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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23

Lake r. w. Gardner. American Fork.
Jesse Earl, Logan Daniel r Munson.
Ogdeu. carr A. l1k. salt Lake. M L.
James. bingham Canyon D. D. Ellie
s0n, layton. j. NJ. Peterson. Richnold
W. n. Hayes, Pleasant Grove. b. A.
Eldrcd. Green River. william pauter.
hivertoni Louis Jacobs, salina; A bert
Thompson. EphraIm. n G.. Foley. Og-
dou. %. J salisbury. Salt Lake. h. II.
IT. Ihoup, Salt Lake; phno Dihnle,
Layton. w. v. Evans. Bingham Cam
yuni Dausun Browne. Jr.. Salt LAX. "
w. Mills. Iaysou, James Morgan.
Eureka. John Wiuterose Hcbcr. o. ~.
sampson. salt Lake. stephen Thurs
Com. Hyde Park Angus Mcclellan Dr.,
salt Lake. j. a. Miller. Cotton. Louis
T. diversion, Cleveland. Don g. strong,
Alpine. George a. Williams Milford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

The case of Joseph Davis. a. sh1p-
UTTER who was convicted of grand
larceny was continued Cor sentence uu-
ul April g, when arguments Will be
made ON motion Tor new trial
clifford Neil charged with Statue
tory offense against Bessie FarnswortR,
d years old. of Bingham. who was
arrested u Phoebe. New. several days
ago win Doe brought back for trial DE
putty sheriff Forbes leaves today with
requisition papers.
Mrs Mary Hougaard filed another
suit against the Garfield Smelling conn
pany for $4,000 damages for the death
OF her son, Melroy, aged 80 years. who
was killed on tho company electric
tramwsy while repairing o. car. The
accident occurred ON June s, 1905
Upon the motion of the plaintiff
Nellie Tylers suit against tho Wabash
Mining company for $4,000 damages
i0r tne death of her son. Joseph Ty.er.
rs years old. was dismissed without
prejudice yesterday in Judge Ritchie
court The accident occurred on July
4. 1905.
Mrs. Mary Carr charges Harry Cox
Carr with desertiOn in "a complaint nled
for divorce yesterday In the Third dis
uitt court They were married July
~. 1893 and Car left her a few months
later. She asks for the custody OF their
minor child, John, and costs Of the tc-
ton
Mrs. Laurette Clark filed suit for d.
Norce yesterday against w. A. Clark
90 whom she was married I'm Mauu.
Feb %, 1901 on the ground OF cruelty
SHE charges him with calling her via
names and striking her. As soon as the
complaint was filed it was taken into
court and some of the testimony was
heard The final hearing was post
ponod until April 3.
a motion for @ new trial Boo the
case OF o. b. Gibson. who was com
Ncted of embezzlemeut. was argued
u Judge Lewis court Yesterday The
arguments were submitted aud taken
under Adjustment Gibson was employ
ad GEES au advertising solicitor for
Jones g. Hammer publishers OF the
tncHter programs RE was convict
ed off being short $500 iu bis accounts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23

in-low. Albert g Boyle have been tenn
norafily living in New York where Mr.
Boyle has been studying ror somo
time. Mrs Best has not oniovcd ro.d
health and 20 was thought hv chang
ing climate She would Improve. The
chango was not satisfactory as nor
Improvement was only OF short durn-
uun. Her condition suddenly became
worse about o. month ago when sho
sent Tor her sons Harold aud Waiter
Who made Immediate arrangements
tor her return to Salt Lake City. where
she arrived about two weeks ago. Sho
paFsed peacefully away at ths home
90 her SON Walter. March 10. 1909 She
was native 1f this country being
loin Aug l 1919. at Ocean 60. New
Jersey. Harold Best. Walter best and
May BOYLE. her three children. survive
her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
NORTH OGDEN.
Funeral OF Mr.. Mary smith. a For
y mer Resident of North Ogden.

Special Correspondence.
North Ogden Weber 60. March -
One OF the largest funerals held Tor some
time in the North ogden ward was that
held last Sunday over the remains or
Mrs. Mary Smith, who died OF pneumonia
at Idaho Fails March lh. The funeral
services were conducted by Counselor
James storey Music was furnished bv
the ward choir with solos some Day
We'll Understand by Amanda Ellie. and
Life over There by Wilf1rd b Cfs-
gron. Addresses were madc bv r. ~. EI-
us, Elizabeth khces - Montgomery
and Bishop James ward. 900 speaking Don
Che highost terms of praise of tne life
and character oft the deceased
Mrs Smith was born ut Stceplc Ashton.
Wiltshire. EnEland, April NJ. 1892. and
came tu North ogden m 1853. where She
and her family resld many years Her
remains were hrougl hero 90 De- buried
beside her husband Sine leaves three
children. VIM Smith and MIa Alice Rice
ut Idaho Sails. and AIRS. Lilly Single
ton af Roy. thIs county. n grandchildren
and seven reat-Eraudchudrou. and
large circle of friends t0 emulate hor
pN4muls OF devotion 10 rho cause of Due
manlu and nor undertaking Integrity tn
the gospel Fny had 500 earnestly lah0red
f0r for over io years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
MURRAY.


Murray March 25-The initial per-
ioimance of the weeks musical COM
test and carnival which was given
lQft night I'M the Murray First ward
chapel was "a pronounced success aud
groutly enjoyed by the large audience
which crowded the hall 20 lts capacity.
ln the choir competition. Taviors-
willie won over Union and Big Cotton
wood choirs
Carol Green or Wilford ward won
u the violin solo contest clara Cu-
hoon OF Murray was awarded FIRST
prize for the piano solo. while the prize
100 the soprano solo contest was award
ed TO lizzie Booth OF Bingham
Tho most appreciated number ON the
program was that given hv tho Sohte
bert quartet which was considered
ihe best ever heard here
Tonight the banner program uf the
week is promised, when grand con-
cert VIII be given. The leading feat
uirs Will be the cautata Esther the
Beautiful queen" with SO voices iu
ihe cast a matinee was given the
children this afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
CASES SET MONDAY.

Judr. Marshall has made an order
masking next Monday the gath
INST. che date when an trial cases for
the April term viii be set There are
on the calendar eight criminal cases.
and four DiNIl cases, iu which the Unit
gd states is "a party. OF the othcr
cases tn come up a. arc at issue and "a
not az issue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
1909 WALL PAPERS.

We have vastly increased our assort-
meuts of high grade papers, all our pre-
vious efforts are surpassed I'm excel
leuce, good taste and merit Never be-
fore have we shown such excellence and
so many varieties in l5C. zoe. 25c. 35c
and soc papers. Many OF these would
grace any parior.
GEO. W. EBERT q 60.
81 Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
PARK CITY,
SAD INFANT sroRTALITrEs.
One Child >mothercd 90 Death and
Another Drowned.

Special Correspondence
Park City March n "A piuml death
occurred Friday evening boz Empire cau-
you. when little Nick Babustc. the o
veaI-old boy OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bahtiste. NJs drowned i'm the 0umc
which runs iu front of their house. and
which carries considerable water this
mother missed him She Immediately hcH
gan her search. and tho footprints scd
hor tu the fumC. where she discovered
him lying face downward. ADJ efforts tn
r,suscitate him proved futile Funeral
Monday March 20 in the Catholic
church
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
srITIN rnnEcInsrRr-

Airs. Ida Eugies Walsh has entered
suit against David ~. James and his
wife BOO the Third district court Co
furecluse msrtagagc which was given
ass security To- a prumiEsory note. The
note was for $1,000 dated Jan. @. 1905
and became due year later SO part
OF tho note has been paid and MR..
Walsh asks Tor interest and costs of
The suit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
PLEASANT GROVE.
NNsWERs SUDDEN SUMMONS.
Frederick Thornc Closes Evcntful
Career az Sixty-Scycu.


Pleasant Grove. Utah Co.. March %
Frederick Thorue, age s. years. died
90 his home 1t am early hour this morn
ing. he has been suffering from uI
health fur over year, but gave no evil
dence of being more feeble yesterday
thau for months.
liis son who was sleeping with him
says that his father spoke 90 him about
$3.50. At @. 100. when the boy awoke
his father had passed away. seemingly
without struggled Mn Thorno drove
teams across the plains Tor omigant
several seasons. and Wts ono or the
Black Hawk war veterans Mrs Thorue
was IN Idaho where she was called one
week ago To- the bedside of her sick
daughter
Funeral win he announced later
Nh. ThOrne was 81 pioneer OF Utah
and of This place ever active for the
upbuildinR Of the commonwealth. lie
was good father and neighbor "a con-
sistent LatteI-day Saint. universally rec
.pccted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
nIsmnr Id mn -

The preliminary hearing %. Hugh
Meyers tno young cripple charsrl
WITH completely n the murder %. John
o. Barnett 90 the American House ON
March a. win take place before Justice
IT, N Bishop Instead of before Justice
Stanley a. Hanks The latter was cor1-
uer in tho case and Meyers attorney
asked Tor a change OF court. Tho hear
ius ha- NOT been sct us yet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.

viii Build COttHee~-Dcnnis J.
Sheehan, the Wyoming cattleruau. has
purchased the Buchmiller property on
Adams avenue. and viii begin the cree
ton of four cottages iu tho Immediate
future.
B. 4. PAY Day-Thc employee OF the
Southern Pacific company were paid
OF Yesterday 10y Cashier McGaW at the
freight office.
Il. of =. Candidatcs--Ogdcu. March
23.-At the IS. uf T.. hal last evening
the local lodge of knights of pythiaa
conferred the second degree upon %
candidates. There Was "a large deiogs-
tiou of knights present from salt Lake
city and Park city.
lcwis-Tcrrill Nuptial>--A marriage
license was issued yesterday afternoon
by County Clerk sam Dye To- George
W. TeTiu and Harriet +. Lewis, botl
OF kaysVillo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
SIMPLE REMEDY ron Ia GRIPPE

la grippe coughs are dangerous as
they frequently develop into pneumo-
MIA Foleys Honey and Tar not only
stops The cough but heals and
strengthens the lungs so that no seri-
GUS results need DE feared. The gem
uine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and rs in a yellow
Package. Refuse substitutes. +. j.
Hill Drug co. C'The Never Substitu-
tOrs)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
L. p. CoNFEssEs JUDGMENT.

lu tbo case off the United states vs.
The Union Pacific Railroad company for
violation of the law requiring railroad
companies 10 carry cattle mo- longer
than 2> hours Cpusccutively without
unloading tbym for feed and water the
defendants came iu yesterday and
confessed Judgment. The court at
fixed Che penalty az $500 ans costs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23

E-tccmcd Woman succunlbs 90 Long
Illnr-- az sons Home.

special Currt spoudcncc
The funeral 0f Sire Amanda j.
Ba-I was bold u che Mun Creah ward
house at noon FRIDAY March lA. a
large number of fuoudH and neIEnhor
uf fho deceased were present Tho sina
ur Was furnished bH tho Forest Dale
uulrtet a. Spencer Cornwall as
I,rumptuirt Bishop brigham D.
prioe off ihe Miu creek ward took
charge of tho service and Nae one of
the speaker The other speakers were
James g. Hamilton Bishop Joseph a.
Cornwall and Elder Hcbor j. Grant
Mrs Best was a we'll known and hiah-
Iv esteemed and Waf IA member ni inr
Nu erfeE ward. Tor over l teau
Ans. Best With her daughter and rou-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23

every song calls for o. dance and the
dance requires an encore. aud every
hodys happy. Among the scenic e.
tccts that capture o. hand or two are
49, Demons forest Floral palace of
Che Moth queen aud Christmas Tree
efovc bon Toyland. Babes in Toylnnd"
goes for the balance of the week with
thc regular matinecs.
RUNGALOW-1n pelvic and uotuN..
beauty patches and powder sword ami
satin coat ana court traiI, W.T.. IJ
BOOKS and 'l ntlths" and an tho other
hal marks OF "a past aee. willard Mack
and his company of players appoar th.s
week at tho bungalow iu that claI.I.
Ing emotional drama "Ho8rt-eas.."
written Tor Henry Miller which scored
ior many years signal triumph 600
iu. stage. 10 is perhaps because Ol che
utterly different parts assumed by Nc
Mack heretofore. that his Eric Tem-
piD. the dreamer and musician, half
mystic and partial rocluse DOGS not
seem 500 convincing as the others.
Those have been the practical and SOC
bust order. the staIwart. strong CIVILIZED.
stroug-honded heroes Ga whose rcudi-
ton Mr.. Mack delights his audiences.
To De- not to be- inferred by this prelar-
once however that Mr.. Mack De- NOT
guod Eric Temple. hc ls too aN-
ceilent an actor ever Co disappuInt his
audience and gives sufficiently t.u-
ms interpretation ~ tho role Miss
HNI l3s NOT SEQ line am opportunity zee
Jon the Rose of tho Rancho" but gives
t charging presentation of Margaret.
Anna cleveland ls "a decidedly ttt.ac-
tive Lady Neville. and Bessie Hunter
200 engaging Alice Temple. CaiLa
1'lDs nas au unsatisfactory par, as
lady bHUb. with mo- opportunity for
Deer usual good reading and expression.
Ii The romantic program name 'ArIIn4
Aic'nr hides really true one. ,ns
Owner should como out from unlcr
nls alias and take the iaureIs that Ie.
Ions l1 hIm for bis "NIr Padbury." D.
Ir not only cl.Nprlv but artigtiUaUv
done Throughout. Another win cones
with bis audience u tho play ia George
BALDWIN. Jr. as Lord Neville. and n.
y Hcmrll Co whom usu4ll,. falls +h.
fortune of tho bad mems roles. is as
excellent a- ever ia his 1fii.t and rf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
VICTIM OF APPENDICITIS.
Howard Edwards Succumbs A-tcr
Weeks IllnCss-AIrs. Irvine III.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co.. March 22-Mrs
Kate Irvine, wife Of Thomas Irvine ot
the Logan Second ward, Is stlll very
low She was reported as dead Satur-
day evening but she still lives. though
thought TO be beyond recovery.
Howard Edwards. the lS-year old son
Of Mrs Lizzie Edwards of the Second
ward died this morning following a
brief illness of appendicitis. The
boy took down with The disease "a week
ago Funeral arrangements have not
as yet been made.
The road scraper IS out this morning
scraping the mud from the various
streets which has accumulated during
the past season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
LOGAN.

The News" is Delivered by Carrier
In Logan Every Night (sundeY sN-
oeptedl az II Cents Per Month All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery, should be made to F. A.
Mitchell Agent for Daily. Saturday
and Semi-Weekly News 90 y
Center street Phone sd Independ-
eut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
INFANT sMoTHERs 10 DEATU

The g-mouths-oid baby of Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney EpDersou OF Midway Wasatch
county. was smutherCd 10 death. coming
from that town Friday. The father had
secured work in the Daly-IudEc mine.
and the mother and baby were coming
over Go nuke their home here with him.
The day being cold ana o long drive tho
mother had covered the baby uu SO that
thr little one would keep warm. but her
horror cam Doe lmgaincd when she uu-
covered Che little one tu find 10 dead.
The little one was taken 90 Midway for
biIisl yesterday.
FUNERAL or MRS. DCRKINS
Funeral was held today in the Catholic
church over tho remains OF MIS- Joseph
Durklns. Deceased was well known boo
fIls city She was born lu Cathagc. JEFF
fcrs0u county New York ln 1888. coming
to Park city iu 1873 She ls survived by
eight children, all of whom are grown.
The high school debating team was
given "a rOuslng reception Yesterday.
when they arrived ON the morning train
accompanied by Supt ID. A. Griffin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23

HUBBY" win stay lover true.
Every wife his only sweetheart, too,
Perpetual matrimonial bliss twill be-
II both take HOLSTERS Rocky Mount
ain Tea
Codbe Pitts Drug co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
THE ROUND OF THE TFIEATERS

BOTH the Salt Lake thcatcr and the
Grand are dark this week aud boz con-
sequence the Oruheum. Colonial and
bungalow are doing bigger business
than ever.
ORpHTUM-For variety the Orphc
un This week has a plenty yet there
is not "a iuEclcr or an acrobat 500 the
entire seven numbers on the bul There
are some old faces there this week. and
there are some new and handsome
ones. Johnny McNelgh with Dis cool
legc GIrle' is surrounded hy a bevy OF
beauties They are real Of course
Johnny tries Goo do George M Cohen
stunts but ho does them we'll and De-
mot tp blame for that Ho can s.na
and dance. and s0 can the girls. but
they are lirht ON team work For
some reason the four young women
could not quito settle down Co their
parts last night But when DO comes
to real laughs-short quick. ones that
hang onto y0u-RusqcN Brothers have
them. In "Our Servant Girls" ae two
maidons from the could cod they have
o. wealth, of good jokes funny songs
and plenty OF action ln their portrayal
of real Irish Wit. "rho Dude Dctoc-
tive De- the uamo uf tho sketch i'm
which Frank BRYAN and Louise Lang
don figure. As the real sissy boy Mr.
Bryou can put it on as soft as % custard
pie. Whom Doc singe 20 missed another
chance 90 be a lciu. go hc gcts uul Hl The
run There Be- FOO &C. Miss L1ngdon is
good and makes OLD partner for Mr.
Bryon Countess Olgl BOssi is back
again and with her is Mons paulo
They are Just tho sfuo as before only
Mons can portray little moro interest
than he used to. Tho famous duott..t-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23

New ideas and best results. Send
for catalogue. c.. r. Savage Co, ~
e. IL Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23

T.. y. Wheeler of Lo- Angeles s
spending 1 IUW DAYS .H Geo .itV he is
general agent for the Sail Lake Route
600 tho city of tHa Angels
The wiring of the Denver d rio
fr0ndo depot. when tIIHlru. tel. h,ill
ha superintendent by d. NJ Walter ~
Denver who H h.r. q. consider The
plans.
The salt Lake Route win run an
excursion tn InueiD county Iu tuc near
future. when an auction sal. of city lots
uoHr the Mammoth smeltcr win take
place. Su numerous have been in
IuI.as .Hn..I ug tHu project that &c
is moro J..H '..lH chat % special train
V0' |. H.. fu carry Interested
persons. tr,a road and also
81 hHHr |, have been pro-
ie'te. .... and the smcltcr.
Oniccr~ OF the Utah Light a Rail-
way company ary scheduled Go meet
this week. when the matter Of the
franchises fUU the Murray Time win be
considered a franchise was granted
by the county commissioners q week
ago, and one was given by the city OF
Murray Saturday last Under their
provisions a scent fare is demanded by
1915. but The company is holding out
for lo-ye3r extension ~ the l0-ceut
fare from The umo the franchises are
accepted.
Housewives will rejoice at the ac-
uon OF the railroads iu reducing the
freight rates on fruit jars. the change
tO go into effect on April l. The
responsible for the reduction. which
Win Doe a considerable saving. as will
he seen from On. following COMPARE
sons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23

General Manager u. D. Mayo and
General Superintendent J. r.. Anon OF
tine Globe Express company. the new
concern which 10 is thought viii sue
coed the Wells-Fargo company upon
the Gould lines, are in the city looking
over the situation. Il is presumed
that the Globe win absorb the business
NJ the Wells-FarRo on the Rio Grandc
Western and the Denver q Rio Grando
also establish the express business OF
the Western Pacific
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23

kniefel's Cafeteria, ~ So. Main.
See what TO cat before ordering.
We serve breakfast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23

accomplished throughout tho world BIS
lnls Organization Those present Boo
ADDITION Co Mr. Hobbs and Rev VD-
1lr were; NJ. 8. Browning. y. W.. Alb
.ett bt Mills John Watson. David %.
Mckay. A. O.. Fen. s.. j. Grimm j A.
Nye n lI Rolapp. Joseph scowCroft
~ 4. Smyth. JOS Runa. President
Haywood and Secretary Reynolds OF
we Weber club and representatives of
the press
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-11
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
EASY TONE IN THE OPENING
DEALINGS OF STOCK MARKET

New York, Jan. 1.-THE stock mar
kot showed an easy tone in the open
ing dealings today. only a small
sprinkling of gains contrasting with
the prevailing declining tendency
Chesapeake & Ohio. and Interborougr
Metropolitan preferred fell 1. Union
Pacific, st. Paul. New York Central,
Erie and the first preferred and Brook
lyn Transit large fractions.
Buying orders, at the decline. start
ed prices on brisk advance. There
was some pressure against the LEAD
ing stocks when they got back TO Sat
urdayIS closing prices. despite ;Lc
strength shown by Northern Pacific
and American Smelling.
Distrust of the conditions of the
market left 1t unstable and vulnerable
to attack and the bears had quick
success In forcing break In prices.
The Erie shares we're dcmoraliZed, the
common falling Q rs points. the First
preferred 3-4 and the second prefer
red t. New York Central lost 2 IL.
Union Pacific 2. Illinois Central aud
Lethlehem Steel / 81 and ST. Paul,
Reading and Missouri Pacific l IL.
The active list generally was down
In the neighborhood OF a point, There
was some rebound but the demand
6ied down quickly as prices rose
again.
Bonds we're irregular.