.
The captain and the other members
OF the crew. so far IS can De ascer-
tanned. are still held as prisoners.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07
LOOKED Is 4 BONCNR.
NEGRO STAgVES TO DEATH.

BUFFALO. ~ Special AT the
cts morgue are the remains ~ q negro
Who was found starved 90 death ln a
car loaded with cotton iu the Lehish
Valley Yards The car was billed af
Pine Bluffs. Ark. October 2d. and re-
billed at ST Louis on October 18th
10 was consigned 90 j. II. Foster. az
Providence. r.. D. Marks on the doors
of the car indicate that the man made
desperate fight 90 escape from his
Imprisonment before death came 20
him in horrible form Splinters 81
pine were scattered on the floor, and
bloody imprints Of fingers In the spin
tered wood on the inside OF the car
d0or.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07

Many or tlt new street hats are
turned up oa the l-lt "a ~ ouir
Green is the ctlor-ssf the moment fo
mems wear the tones being dark
The Verf latest shoe is made entire
y of suede with cloth tops aad very
short famp
Plain color coat with 4 plaid or a
stripe skirt is in vogue again this sea-
son
slips of china silk viii be- worn
again this season under Transparent
yokes OF net or lace.
Charming evening gowns are made
along the simplest lines. every thing
depending upon the cut and the dra-
perry. Simple colffures are worn TO
match.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07
MONSTER EXHIBIT
TUBERCULOSIS
Ten Special Cars Required Go Garry
National Associations Educational
Exhibit Which VIII BE Dis
pIaycd in Ncw YORK Nov.
ibtk spread Gospel
81 Fresh Air.

sf-F voRE D., November 18Th Tho
or.,tast erhihifinu obi trher.uiosis
tr,t ras eve haan ..tn.r.d viii hc
.....-,,4 o.. che rrirf. m \.O York
,',. tn. a,tihIt which formed r.rt
a. the recent International torar.ss
-, 7,,b.rc,losis viii l. shown under
the auspices 90 the Tuberculosis Com.
Rittec az the Charity Organization So-
cietN. and the Department OFF Health.
Me- .,hniri.n consists obi charts.
,not,~~arhs mans models ii..raIIs.
"a an .crtu ~ na-....-ra1ta rnat
-, 80 ~, - ILL.,. ,.,.,er-i.- -+.f,
"a, t,.st,,srr 40 t,,ner,,ilosfs FN.
h,hi,s sr. .ro,- fr,r. Is different
"l.,,,,tries ana rrnr, aO. ...,..,-lous
,,5 irdi,iduals An u au tae e>ni.
1.tt,,r includes r.arI, 5000. rrfrs 10
an ,,te -oDO0 srr.r. f..t .f roa,
sDaca and II GOO suuare feet of wall
space for the display of the exhibition.
Ten special cars and otef 5000 pack
ing cases are required tu transport d.
Dr,irc lis three weeks. -r..r iu
washington Mi. ,Nlf.r was viewed
hy frly 300 lpa r...Ir nm, exhibit
al che t1.arlr, ORGANIZATION Society.
which forms hut oue small mu uf
This. entire, exhibition. has h.ru viewed
by over "a half-miliou peoul. m Sew
York cin From these rlurrs. AND
q .onlDsrison with the attendance of
similar exhibitions. DO is estimated DN
the authorities Doe charge off the press
emit exhibit that probably over uu-
lion people Will see This educational
display while DO ls ln Sew YORK; cii.
The exhibit as Dr. viii Dee shown u
Sew York ciu. is unique. mot oul>
iu tlr fact that it IS tte -reafest of
its Kline ever eathered together. Duf
slso. because lhis administration. col.
lected tor q purely educational pur
pose. is used to illustrate the dangers
of only one disease. The entire eNhi
bition publishes aud carries but one
message that consumption can De
cured and that the cure for tine dis
ease is fresh air rest and wholesome
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07

Mamma NAV go over with Fred
ilr Iu his verde
$50. wF SON. SOU and Freddie stay
.u nur fnri ani play
huf there's nn more fun In our
yard mamma. We've tramped down All
.f uur Unwer. .Nonkrrs Statesman.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-19
Push That snub..

It is amusing to see three-for-a-
cent young woman who is supported
by an indulgent father, snub some in
dustrious young woman who works for
wages or salary. This same young
woman would starve to death in about
three months if turned loose on her
own resource. A push that continual
ly snubs the working girl ought to
have their pedigree four times year
in country newspapers to keep them
in mind Of former times and if their
parents didn't dig bitches or "work
out" for living at some time or their
lives it is one Of the seven wonders
and are none the worse for having
done so either. But these people who
care only for clothes and pay enough
for one pair of stockings to buy the
"old man" a dozen pairs, will always
be with us. They grow up and marry
a chap who cares only for himself and
who thinks that clothes alone make
the man and they sit up nights work
ing out plan whereby they can make
both ends meet and their daughters
travel the same path they themselves
travelled in younger days-JWheat-
land Eagle.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-19

At meeting Of the states attorneys
Of North Dakota, held at jamestown,
resolutions were passed deploring the
fact that so many criminal cases were
reversed by the supreme court on
technical grounds, it being stated that
in the entire United States forty-six
per cent of the criminal cases appeal
ed were reversed by the higher courts
and new trials ordered
We are glad to say this, condition
does not exist in the Fifth judicial
district. Judge Burke of this district
has presided at over two hundred
criminal trials during his four year
term, this number including ten MUIR
der trials and nearly one hundred
other felonies; he has tried and SEN
fenced nearly hundred men to the
state penitentiary, and over hund-
red to the county jails.
During this time not a single GRIM
inal case tried before him has been
reversed by the supreme court, not
single county has to bear the expense
Of a new trial in criminal case.
The election of judges of Judge
Burke's type would do much to rene
DIV the condition of which the states
attorneys mplain.-Valley CITY
Times-Record.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-19
HInoIe Dino.

Il. Il. &
This community has been IN a quiet
rest,
So I'll just stir up hornets nest
And at another batch I'll take a fling
This time it will be Hingle Ding, N
You all know him, well do,
He is noted for fast driving too,
He goes to town and gets right back,
His horses trot like on the track
The horses names are Bess and Bird,
The swiftest team in all his herd
He gives them good care and plenty
to eat
And that is why they get up such a
speed,
One day he had an awful spill
BY driving too swiftly down hill
He turned the corner struck rock
And there he nearly broke his clock
The buggy it turned up side down
And for repairs it went to town
The worst Of it is he wasn't alone
He was taking his sweetheart home,
She was just as brave as she could be
Yes and they also broke the whipple-
tree
The horses stopped when one fell down
The driver landed like clown
When he landed he stubbed his toes,
And now he has court plasters all over
his nose,
tell you boys he's an awful sight
His ma says it serves him just right
If he would drive like other folks
He wouldn't be breaking all the spokes
He wouldn't be break'n all the spokes
Pa says we don't care to have a wake
So the little girl home myself I'll take
And I'll see to it that she safely LANDS
For do my driving with both hands
His ma Just laughed when she told me
They were holding hands I bet says
she
For that's the way the young 1olks w
When they out driving go,
All the same he is a nice young man
Here's chance for you girls, eaten
him if you can
He doesn't drink or IS he crank
But puts his money in savings banK
He is a good singer and has a hne
voice
And over his singing you all would re-
joice
You forget that the prairie IS lone
some and dreary
His favorite song is Holding Hahus'
My Dearie,
AS these few lines to the press l SEND
I hops nobody I'll offend,
I am lonely bachelor with no'hlns
else to do 1,,,
So about some other Dachelor Il
write line or two,
Til write some more next time II | can
yours very truly Mary Ann.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-19
Items Of Interest
Boiled Down for
Busy Readers s.:
Short StateStories

kenmare Journal: It was lust 25
years ago today that the Journal Stick
entered upon his career as a printer.
He has been licked, shot at, sued for
libel, libelled and punctured, but I'M
less he runs against worse ones than
he has in the gyrations Of the past
quarter century, he hopes to round out
another rs years with a pretty fair
hide.
New Rockford Transcript: "There
are two ways of getting into a news
paper purchasing an interest and
purchasing an interview" There is
still another way, pulling the wool
over the editors eyes and getting in
for nothing. This is very popular
form of entry-Je ESPECIALLY with the
politicians.
Forum: One of the finest herds Of
corn fed cattle that has come to Fargo
for some time was brought here yes
terday from Mapleton, by Dunken
BROMLEY. The herd numbered forty
in all and weighed on an average of
thirteen hundred pounds each. Mr..
BROMLEY sold his cattle to G. F. Eg.
CERT, the progressive Front street
butcher, wAo will supply his trade with
cuts from these select corn fed cattle.
A Lady IS years old proved up her
claim in Morton county the other day,
and still some Of the eastern people
will insist that life here is very strenu.
Gus in this state. But considering this
we are wont to claim that when a lady
that odd can prove up claim in
North Dakota, it should not be con.
sidered very strenuous.
Prof. Ladd has the millers cup a
tree" In buying durum wheat they
contend it is an inferior grade but
when asked to label their product
showing the proportion Of durum to
other varieties of wheat they protest
that it does not hurt the quality of
flDur."-Ex.
A newspaper is always printed in a
rush. There is always something in
it that should be left out; something
left out that should have been put in.
1t is sometimes too quick to judge,
and often too quick to act, but, with
all its shortcomings, there is more
education in a bright, newsy news
pape5 than there is in a novel.
An exchange gives the following re-
ceipe for filling our penitentiary:
When your boy doesn't want to go to
school let him loaf; when he gets in
to mischief and when your neighbor
reports it to you, curse your neighbor
in the presence of your boy. When
he gets a little larger and perhaps
something of value and you find it
out, just laugh at it and let it go;
when he gets into something that calls
him to the justice court and he is
fined, curse the court, the jury, and
every one connected with the matter,
pity the boy and you will soon have
a splendid candidate for the pen.
There is so much smallpox at Fargo
that the pest house is crowded.
Rev. w. W. Gunter of Minot, has
stirred up the unrighteous at Cando
by "a series of revival meetings.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-19
Woman CHARGED With Piaaina.

Mrs. Agnes NUNS, formerly Minot's
lady barber, has been arrested charg-
ed with running a blind pig. She was
held to district court under $500 bail,
which She furnished. Mrs. Muhs has
been somewhat notorious in Minot.
That old rounder, Gerrity, who
doesn't do as much as take long
breath without great effort, was ar
rested and sent to the city bastile for
Twenty-Five days for vagrancy.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-19

The big mail order houses are hoou-
mo the state with their spring cata-
logues which show general reuuo-
ton in prices, They are giving their
many customers full descriptions OF
the articles they sell, detailed prices
full directions how best to ship anu
send the money-making it as easy
as possible to do business with mem.
It's the early bird that catches the
worm and the only way to get busl.
ness is. to go after it, good and naro
and all the time. This is a glorious
time to reach the reading public
when they have Jtime to READ anu
figure and plan for the summer )
campaign. Palladium.